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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Tar DnLr NEWS AT srosrycros.-A Stonington

TaK Dlur NEWS AT SroSrSGToS.-A Stonington
Conn., correspondent of Tie Norvicb BRIletiH says;
in Incident has occurred recently, at Wi. m0st
of our citizens are greatly indignant. They had, in
edect, suppressed the circulation OF that noJoron5
sheet, ysr y. j. Dtdy hsES, by giving uo,i,o few
dnys previously 20 the news agent that thc thing woul
be tuarei 40 longer. Rnt TO the stoushrent Of all,
and ~ ne Indignation OF the travelling puoc, 20 iar
81 can ne learned the railroad depot ia the borongh
has beer made depository OF that estferous Journal
y DE order Of the Prcsidont Of the Soniig,ou Road
notice Is now hanging in the depot 20 the eject that
cOpi,s oil The Dlsig Mvs 70 be had al The ticket
of a. and the Secessioniss actually obtain there about
tbir-y-ivs copies Of the paper every dSy. ILero Is
no, tia' number Of subscribers, however portion Of
the lot being for gutuitous di.tibG,i0l. The ticket
rascr on being IenonstlaScd with, states that he is
directed IN tho matter by the President there Is no
doub of the ac; that he is usng hs influence TO and in
tAo circulation of sheet which he well knows to be
o1n1Nuus the pleople generally and 10 the face too
Of the recent ion OF the rand Jury OF the Southern
Distrct of Ne~-York in presenting the ptper ~ an
abet,1. Of treason of treason. The matter viii un
doubteily be taken in hand shortly"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Array AMI NAVY.

Mr. James Plunkeit, son Of DR.. Plunkett OF Brook
lyn bas been appointed Acting Sailing Master in
lbe United States Navy, and ordered to command tho
steam gunboht Satellite. now preparing FOR at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yiud. Mr. Punkett il the officer who
10 gallany captured tbs Crusader prize 0 Florida,
and assisted in bringing her hume.
The new steam sOcp-Ot-war Pensacola is 10 receive
her sailia orders, for trial rip IN few dayr. Gov
ernhent engineers are detailed TO witness the eXPer
ment and report upon il.
The following vessels now at She Brooklyn
Navy-Ysrj: ReceiviDg-ahip North Carolina, 81 ssii-
inv fgl,s Brandywine, s., in ordinary; sea0, gum
boat James Budgeri propeller 4. y. Hale; steam gnn-
boat Satellite preparing for sea- chartered vessels
PamperO, aud Putnam, UNDERGONE < an oyerhauh0g.
great number OF he gentlemen passed >Iilmy
Mssers a. Mr. Bllnis olce have .en ordered % "a,
"a. Mascer Males. Seyersl have giready gone. The
&. \. ingste Potomac had only two regular navy
lentenants attached 70 her going into Commission,
fact for which Ou naval annals urnab NJ precedent
The master nates thorough seHDeu the muiuriy
of them having acted captains aud lirst mates
she mercbsnt service. They neyd only lit'le drilling
men-Oi-Nar 70 make the most valuable officers IN
the u. s. navy.
Al para3e yesterday morning, tie new commander
in-chef Of the recrung business, for the Department
oi the Eat, Colonel bngis, received from Colonel
smith he command of The stGtiOn The installation OF
tie former bis Office took place formally during the
forenoon, and Colonel Smith act in that
paeity. Ne leaves for Missouri in a few days.
The steam gns-bOI Connecticut and The J. 9. Kuhn
sailed saturday, from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Tor
the blJcktlo icet Ihe Connection went 70 Join the
Chtpapealo lota, and the Kuhn 10 10 look oIt both
for privatees and craft eDdcoyoing 10 get into sealed
ports.
The sailing frga.o Potomac, 20 guns, was toved to
the battery YES crday morning. sad may remlin there
for slne time TO give citizens ar opportunity TO ad-
niIe her improved 81 peaTance.
The COMMANDER OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Capt.
Foote has ef this station and gone 10 Washington ia
compliance with orders from The Navy Department.
For the present, Commander Almy IL aching in ls
place,
The chartered vessel Pampero goes into commission
today
The following candidates having passed che pre-
snibed examination, have been appointei officers in
tho revenue cutter service: John McGOwan VI New
Jersey, Captain Rufus Coffin Of Massi'hu.ests, lst
Iicutenant Henry Walsh Of Ha.sachusetts, I'd Lieu
tenant Morton Philips Of NeW.lOlk Henry ID. Ball
Of Maine aud Frank Bun Cl Baltimore, d Li3utenantn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CALL FOR PEACE MEETING IS NEwroWN.-The
folio wing named persons residents Of the Village OF
Newtown have issued a call .or peace meeting to
be held at Hicks Hotel in that village, Tue sday
evening next: C. Conec;. A. Bac,gs, VIM. II, FUR
man, j. +. Blauvelt, j. Henry, Wm. Mccoy, and
Wm. Hulst. The circular announcing the meeting in
vitcs ali 10 and "lo political demagogues hear
The voice Of the people
Serious disturbance is anticipated ii the attempt TO
Loh such a meeting is persisted in
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

An EMBARGO on TBE NEws.-The Secession papers
Of this city are now in psI1, and will b. quite,
like the Southern ports-uDdef strict blockade. One
by one the channels through which this pe3tlent It'
erlry stream finds its way to the pubic arc being
closed. On Monday morning The whole lot OF bundles
sent from TIE Neus Office TO ihe Americ m Express
Cop,pany or .rausmifsonto the Spdh wGs surrendered
into the hands Of United States Marshal Murray by
Mg Holland. II seems that pr more bundles Of the
paper were cent through on Saturday without the
knowledge Of Mr. Holland, but on Monday morning
be Iut the whole consignment INFO Of bis wagons,
and sent il for libel 70 the Marshsls Office. There
to be about 1000 copes in ALL Of which two large and
two small bundles ae directed 10 Louiavic ky., and
one large and two small ones 10 st. Loas
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

NoErHrRS TRAuoRs.-7le Sandy Vai'ey Ky
Alfoeale il very pointed in ia reference 10 these
Northern men and newspapers who are devoting them.
selves 10 the interests of tho rebels. il says:
" Tic most contemplate flunkeyism Of which we
have any knowledge, is found ia hs Northern Zen anl
newspapers who oppose the prosecution OF The war Tor
tbe p servation oi the Union and TIE suppression OF
treaton aud rebellion. We hate 4 traitor from any
quarter Of the country, tu we despise Northern mel
yho profess to be for the Union and oppose tie war
Oh Constitutional grounds. SDch men are Na'laD-
digham OF Ohio and Ben Wood OF NewYork, profess
iuq 20 De Union men, and yet il most daugercuf eus
mies They aro horiiGad because Lncon hos violated
ito Constitution, yet Southern traitors have violated
the ame Constitution, and these men eau only express
'sympatly for them! From such Union men zay the
Lord deliyer us."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
roRT OF NEw-YoRK.........AUs. rs
Cleared.

slp.Couhdence Johnson Hsvrs Tiress stevens Hayre
Amstcan Union, Hubbard, Livepool' American Censrsss
WOODWARD London. - -.
6sks-E Snow (Dsn) Bopuer Rio do Jsaei'oi ron Sehs
Gno ou-sns.osn Calato1a (Ital) Muncino ooesnstoEn
MsrinS, Todsi, Baltimore.
Bne--A.xyis. Windsor, Demersra.
schooaere- A. CookDY Lppr, Newcastle master J. b.
nier Alien Egg HaIb0r. Uiastsr; Cb Morris Philadelphia.
rna.ter; \. W. benedict Ell Phsdelrhi. Laura Jane
Bates. HiBshsm; I. BeLede, fbttdephs; l.. Eddy,
Pgen. boston "a Fillmore. Cba.e Bost0D MASTER Citeron.
Iron Fall River master; Nuss E. Lsuetis s. Dominic City
Maryland Bower Banors q. r. rayor StutmAu, Dsnyes.
w = Jeasuf, 5cli, Perth Am6oy Matilda West CioEaiA'
and As.asa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

SECESSION FAC NOT RlisED.--We learn that the
qood people in the neigbborhoOd Of Scotts Grove,
Noth liendcrson Township, were considerably
startled, week ago last saturday, with the report
that tero TO be Secession speech and The asing
of secession Gag at tie schooIho1se about one raile
uorib of IJna. OF course ali g0ol Uuion neu Nhich
comprised nearly al the pOpulatio were hand to
zee how ihat thing was dJne As might have been
expec.ed, when the speakers arcivcd-oue Of whom
was Dir jackson OF Henderou-and noses we.e
o0uaed il was concluded that aapoecn and resOiaons
abons halt onion and half ion was al the audi
ence would bear. The speech made bat the rcso-
lutions were voted down with 2 vengeance and their
authors yen 70 understand that thu; Kind of doctrine
passei curron. no where but in Dixie The seceasion
hsg was Of course non est mrsatvs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

THE DEMOCRATIC PRIaAEiEs.--Tbe Democratic
primary meetings for the election Of delegates to select
representatives TO the State Convention Syracuse
OF tho lth OF September next, held at the several
meeting paces of the ward associations last evening
The Assembly District Convention viii be held the
10Th nt to select two delegates to the State Conven
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

SgvESrH WARD REPUBLICAN AssoctTfoS.-Ihe
Republican AssocatiO OF this ward held an enthus-
ssic meeting last evening a its rooms for the purpose
OF appointing new numbers sign the rolls. Speeches
on .he condition of the country were delivered Ly
Messrs. Eroy If the Thir,eenrh Ward, and d. LIGHT
enhein and George Terwilliger Of the Seventh Ward,
About seventy members signed the roll and the meet
ing adjourned with three cheers for the Union and tie
Constitution
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

THE NEw-YoRk, ALBANY AND BUFFALO TELE-
GRAPH LryE.-For the benefit Of the public It may
be stated that eight OF the offices Of this line
Kept open night and day. with tho exception OF the
S.bb m, for the transmission Of dispatches. The
oiiices in question are New YORK, Poughkecpsie,
Albany, Toy, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester and
Buffalo. On Sunday the line opens al 10 p M, and
remains ready for business he rest Of the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

ALLEGED BUReLARY.-Isasc and Charlotte Vast
man, and Mary Osbern, were arrested Sunday
pigb, charged with breaking into tie dwelling house
of Mr.. Roelboltom, in Meserole street. Greenpoint,
and stealing quantity Of jewelry. Tie property was
fonnd in their possessOn and they were committed Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

OgERBiELED ~ a PRIgAfrEH.-SchoonerW Wind
ward from Turk 50 Island Aug l. arrived III this port
Thursday night. Capt. Partridge reports that on the
4h of August his Va e was captured by The pivateer
Jei. Davis The capt.n and all The crew were ,aken
ont and put board he privaeer, ANA the krst Lieu
tenant OF the j. d.. with crew Of seyen eight men,
TOOK possession Of her. After berg detained twenty
-four h0ors Capt. Partridge aud returned 70
their vesel and she was restored them. The prize
crSw had in the meantime helped them-eves TO email
stores " the value Of sle0. vTIland Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

BES McCULLocH UNDER ARREsr.-A man named
Ben McCulloch was brought before Justice Boerum
yesterday, the charge OF being drunk. He was sen
fenced 20 the County Jail for the period Of ten days
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

SHooTIyG ArFAm At CTsKmL- Several dsyt
ago a man named Howard Selici. told MesIa. Han
q peyo, editors f"Ibe CatssiH Dr4ocrat and r.
cords that he should stone tbe Office II they dd not
ft0p pnbishing Secession articles. AS they DID not
stop, selel, OF Friday night last, carrtsd pcach
blke ~ stones 70 tho front of tie Office and was in
the act Of iaEing oae from The haskc. when he was
fired at with pg,o The bali passed close 10 hs
hea9. Had be been yaadOg cree, it would have sit
him. Immediately and before any stone wis thrown,
n shotgun wac lrod, ard Seck was shot in the srn
and SIDE Seventeen shot were extracted. The
wounds viii not result fatally. Messrs. Hall ~ Deyo
adrt hayiog fred the pistol and shotgun. There is
considerable eEatenes ia C.kiIl, bnl 10 other par
ties seem to have tseDengsged in the ARRAY.
lklosoy Jasnal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Nrw-YoRS YOUNG MsS's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.
At the meeting OF this Association last evening, at
St. Pauis Methodist Church, Fourth avenue, Mr..
Nash stated that 20 900 army bymn-bcoks hud been
issued. On each Sabbath there irom II 30 IL
meetings il the camps in this vicinity. The members
of the Association engaged in this work are always
cordially welcomed. Incomplete Regiments generally
have 10 cbalains, and this is the only religious n
struc,on which Is accessible TO them. The Assoca-
ton is in correspondence with about 100 chapsins in
the army.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

BURGLAR CIUGHr.-Willnm Smith was caught yes
tsrdsy morning iD the of breaking nto and foobng
street. f. ID. He was taken before Justice Walter and
committed 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

". p. Cor5ett, ofWss6ington, haapublshed avery
good map Of the Seat Of War about Washington in-
, "a Ing the locality Of the battle of Bull Run.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

Mrs. Emily Ellsworth, wife of the Hon. Judge
Ills WORTH the Supreme Court OF Connecticut, died at
Hartford Friday night. She was the eldest dongh-
Ter OF the distinguished photographer and journalist,
Noah Webster, Ii. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

On SUsPicioy.-A man named John Banch was yes
terday arrested by the police Of the Sevsrtb Prse;yct
on suspicion Of stealing 800 from tho Gre.up.ini
Hotel. BE was held to await an investigation. The
police are iu pursuit Of two other persona soeed 70
be- implicated in the same robbery III
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
PasseDgcrs Arrived

IL sSip Losis Ncpoleon. from Hdnbwy-dr. smideT.
IN srooRer Para from PsJa byazL-John GaTd|osd arc
Cyrus yoly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

4 the Winter rolls around we shall doubtless have
TO record many such substantial Preseuts from our
merchants TO The wives and children Of our volurosrs
Tho 81 sings which they TINS besow upon the tender
CHARGES ls % our and kindness by the brave men
who have given themselves up wholly 70 tner country
viii be returned tenSod in blight beniSons upon their
own benevolent heads.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

NEWPORT, krK %, lla'.
The schooner Corle.il Newkik. and from gai,deph
with cso Of coa or salem. has sTiyed here m fore
mast. sud o:ler damage. W N repair
iBytelesTsrh 70 Elwood Waller esq sec BdoiUodersh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27
Total nnpsld July I. 1851.

IN o'e hped My 1851: ,s47 II
suCJect was referred 10 the Board Of Supervisors
Inc Commissioner of Rspsirs and Supplies was Al.
fec1eu 70 enter into contract with Patrick Coye 70
pave Cont street from Fulton street 70 Jerolemon
street with Belgian pavement. '' " ''iO'''00"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-27

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MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.

sraesa. FOR kEbEsIEE ~r DAILY U. s,
e sSsaS=ssJaMatl Lne-Nnter ArrEngeIaeut-Fhe spleu
|S8E5HsssAssdia low pressure packe Oregon
A. P. Boardman master, Florida A. L. Myers, naate
all hn! p1rusby lake trade, with superior accom-
modatons will make trips snd nuss follows unless pre-
vented by bad weather. gn low water, want of fuel
som6nccident 10 hoat machinery
Leaving the Lake end oil tho Poncharraip Railroad DAILY
the arrival Of the o'clock A. NJ train of for Moba
direct Returning Pascagoua, PRSs Christian and
Bay St. Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
Children over and under Il years so
i.tcE on
Negroes in lots OF five and over............... 60
Cabin fire to Pa cngouln ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Children, and under u years. ana servants 90
% 10 insure III prompt and complete delivery of goods al
Mobile, bills of lSIng must be taken In all
gan Express Chess md Way Mail Bag for Mobile and
Coast Landings will leave ne ocn of the Agent promptly at TX
A. If.
Tickets through to Charleston Washington City Nashville
and louisville
x-For tickots freight PASSAGE and further information
apply to
R. GEDDES, Agent,
mil If 70 t1raVier street,
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RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Kingsland offered the following resolution,

which was read:
cogeh That the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorized
peim Coleman contractor square block
pavtments 'mhtto for The b. dye stones Inch hey
Surveyor nmy con id rSuitabe for bridge stones.
On motion, the rules we're suspended, the fore
going resolution read a second time and adopted,
Yeas: Messrs. Beebe, Rrggs, Davis, Dnpre, Ere
maux, Hail, Hodgkins, Kogsland, Leere, Magioni,
Patterson and fUedan0--l2.
Nay: Mr. Seicshnaydre--l.
MIR. Leee offered The folio wing resolutions, which
were read, and, on motion, the rules were sus-
pended said resolutions read second time and
unanimously adopted:
Rosnrl That special committee of four members Of the
Board nj Assistant demen nd - members OF the Board
ina IRE G hc N edncv or me o. reenE tho
Of he city and report soon az possible
report immediately what public works absolutely
TO be carried dur The next sig mon his, say from tho
frs Of June TO the first of ecembcr, Sol
The President appointed the committee re-
CURED by the resolution first above written Messrs
leefe Dupr&, Hall and Patterson.
mr. Leefc offered the following resolutions
which were read and, on motion, referred to the
Committee on EinGati0n:
RCret That the Public ~Cnools of the New
be clos f"n the Is June to LIST NoVember 1851 And be it
Resoloea That the the Public Schools of New
Ole be allowed one half Of heir monthly pay dur
ing the ,spenson ms Hbnve.
Mr. Patterson moved O reconsideration of the
foregoing vote. Carried.
On motion of Mr. Patterson, said resolutions
were referred to the special committee appointed
TO inquire into the eSpedency and practcability of
reducing the expenses of the city, etc.
CIT. Leefe offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were read. and, on motion, re-
ferred to the Finance Committee:
Whereas well known that large Numb Of heads
OF families and their families en- ireT de endent on lelr
their county in The Of peril and enis I'd in the
gss u The Conf dtat Sta e that others similarly Sis
Whereas that many sies thus deprived Of the assist
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8 ~ ID Mi lssin hpaie, sae e, leave
y i 6Verat fg tsio W Lesis aAd taestledia'e
| imai nv H n asS Z ~
aekt Psines ef w les Tspt Pes 1odwrk corn
as Air! eses at 9 o'clock this
eeeaine 4oi Memphis the Bonds and Sairo.
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elllsle " tbs sglarAets.
usSsesaT OFFICE, NO. 10 e.

IA sscsaz oFFIcE. NO. 40 Cam STREET,
IVY ahurslAy H9Ening, NJ ~ i6, 1851.
TON demand continues tlir b it with a scaf
psfigg aaa hs ail pees ssned b fscrs liz saIe
ALL p sKsssSl so bsles AZ dHIRer press Good ordnar
Maidling y and Low Mddling ION SlGtsc
RAxRlasaT or carToS.
Y EtocE lst eptenibsr, 6aIes 74Is
|ssals ssrce. l,s2S5 59s
4ssfstyrA ysssgaa 2lA Legs 90
\ w b. 1856.
8 w ssstsrt 2.isf Lssa,77t
n. 5ssal
We besgd u %. y ard 9oohhds s.ll a.
W. TEagENT Dc TOBACCO. rs
n iBt 1850. hhds 20 5Ta
Z sssssass .sss.... 30 s2.osa
5a6ss
uVo 2,9s6
4 fsess en- sAna nas cleared 1866
Sus AR AN p MOrsAssEss vs. II othing fenorted Il
w noticed safes III some 1850 sacls ncIudtna
and zine terms s03 saparina 1t sS 20
Rpaf y, ~ " u bhs:
sale6 Of Core eabritced about 10 sacks Of
Atxea 3D.. 100 yellow and yellow Mixed IL 81.
~ 10 Iu00 White Mixed at "a and 1000 and
White II 6ps. baahsl Of Oats about 500 SACKS 81.
LOFTS hands at84ae " bsha III Bran NJ noticed
lD5 sBs. ss ~ "
atb0as pad Of 1910 bales w@a sold at sss "A ton
transactions In Pork comprised CO..
aea " % "A NIL III Lard 20 kegs were sold day d
i've since st I0s4c. n III. IA e.
100 ssa sold 1T and 800 at 14sc "a ~
Qbsis Realihed sold on private terms
hh Me noticed spanish ship taken up for
" sar osso European bark for Genoa on
psfsae tstms.
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q q 81 8 a RKET.a

JEFFERsoG CITY. May l6, 1851
sescrds5 fs0 exns Beeyes and % Veal Gate soId
w ara LOB Te5as Beevss no sheep at SIS per head
se ~ N tho market isO zeal Cattle stock Oh sas I'll
And ts Texas eaFes, IL lIch Cows 1855 Hogs aid
ses Yeal s'altis. Ne quote
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BUTTONS! BUTTONs!! Blu FTOnS !!.-
~ PELIGAAS AMI MILITARY ARTICLES of all sorts.
Grand Southern Mandatory,
No. 135 Charities street, near the Orleans Hotel.
The undersigned respectfully informs those charged with the
making OF MILITARY UNIFORMS that he II hereafter be
enabled @ furnish hem with mpy BUTTONS they may
htsily AZ work both day and night
He also keeps PELIoAEs, STARS FOR KEEPS, BELT
PLATES. etc, etc
SWORD AND PISTOL GLIDING AND sIIvER1Ne.
$50 I'm C. RnUYFR
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ARK ANS AS RIVER.

Leaves on SATUED ". 18th inst. 8 p. NJ.
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
IT, b. For For Smith, Van Buren, ,,@rk, sPadra,
New GuScony and all way and plantation landings
in 'he Bens The elegant and very lghtdaf switt-rnn
ming tElin Roam. W panpy, ma ter will leave
aB above. For freight or Passage, amply on board.
VfRGINlUS Q. DENTHEL,
my16 AdvnrtI,i ing Agent.
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EE1u0FsE.


GALyESToN-Per steamship Texas $50 bb's flour 80 SEEKS
co 1000 bhs pork ZOOS bis bread 100 bills salt abs
bbis vinegar @ hxs s0J bxs bacon 1 ties bacon
&c ALgEST0&--Per mship Mexce-lTt0 tcks 80
hhds Is hs bbis flour 70 hs moassos 10 bbs
pork & bbls whisky u tes 81 kegs lard
LTFERPooLPer bark Darmsaedter Bank 2124 bales If
cott,n
y, MoBILE-Per schr Roanna- eos scks corn.
MoBILEPar srhr zuleO0 80 scks oil cake 2l6
bas chairs,
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Relov---Comlng u.
Bsloss-yyaiti,,g Order

Ship u Shepherd Gale, f EsYre March Sth to master
Ship tnni Dyer Raney, in Havre March 29t master.
Bart Mnrss, I'm Rio co Janstro 10 j L Phipps AGO.
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Per steamship Galveston from Galyes,on-S eEroy W F.
TaYtoa, j Granc Csntsy,J q Jones AMI lady, Gala
Dr. j. R. Rob f. Webb lady child and servant, Mrs
Galley Rrautey Sweetrnan Coleman, j. y. Beach, Lang
worthy, 4. Il. T.eyald-1z on d.
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Eecskr,is ~ ssr1tsr1s,s..

ARGYIiE aEpINfs-PeF steam Gen Qnituan 81 bale
co CeS scal7 W Donnel lScol Feton Stevenson
&ca-iI Gordon & tastiIlo6 Person &cot Hughes Hy
tested EcoI Williams &cb bale wool 10 &co-lz1
scks Jno L Lee--Total II bales cotton
FORT SITH-Per Julia Rome rs bales cotton 10
Hilard Summers seoi9 Dc NJ sirsenwood-I do Csmpbsl
Wilson &c1--4 Wilson & Yoang-Tota $50 bales cotton
FORT sMITHPer st Arkansaw-sO bales cotton to
Greenwood-iu Noore Browdcr2 Wilson Young-l Camp
bell & Streng--Tota ~ bales cotton.
JEFFERSON Per Wig -15 bsles cotton Is bags
wool "a hides ia head cattle end sundtes to order.
go sipe sslls l65 bzs s. bxs aims CaptJ Gait
7--suntres 10 order
Railroads..
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, May Is. bales to Warren Gilmore
geo Payne, Huntington &eoS McFar and Baksdale3
Patton, Smith 4 Puman-Totll Is biles cotton b
PoNTGHARTRAIE. -,~~F
hoBiLE-Per steamer F1oTda-suudries to ordcf
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Leaves on I'll RSD AY. Nav lG. atb P. NJ
REGULAR UUAEHTTA PACKET
~ Fer Camaem EreachpoEt Beach Il Hi, Little Bay,
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