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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

SALE OF PRIZE PRoPERTY.-Under recent orders
nom the Secretary o. the Navy Marshal Murray yesterday
sold st suction 1t tine Stores, Brooklyn the cargo Of
The Prize Anglia The assorted one and
bIosgt satisfactory prices mott OF the goods being
down At high figure. Th-n-t prcseeds Of the sciv will not
fail short Of $1,000 There large attendance aud the
Sddirg We, lively and spirited throughout the "a lots b.u.
.Sspo,=d Of 10 about feaT hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
Ccqal Noil1cs.
CUpREME COIJRT-CITY and COUNTY of

SEEW-YORR .-HERNlNA GONEALEZy MORT, Plain
ia sgaiust BNAULIO GONZALEZ MORl Deiendanl--
snmnon,-Por Relisf.--ro the above named Defendant:
Won Ar, hereby summoned and required 10 answer the com
psin in this action Of which copy will be tiled 10 the ON.
Of tho C. City and County Of aud 70 SIve
eo.x OF your the said the subscfoei
a, hi. Office No ~ Wsllst kewYork within twenty days
after the Of this summon. Oh you eScn'iv" d '
dav of such service snd you fall To answer the SAID com
MA nt within the time aforesaid tno Plaintiff ~ THIS aouon
viii apply the Coer. Tor the relief dsnandsdfh 'hs e'
JOHN FITCH, Plaintiff, Attorney,
No. a Wsli-st., kuw.ioIk
Tho eompl.int In thi, action filed 10 tho Office Of the
CefI Of hs civ and County Of NewYok on the 40 day
III ~ ~, " a n i22ey JOHN FITCH,
VI . hSis.5,Tb. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

V'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
GOUr AND RHEU dAilsM
All sufferers the shove ,ts either Of feeont
long 81 udug sdvisrn BbAhS GOU aud RiiEU
MAifC FILLS. They be rerd upon the most cafe
and ectua remedy oGe,d 10 the puoe aud have ts=n
universally used Europe Tor many with the .se.,c.
Prepared IN England ny TROUT HARsANr. and sid
by WELLS 4 Co.. frGnklih-st N-siok and ao.t ether
Msdiciue Vru5eo.
Her hsvr authorize the ard
sddess VI THOMAS fROUr ~ strand L0Ldou,' to be
Impressed upon stamp affixed TO each scr Of
the genuine ineetu-
Price - AID = per box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

TAG HurcHISsoss sing tonight az Cooper in
s.,tu.e and will Of course draw crowd. iiule 'Hs
dealt hardly with the NEST Of brothers Win
90 cherished in naay InemOus'i but those van -.
taken have been replaced by younger een'''1n'
family are LEVIED BY many fOr Their h'sAt " g.
dom when II eost something to ave" ,,d - ,ha
AL Let US tsye generous raH u ~
Hu,eh,u,o,, in the great hall tonight
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Orcan Gteamers.

NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ NYs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS TO HAVANA sni
NEW-ORLEANS-The new end elegant side wheel sttsh,
,hip MORHING STAR A. ID. Perkins Commander VIII
leave Pier No. 81 North River foot OF Bcac. Tor Havana
and New orleans, on WEDNESDAY, April 10, at 0el cK
n M The passenger accommodated this Companys
eKceed by those of other stea ners an
the we No freight received bills of Iad,ns ssn-d OF
the day Of sailing For freight appy to JAMES
A. Ramon. No. bJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
cIa.s steamer will sey. Nsw.York on the .t liz and
2Ist of each mouth excep, wheu those dates fall ~ N
DAY when the day OF departure viii DO the MONDAY is
lowing. =, N
For freight or passage apply at the only Office No Bowl
tugs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

ROBBERY AT THE BRo0KLYS PosT-OFFIcE.-
me fooes IN hOnissue feloniously entered
o.we ana oelo'k yesterday morning, and was robbed
i'la nnib,g boy slept IA ths office. but not dts
uioed oy the tei who took the 1s into the rsnproom
Ies uuLl0eteo pDI az alarm Of IRE aw0ko the boy aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

lAdyettlseInent
SyRNG CLOTHING,
Extensive Ciothins W.rel---e.
Nos. 60 and Is tgltoB-rt
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Dcntisirp.

nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 258 Grand.st., N. T.,
opposite Lord Taylors and No. 257 Futons. Brook
yn are inserting fu partial sets Of their improved Arti'
hc Teeth without extrscisg tho roots iuh sets on
god or palma 125 tiiyer rubber $50 partial sets
gold per TOOTH $2 silver rubber 81 extracting % cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
PHE PoUGHKEEPSIE On. W INSTI-

rEHE P0UGHKEEPSIE (N. ~ INSTI-
Il TUrK-A CLASSICAL. COMMERCIAL aud MILL
TARY SCaOOL-Terms s27J yer sipnm. Boys all eyes
received s.d Or Bunrss Tor Clcge The domestic
lot tse and Comfort Of the pupils une-
qua 81 Only pupil allotted 10 bedroon. This
li. pupils For fatbc infor nstOn send for
a Circnlsf & WARRlSG, Principal
THOROUGH INSTRUCJION.-The I'D
session Of III. Rsddtng IL sitn,s Rsddns
Cssn viii begin May Psticuls eni.on paid to younger
D. SANFORD, A. NJ.
VOtJTH's Home Boarding School on a Farm
neal Hsek,Bs, Oh n. bic by Railroad Iron, foot
C.auk s n \. ruIms lao 10 SliO per For cir.
euI.f. .aar.s. PflbcluAl A. Is. WINANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

T,HE CELEBRATED PIANOS Of j. Il G..
l. Fischer, the mex riabio Pianos made with iron frame
patsnt dan,per &C wholesale and retail Wareroom and
Mandatory Nos 23 745, 27 and 2is Yves! 2sths near
Nu-ayenue.
rINHE HORACE WATERS MODERN M
i PROVED OyERSTRUNG BASS FULL IRON
FRAME PIANOS arc bnt Of the best and most thoroughly
materials. Tho tone deep. round full aud ms
low the touch elastic Each Piano warranted for hive years
Price. from $3.50 to ZOO -
TESTIMONIALS
TITO Horace Waters Pianos src known m among the
Wa.t-,, Pianos and Mslodsons challenge comparison
with IN. finest male ywhero. y Home Journal.
NEW I.OCTAvE PIANOS Of different makers, from Sl6o
TO b22s. Second. nuld Pianos from $40 to bl3.
WATERy5 MELODEONS AND HARMONIOUS,
God caso. Tuned tho Equal Temperament with the
Patent Divided swell. Prices from $500 $780, .
New and hand Pianos and Meodeons to LIE. month
IN ma yme us received for same. Instruments taned
HORACE WATERS, Agent, Nc. <sl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

"po,,rd and the Poles" will he the su'gec' OF
"'n' CO." nv Julian Alen, before the Sixteenth
w.rd Peoples Union Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

ANSVERsEaY OF THE MARINE TEMPERANCE So
osrI-The Thitistb Anniversary OF the Marine importance
Society held Tuesday evening the Mape Church
Eowb.tsn3oc the Storm the pscious building filed
with an intelligent and attentive audience Addresses
delivered by Pref c. Wine Samuel R. Wells ESQ., Of The
PGImoo0i aLJurndL C. W. Nervp, J. Reve aud others
Toe Mariners Temperance Society has been iBst umeDtS In
the psheRt Of great good for those no 20 down to
the sea IN ships IL has the duakard brand
the burnns weaned the moderate doter from the habit
which esd to atemperaDce and sayed mutDdes OF Young
from ticking the natoTy steps toward the grave Of the
tpebse OarSssmsn too frequently the victims Of len :
shss who stupey their victim, with drugsed Liquors. and
h Of Jack turn him into the street The Sailors TEN
persDce Society power which rolls away the from
sittiog there
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Ruiloina nlalerials.

4 EAKY BOOTS CURED with Rubber Paint,
II Ito ct- foot, sceording to condition. A"p WAN.
kANIfD az (tnnd st, 81 Psrk-fow lsJ Busery, 80
gth-ay 508 ca. Gv Bth and II 3. Ttb-.t. "m.0s
MARBLE MANrLEG.-The best place in the
WI city. where the cheaped MARBLE MANrLEs he,
eau be bought, b. at A. kLAkEkS MHole lard, NO aus
Ea,t Igtb-.t nssr 3d-av., NewYort Il ut this cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

CouSrERFEITERs AND COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Yesterday morning the police OF the Eighteenth Precinct
made very important seizure Of counterfeit aud b.
amounting in III to nearly $4,000 tsppesrs that they had
ehsd Information to tic effect that the money referred to
20 hidden beneath hay in the feed ssOre Of william
a'ashey No Us East Twenty 6f street. Third
among the countsfes money found / 10 ia qusrterdo
an engraved Plate intended Tor tho alteration Of bank
es from sl to $40 melted spelter IA crucible
-Iho'e printing Ink, ssids The oAeers-Cspt Came
n Iu SeiT Bufden-aussted Thoma, HsOghey, son OF
0etssper, who was found Ga charge Of prenses.
having gone to buy load Of hay The counterfeit
with the appsndsgss. conveyed to tho ststion-
"nhe several officers remained in possession Of the
await the arrival Of the proprietor a, soon ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown Cork llarbor The wellknown steam
", Liverpool NewYork and Phladelphia Steamship
Company intended to sail Is follows: 49,
CITY OF Northumberland. Saturday, April II
CITY OF NEW-IORk ...,...........Satu day. April III
GLASGOW Saturday, Ap ii Is
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY Of noon, from Pier H.
North RiyeL
RArRs on PAssAaR.
Payable In gold, or Its equivalent In careteB: 49, -.
FIRST CABlN...... $50 20 STEERAGE-.. S5z %
Firs Cabn TO Londen. steersge London. IS 81
First Cabin Paris. IS O0fStesrage to Paris 90 90
Fr abin TO Hamburg 70 O0 SteeIage to Hamburg 81 so
Passengers forwarded TO Havre Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp, 10, at equally low rates.
Fares Liverpool Queenstown: lat Cabin, u.s. SIS
&Ha Storage on Liverpool so. From Queenstown ~.
Those who send for their friends buy tickets
al these ratss.
For further information apply At the Companys offices
JOHN O. DALE Agent, No. IS Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

kings CoUSTY Town ELEcTIoxs.-The town
election in Fbuph Tuesday resulted In the choice o. the
following ticket without OppOstion: supervisor Gen. r. D
Crooke Town Clerk. ohn T. Bhodesi Ass,t?
j. v b. Afartense; Collector +. J. Wiliiamsoni Conmn
souer Of Ii ,ghways John L.hers; justices Of the fesee
Georgs W. Close N l.. Zsbrskie; Constable harlow j.
Hewlett IT,. J. Byrne. H. Heeeman. jL. W. w. "aAihs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

nR. EMET's EXCELSIOR CORN SALVE
H. Cores Bgriops, Sent by mail paid on
receipt Of IS cents Address Dr. 4. EMET, Of ID. W.
Biabs 4 Co. 10. B Aslof-llace, ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

he Easter elections In the Episcopal churches Of city
In Trinity Church and Chapels thess bat little opposition
70 the regular ticket folowshe vote noompsrs0p to tho
sumbsr entitled to che privilege being quite small:
wsrdens-wilsm Z. Dun,com5. Cuban G. verplsnck.
vestTymen-HebTy YOungs Alexander L. Mcdonald George
Tsmps.on Strong Samuel T. skidmo., John A. Dix Cyrus
cos GOuyernear N. Ogden JOSEF. Dslsheid Fsnci. 4.
9ou John ri. swift John J. Cisco MSzf uder w Bradford
Samuel Dsvis Jsmes g. King John CasweI Isaac seymour
Adam Trsd~e Saotstt John Traves' Edmund M Young,
tss yaeaDcy caused by the death Of MT Hy,qp.
CGInory Chlyca.- WardeDs-Chaea Taylor las Bnrtis
". Wright 0eorg- Merritt William Lottisaer, II. A. Witt
Hans W. =. Berkman Joseph M. Cooper. NM,
S. TRa1aGIs -WsIdeDs-L ymsn DeDisoB. Edward MiWil-
UT Vsauynen-EVeTt A. Duyckink. GeorPe c. Collins
Eihg L. Mir, Fulton Cutting Geo D. H. Gillespie, John
fsepin Ches VSndervooIt, Abraham h CozzeDs.
S. has's cAsrea for DedJ Mnes-W srdeas-George X.
y.ckson Charles c. Lsthrop Vestryloen-R b. Martin.
John T HoanAn John H. ADthon. William o. Fitzgerald,
s.mes L. Harris, Henry Merrill James Lewis, George s.
csTye1 II ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT b, SssdeTyoort
NJ Valentine. Vestry men--0. H. Nesbitt William Tracy.
henry Eyre w b CeIke, Philip Pritchard T. NJ Crawford
Eg'.e Sc t,s,a-ow sSen.-4Ju.ie Lsnchsntiu. Tho.
John Bn%i.i George GSsa,s' y. n. Are., F. A. La
eosie Gsrrt kenet. Pierre Y. C. Deslsndes
@.n. ns %s nG9 EdTs sS Hs
mend hos RoblohR, John Palmer, X. II. Hannington, W.
, seee' "m- simpson Capt. Briggs and Mt Aisre, Ves
Sc 4sar.w' Chasoh oe.Aundyed-nndts sutv- .ss.n@
O. j. lawrence Benz Beyss, j. w. str.ston, f. III Hsr6trt
~S, rhee X Rol'ton. VIM. g. Mclaughlin O. A. seIps
Ssss-W' A.sseld. J. 5. Kendall VssSGsmep~John ".
Co sosaiek Hamilton Glentworth. J. X. Merritt,
", o. y. hhte III. Sherwood, John II. WAshburn.
Jehr' Chareh. Observation-Disclosures Fmapna
~ Y Tbs,0ss es'ryTeG-E Nichols. c: L. bennington,
AtsateE. j. v Mssury Quo lion " " WI 'A' w. "
w,lson Ho,. tn se Good SAephrd--Wsrdens-George
vs.,Iy nenLHeTry z. Coz Robert @ Lee, Nathaniel
bsSIchh5 Robert b Boyd. Henry Stoiimey.r Hsnfy j
og,cnill. stspheh y. W a iAus Frederick Hoyt.
sns-John Smith, Waiter Rooms Wv 1''S "P''' ara
w. N
.CopsTd samuel Newly; james B Glen,wortn Sobn n
0eSSmoaf' w n. hA%ns. Dsnitl u, Whock.
Burtis iaJ'oi james a
eys'MyIen-James W UnaerhIl. Phillip r. Kearne,,
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Goal ano iUooo.

DINE WOOL, 600 coris, cut this WINTER,
at con~ebebt shipping Poiut Ch-.-p.aSs nay, is'
letoT b. the cargo. Inqufe :. No. - Johnt
J. NJ. THORSURS Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. y
For Circulars address the Principal ID. b. ROWE. A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

k'ERGUSONVILLE ACADEMIA Board
insSchoo for both $50 Cor Board, Tuition, For
rhed Room. and of books for i've months commencing
May Horseback Riding and Gymna.tics. Primary De
partment. Interviews daily from 20 o'clock, at HOW
'fERRY5 Bookstore, No. IS Bowery JAMES OLIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

E'UR BUOIUN aud FhUVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT aud FALL RIVER-Tne splendid and .npsrioP
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt brown. leaves Nsw.York
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. q
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. cts o'clock D. N.
from Pi-r No. an R. ..Ii ,I-i
no rooms vii, be regarded secursd 70 snys
pIic.nt until th- SAM shall have been paid for.
Frerht forwarded through with great dispeoh
by an Exyre.s Freight Train.
VIM bORDEi; Agent. Nos 20 and II Wsstst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20

eses o. cotton For New York-6l Of bark, 80
pass OF goat skins and package Of merchandise.
sns also brought tho following passenger for New
York:-Captan Flett
Inc late Ministers Sr Manuel Morales and Gen Nicolas
freyze hao been mpeached in the Senate for having IN
violation OF the constitution OF the republic of Peru,
oanisned General Echenique and some Of his friends
during the without giving them
trial or hearing before the proper authorities.
Inc Amazon Steam Navigation Company have present
ed clao against tho government of Peru for subsidy
que, as tney say, according to their contract.
CHILE
ST. domingo Santa Maria has accepted the Office OF
Secretary Of Exchequer, by Sr Lasarros resig
patton.
The Congress had Just adjourned after having anthor-
zed the government to issue bonds the amount OF one
million dollars TO be redeemed in two years.
commission had been appointed TO make new tsriH,
the present one requiring many notifications 70 keep
pace with the increasing commerce Of that country
project for a submarine telegraph from Europe TO
Chile had been presented TO the Chilean government sun
scrbed by the members of the London Engineering In
sttution to bring to Chile, by crossing the Andes,
the telegraph wire, starting from Spain, passing
through Brazil. Uruguay Paraguay and the Argentine
Republic as far as Mendoza. The company have closed
contracts with the above governments and only now ASK
OF Chile a subsidy Of $40 900.
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

GRrYrowS, Dec. so, 1862.
Nicaragua Tanstf-Virgin Bay-Sau Juan Rie<r-Ba,,
ness and Polics, dc.
left here and assembled tho San Juan river VISITING
the city of Gransda, and thence TO Virgin Bay
was much pleased with the road from Virgin Paw
o. San Juan del Sur. The route 10 10 readiness and
only awaits passengers. In Virgin bay arrangements arc
assuming pcrmancncc and everything being done 10
make this the best route TO California The agents, Mr.
Weed Bro thcr have strenuously worked in putting
every hing the best Of order, completing the roads
and Mr. W. II. Place, the able engineer, bringing tho
the rvor and lake 20 servceaba condition
The steamer which runs Up the river he has
had TO entirely alter aud construct In . dir
ferent manner to be or on her trip ng
from the hands Of the former AGENT at this place. she
proved complete Slure steamer. After throwing
OF great rat OF her machinery useless and building
new wheel she runs with case and uses css fuel
MI face has under way new steamer, which he will.
90 doubt have completed IN forty DAYS. and ane boat
she viii be. tie has worked with untirtng exerton nd
man u M en- PRACTICAL spc lcdgc and ENERGY ina
river san Juan y extremely high tho past three
being months OF continual rain The wharf ~ n v'is
IN destroyed state. but can he easily rebuilt, a. ~,
Of the piles remain. As 70 travelling on tho at. :
moro pleas ant can be desi.e1 The sta,uor 81 9s
fuihlp all expectations. Her captain, a. 81 soc.ro -
sentlemauly ard careful navigator. rbe orlv -
sioppages IN dry weather 81 CASTILLO Rarids ana ~
ebas hot deay VIII be obvated after the building Of
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
ALIEN-ScOTT On Sunday evening, January Is, by the
Rev. DR.. Robinson, sDaEY 7. ALLEN TO Miss AMELIA j
ScoTr, all Of Brooklyn.
Syracuse papers please copy.
BEARDsLEE-SMALr AT Little Falls, N. ", on Monday
January H. by the Rev Mr.. L. r. Hill, Lieutenant Com
mandcr L. A. BEkustEE, United States Navy, to Mist
EVELYN, daughter OF Isaac Small, Esq Of Little Falls
GiBf oNs-O'BRiEN ST. Mary's church. by the Rev
John Is. Daily, THOMAS +. GIBBONS 10 MARY EIIzABErH
daughter OF John OBrien, Esq, all OF this city.
LEE HAlGBr-Un Monday, January 49, at the Church
of the Incarnation, by tho Rev Henry Il Montgomery
Mr.. RoBEr r LEE TO Miss ANNA NJ. HAioHr, daughter
Samuel Haight, Isl, all OF this city.
McMURRAY-I>HtRwooD.-0D Thursday, December IS
by the Rev. DR. Smith, RosERr X McMURRAY TO PATIENCE
+. IsnsRwooD.
Ietroit papers please cory.
PEcKHAM--nraN On Wednesday, December 81 at the
residence Of the Rev. Mr. Anderson pastor OF the First
Baptist church, Mr.. JosEPH PgcKHAh, OF New edford
Mass to Miss JANE DUNN, of Sing Sing, n Y No cards
New Bedford and Sing Sing papers please copy.
WATsoS--LytE On Monday, January 10, ut tho
Church OF the Holy Comnunion, by the Rev. Francis
Laurence, SAMUEL WATSON, United States Navy, to
GRACE Roo .EfLT daughter of the late John " A. Lyle
Esq. u Dutchss county. No cards.
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cousins The workmen were tearing OF the plates and
Innings OF the collins and throwing them into oox.
Mr. GedIey addressing the City Inspector)-B tnas
evidence2
The City Inspector said the statement relevant
Mr. Loveland OF the trustees, said the board mad
knowledge OF the occurrence and had endeavored v
perform their duty a becoming manner.
The city Inspector asked Mr.. Travis If the work had
not been discon timed.
Mr.. Travis answered that the work had been stopped
on Saturday.
The City Inspector then reprimanded the accused par
ties very severely but stated that inasmuch the work
had been begun and could be stopped without great
inconvsp fence TO the public he would allow to be con
tinued If there any more complaints, however,
he would certainly revoke the permit to remove the
bodies at all hazards
The parties therefore, left the Office evidently
very glad TO get of as cheapy as they did.
The church, appears 10 be sold to colored con-
gregaton, no made Man express condition OF the pur
chase that the bodies should first be removed from the
vaults to New York Bay Cemetery. Between Ave aud
six hundred bodies were removed as above described,
under the direction of the trustees
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CT EARED.
Ship Orient Iflll Liverpoo-Spouord Tileston X Co.
Bark Nerita tlal), Cuneo AntwerI-Funch, Meincke n
Bark Troy tNor). Greserscn An,wep-Funcb, Meincke
Bark Charles Edwin, True, Havana-J Ward &Co.
Bark Plaltnius: Davis, Philadelphia Hand
Brig Patriotti ,E,], Myers Liyerpool--, MeArhur
Brig Harris tRrl Rithbone, fsleT,no~D K Dewolf.
Brss jsB Elliott tBri, MURPHY, cSraeaa--D Dewor
@ 4s% tS
: Brig commissary tBr). Noel Harbor Grace-M Green
Brig Harp. Clay washIngton-T B Chase Co.
Schr Sea Breeze OBJ Lewis. Maoeira-r Durham
EGa,'s SsT kass fSs MARA Co.
sehr Monnoq'9 Anasr'Sn W.saing.s,-A Il sieley
s ssS smith Wi n Ph,a,dsphia' Mckee
ARRIVED
., Steamship United Kingdom Br, Ferrier GLASGOW Dec
screw steamship bound
rerss so RaSeris ''A"' "'p'A"A -" w" 'Ae"'
snip Chase g. sSv III sis s%
N LOST the three lower ,opsals m.nsa aud upper main
SDsS
pas.snser 70 spoaord, Tiiesoa Co. Had strong
~ ship s. s'T D:s IS tStiYss
WV With fresh ss ls and rain squalls
and passed 10, Of barrels boxes panks ae adriI pm
The ship wore On and hove TO- during
the and
ship Lammergcr Watts Londsn and Deal Nov r. with
coal, Ne.mi,a sons Had heavy winds Of Inc
ship jaime. Kess5. Delana London, D.st with md:s
e. % s n %.is IL
w s o Pa so@ S
Channel; made southern passage and had nne weather
c,sraar with rag. Ae g order c..,,r %. III, 900,
TO Knnhardt Co Had very heavy weather most OF
lost ssrs keas Sa s, 5 r Ne
f.s n ssns r d 20 Be-
BARK ssd s % sss n iS, an RS "a Jan
with noasses, 70 y TrowSridee's Sous
TOD Ward. Sailed in company with brig Pro,eus for New
bark Lucy Ring ThurlOw. Grand Turs, tt. sdays with
salt NJ, to WA son se Ne,e.re yors,s,, 40 ,v, with
BSis OCEAN Eagle tof Guord CO Fosse,i Gaboon River
wCA, IS DAYS, with palm oil &c, 10 YaiesA Porierhed.
Brig Nina sehiner Connanon. Maiamoros, IS days in
Br, MsthHdc tFr Rio $, Thomas days, in ballast, to
schr Maria L Davis !or Bosoul Doanc. Minsunsn, \?
days WITH , hides &C. to has,e,, NiekeIon hh ,p'.
sesr wisg HT1p to FRI Jeaerson, Davis ouadaourc
Dec ~ and Fortune Island Jan 70, win salt 70 D small
schr Hattie COMBS COMBS 81 Thomas, " DAYS N bal
sh YsSsse p paeSn ysn csSf' Xe.and days
schr u French Derby, Alexandria, 6days
Schr Birdsail Hayeon, YCouico, = days
Schr Nile Ellis Bath days
Schr Granite state, Baker. Boston, days
Schr Aida. Lambert, Boston Tor pntadelphm
sctr Amanda, Kelly, Fall River, ~ hours
Schr Iran Smith, Allen. fall RIVER
Schr y lucas Taylor Providence Tor Deal ~ ana
schr Hamton Rutland. New Haven for Tanser.
goop n Boardnan. Collins, Eau lAver
Stoop V,c,orine Aidrieh, West Point
gloop ynp TAssel. A. etf. West Point
Sfeap,Wf Jctornta, Me- auebNn. B1Iumore.
stcaUlttr Birmingham, -----. fai.a'a
Tbe 49, - Badori.r reported below by pilot boat
was liz III HayeloCk, ain Is z .Nt IL.
A.
eh, santa Anna rhtes ltt.l London and Portsmouth,
w Sn 80 " II wharton. jones. from ha,re, Dec2
SAILED.
chine Parliament ka tirem Dolphin; r. bark Therese;
h,s Ada IA Hun. schr g c.one, steamer Tho. Swami
Aso L tt,Am battery Weehswken, Fortress Monroe, In
TOW Of slo ~ iroanols
ut,a a. sunset a light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-20
SAFETY OF THE CALIFORNIA STEAMERS.
Arrival of the Steamers Ameri-
ca and Champion.
ssszs4o I'm TREASURE.
News from the Isthmus of
Panama.
Affairs In Central and South
America,
To-. Ec., DO.

The steamship America, JEFF. Maury, Esq., commander,
with passengers to NJ O. ROBERTS, arrived at this port
,as night She left Aspnwal on the 9th instant, in COM
pany with the steamship Champion under convoy OF the
United States gunboat Augusta which separated from the
America on the 18TH instant OF Watlings Island.
On the 18th instant, OF Hatteras the America passed
united States gunboat heading the southwark, sup
posed 10 be tt. Monticello.
The America has experienced heavy head winds the
entire passage On the 10Th hove to fourteen hours.
The steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, Aspinwal
9th with specie and passengers arrived at this port
last night. She conveyed from Aspinwal by steam
gunboat augusta uorhward OF the Islands where
she parted company, the Augusta proceeding to Port
Royal.