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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27
MEMPHIS ITEMS.
From the Argus, June II.

From the Argus, June IT.
TIE WhaT.-Yesterday was by far
the most business day on the levee that
we have seen for six months. Some
twenty boats were in port with immense
cargoes spreading them out upon the
landing. The draymen were out in force.
eager for load. The heat was intense
throughout the day. We did not hear
of any cases of coup de soiiel, but if it con-
tinues as warm for several days, there
will be jobs for the undertakers, sure.
TIE Postoffce.-The city postoffice was
re-opened yesterday, for the first time 10
ten DAYS. Little if any business was
transacted We learn that there were
no less than thirty applications from
citizens of Memphis for clerkships in the
office.
Infur of Merchams.-It is estimated
that the Glendale from Cincinnati, and
/ the Commercial from Louisville. brought
down near two hundred shippers. and
cargoes of salt. pork, bran, bay, bacon,
potatoes. lemons and oranges. sufficient
to supply all "the world and the rest OF
mankind" for many months. 1t may be
mentioned. also. as significant fact,
that an overwhelming number of the
shippers are Israelites.
Sale of Liquor at The RiUer.-Notwith-
standing all the bars are closed in the
city, the steamboat bars are doing lu
crative business. Is itjustice to the ''sap
sellers" in the city to prohibit them from
keeping open, when the river men are
daily dealing in the "critter %
From the Avalanche June III
Postal -Twelve hundred letters were
mailed yesterday, from the Memphis
+ postoffice. There we're one hundred and
thirty lock boxes engaged.
Runaways still abound. Already =
goody number have been arrested. Gnl
E scarcely day passes tina; the police d.
not take up score. Yesterday eigh
p were recovered and put where they vii
be returned to their masters.
From the Avalanche, june l5.l
The oath was administered veslerda,
to about seventy five officers and soldier
IF the Confederate army.
The Eclipse wharfbost i now used h,
/, tbs military ag;;hl4,,ri.ies as a commis<ar
bly, adapted
Nemphi8 and Charleston Rolroa1 -
We understand that the Memphis an,
Charleston railroad is being repaired m
vii. in all probability, be ready tor th-
resumption Of travel in week or tel
days.
+ Flag Of Trues.-We understand
that Capt. Edmondson came up from
Mississippi yesterday under a flag o
truce to make certain inquiries abou
wounded soldiers left here. and certain
funds said to have been left 10 the Over,
ton Hospital. We also understand that
the military authorities here regarded the
inquiries as of trivial character, and
Intlmated that if any more flags of truce
of similar character came up. thew
would arrest the officers who came with
them. trims
United States Fzqq.-The United States
flag floats over three buildings in the CITY
on con the pos;office, another on the Plant
ers bank building, and another on the
house of Mr.. John eager, on Alabama
street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

A mans good fortune often turns his
head his bad fortune as often averts the
heads of bis friends.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

A VERY SENSIBLE LETTER. The Rich |
mond Dispatch publishes the annexed
extracts of letter picked up in a late
camp of the enemy. which shows that at
least one sensible man exists IN 1.-The
Great Norard." 1t was dated at Ste
vensville, New York, in Van Wyck's
district, long noted for its abolition SEN
timent. 1t is worthy of attention as,
perhaps, sign of the times:
Dear = We have
received letter from you dated the 25th.
x | send you the Waterman
every week. The Caucasian (newspa-
perl that | sent you, with Davis Mes
sage in it. is the last of that paper. So
goes cur liberty of speech and freedom
of the press Fit seems that the "Caucas-
ian" has been suppressed by the Gov
eminent that the Constitution guaran-
tees to US, and for which grandfather
fought and spilled his blood in the war
of the Revolution.
This war is going to use up good
many of our very best young men. A
vast multitude have already laid their
bones on Southern soil, far away from
} friends and the home OF their childhood
More. George, than one hundred thou
sand, and there will be fifty or sixty
thousand more before the first of June,
; This negro question and Chicago plat.
form is going to destroy US, fear, and
! make white slavery instead of black
2 They are out now in the papers beg,
E ging for the negroes Lincoln's general;
i have taken from their masters as contra
/ bands. They want old clothes and any
r thing you have got to give them. LIE
), them who got them from their master;
, take care of them. They always usec
E to have enough to eat and to wear wher
: with their masters. Whoever heard o
e STAKEHOLDER begging for his needy
e blacks Suppose the whole four thousand
It negroes were free, what would we do Will
J. them? This negro freedom is all hum
3 bug. Col. Van Wyck is to work in th,
:, House of Representatives to free the ne
!, groes. He has no political friends her
IS but the blacklist Of black aboiitlonists
= You speak Of coming home ; do so
o you can get furlough. Your steer
;; are looking nice. Write soon
SrEDMAN Fox
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27
To George H. Fox.

ana kOEs * FOGs
In a late issue of the Spirit of the
South. published at Eufaula, Ala. we
find the following preamble and re>olu
tons, unanimously adopted by the Com
mittee of Safety in Cuthbert, Georgia.
They have also been adopted by the
Committee of Safety Of Eufaula:
WHEREAS, authentic Information has
been received that Gen. Robert Toombs.
of the Confederate States Army, Col. A.
Z. Rood, aud others, owning large plant
atoms on the Chattahoochee riyer-in-
fiuenced as we believe more by avarice
than patriotism-have planted unusually
large crops Of cotton, thereby curtaiing
to that extent the provision crop neces-
sary for the support of our suffering
country Therefore,
Resolved. That Gen Robert Toombs,
Col A. P Rood, and all others who have
followed their pernicious example, be re-
quested to withdraw all their available
negro labor from the cultivation of their
cotton crops, and place it in charge of the
committee appointed to superintend the
defenses of the river.
Resolved, That although it may not
be regarded as pertinent to the subjects
for which this meeting has assembled,
yet we cannot withhold the expression
of our unqualified indignation from those
who have recklessly disregarded the
wants and necessities of our army, by
planting more cotton than is suffice
for domestic use. Their purses may be
better filled. but we trust they will not
fail to receive the reward due their un-
patriotic conduct.
In response to the resolutions of the
Gen. Toombs sent the follow
ing reply by telegraph. Comment is
unnecessarily speaks for itself
RICHMOND, June IL, 1862.
To Aesers. Geo. Hill, Il. r. Aewsom and
I'm. Carter, COMMITTEE.
GENTLEMEN: Your telegram has been
| refuse single hand. My
as long as | live, shall never
De subject to the orders of those coward .
y miscreants-the Committees of Public
Safety of Randolph county and Eufaula. (
You may rob me in my absence, but
Tou cannot intimidate me-
ROBERT TOOMBS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

A o SooD oaon was App apa It. F0ner
June 20. pd THIS OFFICE.
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MEN IN BucKRAn lit appears from the fol-
lowing article in the New York Herald, that
we were not far wrong In conjecturing that
the Federal army OF e6o,9A consisted to a
large extent Of "men on paper" Brooks's
intim alton that Cameron is pocketing the pay
and rations OF the supesnumeraries, may be
the means OF procuring that gentleman free
ticket TO Fort Lafayette:
Booby Brooks Giripg Hid and Comfort to the Enc
nay-W hile the Aboit tiOn journals, ON one
hand, are openly assailing lhe Government
or undermining 1t by covert acts bscause it
will not make She war q war of emancipa-
city, which by some mistake was not swept
away by the Secretary Of STATE with tho same
bosom the Daily Nescs, the Dcy Book, and the
Frseman's Jo9raa;, - lao"ring hard 10 damage
the Administration, by the most outrageous
attacks upon rs In tegrity.
We allude To the recent articles Of BOBBY
Brooke, OF the Express, in which he says the
70QnQO troops mentioned in the report OF Mr..
sss % ON e.
for tue Uni66l Ire ..soldierss on paper only
s.men in buckTa h:. and that che has not near
500 900 men ID rms" though "ths treasury
may be bleeding for them" In proof Of this
ras 10 in statx quo Gen. Wool cannot bp b
threegmiles. MEG 03laR is afraid to 80 ahSad,
PaI11 Brownie; 1es b relieved ior
qds5t in Kassas, anu Hxisck fyssss1a from
Wessern Mi puSt WHAT'S, conciudeS Bo00k.
Mr.; CANT = Army opiy oAfAs pay roll.
= s Is . fair specimen ef l6re Li3s9n.
"a nsws1 e1 nsaat tened with sapl
for daring TO h'lltysh ~ there are really 6os
quite 700. 900 Yankees l6s hsld. tAeneh they
nay be on the pay ron =
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Acknowledgement.
HEADQUARTERS lsT N. g. CAvALRY,
Camp near CentrevilIe, Va,

December 80, lsGl. }
Editors Dtspaseh: Allow me, in behalf Of
company q, (Buncomb be Rangers lst N. g.
Cavalry, to acknowledge through the Dis
ra.ck the receipt Of ii box containing seventy
pairs OF fine Woolen socks, twenty. five shirts
and drawers, anu other articles a donation
from Mrs. Gaines and daughter, of Ashe-
vile, N. G.. The woOlen socks are an article
which was most needed by our men, and is
one which will be most conducive to the
health and comfort Of the troops in the field
this win ter. Each of us take this OppOrtu.
nifty of expressing our most sincere and heart.
felt thank ks for this generous substantial and
patriotic donation. tits by such acts as 1his
that the women Of the South have endeared
themselves to the Southern soldiers, showing
that they appreciate their labors, and thar
they feel for them and sympathise with them
In the exposure and hardships they must me-
ce.sarily encounter. Truly, the ladies are
our "ministering angels BuNc.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

Hta Gen. Batl Attask Gea. Johnssoa 5-Aa1ie,y Of
Me Confederdtee for Fisht-Imeoytdace of De.
.fe"staS tte Yankses Tile Neass from EaSiand.
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TEE 0anAx IN rna AvsUS1A OASAI -Ihe
Augusta clrssisass n ailudtsg - sAs bcsAk
which occurred last Wssk u the Augusta
Oaaal, at Rays creek qusasst ssyss
The DAMAGE b moro seri ~ thaA at lsoe
supposed. "A vtsit 70 the spot ahoWud a. has
an immense ctvity hid bssze formed. - IL
the bottom OF the 6aAal he'd literally iallen
oat, while large poTs3on of the bepk be-
esen swept away We did not lotiee u s1o
stone masonTy Of ths sQuedaos was nush
sjused BY the acciaent The soaps Of ko
water into he eAAnasl Of Ray Ursek 1esha-
sss prevented & serious oves olaW Of - lSW.
lands. 4 stroug forus wsa employed shsss
~ DAY yesterday. aEa is Will ~ pepAtSSa ~
.ariy = Pcss7ts & VII i-. .sztdiy s ssssSsS % ~
rights In q week.
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1Mn YarlASssPslAss AyaAi1 - ~ ~.
fAcx vros sHA1 Ossr-Ta1 lDssi ~ l11.-
The Mayer Of ~ stty q PAiiaAs1DAlahaD
rscsnuy vSittsa letter - ~ Aseosnsv
General Of Pennsylvania, dsstrins a. ~
The protsction of that place fFon vas1sn
y the ''rsbsRs." Ths 1ellowing = ~ -
clsding paragraph of tAs Aayor's appsaa:
ALTHOUGH there nay nos - any vsaD.
flnadsd appreoensfea hat our etty Wtol -
.ssailrd hy . rebel army. or - fOsOaGA g.
xreeoors, aud such HAS, alWayo booA 90 =
ssiA my inAivk1aAA eosvtsstes u y none -
'ess incumbent upcn thOse sAasgsa WlsA ~
,ntessets, 70 80 that eveyy pfuooAs pgopa1o.
ti0n agAanss such eysAts sAesla - Sasly
and fully made. This s1hjees aow sngseo
the At otion Of the MatiOaal AntAGaa@b
and II 10 TO b ea1aeay hopsd tAas she sye.
TEN of ds1oace Witch 1sADsyivAAia aAAn
adops fbr the pgoteetton of IT. ffvn tte4 ard ~
chtes city, SHALL - AAsMoDtoasly aoa V1Go-
rossly 1ronossa - sAs 1sassal osvssa.
0snt. -s "a 80
Ian, with gEsatssspaeA Ae.
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Tns BLACK Llss o. 6oU.a UAsoIiaA.. Rec
Ituti0ns IA W been introduced In she d ,ato
Oaxoltna 1egtslssart; reeordine - infAmcus
Wm Bradford Sh ubsick, uorneiius 0sssk.
.ing, Captains Ia the Unlkd 0tuss Navs I
'-srs'ival Dre ton, Hs"ry : .eoH, JOAN J.
Missr00ns Ohas. 81 Sdm An, kdws Atddis-
on hss hhssry a7, .o,.1ao' r Con'A1Ssr' 1s I: Z.
nond, q. 8 Lowell, y. =. Army. TAss Uaa
sttu claim to b citsens Of South OAeoltna.
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fnn H11o - sQD eoSsspsvs-sDa rsnaeue -
snDtn1sS1 sUsAs.
s.ass.sses as1 81 sAs1A0ssSe NO . ssSsSS.
m -. . 49,. zsss,y;;, sy;;,s,a ..,.I...
,.v.as, 60 "a @ s. 1:sss@ss ~ e -
fnaily s1d tlo NAolpge1 tyonse vtn 5. -
sAsif tsgfss aal Ss161 wi : . ssvsi -
'ill ene y onesnh aallos."
=, e: &. s7e:ss e.: s: Z 4: - : ass - 'ss:.:
UeOn SoonsoY0oe1ed, and - I1n1Rus =
sAa1e1 - hAye 11pDaseAo1 aa 81 3o.0w0
w3tnaa saeoerapA lstass - sos1oosees.
novssise - IN SsVsslAs svsas.
~ Berlin ~ nevs vas secsvsA vssA
s.s 49, sssss~. 49, . ss.S q ess sss:s.sSs Ss.sx J. ~
secA eonsslstion - - niGAt - - HylnGoO
voy. asd esosssA ~ O.sFs - osiaE nsesa.
9: ln.:::. ae,., Of =. s,..s -. 80.
me crowned Rsaass e psuoolA 90 S1o~ee16.
sus tsssois. ~ ME -. - vssss 80 esms
n. x,.r Of =: s. sss.1..; ss;.s,.: ,..-......,.
RAslas1 % 9 vtsss ~ shs QssG
~ sae nsIAS rAuasSsw lsAvv vlnneoa.
+ 0reaS inatreDs wos 1bls b she s6snaaaea -
the Qssen, aad ball .ssAs W~Yv isona6 q r.
dns ~ ts0e. GhoWtse that als6s01n ~
1aDeesS 1so ovsR0heim 4 Wlso sg,I ~
oot ssA- red ii hsAltAs
: TIE Q1oea anAths royal ehi,aroa vimv n
leave wiatsss Oaatle tor OSsosae o. sHs
8 I'm svnnnAl Aa,Asss.ua.
~ - Ae111go1of0 AeemDoU - -
On Monday, Oeee06s9 3. In aovo16onne W11S
tAe custoo usually ALLOWED of laae yeasn,
- 1snssal 1917 aes Q 3 Ssaas eas. ass
The Prince Of 49, was - ast - sn1ae
mournef, sappoftDa ~ tho uno q t..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-06

ECE. wsI
d hssoa.]
Feeeaaea,d
|oppcEie1|
|1rch.
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DnowHsD.-rhis mornipg ahous 'clocbs
Mr. A b. Ut ~. Whilst on she wharf In the
lower part OF the town, fell over tho the
-oveFsd IN . short time, and every s2ort
made 70 re- ascitsts life, bss without slbes.
vP Utely, We believe, was . . ttvs IT
Ohsfham c0un.y. in this STAT. bat for sev-
town. He wac shout - ysASs Old, aAA losveo
family and lasgo circle ~ aeqasio taweeo
% m0uEn his deA'h, : HfjataSSea JbuSsai -
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|nss .,h ,wihha
Q. OIL. lss /
viii plsasd 1
|. and thts. /
Teen tnem tAm |
|ckLENT, /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-06

b A MILI9AsY Poltcs.--Csea Holmsa ecm.
msndtng the OoDfsdsPats toec~o q an1
around FTN1ssicsshuve, he's sstAhiiaoe1 9
military police fof that plaes. fvhteA Ll1us.
0ussds, 3gsh His9tpia Segt0ent, = g =
Provoet Marshal. All soldiers tound Apusk
or diatusotAG the peace are 4. - aS1soso1
ind summaSiDy 1isp0sed Of.
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less prevented 8 serious ovas ilsw Of ~ l.w.
lands. 4 STRONG foruo wa employ ed shsrs
M dsx yestssday. sEs z stM q senAssss -
.a.iy = p5ss,s:s Il VII sztaly ss - % lys'
rights In week.
Tns BLACK Llss o. 6oU n OAsoIisA.2 Res-
Ituti0ns hA W been tntroduced In sAe ,aso
Oafoslna Lsgtelssnrt; reeordine ~ infAmcus
Tor the excavation Of pss' 'sfisy. he sam of
Wm Bradford Sh ubssck, 0o1neiius 0snb.
.ing, Captains In the Urlhd Stree Navs
~sr.ival nre. ton. Hsnry 5 rot Jahn J.
ON. Heary LoraLdo, Conr,Andsrs - shs u.
;. Navy; henry u. Fiasg. John =. r an.
nond. d. 8 Lowell U. s. Amy. rs.s 1sa
sttu claim to b ciussns os South Oaseitaa.
DsownsD-This morning ahoas 'clocb,
Mr. A y. u y. whilst on The wharf In the
tower part OF the town, fs!l over in'e he
river, and was drowasd. HE eo0y w~s -.
made 20 rss sascitate life, bss without s1tet.
Ossiha@ scun:y. - mi: ssas@. BAT sSr ssv-
,ows. Hs wac shout % ysass oid, asa issvss
family and ie.gs circss ~ selsais tases1
% noaFa his dsa'h.- Hti@tsSse. IssssI -
h A MiLI1Asx Polics.--0sa Re)nss. ecn.
msndi.g the CoDfadsPats iosoas @ an1
Around F1N1oStcashuv9, has ostAhltaho1 q
Military police tor that plsos fvhieA It-ss.
0assds. sesa vis:aSia rssiasss, = 8 .
Provost Msrshai. All seidisSs Sosnd ArssS
or diata-stag the peace arc :. . aSTseso1
Ind ssmmaSily disposed Of.
Al Mob h. Aha, o. the . 3 w.t., . li.,sU'
ceild tsli into tuo Of water thss boA beoo
s.esd e y a sss yssd tor =: posissy = asis
xnce WMe No0eyed.
h1p&CaAA NOTaA -.
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Yesssrday morning several discharges Of
loud. me- outhed cannon were heard reverbeFa.
ting along the air. evidently from the direc.
tion OF Evansp0rt We have heard two
viii give without vouchtne either. The ART.
that tAs Psnsacsla attempted 70 paas down,
but Waa driven hack b. oar bAsseEtss. the
other that some SSH vosssls attsmptod to
pas dow Whea our hatteriss opened upon
diem the report 10 that two succeeded in
getting ~. This soesns - - theUost ptoba-
He acco1nt Of he Airing. - high Wtnd Wss
thea pssvailing, and thsse enall cram si.
ways attempt 70 run the gaunsles Of the
s A r15kcs pEoyaaled yseeer1ay that Burn-
aid1e 1otftIA Wao asoon ding ne Rotcmae.
H Aowsves, rseeived + cenArmat3oe, and
- not boaieyeo. ARo1nR Fepost ~ the
eeap1e oG sasaaHs IylAe = aoeASr juss
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
Miscellaneous.

B.Rx STORY Tyler before reported al vera Cruz
26th ult, dismasted has since been condemned.
B.RE Fury. Of and from Boston, arrived Trieste on
9th inst after tempestuous Of 80 days On
day cut d1rns extremely thick weather wind fresh from
east and the vessel under double reefcd topsas
sc, wiih vessel unknown supposed fn rsgsd brig and
lost bboom and and
Al the sails and gging Rugged euta Jibboom with huold
opsai yard which enabled them 70 set some ib upon IT,
BIZ BaIe E..zAsrIs Bouche from Picsou bound 10 Bos
ton into Providence 37 distress having experienced
heavy gale OF wind the 10th in within 81 miles
Of Cape Ann, and blown OF 30 miles the
of Long Island the vessel being with
lost aud split sails aeak and received
n the hull She s leaking about 800 per hour and
three OF the rev sick.
scBR Nancy Brayon previously reported sunk near the
mouth OF the schnylk, has been raised and 10 eafe
Oas Compsnys wharf
ArrispoaF Dec le-Ihe Olive Facey. from Cardiff for
Portland put an here to-day had been days and
far the BANKS OF Newfoundland where she experienced
succession OF heavy gales and the exhausted
with incesssnt pumping
HoLsHs Hots, Dec 25-Arr schr Ajmeer (of Cornwalis
ES), Hall from Ccrneals tva Nantucket where she has
ashofe for New York-enchored Rim IN he
gale night Of Ish, dragged the anchors finally parted both
chains and ashore Nantucket ghtrsd 1000 bush
els potatoes, and came OF Ah inst Crew badly frost BIT
ten
~ JoHrs Dee I7-rhe brig Elizabeth, Capt Wilkinson,
from mo,irca VIII cargo OF corn for 9ueens,own was
abandoned On the 26th u about eight miles OF Cape Pns
The captain d crew 90 leaving The rcsse made for g3s
The New York herald., 1862-12-30
Port q new York. Dessnssr -. lsss

CLEARED.
ssR GhassNor,h s9rs ccnpbell LonSon-J S:5ds c.,
bars PsIas Norwegan,. christensen Averpool-Funch,
Bark Garibaid cNorw) sundbers London-c Duncan =
s:It sss III fSs .e..'.
5rg Lucy Darling lsr). scushwiel Para-H K Coming
Ss am D.,s s , sss,:ss
ssT ssssy Duncan
schr Olive Hayward. Hutchinson. Curacsa-MinsF 4
gls1ss ss1s sss Csss:
schr sea Lark, snsad Chineot.aue-AC Haxens
ss
schr Sarah 9 Jalia, =. Wa.hinston.KP Buck Co.
seSr zonssSsy. Craig Delaware City City.
ins.en DC. ID ballast 70 Quartsr~s.er 2s:h inss 4
sms Ss Sas ss asnSe
ys s m. ri
She lies head "a The beach with list to port She appa
ssssmsnip fsrIsrsSus' Hoffman rsrlAnd win mass %
ship Gem S 20. rhom...on w. Liverpool .
s.s Ms1sa Nov 49, with
mdse ard 2ss passansers % M = M,rshsn Z Co
% sss Ai P:.:sa
DSs rasn ss @ from ne
jibboom overheard and was drowned.
sa srjis :ss. si Sc:
spruur mizzenmast stove boat and lost saIs
g.S Oven Lsso,ns sas. IS day. H. srs n
' sS ~ m ss
Ship St George tof New Bedford, cleaveand. Buesos
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Sea Queen, Of wespor days out with % bbs sperm
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soH sIs1tnsp g; Has had sonsnu:i Ss:i.Iy ssis.
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brig Tsnui.h, from Rio Janeiro for Ne. York.
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Is With ss sugar Wash. cs1ver cssss Dec H. on Cape
Fra, sa brig IaF5s. q PST,.nd
iod.ss, with oats. 70 Tynes : smith.
mdse, 10 Funch Meincke Wendt
Schr Mary Porter of Perth Amboy) Freethey, Oporto Al
days IN ballast to Chss Keen Of Perth Amboy Has had
this port the Of the bark Addison Child wrecked
schr sarah Maria !of Cold Spring., Underh. xonteso
Bay Ja 2 days with fruit &c TO Pearsal Had heavy
heavy NE gale lost jbboom, split sails. &c.
coal, TO X Dewolf.
schr James l. Bewley. Burton. Milton, Del
Schr y ii Seguine Martin, Annapolis s days
Scbr III A Weeks Ketchum, Philadelphia
sehr Era Chamberlain Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr II King. Clendennin, Calais 10 days,
Schr q ID King, NcGregor. Calais 10 days.
schr Caroline, Frost, Saco.
Schr w hie Sea, Jones, Portland, daya
1chr W Baldwin Long, Gloucester
Schr Maria Louisa, Chafe, Fall River.
Hchr Eva, Torgey Providence.
Schr Cnrtain Jr twrecker) Merritt, Little Roskawa
Schr Adelaide, Chat6eld, West Point .0
Sloop III Borden, Collins, Fall River.
Sloop Oregon Rhodes Providence.
Steamer sehriver. Adams. Baltimore.
Steamer Fanny CsdwaAcer. Pierssn BAtmerA
SAILED.
Ships Cutting Princess Royal (Br) barks Mary Lousa
lBr) Magnolia brigs Young America Fanny Lincoln schrs
Estelle, Manchester Clara Searsvile Brewster
lain. r
The Annie Lyman his port on Saturday night
last Tor Boston 70 convoy the monitor Nshant the
Navy yark, BROOKLYN.