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miles ant of town by our forces, who kept up con-
,inual fire into their rear capturing prisoners and
arrs as they went after the Defeated foe. Were is
there another instance on record since this Rebellion
Lroke Gus where 70 small body OF men were ut
tackled by such overwhelming numbers and brought
forth such results. Are they furnishing us such
rlots 10 the West or elsewhere No raid which
Morgan has ever made can be called more reckless
ana audacious than this one of the enemy in spring
ing upon forces and entering into hand-to. hand
fight within pistol-shot Of one of our gunbOats.
oar loss III this action is as follows: Co. b, LIST
NC. Tn. v. , killed and wounded; Co. ID, 9th
IGss., wounded; Co. b, 9th Mass, 4 wounded;
Co. G, Sd NJ Y. Artillery, . killed, wounded, aud
missing; Co II, 81 n. y. Artillery, killed and
wounded; 30 NewYork Cavalry killed and -
wounded. Lieut.. Everett, Adjutant 81 y. \. Cav
airy, WAS shot in the knee, rendering ampui1hon
necessary. The Rebel loss If 40 follows so killed,
46 wounded, and 90 prisoners. TIE enemy Ieeoy-
cred four 6-pounders which had been captured from
them previously.
Several war meetings have been held recently III
this section of the State for the purpose OF encouI-
aging enlistments, and with SO good success that
series OF them is contemI lated, commencing at Beau
fort next Thursday, when the Administration ca0oi-
date for Congress IN this District. IL. osteI-
eloquent speaker is to address the citizens OF the
county, Recruiting II going on very brlskly, when,
if continued at the rate commenced Will soon al up
several regimentsshowing that the loyal sentiment
in the Old North State is becoming beiilgerent.
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The result OF the session will probably be the nss.
age OF the $4,000 harbor defense ordinance nrn-
posed by the Mayor, with an amended conf ossyian
Consisting OF the Mayor the Presilcns OF bo,S
Boards OF the Common Council. Cout,o,le, uao V'a
Cbief Engineer Craven OF The Crot,n Bosrd .0
the Corporation Counsel.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF SOCIETY FOR NIca1GAS
MEs.-On Wednesday afternoon Mt 3 o'clock, there
will be meeting at the Astor House, of citizens
from Michigan resident in New-York, for the purpose
Of forming an Association for the relief of sick and
wounded and distressed soldiers from that State.
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lAdyertisemept.I
THE TsY EVrr.

Now READY. s pile. Of % PAGES sne Whit nam,
BESIDE s bil, which i word for in accor Lnce ~,
the sna text, NC .YpsDd 10 II an Apha5etcs RecAut
Of every article to be taxed ~ the law, aud the anoBnt
OF The tax be ieied thereon. Ths renders it az copps,s
and coz, euient IS !. Is possible to maze IT,
Price cents postpaid; 100 if sent by express: q.
per 100 II b. mail Address TiE TKIBUsE hew-York
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District Conventions, which in their turn elect dele
gates to the State Convention at Syracuse. Tire
upper wards being whole districts viii vote for the
delegates direct. The time and places Of meeting
may be found by reference to our advertising
columns.
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A Mas WHO SHOULD ExLrsT.-A Germ:

Mas Who SHOULD EyLIsT.-A German
named Chris..sa Waller arrested yesterday for hnos
loaded gun the window Of hs residence 10 Johncr
street the of which lodged tie back Of M
Nicholas Hoffman. who happened pass by a, tie tina
Officer Reed Of he Forty sixth Precinct assisted ine nge
man 20 ri home aud then proceeded TO Walter IL
dong this officer encountered desperate resistance and
was soraega H. ured Walter however finally tsAea
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tAdvertiremens !
GUNJAN-MALLAH

The Great Turkish Exilsran. and Nervine See aa,..
rlen IN tonorfow's pepers. Price 25 70. rod ,
aud ivory box. boxes In Turkish eaton l. Me
ia Au,r.cs SCOTT Co. lchemis.s Nos. 5sI saI gs
Broadway 49,. l. osd by Dlussists Agencies esaalIhsS
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BRoTHIR-Is-Law OF Grs. PorE ARRESTED FOR
TREAsoS.-Dr. Thomas 81. Pope of Alton, H., has
been arrested for treason. lie is brother-n-law 10
Gen. Pore.
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A LIVE PosTMAsTER.-Our new Postmaster, Mr..
Wakeman, is trying TO satisfy the business men OF
the city that he il the right man in the night place.
lie il decidedly live man. During the few months
lie has been in Office he has iniosod a degree Of
energy in the different departments Of the Office
which was very much needed, and for which he is
deserving the thanks OF the community generally.
Being business man himself, he knows the value
Of time and the importance to business men who
receive their letters by carriers of receiving them at
the earliest possible moment. Hence he is giving
the Carriers Department special attention. He has
determined that all carriers shall make four deliv
cries day fn practice we'll theory, and ia
order to insure its being done promptly, he requires
each carrier to register his name aud the hour and
minute Of bis departure and arrival the Office from
each delivery in tme-Look kept for that purpose,
in order that he may see at glance whether any
carrier fails to perform his work in the time allotted
If 90, satisfactory must be given for such
failure or be is set aside 10 make for a better
man. II Mr. Wakeman holds out he has begun,
the business men of the community will have reason
to be well satisfied with his appointment
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Every Lady, Mother, Mllllner, and Dress.
Msser should su0acib Tor MINE. DEaoKRsrs MiKaos =
FAsHIoNs il Is srrt fgu'-fy isaei. and ~
new and desirable fu,zeo patterns alone worth ns.rI
three times tho tho mag zine inds DE- ndept Of ~
valuable premium tina. is offered. '
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81 WANT TO BE- HEALTHY, WEALTHY. Hoy,
oRABLR, AND HaPPY."-A chronological Examination a
70" Wells No 800 Bfoal. ay all reveal yoaf del
AID low TO correct theyour talents and how u.e them
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Mr.. Joyrs contended that these bills Were ex.
trsyaeaut and f.. ldulent. lie moved 10 strike out
81. 800 and insert S5,JOO.
Mr. ORros defended tie bills. He had taken an
active part in the reception, and he was surprised
that the bills were not larger. In regard to tue
dinner bargaued for, it well known that II lad
been the intention of the Committee 10 give grand
dinner on the Monday after the arrival Of Gen. Cor
coran They spoke to Messrs. Treadwell q Whit.
comb Oh the subject of proyioinga dinner for 3oV
persons at go each. When Gen. Corcoran was
consulted, he declined and tie gentlemen AFORESAID
agreed 10 take $500 on accoun, of the expenses IN
Cured by them in making the preparations.
Mr. kEEcH said he WAS the secretary oi the Com
mittee and the best Of his knowledge and belief,
the charge that the bs had been increased TO cover
some special expense incurred by the COMMITTEE
War untrue.
Mr.. JoSrs said he had heard-he did not know
with how much truth-that the Committee had IN,
cured bill of 81 coo in going TO Washington AID
back. lie wond ask the gentleman If this was 20
Mr.. KFEcH-No, Sir.
Mr.. STEVENSON also denied IL.
Mr. JONES remarked that his authority was AID.
Farley.
Mr.. KFrcu-That is probably ore Of AID. Farley'
practical jokes.
Special Committee OF tnree. n
Mr.. ORroS opposed it, urging that it was q small
matter 20 raise paltry objections ard eritl.sine eA
renses il CURED for patriotic purposes AMI Tue boS
would not gain much credit with the puohc oy sucn
action. =, o.
MIR. HoGAs's motion to refer to special Com
initteel WIS lost-leas, .; Nays, 10.
Mr.. JoSEss motion To decrease the sum was ~"
lost. =, Ian,
Mr. HoGAs then moved 10 increase the aihoal'
81 600 so as 10 cover the expenses oil the oohin""
Ia \Vasl innfon. which was also lost.
Tive ou.s,ion being taken ON the adoption, wa
deciarel lot for want OF constitutional 'o's
Yeas, Il; Nays, i. aon
HE vote WAS reconsidered, and the report hia on
the table. .oc.
Controller H,ws sent in q statement OF inc COZ,
dnon Of the finances OF the city on the l3Ih hS'aH'
as follows:
Balance SEPT.
ErCeipts.............s....
Total.... '.''.' $3.50,
PAYMENTS. 'f''N-
Balance Sept 3..................''sI'ft'''
The ordinance increasing and strengthening nr
harbor detenses OF the city Of New-iorA .snie -,
Tor concurrence. A number OF amendments W." ,bs
offered, but pending the action on tue matter Wv
Board 40 ourned 10 Thursday az , p IN.
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M. w Proctor, r, uNC Us. Hargood. K. 5sNC.
jos. Bal. r. ioNC L. wsker K2N. G cty.
J. c. King II. fuckers de- A. llooze, Is. 40 n G.
Z. (or ~ Morse. c. N q. &. &. Flowers u, (" y T.
l.. So mon, Il. - ~ I. ;. nuI,ei' ~ ~ - = y
Ia. Winf.,n l. fuckers de- H. h. Arnold d. 40 ~ c.
tached casaly J. rlateman, Capt. James, Co,
jol, n Timer b. s. ~ c. Robin Moore, b. 80 n. {.
H. h. White c. s. \. c. David Price, G, 80 y. c.
mo, Green d. 50 N C. Jossph Price. G. 50 NJ c.
Nm Mckeel r. 20 N. c. Il. Smeads L. IL Diet
POLITICAL PRISONERS.
or bi, elias. there fifty. They chiefly citizens
ofWashnmon n c. who have been put arrest in
sequence 81 and quantities Of AMMUNITION beius
found in their houses often hidden away in places and man
indie sufpcon Of e being intended 10 he useo
against the Uuionists
REBEL WOUNDED IN HOSPITAL.
R. Mccoy Sergeant CO. c. 9Th North Caroline wounded Ia
Enoth wadsworth CO. b. 18th North Carolins Artillery
III Price Co l. sth North Carors sho; in the leg and arm
Joseph Cole, Co. IN NoIth GsI9lnsl hand wounded
Jane, Il. Ross Go. J, 9Th North carolina, seriously
STANFORD Clapp IN leg and back badly.
\. T. Wood, shot h. the neck.
Thomss Farmer. ,hot IN the back
The following lie LIFT Of the casualties on The gun
boat Picket:
KILLED.
Cspt Nichols Commander - Csuigan, sesman,
Geo. Emine son, Gunner, - Evans seaman,
j. W. Chester. Ousrtermsster, - Hall seaman
]. B. Dexter, Quarterma.ter, - feii ing, seaman.
- Travers. Bostswain's Mate.-M Ref seaman.
J. McCouway Master at-Arms,-- D-lss. seaman,
5. W. Edgar, seaman, - smith, seaman,
John Warren seaman, - Clark. seaman.
John Cook. seaman, - ftasn fireman.
Howell seaman, Total Killed 10.
WOUNDED.
Henry Strand Bostsv aims John Mcdonald, slightly,
Mate. slightly, Henry Wauslfou. slightly,
VIM Felsy, lea broken, Charles Csll,tsn badly,
- Davis (boy), slightly, - Cooley taoy), slightly.
William Dock, slightly, Total wounded, z.
The following named persons escaped from the
gunbost:
Charles Strong Michsel Leadworth
Andrew Wilson, John d. Jackson,
John Lewis, - Raymond tboyh
- Hasht fboyl, - Francis lhoy),
Charles Mcdonald, Charles -.
Total escapes, 10.
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Bold STRoKE BY FoRoTR.-On Wednesday
last, Alexander Hetheringon, copyist in the U. s.
Marshals Office, abandoned his situation under the
following circumstances: On Tuesday be sent
another person to the United States SubTreasury, to
Mr. Cisco. to notify him thar on the following day
Marshal Murray intended TO draw upon the prize
money deposited with him on the I'D Of August
Accordingly, on the following day, Wednesday,
another young man, HetherngtoD, called upon Mr..
Cisco, and presented document purporting TO have
been written by the Marshal, of which the following
is copy:
I. S. MARsulLs OPFIcg SOUTHERN DISTRICT NRw YORK
NEw-ions 10th September 1907
To ne Hon J. CISCO 4. y dEsfaHf IyeasBrcr het io,
DEiR SIR WIN you please direc, tho payment 70 bearer
Deputy Dwy-r fwho l. authorized receipt FOR mel the
II Two hundred ,nd hyiree thousand eight hundred aGd
dollar, asa 8ss agaia my deIo-t of the 2ld ulto
ANNEX ia OF the notes wanted and snail have the
pleasure Of waiting you myself IN the Of 10 AFTER
noon explain the Of this withdrawal which IL In
the Government interest and only temPoTMy
am, dear air most respectfully. your OBJ OF servant.
ROBERT MURRAY, L. ) Mar.haL
Sese order the PACKET 10 he sealed and directed 10
ma hafor AL 10 my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

NArIoyAL WAR ConNITTlT.-1le National War
Committee held an adjourned meeting Yesterday AZ
tenoon ut the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce,
when the following resolution adopted:
Rarcd That report be- published u all tue proceeding.
Of the Committee from It, oFanlTson until III. present
tim. that the Committee continue with closed doors.
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Roars. Of (ornciimcu.

In the absence Of tie President, yesterday, III.
BARNEY was called to the chair.
Mr.. STEyESsoE submitted preamble and resolu-
ton that in view Of The doubtful loyalty CT come
persons employed by the City Government the heads
of DEPARTMENTS and chiefs of Bureaus OF the City
Government be directed to administer the oath Of
aegiauce to each person in their respective Depart.
menis aud, in case OF refusal, the party TO be dis
missed from office. Adop ed.
The resolution to appropriate $ooOO TO deiray the
expenses Of the reception Of Gen. Corcoran and
Capt. Downey cams up Tor ACTON, and was The sub
jecL Of animated debate.
Mr.. JONES took the bills and analysed them in de.
,sll Among the bills Was one OF l.. Van Ranst Tor
50 coaches. Mr.. Jones said there were but 50
coaches in all and be knew of several which lad
been hired at private expense. A. 1. Stewart pre-.
sented bills for IS pairs OF kid gloves. Yet there
wero only ~ members of the Common Council, aud
they were not all present. The propretors of the
ST. Nicholas Hotel had sent in bill as follows:
Board for six persons three days.............Sl0 S
Dinners for liz ~
Wine for the same ........'''''..'.'''.''''' ~
Hrfr.simsnis steamer f1vonia.. ~
Preparations for dinner bsrgained for......... 9VD
suudry dinner. for Committee. 10
TIE total amount Of the bills for the Corcoran re-
ception Yves - 533 90. For the reception OF Capt.
Uossney tie bin for the dinner was.............%Z@
Wine Tor the same
III
S.ndry dinners for Committees ..............." 10
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SICK ASD WoUSDrD SoLDILRs.-The ladies OF
the New-Eugand Soldiers Relief Society gratefully
acknowledge the receipt Of lox Of undertaking
and other goods for the soldiers from the ladies OF
Portland Me.
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MAILS ToR EURoPE.-The mails for Europe, by
the steamship Asia, from Boston, close at 81 o'clock
ills afternoon at tie New-York Post-Oifce.
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GES. MIAGHLRs ImsH BRiGADE.-Col. Nugent
has sent on, under command Of Lieut.. Kelley Of the
69th Regiment, another large detachment Of recruits
to tie Headquarters Of Gen. Meaghers command.
The meu who went on were the recipients, just before
starting, Of 800 csch--ihc State and Ciy bounes-
which, with tie Characteristic generosity Of lrshmen
they eft TO their families. The other several bonnties
bad been previously paid them. The contribution to
the Brigade from Messrs. August Belmont & Co. has
been Acknowledged by Col. Nugent.
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A DESTITUTE SOLDIERS WiDow.-On Sunday
night the widow Of a soldier named Lynch, whose
husband was killed in one of the recent battles was
found by the police in a state Of prostration in
Twenty-second street, near, Third avenue Before
she could be removed she gave birth to a child. She
said che Lad come from her home in Monts emery
County TO seek work She was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital
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REPUBLICAN AssocATIoss.--The various Ward
Associations Of the Republican party hold meetings
this evening to elect delegates TO the coming State
Convention. These meetings are held in pursuance
of the call of the Republican Central Committee
and those below Fourteenth street arc called to select
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JuBILANT.-ln honor of the substantial victory
achieved in MARY land by our troops, there was Il
general display Of bunting yesterday all over the
city, the tlaIs aud stripes waving proudly from both
public aud private buildings. IHr Extra TRIBUNEs
with Gen. McCel!ans dispatches. setting forth tie
success of our arms, were freely circulated about
town aud eagerly sought by the delighted public.
In Wal street the excitement was very great, aud
large crowds gathered around the news bulletins,
cheering gallant Generals AMI their brave troops.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMrSr.-A number Of new hose
carts and engines for different fire companies IN the
city, have recently been completed and Will shortly
be added to the Department. Companies . aud -
are each to have a steam engine.
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Private Daily OF Company r. 18th Regiment Massachu.
SETS has this da been paoisd having taken the oath
up against the Confedentc States aid assist
he Of the Confederate Sinirs until duly exchanged
BY order Of Col ThOS. 5. fLOUkNEI.
JouN ALLAN. Adj 9th Va Cavalry
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Oulr.-Patrick IL. Gallagher, Sergeant.at Arms
of the Board of Aldermen, died at his Fesi-
dence, No. Congress street. OF dropsy in the Chest
on Sunday morning, in the 5oth year of his age. ar.
Gallagher Las held the office of Sergeant at-Arms
since January, 1889. tie was quite an active Demo
cratic politician.
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DEATH or PAnoLED SoLpIER.-M. Daily, u
member Of Company +, 2sth Regiment Massachu-
setts Volunteers, was recently admitted TO tie
Jews' Hospital. When admitted he was suffering
from bullet wound in the head, supposed TO have
been received during the late fight at Bud Run. He
died about twelve hours after admission. On hi
uerson was found the following document:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-09

MA.
There Is steam quartz crusher going mp the San
Juan river which brought out from New York, aud
by tho last steamer from san Francisco there arrived
mala these mnes. They 70 there examine them
and prepared TO order any machinery that may DO
required OF the most improved kind that u made ~ Cali
fOrna.
These mines very rich and all that required 70
bring out their capital machinery and haru
working and practical miners. Tho quartz will yield AT
least i've ounces to the
The climate is good There is plenty Of wood and wa
ter and provisions of every kind cheap, The whole
department is covered with large cattle es tates-
Tho brig 4. Drummond arrived at Aspinwai on the
9th
The British ship Zamoes, from New York, win coas,
arrived at Panama on the 22d.
The health of the lsthmus is excel lent
Of ice the lshmus Tor three Gay },
which causes considerable inconvenience
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Vaughan Fisher have propellers the stocks soon
The large number Of propelers being built owing the
asnS them for various purposes. and 70 their
those constructing are for New York.
The p cs, or the sss Sectional DOCK
Notice to Mariners.
roe SIGNAL At THArcHEa's isLASD LIGEr STATION
Ann Light Station during logs thick or hazy
weather and during snow storms from and after June l.
win strong blast the trumpet OF six seconds
tionmakng three blasts and three per minute
WIN A GOODWIN, Lighthouse Engineer, Boston.
Whalemen.
spokenEJune lat 50 T. lon 81 So bark Pacific Rowland.
e @ q o Ss%
Foreign Ports.
AFRICA May7-In barks Champion, Ioveand ldg nj
York; brig Dranmond Conway do. Sid 29th brig Costa
CALpERA May SID prev ship Susan Fitzgerald, Green,
MAraszAs, May Ain port ships Ocean Ranger Averi
s !ss as
sn snd Gsas frsy o FAD
G % ss hsyr Ksn Sa
s sgs M or Morning s az
do Sid 25th ships Wild Cat. Morse, New Orleans States
r
27th, Jas Cook, Blanchard, Sandy Hook do.
s Susan
for l.
ns or 5o 90 e 1i Hn
SYDNEY. Nsw. March 2l-In port steamer WASHINGTON,
nson date Jelson)had been sold and placed under the Br
THOsas May I'm port ship Spark the Ocean
sTJAco May 2s-In port barbs Holland, White, from and
Wind Chase from ana for NYork dis, Laurel lBr from
saays, Lane iBr}, Tor finish loading for
TRINIDAD, May 2o-In port brig Henry. Parks FOR rhia.
IPER STEAMSHIP North AMERICAN OFF CAPE RAcE-rKLE.
(The Latest via Londonderry
ART from New YORK, Augusta and Francis Cutting 1T
Arr from Boston, Autocrat at Liverpool.
Ship "seearse tprosasy the before reported,
American Ports.
BOSTON, June 7. AM-Arr steamships r Cuyer (U 81.
winslow, Key West Danl Webster, Blshen. While House
Race Horse searles gaa Bay; Norge Nor Weberg Lor-
wig N.rW x CID schrs Bartlett
more: Green Cobb Ihiasephia Sid bark bari Said Bin
BALTIMoRE Janss ~; Br brig vivid paqus.te sa
S s and May I
EpdAkIoWS Nay soArr .shr John oliver, Sands, New
in of steamer Walpole, for Boston.
9TH Evenng-Wind NE. port ship GrOsto; John
Oliver aud Hepzhah, for NYork.
PHILADELPHIA. June 7, AM-Arr schr Horace Staples,
Gibbs Matanzas Cid bark Ryerson Robbins Belfast
brig Petre Mcdonald, Halifax sehrs Lewis, YorS;
Allen, Allen; H Weeks Godfrey; simmons, Keteh-
UNI: M Patterson, Godfrey Gem, Bacon; Sharp,
ley, Haey sparAlsr Mosey and II shannon Mar!s Bos
Pawtucket; Floyd, Racket and Apologize. Seelmah
Newport.
PORTLAND, June 6-Arr brig Charles Edward, Shue,
Cardenas schrs Snow souall Shepherd Matanzas
Herrck Bangor for New York. Aid, Goodng Yarmouth for
Ship Island. Cid schr Christina, Knight Baltimore.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9-Arr ships Sunbeam. Ryder,
Port Townsend; 18th, Hooper, Johnson New l42
days; l4th Aserion, Hurd 1871 josiah Hale, Graves,
do l46.
Sid sth bark Fanny Major Higgins Guaymas lth ships
Lotus Leckie Hong Kong Sunshine Frost Valparaiso JOS
Peabody Whitney, Callao; 18th, Aisle Orb Matthew do:
Callao.
Cid 10TH ship Abertne Hoffman, Calao; l3th Ham bark
Doart, Muggenburg, Kodiac
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SHfr KATE HOOPER Johnson hence az San Francisco mad
very heavy sales alter leaving this port lost fore
topksllantmsss split sails carried and
tanned other damage Is the Equator in inc Al.
lantc and thence had very it Winds from lat 81 81 lon
lat 81 bal NV aud INV gale, aud heavy sea sra
buwarks lighthouses &c Marh H. lat 90 90 s. Ion 10 ~
beard and drowned. " 80
Tgn RnILADErPHtA ssIryAnDsThe work in the silrars.
OF Philadelphia very brisk Al present. bat the consist
principally ~ ngboats OF all dimensions aone
lew Of whish o iron. Abou, are now hnish,ns
anil In construction. '"s
VIM Ciamp son have commenced 10 lay the keel az /,
steamship Of 400 tons for Cuba nrn. - y :"
TheO Brey Son have prope.inrs on the stocka ana
will shorty commence 10 build a large sehr. 800 ~"
NeaHe Lew have nine propelers ut their works aorc
nearly finished others Just conmonced two Of nne are
Hillfnan Seaker have uforellcrs on the stoeks
This huiit In guaboit Iasa and are making euort. ~
secure one VI the pew ut 70 be buk -