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The New York herald., 1862-12-11

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-.PRoviDENCEs Dec a-Arr steamer ospray. Aidrich,
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Rven, EzabethPort Velocity, Smith. Rondout SID schr
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York.
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Ms for NYork Dolphin Keller. Machias do; Otter
Rock Thompson Cas!ne for Phiadslphis julia Newell
L. rrns vaetla Oive Elizabeth; 9Th. Statesman, Dolphin,
julia Newell and Otter Rock.
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Died.

CuIxS On Tuesday, December 0, FRANCIS CELLES,
after . lingering sickness, aged 70 years, native OF
The friends and acquaintanccs Of the family
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral which will take
place from his late residence 800 Eighth avenue TINS
Thursday afternoon, AT half past twelve O'Clock. his
remains will be Inferred In Calvary Cemetery
suddenly, on Wednesday morning, december TO-
Rs~ow CoIE. u Virginia. In the s0th year of his
MS friends and those of his granddaughters Mrs Mat
thqv Morgan Jr and Mrs. Edward Morgan, respect
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
~, ,s,,ro~A Newark, MI, on Wednesday, December
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence Of her Ncho
Lac cooper No % Mcwhovter street, Newark, N. this
(Ihursday), afternoon, at two O'Clock.
DIYroS -On Tuesday, December Q, after short Illness,
HARVEY DAYTON, aged 40 years.
invited 20 attend The funeral from hts ate residence l04
west Forty .afh street. this (Jhursday) morning at nss
O'Clock His remains will be taken by the hapast ten
o,cecE train (aarem Rairosd) 10 westchestcr county
~ m@swsnS-on Wednesday, December TO- al Paterson,
a. Judge DcxKos Judge Of the United States District
His funeral viii take place Saturday afternoon, at
twelve clock from It Paus church Paterson,
~ j. The train Of the Erie Railroad leaves Chambers
street wharf at eleven O'Clock.
DAy--on Wednesday, december 10. Of disease OF the
heart sARAn Z. DAY, eldest daughter OF William lay,
The relatives and friends q the family invited 20
attend the funeral from the Methodist Episcopal church
m street. between First and Second avenues.
on Friday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
FoULKs.-on Wednesday December 10, THOMAS FouIxs,
aged A. years.
The friends Of the family the members Of the Corner
Stone Ledge Of v. and A. ~, the Masonic fraternity
ocety are invited 70 attend the funeral, from his late
resIdence Franklin street, between Color and Madison
streets reenpont on Friday afterncon At one O'Clock,
without further Invitation.
"Twp.-On wednesday, December 10, Of apoplexy, VII
LIAM r. FIELD, aged 81 years and 10 months
Tho friends aud acquantances OF the family are re.
specttuy invited 10 attend the funeral, from bis late
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Military News.
Military News.
MARX OF REFLECT TO COLONEL WOODRUFF, NEW


MARX OF REFPEoT TO COLONEL WOODRUFF, NEW
JERSEY.
will be In the recollection OF readers that his
Exccency Governor 0dcn. Of Trenton NJ j. conferred
the appointment Of Deputy Quarermaser Of the State Of
New Jersey j. W. Woodruff ESQ.,. Of Elizabeth City,
who Is rank Lieutenant Colonel COL Woodruff has
long been the ecient Assistant Superintendent Of tho
Now Jersey Railroad and is much respected by his nu-
friends for his kindness aud urbanity. They
therefore, have determined not let the opportunity
without sgnifyng their full appreciation o. the Cover
appointment well also mark their approval
OF Mr.. Wsodrurs public conduct 0 citizen and gen.
teman The efectuaIy to do SO, arrangements
being made 70 present Colonel Woodruff with a splendid
sword and the necessary appendages This will be done
at early day. Colonel Woodruff having entered the
duties of his Office Such disinterested conduct on the
part OF his friends is worthy Of being noticed.
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S HIPPIN G NEW S.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship America, Manry, Aspinwail-M Raberts
steamship PsrkersDurg. Holman, Portland-H Crom-
ship couprem,s.. csulsis., Live1pool-zerera Co
Ship Anslossxon tBr Billings, Liverpoo'-barcay L.
shp American Congress- Woodward. London--Grinnei
snip j il wslen ,Bres.,. Bas.ier, Londen-c Lplips
Bars Alma tBrJ. Essex, Liserpool--w 5 whitney.
Bsrk Queen Of he Fleet tBrj, Hilton, Gasgow-Edmis,on
Bark g soaaer ,Rr,. Dennis, Bsltss,-T James
BARK Frey tSor), Boneeve. oueensown-Funch heincke
srs Helen tBrj. Campbel. Goucester E-Arssii, Hurst
spr Sparta, (Brl Russell cors-Kirsland Won Sachs.
ss ss s:s s%sSis Co
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scbr J jones'. Stout. washingtsn--van Bruni sIaght
ssfi S.isss nrss, CO.
ser ssr s"2Ii Mss ssisF aw smnh Co.
Ss Frsps.s Fs,ri. ws.hiGs,on-S2 % ss s,l
ssT shas sssessT @son BraS. sssh
scIr O Rogers, johnson, Deals Island.
schr Maria Bennine. Shaw, Wilmington, De-Bentley.
s T;sSi sI psaqsHss sSHsseDS'. sSks' soK..
scr Cenwooa Bayls Philadeipnia--Bentley.S Smith Co
Schr Al paine, Jones, Esstport--J Poypons Sons.
sehr wenonsh owen, Dennysville-J Frye A Co.
Scbr Charm, Myrick, Boston.
Sehr Flora Doane. Boston
ARRIVED
Steamship Hansa tBrem) Won Sanen Bremen, Nov 23
sewshampou 2Sth with mdse and passengers, Oechs
Kruger Had rough weather and very heavy gales dur.
Ing the passage 9th lat 70 90 Ion o. spoke Br shr
sssm.hp Esss Adams Havana Dec PM with mdss
ana rssse n sers, 10 Spodord Tileston Co
Bark Nendi Smith, New Orleans - days with sugar, 70
master, Nov No. lat 81 lon ~ spoke bark Josie Nicho
= aeet of stsamers steering due y
BRIG Orolao Lord, saus Nov w With spgAr, 70 Moore
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TINE AsuRrlou Case.

Incroased Hxcttement RcsPccsaag sns
AA9Sir-AnxActy to Sec the PraneApsi
PersOnages-rhe Cross-Ecxamination OF
Simms Concl udcd-He IL Committed 90
the Tombs by Judge McCuna ss an
Accessory Before the Fact, &C., &C.
Before City Judge McOunn at Chambers.
Long before three O'Clock yesterday Afternoon the hour
70 which the further examination into the Eighth
abortion case had been adjourned, Judge Nc
Cunn's chambers were perfectly throngcd by a
crowd OF curious and anxious spectators eager
to hear the proceedings and catch glimpse
OF the witness Smms and the prisoner Dr. Browne. Each
seemed 10 be putting questions TO hs neghbor as TO
which Smms and which was DIR. Browne And one re-
sfectabe old gentleman inquired whether the poor girs
father was presens, Dr. Browne was brought down at
early hour charge Of Mr. Naher OF the Tombs, and
the crowd recognized him he took quite pleasantly.
and sat down as phiosophicaly as usual. Ia little
while after Smms arrived by bis brother,
and took seat n corner OF the alone and away
from the ga gaze O. the speota,os nc looked % ,
late arrival OF Mr.. Clinton.
AS soon ne came Judge McCunn informed him he
was prepared to go on with the examination.
Judge McCunn TO Mr.. Cinton-Have you any other
questions to ask the witness SmmsS
Mr.. Clinton believe am through with his croesex-
Judge McCunn-I wish 70 know that fact, Mr.. Clinton
as intend 70 take an important step In this matter
MT Cinton-i am through, then, with his cross exani
Judge Mccunn-siuce this examination commenced be-
lore me nave ~ 1ntervaB oOkeo most caf0iuny
over the testimony Of Simms And IL has panied
me 10 Smms) to know thai young Of your dcscrip
ton and apparent Intelligence and rcsPectabiy shoud
have placed yourself in such terrible position a. your
evidence demonstrates. Your conduct, 70 mo, soons 70
be without parallel and wholly unmiugnted And al
though the Coroner has admitted you " bai stl upon
the testimony have given before feel that Ia
imperative duty TO the OF Justice and the
community that should commit you as an accessory
before the fact in this case, for there ia not
household in cntre community that has not trcm-
bled at tho revelation and therefore feel compelled 70
conint you the Tombs TO await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
udge cCrnn then instructed officer Cosgrif to take
Slinms into custody and convey him 70 the IOmbs.
The greatest sensation manifested By the crowd
sinnis brother. quite excited, went and stood by
.iona WHEEL The officer TOOK charge OF him. Simms
dcavocd 20 preserve his coolness but was evidently
much con. used and excited Or. Browne looked in
apparent amazement Officer CosgriG then conveyed the
pris aner to the Tombs.
Judge McCunn asked Mr.. Clinton whether he had any
other witnesses.
Mr.. Clinton said he had some, but they had failed to
come and asked that tho investigation might be further
ad ourned.
Judge McCunn said that in consequence OF being much
occupied with other he would not be able to hear II
earlier than Saturday The further hearing thou set
down for Saturday next at ton O'Clock in the morning
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Final Passage Of the Bill admitting Western
Virginia Into the Union,
ks., &s.s &s.
TsIIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Sena &c.

senate.
wAsIusGroS, Dec. 10, 1862.
An ARSENAL AND ORDINANCES pEror IN NEW YORK uARpoR
Mr. WILSON, (rep.) Of Mass, from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported bill to establish and
ordnance depot the tide water OF New York harbor
NDIASs
Mr. Rx (opp) of Minn., offered Joint resolution for
feng the lands and annues OF tho Sioux Indians and
providing for their removal away from white settle
ments. Referred.
PENALTIES rxrosED ARsENrEEs PROM ARMY.
Mr. R'cx also offered resolution directing the Military
Committee to inquire into the expediency OF reporting
bill forfeitng the pay and emouments Of officers Of the
army during the time thcy absent except when upon
sick leave. Adopted
REPORT THE COMMITTEES THE CONDUCT or THE WAR.
Mr. HOWARD, (rep.) OF Mich, offered concurrent re-
solution nsructng the Joint Committee on the Conduct
OF the War make report with all convenient speed
Adopted.
Mr.. WRIGHT. (Unon) Of Ind, offered . resolution in
structipg the Military Committee inquire into the
pediency Of providing by law for the adoption OF
system efficient and practicable than the now
in for the identification and discharge OF soldiers
Adopted y,
THE FRKsca sarr JULES xr MARIE
On motion OF Mr.. SUMNER (rep.1 Of Mass, the bill
bill Tor the relief of the Of the French ship Jules
et Mario was taken up and passed.
THE BONDS or THE PUBLIC PRINTER
On motion Of Mr. ANTHONY (rep) OF r. l., the
resolution increasing the bonds OF tho Superintendent Of
Subiic Printing Was taken up and PASSED.
PRISONERS
ON motion or kr. TRueB;Ir., (rep) OF ILL.,, the House
bill providing for the dischrgc OF prisoners and
authorizing judges OF the United States Courts 70 take
bail ard rs'ogzarces 10 their trial taken
up and ordered to DC printed, ard postponed uati
morrow.
A COMMITTEE oS AGRICULTURE
MI SIBERIAN, trep OF Ohio gave notice that he should
introduce amendment TO the rules OF the Senate
70 provide for a committee on agriculture
EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES MISSOURI,
Mr. HENDERSON, (Union, OF Mo gave notice that he
should introduce bill to aid the State Of Missouri In ef
footing the cpation OF the slaves that State.
THE ARRESTS IN DELAWARE.
Tho resolution concerning the arrests Of certain citizens
OF Delaware was postponed until tomorrow.
Adjourned
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nsmSseo Nov y Via DsIS~.re sss:S~sssr Dsc wi:A 60
s.s. % Napier Wexford Rsakin =, :.
day, wf& coal. Swain. bound % baltimore and
put Into this port in Distress having had weather
lat So loa ~ spoke scSr ManSssset for Bio jsneiro
Hng Hevius (Br Cole Lngan. Is days with cch. 70
Brig IArr.bse, Carlisle Enrabethport for Boston.
mr. wsr Eagle, seeley. Havana l5days with sugar @
sps ssas SarT,as 4 days ys
Rover sBr sn.S Prime. Edw.rd's Island vi. Hall
schr II Dorado. Cole shuee Ns rs days with spar TO
schr VIM Hunter Baker. Key West 10 days in ballast
schr Lizzie Weston. Aldrdso Key wes Is days. In bal
schr Elizabeth Ann. Hudson Chincoseasue.
sohr Sr Randolph. Risiss. .iH1 Virginia. dsss
Schr Cook Jones' virginia
scSr cSr S Dennis, Tucker Tuck wilmington. dAyS
s schr Mooaiight Tn,iie Washi.nston, him 3. =, days
scSr S ss s,srsssnt ' wiisrd wilmington Del. days
ssSr ssSr .DSy aa Cole
sohr - Cumming, Bolsn. Bangor. 8day&
schr Ocean star: Ham RsctAnd:
schrj Darling Wrsst. Providsnos Tor Baasmors
Steamer Bruue: Poster. bsitmerc.
Steamer Burdon. Lepsr. rhiiadeuhla-
stsansr Wsstchestss Nye ProviAsass-
One bark, unknown
ssh-SteAmes wyoming shps Maadanns Gladiator. Moro
ssss b s..
s.n MsIyest. Orieuta Sunny South. Maryland.
i0SU steam frss.e Vanderbilt to cruise for the reoel
steams. AAbama; seapsnps Pasapsco' Washinston rar
Wind at sunset GW Iiaht
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supply, the premium remains steady OF and sbove
thirty per cent. The fact Is that all our foreiga
importing houses English, German and FRENCH
most of which are controlled by individuals unac-
quainted with the resources of This country, and
not over friendly to the national cause-have hoard
ed gold, within the past year. Once satisfy these
firms that United States gold bond is as good a.
gold and better, inasmuoh as it yields income.
while gold costs money to carry it, and all these
gold boards will be converted into gold bonds. II
the first issue were put on the market within Q
few days it would probably sell at 100 I25. Per-
SONS who want long bonds would wait for later
issues. Those who merely seek insurance
against the depreciation of the currency would
take the first issue negotiated. In this manner Mr..
Chase might get all the money he wanted. without
any sacrifice and without inficting on the people
the frightful sufferings which issue of ire
deemable paper would involve.
There Is one point which the advocates Of new
issues of irredeemabls paper have never ade-
quately weighed. We have now 800 900 soldiers
in the field, whom we have hired at the wages Of
$lS month. If Congress, by injudicious fnan-
cial maneuvres, and by further issues Of ire
deemable paper, should make those SIS only equal
in purchasing power" to $6 or 81. 1t will be .
fraud on the army which the soldiers will mot
be slow to discover. II the gallant men
who are fighting our battles in Virginia, Ten
nessee, South Carolina and the Gulf, discover
that by the mismanagsment Of Congress tho
wages which they were promised only in fact
amount to half a. mnch % they appeared
at the time of their enlistment, the result will be
an amount Of dissatisfaction which may assume
alarming proportions. When these soldiers learn
that, owing to the legislation Of Congress. their
sl3 month only purchases as much food and
clothing ASST would have done when they enlisted.
they will have valid grounds Of complaint whicA
some ambitious commander may turn TO his owa
account 1t viii not answer for Congress to triae
with 800 900 armed men. History is full of exam.
pies of such attempts; but we shall vainly search
its record for an instance in which the attempt
was successful, though there are many in which
such legislative blunders as are now mooted have
led to the establishment Of military despotisms.
We learn from Washington that no member Of
the Committee Of Ways and Means is in favor Of
the preposterous scheme introduced into Congress
by Mr.. Stevens, except that member himself Tho
majority of the committee are in favor of giving
Mr.. Chase's plan Of loans fair trial.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1O-6P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Dec l0-6 P. M.
Money Is worth per cent on call, and the best
commercial names pass at s 6 per cent. Money
is going West and South very freely to move the
crops, and a more active market is generally anti
cpated, especially if Mr.. Chase's views in regard
to financial policy should be adopted, as they
probably will. Certificates of public indebtedness
sell at 81 a n; demand notes at 1861.
Gold opened this morning at 1927 ( and ductuated
between 1921 and 1921 all day, closing at 1921.
Exchange (bankersD sold at l45H LAG, without
much demand. Many parties who fear further
depreciation of the currency are investing their
means in exchange. An authoritative declaration
by Congress that no more paper would be made
would cause sudden and large decline in bills.
The stock market this morning was favorably
affected by the declaration of the 3Z per cent
dividend of the New York Central, and, though
the amount of business done was small, and the
commission houses appeared to have no orders to
buy, prices we're generally higher, at the first
board, than at the close yesterday. Central rose
70 per cent, and other railway shares were likewise
VA "a per cent higher. Between the boards and
at the second board there was further slight
advance on the Western and New York shares,
partly due to the closing of short accounts. A
large number Of street operators still believe that
Congress will food the country with more ire
deemable paper, and that all kinds of securities
except governments will consequently advance.
At the same time, it is easy to see that stock
speculation has received decided check for the
present, and that it will take some time and some
very powerful influences to induce the public to
take hold again. At the close the market was
firm the following being the last quotations.
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Aid mr. the SICK and Wounded Soldiers.
TO TIE RDTToR OF THE HERALD.


desire 70 provide Christmas dinner for the sick and
wounded soldiers In Washington and vicinity. The
number exceeds twenty-five thousand from ali the loyal
SsAes.
.arss sun win be required 10 prepare proper fest
val for our brave and gallant soldiers and trust their
friends n home viii be glad embrace the opportunity
Of showing their appreciation Of their services.
Any donations You may be pleased 70 maze will be
strest Washington City, D. c. on OF before the 18th
Mrs CALEB b. SMITH
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The Africa, from Boston to-day, took out
$220 900 in specie.
The New York Central Railroad has declared .
semi-a annual dividend of three and half per cent.
free of government tax, payable on the 10th Of
February-one-half per cent advance upon the
usual rate. The company are holding their annual
meeting at Albany to-day.
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United States Marshal's Omcc.

MORE PRISONERS SENT TO FORT LAFAYETTK.
DEC. l0.Four prisoners captured board the prize
schooner Annie Dee for attempting to the blockade
Charleston transmitted TO the United States Mar
shal, and by him 70 Fort Lafayette Their
John NJ Murray and Richard Hooper {plots) william
Larnberson first Of the Annie Dee and John Irving
who claims TO have been passenger, but is arrested
suspicion Of being pilot.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
bar
Court CaIenanr-This Day.

SUPREME oURT--CIncUn.-Part Mos. 39i1, 1916,
1917, 1881, $685. 1885, 1857. 1899, 3997 40os, 4oo7
4oll, 4ols 4o2s 4o25, 4o27 sOes, 4oss, 4o3o, 40a7
Part Mos. 4360, 1866, 436s 4370 4372, 4374, 4376
437s 1850, 43s2 43ss 1890, 1894, 1896, 400, 4404
44l0 4a14, 44ls, 442o, 44o4, 1926, 4436 443a 4434
1896, 443s, 4440 4i42, 4444.
3O49 2s5 3l33 ls4I 3lO9 3237, 3241 32l3 3245 3249
325l Part 2-Nos 27l2 636 97S, 1852 3los 1922 1928
2o34, o254, S94 293s, 294U. 2942, 2344, 2946.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part Mos. 1896, 1879. 1s43 1914,
1s47 ls49 1880 1851 1852 1885, 1854 1855 1871 1857
i744. Part 2-Nos l457, 1893, 174I. 1902 l442, ala
1881 1882 = 1883, 1896 1887 1889, 1Sl0 1S4l, 1872
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Wheat was in less request choice lots wore quoted
0mer other kinds unchanged Sales have been made
Of 100 900 bushels at 81 90 for whe and 81 40 81 10
for red and amber Western, 81 2s 81 40 for Milwaukee
club and amber spring 81 - ~ 81 for Chicago spring
Corn was about 1c higher and quite active at the ad
vance, The sales reached 305 900 brshes mixed Western
AT 76c 7Sc closing at TIC 1sc for sound 65c 75c.
for unsound and heated SOC for Western yellow and 85c
for Western white. Rye inquired for Ut 83c g5c;
5000 bushels sold sales also made Of 500 bushels
barley at 81 % 81 ~ oats were IN brisk request at
&C Lc. a T0c rcr busl,ci
CoAy was held with G,mnsss, but was not active.
Corgl was 10 slack demand and heavy Rio closed
at 2s, K, &c. Maracaibo at sic. 80 &c, LAguayra ct
81 Nc ;i2j,c Java al 34c s0c. and 81. Domingo At
27c. 2Se.
co1roS The demand was active aud prices wsre
ruef with alcs and rcsacs reported TO the extent OF
500 bales at 67c. NC. COR middlngs.
FIqI we're steady M prices, but active.
Fplnurs were duh, with b22 vessels in port o. all 90.
ecrptns 1ne reported engagements were, TO Lvcrpool
a. COO bushels yhest aud ~ Sd respectively
To cndon 1900 bushels wheat st 3D., IN AB. 10
Glasgow foreign vessel TOOK 100 bps PORK cs. Va,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

g "WEDNESDAY, Doc. l0-eP n.
Ass.-Thsre only 20 bbs. sold at skc. for pots,
and shc. sxc. for pearls. Stock this morning. 6sl
barrels.
Transformation was In less demand, though un-
changed in price. The recepts light. Sales were
made Of 900 bbs State and Western SEQ bbls Cana
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The Africa Outward Bound.

The steamship Africa sailed at eleven O'Clock this morn
ng with eleven passengers for Halifax and forty nine for
Liverpool. She takes out $500 900 in specie.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

I'm. Sth-Sld scbr Mora. Candw ick NYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-TORK......MAscn


s,,,p.hip.-Champion, Jones. 6syin~sn. d. B. A1ss 8
Roanoke Couch, Havana Lpdsm tieincAen chesapeake.
Croweli Portland, II. Is. Cromwell & Co. -
ships-E!ns r. Mason, Luce sydney; n 5 W; W
C.,aeron; H. Won Gsgern tBreUenl haerers Liverpool
Pnrer Bro. Goschen Brer1eol Pobsl London C.Lulnss
Sir Robert Peel Ham JurgeHs, Hamburg T. 81 Slonsn
Edgei Adelaide Bell, Robertson Philadelphia T. T. D1aSs
4 co. -, r
Bsrks-David Chaplin, Tucker versCu Metcsfa Dunea,;
Frromsns. Hunt.r Cork. n. r. w Meyer; GeesteuGrds
Hin D. Kulken London. Unksrdt Atlantic. D.ydsoa
Brstol. T. Arkel HnIs Co. II. Snow, Rouse Monte
siieo Crsig & Co. Aimouer Lanpher, Havana 4. "sd
a Co G.enwood Rowland, Fort Pickens, n L AcCresdy
90.
R.i-s-Wm Wilson, Grant. Cildsd Bolivar Harbect Co;
Nellie Hunt Leavitt NNsel,ss h. j. Dewey 4 Co Mary
Means, Wilson. Phi sdcphs Thonp.on SUMTER Alhsaos
Hicks Haycna q. Wheclwright j. JeI, Munson, bscaiss
port. Siuipson Clspp. .,
scsooners-Emily, Curtis Po-, Royal. Bates, Hamilton
Co FsBtszz Wooster, phA John boynton soa;
o. C. Acker Peck Stamford ms-,sr ID. W. saute', Adea.
Hs,,.gss Inlst. y. L. HcCEesdy Co entest Ih9nP.ee
aives Miller Houshtou; =. HeineS MaIis hst.ra. lns
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