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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Mons 8. hrfeAy eiftr takf ell sfril fae
y gaarg a Cosssn It.Isslffs q Niea eaaHfF. a.
iIIf rssf ffrr ~ lffn.f g. sfii Intatffsfffa s
se.fs = - ssatltf ttae fasrt st 80 n
slslr s. tasl.-ss 49, ne frsssIItee etfffpH 80
Llesfs sfs {. - frtst - $50 IN - $50 - =
nays. 90. z-fx. ta-nehle = se3sr errsk, Ia
urfot.a j. a F0Lffff.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

~ Nessr.. Sro~r 4 klFvrroF sell con.
,,,.c ~ .l,.p~uss lee Cream and Sirawharries
II tie bess quality 70 The many persoos "ho
ilrong shess saloon. 40 person efes goes
a~as from their establishment r~grrstinc -
p~uses They keep the best Strawberries
The country affords. Tor sale a Al tines. AMI
ln All quantities.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Foz RsST a god tosiness Foorn and
dwelling apartments. ca ve-t sic Nsrtet
street jet north ofw al.s-h T>rsa- re.-er
abe Arply % J II Nsore. se.t ..is q
The pahlic squsrs. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
PROM VIRGINIA.
SrRAsntro, Nav 20

To r. " Nfaafou
Col kinlcys command Of infantry and
cavalry have beer driven from Front ROYAL
with considerable los- in killed. wounded AMI
prisoners
The enemy +. force Is estimated AZ from
..pso - 6Soo. anil = reported a. falling hack
on Front Royal lie probably occupe' The
place this morning
SirncI p. BANKS.
MAJ ten
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

~ suum0as or scrosaloss affections are tie
cuTss. the blight. tie potato rot Of mankind. Thsy
vile and nithy we'll fatal. They .rls- frOl
c'asaninsiiOh and inpurty Of the blood and are =
be seen all around ~ everywhere. One quarter 80
Ell Ne meet are tainted With them. and easrt~s
q iAsse de q them; die Solshly too because thss
serOfslous oOrrsptioa from the blood readers psrs
aud healthy. and snee;uslly expuFgsies u. fOLl
contamination from the system. Ne longer gse@n
under your scro,nlous disorders. since the lrresss
bic ARA has provided his mastery eca'einKuca 81
curative virtues thai he calls slsssrlkuIi Il Dta-
oer.t. Waterbury. CT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
SOAP.
DRoFEss oR GARDNE


~ tfere srs 60 uurs estes - his hixAlv etle-
80 $50 - a. rsrflefis. shlsh sre -arrssseet
- - eVeelirnt sfttrie - sht<fr< - - tlet
-. -. g. eAsrs - ~ fscr - hsn-ss 49, So he
"a Il = rnsarras@~t u = ssrrsnir~t 49,. re
rose .Ias 80 xfeese frosr saoiier "a. itrn, nus
- f-sts fsss eos sat eAiis ss-ts frcza al klrt
= f.Frtsars.
sT C.n 81 nsrtlssi. 80 = ssis ss-rs. All scare
-. h~sase u - a. go. lssrit. ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

forthwith. including the wrecked MeFiimac
4 larc number OF fuses aud she'll were
obtained from the latter yesterday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Senator wa-ou. Chairman OF the Military
e.mn.slee. lrrn.shs- the ioilo~ing hgures Of
he numbers Of our army. The csiina'es
are claimed to have been accurately made
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
IL >fil SCH ;


am raw -esi.ng Zee l.aneh every day
rom ~ . half pas, ~ o'ei"es q which
time uill be gl,dto scc ms friends and
patrons
mas2lllu WAS htNN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Mo>fH lo>s la tie street pear The Mar
kes House. sm.li. dark snssseIe,i pocket
sslles. w'th sieel cissr-consa'ni.s about
stS "a Gee. t~o AL three .lollar bis. -ith
fee psece- II silver The finder wiH -
hhesais re~Arici b. rstaruias he .sme -
sae a. saf s..-e<Ass. cs iess.n- i wah the
i'ostmtslsf i.as ~.
sll~ nfY IaNF- CLARKE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

of the : 80 sex. recently IN the hospitals
.tSa.hssiie, bat .i6o ere len, the others
having returned 10 duty or been sent home
The gunbos, Ithaca, no~ With Com. Far
r,rnt. a commanded by Cap' Amos John
s,n 81 fapoFte. lndiana.
The ioliowin. appointment, have been
made IN The 35th regiment
B-rnar, r. Mullen. late Colonel si>i to
be Lieut. Colonel.
can't Henry y Conkiin, 70 be Moo
~, Henry g Aseriiek. A--i,tat Surgeon
William " wigmore. Captain Go 4
Henry rfosser. Captain c. +
James Mchlm. Captain 20 g.
William kilroy. II Lieut.. CO.
Michael tiormrn. u Lieut. Co
owen Daily promoted 10 la Lieutenant.
an James Gaei.k u Lieat.. Co. L.
Bernard Z Mullen =, Lieu, and James
Fstwilliams "a Lieut.. Co. q.
Thomas cahiIl. ~ Lieut.. Co h
The following prisoners have died since
our Isss report Information as 10 the
bodies can be Obtained Of Weaver \ VII
I.am.. undertaken. IN this csts'
Nav thames l. While, 10. q, II ny.
Nav 20--wlllam Cook, Co g. 18th
Mic. Washington A. sample. 20 q, IAN
Ms J J. Burnett. Forests Ky Cavalry
Nav 2I-W II Peace. CO. n. Stth "a.
The I.sporte unisn says Nj Joseph Ne
Donald Of company G.. 29th Indiana. arrived
here Yesterday morning from fittsOufS
Landing which place be left one week ago
Manda, Ga the oh inst. two companies OF
tho 9Th were detailed to repair the roads,
ard while a. work on the road skifmi-h
"A. Going ca which resulted IN battle be
t...n the eaem, aud ten Pope division.
The battle being near Where The two cornpa
mes Of the sJth we're AZ wark they we're or
aefe.l mt. i.i.c 81 battle ~ Al Ono cavalry
Cartaia. ~ oliver o! company q. Was Killed
RI mother lives near Valparaiso John
Han,ley sssd Joseph Mcdonald. Of the same
company we're ~oanie,i-the former ~ The
SIDE. aud the latter Ia the thigh Ncibnahi
lss- near tie ksnkakce hr,ise. IA this
county. Wm AIMS and la pccomh. 81
company X. we're also Wounded. pecom-
va taken prisoner The report that the
e.rtain Of company \ va killed Is not true
1880
Fm.4s~- D.~.s--l Ohm nelly invites tho
fifsmen snd the citizens generally 70 hor
4, no ceatrsi Ensine House 90 aeSt "ed
n.al,s evening. the eth mst food music
asll be ia tftcad.sce
Aslsn.s.lou. - cent?
Tickets Is be procured Of the E''dersignee
Holm KELLY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
PROM CORINTH.

BKroEE CoRISTH. NAV 25th.-A reconnoi
tering party from Foxes command had a
skirmish, yesterday. resulting in the complete
rout of three rebel regiments. with the los
ofknapsacks, blankets and bayersacks. Sew
eral were killed and wounded. and sir taken
prisoners
The regiments fed in confusion across tie
creek. Our loss, four wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
LEGAL.

STATE Of Indiana. Nigo County, IS.
y Notice i hereby given that Milton II. BENDER
90 Air. ARBITRATOR q Martha H. Davis, former y
Gum. deceased. has flied lis petition q sell the
ke.l F.tste n the sse.lauf his personal beink In
-nei~ut pay his debts. snd that SAID petition viii
- heard The next term 20 fhs Court e temtuofl
ris-s n ssa County
JOSEPH II. nI.iKF. clerk
gay2isitN7t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Rruorst.--I have removed M Hale and
Leather store to ll2. Gris ~oid Block, north
-lle Main street. between Cox AMI Hui
mans Wholesale t.rocery establishment.
Thankful 70 m numerous friends and
patrons cor pas, favor. respectfully ask
Tor 70 cali and see me ~ my new stand.
see advertisement
elfRNET1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Norier.-I.osi or mi-iaid. a certificate Tor
tao shares Of Stock Ia The Toue HAnte 4
Richmond T. 4. 60. dated February 6 l-el &.
IN the name OF Wotshingion 4 Go. Appli-
cation has been made 20 the Company Tor a
renewal Of said Certificate
4. :. WINSTON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Notice Of Application for license.
v OTfCE i hereby ris.n that vii apply 10 the
y Board - Commit ssianef. of Nigo coapiy. a.
ff.Ir neat term or lIccu-e - al into ieafng H.
4aers in Jess quantity than quart a. time. Ny
place 20 bus nrss and The premises wherein said r.
ausr. are 70 f. drank are located at NJ. .. 81 Mar
1T street, At -lte she pahc square. Harriseu
hip. Nieo county
myl0i1u RobfkT hflNHAhb.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
GenfS' Department i.
Mantilla and Shawl Department

DLACK SILK MANTLEs. CLOTHpo
ID BLACK And White Check DO. Grcoad'u'
Bereee snd other Stsies ~,E..a-s shawl
l. HAGE soy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-20

only for savage men and wild beasts. Colum
bus brought hither the christian cross, which
was followed by the sword OF the conqueror.
The old race was destroyed-old principalities
vanished-the hOrrid rites of idolatry ceased to
be-the land was drenched in blood. But a bet
ter, hardier more Industrious and enlightened
race rose in its stead. The forest sunk and cities
rose,-the war trail gave place 10 the highway
of the iron horse-the war whoop to the music
of steam. Democratic and permanent govern.
ment took the place of the wigwam council
the pure and eevating religion of Christ dis
placed the rights of the Iudian--the school
house, the press, the mandatory, and all the
appliances of high Christian civilization, rose
on the destruction Of the old order of affairs on
this continent. The Anglo-Sax0n has done
this, and he alone; for the Spaniard has made
miserable failure. Now think of the results
of our success on this continent. We have
been feeding and clothing Europe for nearly
two centuries. We give houses to their home
less. We.educate and rejuvenate her worn
out Kingdoms, and prove TO her down trodden
and oppressed people mans capacities for self
government We send out our manufactured
articles, our books, papers, and sons, to i'm
press other nations with our attainments, we
have been seen feeding starving Ireland, and
thrashing Mexico at one and the same time.
In thousand ways, man is benefited by the
dongs of this Anglo Saxon race.
Secretdry.-You have been drawing pic
ture OF the United States only, for certainly
your words do not apply to Mexico, Central,
or South America. In Mexico, society is in
state of anarchy. There is no religion, no in
dustry, no education, no safety for life or prop
erty, but little virtue and less honesty. 1t
is in many respects a savage country, where
our people are murdered and robbed with i'm.
punity our sisters, and mothers, and daugh-
tiers, who travel in that country, are violated
il the most shameless manner. In a word,
Mexico is little, if any better off now than
she was under the old Aztec Kings. The
same is true Of Central and South America
CONCLUDED Tomorrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-20

The Analysis OF Llloyd's superphOsphate of Lime
Basic Phosphate of Lime, q Gao Po5l T42 per cent.
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, (Ca P 0 81 1893 -
Organic and volatile matters, 40 so %
Sulphate of Lime, 1873, g
lnsolubie matter, sand, &C., $50 g q
Alkaline Chorides, Alumina, &C., not determined
The samples. OF which the above Is analysis, Sc
of SUpephosphate prepared for market and in such
way think as fairly to represent it.
son, and append below his statement in regard TO it
Brown University, Dec. %. 1861.
have analysed the sample of Leyds Superphosphate
forwarded by The following statement is the av-
OF several two to four estmations
agrculturaliy important ingredients;
Water expelled Lee, at 2I2s: .. $50 per cent
Sand, All I"
Lime, l749 " -
PhOsphoric Acid, ll.2T g."
find further that water extracts the following per-
centages:
Sulphuric Acid, Has
The organic and volatile matters yieldAm-
mOna 10 the amount of 3.l7
This Is accordingly an excellent fertilizer being gen
Superphosphae. unusually rich in soluble phospho
rc acid and at the same time yielding fair percentage
Its mechanical condition is very good admitting of
easy distribution throughout the soil.
Very truly, yours &c, -. - -
Laboratory Sheffield Sclentc School,l
Yale College, Dec. l6, 1861. :
For sale in this city by ELLIOTT SWAN, at Swans
hoteI a6m&wIt IalS
THE subscriber having taken the Stock
- anil Stand of the late firm Of L. HARRINGTON q
CO., will continue the
u Gerry Blu sin q IS
as heretofore selling at the lowest prices cash. and
and the public generally TIA H@R ri Sc
aOa Mai, successor &c Si1. 70 (, l. harrington
Feb TO- 1852. dtf Ri
REST COFFEE. SPICES & CREAM
TARTAR,
Ground and Sold Pure
Also, Several Kinds Of Domestic Coffee.
at Very Low Prices. at the
Q offee and s pioe Mills,
Corner of Union and Exchange streets
jv2l nam W. j. WHITE. Proprietor.
DOR SALE-Two S-feet and one 6-1eet
new screw Gutter; Upright Drill; smiths PortslS
Foge; i3qgIrsSO G. W. WILLARD South worcestsrS
oro. WARREN. DIFF ja7
GAR GENTS MAGIC SOAP.
ist This preparation is free from all deleterious quail
Ties and perfectly harmless Its use will not njure the
skin or the most delicate fabrics. I'd. II one-thd
Of the rubbing REQUIRED the use Of other soaps washing
can be done In al out half the time the clothes do moi
washed with the Of cotton linen, without fullng
be perfect removed. 4th. II Will instantly remove
grease and dirt om paint, vanish or grain work. With
Try itl COMBS g. WALTON.
Is Mulberry ST. and Is Orange St, Worcester
Price sg5O 'or 100 ibs; Is MS or less cts. per h.
deodti
r. N. RICHMOND,
Nos laud Exchange Place, Providence, r. L., dealer iu
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock including white
and Coor@d RAYS. Hemp and Manll Rope, DC. &c
ahl 1awtf
SYRUPS-Stuart's Syrup Of extra quality,
~ for sale by DwINNELL d TAFT, 2at Main street.
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r. n, KIOHMONDl
Nos laud Exchange Place, Providence r. L. dealer iu
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid for all kinds Paper stock including white
and Colorod RAys. Hemp and Manil Rope, dc. &c
all 1awtf
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MrsteIlameous

THOMAS EDWARDS,
Teacher OF Painting Sc Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied
Rooms No. 20 Flagg's Building (Opp Bay State House
Worcester, Mass.
ia2S dit
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TERHEs OF AID vERrTsTNG.

TEBMB OF ADVEKLINKN& q
ACHIEVEMENTS pubIished In the DA1ES o. oLa1
square for three insertions 20 cents eGeh sub
sequent insertion. Ten lines or Iess) constitute .
square" Advertisements ordered inside, In any
prominent place, also those largely displayed vii
be charged rates Contracts BY the year may be
made on liberal terms
In WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per Squares each sub
saquent insertion IS cents.
az All transient Advertisements must be paid ~
darance Yearly regular advertisers will be required
10 make quarterly payments
~ No 0ratitoys AdvsrtisepleHfs.s No report, rssos
l1tons, proceedings Of any corporations society %
association, and communication designed to call atten.
tlon to any matter Of limited individual inirsest
bsinserted, unless paid for A. an Advertisement
"a The Publishers will not hold themselse respon
sble for any errors that may occur. beyond amour
charged for the Advertisement
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Personal Intelligence.

Honorable Theodore Freinghuysen, OF New Jersey,
who has been reported dangerously H. is recovering
Prof Louis Agassiz, q Cambridge Mass P. G. Cal
houn, OF Bridgeport g. Z. Hemminway OF Chicago and
A. Van Allen aud wife, Of Albany stopping at the
Everett House.
f. L. Plumb, of Mexico: W. p Ham and wife, and r.
and r. Kershaw OF Philadelphia, and w. 7. Brown OF
Now York, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Lieut. Colonel Merrill and Lieut.. Colonel Fletcher Of
Montreal: j. NJ Luckoy, OF the United States Army; j.
Cowerlcy b. Bufrum J. c. Convers, and j. NJ Manning
and WIFE Of Boston, c. F. Pond and wife, Of Hartford
NJ Jacobs Of Philadelphia; d. Wall Of Baltimore r. and
s. Keller OF St. Louis, and J. @. Scott, Of Bath N. Y
are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gen. Cadwalladsr, OF Philadelphia Dr. Sutherland
and III. ~ Baldwin, Of tho United States Army; Capt
selfrdge aud Capt Hazard Of the United states Navy;
G. b. Kellogg Of Chicago A. B. Wells and Mrs j. B Ooot
and son, Of Washington; t. NJ. Fiebrom, Of the United
Statos steamer Roanoke DR.. McCurdy, Of Illinois g. s.
Norris Of Baltimore Wilson Palmer Of West Cambridge
Mass and NJ Grossly and H. 3. Iappan Of Calao South
America are stopping at the Astor House.
Hon. G. II. Van Wyck, Of sullivan county; DR.. Edwards
Of tho United States Army, aud wife; l.. Cook, Of Fall
River; D. Chamberlain J. w Rice, d. Cormck and c. B.
Grnnell Of Boston, W. y. Riehshen and wife, Of Wash.
ington; W. II. smith OF Kentucky; J. Norton, \. A.
Gnne and r. V. Handy, OF BALTIMORE j. Fisk aud wife,
of Trenton NJ j. Wilder, OF Vermont s. Enger OF 81,
Louis, w. Layolette and family, Of Montreal; H. G.
Goode and wife OF quincy H. and Mrs. W. q. Waller,
Of Baton Rouge are stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-03-22

inst H. passed ship standing sw had four
masts (the Great Republicl
~ days In ballast, to BOYD Hncken: March Angus
Mcdonald of Sydney CB aged 70, fell from the
forecastle deck overheard and was lost
Bark c Warwick tBr), Greene. Rio Janeiro Jan 10 via
81 Thomas March y with coffee 10 + johnson. Sailed in
company from st Thomas with schr Amy Chase, for New
Bark Walker (of BOSTON,, Raynes, Cenfuegos March
: with sugar to Thompson Hunter March lS OIL Gem
kf x Us a Needle March n with
gar &C. to Sailed in company with bark Edwin, for
Falmouth, Eng, and brig Tempest, for Boston y..,,..
March II, with sugar. &C, 70 Owen Carnegie. -
Galot Fosca Helena (Datch), Delidder, Amsterdam 81
sear Monrose. Mott Key Francas Eemsdio. March Q,
south OF Gem Key Light ship ashore with about is
sehr ABBY Bracket o Camden Sey oobb
Cuba, March H. with Metcaf duncan Sailed In
on Double Headed Shots passed bark James Walsh hence
schr Willie, Parrit Cutler Me- l2 days This morning, off
mast.
schr T King, Clendenn!n Calais, Is days
schr Catherine Wilcox adden Lubsc for Philadelphia
Sch j T Ams sipple, Bucksport, Sday.
schr Superior Robinson, Rockland, days
Schr Amanda Powers, Robinson Rockand, daya
schr Richd d! Buiwinkle French, Rockland, days
schr W Thomas, Baker Boston, dsy.
sehT Frank II rber, Lowell, Boston, iaya
schr Edad, Burtcn, Norwaik.
schr Alfred Hall, Ceaf Brookhaven. days
rows Porana
Steamer Pelican Jones' Providence.
SAILED
US transport ship City of New York, Ship Isand ship
Narrsgansett, bark Marks (Brem Cork; schr Prince
Also steamship ARIEL for Aspinwall
Wndduring the day NNE.
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
N.xv. rrom the bah nm as.

Nexvs from the Bahamas
co,,u-S,c IroN WITH THE REBEL sTATEs-A LIVELY
RUNNING OF THE BLOCKADE.
Ve have received ales of West India papers dated at
Nassau, N P On the 18th Of March. The following are
the most important portions Of the news which they
contain
The Nassau Guardiaa OF the 9Th Of March says:-The
steamer Cece Peck arrived at two o'clock yesterday
morning forty hours from Charleston. We are Informed
that she brought papers, and therefore contnne
from the latest Of those received from the
same port by the steamer Ella Marley Sunday last.
The fireman who was stabbed this week in a drunken
squabbe about the Gags OF Northern and Southern
America board the Ella Marley from Charles
ton is enabled to walk about the streets again.
We regret to perceive in our late files Of the Charles
ton Courier the death OF A. g. wilmington, Esq, Tor
many years editor OF that paper.
The same paper OF the 18th OF March reports:-The
steamer Kate arrived from Charleston on Sunday morn
ing ballast During the temporary absence Of Captain
Tho last named gentleman we understand was
ed for many years with Captain Maftt OF the United
States Navy In the celebrated survey OF America
and enjoys high reputation for knowledge and ability
The United States transport Eliza and Ella, Captain
Lunt three weeks from Boston, bound to Ship Island
New Orleans put into this port Monday morn
ng being short Of water and the captain having been
e. Whiting Esq having obtained pilot, she left this
morning for her destined port Tho transport has on
board between four and Ave handred troops belonging to
the Eighth New Hampshire regiment, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel o. W. Lul besides four captains,
eight heutenanss and full complement Of non commits
stoned officers.
The Nassau Guardian Of the 18th Of March says-The
schooner Laura, Teckienburge, master. arrived this
morning from Charleston She has brought papers TO
the Sth inss
The New York herald., 1862-03-22
larias, Haskell Calais. Sid, bark Gustav (Brem }, Ca

arius, Haskell. calas Sid, bark Gustav (Brem D. Ca
BOSTON March 2o-Arr ships az Of the Union a9rhs
Howands Island via csllao ana sandy Hook; Anne
EspIs.s WsS Tassr Es rSfs %Ssrd do
Paine, do; Bay state Halle,t, EYork. Telsgapsed b
sc City. Cd schgs Rillow, Given, Port Prinee
Brown Perkins wasanga9n DC; Ge995ss 9ae dssea o.
WIND f q by ", brig Eimira; ,.,,.'. ,rr,.
wsra laval iP; rfas aoss
tain, London; Milton, Ship Island baiks KocSett Pada,
and M,ns s. f fhomas Fountain cisafaeeOs bss irs
nam; Northern Belle Jacme orneSo, 0'eh,Issos cars vi
Grande Cardena Lillian do D1ane DO; rS yfhrs Fss
Port Prince Joseph Nickerson, Cape Hay'ien Dahl
BATH, March ls-sld schr Gen Butler (new, of Batl
10 A :aop Shirley
Sid, schrs urbana, Wilcox; Gazeile Wilson, aud Isaac
hfa. siiiIH March sehr. VIM NeweSs
s sseSs o
slGop fresHSR Merrill 49, schrs Henry Morse Be
ton, Aieaandria BailrusS, Dewey, and j. Ross smit
Eilabehport; soop Neptune Davis do l9th' schr Mar
ffe LIGHT March s1 sight, ship Union
iso I
nsss ssG TTniGn m asd sgs 0sna ssbrs Wakefield
NYork novel; Cov Cohasset NarrSws for aS1. HXSr
wsee for 9 sR ref
Rsy sns eGry
Sedrlck, Baltimore, Lucy uooihson, O"'is, We
NEW BEDFORD March 2O-Arr schr Mary Elizabeth
Chase. for NYnrk Sid schrs Cohasset, Tooey ana Ehl
NEW LONDON March 1s-Arr schrs Telegraph, r. geri
As!osy VIC 81
Elizabethport for Norwich; Golden Rod, -, Nfork soop
Motto Bliven, do; Franklin, Avery, Elizabethport
NEW HAVEN, March 2l-Arr schrs Beersheba seaman
Eizabethport; Hannah Haven Editor Dckie
Trenton sloops Frances Ann do; Genns Jone,
Cid schrs Gertrude NYork; Native, Eizabethport 500
PHILADELPHix, March 2O-Arr schrs r yickery, Bat
bt Dghton; Crocker, Presbrey do; Isaac kch Crow
ell Boston; Fulton Bragg Newburyp9rti a,y Cneesma
Bloxson Magnolia, Del Mr. Hand pilot, reports havin
large number Of vessels OF all classes the bay
teray among them bark Gen Warren, from Sasua brls
Nash, from Cuba; J Wetherill, from Matanzas;
Ward rom NYork; schrs Aid from Cuba Msry snasl
eta Ton from Lverpooi also two ships besides the YVES
brig Lincoln, Webber, Cardenas schrs Grifn, Foi
ter Cienfusgos; vckery, Ba6bitt Providence wate
Lea, Corson Cienfuegos; Ned Mckee, Havana; Haigh
Beebe. Providence; W Bemen Parker, New Haven; Pan
thea Clark Nantucket; s Crocker Presbrey Iannton ton
Mantle White. do; Fyaway, Davis, Salem; Edwin Reed
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