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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15


The following article from Che uleave-
land PlaindeaIer viii be read BY All
thoughtful persons, and then rs.read
again. They viii then ask themselves
upon what the fame Of this General testse
What has he doneg
Poor KseanregRrd.
BEAUREGARD the pet General OF the Con.
federacy who has been extravaQantly iauded
by the rebels f5F bis " in warfare and
ON whom greater danandanna r1aa szlAnAa Is.
the ultimate success Of their arms than upon
any other mah ia the army; the handsome
creole. worship2ed By the rebel daughters of
The South, who urged their brothers and
sweethearts 10 cast their fortunes with the
gallant and chivalrcp leader BELuRRaxRD,
" hose name has been a rallying cry among
the impetuo1s Southern youth, who asked no
other favor thnn TO march TO bloody graves
nj MS pommaHd--shss ib56fi tfruivuli1usiy
licked. The ubiquitous General of French
extraction has kept clear of active engage
ments since that little affair at Bull Run,
reservlng himself apparently for some great
aud decisive ield--the Waterloo of the war.
He went to that field with the flwer of the
Southern army, sustained by Generals whose
military education was not neglected--for
the Government they are lighting to DESTROY
paid handsomely for it at the best military
seh sci 90 the G61tinent- vino added 10
that theoretical knowledge OF watiare the
experien ;e of many battles. Chbsinghs own
position for a eight and his own time, eifec-
tually surprising our force, which was much
interior to bis own in numbers, he was sue
l,lI (, -
when reinforcements the next doy reduced
the odds little between the two eOntending
aririiits, BDFaUHEGABD, inc Southern idol. re-
ceived such thrashing as cannot fail TO re-
duoe him TO the oEdiaary proportions OF
created beings. he has fallen from bis high
position, his godship has deserted him, ana
he is disgraced 10 the eyes of the South
DAVIS never loved him, and will probably
make this the occasion for justifying what be
has long sought, his removal.
| p. G.. T. BEAtREGARD, your glory is fed.
! You enjoy the distinguished honor Of having
! fred the first gun at Fort Sumter, for which
! WENDELL PHILIlPs aud secessionists gener-
ally have applauded you, and that is all.
Yru have lived long on fictitious lame, Pr
| TER, and have been Landed 30 The skies as All
invincible warrior, but the irst time you
come up to the scratch with our Western
boys you are thrashed within an inch Of your
| lite. PETER, iarewell Yyu have penued
| your last Epislle to the Corinlhians, and are
COW, together with your army, distributing
hurried and promisenous tracks 10 The dlrec.
7 1vrrvErrI
and our Kind advice Is, 60 where you amt
known, change your ame, and do something
honest for a living, and If anybody asks you
how you lost your run, tell them il was torn
OF by tirdshiRg machine; and pretty big
tbra. hing machine 1t was too, PETER, so you
won't lie Ny fan, PETER"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

THE WEATHER AT THE ANTIPoDEs.-
The London Times Melbourne cores
pendent writes that the people Of South
rrTvtrrrr'T TrTrTv I'r'--''T.' s''''rE ~ ~
Rod OF excessive heat The early part
of summer was unusually cold but on
the 14th and 18th of January the heat
became excessive. Various therembiie-
tiers indicated 100 degrees, 106 degrees
los degrees, and even III degrees in
the shade. On the second day the heat
was accompanied by a powerful gale
from the northward, feeling like Chat
from furnace, or that which has passed
over surface OF heat" The writer
states that such visitations are usual,
happening only once in three or -four
years. In 1858, during one of those hot
blasts, the thermometer rose TO III deg
in the shade, continuing, however at that
figure for about an hour only.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

There is a young man living in neigh
boring town who recently got divorce
from his wife on account Of ''incompati-
bility.' About three weeks after the
separation the once-was wife fell heir to
about $4,000. The late husband is very
anxious for a reunion, but his wife com
plains that she is now more severely af-
fiicted with "incompatbility" than ever
before.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

The Boston Courier objects to Parson
Brownlow's apparent profanity" We
don't believe that the good parson ever
swears. lie hss repeatedly assured us
that he never swOre an oath, never play
ed card never took drink of liquor,
never gent to the theatre, never attended
a horse-race, never told lie, never broke
the Sabbath, never voted the Democratic
ticket, never wore whiskers, and never
kissed any woman but his wife-Lo,t.
Journal
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15
sos RFWAR,D.

GERMAN, by tho name Of II. s. WEBER, belong
n ing 10 Col MCCoOK's regiment 9th Ohio Infantry,
me 10 my stable on the 22d, and hired Horse,
es5gv and Harness, The Horse Is white, eleven
TX high about ten years Old fctocks trimmed,
t'-l ieas we'll stocked. The Buggy Us without top
,-re box, black buggy be will no doubt attempt TO
+fbe establishments The above reward viii be
INr any information that viii lead TO the recovery
Nm. nroperty H. "A, HAMMER.
- ~
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15
HORsE STOLEN.

.~yAs siblen from the lower wharf ON IN
Nv saturday, last March 10Th, BAY kEsANN
,rsRr abtat IA d hands high tour years Ky
ti3 f,ur utato feet, aud perfectly white face. Sho
- on a saddle Of the government pattern, with
~ bt0n ana hrass mounting, halter and birdie, when
,ten. an give a suitable reward for his delivery
t,hs lrsfy Stable Of IL. a. Hammer Front street
We JAS T. SEIRERI,
,,HAIlga Nal Ith Pa. Cavalry
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

Pat was h.luing Mr.. Black 40 &c, safe I'm
his Office, oap day, aud not being acquainted
with the article. inquired what iyWgs iur
ITO prevent papcts aud Other articles which
are placel in it from being burnt 10 case of
FIRE, ~ said Mr. b An -ure. viii, uoihiug
ever burn that ispul in that rhiugy' mo -
We'll, thin yer honor; yc'd better Doe ritcr
getting into that same thing when ST. die
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

n atn.HH IlE.rI. H
seeesR News,
Every pne whg mas ecjourned any
length 6f time IA the regions where JEfF
DAVIS claims dominion understands very
we'll what this expression raeahs, In
thsa cifp. wa have heen RECALLED with a
redundancy Of that peculiar species OF
intelligence, especially 80 during the last
few days, when it was necessary to keep
the dupes in heart under their late defeat.
The following article taken from the
Louisville BemocTut shows that these
veracious people do not contine their
operations al home -
BOGUS NEws.-Canadian papers con-
tinue to receive astounding news from the
South. Only last week one of them had
accounts private and confidential, of an
Overwhelming Federal defeat somewhere
down in Tennessee, we believe: and last
Friday the Montreal Commercial AaJef-
User had the following
eve have reliable information that The
Federal fleet, acting against Island No.
10, has met with succession of disasters.
The flagship Benton has been captured
by the Confederates, and other gunboats
disabled"
The ST. Louis correspondent Of the
same journal, under date March 20,
writes as follows =.--==s "a .--- t5-.-
"The Tederals have given up the as
sault on Island No. 10, and nave had to
fall back to Cairo with the loss of the
flagship Benton, the largest of the feet,
which became so crippled as to be I'M
manageable and was carried by the
strong current of the Mississippi past the
Island and became prize"
This is only specimen Of much Of
the same sort of trash published in Can
ada, and probably accepted as sober fact
Such enterprise in procuring news is re-
markablc. .
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

A Boston deacon was once overheard 10
Pray In HE way "4h Lerd, we gsoala aot
presume 10 dictate, but we would suggest
that revival Of religion is very much need
cd ~ Another deacon once offered the fol-
lowing "Oh Lord, we hope we are right.
for we are very deciled!' Both Of these
prayers are represent aivcs OF q large class.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

(SCENE, q BARRIERS shcp) Young SEell:
! say. Thompson. d you think / shall ever
have whiskers.' Thompson, (aiter careful
think as YOU ever will-leastway' not 20
speak oi' Inurg Swell: That's rather
bard, for my Pap--I mean Governor has
plenty' Thompson. Oocniiously > Yes,
sir, but p'r'aps you take offer your Ma
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

A Jolly fellow hud an Office next to
doctors. One day an elderly gentlemar
Of the old fogy school Numbered into The
wrong shop "Dr. X. inP "Don't live
here, says r., who was in full scfibble
DER some important papers, without
looking up "Ohl thought this was his
Office" "Next door" pray sir, can
you tell me has the doctor many pa
tientsY' "Not living" The old gentle
man was never heard Of 10 the vicinity
again. but the story was that DR. y,
threatened 10 sue j.. for libel. However
he cane 10 think better Of IL.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-15

During be present week several failures
have occuiTgi among The -four nd gain
dealers la Bosom. Oae OF them Was a hoaso
who's. liabilities are reported 20 be in the
yicialy of .S2O0O0O the others are for
much ,mtllr amJIuts, but the aggregate
vll D. upward OF s3oo000.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

I'd LANkS of all kinds for sale at this Office
I'D Deeds. Warrants, Executions, Summons,
Subpenas, Constable Sales, Township and
School Orders, Notes of all kindS-kept Oh
hat and printed to order. JOB WORK at
tended TO promptly, and al prices - suit the
tiues G.ye Ms tsiai
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30
-1r POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

:. ,bs only paper published in Potter county,
n nu'-.nlates among an intelligent class of peo-
and is thus an excellent medium for both
s:ty -, and Country Advertising.
lG1,rsnsient Advertisements and those from
,...arce must be Cash or have responsible re-
ference. - o,..r,;or
,,gst be directed to the Editor, and contain
the name of the writer No attention paia TO
n,rvmous communications.
TERMS.-One cory.o one year, 81; Six copies
e., Twelve copies, $40; Twenty copies, SIS
9Th one tc the person raising the Club. The
r,oney must accompany the names.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

HG- FREDUs Bacon, formerly of Bjngha m
township ia this county, who enlisted in the
Madrid, on the llth March, and was buried
on the banks OF the river Aged about %.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30
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ES%The House of Representatives voted to
postpone the consideration of p Bankrupt bill
till December The friends Of the measure do
not consider this action as a final disposition
of
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

BsgThe County Superintendent has ap
pointed tomorrow Thursday for examining
the teachers at this place. The next day he
will be at Roulet.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30
WESTERN POTEL,
Ms, 9. IL. 13, L, II CQURTLAEDT STREET

Nas. 9. II. 13, /, II CQURTLAEDT STREET.
Near Broadway. New York City.
This old established and faEorile resort OF
the Business community has been recently re-
fitted. ana is complete in everything that can
minister TO the comfort OF its patrons Ladies'
and Families are specially and carefully pro-
yided for.
|. is centrally located in the business par.
of the city. and is contiguous to the principal
lints Of steamboats,, cars, omnihases, ferries
In conseq quence or the pressure caused 6S'
the Rebellion, prtees hare been reduced 10
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAT,
The table IS amply supnlied with all ihe
luxuries Of the season, and IS equal to tia! af
any other hotel in the co2Etry.
Ample seeommodauons ere offered tos up
ward Of 900 guests,
Do not believe r,anners, hackmen.arf stAsra
who may saw '.,Ae Western Hotel is saN
D. ,, WINCHESTER, PEogsietor,
TI6s. D. Winchester. hLe
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

pea In pursuance of the arrangement for
the opening of canal navigation on the lst OF
May, preparations are being made at different
points for letting in the water.--[ [Olean Times
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

r@rThe House of Renresen

G9~ ~The House of Representatives refused
10 pass an indiscriminate Conhscation act.
Some coniiscation measure will no doubt be
adopted, but Of It's exact form nothing is as
yet known. While such law is undoubtedly
both constitution, :, and jgst, it is yet desira-
bic that the innocent shall not suffer.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30
A NEW ANn BEAUTIFUL KrEr10S
OF -HE
NiSraEcs OF Educated Men,
BY Join S ltART, Ii. D

BY JOHN S. HART, Ii D.,
12no., n Il lin. price 50 cents; paper Gov
ers. 25 cents Copies Of ;his ho"e WI! be
sen. BY m. i o. rsevips of The prize, z post
age stamps Please address
@, G.. GARRFGTES. Publisher.
Ia South Fcu-:t Strc't, Ht '2s1ft '--' -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

sbROWN SUGAR for 10 cents per pound
ID nj County orders taken at 50 cents on
the dollar at the Post Office Store.
Jam s.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

sSrMr BAcEHUs offers his services to al
in need of paint, paper. or glass.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30
LOOK AT SOME OF THE PRICES

Very nice Sheetings from s to
Ii cts sold by most merchants
at the present time for Il to Is
Good cotton bats for S cts roll
Good Prints for 6 to IL, worth
9 to II. Fine DeIaines FRI m |
to 20 cts worth l5 to 25 and so.
Good weeds from % to 50 cts,
worth A. and Is. Good Black
silk from 80 cts. to Sl.00, worth
Is cts to 81 90,
Good Suits of Black Clothes Coat. Vest,
Pants, Calf Boots, HdkhfS.. Crarat, &c, for
$40. worth SIS.
In Groceries, | have a good sweet
plcasant'i'ea for 80 cts per ID
and upwards Good Sugar for s
cts, white coffee sugar II. Sal
eratuS for s cts. Coiiee Is. Soap
S cts. bar Molasses for IS cts
per gal Best Kerosene oil, fl
cts gallon Flour at "Wellsville
prices In the line of Boots and
Shoes we have Ladies Enamel
ed Morocco Boot for 80 cts sold
by must dealers for 81 to 81 25
Heavy Kip Ladies Walking Boot
70 cts. Fine Congress Caters
and Others from 50 cts. to 81 90,
worth s to y shllIings. Fine
Calf Boots for 2 80; Fine Stogey
boots for is shilling FineBroche
ShawlS for 20 ShlIlings AMI up
wards. Ladies Stella >hawIs
from S to 22 shillings. WooIen
shawis for l2 shilling and upward
Red Flannel from 2 shiIllngs per
yard Fine Ginghams for ten
cents Cambrics for 9 cts
Mems Heavy Working Ribbed
Jacket Coats for S shiliings.
And now intend to keep my
stock full to supply those who may
choose to buy at
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

CELLAEs-At this season Of the year par
tiular attention should be given to cellars. In
order to promote the health of people. clean
illness is absolutely necessary. All decayed
vegetable matter should be removed, and the
cellar thoroughly cleaned, aired and white
washed. More sickness arises from foul cell
lars than any otker one thing.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

.CROCKERY,
And everything usually
kept in Country Store
have just returned from New
York with one of the best and
largest stocks Of Goods that was
ever brought into this county. [
propose to sell these GOODS
FIFTY per ct lower than can
be bought in this vicinity, Wells
vile or Olean not excepted My
Goods have been bought for
CASH from large number of
houses that lad failed in the city,
at from 80 to IS cts. on the dollar
of the original cost Therefore [
am prepared to give all great bar
gains that choose to give me ID call:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

rSrWe have no news of any general en-
cacemcnt during the past week.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

fI-The recen. fire in Lockhayen destroyed
nrepertv to the amount of $50 600. Inslr-
aDce only about $4,000.
r.7gnThe tow-boat Gen. Larimer left the
oil regions on Monday of last week, with over
four thousand barrels of oil IN tow.
sEg~We learn that hereafter no more Sun
dav trains, with the exception Of the stocks,
will run over the Erie Railwey.
aa-The TituSyille Gazctte says that oil is
now selling at lhe wells for wenty and twenty
FIVE cents per barrel.
rEH-AS warm weather will soon be upon
US, the following may be of use To keep
fish from smelling cut off their noses" So
SAYS little NELLIE, of the Penield Extra.
rea-Tn pursuance Of the arrangement for
the opening of canal navigation on the lst of
Nav. preparations are being made at different
points for letting in the water.-[Olean Times
ng~The County Superintendent has APP
pointed tomorrow Thursday for examining
the teachers at this place. The next day he
VIII oe Ut houieV
Ma Fprnrs R,coy formerly of Ringham m
township. ia this county. who enlisted in the
Wisconsin Sth, was accidental shot at New
Madrid, on the llth March, and was buried
On the hanks Of the river Aged about %.
~---,:-
Gsy- lhe House ot representatives 'o'eu 70
nostnonc the consideration of . Baukrupt bin I
in neco,,bor The friends Of the measure do F!
10, consiaar his ac,iop ~ a final disnositjon
Off
>----~-e-----'-----
RSap l nc May issue u s'''s'H e'~'"'
Is" perfect gem spring Io"e's - o''e u
'1' "''lu So''ieS, e''-'''i'ss u ! Se"So'' i"e
A'e'"'l oe''' 'i'''i' No'i'''"s : o'''Ioe
Terms . per ear.
va i"e mouse o. i'ei' e>e,''" ''' ( ''''iS''
~ pass NJ ''',i'Se ''''''''''' o,''''o'',''
0P'e' 'u' y. 40 'N''l' 'o'''i ''',''"9
!'' N'+'"'. ''''' ''."
oo'" 'o"',''u''oH a anu J,'s' d - e u'S''"-
''' '''''' '''' '''''''e s-I'''' '.0'
CrLL,pS-At hi, season Of the wear mar.
,iular attention shoold be riyen to cellars. In
order to promote the health of people. clean
lines, i ,bsol,tol,. pocassarr an Joc,ved
vegetable matter should be removed, and the
cellar thoroughly cleaned. aired and white /
washed More sickness arises from foul cell .
lars than anv otEer one thing.
-n---
ES7-"e nave received 'he '"lro numoer ol
Inc America" HAen""se A,I,, ana he''e", pup
'''"e" 'n'n'n'E '5 "n.''ns 20. at II! CHgs-
Na' street. F"lI"deIp"l'- II Is ae'o'eu 10 r.
and Railway Intelligence. &c. To the man
ofwealth and business or TO the man of scien
d6e and mechanical nursuits. il is q valuable
work Terms "a ner annnm
-.------
IIoGA COUNTY lrEMS.-oome 4Io9a county
boys are on the Mississippi and were IN the
IoF' Do"eison n9"t'
Ihe Ag''ai0r notices some improvements IN
'nelF village
another hre IN cherry tiatts destroyed the
t"oAehouse oi otiIIman + rost' Loss out tn
mug
ne" ! os' V'nee mas oeen eS'aohshea near
ii0'e' III A'uQ.eOurY loWhShlp calIeu
Niles Valley
A foot race came Off on the plank at Wells .
boro. between l,I,.l, ,.,,;.a non Tho
black ,po, tho r.,,.o ..,,, +I,roo 49, f,,,r
'iie''u o' MS competitor IN distance OF
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30
Is lnan any OlEct one tllng,

GE-Wc have received the third number of
the american Exchange and Review" pub
ijshed monthly by Whiting X Co. at7l2 Ches-
nut street. Philadelphia. 1t is devoted to FL
and Railway Intel igence, &c. To the man
Of wealth aud business or TO the man of scien-
ti6c and mechanical pursuits, it is a valuable
work Terms, So per annum.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-30

Jan l5,.ls62.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-01

Il, spoke whaling schr Montezuma. Of Prosicce'ows
months out. all we'll; had l1O tbls hpri m
schr ETHAN of Castnel coniss, Cenayes y days. Log
WOO, 10 Wilson A Cameron Lett Br brs Onward. heses
arr i7th schr Charlotte B.own. ar islh c,ssaS 80.
schr Good VIA tSrl II Nassau Roberts, EiutaerAs oasA
1900 dg1 plneappca, "a J Douglass. =.
Vernon Clubhouse North 10 gins, NIB. ~ days wuh
stone. r EeyiuA son.
SChF Il X lyaioni, Smith, Fortress Monroe. fsya
Scar 4 II Van Name Van Name, Baltimore.
Scfr Henry Hickman, Snead, Chincoeagne, 8 days.
Scar John Calhoun, Stu Eli abetbport tor Bostou
Scar Gassaheas, Nutter, Roneau 10 Boston
Steamer r. adelphia ~ tans ORD. Hand Harr;sou's
Landing, bal sSt.
Steamer wnl Clyde U transport Lsulhln. Harrssoss
Landing. in ballast
STEAMER Alice. ADAMS faltincre-
Steamer Franklin, YouIe. Baltimore.
eteainer Anthracite. Jones. FiilslelphtA
sio~mer Petrol. Young Providence.
ship 7 Cutting. from Liverpool IS days.
Brig Atlantic, from Nassau.
Goth by piiotboat w j Romer
Eark Morning Star, from st Jsgo II
Brig Eliza. from Jamaica.
Also bark unknown.
Pilo.boa David Mitchell.
SAILED.
Steamships Illinois, Baltic, Fortress Monroe nsv-
Ing ship st Marc in Harrison Land
ing Cahswbs. with hospital ship Euterpc tow ,f~ New
Orleans
Wind Ut sunset s. light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-01


CLEARED.
ship Lawrence, johnson. Lverpool-iawrrnce, GILES A
Shin H. -. Liverpool--Zercga A Co
ship Enwood Waiter Chadwick. Lherpooi-SnoU Bur
ship Liza Fritz lPrus), Wagner, ouoenstowB--Funch,
BARK L Foster, wallace, cadi1--Simpson 4 capp.
BarS Eliza Bars tBJ, Firth, Berlnnds-Tueksr Light,
F9r t @as sss f EIsS.
Bri s Lima Fra.S, Eahr, Qnressiovi 1s-w salem Co
Brig sainoset. Briggs sioskhon,-J Il l,ow.
brig v GooIhue (BrI - Jamaica Master.
Bris Princess Royal tBr, Scwbold Bernade--srni,h
Rris rroabador (BrI Daniels :, John MP sevius
SIR Emma tBr,. Clark Londoudcrry--HJSCA pewolf
s,hr Queen Of Clippers tBr) Davidson, - John, MA
scnr j ] Higgins, Mathews, Ae1andria-Ne-ter.
sc5r Elyira, CLARK. adepha-,slmPscn 4 clapp
schr belmont, OHM, EiizabetbportH j. Brooknan Co
sohr Honesty, hewett, sholtown--Masier.
sSF NTgSdS h"fPSs bsses
soar J. Barnes, Warner. Weymou'h--Bakera Dayton.
ARRIVED.
s steam runboat wyandoitc, Commander W whiting
Mosquito Inlet Port Royal jay2s Came for REPAIRS
steamship Naianzas Lesegang New Orleans. days and
hours With sugar. rosin and passengers 20 Nora Bros
Navarro Go. July 81, on Barnegat pissed hris Rush.
Bnrk Eicharl cebden Brcm) Bschon, Liverpool @ days.
bark Melna % Boston. Benner y Jasc. JnS ? With "a
bark Brothers Mariner. ccnuesos u days win
B H sampede, Loot. Naouro. Juy a. ea SUGAR %
simpson Capp. SD H. ,orreuy VIII trf ~ ~ ',ign
fDr New York Chas Riug, Huner, Or SarHa ~ 1al loi
Nfo,k: Brll tBr) ior New Yer ~ naiia.t 10y ~ ~
south cav Bank spoSe snr Y In,, boMd ~, X va
ana Reef spoks brig Rush, from Havana ~ New York
ali veil.
Bsts Tempest of New Loudoni King Rev West, ~ days
ia ballast July -, passed propeller ashore
Wubrtll shoals Nc: 40 hurthuu, painted
black and smoke slack painted black With red top (proba.
bly the Oriental, ~ fore reported
Brig Arlbclla. l1arord Aspnwa ~ days, ballast 10
Jov July 81 ~ 81 Ion ~ III On the ntde of the Gulf
srcam) passed large propeller about l1 tons harihcn,
apparently with bottom painted rcd steering SM b. ),
against three kuot eurrnt was apparently buglish bni
brig rugged although she intended
full rigled both She refused show
coors although Ns than quarter uf title distant
II Is OF the opinion she Intends the blockade.
Brig Caroline. Porter Aspnwah "a days with hides nc
10 FJoy july Int - 80 Ion "a So spoke brig Aabcia
from Aspnwall for New York. all WELL 2is. lal % lS lon
IS 40 boarded by steamer Quaker city, cruising al
Brig W Kibhy Obi OF Nassau, MP, Prindc : pomingc
city, July ~ with sugar and mshogany t. 4 smith y
60. Is anchored AZ lower quarantine.
Bre Violet (Fr) Gueren, Peters, Nj iqdays vita 6si
10 King uodiot.
BRIG Watts Gibbs, Forres. Monroe, sdays in ballast,
% master. . -, =. =.
schr Sarah Maria TOT Cold Spriugl, Undesh Btraeos ID
days, with fruit &C. TO Thos tiilmartln
Schr Mary Harris lBr OF Nassau. MP Johnson Nassal
edsys With cotton, Ac, 10 JOS Enesa July - Ion u