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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-08
STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.
 MEMPHIS, TENN.

THE Fall Session of this popular Insti- 1 tuition will commence on THURSDAY, the 18th of September next.
 With superior faculty of long experience and tried fdelity-thoroughlyi identified with tho South and with every appliance necessary for a strictly the patronageof the public. We refer with plea sure to the numerous patrons of the past year.
 For catalogue giving full information, address
 Aug 8, 1861. 5w c. COLLINS, President.
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Executors Notice.

THE subscribers are the executors of the u estate of c. M Vaughan, deceased, in accor- dance with the last will and testament of said Vaughan; and all persons having claims against said estate hereby notified to present them for settlement. If they not presented within two years, all claims will be barred. All persons owing said estate will con forward and make payment, or they will be dealt with as the law directs
 w. R. VAUGHAN,
 c. SCOTT,
 Aug. 1st, '6I 6w. F. A. TERRY.
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Aug. l, 1861.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, ,
 COUNTY OF CALHOUN.
 In the Calhoun circuit court, on the chancery side
 thereof, to the September term, A. D. 1861. Moses Wood, Complainam,)
 against } BILL FOR DIVORCE. Salie M. Wood, Defendant.)
 0N this the 22d day of July, 1861, came NJ said complainant by his solicitor, A. J. Ma nor, and files herein his bill of complaint against said defendant charging specifically said defendant Sale M. Wood, with many offences against equity and good conscience, and the said complainant representing his affidavit that the said defendant Sallie M. Wood is non resident of the State of Arkansas.
 It is therefore ordered that said defendant have notice of the pendency of this suit; the object of which is dissolve the bonds of matrimony between the said complainant and said defendant, by publi- cation in the True Democrat, newspaper publish ed at the city of Little Rock in the State of Arkan sas, cOnsecutively for two weeks the last insertion to be made at least four weeks before the last Monday in September, A. D. 1861, that the said defendant appear before the judge of the circuit court in chancery sitting, in and for said county, at the court house in the county of Calhoun, in the State of Arkansas, on the last Monday in Septem- Der, A. D. 1861, and plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill. A. MASON, Clerk.
 A true copy from the record. Attest: A. MASON, Clerk. August lst, 1861. 2w.-(Cost of ad. $6 50.)
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Arrive at Black Jack next day by II m; Leave Black Jack Tuesday at p m; Arrive at Fort Smith next day by pm 1911 From Fort Smith, by Perryville (no office) and Fort Arbuckle, to Gainesville, (Tex- as) oc5 miles and back, once week. Leave Fort Smith Monday at m Arrive at Gainesville 5th days by 9 m; Leave Gainesville Monday at $ a m Arrive at Fort Smith 9th days by 9p m. 1917 From Van Buren, by Belmont, The Narrows and West Fork, to Fayetteville, 56 miles aud back, once week.
 Leave Van Buren Monday at a m; Arrive at Fayetteville next day by l2 m; Leave Fayetteville Tuesday at l m; Arrive at Van Buren next day by p m. 7943 From Washington, by Justus Mills, Centre Point, Sydenham, Shetucket and Gap Springs, to Dallas, 100 miles and back, once a week.
 Leave Washington Wednesday at 10 m; Arrive at Dallas Friday by pm; Leave Dallas Sunday at 6 a m;
 Arrive at Washington Tuesday by 6 m. 1857 From Hot Springs, by Rockport, Tulip, Princeton, Chappell, Freeo and Luda, to Camden, s miles and back, twice week. Leave Hot Springs at $ Ill;
 Arrive at Camden next days by l2 m; Leave Camden at 6 m;
 Arrive at Hot Springs next days by l2 m.
 JOHN H. REAGAN, Aug. s, 1S6l Postmaster General
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned three equal partners, l having bought the Steam Saw Mill form erly owned by W. N. Parish, in this city. They are now prepared to fill all bills for lumber at the shortest notice. The firm shall be known and con ducted under the name and style of JOHN w IRWIN X Co.,, JOHN w. IRWIN,
 JOHN w. JAY,
 RUFUS H. FAUSCETT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-08

TIE FLORIDA CoAsT.-Gov. Perry's off, CT to President Davis of ten regiments of Florida volunteers has been accepted. The regiments are to be distributed along the Atlantic and Gulf coast of the State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-08

DEATH OF GEN. T. B. FLoURNoy, OF ARK ANsAs.-Our dispatches this morning from Louisville mentions the death ofGen T. B FLoURNoY, of Arkansas, which occurred in that city on yesterday, after a protracted illness. A special dispatch to the Ava lanche, Every courteously shown uson last night, states that his disease was typhoid fever, and that he died at four o'clock in the afternoon.
 Gen. .FLoURNoY was native of Kentucky, and for the last twenty five years resident of our neighboring State Of Arkansas, which he adopted as his home.
 He had received an appointment in the Confederate army, and was, at the time of his death making preparations to enter ac- tive service.
 His countrymen will regret that he has fallen victim to the insatiate archer" before being allowed to draw the sword in defense of his native South.-Wemphis Appeal
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N The Pennsylvania farmers, who were at the battle of Manassas, suffered ter rlbly from the effects of the Southern Army WOrm,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-08

Every person enetled to the right of pre- emption to any of the above lands, is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the register and cever, and make payment therefor within the pc. rod prescribed by law, otherwise such claim Aill be forfeited.
 L. B. CUNNINGHAM, Register,
 J. R. BERRY, Receiver. Auo ISel Qu-
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Aug. s, lS6.

WYE keep constantly on hand large w lot of all kinds and grades of Liquors, C- gars, Tobacco, etc. Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll to call and examine our stock, as we cell exclusively for cash
 Augl W. c. sCRUGGs & BRO.
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LUST RECEIVED per steamer Fred. O Notrebe-
 brls. Moasses; sacks Coffee; 150 boxes Sardines;
 boxes Prime Soap;
 [" Pickles;
 6 " Walnut Ketchup;
 6 z Tomato do
 " Worcester Sauce; 10 lbs Nutmegs;
 10 boxes Pickles;
 6 z Cod Fish;
 Indigo;
 gross Playing Cards;
 l case No. Green Tea;
 S Black Tea;
 6 brls. Sugar;
 Rice;
 9 gross Matches; 12 boxes Raisins 10 dog. boxes Yeast Powders; Also, Spice. Ginger, Pepper of all kinds, Soda Acid, Starch, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Isingglass and all kinds of extracts; Fancy Soap, Lead, Shot and many articles too numerous to mention flor sale for cash by w. C. SCRUGGS X BRO. Aug l, 1861.
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Land Ofice, Little Rock, June 27, 1861. l2w
Notice to Pre-Emption Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption to any of the above lands to be offered at public sale those to be restored to market, is required to establish the to the satisfaction ot the re- gster and receiver of the proper land office, and to make payment therefor within the period pre- scribed by law; otherwise such claim will be for feited.
 II. A. POWERS, Register
 E IT MOODY Raceiver
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QUEEN OF THE SOUTH CORN AND

' HAVE the above MILL now in full 1 operation. Itis situated IS miles east of Little Rock, at Churchill Post Office, on the military road, and miles west of Brownsville. will grind both Wheat and Corn for one-sixth The mill is well supplied with boting cloths, and is in every respect very complete
 JAMES L. MISENHIMER. Aug l, 1861. 3m*
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NOTICE-rOR SALE

1H0 ACRES of good bottom Land lOO situated Is miles from Little Rock, on the Pine Bluff road-40 acres in cultvation-tor- merly owned by John w. Jay, and in the neigh borhood of Wm. c. Pennington, which I offer for sale at a low price, payable in WAR BONDS.
 Aug l, 1861. VIM. N. PARISH.
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w. Y. McCAMMON, Clerk,
 Rv E k McCAnNnN ID [

The object of said petition is to divide among the plaintiff and defendants, according to their re- spective interests the following described tracts of land, viz: The E 116 of SEE 1 and the SW Ii of SEE 114 of Sec. B, and NE Ii of NE "A of Sec. 24, in T II S, R l2 w, and N E of NV Ii, s 1a of SW 14, s 1s of NV 14 and N 1a of SW 14 of Sec Is, in T II g, R II ".
 This is therefore to notify the said Martha Liv- ingston to be and appear before circuit court, at court to be holden at the court house of said county, on the second Monday in September next, on the first day of said term, to answer said peti ton and it is ordered that copy of this notice be published in some newspaper printed in this State for four weeks successvey prior to the holding of such court.
 w. Y. McCAMMON, Clerk,
 By E. F. McCAMMoN, D. C. Aug. l. 1S6I IE Cost of adv. SlN 50.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF BRADLEY.
 Bradley Circuit Court, March l3, l86l Thomas C. Pinkard,
 yS. Petition for partition Livingston. COME the parties, by their respective V attorneys, and the plaintiff files herein his pe- ttion for partition of land, praying for an order for publication as to Martha Livingston, who is q nonresident of this State, which prayer is by the court granted.
 A true copy from the record.
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Notice to Pre.emption Claimants.

J' It' DIsItN I IttCtIV CT. LAND OFFICE, Huntsville, Ark, July %, '6l.
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PUBLIC LAND SALE.

JOHN ". SHOPPACH, Clerk Aug. s, 1861. 2w Coat of adv. sa
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-08

islature protesting against the presidents usurpa tions were read and ordered to be printed The bill supplementary to that for the protection of commerce, was passed, also that to increase the engineer corps. On motion, the bill dividing Kentucky judicially, was postponed, is likely to lead to lengthy discussion on Judge Monroe's loyalty. The following appointments were con- frmed: as Major Generars-Frement, Mcclellan, Dix and Banks. The steamer Yankee at the navy yard has received shot in her engine room. Bayard Clark has been appointed Brig Gen., and has been authorized to form military school. A military force has been placed at silver Springs, Md, to protect Frank P. Blair's property there The World says, it is believed that the southerners have abandoned the idea of crossing the Potomac They are vigorously concentrating lower down, and establishing line of defense between Manassas and the lower Potomac. They are certainly em- ployed in large numbers from Mount Vernon south ward, and are increasing their batteries on the river.
 LOUISVILLE, Aug 5.-Two of fRousseaus privates, struggling among their former companions on the levee, bantered one of his captains and drew ps- toi on Small of his company--a by-stander made him swallow Q tooth or two. The only regretted incident was serious accident to Ed. Crutchfield, a well known and estimable man in this county.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Gen. Butler in a letter to the secretary of war, after saying that the with drawing of forces interferred with his schemes for capturing a large number of slaves concludes that in loyal states it would put down insurrection in the nsurrectionary to confscate that which is used to oppose my arms-take all that property which constituted the wealth of the state and furnished means by which the war procrastinated, besides being the cause of the war-f in so doing human beings were brought to the free enjoyment of liber- ty and life ana the pursuit of happiness-no se- rious objection could sc made SESArE-Sauls- bury, of Delaware, moved cer.~iitn amendments to the constitution, looking to an adjusfmens of our difficulties, voted down, yeas II, nays 24 The confscation bill, as amended by the House, passed
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Died at Princeton, Dallas county, Ark, on Fri day, 18th July, 1861, DEWITT CLINTON HARLEY aged 2l years and months. l-------,
 The subject of this nntice with h;s t,,;n LnnifRhl
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PrJBLIC LAND SALES.

IT. A. PUW EKS, Kegl F. H. MOODY, Recei
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,farhes.-Reroy,ed BY YslegrapI.

NV ORIEsSs March a9The holiday produced gpietress.
CoTTONSsles 10 DAY $50 bales Mddng at IA l5 sales OF
the week 5n0 bales receipts last week $50 bales egansi
e 0o bale. same time last receipts ess than last year.
10000 bales receipts at 81 Southern less than last year.
40 SEQ bsles Exports a. $50 bales total 10 date,
I64Oo bales sock port 1880 bales, CoFYRE-A lO a
be- sales OF the week n 800 bags stock in port 1000 bag,
agains 25a0 bGgs time last year. FRErGBrsCotton to
Liverpool. ID.
March 3-c01TOS-Sses to-day eco bales Mddng 81 u =
lac Sre,R firm safe fair to fully fair FLoUR quiet al
$Sds IS 10 for superhne FREiGHTsCOton 20 LyerPso 3D.
CINCINNATI. March 0-FLOUR very dull - 40 super
hne WHISKY firm at l3e PROVISIONS quiet aud unchanged
BALTIMORE Msrch 3oFIorR generally elosed with adj
City Mills he'd IS as sales WHE.r advanced 3a5c
Red, 81 Oa$l 3j White 81 4S0$l 6S CoRN advanced PC
Mixed 5666Oc.; Yellow, 59dSlc. Pork dull Meas 81
Prime Fla COyERR active ct i0l3+e WHISKY rm Il e.
PHnADsLPRI. March 31-FLOUR advanced lie sales OF
Snperfns SIS IS WERAr-ssles Of 1000 bush at = ga
81 - for Red snd 81 50 for White Corn active sales Of
Yellow Of j9d6le. WHISKY steady, 81 l7t0lsc.
MoBIK March 30-COTroN-s Of c0 bales al 2.c for
Nddling. The market Is unchanged.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK.... ....MISca
Cleared.

SesHships--Psiapsco. Vale Portland H. B.Cromwel Co
Monticello Eager, Alexandria H. b. Cromwell Co Florida,
CrOwe Savannah SCI hifcb Son Teutonis (Br Tsube,
SOUTHAMPTON and Hamburg kGnhsdt Co.; Columbia Berry
Wilmington, N. C., H. Il. Cromwell Coz Yorktown Parrish,
Norfolk &c, Ladsm Henekeu; Thomas Swami, Ramsey,
Baltimore H. b. Cromwell 4 Go.
Standardization (Br Jones Liverpool Williams Gut
Cd BENZ Adams Chase Liverpool Tspseott Co Yorktown
Curry London, Grnne MiDtun Co. Superior, s0uls HAVE
gan Msrsh HsyTs, VIM. Whitlocf iL Lydia Nichols
werp, w. h. Schmidt
Bari s-KnE Oscar Nor~ Olsen Cork and market Fuuch
Meineke; Elee,rs (BT Philips EImouh, o. b. Buley; Ca
vsllo Washingon IBdiAnols, J. H. Brewer Co. M h. Bar
ney, Robbins Havana |. H. Gseer.
Bngs-MissionsTy Neal Dublin J. G. Macarthur; BonspNle
Stuart savannah - Nordstjeuen (sved) Nsssen nsen.
tow IN Funeh helncke n Showers Slowers Auoys r. r.
Buct Co. Florence Brl Philips EImouth, O. r. Bailey
A. " Goodhue Raymond Cork and msrhet, Thomas James
Peters. urAnn sAgus G. t. j. Peters, Peerless Orb Doe
Bermuda Mccall L FIRTH
schooners-Ssnsor Pst;en Norfolk slurges CesrusD Co
D. Ii. Baldwin, Glover, Bucksport, r. r. Buck Co. Ocesn
Wave Wsrner Washington Telsir Horn; Marine, Mckee
Wilmington n. c. - Gaiego, Smith Rchomnd, g H. Pier
Co. Nightingale, Bangs Philadelphia j. w II kesj
CO. War Eagle HOdgdon Curacoa Metcsf Da3csa Aires
Bowdon Havana j. f. Ward CO. A. Middleton, r, sippie
Havana h. Chase Co.; Florence Rogers, Rogers Havana
Mcguire Armstrong Sarah Maria Underh Inagus, Thomas
GilaiATB L. SpsnisF Lewis 81. John " g. Middleton Co
Charles Dennis Tucker Savannah, MeCTsdy Mott Co. Ne
esbarg l. Cole studivaBt Corson, Wiamsburg Va, J.
W. Mckee d. H. Baldwin, Glover, BuekspoLt K r. Buck
Co Asa Eldnd.e, C0nklin, Pymouia r. O. Benton Go
Lady Jane ssndc Newport H. Rocket T. Jede,on, Hoyi
Hartford II. 8 Racket
s.eamer-Beysdy, Pierce PhlsdsiPhis - sarah Jones.
phi,sdelnhiz
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passcnuers Smiled

IN ssamsip r0qo for H0srs end SouthdmpfoE-Msor Geo
W Bruen Mr. and Mrs Robert K Suyyessnt child and se
Mrs r. F. Wimering tive children and servant Mr. and WIS
T. Wilmerding. Miss NJ. NimeTdpg Miss Nudge, all OF
EewYork Mr. H. j. sAndfoTd Mr. and Mrs John syz three
children and servant Mr. and Mrs Theodore Lyman Bison
Dr. @. r. Beiton Mr. and Mrs A. seloyer San Francisco
Mrs s. Be,ton Miss NJ d. Jones' Mrs Wells, New lorA
Mr. I. P Chapman, New Ork Miss s. " Blumsr, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Loomis aud child Of Boston
bile; D. B. Lee and New-YoTk; Mr. Chgde, NeNOr
leans Jaquis segist New-Oreans ". Stewart Mr. and Sir
Il. Woodruff NewYork; J. Jacobs NewYorki A. Leiebyre
HAVE c. w Funk Philadelphia Mrs and Miss Garfield, Mas
Garfield Ncw.Yok Geo. w. Hennnhs New York Joseph
LaInsis New York q. b. Lsnsia New York Perer, New
Orleans Mr. and Mira Jules Legrele, Pans Miss Legreie
Paris DR.. w. H. Mason, Dr. Flint, Robert Wolfe,
NewYork; II. w. Knsp, Eew-York; Mrs; 5. r. Parker
and servant II. Warner New Oreansi A. Samsnos Mssc
L. EdsertoR New York Misc Coz G. Weber, b. l.. Beesely
B. Pontz New Orleans Mr. Foptoino do Capt w Cooper
New.York Mr. and Mrs Geo MeHeury MTs Chas. r Beck.
Panama; w. IL. II. Borden, Mass @. A. Conoyer j. Often
s. s. Schultz, John Koch, H. stOsi. Charles G
HGtcbns and child, A. Flores p puftee r. Ouihard
Nj Dezanche M Marie de Lettre Miss Nsnversin, Ms
Leuiss Bensnger Mira H.. Boitiss Mira Mard and servant,
NJ LigneIe, Mrs NJ Schoebsr, New York, Mrs Schopper
Switzerland Mr. and Mrs A. Coppa New YORK, d. koen, r.
Meert and servant Belgian ConsllGe Mr. and Mrs j.
Silva snd servant Mr. Bertrand, Joseph Miguel Havana, r.
DernlDs Mr. Bsldnt. A. Wilmot, North Carolina, T. Dryer
NewYork A Ford and friend New-York, II. Waems, New
York.-To,sl III.
n sanIlip PTgo fer Liperpool aud observation-disclosures
Whehorn Capt Peel Mrs Lyons and chld Capt w =. Rex
r. NJ John T. Hughes, Lewis Leigh H. Brrd Pedro Tell
ory Ysdore Garcia Augusn Reets C. H. Vonyek snd lO Ia
be Total, il5
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Steamship Daniel Webss-I Miner Brs1Os 81 Jsso March 10
Font Jefferson 24th Fort Taylor 18th, with L. = OJP-
Ship L.umegieg Coffin Causo Dee Il. via Hampton Roads
passed Cape HON Jan h - BaIIl broI hns weather
od he Csoe FEB Ia % - g. Ion "a ~ W. p@ks ship Con
ttn.D (ib0s OF bedford Caao for Cork Feb Jef
fson Pierce Of Maine aged u years M from bs main
togm.st the deck a. and died fIOu his nJu
rs al "A D. "a and buried the following oIBg a.
n e; with no s. T. tIsdes : II the Equator FEB "A lo1 3
irht uonhey ar ~ T. winds most Of the time March IS
expsreneed terrific gale tom W. which hauled - W sad
n w with ugy has bad eoniin ofhe
time since cross he GGf Harch 20 ia II hcuu hoveo Of
Cape Henry Light Tor pilot beats and there being
prospect ofo3e shortened s. and oo1 OF and until morning
Of g-th When hick IA received pilot
orders proceed to New ork Mach g. a. had heavy
s1us ~ W. with ain, thundsr. and lightning Mae %
received pilot boa; No. IS having teen 0i days from Cal
lao and . hours from Cape Henry touched ca w sPi
irg up the Bay, sTd care OF leciing-
Ship Haze (of Hysticl =, Mscoa Dec o. teas sks &c.
J. d. Fsh Feb g. lat u % s. loo y ~ H. spoke ship Tnonss
b. WaIeS fTon Ca!ca New York March 3 lat - s. lon.
"a 20 W. ship Beethoven from Cslea,ta for Bo,ou March IS
at 81 ~. Ion 20 50 w, sehr Hsrne1y, bound n dsy
, u 90 lon 90 ~ beViginA from Rio Janeiro fo Richmond
Mach u, lat u Is ion u, bTs II. hslock. bound 8
Bsk G,zes lSi NswliUsLl Rtoses, s. LEss kseh 49, 10
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Bred.

CLARKEIn Broohiyn. Sunday, March ~ Arhar isley,
Of stephen ard Cbaoito A. CANE ased years and
moutss
HE uuesl wi take place this MoRday afternoon a3 O'clock
from the residence o. his fsth.r, No. q fSrst place.
FARRELL-On Sunday mornios March 81 Frances c. only
dsas Of Charles II ard May Farrell sgttS months and 10
days.
The funeral Place day fsm the residence
Of her parents 10 PAh street. near South Fourth, Brook
Ign, L. d.
GICKS-At his residence IN Fpshng Seventh day Sotb n
Silss Hicks IN the s+;h year Of his sre
Theends OF the family respectfully invited to stsnd his
funeral Friends Meeting House Flushing Third day
Cuedsy) afternoon, ID list ocok without further IN
vitstion.
STRATTCN-A NouisAnia. SaBday, Mach ID, Aneelire
Satlon, widow Of the ste Alexander VI stlaon aged IS
F1nsr on TussaAy az D. u from her late residence Wash
iugon ayense Aoaissnia Can leave Harlem Depot At ii
O'Clock.
Troy paters please cory.
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Passenger Arrived

Ia steamship dtJio from Lireyo-Viscoupt de Nome lady
and servant Galway As Galway Mr. Cochrsne and lady,
Nj Lohss Mr. Moore, jane. Scott W L. Galway MI DIX
MoneuI John HsrDey w; Brsuils A. b. Nic.oo Mr. Dab
ney d. N Rensut Capt Behn MT. Oeghorn j. de Jough Otto
Hooper and Capt MARTY lady children and servant Jno
Wright W. Sparrow H. Masters, Mrs. Rswdon, aud infnts
Giroy Mr. Daniel Mr. Douglas and lady, w. r. Jcne O.
Riddle, James Baker. Total, As. -
seaz,hip Ja,sessern from RiohsOrd, 90. w KchoH,
John schoAin J. b. Hard B. GNIis0ns j. p Large, c. b.
Gusionny T. Hsmsck, p L. Rob, Mr.. Robinson, r. Eely'
son, and II In steersFe.
Ia Heamssip STATE Of Georgia GoH SdrdaHohB Bronson,
o. Bronson Agne snd lady j. H. Parker c. Davidson =.
Bsrheow and lady Rev Parker and lady ssso Rice Allen
Mode e. NeEsos Mia n James A. Werke p. BranDaD w.
Petite j. @. Moses w g. Sanders aud lady +. Snyder and
20 In the steeTsge.
In ,teo.sp Marisa hon Cha,Ie.toacsPt J. W. Richard
son J. T. Ward Geo. u. Ward o. w. Hinctey g. &. Cray,
Dsu Baker b. Sanchez Beni Wright and lady p. T. Fra
zee Mrs. Eott T. w Wishtusn, b. J. Cooper j. 5 Strong
snd 20 Ia steersee.
IL HeuHship Daad Webster from B1a,os Sa.fogoMs i.
O. Morris child and servant and u. S. troops
IN bark Gazette, from 81 LEcfa-H A. Rseker, w f. Tread
wen. w. L. Hustacs.
~ 5ark clara a sstR from MoyacGJo-Antonio Beoso,
esq., Miss Mary JsDe Brown Miss Edith brown.
Ia sahy. DaAl Ho@e' roA S. Jaso-Ms. BeTsns Mrs Nil
ner sod ohid Mr.. FeseVelor.
In cdr Fyascis from BGrboSos-G. Galloway NJ Bore
lard, Miss Carrie Hilbert.
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n,.eu,.R Dt7rcTIos OF BuEcLARr.-Pohoemm
oeee ~ The Detective force, observing ruraookns
German yerv thin in the face and thick IN the 10y
waking down Worth street. with basket y one hand
and bapdbox in the other, yest-rday afternoon, in
vited him to walk TO the Firm Ward Station Arriving
there, brief examination diseosed wilderness Of
lace wrapped around bis peOn and other pieces OF the
same costly fabric in bis bon and basket The General
Superintendent sent for, and upon investigation u
wac ascerained that the store Of Mr. Pullman corner
Of Worth stree. and Broadway, Lad been broken mo
through a rear window, from the New-fork hospi'Si
yard. An examination of the premises showed ula'
5000 worth of gOods bad been packed up ready "r
carrying of, but the thieves had been surPsed ~ 'ne
Police before they could get their booty away