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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-28

ech. sylh RsnnsHs. Addiss,, IS dsys lstA 70 EastsA
Schr T. P, Anss fvvnss BsnS~, h1bss.
Sshr. Ada BIS, New . .. ....r f..
Schr. Jane Hsaksll, Mystic, In ballast.
Sehr Councillor, Wirftnore, Rohdout fH Bosion.
Scbr Warrington, Lord. Port Even for Norwich.
Echr Elizabeth, Renw ick, Pert Even for Greenwich
Schr J. NJ Freeman, Dickens, Saybrook.
Schr Fly. HiI, Nantucket for Philadelphia
Schr II. T.. Woston Fisk, Boston for Alba
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Bsk-r, Providence. 0s
schr Hsnristta Han, ProvidencA rr o..
Schr Somerset Mitchell. New.Hsve
Sohr Ehss Hamilton Cochran, Now. Hsvse
Rchr Ida Knapp. Providence -
Schr. Tupis Bodine, Parker. Boston.
Rchr ". %. Cardn Dbbls, frovfden'
schr Brsndywine, Wheeler Norwich.
Schr L. Daniels Smith. New. Haven.
Sch, Jane Samuel, Small Norwich.
Schr Eliss Dsdsy Shea, stonington.
Schr. Aven Park New Haven.
Schr T. Anderson. Hix, Middrtowns
Schr Fair Wind Smith New Haven.
Sclir S. G. Land, Cook Providence.
Scbr J. b. Lane. Seward, Providsnee.i
Sloop Intent smith Norv ich. .
Sehr Jo,nph Rogers Wellington, forflsra, ~noe
scbr. p 3. Anderson. Brewer Portland
Srhr. J. N. BTsinaId- Bosrdman Portland, "
sebr Golden Eagle Kelsey. Providence.
Schr NJ NJ. Brainard, Dibbe- Portland, u
wIND-Sunset, W., aud light
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nected with this vessel The nex place visited was the
ehipyard OF Messrs Secof in Jersey City. where the
Iecumsch, Manhsttan and MahOpac, all iron.c of
the second batch contracted for drawing
Retion He was shown through all tie departments Of
the extensive premises OF Mr Secor by Mr. Birkbeck
and seemed perfectly Satisfied with the advanced con
dtion Of affairs there The Tecumseh will be launched
IN few days. Having inspected everything in the
shape OF iron-cads in the neighborhOod Of New York
the Assistant Secretary returned 70 bis hotel and left
late last evening for the national capital 1t 10 believed
that this visit will lead TO some alterations In many YES
sells now building here.
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.
portion Of the brick stOrehouses on the
north side Of the Navy Yard are being torn down to
make way for more extensive structures. The part
being demolished Consists Of the onesOry sheds abort
$50 feet long, and which used FOR the purpose VI
storing ammunition timber &c. Their places will be
supplied by fire three story brick buildings the counter
part of those near the entrance to the Yard. Tho
steamer Massachusetts viii take her old place on the
line Charleston hsrbor and viii sail for that destina
ton Saturday next. She viii carry letters and pack
ages to the officers and men, II sent in time.
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CuoosIrG A WIFE, Words OF Warning, Run
.xsy M,,ebe. Marrying for Money, WeadinS Rings he
troia Ceremo ies OIeet Roman Ie~i.h Fs~ay la la,
% ., charset~r The CcSter Of Oppression tnsss Of
Is Ghost Photograph, The A~e'1G" he',g.a'r henes
% as },op, Europe OF Asia Oeogrspihcsl rioois fLy
nro Chid,enOood and lad Boys, -,
the hG,si H. cr.i. Protection Wsichiune.: Love Of
Battle Rest RepO. Sleep &c win t. h Gsssi TEom..
asS. yms and WA l. }sncsy in the Scrt Ho-no.
chronological Journal 10 cent; O. q, sra post
F0wLxR 4 WEILs, 600 Broadway, n. l. ~ H'"P''~
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Naval Movements.

OFFICIAL INSPECTION OF LOCAL IRos-cLAps.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, Mr..
Y.r arrived In this sty Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of inspecting the different ronciad vessels NO"
An ,royress in this city and ncghborhood with the view
I. ascertain how .oon they could be ready for sea Hnd
particularly With the intention Of endea'orng 70 nave
the iron.cad battery onondags completed 80 soon
possible probably with the determination " hS''ns
her assist Admiral Dallgren should she DC re"n' Il,
time. On his arrival here he waited upon ny se'e
raj naval oAicers and by contractors f"f IRON
clads and By Rear Admiral Gregory. Ee yesterday
visited GreeBpoini where the Puritan, ODondaga ana
CcAoes are IN progress. He examined minutey every
yar Of the great ocean fgate and expressed himself
well pleased with the progress Of the work He then
went Cd board tie Onondaga which launched
sor,e lime since and which Is lying Of the wharf
Here he ,peut SOHO time looking ST the different de-
rarrsuts of the vessel and Offering suggestions 10
The Il minor matters. IL was Understood
h. expressed desire ~ have all available hands pot TO
work night and day on this vessel Tor the purpose
OF finishing her ~ soon possible III expected mat
this de,re will be carried out the coming week Has'
ing seen all that was 10 be seen In Grcenilt AT fox
proceeded IA th., Deanster Iron Works loot Cf west
Thirteenth street where the ocean iron cian Dctator
sister ship 70 the Puritan, IL on the stocks lie was
equally minute IN i've iuyesgatloa VI eIejyuuIH c"u'
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siderng that the ordinance already vstoed BY The Mayor
covered their ease. they w0uld pass no ether Under
these circumstances the Committee submitted resolu
ton empowering themselves TO procure loan for the
parpsse Of securing the release Of both active and eI
empt frcmen. The truth Of rumor that the Board Of
Commissioners intended disband unless the municipal
authorities took steTs TO relieve the Experimentation
the draA was Indignantly denied in the report which
was with the resolution Enthusiastically ado2tel
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THs 7lsr acknowledgements and +
Of dis Regiment vlo have been duty for some days
pa Al high Bridge, viii be relieved this morning BY
Companies G and IL Al an election held by Company
II on Tuesdvy evening Al the Centre hTiet Arm0ry
Col Trsso'd presiding. Second Lieut. A. l. Lee was
elected First Lieutenant and Rsm.en Appeby was
sl,cs,l S<r.nh Iiertenant
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Captain and Provost. Ms,AAi Ivih District.
WADDasARrsrNr
Provo.r MAasnALGsssxALs OFFICE

fEoyos1 MAnshALObkhhALso
WAsRnoros. d. q. July l4t
To the Board of BnroIlneni, Third Die,rs:s o.
Ne~.forh In ieeofS.aef rah ,s,on ., e sa. ~
foos nom II: Pf..dra 81 N. un.I ss.;s.
neos Prr.deu, II he United States Of A.sn.
ara COMMANDER IN the Army and S.'y snSeof
U. arul.h.d by and nom the sevss ssss including the
stat. yoi aud The period service Of ~ We aosers
and o MIL 'sSs w. IL. .oss &: s,.
d s.i. having red And allow ed fsI hs sn.ee'
"s..d a. ssrssy ...ss w. ,Lsona Ls.l.I sad ain.
81; :, dr.. ors'p,.s. " q q. 81 So %
d.1 s.. IL. irs ca. a.ds BY a. i d: q
saa.I u. e. :RI',.. H =. s..n fsas. nd sr s
~" . ofS. =. .....a erd.,
dr.A .. the 40 Third Dis,nei Of The Sac NV
Yo fo Ii. asIne'r q mes herein sasnsd 10 aid dS
In ~ns whereof hsv. h.rsuuo -. my hand and saussd
Done ih. CRY OF w.hlnst.a tAs nh day Of July In
the 4 cur Lord oss thousand eight h9ndsS ana ,y
me-. "a q the H'',sass; Of the U''4 States tho
'ifs'y i'm "ABRAHAN LINCOLN.
N. o.. rnromeai IN the Third pistsis< q the ststs
Of New You hereby ordered %.l: ar.n .,A n: .ss
possible delay In the a elass - The National forss In ale
~, d.n srns mad. ..p.rs-y 90 each Enslm..t Sub DID
tio ID. number Of men kssi.sAsr ss-ped 70 seeA &
To ,bs T.. Sub Di.,re lr mem Ii. "a 81 to Ne ID
$50 TO the 9Th ~ 70 d. go ~ % "a. sss ~ .Ss
Te.. arc n. quotas Of ,hs D,s with any yer
added Very re.Pr.tflly, yo.I eesdent .'s,snt
Is.
Orvics % rsE A. A Pnovosr hAEssAL GKKsRAL,)
SOUTHERN DiusiOs oV Ng~ rsRK,
Nsw Yolx AN n, 1854
Cap. 4 y. 0RusoHv PrsvOs, Marshal bshS Elm T.
c.rTAlh. ron plisnee with the sdes As oct Mar
General you will commence the dram 20 II thS quota
called for rom yeur Disiries AOSDAr NEAT, Ola Inst
You will The necessary public notice 70 W sves and
b. particular that every arrangement Ads In scsson
70 prevent any delay vhaever.
When the drawing has beon commenced for saedSrc<.
the came connusd without or Porpene
msn until the whole number Of names called f~ hsm tAa'
snb district has been drawn. a.,
You will careful TO e, al the present see that I'll
he usms. ~. put The wheel for ds~ns and asi the
d,sru, o,e show that the rensinns vac Wheel
tosehsr with those drawn. make oil In thss SAB dsGo
''so ~ KOBERT NUGRNT,
Col. 6oh n. Y. Vel. aad A. A. (. n 0ooeraL
pat.RrIRs PRovo<r. hARsRALs OVIcE, D
an Gov pl,rIIcr NJ Y, No 80 WAssnsrohsrf
BnookLsx, Aug H. lNA
pur,usnt 10 the above orders tho dram IN Tie Csnses
.op. DiNrrt N Y. will commences on MONDAY the Jist
in., Al no oelocka m t thcss headquarters eonmenons
y ~ the lat ard being st Sub Dtsrst I'd WHd the %
S.h Dist1ie I'd ard the ID Sub District ~h Ward, the
xh Sub District 9TH Ward the s< sab'pntnc, 1h WNd
,ha oh sub D.trct 18th Ward, tho 1b Sub ostnct kh
Ward thr sth Sub District, 18th Ward the oh Sub District
and IytL Ward being ths l0th Sub District
STEPHEN Il. 0fEqOkY,
Captain and Provost Marshal ID Con. Dist. n. Y.
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FAIR or rHB AMERICAN 1SsTrTUTE.-Apph-
cations for space for the approaching Fair Of the Inst
tate exceed tie mos. ssngure expectations Of the mana
v.r. III. Academy Of Music has been prepared for
tie reception Of goods. which viii commence today
n. pGrquei has been Substantially foored over on
level with the first tier the sofas and seats In thst part
hav. been removed together with the entire scenery
and fIturcs giving cear space the whole sse OF the
building FOR the arrangement Of the articles to be CT
hibed The planoforte. will occupy the large saloon
The second foor. splendid organ. rom one Of our
city manufacturer viii also he erected on the first
floor facing the stage II Is the intention Of the mana
g.r, tha, there 'hA be delay in tie opening Of tie
exhibition. which positively fixed for the ID OF Sep
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Hliliiarn Notices.

HuApQraHrEss FRovosr. MAEaaALs OyTicn,
TyrH CosoAkss0sA. De moo, No. III BeoApv.Y'
EKwYoEx, Aug b. lea
Des~rters-The attention Of ali citizens called 70 Be
don ., Of the IJ Es,oQiss sad ealing ss' ~ Nshsss1
Force. and or .sle, ps,vs which In As words fsl'0s'
ing
SIC. "a "ASD ~ " FuarHsR ExAcrsp; That ss~vSs'"S
at ,ub,eet 10 IA Rsss s.d /,f,os d WaS, ~
or s.scs ., s,mpf proes~s snits s<tr ~ ~ 'e's'ss
At "a. U.iisI STATE. 70 lse,t WAo Gs1 As~bsr ss"sssi ~
,,ss rupLoYsaSr TO pssskrrn es~rv M sesv ~ -
}, esr,r..o Ms srsy h~ses Ls~ = " sssA ~ W. s>0
p.,eaa.. J,o- any sdirv ~ sssSvsus ss"ss<sH'
s~rsr~ e.tAins any ps5f Isrs|, ed So sspfa<s -
so~.s.1fas saser u ssv sA;S sesk ~ ssv sse~h-
fs.S<.f ~ sesss<fo, u any vall'ssi stA~ pSse
o,.r~,saos eavyss ssay ssy sssA s'$~'' ~ - y
Ne e,ss o. sa,,~ss ksos'as ~. Asss dss~tsS. - ~
,sS.,s 70 l,isssr As - ~ s-a~ II M ssssss0as
sns.r .Aaa spo. kyaI eo~Ssos bslasd 81 ~ Asrsss y
sny s.s,s As,a, s.,Ias<s ~ ssss ~ ~ ~ - -
e.>xas lss ksad,es sa,s ord " sAal 's1rsss@S ssi
.s.,.ssse t,-o v<S,s i<ss fAAs sss ne~tsa'
Ths sander Of iessrers fron the U. Army from RCD
nen,. nov IN the nsll disguised and employed In this Die
, will eAs.. the el.aos to smpoyns csncsslins
h. 10 B., susuy sniors.d and al wa,sA against VIC
l.ilns .ls Preceding sectior-
JOEL b. ERHARDr,
px..o., N.,.h.i Iyth Distrirt
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Sailed.

ashs,.,n.r, Daniel Webster and Pioneers bsfs ocnef
burg lBrsm Whistler, Providence bhs' Ocss, LA,
schooner, D. B. Warner Anosets (Br) Ezprssa tBhl
C. tBr) pay Brl, ~ hon,on III psl%{, ,a,r, Ga, n.n
Jane A. B,hop IBr.I Princess Alexandra, lDsnl Ocean
Skinner OBI; brig. Cornela (Brl H. NJ Hine ~. In
national (Br Lydia H. Cole, (Br)i schr j. d. IssnAns
and others; steamer Baltimore.
27th-Br steamship Kangaroo, for Liverpool
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atO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U. g. ARhY-The re-
wsd Of lo will be- paid to person for the apprehension
and delivery deser at the headqu.ItsSs Of tho sessss
Provost N aIshal ~ follows:
A. A. Provo.i. Marshal General, No los Leonard e.
Provost Marshal Ist District, Jamaica, Lona Island
Provost Marshal lid District No. 10 Grand st. NLismsburgh
Provost Ma.ha lid District 49, Washington ct, Brooklyn
Proves. Marshal " IA District, No. I'll Broadway, New York
Provost Marshal Nth District No AZ Broome New York
Provost Marshal With District No. l83 9th NewYork.
Provost Marshal nth District, No VI III av New York
Provost Marshal With District, No G3 Broadway, N Y
Provost Marshal Ixth District Broadway and %h
Provost Marshal xth District, 1auytown.
ROBERT NUGENT, Colona 9th N. Y. Vols. end
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DisasfePS. &c.

Disasters, &c.
The po, Doe, Mary Ann No 10 .shc'e ~ NE eudde o
Sandy Hook Was subsequently, get Of without rsosns any
BosroH Thnrsisy. AuG =. 1852
The schooner Elmlrs. from ElIab-tipsr for Salem n
ashore on Eauche, Beach She bssd and foil Of wsssr
vii be total wreck. a,
The .hooprr Tornado kom An'igns osded With suCe old
metal kc was abandoned .. $50 - 9Th met, tLsns
Ranch A. J.
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ARREST FOR CIRCULATING LEGENDARY

ARREST FOR CIRCULATING LEGENDARY
Decentralization Potter Of the Thirteenth Precinct
Oh Tuesday arrested . man named HenryJ. Childs,
charged with issuing noendiary documents. circu.
lar headed Son, Of Liberty" was posted up through
the different horoughfares the east side OF the city
on Tuesday. This circular called upon the people to
subscribe $4,000 .or the purpose Of testing the cOnsti
tutionalty Of the Conscrption Act This couched
in neendiary language. and the police ordered to
tear down the bile and arrest all who were posting
them. Later In the day, man named Ralph johnson
WIS discovered posting these bills and WAS arrested
and conveyed to Police Headquarters where he stated
that the parties engaged in getting out the circulars
were Henry j. Chlds. sothor, ard John dickson Of No
Tryon Row. prnier. They were committed. and on
Wednesday handed over to Provost Marshal Nugent.
who holds them. awaiting instructions from Gen.
Candy. ChIls states that he Is physician. and rs -
years Of age III. following is the circular;
OF Liberty dnand ard compel obedience for. the Ad
Conscpt. the foundation Of the Constitution 10 Lib
ery Then aous, yourselves nom the ethafey ~ snr'
Of nd -,cnce of the United States demand and
have your rghts Unite together and call meeting and rass
80 60 among you ~ unsuecs.sul h.n resort to
and employ counsel that qualified TO hav. the
Conscpon Act srsy tested by the law Of this country
bsfo YOU consent 10 leave those that are dear 10 you DO
VII def I'd you that u.urp d. si OF robbns
Of your freedom The Declaration o. nd.J positively
assert. that all men ere born .nd equal viii ash
pcudoed rejecting MINISTERIAL vhsf their political feet
BE- i. in pressed ni. the army drs1ed fsc his home and
family orc~d tale 20 Invade country favsse
iii and main Il. pop ua;ion jeopudss his limbs health
life sud become sub.er,isntto dictator dicsor' when
these things rerusnan 90 Ls honor ard msnhood' HhS
eon,,tsa s.eo God have mercy and proee, tho.- who
are Oppressed ~ hing them truth h, they spurn
aud defy TIER opprc.sor- with he wespon' OF nfhieou's
nENRY J. Cnii.Ds, A son Of Freedom
A. f..A frx
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFrCE-Ara IS
Before CorunisSoner OSBORN.
HEALlLGED AURDER.
The examination in The case Of Charles Hurd,
accused of murder on shphoord was concluded to-day
The Commissioner eseryed his decision until Friday
next G.. n Curtis summed up for the defendants and
tie y. s. District A ttorney for the Government.
Ava f7-Befors Commissioner O.nonS.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
Joseph Peck, charged with passing 81 Treasury
altered to $40 knowing the to be false token,
was examined this morning and honorsbly discharged
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pa.seHreYs Sailed.

n. ,.s-air rs.esros. 70, J,s~y-aL-hra Worthy and
Fri 4f,n Mr. peO,sin AID .dy ~ A1si, viz and : chi
dr,. Dsi.n, ana lsdy J. q. Drew, o. A. Atkinson NJ
skay aaA etLaEs 10 the s'sertP.
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Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the North, No;
7l4 Broadway where all atoms b. add essei
to Col wM 8 BLISS, organizing the Brigade. ENROLL
INC OfFCES-ko 23+ broadway, opposite the CITY Hall
No Centr- opposite Controller o6icei and No. Court.
d, BTookSn. opposts Guy Hall
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The steamship America the Balance DOCK, WI %
stripped cauted and copperea
The .e,m.hp Remington on the s s''i'oi D'el Tor
the purpose.
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Tribune PRIZE STRAWBERRIES.


About the 10Th of September I shall COM
encs sending to such Of the subscribers Of the THE
Tnsc,u - have specially ordered them. the Prize
strawberry Plants TO which they entitled. and
10 no o&hers until further ORDERS and continue a. rap
idy - possible until all are sent out. But owing to
As immense quantity required it will not be possible
10 pack and send all Of them IN day or one week yet
] hope to pack them all within the month
Bach Club viii receive their plants In one package
unless the Club very large; In snch cases they will
b pat IN two or more packages. Tie Of those
entitled TO them will be inclosed with the plants and
sufficient number viii he sent 10 allow each subscriber
enc plant Of each Of the three varciies Each variety
win he labeled by numbers instead Of the names being
written In full No. is Col Ellsworth No 2 Monitor
snd No. 3 Brooklyn Scarlet.
So the plants are received they should be MI
packed and If st all dry and wilted they shoud be
appcd in water and then placed In a dark place for
tw hours urti they revive.
PLANTING. 40
choc.s erv eatioun ioS The reception Of the Plants
le ;Es soil deep and make moderately rich II is NOT
50 already Spread the roots carefully and cover
them deeply you can without covering une crown
Of the plants press the soil firmly about the roots theh
rs. them good soaking with pure water. after which
vee something over them for shade but do not lay
down On the plants but have II elevated few inches
above them Give them water often they require
II bx, not enough to cause them TO rot AT the sp'
,roaei Of cold weather as the ground Begins
20 teese cover the plants with some straw or hay 10
the depth Of two inches ard allow it 10 remain or them
~pti the ground thaws in the Spring. shall endeavor
70 50 sack the plants that they will arrive at their des
,n,ton in safety and the above directions are fully
ssnnlied with the subscribers 10 TIT TEinIsE VIII
Rave an opportunity Of tasting next season three vari
cites .. superior strawberr a. ). FULLER
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BORT h)aroens' Notirt.
STATE % NEw-YoEK,

STATE ov NEw.YoKK,
Pogr.WssDFks OFvIct, Ne. lo< Hsnst
NOTICE ia hereby given, In accordance win
sections Of the st pssssd phi H. 1857 sntiisd An ~ -
R.ors,uirs tho Wadens Ofce 81 The Pert OF 70
ell psr.op. interested In, having charge o. We saolec
o,~ins vessels are now under examination BY ire Port War
dem. and th the said examinations WI Be som
pe.ed within ten Gays next saeeesdns hS hocs Oh sss
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Masbinerp.

TODD & RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
I3peys Works a. Paiersss n JMsnafactars station.
airy and Portable Steam Engines aud boilers FLAX Hemp Tow.
OakaIn. and Rope Machinery. Mil Gearing shsfins "a
STEAM-ENGINE for SALE One of Hoes,
~ hitsen'horse power Apply at The Tribune Once
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' Arrived.

Steamship Teu,oni. (Ii.in.) Table nsmhsrg Aug .d
sou,hsmp,os i2th ud.c and M ts.. to kaahsrd, Co
A. q s q 10 los. w. spts br bsrt Aasa. boasd vest
Ta~" isi New fori isl 81 ~ a. lon q, IS spoke .p
Kn.rsy nom L'~gsel fss Ns~'fori.
s.sinsr ATaso 90. tsnspsrl Lrsry A. Gsdsi-n eosa'
ssi.ns. Por KoyL, & C. ats Aos ~ s"d Chsi.ston
BsI si q. sanls essung TO u. OusItsrmss,er Cape
ooh GU, bss1ns n 20 nlss Nd gave chase TO blockade
nnnes ss.per but ost sight Of her In heavy sqaal #
fog and rain Tho BRING tisI and - second Glaze
pa..ensers and III. mails.
Nssmsr Chy Of Rch.ord u. T. transport Kelly. Ch.es.
ton Aug "a mud iesiIsss Monroe " hours in ballast To
a. n. QuaftorrnasisT
John Town. (I. g. tfssspcf WadroD, Fortress
Monroe 4. hour. ballast TO 8. d. QusIt-fmsUer
sssiner Wssehs-tss Bakss Providence Ed.e. ke 10 H..
ByIr-f. , .
Byup~r.
steamer Concord Norman, rLlsdlphA .ass. 70 Lspsr
Kirk pstriok.
steamer wm woodward. cuAdis, Baltimore .dss tc 70
WIN. DslIell
sls.ner Oeorors, NeLs.shlin BstIrasrs .d'e. he to
Bari =, L. woy~. Pm.s) K.so., H.Itisposl. % days,
coal to order. r
grs R..lo Orb DEXTER Prs,idsncs. days ia ballast
Bhg A. T. Ross West s~sr,por 10 dsys lumber 70 msses
Brg Ghessposk Hunt New London. timber 10 sstsr.,
Bra William May. lBr). Webb. LnsAs' u d. ~ days
schr sprnsboa Johnson Nsehs dsys lumber to simP
son Chpp. a.,
schr. Ans odn Franks Bangor 10 days. Lumber to H. W.
sehr. Rover tof H.li.,) OBhsu Linssn, c. b. " days
schr L. NJ Reed Reed. r. George N B.. ath for Dsls
schr American Eagle. wh.lds.. Mnh.itsnvlls for PEN
scIr Fellow Cr.n wnisns. Arquin n days losweOd and
co0cs 10 master. - -,
schI Rover iBL oBrlsn Lpssn, c. B., % day. s0al To
=, n. Small.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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WHITr
DpClsIONs.
Nathan X, Ballard ct al ACT. PHILIP Burrows and
10. Nation denied without ard without prejudice 70
ny other o. further proceeding that ID. sPpiesst fd""d
zoe NAV b.. advised TO take In the prrubr- u,
Wn r. OidsTsisve at. Wm. ~ Doiy hsuos giahse
with 10 costs, TO lie cat b The acnon aud neudsd ~ ''
Judgment -. a.. sx -
Judgment Of divorce granted
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