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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16
8 hc southern Methodist F8OOk
Cpneeru

CoHterus
The Clarksburg (Va) Telegraph refer
ring to our exposure of this infamous
machine-shopof treason says;
We know something of this "srclusirs-
IN religious concern" During the last
eighteen months il has been one Of the
most efficient agents that the devil has
had employed in the grand Job of en-
deavoring to destroy this Union. j. b.
Mci'eTin, its "head and front" was
what was styled IAN original secession
ist." l.. ID. Huston, a smiling. whining,
canting, sallOw- faced, Aaxen- hard d. D.,
native of Ohio, and editor Of the Home
Magazine and Sunday School Paper, did
all he could in "fring the Southern
heart" But it is unnecessary to enume-
rate these rebel clergy. The whole con-
eern was conducted on rebel principles.
The agents and managers were in a con-
tinuOl race endeayoring TO outstrip the
political demagogues in showing the in
tensity Of their devotion to the rebel
cause. The concern published Confed-
crate Primer aud a Confederate Almanac.
1t was boosted of by the preachers, es-
pecially those of zone horse" calibre that
the Southern Methodist Church had taken
the grand initiatory steps in the work
of secession in Withdrawing from the
North. They frequently boasted that
had the politicians possessed the fore
sight Of the Methodist preachers, seccs-
sion would have taken place long ago.
While the Federal forces were at dis
lance they were on the stump firing the
youth Of the land---eXhorting them TO
enlist and murder their countrymen, but
no sooner are they surrounded by the
Federal TROOPS. than they become "erclu-
siUely 'ec'gio'8," pious q souls
Well, in our opinion, the whole concern
should be cOnfscated, type, presses and
everything attached % 4, aaa al tho con-
traband books published by it taken and
thrown into a heap on the public square
in Nashville and converted into q bonfire.
Rev. A. l.. p. Green, who, though not
ostensibly an active manager in the con-
Germ, possessed a controlling influence in
directing its affairs, is another of the
type Of original secessiOnists. We heard
him make a speech of two hours length
in MurlreesbOro on the Goth of April,
1861, and we can say of a truth that we
never heard political demagogue resort
10 as many mean, low shifts as did the
Aforesaid A. l.. p Green, ID. d., and a
Presiding Elder in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South.
The great body Of the Methodist Cherch
south were as loyal as any other people,
but many have been beguiled into rebel
lion by the internal promptings Of their
teachers. Let the "Book Concern" be
confscated and never let its charter be
renewed. Let this engine of evil be de-
stroyed, and never be revived TO disturb
the peace Of she country.
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Arrested.

We learn that Mr.. Hogan, living near
the city, was arrested yesterday for cir
culating Grape Vine" rebel dispatches.
We hope some arrests of the same sort
will be made here among some Of our
noisy and industrious rebels. They
must learn that IL is an unsafe business
for man to invent any calumny or start
ling report that may injure the Union
cause, and prop the lettering cause Of
rebellion, We have had too much Of
this abomniable work, and the police
should seize these grape vine telegraphers
in their offices, in their counting
and on the street corners. A wretch
who would try 10 excite the white popu-
lation of the State to rebellion and blood
shed is blacker and greater villain than
he who would stir up mutiny among a
few ignorant slaves. These Nashville
rebel tale-bearers and news-mongers
have had grass enough cast at them, and
ssl,ey have laughed at it. Now let a few
wklas stones whiz about their ears. Let
every man detected in starting incen-
diary rumors be marched off to Jail.
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our Array in Missouri.

An officer writing from Missouri
says
AsToNGsHMENT OF TIE PEOPLE AT TIE
SIZE or OUR ARMY.
All along our route the greatest aston
ishment is expressed at the great numbers
of our troops. At Forsyth one man
"reckoned the army was thirty miles
long. He had never seen so many men"
A young woman, the other day, said to
me, "The Norttern soldiers are heap
healthier and stronger looking men than
the Secosh army" One women said "she
did not suppose there were so many men
in the world" AS the troops are pass
ing, the people stand in their doorways
and front yards, and look on with the
greatest establishment. When told that
the Northern armies are recruited by vol
unteering, and that nc one is pressed in
to the service, they can hardly realize the
truth of the statements. The other day |
told a citizen Of this State that there
were more more men blowing their fields
in the Free States than there are in the
whole army Of the United States, who
stood ready, when needed to volunteer
for the maintenance Of the Union. He
expressed great wonder that it should be
so, and said, "well, l reckon the South
might as well give up first as last, and
come under the old Union. There is no
use in fighting any longer
A REMARKABLE STORY.
One of our soldiers, the other day, stop
ped at house by the wayside, where
book or a newspaper is a curiosity; and
the good woman of the house was partic-
ularly given to the marvellous, when the
following conversation took place
Said the woman, I never seed SIGH 4
sight Of men before in all my born days
Where on airth they all come from, beats
me-"
To which the soldier replied with unu-
sual seriousness and gravity, "Why, my
good woman, for several years before this
rebellion broke out, all the Dutch and
Yankee women in the North have been
having twins, and all boys, and the coun-
try has become so thicllIy populated il
has become, necessary to send them TO
subiugate the South to get rid of them"
"Wall," said the woman, Z" / reckon it
must be so, for SIGH an army never seed
IN all my born days reckon the South
had better make peace as soon as they
can, or we shall be oyerrun."
The soldier reckoned she was about
right that time, paid for his hoe cake,
and went on.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

Since the meeting of the Union Con-
yention in this city, Union confidence
has increased rapidly, and the Rebel
drill-sergeants and grapevine men are
becoming more depressed. A desperate
effort was made to cheer up the faithful
on Tuesday evening by circulating a
report that Morgan had recaptured all
his men on the Louisville train, but,
~ 55s, ! it turned out that the prisoners
aad been shipped off by steamboat;
90 And the voice IN their dreaming ears melted
away %
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FRtDAY MORNING. MAY lG, 1862.
rho Railroad Bridge.

The Railroad Bridge over the river at
this place is progressing rapidly the
Eastern span is nearly finished. The
Western span was commenced on We'd
nesday, and the draw span on Tuesday.
All the materials for the structure are
expected to arrive here tomorrow. The
number of hands employed is forty. Mr.
Bent, the contractor, intends to finish the
bridge by the 1st of June The plan is
that known as Homes. There viii be a
drawer and the general appearance will
be the same as before This reparation
Of the injury done by the rebel army and
by Gov. Harris will be of vast benefit
to our city and the public. Thus step by
step theFederal flag follows the retreating,
cowardly and disastrous rebel power and
repairs the injury and destruction it has
brought upon the people.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

We learn that several cases Of small!
pox have occurred in Columbia. We
urge the people everywhere to take pre-
caution against the spread of the dis
ease. At time when nearly one mil
lion Of men are distributed in large boz
dies, in camps, there is peculiar danger
Of its spreading.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

hR- Enron lyield 10 lhe a=t;erng request Of lhe
members Of Che Bar, and The earnest solicitation Of
numeroua friends and aoquaintanocs, and auuouuce
myself candidate for The office Of Judge Of this the
9Th Jodical Circuit, composed OF the counties Of Ia.
yiezon and williamson TIE Election 10 be held 0n
She 22d Instant. MANSON ~. HRiEy.
Nay Q 1902 re
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

The following letter was received at
the Medical Directors Office, in this
city, and being pertinent to the much
abused privilege of discharge from SER
vice, has been submitted for publication.
CAMP SHILOH, NEAR PITTsBURGl
LANDING, May 3, 1862. s
Sm:--I have recently received from
Nashville several certificates of dis
charge for soldiers in my regiment.
This is to inform you that with one
exception, they will not be signed.
Two of the men, who, in some way,
imposed upon the authorities at Nash
vile, and have been permitted to go
home, with the idea that they would be
discharged from service, are now as
hearty as any man need be to serve his
country, and are Boosting of their sue
cess in deceiving the surgeons who made
out their papers
do not mean TO reflect upon the
medical skill Of those in charge of my
men at Nashville, for l know that any
one is liable to be deceived by false re-
presentations but | cannot endorse the
recent wholesale discharge of my men,
and ! will punish as deserter any SOL
der in my regiment who goes home,
and, being able to do duty, refuses to
return to his regiment, because some one
in Nashville thinks him unfit for service.
respectfully,
JEo. NJ. HARLAN, f.
Co1 Ia Kvr poor
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

The GREAT BATTLE Ar WILLIAMS
BuRG.--The long account Of this battle,
whisa we give to-day, will be found ex-
ceedingIy interesting
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

The landing is covered with army
wagons, army stores, and a large guam
tity of cotton. The river is falling
rapidly.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue OF a YENumOy ENfosAs, b. me dircGtef.
- aud delivered from ile Honorable Circuit Court
ise9 ' I'm ,' Oouniyl ,, ny i 4alen term
DOR, Tor cash. at The Court House Yard boz Che CITY OF
Nashville, on Saturday the Jth day VI June 1882 l
the rPt, tite claim, Interest and estate which g X
WINSTON then had or may have suCo acquired, in
aud 81 the following described ul of ground, lying m
The CITY " Nashville, Davidf0n county Tennessee
lot No. IL, known ag Bauoss Grove aB per sam
Weaklcy's Survey OF lots Registered in Hcrsters
Once, Book ., Page 2ii begnn Dg AZ the southern
corner Of said Lot AZ the iutereci0n ~ Mulberry and
High streets running thence On ne Iast side OF fTgh
street N0rthUardly towards tue town 0f Nashville
l72N feet, 30 . stake thence at right angles East
wardy no feet % ~ iset alley thence % right
angles southwmlY lI24 feet ~ Mulborry street
thence az right angles 30 feet with Mulberry street
70 Che beuuuing being levied on as Che property Of
2. ~ winston 20 satisfy Judgment Boz favor u james
M. Barnes against q. X. Winston, 70 Winston, a. h
Standard, AMI IN T. Woods
Inis Nay 6th, 1862. J. d. HINTON,
May G-@3t sherln III a. q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

Some one is guilty of filling the alley
near our Office with all kinds Of stenchi-
bilities and stinkifcations. Will the Ci-
ty M@shaI please call at our office for
further information.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

The Rebel Capital has been moved, il
is said, from Richmond to Danyille, Va.
Let Il move 10 the Devil.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

Our markets are supplied with BUSH
els of large and delicious Strawberries,
fifteen az twenty cents a quart.
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CHANCRLLOR.
FOURTH uAEcERY district.

FOURTH CIAECERY district.
We ne aathorzsd % announce Hon. s4NURl D.
FEEssOS a candidate Tor reelection o. Chancellor
OF the Fonrth Chancery District, ocmposilg the
counties Of Davidson, Williams n Haury, Giles and
Lewis apo "a
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

The Memphis appeal Of the 18th ult,
is printed on q half sheet Of coarse blue
wrapping paper The Memphians must
"haye the blues"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

The Confederate authorities Of Mis-
,ssippi are issuing Cotton Notes based
asy son cotton, and then sending out ruff
4 fans like Morgan to burn the cotton.
That is Mississippi honesty and honor.
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10 be Ernecte 8.

We hear it stated that Chancellor
RIDLEY in. the ShelbyvilIe Chancery
District, who has been a raging Rebel
from the first is a candidate for re-
election. lie announces himself in the
Dispatch, the Rebel organ in this city,
but not in the Union. lie says that if
he is elected and is required to take
the oath of allegiance he will do it, Jat
he ,0iB mob consider IL binding at aH"
A good sample of Rebel Judge
Gen PrIce's shakespeare n Read.
fngs.
TEiCE-"Thcse Lincoln soldiers rise
with twenty mortal murders on their heads,
To push in fran, mr. SlOolsi
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

Two secession prisoners at Camp But
Ter, named Dawson and Hendricks, got
iEto a quarrel on Saturday, when Ken
bricks seized a large stick and dealt
Dawson heavy blow, from the result Of
which he died in about two hours Both
men were from Alabama, but were mem
bers Of the Fortieth Tennessee RECIPIENT.
Col. Morrison was about institubhg a
court Of inquiry, when Coroner Hopper
arrived, and the Colonel handed She case
over 20 him IS being the proper person 70
hold the inquest, The jury returned a
verdict according 10 the facts. Hendricks
will be be brought to the city to- day and
lodged in lthe county jail-S1rinQfeH
(WS) Journal
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Information
Wanted.
$40 Reward

WILL be given 20 any that can give any lnfor-
w nation as 10 whore J. can find my 500 nn in
tegent lad, about ~ years OF age lie left my house
last Friday 70 90 % Calb0rnos Addit0n aud has not
been heard Of since.
WM. SHOWERS
May l3-3tf south Market S.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16
nara on the Rebel AdnInIstratlou

From The Richmond Examiner, May D,
II cannot be denied that the position
of the COnGederacy is anything rather
than desirable. Indeed, II aay country
ever had glo0my day. IL IS ours aolO-
How ,ho great opportunities OF inc past
have been improved, how the immense
power of the South has been FILTERED
and squandered away, and whittier a
persistence in the policy and principles
which have brought misfortune on us
will eventually lead, are thoughts which
frequently recur TO every mind.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

Postomees Ise-oPencd In Tennessee.
Nashville, County seat) Davidson
county.
Gallatin, County seaD Sumner co.
GAINESVILLE, County seat) NJ Montgomery
county.
Springfield County seat Robertson
county
Franklin, County seat williamson
county.
Columbia, County scat Maury co.
Murfreesboro' County seat Rutherford
county.
shelbyville, County seat Bedford
county.
Lebanon, County seaD Wilson co.
Smithville, county seat DeKalb
county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
to day, as other Offices are re.opened.
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the above
list at least once week.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

~ AL KTNDs AND BllFFl % bc DAD st
~ ap 20-n LOCKS, 40 Culon street.
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Of O writ Of feri dciir Oh me directed
- from the Honorable Circuit Court of the Unncd
States for the Middle District OF Tennessee will tx-
pose 20 public vcuduc 90 the hghcst bid r., Tor Cash
on the promises ct J. NJ. Brennan. 40 h.s Foundry on
Front street, ON the 10Th day of MAY 1862 The FOL
lowing properly, go witt SEVERAL LOTS or PIG
lkON amounting @ two hundred and thirty tons
mere or less, levied ON as the proportyor said T. M
Brennan 90 satisfy judgment In ay0r 0r Alexander
Brennan AZ Co., rendered at the Apr Term, lS62 of
said Court Sale 10 commence nt - O'Clock
r. o. iLActlCK,
NASHVILLE, May 2, 1861 o. $. ga.sba N.uT
muyT-td
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MuuEtaEp.
~
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

Tennessee bank Notes selling at % 90 40 a c. ds
Georgia Old Banks, .,..,...,.. 90 % 81 %
South Carolina and Alabama. 40 " 4h
Virginia aud North Caroluu......,.45 90
Ohio, Indiana and Kcutuc'y.......
Z s. Treasury Notos.......,.....,. . "
Ca These rates are for gold
The Bank of West Tennessee s au exception 20 the
above quotations. sales have been made &C 90 "a O..
discount for gold
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16
RUDOLPH wURLITzER,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
81 Main Street,
CINCINNATI, -.

u kEIS constantly ON hand larg, supply OF strin
III and Bross and German Silver Mary Rund In
struments, which be oier at a. oN prices as any
Astorr house. Orders by mali o. express promptly
attended To- mayS-2w
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

JEo. NJ. HARLAN, F.
Col. 10 Ky. Reg.
The New York herald., 1862-07-25
The Use Of Postage Stamps as q Circu-
IaiinU Medium.

There appears TO be very general misapprehension
with regard 70 the act authorizing payment in stamps
and to pr0l circulation of notes of less denomi-
nation than olar, which approx cd on the l7th
of July Jnder the provisions OF this act the Score
tary Of the Treasury, and the Postmaster General
directed to furnish postage and other stamps TO the
Assistant Treasurers, and such designated repositories
OF the United States the former may select TO be
changed by them on application for the United states
notes and from and after the 1st Of August next such
stamps shall be received in payment Of all dues to the
United Eaes less than five dollars and shall be received
exchange for the United States notes when
in not less than Eve dollars to any Assistant Trea
designated depository selected as aforesaid.
Hence the law does not make postage stamps legal
tender does require postmasers receive them in
exchange for United States notes 1t is expected that the
Secretary OF the Treasury will furnish postage stamps to
be used a circulating medium under the law, in such
form that they cannot be attached to letters other
mailable matter Such stamps will be exchanged by
postmastes for the regular postage stamps besides be-
ing edeemabe IN Treasury notes by Assistant Trcasurers
and such designated repositories the Secretary of the
Treasury may select No postage stamps be thus
changed al post Offices redeemed by the Treasury De-
partent unless furnished through the agehces OF has
department.
Postage stamps now sold by posmasters are not ex-
changcable redeemabs by then and il such stamps
grmmed to pasteboard other paper which sols
renders them unfit TO be used in the prepayment OF post
age they will be rejected for postage beesuse when
soed they cannot be distinguished from stamps which
have already been used for postage.
The New York herald., 1862-07-25
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

LOUISVILLE July "a, 1862
party Of twenty 1.-TWO gusrillas in Todd county were
attacked mistaken for Unonsts by another rebel squad
Of forty coming into Kentucky. Tho former whipped
tho latter party back Seven or eight were killed, and
quite number wounded.
NASHVILLE, July "a, 1862.
Ex-Governor VIM. B. Campbell has accepted a Briga-
dier Gcnersship and takes command Of the Union
troops Great satisfaction Is manifested at
this arrangement.
Captain Sroden takes seven hundred released prisoners
70 Camp Chase tomorrow morning.
Plot KSoB, No, July "a, 1852.
II Is reported this morning that tho detachment Of
four companies under Major Linpert, sent out from
Rvas Station by Colonel Boyd to intercept the guerias
who made the raid Greenve, has fallen in with the
enemy completely dispensing the band, taking sixteen
prisoners and recovering the booty taken at Greenyle
No further particulars yet received.
The New York herald., 1862-07-25
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS.
NEw OpIRass-Schr M Rover-TB B Seymour 7 Rich, N
FaIrow, L Phillips, Miss Goodwin Gaiar,, Laoose.
Vanled
BkRnupABrig Princess Royal Richards, Haywood.
Il Brown,
CUMBERLAND HARBoR-Brig Breeze-Iohn Ragen, Craig,
Entreken, Eisibant, all OF Philadelphia
TosAsco-Brg San Juan-Mrs Nemeggie, B Armeag gol
NEw ORrEANs-Bark Charles Keen--Cari Kuhn and fami
", " West, Perry, B Albert bendet.
MARAcAso-Bark Ilva-Capt Scandells wife, fve child
and servant.
sAvAsILLA-Bark A s.ephenson-A II sinnonds,
Hayes.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Europa, from Boston-Thos CAT
heid and wife, q Nazro, George Na1ro,
Miss Margaret Casey. Boston Miss Mary ii Parker,
Ro.bury Mrs W A Putnam. Salem John Mar.
vim New Bedford Miss Henrietta Barnes Henry
X sawyer. Providence, John j whtnore Maine; ]
Pslser and WIFE Fort Edward, N.Y. Mrs Walter and
servant Henry Carter, Francis 2artlott and wc Vim
Richards, New York; Mrfiodane Mrs Noble Miss Rose
Noble. Buffalo; Peter Collins Virginia. Woo scn wife and
SIM Mrs Pouiet and three children Ranrss. Chss Loics
$ Pierre; James de Wolfe Spur and wife, NJ Francis X
sheiatop 81 John NB; Csptln sr Iienry IuntIey British
Mr. Dseey London; jose NeTon and Insn Negos, South
Boston Mrs Enner and Foley. Ney York FGrman
Mack wife and two children, Illinois; Green Havre de
Grace, NF-9. Total, IS.
The New York herald., 1862-07-25
s HIPPIN G NE VS..
ALMANAC KEW Yorx-rBrs DAY
euy RIsrs ........,.. ~ morn 4 20
suN srrs............... Szl RiCn WATER IS
Port or New York. Juis "a, lssa.
CLEARED.

CLEARED. ;
b.Es
Isss Sinne lrsi S5.pnsrnann, Ienaon-vns.r. 90.
Ssrs yess' DAM Leehusen, Falmowh-Funch, Mencie
s:rs Sarah MsndsI By. Bsrss, jackson
Bark Emma Cnshing, Dixon, Barceona--Ya,es Porter.
BARK wnhemina, Even, Port au Prince-H Becker 4
ssrs Mnnes9s. MIN si@cns' Ma MsvsnsJ Srsw,tsr
Brig Arso (Norw), Asbers, Lei,h-funsh, seinske
Big Gold Hunter tBr,. Rogers cork--Boyd Hncken.
Brig dunare. Means, Cork and Famou,h-H r w
,,Brs John Sorw), ol,ls. oueensown-Funch Meincte
Brig Joe tfor), camuss. Queenstow n rIonboe Co
ss sy Dsspf so1gsr M Mason Eness
schI John Williams tBr), Knowles, 81 Thomss-R B 81
sehr psvid;on, Ketsbsm, sas.au,-Dsrren AGO
eRr ssson l sscassp Demd irumeu
schr Margaret Ann tBr), ),whepley btJohn, MA Smith
schr 81 warIns, Smith, New orleans-Tsppse 4 Bea,ts
sehr chss Colgate, Virgins Aexsndris--vsn Brunt 4
ss,ss. SisSa, Young ya3sa.aGssvup Bsn, slash,
% Sue sn Ssnhln 91sr pass nA o"re"
s sr hs@qn sJan rdsdsshysn hn gran sh
seSr Wave Merritt fhlIsd Psa' Hunter
ssr sr Mpssr i Ss% FS snRssIesa rys Co.
sesr Nelson wv, Wen, Ryder, gssonmBskeg Dayton.
sloop Warren, stokes New Haven-s ID siannard.
ARRIVED.
steamship North star Jones Aspnwall July I6 with pas
scus-rs aud treasure 10 Alien. 2d inst, AN, lat
50 81 Ion ~ 81, spoke bark Grace Warrington.
ship Prima Dlina, Ucrrnan, Fan Francisco 90 davs
with ndse. to John McGaw Was Is days equator
In the Pacific; had sroag SE sales In the South farac
which eontnued 10 days makngH days TO ,are Horn "a
much aud Ics and cold on the
2i rom thence 70 the eguaor IN the Atlantic and
frvn thence Saup Hpok; have had light winds the Ia
June ~, 81 20 r. lon S. 40 w.
iton. o New York rom Iysfrcoi fer Ca laoi sh Is a.
81 3 siguslxeG Br ship July ~ LAT M Iot,
60 07 w spoke Hr brig Los Amigos hence for Janaca 2
lat 352 Ion n spokehp ricondcross, from bombay fdr
New York. lO3 ont Same brig HANDY
fer Neuyas When the ID len San Francisco II was ow.