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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27
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: THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1852.

PROVOST. .MARsHALs-The appointments Of Judge
Spofford and Mr. s. R. Proctor will be seen else
Mhera
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27

RATHER FuNNY.--Tne funniest incident Of the
war happened the other day in one of the border
counties of East Tennessee. company OF some
thirty or forty Union men were trying to make
army they came to azcreek which they we're
compelled to wade. Not wishing to get II, their
clothes wet, they shelled off, all to their shirts.
and while in this condition they were susprlseu oy
nuysnit of them. Being somewhat frightened they
lied in double kpg mas st1as c'ntSldr hst tail ih
pHnae p;nn and Appropriated the same. What became
of tbe Jries we unable to say but rather
Sunrise they are in poor condition for the cold
s,aeaather Old Abe had better look after them,
! and give them pair Of leggings, if nothing more.
go" o. Cireenvlle (Tt m. Banner.
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I.nuisiann Intelligence.

Before we leave tor the wars, we are very
anxious to obtain clock of hair u from one of
our particular ranting and raving friends, who,
several months ago, could deyour half dozen
Yankees for breakfast" any time!" And we
also wish to know what he has done with those
iifty bales Of cotton he was going to give for the
SUPPORT of the Southern Confederacy-about the
same time. a..
broke out,n and we are desirous of knowing his
whereabouts. TBossier Banner.
The river has risen three feet during the past
week. and is still rising. shreveport Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27

MARTIAL. LAW IN MoB1LE.-Martiall law has been
proclaimed in Mobile and vicinity by Gen. Jones,
and the writ Of habeas corpus suspended,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27

M1LlTARy.-Important notices to the military
will be found elsewhere.
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The JUVENILE THEsPIANs will give another per
formance on Saturday next, See notice.
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arWe are indebted to the Southwestern Elk
press Company for late papers from Texas
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We have seen private letters from Nasvle net dver
nessee, which say thiIt the Yankees navy s ~ tba
four hundred men 1ince their occupation OF Una. Ia,
city. The picket duty OF the enemy Is oohe Wy
brgades every staggler ID taken Ola on rxsmpsr
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Nartllnlar ,Notnes.

Il B1- Consignees by the steamer Natchez
will please take oice that he fegh bills Small Packages
delivery. II died for by IL O'clock
FRIDAY each week. they will afer that time be found at
the Office of ], j.. PERSON Il co
n m27 st AZ Carondeet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-27

HERRY,S COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the Original MAYsvlILE COAL OIL
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, tof 70 years standngl
No. LII Poydras street, =s.r
Where you can't find 2OD gallons Of on nor oeoo Lamps
Coal Lamp together with variety Of Cam
phehe, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps.
generally have on hand Oil by the barrel, which
pure usual continue to supply the trade with
from twenty barrels time and just rich anf
Coal Oil Lamps the trade requires at asiow prices
4 can be found elsewhere.
pnl2 Isl. PEHRY.
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SUpERiN1ENDESris OFFICE MO, q. AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD GsaPANY,
Npw Orleans, March "a, 1862. J
B-Passcnger IT aims will hereafter max o
he stoppages Grcua other Stations the Parish Of
Jefferson
person will under circumstances be allowed TO take
passage the Freight Trains.
All person. leaving this place, Of the Stations in the
Parish Jefferson by the Passenger Ttans mist have
Passport from Provost Marshal. of their respective Dis
trcts. A. u. SEGER,
m25 If Superintendent
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HANNA IL CO., SUGAR REFtNERS,
Nos l2S and l3U MAGAZINE STREET
Offer for sals-
Whit. ard Yellow Clarified Sugars, in hogsheads
White Kiln Dli Sugars, in hogshcads
Powdered Sugar, in barrels.
Golden Syrup in barrels mud half barrels.
HALL RODD, Agents.
ml8 Cru Front Leyee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06

Mexican affairs are nova principal su}iectOf
discussion in the European Journals. Tben
is much diversity Of opinion as to what ought
to be done with Mexico, and how It's govern
ment oughtto be settled.
Gen. Halleck, in bis official dispatch concern.
ing the Confederate retreat from Cornth, and
the capture Of large numbers of their forces
and quantities of their arms, says, the Federal
army, also, captured nine locomotives and
number Of cars.
The Key West correspondent of the Express
states that the frigate Potomac had arrived
there from Vera Cruz with information Of the
complete defeat Of the French, and their retreat
to Vera Cruz.
Where is Beauregard' army? Thisquestion
seems somewhat difficult to answer; but a re
LIABLE gentleman has informed a correspon
dent of a Chicago paper that twenty-five chou
sand of his force may be found at Grand June
ton. on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
ten thousand are at kossuth, and fifty thou
sand made their way to Okolona, on the Mobi
and Ohio Railroad.
The order Of Gen Dix modifying the restGic-
tons on trade with Norfolk and Portsmouth
has rendered great satisfaction, and it is anti
cipated that in d few days business viii become
quite active in both places, Another satistac-
tory change is the reyoking of the order reQuir-
ing an examination Of drop letters in Norfolk
and Portsmouth before delivery.
Sixteen hundred Of the men Of Gen, Prem
tiss' command, tax ken prisoners at the battle Of
Shiloh, have been released on parole, and re-
turned to Nashville, Tenn.
A dispatch has been received from Mr.. Nor
ris, g. S. Minister to Constantinople, incIoslns
a copy of VizeriaI Of the Sublime Porte, Intel.
dieting the entrance into it's ports and waters
Of privateers or other vessels acting against he
shipping the Of q. S. A.
Among the regular army nominations pend
ing in the i. S. Senate is one promoting }la'
Robert Anderson to brevet lieutenant colonel
for his evacuation of Fort Moultrie and reno,
val to Fort Sumter, and to brevet colonel to'
his gallant defence Of the latter fort
The Treasury statement that the public de9l
at this date is in round numbers five hundred
millions Of dollars, does not include claims now
due, which will probably amount to another .
hundred million
The bill to appoint diplomatic represents,
tives for Hayti and Liberia has passed, and Will
be soon carried into effect. Commercial tlea
ties will be made with those countries Butn .
is still a question whether resident mlst' .
are to be mutually appointed and received
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Il
on the Manassas Gap road on Sunday, by which
one man was killed and forty wounded Of the
second regiment sharpshooters. The remains
Of the person killed were inferred by the side
of the track, near the scene Of the COLLISION
Great blame is attached to the officers IN charge
of the train, especially the CONDUCTOR who;
finding his train too heavy to pull up the grade,
uncoupled two cars loaded with troops, and left
them standing on the track without any signals
The engineer of the next train, which followed
close behind, could rot see the cars in the dark
ness, and dashed into them, streWing the track
with the wounded and the wreck Of the cars
A large number Of Coli s revolving rifles were
demolished, and the efficiency Of Company D,
by the Gripping Of men and loss Of arms, al
most completely destroyed.
In the official report of Gen Gordon, Z. S.
A., of the retreat of his division Of General
Banks's army, he charges that his column, in
their ret. eat through Winchester, were fired
upon by males and females, and that the sick
and wounded in the hospitals were barbarously
treated He uses strong language, and de-
nounces such conduct The Baltimore Ameri-
can says: We have reason to believe that SO
much of Gen. Gordon report as charges VIC
lence on the sick and wounded at Winchester,
is based on erroneous Information. That the
Federal loops were fred upon by the citizens
from their houses, and in some cases byWomen,
there is no doubt We have conversed with
some who were in the hospital, and they allege
that there is no iGoundauion for charges Of VIC
lence to the sick and wounded. :"
The bill which passed the 7. S. House Of
Representatives yesterday, rendering al per-
sons who ever held Office under theconiederaje
government inei3 Die TO office under the Fede-
ral government, VIII be speedily passed through
the Senate and is a prelude to the confscation
bills
The act to prevent and punish fraud on the
part of officers intrusted with making contracts
with the e. s. government, which has just been
approved, establishes an Office in which all con-
tracts are to be fled for public inspection. Off
GERS making contracts are required to swear that
they concluded the same without any benefit or
advantage to themselves or to any other per
sons The penalty for violation of the law
IS not lesa than one hundred nor more thanfve
hundred dollars, and imprisonment not more
than six months.
In the British house of Commons recently,
a debate took place Oh the brutal agraran muir
ders in Ireland. Sir George Gray said thatthe
government intended to do It's duty firmly but
dspassionately, and he had no doubt success
fully.
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.


or Senator in Congress from Tennessee, who
has not been, and is not known to be, loyal
man.
Gen. Dumont in command at Nashville,
Tenn, having discovered that salt, bacon, cot
fee, iron, leather medicines, and other articles
Of prime necessity to the Confeoelates, were
finding their way through the Federal lines, has
issued an order holding to strict accountable
ity any person who shall attempt to take away
from that city any merchandise, without spe-
cial permit
A bill has been introduced into the !. $.
House Of Representatives for the relief OF
Hon. J. c. Boulgny, Of New Orleans, for dam
ages suffered by him from the Confedcratcs.
First Lieut. Constable, Ct the !. $. revenue
service, has been promoted to captaincy, and
Second Lieut. Wilson, of the same seivlce,
made First Lieutenant, for bravery in the re-
cent action with Fortress Darling, on the James
river
It is said that the r. s. hospitals in Alexan-
dria, Va, are among the best conducted, and
best attended to, OF any in the occupancy Of
the government troops.
The persons who are now proposing for a
new railroad line from Washington to n York
offer to do the government military transporta-
ton at jwo-third}s the rate they are now pay
Ing, and to carry first class passengers between
New Y DIRK and Washington, without change Of
cars, for Ave do:!a@s and half They will al
so build direct road to Point of Rocks, which
WILL with the conn lction of the Connellsyi,le
Railroad, shorten the distance to Pittsburg
more than one hundred miles This will effect
a large saving to the government in the trans
po:jation Of coal from The mines Of Maryland
and Pennsylvania for the supply of vessels and
foundc1ies at Washington and Annapolis.
Attorney General Bates having given his
opinion that courts martial in cases within
their lawful Jurisdiction may condemn persons
to imprisonment at hard labor in the penitenti-
airy Of the District Of Columbia, in punishment
for crimes, the Secretary Of the Inte Tor has
asked him to review his opinion He is the
more inclined to this because he is constrained
to believe that it never was the intention of
Congress that the volunteer soldiers, should
for any act made criminal by the military law,
be subject, against their will, to the ignom;:-
NOUS punishment Of confinement in the peni-
Tertiary.
At a meeting Of the commissioners Of the
public works of Maryland, held June Sd, at the
Fountain Hotel, Baltimore Edward Ham
mond, Chapman HARDWOOD, VIM S. REESE, Is
aac Nesbit, Reyerdy johnson, John X. Col
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Disasters, sc.

CoLtrfoy-As tie steamship Ocean Queen, which fri's
Saturday evening from A.pnwAi was backing iti' BE-
PEG TO n ~ the wind. which oosirg very ssroa'
fo W az tho time drove her foul Of the Bg 5rs fdSsns
no 90 he end n Pier No y. r., ieh stove sas brig
.si1oard T4 sd broke sh stancht carried eva. sPS
. ~ her sils. Gc The steamship sustained i1ss'
Trrvssp THO brig Augusta, hence bound og Hlsvl.s
c,h lft La.g when "a the entrance G,iney Chsans
been M collision with .he Br steamship City Of Wa.hir.sa
hence bound o Liverpool has returned 20 Ills pors to spsf
Tho b. haj head gear carried away. 90, hboom. s. sa
,t,,d ocd eads broke wlnlas &c Mas Fei - IN
city. steamship su.tsllel he " no damage, sd ps
ceslsd On hex yoyA-e.
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ton Of the novel East lynne" entitled Edith;
or the Earl's Daughter" Ga Wednesday, Mr. For

res will repeat " MelamOra."
AT B.mum's Museum the theatrical attraction this
week is Boucicault's most popular drama, The
Colleen B4wn," which viii be represented every
afternoon and evening with strong cast of charac-
ters, and with new scenic effects, prepared 10y Mr..
George Heilge The regular attractions Of the estab-
lshment are augmented from day to day.
Campbelpe Niusres, at the Palace Of Music, cor
ner o. Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue are meet
ing with abundant success to justify the continuance
of their season. Their performances are equal in
variety and character to those Of any other similar
company in the city. They give, in addition to their
evening performances, All afternoon concert every
Saturday.
Mr.. Mason Jones announces & series Of lectures 10
be given this week in various cities, as follows
Tuesday in Newark Wednesday at the Lee'aVeuue
Church, D,oolayn; Thursday at the brooklyn
Atheuaun,, Friday in Clifton, and Saturday az inc
Il. ooklyn Academy of hlusic.
The exhibition Of the Artists Fund Society con-
Guues OPEN !. " and evening at the rooms Nc 90
Broadway.
ACADEMY OF MuIc.-Mr. Grau sdveriises that
this week will cose the performances and Tie com
pany then proceed to Philadelphia.
DiaoraG will be played to-uisi for tbesiSth time
On Wednesday, Il Bale an MsseLera viii be per-
formed.
On Tuesday viii be an extra entertainment-
Norma-v lib Mao. Lorin.
CoScERr.-Mfs Teresa Carreno, remarkable
child Of eight years Of age who plays ON the piano IN
style beyond that due her rye, will give hth
concert on Tuesday evening at Irving iiall-asssied
by several artists
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10 NKnrincra.

No,,e s, hereby given TO mariners that the 'ie'erh
rau, cart. J.. C0stclk Is reported . have ihn . ~
-ir lt oct on sholl spo. 81 let ao1n, 2, nue, .
r.st f-on Water C.ar'c- Shod, cu tie cot, o. Alys
m 4bout ~ miles 1 Lcslote This sn3ai - hot ssie s'
1a che chaf arl survey Cd the ground vii be uaae " y
'1'''''' A. d. BACHE Sup! U. s. coas. sa'Sey
Coast Survey Ohce Nov. ;. ltoA
d. OH. rprroiche. 20 Newport hs1hor r. j. two 70 Is q,
been dtc5,or,d ~ hesty Mitchell, Assistant L. = 90
sI.Frv ~. a., ~ IL. 49, -
49,, frlf Island. ana SO .gds -. bN l.. fom Rcd huey ~
ls rocl o. about acre IN extent win II feet 90
M on b., sosiest spot. which i not over feet ~
o lowest sriur lls there vii pobinlN not De esi
.-.f on thssrot IHls locA lies 10 nesry MA en-
us frtlu ra.slEr. 10 clear g. hug closely .ne o0ldS
.rgoI.trr's llhnr ll'nA IA
Lies urary ON the iue between Tho Rose Island ~
and ..t r. s.d L.l.A0ufr and aooIt SO yafas tlon
Island .lute Ghi, I'd, Is hiss Two sharp PEAKS bg'
IS .ul s. r with u. feet ca the outer one az Is'a.
Sd f,. $40 ard Of tls rock ire otp.h i .,
u1rhwari = 70 the eastward. q. aud 70 The soutn~s
faus water, Tins cock lies outside oi thc Hoe trl"e
Ko.s l.lud Spiul sud Buoy No J. 40 eleai H. Aosp
Goat lsland side % a. q q anuel 80. q, =, . s,,,
Coast Survey Ohce. NoY' T. l'o3
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trail aud South America. There 10 no news OF strik
ing Importance from either section.
ECUADOR.

ECUADOR.
An immense FIRE had token place at Guayacuil
and the ruins were still burning az the time the Be-
gotta left. The fire originated IN a cafe near the
river. Several millions pounds OF cocoa wore de-
stroyed. The estimated loss is $4,000.
PERU.
The new Administration Of President San Roman
is actively reorganiZing I G internal and hnancal
affairs of the country which were left in some dis
order by the outgoing Government oil PRECEDENT
Castillo. The army has been decreased By 10000
men. The money subsidies to newspapers have
been discontinued.
Ex-Presideut Echenique, who has been seven
wears in exile, from the time he WIS overthrown by
Con. Castillo, returned to Lima on the 18th, and
was received with great enthusiasm by al Glasses
OF people.
Mr.. Robinson United States Minister Plenipoten-
tiary, wrote letter congratuldtng Gen. san 10
man on bis accession TO Tie Presidency OF Peru.
BOLIVIA.
The attempt Of Cen Gregorio Perez to overthrow
The Government OF Gen. Acha having been frustla'
ted by the fual defeat of the former az La Paz The
country foT the moment IL quiet.
CHILL.
A difference between Bolivia and Chill, w respect
10 boundaries, IL 10 apprehended, viii Lad 10 trou-
tie. Some Chiiiin guuuO-wOrkers he'd been driven
OF from territory claimed to be Gillian, ana their
property seized
Tie late Peruvian scheme enid to have been en-
couraged by President Castillo, OF Peru Tor 'he IN
vasion of Ecuador, and Tor the restoration oil ihe
Government o. Urbna, caused good deal OF excite
ment in Grill, and is generally reprobated there. IL
will be recoeeted that this expedition failed by 'he
srea king down Of the British steamship New-Gri
NADIA, which had been purchased and loaded with
men for the expedition.
The accounts from Coriapo represent silver mining
10 be very prosperous. \ lump of silver ore .lsh
lug IS ponds was taken out iron one OF the Eues
and yielded 50 per cent OF pure silver.
ARGENTINE RLPUBLiC.
The question az 10 the location Of the cipital IA
still violently discussed, and bid' fig to cause new
troubles lr. Eduardo Costa, Secretary OF the Iu-
terror. and ST. Fiesta, Secretary OF the Treasury,
bad resigned. aud their rogua'ious teen accepted,
although thei- pisces had not yet been iu.d.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
All the States are quiet. The excitement about
the negro col nizlton scheme bad partially died ont
since Mr. Stewards letters OF the subject.
In Salvador the Government had agreed 10 and
ST. Crisauto Medina, by subsidy Tor five years TO
establish IA Italian Opera Company. This Is better
shan treudlrg the money in wars and revolutions.
4 law has been promulgated III Nicaragua against
tho colonization OF the counlfy by negro or Cnuese
races excop. under the direct authority o. tho Pes
ideui ald Congress.
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The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Will soon be
connected with the Western Railroad, by q branch
running from Webster, Mass, Though SontAbrdge
10 Palmer, thus increasing the business Of The Nor
wch Road, and proving Of great benefit TO the town
Of South5ridge, the locality Of tie Hsmton Mills
large number Of letters went from this city 70
different members Of tho Committee OF Nays and
Means adyising the Introduction of new currency
Ill. We heard a rumor tba. tho draft Of sueh 8
III Is eva now in the city but could not trace IT,
A bank President who LEI, Washington on Thurs
Iay, states that tue Committee is nearly nnanlmocs
lor a further issue Of green backs, and that tAe
Western members demand il, a. Their section o. tue
country il suffering FOR currency.
the annexed figures show largo increase in the
movement Of Dry Goods at THE pori as compared
with lu.t year bit yeTy large decrease as COM
pared VII. last year, buta very large decrease 40
COM, re-. with laCO The largest Increase THIS year
was % wOoens:
IL osss Of Fsyega Drp God, at Nep York in 10 n'Em Of
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tnsl protection and 10 establish principles and rsgu-
Ist;ons relating 10 marine insurance. The Board

consi.te oftwo members Of the California L'oyda;
two ,oembeI, the California Mutual Marine Insur-
snce Company; the underwfiers for ih' various
Eastern insurance compsniesi and the agents for tie
New.Yorl, Boston, London, Havre, IIanbcrg, Bre-
men. Paris and Amsterdam underwriters. AT their
last meeting the following officers were elected;
Presden.-James OILS, Of Mscondray & Co. Vice
president-C. 4. Low, OF G.. A. Low Co. Scere-
tary-Albert Miller, Of jameson, Bond g. Co.
The earning, Of the Chicago, Alton, aud st. Louis
Railroad, for the week ending Now 30, were as iol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08
par. The 1906 nfter selling ct 1887 recovered to
1897. The tone Of the market in the latter part OF

the day appeared to indicate higher quotations next
week. The latest prices were; United States o.
Registered, 1881, 9ei; United saies 6, coupons,
llO,slOil; Demand Notes, l274a i27li Treasury
Notcs, $780, lO2, SlO2li American Gold 1915 a 1871;
Tennessee 6s, So, n $50; Missouri Is, 5l}45l%i Pa
cifc Mail eamship Co., l2l@l2li' New-fork
Central Railroad, IO2SlO2i; Erie Railway, 0ll q"
Gll Erie Preferred, 9li993i Hudson River, "a a
-; Harlem Railroad, 2la2lli Harlem Preferred,
5O;o5il Reading Railroad, IS; Michigan Central
Railroad, SJs 8gOi Michigan Southern ana NOr'ne'n
Indiana Railroad, 30a39I; Michigan Guaranteed
82Ias3; Illinois Central, 7S47sl Galena nnd cl''
eago, soI 0sOl; Cleveland aud Toledo vi ao'H
Cleveland and Pittsburg, -.
The following table shows the weekly course Of
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srrirci.

arrfyej.-.-..S SUNDAY, Dec. =.
Steamer Fanny Cstwsatsr Piersaa, Baltimore ndse 10
Nm. DalzeL ,,,,,,, j..
usreL 49,.
s.-.el Raraa sioycr Tsenlon H. J.. maso to W.lliaa
JerE.na =.
s.eue, Falcon Jones. Providence. d'e. to Edward By
sAILED-Sov s. z. S. steam transports Charles os;oec.
Sasol. end fronsile4s go
~rlys Cass Oisnl.l Cclminar OBI. Dr. Bath Han
Ashl1nrn end Kfyl hsIseu (sul Banks Godfrey, Ne"e
Advance tufl Hairv Booth Booues lswed Lcpnyr la
sa aud RonnooF (Br) Buss Ida Nee mssy 4. y. WAs.
per- an e.. h. O'B.ien.
Soy s,.autar8pors asteni Q aeeu, Empire sisss
Ul.ou. Carrie Wle. aud 'ts' o. the sou a
a. \ s,ortshiD 81 nts.ue.
.t..ushys ~ of " ssLius'ou tBr Tor liverpool zn
l4 for Havana New Orleans; George Nashlu ktor, iOs
, u.0. t.lsi .ui -los. lease. lor Portland
-.ius titl George B.r.-n uworth, and Mercnry, bEn
Holland s,s,d.eaa Olcg-. fex.s Fay0le, stndcn III
uIa NJls b. Brothers Victor Emanuel lb'l MA Nout'
lofs tr1 Brig, WA Pigeon. iio5er Move fn.gs io-l
Alliance l1s.l Olrlct faimet3, Empfs lcs.s r. y 4
o. b Corey Bi1u Hadbury schrs. Francis >attedv, y b
DAYTON Z ~. B-ltoB llsnci. French lie Aiken, u NJ
lrlk 4 -rrasur EKchs1ee, Helena, o. ". fett fets5
-trs -el rca TABOR Casrila. Lucr.ia Anna x Hsv' B.
IS a1.ty O1iy .hcr, Saral g. " ts, Aceb.f sl oss
Ranger. Robert RA scD, L. ID hdock Wni,tsr' C-se z
i.l.a f..ecca llsor. AdelAe Townsend, ureeEe nsy
ScYs.-es BRIDE, Mary T. Morss' -a4 Ni-y" Hap
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Pnsner.Rrs Arrival

In steamship Oeean Qaesn. from A,pinw7H-Mrs A. W.
Jordan and nfant. MIR AID MrS ~. p. Hepbsrn Mrs o
Foster AID two calIen, d. r. btrton CAPT j. g. 5 Chad
der IT, :. Army Lieut.. J. W. White o. s. army, Qsor.s
Hoyt Hon. Mgsome Cameron, Mr.. and Mr. james So,t..
woh, Mr. aud Mrs Ruff, Parker ADD two caidren d. SsaY
D. Magnsr. sis. Rosa Mattel J.. Mcclure John T. Dr-as
H. To04cr, T. =. Dokcrson Patterson, CAPT Fitziagt
4. Navy; ". Is. smith o. 3 H1Vy; Mfs. Heoht 10 u.
smith, q. Patton T.. Keller ;. - Asch a. Cambria DE- n
Bedsll ". Asueisr, Al. schmidt Wan Hill