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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

The following letter is from Louisiana Major
bearing date Little Rock, Feb. 27:"
Dear Sister Carrie: You asked me in your
last letter what thought Of the prospect Of Our
dearly beloved cause. To be candid, I have lie.
tie hope for its success new, though lass Dscen.
Der felt confident we would bs recognised
before the coming June. don't like the rsbsls
q bit; have been educated TO hate them hear.
tly; but must acknowledgs the South has been
mistaken in their character. We have always
believed that the Yankses would net Sight fer
anything like principle that they had no chiv-
airy, ne poetry in their nature. Perhaps they
have not; but that they are brave, determined,
persevering, they have proved beyoad question.
The trouble with them 10 that they never get
tired Of anything. They lest Ill the battles ct
6rst, and after Manassas We despissd them. This
wear has inasgurated . new order OF adairs.
We are beaten u al peints. We Do nothing
but surrender and evacsate and while hate the
L.ineolnites more than ever, respect sheo-I
can't help it-for their doggsd obstinscy and the
SLOW but sseady manner in which they carry out
their plans.
have lost heart in our cause. There 10 sens.
thing wrosk-somswhere. JEFF. Davis and our
political leaders are either knaves o. fools They
drew 10 into our present di1cullies. and nov
have no way Of showing % oat Of them.
II the South had known what would have
been the result Of secession, no State, unleas
South Carolina, would have gone ost Of the Us.
Son. We sll thought We could 80 out In peace !;
know I did, and laughed at the idea Of the
north attempting to keep us in the Union BY
force of arms. 1t was not possible Ne said
We had too many friends ia the free States.
Such step sould he followed BY . revolution
in the North, and the turning Of old Lincoln and
al the abolitionists ost Of e66cs.
Oh, well il can't be helped, Carrie. We are
| in for it. II 10 too late 70 retreat We must
6ght the thing out. ! cannot help
sbinking W will BE- soverpowered. Wears grow.
| ing weaker every day, and the North stronger.
fear 70 look st our future. We can't be sub.
ljussssd We al cay. / hope not; bat il We do
not ay the country. fear We viii experience
sonnet thing like subjugstios.
May be In gloomy to day; reckon I am.
Who vouldn's be? intend 70 fight - hard -
cas, bat can't zee ny way oss.
Tear up this letter. Do not let mother Or father
or any Of our relatives see il. have expressed
nv heart 70 you because yeu are ny dear sastsr.
and always tell you What believe.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

~A lawyer bult him an Office in the form
Of . hexagon, or six square. The novelty Of
the structure attracted the attention Of some
Irishmen who we're passing by; they made .
full stop and viewed the building very critically.
The LAWYER somewhat disgusted st their curios-
ity. lifted up the wisdow, pat his head out asd
addressed them:
"why do yeu stand there ike . pack Of
blockheads gazing at my ofice! Do you take
il for church ?"
"Fai1 answered one of them, II vas
thinking % till / sav the devil poke Lis head out
of the ~iudov"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

ITO CUaE HKAvEs II HoHsEs."-0lives r.
Nead, in the Nsv E.glasd Farmer, gives the
following simple cure for . trosblssoos and
damaging disease in h0rses:
The above msntioned disease has been coz.
sidered inesrable. About tso years since
owned . mare, which had the heaves bsdiy.
The disease vas brought on BY feeding her das'
~ bay, raked with wire tooth horse rase.
which, By the way, should never Be used 70 re
the hay that ve inseod 70 feed - hesssA De-
sy hay d very ipjur;oss - their Isssa. :sd has
been the principal cause Of she hesvss in many
Gases.
At the tins vss speaking sbsut. ~ .
notice in the Fsyyusr that s0Art-wee1 wead
cure the hesves; procured ss0s. ssd gsvs
her enc qsars dsy Of seroag dsesesies.
ssirrsd up u wheat bran, With ltsle sAlt, -
in three vesks the care - perfect
do NOT intend - ssy that il win es!s u
hesvss in I'll csses; bat Il is = givss n u ear.
II ssaess Of the dnsass, DIX 3 vm cure
nisssy casss eat q hsndred.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notice

- nreoy given, that in pursuance Of a license 70
spanted by the Judge Of Probate for the county Of
nm, shan sell at public auction the premises in
township Of Delhi, in said county, Saturday, the
q Nay next, at O'Clock in the afternoon, all the
oee md interest Of Isaac Holley, deceased (sub-
- ehs Widows right Of dover and all hens) in and
s following pieces or parcels Of land viz: the south
south west quarter of section -. town north of
west, 80 acres, invent0ried at $500 %; aloo the
49, Mh Of the north east quarter Of south sass quar-
section q, town north of range 3west, 20 acres
vsofied q $50 co. also the half Of southeast
R o. soueA eaes 4uastes e( sscsiea -, town 3north
S0p west, % acres, inventorisd at $50 o..
- unde known On day Of sale.
A. J. H0HIEY,
S0o0 AAm,f sseate q lnnae HnIry Aece1sea =.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

e-Oas Of the most revolving incidents Of
the var is the treatment Of our soldiers Who
we're killed at Balls BluH. A correspondent
vho visited the hastle fe'd With Ool. 0esry lsst
Tuesday merning says that il offered, The
ghassliest spectacle ever seen. thirty or forty
bodies, or skeletons rather. for crows and hoes
had left but little else, presrudisg froo the digit
earth that did not eever shen hses Q head, q
an aro, Or . leg"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

TA wealthy Quaker Of Indiana was asked
TO furnish aid in forming . cavalry regiment
he replied: Friends, thee knouees that can.
not give thee money or horses for var-var u
vieked-bus q. for my four horses, is il true
tha: tro will serve my seeds; and friend, vii
say this 70 thee, that ny stable door 10 not
'ocksd, and if see thee On one Of ny horses,
and thy friesd James on another, win keep the
peace towards both"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

Ts MAKE An EvERGRsEx 0Row ConPAcf.-
II you have An evergreen, q Norvsy spruce,
halsam fr, American spruce. - any Of tie Pnee,
and desire 10 make il more compact, Iuss pinen
out the bad from every leading oranch, ah
arosld and over il. Repeat tAs process again
next year, at this time. and your evergreen VII
co.tiSue thereafter 70 grow thiekly.-Iadisas
EssMey.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

judgment Of the President the expenditure OF the
any part thereof shall be advisable i've hundred
hfty thousand dollars.
For the erection Of temporary works in NarragAnset
Bay when in the judgment Of the President the e1pen
diture Of the same part thereof shall be advsa
bic, two hundred thousand dollars
Approved February 20, lse2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

Sszaosy Of State-wIIIIAN II SEWARD, Of New York
Scraoyy ef ne Tfeaswy-SAI.MON p. CHASE, Of Ohio
Ssrrxayy 9f tAe Intyi@-CAILB y. SMITH, Of Indiana
Sreydarv of tie Edry-GIDEOS WEIIES, Of Connecticut
SsyAnvy Of War-fkED. " STANTON, OF Pennsylvania
Psassaa1 GeaeraLMONTGOMERY BLAIR, Of Maryland
lUovmey Geweydt-EDwARD BATES, OF Missouri.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

"A correspondent suggests that the rebels
in and aheut New Madrid and Island No l0, ere
By tAh tine ven acquainted With Pspse ksay
q naa." II sxpsrieses is asy tesehef they
shsaA - theeoaehly eeaversaat With The
work.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
THE JuoiCAIR

Suprsme Court OF the United States.
CHi6 ysseiee-ROGER B. TANEY, Of Maryland
Ince;ate yussees-JOHN MCLEAN, Of Ohio
JAMES ~ WAYNE, Of Georgia
JOHN CATRON, Of Tennessee.
PETER v. DANIEL, Of Virginia
SAMUEL. NELSON, Of New York.
ROBERT C. GR1ER Of Pennsylvania
NATHAN CLIFFORD, Of Maine
JOHN A. CAMPBELL Of Alabama.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
MARION HOUSE,

p. Angler, Proprietor, Jackson, Michigan. This
House has been enlarged, re6tted, and elegantly fur
nshsd. Regular Boarders and Visitors can be accom-
nodatsd with good rooms first class fare and all the
comforts VI Hotel lfc most reasonable prices To
transient guests the Marion House presents induce
0snts BY way Of apartments large and well located,
ed furnished elegantly than those Of any other
Do al in his power to make every person at the Marion
0Ouse comfortable. r. r. Angler, Proprietor.
J. o. SEYMOU4, Head Clerk, formerly Of the Angler
House, Cleveland, q. +. A. Moss, steward, formerly
u the So. James Hotel, Buffalo, " Y. ly33S
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Regemts Of the UMiverxity.
lss Dist BENJAMIN !. BAXTER.
ID /" EASTMAN JOHNSON.
Sd LEVI BISHOP.
9Th I" DONALD MCINTYRE
ssh " Z IAKlN BROWN.
9Th HENRY WHITING.
1sh I" LUKE H. PARSONS.
sth /" OLIVER L. SPAULDING.
9Th WILLIAM n FERRY, JR
10Th " GEORGE BRADLEY.
Trustees Of Deaf, Dumb & Blind
JAMES A. WALKER, , .,ov BENJAMIN PERSON.
nv. b n FAY, Principal.
Asylum for Deaf, Dumb and BIind-Flint
Trustees Insane Asylum.
UDQAH P. WOODBURY., INA PITCHER,
WILLIAM BROOKS, ERASTCS HUSSEY
LUTHER H. TRASK, DANIEL l. PRATT.
Asylum for the lusane-Kalamazoo.
Beard Of Control Of the Reform
Railroad Comnissioners.
DvEf n ULAnAE, nVnAUE n. PkCK,
PElEY BILLS, WILDER d. FOSTER.
Inspectors Of the State Prison.
AMOS ROOT, ALFRED G.. BATES EDWIN A. FOOTE-
WIN L SEAT0N, Agent Of the State Prison.
J. CCENE TENNEY State Librarian.
GDO. ". BROWN, Supt. 81. MArys Falls ship Canal
h CRlPPEN, President State Agricultural Society.
State Board Of Agriculture.
DAVID CARPENTER HEZEKIAH @. WELLS
JUSIUS GAGE, SII.AS A. YERKES,
PMlO PARSONS, CHARLES RICH.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

GA Essls boy q issr ysssA isss;s sssS
l. sisdsw as the sessisG 90, - n ..S
d, i1fs thsE pretty! Dia 0se - ~
My, b nd Is red, shee - sss
fw 6e Usiea.s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
Justices Of the Supreme Cour
Judxes Of the Circuit Courts.

Judges Of the e. ircuit COurts.
lat Dist EDWARD II. c. WILSON.
ID NATHANIEL BACON.
ID BENJAMIN r. H. WrTHERE1L
Ath ts EDWIN LAWRENCE
bsh I" BENJAMIN =. GRAVES
9Th 3" SANFORD ~ GREEN
1th JOSIAH TURNER
eth LOUIS = LOWELL
och ELAvIUS J. LrTLEJOlfN
10th 4" JAMES BIRNEY
Cpp0 Peninsslo, DANIEL. GOODWIN.
Board Of Education.
GEORGE WILLARD wITrER BAXTER,
EDWIN WILLIS
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.
TAE EXECUTIVE
THE CABIN EFT.

Rsidemt- ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF Illinois.
Viee Pruid<nk-HANNIBAL HANIIN, Of Maine.
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Business Direftorp.

EAGLE HOTEL,
By J. n sIIEARER, Lansing, Michigan. Stages for st.
Johns, Jackson, Detroit and Marshall leave this House
daily.
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STATE OFFICERS.

AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor.
Henry T. BACKUs, President Of the Senate and r.
O6cjo Lieutenant Governor
JAMES PORTER, Secretary Of State.
CDORGE n HOUSE, Deputy do.
IANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor General
EZRA JONES, Deputy do.
JOHN OWEN, state Treasurer.
JAMES TURNER, Deputy do
JOHN u GREGORY, Superintendent Pub. Instruction.
CORTLAND b STEBnNS, Deputy do
aANUE s. LACY, Commissioner state Land Of,ce.
CYRUS HEWITT Deputy do.
CHARLES UPON, Attorney General.
JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General
J. H. FOUNTAIN. Quarter Master General.
Justices Of the Supreme Court.
GEORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice.
ISAAC r; HRisIIANcY, Associate Justice
JAMES v. CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING, ''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
BENTON HOUSE.

Z. HUDeON, Proprietor, VIM p HOUCK, Clerk, Ian
ong, Michigan. Stages leave this House daily for
ckson, 81. Johns, Detroit and intermediate places.
lansing, July I, 1861.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

" pflcTpS p-~r-s~.~- 49, r-oA
gan lansing, Dexter, and Jackson Stages stop at
TIN House. Charges reasonable. A Livery Stable 10
connected with the House. 3a.u
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CPCEC-NO. SOL

AN ACT to authorize the issue Of United States notes.
and for the redemption or funding thereof, and for
funding the floating debt of the United States.
Be esaded By tie Seaoe and HoSse qf Representatives.
Of tAe Caissd States Of AReyica IN C0s1res assembled
That the Of the Treasury hereby authorized
ISSUE the credit Of the United States hundred
and fty millions OF dollars Of United States notes
bearing interest, payable TO bearer st the Treasury
Of the United States and Of such denominations as he
Provided Aooy That fifty millions Of said notes shall
be in lieu Of the demand Treasury notes authorized be
issued by the act Of July seventeen eighteen hundred
and sixty one: which said demand notes shall be taken
rapidly practicable and the notes herein prov
ded for sustute for them And psUsided fxtAy, That
the Of the kinds Of notes together shall
exceed the hundred and ny millions
ceivabe in payment Of all taxes internal duties excses
debts, and demands q every kind due the United
States except duties on importe and Of all claims and
demands against the United States of every kind what
except for interest upon bonds and notes. which
shall be paid in coin and shall also be lawful money and
within the United States except duties imports
and interest Aforesaid. And any holders Of said Cni
ted States notes depositag any sum not less than y
dollars multiple Of hfty dollars With the Treas
Of the United States, either of Tie Assistant
TeAeurefS shall receive IN exchange therefor duplcase
certificates a deposit Of which may be transmitted
the Secretary cf the Treasury Who shan thereupoa
ee TO tie hoder a equal amount q bonds o The Uni
ted Satee coupon OF registered - may By said holder
Be desired bsarg interest q Tie rate Il Per eeasum
pr annum, paysbe semiannualy, and redssmable At
the pleasere Of the Cnted States atef I've yeae and
payAhle tUsnty yearo ffm the dnse tAefeC And sch
Gated States notes shall be received the a CON-
aS ther par value, h ayD0s fr ny lans tas ny b.
A1saAr ~ g ns0sehasA - ~ ssessiasy e ths
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09

E0sSEYS, Counsellors and Solicitors Lansing Michi-
- Prompt attention given TO Collections, Psymen
IAxes, and Investigation of Land Titles.
4 C. DART, s. n BINGHAM
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hB6WON B y N ES, M. L.,
sc1cuc RHYSlC1AN AND SURGEON. once and dwell
- 90 door north Of the Store Of Peck Merriheld,
9uohington Avenue. Refers to Prof. L r. Fisk
0l1inR. pec & 1850
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Approved February IS, 1862.
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IPuEiIC-No. %
An ACT making Appropriation to illuminate thu
Public Buildings

Be enaeed By tic Senate and HosI:e Of Representatives,
q the United States Of Ameried IN Conress assemtied,
That the sum Of thousand dollars much there
OF as may be necessary be ami the Is hereby ap
propriated, able u any money the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated 70 enable the Comssoner
OF Pube Buildings 10 carry out tue order of Congress
for the illumination Of Public Buildings tie twenty
second Of February eighteen hundred and sixty two
Approved February 20, lso2.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-22
Fnghual Accident on the Western Railroad.

A frightful and singular accident occurred
on the Western Boston and Albany Railroad
Tuesday evening, which was briefly announc-
ed by telegraph on Thursday morning. 1t
was the consequence of most fiendish at
tempt at wholesale murder, and it is almost
miricle that the foul design of the mscreant
who planned 1t did not succeed. The cause of
the accident was as simple as it was effective,
being the removal of single rail, and at a
point of the road where its discovery in seaso
to check the train was an lmpossibility
The train was one that left Boston at 2.15 p.
M, and was due in Albany between 10 aud IL
o'clock. 1t occurred near bridge, and direct
ly opposite short curve, only few miles from
Chatham -Four Corners, n. Y, and where there
was an embankment Of fifty feet or more on
the side of the track down which the entire
train was thrown. The locomotive 'Saranac," !"
one of the largest and fastest on the road, was
completely overturned and arrived at the bot
tom almost totally demolished. The baggage
car and two passenger cars followed success
lively, and were completely wrecked. OF
course al the lights were extinguished, and
the anxiety and confusion among the passen-
gers was for while very great. The men in
charge of the train were-Conductor, Charles
Fenton; engineer, William Horton; fireman.
BENJAMIN Evans; baggage master. Henry
Sike; and brakeman, Edward Chandler. The
engineer and fireman were badly bruised and
scalded: but it is thought not dangerously, and
the baggage master was slightly hurt. The
only passengers injured were a lady and gentle
man from Providence, and they very slightly.
-lBoston Journal, Friday.
A meeting of the passengers was held after
their arrival at Albany to give expression to
their feelings in view Of their wonderful es-
cape from impending destruction, and among
those who signed the record of the meeting
was George r. Davis, Esq, of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-22
The State of South Carolina DIR. to b. 8
Dennis.

In rebel mail recently captured between
Charleston and Georgetown, by boats crew
which landed and caught the mail carrier, the
following curious document was found. 1t was
addressed to "B. b. Dennis, Esq, South Santee
p. o., Charleston District, 5. c." and is, as
will be perceived, a statement of an account
oil Mr.. Dennis against the state for whipping
certain negroes. 1t affords curious picture
OF the boosted civilization OF the slave states
Why the the negroes were whipped does not
appear; but they seem to have received their
punishment on public and not on private ac-
count
The State Of South Carolina. Debtor to Benjdmin B.
Dennis, Special Constable under Solomon Cotrdrd
one Of the magistrates Of williamsburg district 4.
The State agt. slave Amos the property of j. NJ,
Knight:
To whipping said slave on the 7th Dec 1861 50 rs
" l7th O15
9th O *
"summonng jurors the I'd December, 1861,
at q cents each, / 6S-3 80
The state dgt. Henry and John, the property
OF H. Lehud
To serving warrant against the body of said
slaves, 9Th November. 1851, 200
To summoning jurors the 18th of Novem-
Der, at Il cents cach 6S
To summoning witnesses on the 18th of No
vember, at q cents each 81
To whipping the said slave Henry the 14th No
vember 1861. O75
To whipping said slave John the l4th Noyeni-
Der, 1851, 76-6 02
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-22
PECIAL NOTICE ES.

DEAFNESS CURED.-Mrs. NJ. G. Brown will be at
the Preble House for week.
remarkable case of deafness cured in twenty four
hours by Mrs. VI. G. Brown, Professor the Z, Q
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 Preble House and made arrange
ments for Mrs. u. TO treat for deafness. In "a
hours after her first application could hear every
voice in the house. can stand in the cellar and
hear the clock tick Ia the parlor. Grateful to God
for his great deliverance, heartily commend her
mode of treatment to all who suffer have done "
Every kind Of diseased and weak eyes, also Catarrh
healed, and cure warranted. Charges moderate.
MRS. N. G. BROWN,
Nov. 1S-n 410 Arch ST., Philadelphia
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-22

A SAD CAsE.-Mr j. b. Winsow of Graf
regiment at New Orleans, for sickness. He
arrived in New York, and so great was his
anxiety to reach home that he rode night and
day. He was taken cut of the cars at Bethel
and cared Tor by kind friends, who desired him
tive's hopes, he declared that he felt better,
though every one saw that he must soon die.
Home was before him and he must reach it
that night A friend accompanied him in the
stage. He arrived within an hours ride of his
dear home, where his wife and children stood
ready TO receive him, when, unknown to his
companion, his spirit took its flight from the
body. 1t was a sad and touching sight.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Rangoon Sept 18TH ships yaucluse. Gilchrist,
for Europe. ldg; Mary Croeker, Williams. for do do
bark j Il Duvail, 1ribble. I'm Batavia, unc.
Cid at Calcutta Sept 26th, ships Garnet, Bradford
for Boston; Henry Harbeck True, York.
AT Mauritus 5th ult, ship Manlius, Bray, for Fall
mouth +, with cargo of bark Joseph Hale, which put
in in distress.
AT do 9th ships Edward. Hale. from Calcutta for
Boston: Geneva, Barnes, do Tor do Edw Stanley,
Yates, I'm Maumain for Falmouth E; Eastern Queen
Ho.biook. sold for S'lO0; bark Joseph Hale, Stew
ems, sold for $3.50.
Al Montevideo Sept 80, ship Josiah Bradiee. Mich
OILS, FIN Boston, ar Sept 2sth for Buenos Ayres next
day.
At Rio Janeiro 9th ult. ship Persia. Doane. from
Cardiff, ar 7th.
saieu fn Liverpool lst inst, ships Cariamsgne for
New York; Mary Bangs. for Boston.
AT ST Jago lst inst. brig Nantasket Sawyer. for
Sailed from Cienfuegos Both ult bark Benja Bur-
gess. Snow. Boston; NJ stetson, Neal. NYork.
Ar at Havana 18th ult, bark La Ciguena. Adie.
York; k Knight, Cannon Portland; Essex. FIN
Boston; sch Hattie Ross. Poland, Portland.
Al Slst, bark c Hamilton. Haskell, I'm Portland;
brig w Spencer, New York.
AR I'd inst brig Trenton, Atherton, Portland; 5th.
bark ST Jago, Berry, doi brig Thos Connor. York.
Ar sth. bark Courser, Griffin. Portland; brig Ash
Ter, 1hestrup, do.
Ar 18th inst. brig Jessie Rhynas, Pendleton. from
New York; 18Th. bark Abbya. Chandler. Boston;
14th, brig Calmuck. johnson. Machas.
Cid 18th. bark b shaw. Mcintosh. Boston; brig
Hancock. Gibbs. New York; 3d, Timothy Field. Roy
In port 18th. ship Bamberg for sale; brigs Fannie.
Il
N Merritt, Perry, unc; schs Florida. Addison; VIM
Mason, Hatch; Hattie Ross, Poland, and others.
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult. brigs Denmark, Staples,
Portland; 3lst, Amanda Jane Doane, Bangor; IL IL
McGilyary, Crockett, Portland
AR 9Th inst, brig Amanda Jane, Dorr from Bangor
flor Philadelphia in days.l
Ar 4th, schs James G Brooks, GRAHAM, Portland.
Ar 18th brig Thos Connor, York, Havana; sch
Rogers, Langley, Philadelphia.
Cid 30th, brigs Stella, Lilly, Portland; 3lst. Mar
tina Washington Leland and Essex, Sinnet, do.
In port Sth inst. bark NJ Haven, Hall, une; brig
Curtiss do sch Campbell, Pickett, for Portland,
and the above arrivals.
Ar at Cardcnas 10Th ult, bark Ionic, Hutchinson,
Portland; brigs Tornado. Tibbeits. and Young Re-
public Libby. do; Nesta, Fuller, New York; schs D
Colby. Hartman. Boston; Chas Mathews, Mathews,
Portland, tand cid 9th ON return.l
Ar Slst. brig Robin killman Frankfort.
Ar 4th inst bark Colcord, Coicord. fin Portland;
schs George Deering, Pinkham, from do; Trident,
Snow, New York.
Ar 18th, brig Benj Carver. Perry, Searsport.
Cid sth, brig Tornado, ribbetts PoI tland.
Sid 18th. sch A Colby. Hartman, Boston.
Ar at ST Johns NF 22d ult sch Sea Bird, Hamilton.
New \ ork.
Ar at Chatham y Sd inst sch Argo Boudrot. fin
Boston.
Ar at ST John NIB 18th inst. schs Pocahontas, Cam
eron, Belfast 18th, Ariel Holden, Portland.
SPOKEN.
Nov s, lat 10. Ion As 54 was passed bark w Ans