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BY pHE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION.

TUE Convention OF this State navtrSr
QuiIe,l that iht t'opsutution als go
q uia which they aaop'ed should be snom..
10 he people for n cir rs.fita'icn or rsJs..t
AID ihaI the aggregate vote Tor anu 80
The same. and Tor ard against the gus'SL
ton OF shs right Of suffrage, shoaid DC ~
kuo "a by prociamau41 Of the SoNass.
Therefore, i, john LIroaxz, Governor |" ~
Common wealth of Virginia, DO heisV ~,
claim and make known tnaS the II TIC 80
lhs result OF thu vote Is exbtoi;td py Jaw
ctal ra.nrcs: ana
Eor tie Consultation and Schedule, I'll 81,
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The Constitution and Seheduis Ms 49,, a.
fore rpjecteu, and IL being irovIdeo .s,aa
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become g part Of the C0nsuInath . r,e .
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/ OF NAV. 1861 sud IN the elxhtJ' shgx
| tbs ,,o,nuon wealth. JOHN I.sI'H
by the 0oN ernor
GKossx ". EuEroRc, .,s
seSTsIsry OF tes Conm0e"
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wood anc Exchange Hotels, asolld chssed
Gold SLEEVE BUTTON.
Ihe finder will be literally rewarded 81
leaving the same a. this { file, or a. MlUaiA
4 iyter's myS..n'
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passing from Rousss store on Main 81,
sno Dropped from her Porte Nounais oe'vei
ESQ ana s70 mostly III Confederate MUSsl.
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TIE Dispatch Cffi ;e, Will be loerally reward
ed. ny5.n
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~ Wednesday morning, April ISL. sa
se.udls and bride. The owner II YtQuaN
TO come forward prove proper sy. "a, ensIgs
and tage him away. Inquire ut
DR. J MIS- BEALES
my $50 9th 81 above Fr.nAli,
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~ EHGAAnGS hUTLL The sBLaa
~ IN JIg OF tbs Stockholders OF the Ii
charge Hotel Con ptUy vii b. held az hs
H o:ei Oh MONDAY next. the in inst, all
clock HORACE l. KENT,
nv 9--2tt Precedent,
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CFv.cs VA. FINS AxD nARIrsIs 20
hiohmcno, May 8. 1854
w. ALECTioN NOTICE
AHgulGr rnnuel election of seven teen n
rectors for this ilst,tuLion will be held All,
Company's ofii'e, No lsS, Main stree,
MONDAY, the 18th INST. a, 2 O'Clock n
WlLhIA III WILLIS, Jr.
nv 3 dla secrea,J
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o. NOTltt.-t BIBLE LttIURkrL
~ he delivered FROM the WASHINHIOs
NOW EN- &c, III his city, or eEBbAIE
hOh MING tx, commencing 81 =; Vc,OC.
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Sttte. cit.z"Es ~ d soldiers IN and aOCu, klta.
mold. ar p r.icaiaTly invited to att-l
FHautioG a:ely, l. l.. LIE,
ny g. IL. OF Prince George, Va
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n. cApruas OF Erw ORLEANS.

gather aome further intsllieepce Of anafrs at
his North:
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
Correspondence of the Press.
Letter from the Federal Capital.
WASHINGTON. Dec. sth.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Sth, 1862.
Last week passed very quietly. Excepting
the bitter but Intellectual attack upon the ad.
ministration in the House, the strong resolu-
tons of Mr. Stevens and the obituary notices
of Mr.. Thompson in the Senate, but little OF
interest was done in Congress. While it is
desirable, indeed indispensable that Congress
should enter promptly upon the dispatch OF
business, some time may still be necessary for
the Informal interchange of views and opin-
ions, and for determining upon some concert
ed course of action. 1t is already apparent
that the opposition, emboldened by the re-
suits of the recent election, will be factious
and virulent, and that the republican party in
Congress will need GOODNESS, courage and har-
mony among its members, to enable it to sus-
tain the Executive in the prosecution of the
war.
This week opens with better prospect for
business. The bankrupt bill is receiving
much attention and will probably be amoug
the first measures considered the present ses-
sion. Its Importance to the business interests
of the country is such that it can hardly be
postponed.
The report of Secretary Chase COMMUNE
Gated to Congress near the close of the week,
was anticipated with great interest and re-
ceived with much satisfaction. 1t gives evil
dence that our finances, with the momentous
interests depending upon them, are in good
hands. The Secretarys plan, however it may
bear upon individual and local interests, seems
the only one at all feasible in the case.
All active operations in this quarter seem to
be suspended and for some time past We have
had general dearth OF important army news
We have indeed advices of Union successes,
but they are by no means of that decisive sort
which our cause needs. May General Banks
expedition send us the news we have so long
waited to hear. Still it seems hardly possible
to conquer the rebellion by such expeditions.
1t is at Richmond that it presents its head and
front, and there it must be crushed. Oh for
the lost opportunity-the six glorious weeks
spent in idle delay that followed Antietam.
The protest of the republican delegation
from Minnesota, against the pardon of the con-
demned savages, was strong and earnest 1t
seems neither just nor polite in view of the
facts therein stated, to allow all but a handful
of these wretches to escape punishment
Senator Wilkinson, by whom the protest was
drawn and presented, is prominent among the
northwestern members as an earnest able and
fearless advocate ofrepublican principles. Tall
and commanding in person, of-hand though
not rough in manners, good speaker and
ready debater, he seems likely to enjoy in fu-
ture as now the highest honors of his adopted
State.
The Vice President is not here yet, but is
soon expected. In his absence Senator Foote
of Vermont, fills the chair of the Senate, with
dignity and rare ability.
For few days past the weather has been
very cold for this latitude 1t is very doubt
full if much more can be done by the army of
the Potomac, before going into winter quar-
tiers. T. S. p.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13

spThe Hartford Press believes that up to
the 22d of September and partially up to the
removal of Mcclellan and Buell. Mr.. Seward
and Mr.. Thurlow Weed were the subtle pow
er behind the throne, that labored to do by d.
plomacy what alone can be accomplished by
fighting. The Press says: st was evidently
Mr.. Stewards maxim that it would not do to
strike with the fist between the eyes, the gen.
tleman he expected to invite to dinner next
day" At present the Press does Mr.. S. the
justice to believe that he heartily cooperates
with the other members of the Cabinet, and is
in earnest for making the war one of vigor
and power.
LETTER FROM THE BANKS EXPEDITION.
A special correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, on board the Albany, states that the
Captain of the Albany had received sealed
orders. He further says:
"The expedition will not land at any of the
points now discussed. 1t will not go as far as
some think, and yet farther than others sus-
pect This, although it may seem like riddle,
is a fact.
V-What does the Lewiston Journal mean
oy "a cloud-pcture? Let us know what en-
vious optical phenomenon is limited at in these
three provokingly mysterious lines :-"Did
anybody notice the banks of clouds in the
Northwest Wednesday afternoon? Whoever
did, saw cloud-picture of Mt. Washington.
yThe Prince of Wales has taken posses
sion of his newly acquired estate in Norfolk.
1t was purchased for e220,OO0. He will be
married in April next to the Princess Alexan-
dra, daughter of Prince Christian of Denmark.
More specifically, the Princess is named Alex
andra Caroline Maria Charlotte Louisa Julia.
GIVE assure the Bangor Wing that we
intend to be just, but the item referred to was
not noticed except in the paper to which we
gave credit 1t seems to us that newspaper
morality is altogether too loose in the lumber
city, in relation to the matter of rendering to
all their just dues.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
What is Home!

The following beautiful "heart poem ha
been set to music by Ossian E. Dodge, and
sung with fine effect by his popular assistant
Mr.. Hayward. But few can listen to thi
touching song with dry eyes:
Homes not made of palace walls
Though with pictures hung and gildcd
Home Is where affection calls
Filled with shrines the heart hath builded;
Homei TO which the faithful dove,
Sails beneath the heaven above us,
Home is where there's one to love-
Home is where there's one to love us
Homes not merely roof and room;
Home needs something to endear it,
Home is where the heart can bloom,
Where there's some kind lip to cheer il!
What is home with none to meet,
None to welcome none to greet us!
Home is sweet-and only sweet
Where there's one we love, to greet us.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13

SP ECIA ES.
'rArsrss cunrD.-Mrs. NJ. G. Brown will be at

DEAFNESS CURED.-Mrs. NJ. G. Brown will be at
the Preble House for week.
remarkable of deafness cured in twenty four
hours by Mrs. NJ. &. Brown Professor on the Eve
and Ear, and proprietor of Poor Richards Eye Water
II, Bartlett j. Dccoster, No. Halls Court, Port
land, give this certificate. to certify that have been
deaf from child, and for twelve years past have
been quite deaf. have spent hundreds of dollars,
without receiving any benefit whatever. Last Sat-
urday went to the Prebe House and made arrange
ments for Mrs. Is. to treat me for deafness. In "a
hours after her first application could hear every
voice in the house. stand in the cellar and
hear the clock tick in the parior Grateful to God
for his great deliverance, heartily commend her
mode of treatment to all who suffer as l have done
Every kind Of diseased and weak eyes, also Catarrh.
healed, and a cure warranted. Charges moderate.
MRS. NJ. G. BROWN,
Nov. ls-tf 40 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13

SAN FRANCIsco--Ar 10th inst,(by tep ship John
Tucker Hallett, New York
KEY WEsr-Cld 18th, brig Lizzie Treat, Crowell,
for Cuba.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar9 9th. brig John Bernard.
tnot Elem Jameson. Calais.
Cid 9th sch Henrietta, Brannan New York; 10th.
brig Emma Baker. Boston.
CID 10th, brigs Timothy Field, Royal. Port Spain;
ii II McGilyery. Crockett. Jamaica
Portland
NEW YoRK-Ar 10th, barks Colcord Colcord.
Cardenas 10 days; George Hunt Woodbury.. Balti-
more; brig Ortolan, Lord Sagua 30th ult: schs War
Eagle, Scoey, Havana; r J Cummings Bolan, from
Bangor; Ocean Star. Ham, Rockland; Nelly Potter,
Salem.
CID 10th, brigs E Reed. Furber. New Orleans;
Mecosta, Dunbar, Boston, schs Phebe. Morrow, for
Havana; z Payne, Jones. Eastport; wenonah.
Owen. for Dennysville; Charm. Myrick. and Flora,
Doane Boston; Amanda. Kelley, for New Bedford;
steamship Parkersburg Holman. Portland.
Sid 9th. ships Lamergier, and Moro Castle; brig
Anita Owen.
Ar 18th, ship Exchange. Clancy, Liverpool; bark.
Acme, Campbell. Vera Cruz; brigs Webster Kelley,
Heagan, Cardenas; Delaware. Curtis. Gardiner.
Cid 18th. ships Pyramid. Sleeper. Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres Conquerer, Boutelle, Liverpool; bark
Rebecca Goddard. Poeys, for Cadiz: Ella Virginia
White. Montevideoi brig Josiah Jex, Simpson. for
NEW HAvEN-Ar 10TH sch IL Prescott, CroweIl,
PAwTUCKET-sld 10th. sch Rio Grande. Allen,
NEwPoRT-Ar 10th, scbs Julia Newell Trott, fin
Portland for New York; b Jones. do for Bati-
HOLINESS HoLE-In port sth inst, brig West,
Harrison, I'm Turks Island for Boston.
S0MERSEr-Ar sth. sch L Wallace, Staples FIN
New York for Taunton.
FALL RIVEk-Ar 9th, sch ID II Baldwin. Knowl-
ton. Rockland.
sALEM-Ar 10TH sch Orion, Hart, FIN Boston for
Buehill.
BoSroN-Ar 18th, schs N Tyler, Crosby from
Albany; American Chief, Pressey, Rondout ID &
Kelley, do; Bay State. Meservey, Newport: Maria
Whitney. Grindle, Bangor; Regalia. Pinkham, from
Wscasset.
Cid 18th. bark Lagrange, Rollins, New Orleans;
sch Col Eddy, Blanchard, Stockton.
Ar 18th ship Hamlet, Lecraw, New York; brigs
Laurilla. Bolton, Cape Haytien; West. Harrison,
Turks Island; Ellicott. Deyereaux, Philadelphia
schs j Brooks, GRAHAM, Baltimore; Siak Ingalls,
and Express, Sears. Elizabethport.
Telegraphed-bark ST Jago from Havana; brigs
ASHER. I'm do; Cyclone, and Showers,
Cid 18th, brig Phillip Larrabee Daley. Portland;
schs Susan. Berry, Cape iiaytien: Alnomak, Towns
end, Ihomastoni Express, Wentworth. for Bangor;
Regalia. Pinkham, Wiscasset.
PoRrSMoUTH-Sld 9th, sch George & james,
Mills. Rockand.
Sid 10th. schs yaletta Means, Portland; r Pitts,
Hall. Roekland.
Ar llth. schs Harriet Heal, and Phenix, Hamilton,
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
The Army i'm Motion.

Only thirty-six hours ago, a leaden weight
of apathy seemed to Cypress the nation. We
looked on helpless, knowing too well that some
thing must be done in the field, and that soon,
before spring, or the great Republic of our
love and pride was lost, vanished like dream,
no more to take her place among the nations
forever. As men in the shadow of some inev-
liable disaster are strangely moved to desper-
ate mirth, so we saw the precious time for ac-
tion wearing away month by month, and jest
ed with the terrible delay, which we knew
was exposing our government to ruin. Did
anybody, speaking of the high prices, venture
to ask, "What will advance next?" the an
swer came with a sickly smile, " The army,
hope" Did any prophet of peace assert that
"This war will not go on for three months
longer ?" back came the ready answer, prob
ably not; it has not been going on for three
months past"
All this is ended. Once more the roar of
cannon comes from the South. Once more we
feel that the nation will not die without sim
gle effort for selfpreservation. There is al
ways danger in action. There are cases on
record of men who have broken leg in
springing out Of bed. Will man, therefore,
hug his pillow perpetuallya- We must act, for
inaction is death already, or not far off, Gen.
Burnside may meet with disaster in his ad-
vance; but he may save his country, There
was no alternative of hope in winter quarters,
only dismal looking for foreign Intervention
not very remote, and speedy dissolution. This
war will be closed for the Union by hard fight
ing; for the Confederacy, by simply waiting.
Thank God! the Administration stands by the
Union, and the strength of the people is be-
hind the Administration.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.--The
Minutes of the Annual Conferences of the
Methodist Episcopal Church just issued from
the press give the reports of 40 conferences in
the United States and Territories. There are
connected with this religious body five thou
sand seven hundred and ninety effective tray
cling preachers-more than eight thousand To-
cal preachers without pastoral charge and
939,356 members.
They have more than 1900 Sunday Schools.
where over 100000 scholars receive religion,
instruction from nearly 10000 Teachers
These Sunday Schools are furnished with about
two and a half million volumes in their libra
ries, in addition to which, the Sunday School
Advocate has circulation of not far from
100000 copies semi-monthly.
These Minutes also present birds eye view
of the benevolent contributions of this Church,
from which it appears that to sustain the S. S.
Union of the NJ. E. Church, they raised SlO,-
ITO; for the Tract Society S11,679; for the
American Bible Society s36,1S7; for superan-
nuated preachers and other Conference claim
ants S50,362, and for the Missionary cause
S239, $40.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
Straitened for an Objection.

In brief article of two dozen lines in YES
terday's Advertiser, the editor contrives to
lug in the Press nearly half a dozen times, and
in his eagerness to find cause of objection to
its course he says:
We are not going to charge treason upon
the Press, if it does not see its way clear to
support the administrations financial meas
ures-of all the measures which it has propos-
ed by far the most important.
To show what justice there is in this "stray
CLEAN" from the Hon. gentleman who now
sits in the saddle of that paper, we copy the
following from our notice of the Message-the
only language we have employed in relation
to it:
On the Presidents financial views theorists
may differ, and some will file exceptions, but
the candid, practical thinkers will generally
come to the conclusion that the views he pre-
sents rest upon substantial basis, that they
are felicitousy free from all visionary and i'm
practicable financial cobwebs, and that they
are worthy the serious attention of the best
financial minds Of the country.
We think it will tax severely the ingenuity
of the Advertiser man to torture this language
into lack of support OF, or opposition to, the
Presidents financial measures, and we are not
sure that our comparative retcence may not
be quite as modest as was that editors very
distinct intimation that, in the financial dis
cussion of the Message, the President had
stolen his thunder, and adopted views which
he, the editor aforesaid, had avocatcd more
than twenty years. When "our amiable neigh
Dor" to return his complimentary designation,
is obliged to manufacture material out of
which to create prejudice against the Press,
we shall be constrained to think he is straiten-
ed for objections, and finds it uphill business
making Roadway in his praiseworthy efforts
to disparage his neghbors.
Why is it that the editor of the Advertiser
cannot write single page of note paper, on so
trite topic as that of" loyalty" without max
ing labored defence of his own position, and
constituting every allusion to him in the Press
into an accusation of disloyalty? The circum-
stances is very suspicious. He must be in
that condition of outlines that will speak
though tongues were out of me-" and in which
he fancies every bush an officer"
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
MARRIED.

In this city Dec. 1lth, by Rev. E. c. Bolles Albert
W. Child and Miss Emeline ID, Dunn, both of this
city.
In Conway, n. H., Nov 9th, Charles T.. Hilton of
North Bridgton and Miss Elizabeth Abbott of c.
In Raymond Nov 23d, +. X rhorp, of No. Bridg-
ton, and Miss Mary X Nash, of X.
In North Brdgton Nov. Goth. Z. W. Kilborn of
Waterford and Phebe J. Gould, of N. b.
In North Bridgton Dec 4th Osgood b. Webb, of
n. b., and Miss Sarah L. llsly of Harrison.
In Presque Isle Oct oath, n e Nickerson and Miss
Christiana Beuvie, both of Monticello.
In Hodgdon Nov 22d, Tobias DeLue, of Calais, and
Miss NJ A. Robinson, of Hodgdon.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
DIED..

In kittery Dec 10TH Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt n
odd aged 66 years 10 months; 1lth, Annie H. ell
lest daughter of Lieut. Col. Wentworth of the 17th
lie Reg, aged Is years IL months.
In Peru, of diptheria, Hiram Weymouth, aged 10
years
In Knox Nov 26th. Rufus Bryant, aged Is years
In Monroe Nov 9th, Silas f. Putnam, aged Is yrs
months.
Sproul, aged "a years.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
Disease, of the Trr;na,v or,on.

eB-J. G. MOTT, Nj. D., Operating and Consulting
Surgeon and Physician, attends exclusively to Dis
eases of the Urinary and Genital Organs and Female
Complaints of all kinds, and the more obscure dis
eases OF the Pelvic Vicera as Piles Ruptures Hydro-
cee, varicocele, Fistula Early Decline of Manhood
&c. Dr. NJ keeps him self posted in all the improve
ments in the cure of Disease made in this country
may have the best medical and surgical treatment
the world affords. ADVICE FREE. Eg-0fice SO
Court street, BOSTON. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to 2
7. NJ and to 8 Z. NJ.
Mrs. NJ who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maadies of her sex, can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced
nurses. oct3eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
IMPORTS.

Havana-Bark c Hamton-45 hhds sugar, 200
boxes do. to Chase Bros & Co
Bark X knight-71 hhds sugar 81 boxes do to
Chase Bros & Co; cases cigars, to Geo Hunt
Matanzas-Brig Thos Connor-246 boxes sugar, to
Chase Bros & Co.
Sch Campbell-lS5 hhds molasses. % ties do; s hhds
sugar, SO boxes do, to Churchill & Co; bbls mo-
lasses, box sugar, to master.
Cardenas-Brig Hattie T. Wheeler-I93 hhds mo
lasses, to John Lynch Co.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
Coon SPRING BED has become an almost indi.

A GOOD SPRING BED has become almost indis-
pensable article, not only Of comfort and necessity
with every family, while the united testimony of
Physicians has placed their healthfulness beyond
question.
Noinvalid should be without one.
As an evidence of the superiority of
CoREY'S "PREBLE" SPRING BED
all Others is the fact that the demand for this
Spring Bed is quadruple that of any other kind
October l, 1862. If
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-13
FOREIGN PORTS

AT Messina oath ult, ship Sarah l. Bryant, Lee, for
Boston.
man, from Smyrnal for New York.
on Plymouth 2sth, ship Dorcas Prince, York, FIN
New York for London.
Ar at Newport T.. 18th ult, brig Caroline Kelley
Pote, fun London for Havana.
Ar at Greenoek 2sth ult, bark Palmyra. Croker,
New York.
Sailed from Glasgow 25th ult. A Blaisdel, Eaton,
kurrachee.
Sailed from Dublin 9th, Nellie Hunt, Leavirt, for
Leghorn.
Sailed from Flushing 10th ult, ophelia johnson.
At London 10Th uit, ships oleron. Percy. for Chin
chas to load for France; Wandering jew, Smart,
and Sabine, Woodland for Cardiff TO load Goals for
Alden at 35s Cd; Asa Eldridge. Coleman. for Shang-
haze, at 46s; Ocean Romp. Rairden; james Keller
Delano and American Eagle. Urquhart for n York
ldg; Wmdermere. Harding; John NJ Mayo, Chosen ;
Harraseeket. Watts; Aramingo, Arnold, and Fawn.
Nelson, disengaged; Ira Russell. Kelley: III Mild
may, Webb Rutland, Ingraham; Charlotte, Cous-
iDs; Black Hawk, Doane; Patrick Henry, Moore
and Amazon, Hovey, disg.
Chartered-ships Thos Harvard, for Akyab; HB
Wright. Rochester, Roswell Sprague, and Caledonia
AT Liverpool 18th ut, ships Mazeppa. Weeks, for
Chinchas, 10 load for Hamburg
At Cardiff 2sth ult. ships Henry Clark Towne for
Chinehas. TO load for Rotterdam; White Mountain
for do to load for Antwerp; Charlotte W White
for Maulmain, to load for England
Ar at Havana 9th inst, sch Ocean Ranger, Lewis
Sid 4th bark Courser, Griffin, New Orleans; brig
NJ Merritt, Berry. New York.
Sid 9TH brig Milwaukee, Brown, Cardenas.
In port 9th, barks Talayera, Merithew for Boston;
Aberdeen. Cochran, and Abbyla. Chandler, unc;
brigs W Dresser, Denkin. and Ocean Wave, Part
ridge, for New York: Caroline Eddy Pomeroy. for
New Orleans; IL Berry, Aud. for Boston; Ben
Dunning. Winchester for Vera Cruz; Jessie Rhy-
mas, Pendleton; kennebec. Blair; John Pierce Or
ton; ii Emery. Perkins; & IL Crowley, Drisko;
Darien, Henry. and Mary Alvna, Ames. unc; schs
Farnsworth, Hodsdon, G Baker, -; James
O'Donohue, Coney; Adele. Snow; Medora, Chase;
Ocean Ranger. Lewis. and Dolphin. Tyler. unc.
Ar at Matanzas Sd inst, brig Daniel Boone, Segar,
Portland.
Cid at Cardenas Goth ult banks Canada Melon
aid, Portland; Harmon, Buckley, do; sch Mohawk,
Staples, Baltimore.