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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

A WARNING TO LINooLN.-The Richmond cores
pondent Of the Memphis Appeal, in letter dated
18th inst, after giving the particulars of Col Tay-
or's visit to Washington on behalf Of the crew of
the Savannah, further says
1t speaks we'll for the promptitude of this Gov
ernment that it did not whit to receive Information
of the sentence of Baker and the second officer of
the Savannah before interfering to arrest the fur
thcr progress of proceedings. AS soon as news
reached this city that the mock trial through which
the prisoners were hurried had resulted in their
conviction, President Davis drew up and dispatched
a letter of warning and remonstrance in which.
after duly setting forth the facts of the case as well
as the law applicable thereto, the Lincoln usurpa-
ton was warned that any attempt to n6ict upon
the prisoners the penalties piracy, would be fol-
lowed by immediate retaliation upon the part of the
Government of the Confederate States. That this
warning is idle threat, every one who knows the
iron will and intleXbe purpose of the President Is
fully aware. And in the pursuit of the policy thus
| indicated, he has the cordial and unanimous ap-
| proyal Of every member Of the Administration, as
well as the sanction Of the popular feeling. SO It
rests with the Federal Government to determ'hG
whether it will inaugurate one of the bloodiest and
| most relentless civil wars that ever darEened the
| page of history with the story OF its atrocities
! VIII thcy-dare they do it? We Snail see
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

"My son, bricks and mankind are alike made of
clay, active in knocking dewn each other. but not
disposed to help each other up" g FethsY, p
said the boy, does the first brick represent the
first Adam?" The father replied, " When men
fall, tLey love company but when they rise, they
love to stand alone, like yonder brick, and see
others DrOstrate before them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

WAR STEAMER AT BATON RorGE.--The Baton
Rouge Advocate has the following:
We enoticed at our wharf yesterday quite an un-
usual looking vessel for waters. She seemed
TO be well armed and equipped; f." but what she
came for or whittier she is bound we know not.
We have not, 50 far, learned any particulars con
cernjur her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

As daylight can be seen through very small
holes so little things will Illustrate PERSONS char
acter indeed, character consists IN little acts,
and honorably performed; daily life being the
quarry from which we build it up, and rough heWn
the habits that form it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
GvkzESITUT GLSOVM WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

n >
rhs proor;s.o- of tho abo7o CEbEBRATED WHISKY
Bre4 trodncohe article the public and physcan Of o
and country, I'd !be
gsEreeG DifTm4&1lz StSxoEzlaat
Which ever hoen prepared II proves itse
rernl nj once heanful and invigoratng enfeahle
whether by ago disease. It Distilled from :hs REST
aa ard It's nutritious pfoperes preserved hyn proca
peculiarly 7ynereby Fnsi Oil ard other noxioua H.
gedgnts known be contained the Whisky in general
completely soparAed hG tha absolute purity Of This
ticIe from any Foreign admizturai ia guaranteed.
In addition following ts6tioian from tis emit
mont Analytical Of hiladelphtR New T:-k crt BoS
ton Agricultural Society endorsee with heiI
O}os r. JRcEeo q Boston, has testified under cath
to It's sb4ol4lG purity. the following
C#RTIF OATES.
Philadolphie sspt. o. 1885,
US have c.reful'y tested tho sample Of Chestnut Grave
Whisky which you rs find that contains uo1e
poancas substance rus oil. which
ard injurious ngretiopt o. The Whistles general
80NTH, GARRETT CAMAC.
Auslytcai GheGaIsis
New York, Sept. 8, 1888
Ihors snaysed sample Chestnut Whisky rece7c,
f,o, Mr. Charles Whar!or Jr Of Phila6a,pbia rrE
carefully estod it, pleased to State ha eItirey 'rs
from poisonous or decter0us substances Il ia GnuRGas
Tr.Ye sad 6n5 Favored quality of Whisky.
LANES r. CBILTGN, .tlalyt, 81 EheataG
Boston, March 2, 1857.
have made chemical analysis commercial eapes OF
Whisky which proves he free rou tEehe&vy
Fnsii eilg sua perfectly pure ard uradulteraed Tho
aavot Of this Whisky derived from tho ealnuseo II nsnr
tslteriug it. Respectfully,
4. A. HAYES, II. d, State Assaysr,
| Nc. is Beylstcn stresi,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,,
WhelesGla Agant
| lie Walnut street
| Pa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

netter that we should er: in action than wholly
refuse to perform. The sIorfn ia 80 much better
inc nrincpe, Ssagnatiop is somethng worse than
death 1t is corruption also.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

Not bathing with aaol water, nor necklace Of
pearls, nor amounting with sanders, yieldeth such
Hi language Of gooi man ,ohesrfaly uttered, doth
to the mind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

Thass sx-the peovish, the nigsard the disaat-
isisd. the passionate, ti.s suspicious, and those
WHO i've on others meaps-are forever unhappy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

9sAHEHAC EEsANI}LEs = We HAVE a GQ0E
kSapply hand receiving by direct lp0r#ag3 tr
France additions to stock Of this ce ,raeo and h2h2
favored brand VS. hevo i73E eghth pipes Ts3 N snh %
quarter pLea 1907 DO de-. IGGf IN halt qasrt1T ard eE III
piEa5. W. nTa Tho Htsnton G. te trade 6n5 r2n1o'sf
renewal tE article 4 pure aud aTaausrstso AoT @i' u
Nev, ystk terms aY.4 prices by
w. \ TTsvraj14 < 80. 81 0la IeTnest,.
~ Sns g;,aats IN tHi Ei'g.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

Coleridge, who, in his feelings was thorough
John Bull, speaking of the French, says:
Frenchmen are like gunpnwder-each individual
grain is smutty aud contemplate, but mass them
together, and they are terrific.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

1aonAs MURRAY 90, HEIGlhh sATotrL52E r. 4 PootEr
Nav Driesns. fenbacr''- ria
gsGNGs CfFF.A y.IJNr EzEI ES-FEN3 ACi}LA r LUMBER.
Having 7prF facility Mills Florida, Eno~r the
Hunt Ils" for the manufacture Of Rough MAD Dressed iia
ba prepared raseye qd5rs TOR Sipns IN any qis
y Ihe reputation Mills well known. Gar rertE IN
yarisby New Orleans CITY acceptance .
tis - rriCy1k THOMAS MURRAY Il CO.,
tSr5 n PoGT.f, Cedar and iutla era
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
D FIcGUIGIN ~ CO..

&. 57s:F-=riEG, 8 rs ETTTER NJ De- 50 -
y Gas Fixtures No. Harris Row, 542 aagaZ5 stree
near tho uarket) will attend faithfully and pucuaiy to al q
Gsr entr him Stores rRengs ety. hltea mp cHE Ill
E orders left 10 boz Ne. Sac Nscs ancs' Evchans
LrF "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
NUMBER lis.
Fs-soaaeaEo TO Ths new ORLEANS CRESCENT
LATEST TELEGRAPHIe INTELLIGENCE
:rv TIE sorruwEsrsHs nyD Nsze,caS tlsEs.
another EIGHT III Missouri.

HUDSON, Mo-, July II. Eight hundred Federal
lists had a fight with an unknown number of Mis-
sOurians thirty miles above st. Charles. The Fede-
raj loss was three killed and seven wounded. The
fight is still progressing. g. In ES
A Missourian caught with gun in hand vas hung,
and another in attempting TO escape was riddled
until ball
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
VOLUME XIV.
Y1artlfuisr IOtMes.

.-I UHi0N BAsK LOUISIANA, -
....-.... New Orleans. July 2, 1861. 5
ssp-At n netfi7ig OF tt,c Hoard this day. IL
oilai div defld -FOUR PER CENT declared out
Of the profits, payable aud after the 10Th lns
r3 ID GEO. A. FREREr, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

MERCHANTS BANK I
New Orlea,s, ,tH'y /, 1861.
K7g- The Dividend declared this day, OF
FOUR PER GENT OF the profits otthe last six Dontr,
iy2 lfn W5f. s. MOUNT Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

uryITCr STORE FOR SALE-AN OLD
s established Drug Store this city, with complee STOCK
EF is offered for sale and accommodating elms 70
frc prnprietUrs seue account Of 9euE e-
gagged in other business and not able attend 10 H. For :pE'
Ter particulars apply al No. 1876 PCydris street. E9 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

nadlG 70 q Snd dao5say d1S every M5hDIY 32
vi NEsDAY and FRInSg EvENIEGs, I, 4 oe9SEz g. I'D p
~ i' t It the 'i sane hour Fines Win rgiaIy
o's'u "p;!:o Byorder a."SS'' ot CIV RACE, capfa5a,
T. b HARRI8. o $ III III !.
HEADQUARTERS, lorlabSA MI@!1lIs
j 0 oFDESs ~ Eo a., I TE SE5 /! 5sS.5 ca
III in camps Of instruction Eaeh coran tnns be cq9p3cH
s oer seIsG9ts four >gp9rs "d :i@Eton . one H&r
aGap aT ife III we o Hoy c T S . | wch @ VIZ 6c @ dq
q The President will ar;-I officers 10 take c!aEg q t
f"% Of g VA bses,, ~ Ge,sa%Iste t. Stss5 Ill.,, I4
Regme,!ts may rsev AMI apto!a the Fiela Officer anu
troop BY egien's tcaS ttrderaG od aoceP'ga
th22 @ %tj @ e,,S t I,1 f,e, i, ] . @ Le IN m jy %
] s'Se eis "fSr' an" snoe e q II soplsy p W5oE G.Ea1l
G,,vo- m a.. 4s 2EsG2 s.f an4 H coG"anls'-i st s yI qe
nr'"eo@"FEzs, Es,, 9sfsS, F,si.sSs a. 5G:Ge'i e. iss
d. hTAN El.EcTtoy y oF5EI1Ls II COMPANY, t<j
LII Captnr, John CayanangH.
Etr,' ite?tsn.n.. Agggse,'G9 gg Eieliafd'
Second Jr, Lieutenant. Thos. McGen
Fie q ron for eerswiI be held On 9T2n-
HraoarAHrERs sogr"GnS cEITs. Pelican Gotten Pres.
cor. II. NJ ny @,,d Tchogpio"'as stTeetS m c
M NJ :o2c 80 AZ : sIa III IN 'ih sa
VI non. r. Siiies. cn. J. seuaass; v e Judd. Ep..
% isn o%S so r. & nss fat n T. ya s h5s 52H & soB g. y J.
ConilJaons I be ary acknowledged ay Nj. NJ. c1oqs
,y1 i@ q, ~ D...,. - -. l1.Y 5. o,hEAL9 cen.o..
nEAparAnTEas onsEays c4Dz-s. CoT.4.S!, d.
j. THE nEmeEEs 81 rEE FL y "s.}SEss1hEAN& AN&
n y DXP and 5 a aocE S. f.' H. ss at he % A1
yi5 In siWf {. FISHER. Jn., sec'y pro te-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

| The above is decidedly she richest version Of a
successful fight We ever read Of. Fast time that'
too, the Dutchman made On horssbaek=-lS3 miles
in 20 hours. He was in, & hurry. They Will all
make faster time yet, OF we are much mistaken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
STABLE

H. VARIETIES STABLE
EAA5h 93 Dryades street, foot Of Union
5Tses an B1zrIs hire. Also Family CarfGgez Horses
kent on IiY.. s'Ary hand fine sHtcrment Of
MI "a T =. J. WI BIZ, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

EA SsNEANN'S iNDN 'FAlH.....,...IItuN TIE.
Ths celebrated COTTON BALE TIE is the only which
tied with greater rapiy than The Orleans Cot
ten Pess this Tie exclusively for recoapreSsing.
Hoops all painted prevent rust and injury o the
Crtto1.
Fer sale, wholesale and retail, easy terms, BY
Il. FASsyANN It Co,
60 Coi-1avIela Place.
And R. q. LATTING Il co,
l6sl fnu &c Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

HEADQuART PENE RANGERS,
Corner s. Charles and Lafayette streets, Z
New Orleans, June q, lSGl
q ATTENTION! BHAV Es-PERsoNs nESlR;77
Of Virginia,
" have m Opportunity doing by applying TieQHlGles
liz AUevc None OI brave and true men neeC apply mi
6En, furnishe! by the Company if reqntr red .- -
1e2T IN HCt'tl kf<"fN, 'ANaH!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18

Letter troa Dr. Tbs T. Harner Of the most eniuent Ply
,ri4..s il lie SJHte Of Mississippi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-18
From Grafton.

GRAFTON, July 1.-THE Southerners, in their re-
treat, escaped Gen. Hill at Oakland by going
through pass within a mile and half Of his scamp.
+ Reports from the Confederate Gapitai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

EoH SALE OR LEASE--A SMALL TWO STORY
~ brick House situated No $50 West Thirtysixth street
near Siah avenue with building suitable for stable
or workshop; alley nine feet This property will be
rrnted cheap For further particulars Canal
street, stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
DANCING ACADEMIES.

a. ~. ~ rifth avenue rweny-sxih ST., New York.
81 y MsniSs as syi F sig2h II slooyn.
n se new ana or c NeM es for
the purpose viii be found every requisite for such eseb
formed for exercises system q Galishenics
na'y aoe "a aaGs ana children Of deieate frame M
narcs for lessons in Dancing cssLenics or Military Dr.
A LII THE FASHIONABLE AND APPROVED DANCES
IA iRovE Of p aean acsdey 5
days and Thursdays afternoon and evening commencing
October ~ Apply as above.
DANcfNG AND .cAlIsTHENIcs.--TRE .rRI.
FOR The season. While al the fashionable dances are care
pupils overaoied Prvae lie ms ana Schools in the
city or country attended TO- Send for circulars
L'ERRERos DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST -FOUR.
fully snnognees that the above Acadsmy viii opcn for in
may be had at the Academy.
STEAMBOATS,.
For NEWARK, Nj, FARE 10 CENTS, AND BERGEN
pier % North river, of Dey street al 0x A. A. and d,
Y NJ on Sunday October 8, aud every day
CuNDAY BOAT FOR YoNKERs HASTINGS, poBBs,
ca fg p tcs or%s I'm sS Ws brwSaa
VIII Leave pier loot Of Jay street Sunday morning oclock
touching az Amos and Thrtieth street. Excursion tickets 10
all landings a, reduced prices
SUNpAY BOAT FOR GLEN oovE-LAYD1YG AT
and New Rs ssSel ey oas ps Island
Sip $50 A. NJ Delaney STREE al a. E gis str se"e 81
and Igen'ysxth street at 9lo. Returning leaves Glen
GUNpAY BoAT FOX KETPoRr-LANpIYG AT UNION.
Law leaves from pier foot Of Barcay street sa w
Eeturning, Loves keyporat3P ~
cTEAMER TONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES err
> eycry day sualays exec ed ais NJ ~ S6rs sl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

r ESSONS OF FRENCH LANGUAGE AT 25 CENTS AN
Ia h6M ay Npfrir.ced teacher Address }. Gerard,
station i Post Office, N. Y.
MADAME j. " CAUCHOIS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
w Boarding and Day School for Young ladies 25s West
Twenty thi street, will reopen Monday Scptcmber9
class Of Oh Painting and Grccian Art saturdays taacht
by Nine Cauchos Particular attention given the primary
Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

A EZEK1EL'S OLD STAND-LADIES AND GENTS
"A can obtain the following prices for their
ing Apparel From s. $50 for silk dresses; So sis
FOR coats and from 81 SIS for PANTS carpets awey
g.. a note by post punciualy attended to by EZEKiEL
l3f Seventh avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets. Ladies' attended to by Mrs T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

SUNMDAY BOAT FOR GLEN covE-LANDING AT
~ White Stone StHttpnport City Island pttiIs Island
aud New Rochelle. Steamer MAYFLoNEh leaves James
slip al $40 A. NJ Delaney street at AZ Eleventh street at
Cove al +. NJ. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
HELP WANTED-rrALEs.

A GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE, TO SELL
n the Union Prize Gift Package which contains IS yalua-
BILE recipes Onion envelopes and stationery in coofs,
splendid likeness (GXlO) OF General George Mcclellan
Napoleon of the present and gilt Of superb jewe.
Agents making from SIS TO $40 day. sa,
FOR mammoth circular. RICHARDS CO., lo2 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

ENOR SALE-CITNTON AVENUE PROPERTY, IN THE
city OF Brooklyn. splendid House newly fitted up,
with all the modern improvements parors and halls beaui
fully decorated; situation southwest Clinton
Greene Two four eight Lots be had with
The House, Stable The premises; fruit vines shrub
berry and flowers in abundance Terms satisfactory Inquire
Of D. H. iAVENS 35 Fulton avenue, BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
HELP WANTEr-FEMALEs,

largest institnte, ls lth A. corner Of 9Th ave-; neat
caPabac civil wor,enGernan English, Irish and Scotch
moderate to suit the tines, for city Country Good
places ready. Hrs. Floyd In attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-05

GUNDAY BOAT FOX KEfPoRr-LANpING AT UNION
~ lessyille, fottens and Petth Amhae. Sira8er gro
Eeturning, leaves keyport ats r. NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27

FAMINE PRICES AT RIcHMoSD.-.' How are you
off for fodder :" is a question which strikes me it
would have been sensible in Jefferson Davis tc have
ed on sending his 1900 troops to the vicinity Of
Richmond. According TO all the accounts we have,
the supply of provisions in that region, for both man
and beast, Is exceedingly scarce, and very near the
starvation point A reliable gentleman, who arrived
here yesterday from Richmond, states that the people
In that city are beginning TO realize the meaning Of
war prices. The imminent probability of early hostili-
ties has sent up the price Of every article of food.
Everything is scarce. and consequently prices range
exceedingly high. Potatoes cannot be obtained under
81 per bushel butter brings so cents to so cents
per pound sugar, which used TO be sold at from s
cents TO 10 cents, now readily brings from 20 cents
to % cents per pound, and half water at that sides
of bacon are worth from % cents 10 % cents per
pound and hams readily sell at from 70 to q cents.
All these articles are in very small supply. Wheat
-four is sold from IS to SO per barrel but as a
good deal of this article is manufactured on the spot.
pended. An ordinary spool of cotton. usually worth
one or two cents, cannot now be had under from ten
to twelve cents. Most of the stores only keep open
from 9 till 10 o'clock. Everybody is enlisting and
going TO drill. Fodder is very scarce, and the an-
thorites are making every effort to obtain it. Hay
is worth 50 per 100 pounds. Shell corn sells at 81
per bushel, and corn meal at 81 so. Chickens and
half-grown hens readily command 81 a piece. Prices
of horses and cattle are very high. Specie, as might
be expected, is exceedingly scarce, and is worth q
premium of from u TO 15 per cent Washington
Cor. Bulletin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27
advertisements
To ALI Persons Interested!

yEyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Trustees OF the Estate % JOHN THOMAS
W~ATERHouSE, by a Deed Of Assignment. executed By him on
the Eighth day Of Nay. A. ID. 1851, and e1ne vested thereby,
with his entire Estate, real, personal and MIXED:
NOTICES hereby given 10 all debtors 10 the sad Estate, and
all persons having any portion Of the same In poseseion, that
they will b required forthwith TO pay and account Cor the same
to Us as Trustees; and all persons holding claims against the
said Estate, are requested TO present the same forthwith fog i'd
lustmeni, that the Trustees may be enabled At an early date 30
distribute the proceeds OF the said Estate among, he several
Creditors, pro rata. according To the terms Of the Assignment;
and in case any claims shall not be presented and adjusted be-
fore the First day OF July, A. ID. 1851, Il wilhnos be regarded In
declaring a dividend Of the said Estate.
W. L GREEN.
IL. HACkFELb,
Honolulu. May Is, 1851. aSosn Assirnesa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27
IN POLITICS,
WEEKLY

This will contain all the daily matter OF the most importance
10 the country at large Special attention is paid to the Agri
cultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Departments Its Pro
vision, Cattle and other market reports are prepared With til
greatest care. Price 81 a year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27
IL TO WHALEMEN! 81
VISITING NEW

AKARoA, NEw ZEALAND,
Tat. fu,ddle Head. IS 4s' 81 S, long. I72e So 47n
yr>HIs EXCELLENT HARBOR Is SITUATED
at the S.E- end OF Banks Peninsula Latitude Middle
Head 43 az 81 s, long. 1729 5s' AZ" L. High water F.
and c. 8 hours "a minutes.
The heads are remarkably bold and high. The 5. head is
cnnrh the higher. with n reef running OF a short distance; of
ne \. head il a large fiat rock, called the longboat. The
breadth Of the entrance is about three-quarters Of a mile the
conrse in il \ W. at first, and then the haTbor turns nearly due
\ Great caution must be observed in entering with a S.W-
Wind a 9 il PUSHES in battling and heavy squalls over the land
, hove the : head. which rises 10 a height between 1900 and 2OCO
fsr Drnth OF v ater, Ia fathOms inside the heads. The usual
ANCHORAGE is on the Z. shore, about ) miles up. in the first bay,
With a row Of houses on the beach, IN 3 TO $ fathoms. Give a
GOOD berth 10 Green's Point before entering this bay, as a reef
extands about one-eighth of a mile off it. The shores are bold
20 throughout. II a hot wind is blowing from NV, do not
attempt 10 enter, as It is dead ont and very puffy of the land.
Running in with a strong S.W wind (by which the hot wind is
and fore topmast siaysail up. Wiie-waws are sometimes To De
70 II miles inside. When YOU have all the town open yoTth
sb.east of Green's Point. The best and most conveaisoof it,
is Green's Point on, with the next point Of a little baydornS
and the southernmost house on the beach. with ~ huibsnG
window on the roof, (Bruce's HOTEL on with thss. Hiding
10 the westward OF II. : uilS of shore, in 3 @Tnud. II any
ground stiff, re;entiye clay, covered with > To gre them a
ships are in the road, the only considera5ne westward The
elesr berth. ID weigh with the wind FRI
Harior Master will always board yoN-RI GKEANEs.
Ems and Iiarbor Master.
Collector of : 1S6O. 24S-3m-255s
Custom House, Akaroa, JuE