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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
New York, AUG. 3

The Times Potomac Army Correspor-
dence, dated July 3lst, states that two
suspicious rebel craft, probably the Mer-
nmae and Young America, cast anchor
yesterday noon off Turkey Bend. Sew
eral OF our gunboats were Immediately
sent to that vicinity. The Monitor max
ing reconnaissance after which the
gunboat feet, including the Galena, Mon :
itor and others, was ordered in line Of
battle off Light House Point. A balloon
and gunboat reconnaissance above and
near Fort Powhattan discovered no rebels
or earthworks in that vicinity. A branch
R. r. has been discovered from the banks
of the James River opposite Berkley's
Landing to Petersburg.
9p. M.-The position of the feet is
unchanged. Rebel rams still off Turkey
Bend. How near We are to a naval battle
every one can judge for themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
REPUBLICAN CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTION.

Delegate Conve ntion VIII b. held at Nj. Pleasant
on Wednesday, he eth day Of August, A. D lseQ, for
The purpose Of nominating candidate for Congress
congressional District, 70 be supported
At the next general election.
kaeh tounty in the Dis,tct viii he entitled 70 one
delegate, and additional delegate for each one hun
drod votes for Abraham Lincoln ~ President OF
thu United States and also, additional delegate
for s,sc fractional vote over nfty.
All etiHens who in favor Assytsiy and Asssey
supporting the National Administration In all eors
speedily and egsctsay suppress the Rebellion are in
yitsd 70 cooperate
3. g. NExRIAm, Oh. Rep. Cen Com. Of Lee county
LUKE PALMA, +" Des Monas o..
JOHN HATE, - Louisa
8. p. YouRa, Washington co
-, " EDWARDS, - g. Henry
Roar =. RArcL,yra Jefferson co.
Wa. Mex. FtRDLRr'' Dayisco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

~ venerable conservative states
man, frssh from his iahors in Congress.
recently No: il ozs SisJ ;is representa-
tive Of the most extensive and powerful
empire on earth, and spoks to him exul-
family Of the influence and measursablc
succsas Of bis numerically small party in
noderating and guiding tho National coun-
ellis IN this stormy crisis. /" Ny friend, /"
gravsly responded the ambassador, "be
entreatsd not to deceive yourself. Your
country u in revolution. and no revols-
ti0n ever ends in the succsss Of the mid
die party. For yours. but oas Of two re.
salts II possible Disnnion Or Abolition. :,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Cnnton Captured !!

The sscesh went into Canton in force
on Friday night, took possession OF
hundred guns belonging 70 the disorgan'
issd Home Guard, killed two persons.
and wounded several others, and left
again Saturday morning,
The following is endorsed ON the way.
bill:
CANTON. Mo, July z.
POSTMASTER kKokuK d. F. O.:
The rebels, goo strong, are in possession
of this town, and at this time are taking
from Carnsgy's warehouse guns, De-
Carnegy was shot ut o'clock last night,
i've buckshot entering his bowels and
thighs. He il suffering good deal this
morning.
Mail stopped, and ! am prisoner.
]. McWHoRTxR, p. M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Memphis, July 81, via Cairo, Aug Q.

Memphis, july 81, via Cairo, Aug. Q.
II is rumored here that Gen. Curtis
troops move in a few days. Thus for no
important movements have taken place
The gunboat Carondelet arrived here
yesterday, bringing the three persons
saved from the Sally Wood. She brings:no
important news. Nothing later has been
received from Vicksbarg. The steamer
Minuehaha bound for that place, did not
leave last evening, she fears the batteries
between here and Helena, though none
are known to be there.
several gentlemen from Brownsville
arrived hsre last evening, they bring some
PARTICULARS of tho rebel raid under Faux
ner At that place on Friday last. Every
man there who was buying cotton WIS tax
en- prisoner, among them il Mr.. French Of
Denmark. Nadison..county, kentuckian
and Martin Greenwood Of Memphis. The
latter had $4,000 dollars in gold, and 9TH
er money, in al 10000 dollars, which
was taken, and cotton Was burned to the
amount of 400 bales. 500 Federals came
in Sunday evening undsr Maj. Wallace,
and pursusd::the rebels. A slight engage
ment took place on Thalched and Forked
Deer river, and Confederate prisoners
and ferries and bridges we're destroyed,
the Federals then returned to Brownville.
The rebel Jackson was at Denmark on
Satu rday last with 800 Of his cavalry,
we're reported in good condition, command
marching on Bolivar. Jackson used
: pontoon bridge, built by negroes and
residents 10 GROSS Forked Deer river.
Heavy cannonading has been heard ct Or
near Bolivar on Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday the telegraph lines were des-
troyed, and : portion Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad was torn up near Hum
boldt. Our troops were terrifying Boli-
var
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Cairo. Aug. ]

Advices have been received by General
Strong from Bloomfield, Mo-, that about
100 of Coleman's men were surrounded
in that town by some four or 600 rebels,
that sharp fight was going on and that
our troops thought they could hold out
till rsinforcemsnts which have been sent
from Cape Girardeau could reach them.
Letters from rebel mail captured At
Corinth on the 29th ult indicate rebel
movement on Chattanooga and NASH
vile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Washington, Aug. 2.

The President to-day pardoned some
30 soldiers confined in the penitentiary
under sentence of courtmartial for vari-
Gus charges, in compliance with recent
act OF C0ngrese. A few are uncondi-
tionally released, being unfit for military
duty on account of ill-health, but the 9TH
srs are required to join their regiments
or places in the service.
Measures are being taken to organize /
brigade for the defence Of Washington
from among the employees Of the depart
ments- 1t is said that the thousand Of
clerks here can be enrolled for that pur
pose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

n One would suppose that in Dixie
. large majority Of the people must OF
necessity go naked At both ends and live
upon recollection. A gentleman just ar
rived At Memphis from Assissippi says
"Boerd i $3.50 per month for man and
his wife commen felt hat costs t36.
and pair Of boots $50"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

0~J mug. +
The steamer Georgia, with 200 released
rebels, arrived here. The mail steamer
between here and Harrison's Landing 10
going up the river, loaded with soldiers
OF different regiments returning to duty,
some are new recruits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

government Coasracs Mas.
Our friend Striblen, who has the super
vision Of the contracts for furnishing sta
tionery to one Of the Departments of Gov
eminent in Washington, told US an Incl
dent which sheds food Of light upon
the whole system. !.
In that Department large quantity Of
stationery Of various kinds is used; of
some kinds great deal. Of others not SO
much. and Of others still. scarcely any at
all, but the contract is made for all the
various kinds, At specified prices. In
that Department, for instance, very
large amount of common foolscap, worth
. dollar and a half resm was required,
while of certain quality of large paper,
worth ten dollars > ream, but very little
Is used, and 80 Of other descriptions Of
papsr. Now the knowing ones, or those
who are in partnership with the officer
who decides on the bids, understand this,
and know just about how much of each
quality of paper will be required, and they
make their bids accordingly. For instance,
for the paper Of which large amount il
required, worth dollar and half =
ream. they put in bid At "a, 90, while
for the paper at $1,000 ream, Of which
little or none is needed, they charge only
dollar ream. and so on to the end of
the chapter. The bids are footed up and
the knoscisy contractor proves to be the
lowest in the aggregate on adding mp the
sum of the figures, which won't lie, oi
course, while in the practical operation Of
the thing, this figuring bid costs the
Government Fifty per cent. more than .
fair bid for the amount of each article re
quired.
The same principle will be found in
operation. with similar results, in oil De.
partments, and its enormities have reach.
ed their full development. in contracts 70,
the supply Of the army. And it is unde,
the operation Of this red-tape manage
ment that our Government is now beine
swindled in oil directions and on al
hands, while load of odium 10 he.pec
up by subordinate officers and contra ctor,
against the Administration, which
might be avoided. by putting down til.
brakes and holding it's officers to a stric
accountability, on plain principles Of com
mon honesty and common sense, and no
suffer them to excuse carelcssness or r.s
cality, under the plea Of red-tape regula
tions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Philadelphia, Aug. q.

The British schooner Emma, from Mas
sau, with boots and shoes. salt, &C., was
captured July Gath. by the U. s. steamer
Adirondack. The Emma arrived of the
Navy Yard this morning. Her Captain
and crew are on board the Aridodock in
irons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
war MEETING.
VincAnnAa. Iowa. .Tul,

tuOOAauUOy AWAY OOiy
Pursuant to Gala meeting was held
At Vincsnnes, on Thursday. to devise
means and measures to secure the enlist
ment Of the quota Of recruits for that
township for the regiment to be made up
from this Congressional District. The
meeting was we'll attended, and addressed
by H. w. Sample and J. Bruce, Esq., in
an abls and eloquent manner. The feel
ing Was unanimous 10 favor Of securing
the quota Of the township and Of raising
from the citizens the means necessary to
secure enlistments BY proper bounties,
On motion Of N. Sargent committee
Of six Was appointed, consisting Of N.
Sargent. ]. Meek, n. Washburn. A. Has
kett, N. Bailey and j. w. Pigman. to
canvas the township for the purpose of
securing subscriptions for hosnties.
The committee ct once met and re-
ported in favor Of raising bounty Of $50
to each recra Inn t25 additional TO the
families Of Aars1a msn, and made ar-
rsngements to solicit and secure subscrip-
tons for that purpose.
Des Moines will furnish her quota.
r. PYLE, President.
j. II. PEAKE, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

&&y AOO-.
EDTroR GATE After many tolls and
dangers the 9th Iowa is in Memphis. The
details of our march here from Corinth
would be uninteresting to your readers.
On the 7th Of July our brigade started
from Moscow on an expedition to recover
train which had been captured by the
guerrillas. In two days we reached Ri
sing Sun, distance of thirty -cight miles,
and fifteen miles from Memphis. Al
Macon we found six set of United States
harness in possession Of an old planter
We took the harness and six of his mulse
to carry them. We found our property
scattered all along the road from here to
Rising Sun. We not only recovered the
number of mules lost, but most of the
wagons. Our trip gave pretty general
satisfaction. 1t satisfied us for our trouble
in the amount Of property we obtained
it satisfied the rebels that they could not
steal our property with impunity. Hope
they will become better satisfied Of this
in future.
l have not been permitted yet to ses
tho "sights'' in Memphis. have been
oil day reading that excellent little DAILY
GATE, Of which / found some dozen mum.
beers in the Office yesterday. Were it not
for that constant visitor from the city
where '.Carrie and the children" live.
should got the "blues" myst frightfully
am glad to see you taking the nobl,
stand you do in favor of q change Of pol
/ icy in the conduct Of this war. The
day has come when that change must bt
made. You have but faint idea OF The
feelings Of the masses Of the army on thi,
subject. Your readers may believe me 0,
not. but tell you and Thorn that storm
was gathering which would have swep
this country with the fury Of the whirl
wind had not the policy toward the rebel
bean changed We had stood guard OF.
rebel property, while the owner was 6ght
ing US. as long - We we're going to. w,
had already ceased to live on "short n
tons" on account Of them capturing on
trains. Notwithstanding our Colonel
might occasionally spend day or two il
examining witnesses to ascertain wh,
killed sone old rebels hogs, or robbes
his bees, or stole his sugar. their Inquiries
were in vain. None could tell. Ye
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Philadelphia, Aug. 2.

Nearly ia 600 WAS subscribed to the
volunteer bounty fund this morning, and
it has now reached the sum of e3l6. 900,
exclusive Of the railroad subscriptions
There Is every prospect Of the fund reach
ing e500, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Springfield. q. Ang g

A fire occurred .. the Lagonda Agri-
cultural Works last night BY which the
building used as an engine house by War
den and Child was totally destroyed.
Loss about $500; covered by insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

THlIg or THAT. - The Louisville
Journal, psper which would be likely to
know, says there has been many an in
stance in which . rebel guerrilla has aid
ea IN the murder OF loyal troops stationed
for the protection Of his own property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
New York, Aug. 2.

The French bark Harriet Rolla, which
was taken BY onr forces while running the
blockade q Nov Orleans, with cargo of
wines and brandies, arrived to-day under
the command Of Capt. Henderson, Of the
Massachusetts, 3lst regiment. She has
SO sick soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

A TEST PLATE.-The Nashua Iron
Company have just finished for the gov
eminent test plate fifteen feet long, forty
inches wide, four and half inches thick,
and weighing ten thousand pounds -
This plate Is considered ball proof and
will put to the test some of the new pro-
jectiles which have recently been invent
cd.
In England they do up these things
somewhat differently. The Admiralty
Board constructs ships andthe Board OF
Ordnance makes guns. The Admiralty
endeavors to build vessels that are invul-
nerable, while it is the duty Of the Ord
nance Department to provide guns that
will impel ball through any and every
thing. We understand they are making
rapid improvements in their respective de-
partments, and we may expect soon to
hear of practical solution of Mrs. Par
tington's problem, !" if IN irresistible
power comes in contact with an immov-
able body, what viii be the result?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
EEsA McClsIIan,s Array.
headquarters Army Of the Potomac J

headquarters Army of the Potomac
August Cd.
Six hundred troops crossed the river
yesterday afternoon, for tho purpose Of
destroying the houses and woods on the
opposite shore, which had offered protec-
ton to the rebels. Everything In the
shape of dwelling was burned. This
was the point where the rebels shelled our
ships and encampnhent. The affair was
successfully accomplished without the loss
Of man. The gunboats this forenoon
are engaged in Smelling the shore and
houses down the river. Five men were
killed by the enemy's shells night before
last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

Osv. PisrPsnt 81 Va, On she war.
The following closing paragraphs Of
Gov Pierpont's West Virginia. letter
to the New York meeting embody vast
amount Of vital truth in stirring words !:
This is the most gigantic rebellion the
world ever saw. There is the most gi-
gansic stake ever played for. The ques-
ton 10: Shall slavery or freedom be uni
versal? There is no concealing it. This
ID the issue. The rebels have presented
and forced it upon the nation. We have
accepted, and it is to be tried at the point
Of the bsyonet and the muzsle Of the can
non, and were it not for the traitors in
our midst, the verdict for freedom would
be rendered in three months. Every de-
vice that the devil can invent and put in
to the heads Of traitors seems to bebrought
forward to keep men out Of the field. and
to paralyxe the arms Of those already
there. These traitors are tolerated in
high and low places. Il j. tho grasp Of
their hand now upon the body polite that
partially paralyzes our strength. They
are endeavoring to enlarge their grasp.
This il our danger. But there were
traitors in the camp of Moses, in the 20.
cial family Of Jesus Christ. in the army
of the revolution, and it would be won.
derful if We had them not in this on,
oountry's struggle. They have ever re.
csived their reward, and they will, doubt
less, in the present instance.
Gentlemen, everything depends OF
prompt, resolute, and determined action
under the blessing Of God. am yours
&c.
F. III. pIExpoNr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
Kankakee, August 8.

hHuksKce1 AuEuss =
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
passed an order allowing $50 bounty TO
volunteers. A large and snthusiaatic war
meeting was held last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04


How DRAFTING WILL BE DoNE In
IowA.-There is in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court list of the militia
Of this county. The commandment of the
regiment, assigned by the Adjutant Gen
eral of the State, needing the men, will
make rsquisition upon the Clerk of the
Court, who will in his presence draw by
lot the men wanted. Non~ppeaancs At
the time and place designated, either in
person or BY accepted substitute, subjects
the delinquent to the penalties Of deser
ton.
There appears to be some misappre-
hension as to who are liable and who ex-
empt from the draft. All male citizens
Of the United States between the ages Of
eighteen and forty five are liable, except
ing those who are employed in the civil
service of the Government, and all who
are disabled by disease or personal inabil.
| ity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MoAEY MARKET.-On the Goth utlno,
the large Of $4,000 in soverrgns suddenly with
drawn the Bank OF EDgsndor transmission to the Con
tnen account OF the Turkih loan THIS 1, the largest
amount withdrawn 10 day for foreign purpose. aud
II eIercsed an unavoTsbe Influence the fund. which Tell
cent and railway aud other securities also lower.
Consols closed on the goth at 93ldi.
Money continued In good demand and best bills were gen
erllly ot taken below z. Y cent
LIVERPOOL. Stay a. noon. CoTTosThe sales Of Monday
aud Tuesday have been only about 900 balcone half
speculation and export heavy feeling has prevailed and
lions Of American variously estimated at Id Y ID lower
than Friday last.
Trade at MANCHESTER 10 very FIAT und prices downward
bu. there anything rather less depression than hen the
Europa sailed.
Spence Co.. and Bgland Athya Co. report Flour dull
and Cd. 3 bbL lower; sales at 21Di. Wheat pIe,sugy
offered and generally 3did Genital cheaper He'd Western
900 1913; Southern lOGdi0l8 White Western IG; South.
eru II J0l21 Corn quiet and Cd cheaper MiIed27 yell
low ri d273; White % aa26 y $50 Ms.
PRoyncSsBeef dull ard stiil declining PORK quiet
quotations range from 3of up ST. Lard had been frmer
bat quiet at 49, @43s Tor ne Taiew dull ut 43 for
Proprcg-Ashss steady ct 3o for both. Rosin inactive st
lJI3UlJ6. Spidts Of Tufpentne frmert 73 demanded
Sugar quiet. bu, steady. Coffee quiet Rice unchanged
Linsesd Oil sdvsnoed to t0f.
LoNpos MAaKETsBfssdsuas heavy, and stil declining
Sugar: very full prices paid Coffee quiet but Arm Tea
without Tallow In good demands T. Q. %8S
G,sssoW MlrrEr --Messrs John Mccall 4 Co qnote
Wheat icsulsr and lower; Southern Red offered 26 \
2%0 n. Flour unchsDsed Extra State 23 Corn easier
mixed 1915 y 800 ID.
LosDos STOCK EXCHANGE, @M May,-Opening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

come into operation, in accordance with the express
demands Of Prussia and with the request OF the
Federa Assembly addressed to the Government Of
Electoral Hesse.
The Cover ment of the King will take care that
final solutiou sail be arrived at without further
be.i alton il favcr Of the Constitution OF 1881. As
,er,lrds AZ incident which occurred in reference to
dis aqesion, the Government fill awaits definite
civilizations from the Government Of Electoral
Ilesse, and will, in any case, understand how to
pro,ec the di Jiiv Of Prussia.
Tie rest Of the speech referred to purely local
matters.
Berlin telegram Of the 10Th saye: II asserted
i, well-iniormed quarters that p rus ian ultmatum
as been djspatohed to Cassel demanding tic die
missal of lie Ministry within iS hours after its
presentation, on account OF TIE insulting treatment
l. which Gen. Wiilisen. the Kings Envoy had been
subiecied."
A Cassel dispatch of the Goth tays that, after a
lengthy sitting, the Council OF Mlnisiers resolved 70
reject The Prussian utimatum. On The notification
Of this determination the PrussiaD Enbassador at
Cassel broke off diplomatic relations with the Hes
sian Government, and the ambassador OF Hesse ut
Berlin was recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
Arrived.

Steamship City Of New.York 18th Petris Liverpool sa
NAY ' ps aa IF p.sa
Wasbingtop bound w May a. in lat 81 II long 10 81 pss,eA
b. NJ s. America Oousd East May ~ lat " ~ long "'r
BARI Flash jses.oa, Vera Cru. May H. hides e. Hs.'
e. s Id II sS%s. winds a sns s.. the
sage May a. oh b7.h Key LishtsPS.s s.w ohs I'm I"
bsTqrs .sIr rsm. unknown bound into Ksy Wet.
Msy 49, % 25 log. 10 ~. saw brig AacesSah of boz
'h s..s zea.. Coffin Rdde CienfaeyO: II Ssy, :nsai =
Starbuck Co. Salt IN company WIN osrk play s;e%ns
Gray for Boston The bank MedofA Tor noon 's"ea ~
p' Bark Arthur White tBr. Of Yarmouth 81 wyu..
81. Thoma. 10 days. via Delaware SFsAkws'sr d.y' b
Rss 2asndenh-ii lPru..i.n Dinse Marseles 50 dsy
H's srs a Am. Laurie 1r Of s. John n F. oldswoI
sa,.o. - days Delaware breakwster 20 hours c'nes
E"s Spartan tsr Of HsisI Miles, sassrs 10 days. ~sw
Ri, Sea Bird lBr) Hamilton, H,lsb'ro N s., IL days
plaster TO I. /. Nevus Son ~ u.s
Bris Col Psunin.n loi Msch''i Conn. Nusv'aA Ola"
Biz j. King Furber. Mss.urss May %. sugar to r. r.
schr Eclipse Dr. Of Psrsboro NJ 81 Connsushtsn CRIB
Islscs March 49, .u:ar TO d. r. DswoL -,
sehr. z. NJ. Ne'in' Hawkins Havana May 20 sugar
scsI Dolphin Keller East Maohi.' II days lumber to
sc6r Wentworth lBr,, Smith. Windsor N g. u a.y%
SIR Powell, Fenton. PHILADELPHIA udse. to J. N
sshr Heller of Hinghsm) Ts,0r Rustsn May o. ftuit
scLr sak, Clark Machias 10 days lumber to Simpson
CspP. , 5000, o..u -. 49, ...
Msry Mansin late y sunk at New. Ls.don.
Schr. William Pickering Perry Calais days lumber -
SEM Abigail Mureh Eswort II d.ys lumber Thsmss
schr Eiil. Leland BlOdgs B.ssor 10 days. lumber 70
schr L.msliins Grant, Cals. 10 dsys lumber to George
SSH. b. HOdgu.n. Prince. Bangor days lsths to WA
sshr Fanny Mitchell Hamilton, Bangor II days. lumber f0s
Hackenssck -
schr Louisa Walsh Payne Easport 10 days shs. &C. 70
schr. oron,o. Hammond Ellsworth days lumber -
Brett. Sor 4 Co.
schr Ws,cbmsn, AIen New-Bedsosd
Scbr v-ndoyi, Pray, |inalnsyen tor Sandy HOOK.
Sclr R.in. Sun, Eastman Elis.bs.hport for Boston
Schr Argus =. Elizsbethpost fer Somerset
Schr +. ~. Buxton. Ttcono Ssco dsya
SchI Red Rover, Nesi, Belfast for Hankensack
Schr Hssdnk Hudson. Lincoln. Boston for Albany.
Schr War Stsed uulse Proyidsnce days
Schr NJ T. Page Drisko Poughkeepsie Iron for Boston
schr. keren HsPpnck Kelly. olonosste. days hsh.
Schr Ellen Rodg,an, Bowman. New b~dfotd Days q
s.br. u. y. Adams kiuckey New Bedford days, oil
per Kirkpatrick
Bynner. .
Steamer Gen. Shields, oBrien Philadelphia mdse. TO ).
n. brgsa
FELLOWSHIP Arey. Nelson. from Liverpool April a.
Also ship, unknown
SAILED-stesmshp Scotia (Br.), Liverpool; passed ne
seam.hips Fire Cracker (new shsnshae; Columbia
Havana
wITD--Durng the day from N. e. with heavy rim; 'un
from ~ E. and blow ing gale with heavy rain Storm