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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-05

RE It ordsire By the Board Of Msyor and Aldermen
- Of ths city Of Memphis
SECTION i. That three citizens be annotated br "a,
Board on the nomination Of the Mayor, who shall ~
eeed At once, under oath. 70 make asssssments az su
cry properly subject to ta1stion for city purposes. IN
Ieeoiaanes win the provisions Of the ETY. chatter. sns
mat such assessments shall be completed By he s0th OF
June next
orc 2 Ihst the same ASSESSORS shall also ascertain
.e NUMBER Of white youths IN the cry between the
ages o. SIX aud eighteen years.
oEC j. That a elerk Dc also appointed by this Board,
% secom3any the assessors and ASSIST them In prepar-
ing said list Of properly.
sEC; : That section II, page l52, Ordinance Book
ana al ordinances heretofore passed, conflicting with ths
repealed
&c; That said assessors and clerk shall receive
pa, SD second md ana -esdiaa BY a suspension Of
Approved April ID, 1862.
A,,.a- p y,.u JOHN PARK Mayor.
au4 lot
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a.! ssss 3~eossrisa a0a 4ssassa5s SD rs sl1s4sy
ssnsi5ly diminishing,
A visit was next paid to Chicago, III, whers it is stated
there are about five thousand prisoners and fifteen hun
bred Federal soldiers. The sick and well Of both are
treated alike. They have the same rations, surgeons,
~hospitsls. barracks and attention. The men were re-
covering from the depressing effect Of cold and exposure,
and want Of food incident to the fight and removals.
viii be sean from the following list furnished by the post
surgeon;
Summary Of he Dals Reports AZ Camp Douglas siscs
February q, ls62. 90 DGta
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LATEST 81 TELEGRAPH.
Gnnhnnt Rirht in 40 GnIC.


BAT ST. LOUIS, April lit is reported here that our
~gunboat7, Oregon, Csrondelet and Pamlico. met the
Ysnkee boats, New London, Calhoun, and one high pres
sure steamer, this morning at , O'Clock, They fought
until daylight, and at s short distance. The high pres
sure Yankee boat Ia reported disabled, and q ball
went through the Dragons pilot house. Tbs pilot was
wounded
Congressional Proceedings.
RICHMOND. April 2-On yesterday the Senate passed
8 bill increasing the number OF repositories Of public
funds to be located by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The House passed a bill to admit duty free, all Inn
ports except from the United States
Nothing of interest ~Tanspired today in either House.
All is quiet here.
Nothing new from the valley of the Potomac or the
Peninsula The enemy is not advancing.
Capt. Morgan In Richmond.
RICHMOND, April Capt Morgan arrived here last
night
Arrival of Ex-senator Gwin.
Ex-senator Gwin arrived yesterday from Wash
fngton.
The Federal Army mutinOus.
He reports Mcclellan very unpopular with the
Yankees.
When the army reached Centervlle and found the
Notifications evacuated, the decentralization which ensued
was without parallel since the great defeat in July. The
army became mutinous for want of provisions, and re-
turned to the Potomac.
Later from the North.
CHARLEsToE, March t-NOrthern papers to the 3lst
ut. have been received.
Reports from Island 10,
The northern papers report that the Federal feet con-
tinued the bombardment Of Island 10 until Friday even
ing; that the COnfederstes we're firing with great spirit,
and were preparing ~ q protracted d~efense-mounting
additional heavy gam
Slavery an the District.
The owners of slaves in the District Of Columbia are
rapidly removing them.
Movements on the Atlantic Coast.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated the Doth, says
that Gen. Burnside now occupies Beaufort. No resist
ancs was offered by the Inhabitants. The Confsderstes,
FIVE hundred strong, garrison FoTt Macon, and refuse to
surrender.
A British msn-ofwsr anchored in Hampton Roads on
the LIST inst.
From Europe.
A st-amer has arrived, bringing European intelligence
to the 10Th Of March.
There had been a discussion In Parliament on the
arrest Of the Lieutenant of the Sumter, in which It was
stated that that officer had not been released, but on the
contrary was en- route for America as a political prisoner.
The London News predicts an almost endless war on
The Western continent and thinks that the rebellion "
viii end in a military dictatorship.
Funds had an upward tendency at latest quotations
The sales of cotton in Liverpool on the 18th and 10th
amounted to I2lOOO bales, of which spectators and e1.
porters took $500 bales.
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FROM OUR EVENING EDITION OF YESTERDAY.

FROM NORTH CAROLINA.-The North Caro-
lima papers announce, with evident satisfaction,
that General Theophilas H. Holmes has been as
signed to the command f the Confederate forces
in that State. The Fayetteville Observer says /:
Our readers know Gen. Holmes well, at least
by reputation, as one of the most experienced,
iudiciOus and brave officers in the old army, a
thorough North CaTOhnian, q gentleman and a
Christian. Nobody need fear that he will be
drunk while a battle is being fought, or that he
will so place his batteries and his troops az to
give the enemy every advantage.
The citizens of Beaufort and Pitt counties,
finding it impossible to remove their cotton and
naval stores beyond the reach of the enemy,
have committed them to the flames. We under
stand that P. A. Atkinson, of Pitt, recently with
his own hands, set FIRE to and burned his whole
crop of cotton, amounting to eight hundred
bales, rather than see it fall into the hands of the
enemy. Mr.. Atkinson's example, we hope and
believe, will be universally followed by all own
ers of cotton or other valuable products in the
State, when there is danger of their seizure by
the enemy.
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sAMBo's IDEA OF THE DRAFT.-We were
amused yesterday with a darkey's idea Of the
draft now going on. Said he: Sum of dem
dun cum back, and sum more on dem whar
gone last year is cummin, Den dey gwin to
sen dem big talkin onss Cdey whsr know how
ebryting ought to be dun, and ven see what
dsil do when dey gets soger on dem.-LyHeh-
burg RspuJttcaE.
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FOR SAEE4

OFFER for sale ny HOUSE and LOT on
4 Second street nea.iy opposite 10 Count 7sf
square The house has ten rooms and Is vel t3n1
tuht There Is ground sufficient for enc large
st0reroOm aud one Of medism size. A more dszirsbls
loSaiion cannot De hsd in the city. Title good-taxss
al psid-no ineumbrsucs.
ap3 Tvs 8 n SCvnrp y
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SPECIAL ORDER No. 933
HEAIQUARTERS
MENpUTg anriI "a fRa9


MEMPHIS April ID, Ie52
t having Been represented TO the ant critics that
u some steamers sent on the river In Government ser
vice, have taken advantage Of their return to purchss<
corn aad ether supplies for sais On heir own sceount.
thus interfering VITA The present. policy Of the Govern
ment, by direction Of Gen johnson. Commanding De-
pertinent, no steambaa. viii be permitted to engage q,
this trafie.
Any bost v~iOlstirg this order will be seized aud he
stofes. corn, etc, OLAscated. JSO. ADAMS.
apSlw Caot. 9 mmandin1
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$40 REWARD.

on Thursday, the Ord in tsnt,
~ from our shop, on Jackson street, A ches H.
nut soTrsl HORSE, about six yesrs Old, ~ \
and a half hends high, white stripe AK0-
IN ms forehead, q few white saddle msTks on hs oaeE.
and ieft MIA shoe on. We viii pay ths above reward
Tor ma delivery at our Cooper shop, on the corner Of
Jackson street and Center alley. Memphis
apo q OBERSV 4 RR0S
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT !

Pfc for rent, for twelve months. q
4 most des rsble COUNTRY SEAT embrs- s5s
eng about Twelve acres Of ground. under eul Hi
ayation, with excellent mpruVements-houss nH
containing eight rooms. with al nec-sssrv copvsnien-
ees' hne fruit trees, shrubbery, etc. The property Is
situated within a few miles of the city and immediately
adjoining q rsj.lad station, and will ee leassd as A .ovs
70 q good tenant, on favorable terms, If early appIicn-
ton pc made 10 me at the Merchants Exchange.
eo2 JNO s. FOOF.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rar N1ss1ssFPE, /

III y ~ - IN|-. ,
MY DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 22d instant, Offering
me, for the use Of the Confederate States, the bell of the
First Baptist Church. has been received
l have the assurance from a number Of persons that
the planters will all furnish me their bells aud, relying
upon tins promise, l have declined the offer OF many
churches, to furnish nae theirs also.
With my kindest thanks for your wishes for our com
mon cause, and my health and prosperity, remain yours,
very respectfully, G. T BEAUREeARD,
General Commanding.
To j G. Flnnrnnv- Esq. Memnhis. Tennassee-
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STRAYED.

IRON my prsmise,, near The ely, alarze
L DARK A MAKE, heavy with told. H.
had hstuia or sore on her shOulder re- 80
ward Of i've dollars viii b. rad for her De .AAE0
livery It my stsolA corner OF Wsshiu gton and WsIsr
streets lsp33a D. 8 WRIGHT
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FOR SALE F.!

= ACRES CHOICE LIND. for residence Lot. Two
y and q asf miles rom Court Square, south Of -
NY Is offered In exchange Er Sugar Apply TO
A. SmIrhWTCK co.
abt<L 95T Fnf~ af,aak
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SOUTHERN METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE.
This establishment, driven from Nashville by the
enemy, will commence operations in Mobile
shortly.
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CHURCH BELLS NOT EXPECTED
Maior,Genual c. T. Bsqurtgard, Jacks,

The subjOined correspondence will explain
itself:
MEMPHIS, March y, 1862
MgOr-GenTal G. T. BsGarsgayd, jackson, TsHn-:
NY DEAR SIR: 1 am directed by the First Baptist
Church Of this city to tender to you, for the Confederate
States, the bell Of our church-with the prayer that God
may give you wisdom TO direct our army, that you may
be able to drive the invader from our soil, and that peace
and prosperity may speedily be restored 70 our entire
COufederacy.
VIII you direct me what 10 do with the bellt
Accept our best wishes for your health and prosperity.
Your obt sery't.
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FOR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL, well improved place, containing
IA about two sud a half acres with good orchard aud
eisteras. In Chieksssw City Apply to
Hill RIO
sp33t~ 15 Front Row. uD stairr-
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DEATH OF A SPANISH PoEr AND PoLITI-
CIAN.-Late advices from Spain inform us Of
the death Of one of the most distinguished Of
modern Spanish statesmen and poets, Martinez
de la Rosa, who was born in Grenada March,
179Q.
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II The Mobile Register has been requested
by DR.. Mott, Medical Director at Corinth, to state
that the profession has responded SO promptly
to the call for aid, that the demand for surgeons
for the present, is fully supplied. DR.. Mott says;
If we have a great battle, which have rea-
son to believe is not far distant, we shall be glad
to have a good deal of additional assistance"
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WISH 90 buy Immediately ons hundred cords or
A boat lead of good seasoned WOOD, four FEEL lopg
Gsyoso House. d COCRRErT 10
apfIN Gsvoso Honsa.
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GEN. smELDs-Prophssy FutfHed.-Ths Co
lumbia Guardian says Gen. Shields commanded
the Palmetto regiment in Mexico. After the
campaign he paid a visit to Columbia, and was
feted and Toasted. In the course of a speech he
made from the portico of one of our hotels, after
spplauding the daring and heroic deeds of their
regiment, he said in substance that he hoped, if
ever he drew his sword against South Carroll
mans, his arm might be severed from his body.
The prophecy or self maledictiOn has been
literally fulfilled. Recreant as he has proved
himself TO be to his most solemn ssseverationE
the only regret felt here is that the shell only
fulfilled the malediction he invoked upon bis
body.
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LATEST FROM EwBERN.-The editor of the
Christian Sun (SuffOlk, Va.,) has %conversed
with several gentlemen Of undoubted veracity,
who have recently escaped from the enemy at
Newbern. On Saturday last, Gen. Burnside
was landing q large number of army wagons
and artillery. This seems to point to a forward
movement. reinforcement are also landing.
Gen. Burnside occupies as his headquarters the
house of Mr.. j. NJ z. Harrison, known as the
" John Stanley House" the place that Gen.
Washington stopped at when be visited New
bern. The Merchants Bank, both Methodist
churches, and the Academy are used as hos
pitfalls. The Yankees have service for the sol
diers in the Episcopal, Presbyterian and Baptist
churches, and service in the Christian church for
the negroes.
There are about twenty-five hundred negroes
in Newbern, aud the number regularly inereas-
ing. All signs point TO a battle in the vicinity
of Newbem soOn-RiehmOEd Whig, 29th.
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FROM MANAssAs.-The Lynchburg RsPu5Lt-
can says a portion of our cavalry slept at Cen
tervile on Wednesday night, the Both ult. Nc
CleIlan seems to have retired from Manassas al
most as fast as he approached it. Fearing that
Johnston had spread a net for him, he has again
retired behind his earthworks at Alexandria and
Wasbipgtoo
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsONERs-Capt David Fry,
and nineteen others of his band, mostly from
Greene county, who were captured on the oath
of March by a company of Lee county, Vir-
ginia, minute men, while making their way
through that county toward the Federal lines,
arrived in this city, under guard, OF Sunday
afternoon, and were committed to Jail. We
learn that FRY dsd a list on his person Of two
hundred and fifty names, recruited in East Ten
nessee for the Lincoln army. Five of the party
with him at the time of the capture, were killed,
two or three severely wounded, and twenty
made their escape. 1t will be remembered that
Fry was the person who, according to the testi-
mony ELECTED by the court martial in January
last, organized and superintendent the whole plan
of the bridge burning which occurred in De
cember.-KROIUiIs Register, LIST.
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FOR A {!

A SMALL FARM Of Rity acres. near Msnpb,
"a One of the most beautiful ami desirsbls places 4
Shelby county. For further particulars spply to
ADS Nv r. BRINKLEY.
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n A Corinth correspondent of the New Or
leans Pieayune, says that Gen. L. P. Walker
has resigned his command as a brigadier in the
Confederate army.
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WANTED.

y or second hand CORRESPONDENTS
DESK, suitable for this efiee. Apply to ne az
Transport stion Office, south sid Court Square.
A. j.. LASALLE.
ap53t Canaan and A q n
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a. The Savannah Republicans of the LIST has

the following paragraph;
Brigadier-G General Evans, of the South Caro-
lima forces, proceeded with 1000 men, Saturday
morning last to attack the enemy at North
Edisto. The force of the Confederstes proceeded
across the causeway, Gen. Evans expecting to
find the enemy about $500 strong, but they were
between 5000 and 5000 The COnfederates
drove in the pickets of the enemy, killing one,
mortally wounding two, and capturing twenty.
The wounded are not expected to recover. Our
forces retired in good order without receiving
any damage.
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G5 A correspondent on one of the Federal
gunboats above Island 10, writes to the st.
Louis Republican as follows Capt. Sanford
has LOO tuns Of shot and shell, including 5O,-
900 rounds for gunboats, and 1000 rounds for
the mortars, and averages of 500 rounds for
the mortars, and averages of 500 rounds for each
piece of ordnance. in the squadron"
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" Information wanted Of Jerome 3. Phil
ups who Is supposed to be In the army. Any insorms-
aon Of his whereabouts win be thankfully received bv
hs wife Al MsmphiA ne1ma
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CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED !
r WISH to sell my FARM, ems nile north from
A L6Grange. 4 wOu.d sell from $50 to COO seres. with
the improvements. Tbs improvements are ali good
There are TOO scres Of she place sown in grain. Pos-
session given At any time if sold during this month.
spSlw II. H.
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n The Federal schooner Isabel and crew,
were captured near Mobile on Wednesday last.
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THREE 20horse power PORTABLE ENGINES
4 new snd in perfect order. with cold and hot watsr
pumps At aehed. Tue Engines are sdapted to 9s~
Mills, Corn Mills aud Piautsfi0n use. Confsdsrst.
money taken in payment. Lqairs 81 Messrs. 6rgsu
Bros & % or 81 Isl Main street, Woodruff Block
j. II. DUVALL.
spI Iw* Re- iSent partner Of J ]. &, Duvsu
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FLATROAT

This Morning,
10 o'clock. Look harp. Lumbs- Is lumber
RpA1 ". a. CAYCE 4 So Arr'-s
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CORN! CORN

100 SACKS to he sold THIS MORNING, at II
4OO O'Clock, At he foot Of jefferson sheet.
Listen for drum,
Be sGre 30 cone.
sp6lt N. z son. Anc,ra
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WANTED,

A FEW GOOD MEN, 20 I'll ont my compsny, now
n IN etmp az jackson Tenn, to us full numbs-l25
men N J. WICKS,
sp9Jt CAPTAIN.
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COTTON CARDS

a T retail For sale By
W. B MILLER & co,
ap9-lt 1eI Nam street.
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MEAPHI5 AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
VI STO~K. Apply ct the Bank Of Memphis
W. Q. MCCLURE,
APO ~ Cashier
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WANTEn.

True cOpy-RoBERr STERLING. Captain Art Fsr1 a,
e. Asdrfd Bead, Island 10.
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1919 a n Illinois Central, COZ 8 81; Galena and
Chicarn 6SL a So: Cleveland and Toledo 4SL

1879 a Il; Illinois Central. COZ 81 Galena and
Chicago. 6sA a 50; Cleveland and Toledo. 4si
u; Chicago and Rock Island 5sh H Chi
cage, Burlington and Quincy, IS u; Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen, 2S1I 20; Erie third mort
gage bonds, 97l4 9S; gold, 1927 u.
The Sub-Treasurer exchanged 81 900 900 OF 100
Treasury notes to-day at par for gold. Some OF
the heavy banks were the takers. 1t good
operation on both sides. The deposits of the Sub
Treasury to-day were about two and three quarters
millions the aggregate deposited here at present
is about $50. 600. 000. The business of the Office
to-day was as follows:--
Total receipts. IS e07 $50 g
--tor customs 100 700 ~
Iashehts. $3.50 ~ 70
Balance ID i64 'zo 80
Judge Miller, of the United States District Court
for Wisconsin, has ordered the receiver of the La
Crosse Railroad not to pay the interest due May |
on the first mortgage bonds eastern division, at
present. 1t is deferred because the eastern di-
vision of the road has already received more than
its just proportion Of the earnings since il has been
in the hands of the receiver. and the western or
land grant end less than its proportion. The west
ern or land grant end is advertised to be sold this
present mouth on decree OF, foreclosure on the
land grant mortgage.
The following general table OF our foreign com
merce for the fiscal year lS6o-6l will be examin-
ed with interest II will be noticed that, contrary
to the usual custom, our imports from all the lead
ing countries of Europe, including Great Britain
and France, exhibit an excess over our exports to
those countries. It is believed that the fiscal year
ending 3oth June next will show contrary state
Of things, imports fell off very heavily
during tho last half of the calendar year 1861
Our exports to Cuba, Brazil, China, Canada, Ham
burg and Bremen, &c, fall, as usual very far be-
low our imports from those places We shall take
occasion hereafter to review the table more at
length
STATISTICAL viSw rue COMMERCE CsrEU STATS
EXHIBITING TIE VALUE Or EXPORT, IMroRIs FROM
Each FOREIGN COUNTRY AND TIE TONNAGE or AMERICAN
FOREIGN VESSELS ARRIVING FROM pErARTrSG
EACH FOREIGN COUNTRY, DrRlsG TIKI FISCAL YEAR GSr.
ING JUNE 30, 1851.
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CD from do 9Th. LOTTERY aurwci. aad Geogiana raem
Qgrsssrows April I3-An glasgow ~. NYort iith ia
Rio Jassiac. March so-Put in. Halle Jackson Weiss
s sg.sy Ap p A@ nn IN port
sld Jan 2; Rsyeiy plammer. Peropoo1sti' Fec - sa
wAlrnronp, April it-Arr Dunda.k. Herman. and Vest,
WoosusG, Fe6 so-s'd Maryland. Godfrey. NagasakL-
American Ports.
BOSTON May Arr ship rerayaIa RoSer,s Liyerpoo
ssSa fsT two essss a1a an cd Rr brig unoA Cor
Ever.iade. ie.elt, Franz iIn6er, PARSER
81 Fssas as'Ss 6Ss
e ss %Aa to ESD Bn Iona started BE- seeaersd IN
o ,ap S's ors All er wn sS SSos
oil sa
FL c, Roi !, Ss sehr Adams inckey NYork SD
Ny .ig1 I sshTs aSqn,sa l1ss nawss rGr,ap,
smith Se !, l.sss bsys: fo,sSs
Dennis April AIN port Jris amelia. Kelley. from Phi
DAYvERs, April 26-Ar schrs comos. Spear. Rondoat,
OBJ . April ss~ 1 Jon. Eliza.
sey Aspinwa.l: shs James Hall Coo, Portland Icssburg
swift, Salem Y wclingtons Chapman. Boston; CHARTER
Miner, hartford; L MAckey, ward Grassy Point Strsn.
rALI RIVER April so-Arr schrs Fight Gibbs, Nyork;
"i Ifass IfsH Nay Nay s out
Onion. Fenelon. and 4 Henderson.
MACiIAS April 22-Arr 8 hr Ocean Bird King, NYork.
MACHIASP0kT April 2J-Arr schrs Ell Dorado Cole. 8
Joan, NB for NYork; WIN Mitchell, Eaton Shulee Ms,
Sid schrs Jenny Lind. Grant Baltimore; rroectio,
Davis; Dresden, Colbeth; Gassabcas Mitchell; Mel tune
Natter; Carroll erocker Jones. Gntronb, aud Mara
ret. rendletan NYork.
NEWDURYPORT. April so--Sld srhrs Life Boat, Reed,
Ma, nguez; Charter Oak Butter aud Galcle he chunn.
Philadelphia.
NEWPORT April so-Arr schrs BENZ Brown, Ingrahan.
rrovdcncedor NYork Columos Bacon do tor do; Sch
ence. Gladdng and Gazele wilson Bristol for do; Med
Miller, Fall River for Phi ade la Hoops Bristol Bah
bit and MansGm Thrasher, Taunton for NforS (ani
all sd May y.
May I--No arr hi, morning Wind ENE
NEW HAVEN, May Arr schr II 1homp on Baker,
NYors
PH1I ADELPHIA May Arr brig Wheeler, WAec.e,,
NYork: s,hrs Mia Jane Bennett II ford v Hail.
Marshuian, NYorx cid ship Morton, G ley Ship Ian
banks irma WOrtnger Lncayra; Reindeer Contts, Key
West; brss Breeze. Outcrhr.dge Bar !ns, j " Trca
Park Saga; schrs Forest Riag Brigs Str Island ia
'er Cook, Key West: Martin Harding Boston.
PORTLAND, Apfl! 30-Cli steamer Chcsar kc CtDSeH
NTrrk
PLYMOUTH. April s0--A,r schr George Lsnfar saow
PAwTrCKEr. May Arr schr Il N Browntns Ris.ey,
Philadelphia
RocKLAND Apnl zs-Arr schr Gcor Ia. Bucahn, 81
john Nh Ior Phi Ia e,ihia.
SALEM, April 29-Cd schrs II Coifreg, Weess, rhia
derha (Ani sid 3th}; 3Oh, Gen Taylor, Jones' fo,s
tand SLY,
ser. Nfork; sioop Wells. Baker. d..
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WANTED MMEDlATELy-A BOY. WHO UNDER.
w stands opening sters and 10 do the general work
a5o&t Inquire at 3S5 fulton Brooklyn,
posi.c City Hall.