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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-28

II spfPenr HoHE MANUFACTURE There is q
strong prejudice against articles of American
msnuiacsars, asnd justls. too, in many cases.
bus not 90 with DeLsnd & Co.'s Chemical Sal
sratus9 2 ifhis is The bess article In existence
for cooking purposes, yet many families are
using Epglish soda, when this salsratus is much
better, aud BY using it you are patronizlns
home production. For aale everywhere.
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LOUISVILLE, June 81. The Cumberland is
rising an Inch and o half an hour, with ten feet
already on the shoals.
IL 10 reported considerable force rebels
crossed the Cumberland OF Bucksville.
Rumors prevail Of an engagement at Shelby
vile, Tennessee, but nothing trsceable to au-
thentio sources.
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Rebel Accounts OF q Battle In Eas,
Tennessee.


NEW YoRK, June 27.--The Richmond Dis.
patch of the 23d says Il is thought Vicksburp
musdfall without the Interpolation of mIras
Gle.
The Dispatch has report Of a battle at Big
Creek Gap, East Tennessee, Friday last, be-
tween Buckner and the Federals under Burn
side. The Federals were repuIsed twice with
heavy loss. Burnside commenced q flank move
ment and Bdckner fell back to Clinton to cover
Knoxville.
The Dispatch Of the 23d says II was stated
yesterday heavy force of Unionists had landed
OF some point on York river.
The Washington Republican says it 10 certain
Lees whole force is north Of the Potomac. Ew.
ell is in Pennsylvania; Longstreet Is between
Booneaboro and the Pennsylvania line, and
Hill near Antietam accompanied by Lee, and
that Hooker is just where he ought to be.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-28

COLoSrL Wilcox has appointed the following
gentlemen Deputy Provost Marshals for this
district: A. Z,mbro, Londtn, Madison county;
Norman 8. Tiffany, Xsnia, Greene county,
and James Fleming, Springfield, Clarke cOun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-28

ROBINSON & BRuTHER's Great Combined Cir
Gus and Menagerie will exhibit In this city on
Friday and Saturday next, July Sd and All. Its
attractions are many and unsurpassed.
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DRoP LErTERs.-From and after the first da y
Of July, drot lettera, not weighing more than
half an ounce, must be prepaid with two
cents siamps
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FALL ELECTION.
AUDITOR.


Please announce the name OF SAMUEL I. McOoY as
candidate for County Auditor subject to the decision
Of the Democratic convention.
Mr.. Mccoy Is thoroughly acquainted with accounts
and account books and would discharge the duties OF
the Office with ability.
I*l MANY DEMOCRATS
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&C0 A MONTHI-We want Agents at seo .
RUv month, expenses paid, TO sell our E5srlGsfino
and curious articles. Is circulars, JFee.
msys-d&wtil SHAW CLARK, Biddeford, Ne,
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BALrlMoRE, June 2.-Rebels are at Glen
rock, tearing up the track of the Northern
Central railroad. Glenrock is forty.thre miles
from Baltimore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-28

AFAnILY FLOUR OF superior quality may be
had ct Nsiswender's Grocery in the Buckeye
Block on Broad street.
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New York Money Msrket--Juue 81.

Money active and firm at per cent.
eternng exchange little frmer with moderate
demand at i'o to lS6k for first class bills.
451Gc. N O''''Nb urn a' 4o'a
~ SoTernmsnt Stocks dull. U.s. 6s sl coupons lOe
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TREASURER.
EDITOR STATRsMAN:

EDITOR STATESMAN
Please announce the name of JosRPH FALKRsBAoH
as suitable candidate for the office Of county Treas.
urer subject to the decision of the Democratic county
convention, and oblige
ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
By announcing the name Of JAcoB POWELL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention, you will
confer favor on
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR OHIO STATKsMAN
Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL GULIoK as a
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblge
MANY DEM0oRATs.
Gentlemen by announcing the name OF THOMAS
ARNOLD, ESQ, as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the selection Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing Justice o him as
good and faithfal Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
SHERIFF.
EDITOR ONO STATESMAN:
Pleas announce the name Of WIN. DoMIeAN as can
didate for sheriff Of franklin county, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic county convention, and
oblge
EDITOR STATHsMAN;
RleAse announce the name OF ELIAS IL. WEAVER a
candidate for sheriff Of Rrinkn county, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic county convention, and
oblige
DDIToR OHIO STATESMAN:
Pleas announce the name Ut A. JACKSON ss q candi.
date for Sheriff OF Franklin county, subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic nominating convention, and
oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
~, 0,,,o d,.n
Please announce the name Of GEORGE Il. EARHART
candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO STArmMANi E
DedrSirYou will do the friends Of Capt. Il. NJ. Os-
BORN special favor by announcing his name % can
didate for the nomination for Sheriff. subject 10 the do
csion Of the Democracy OF Franklin county. We are
In favor OF the nomination Of Mr.. OSBORN Of Blendon
township for Sheriff. He has ever been q resident Of
the county, and an unhinching Democrat. No man
universally commands the respect OF all parties
He Is the for the times and the place In thes dc.
generate days OF corruption, and We hope the
tion will do justice to his claims. Let US have men
THl FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY.
EDITOR ONO sTATEsMAH: 5-a
Dear Sir-Please announce the name Of JOSEPH
QUMN as q candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County 0on
vention, and oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDrroR srArRsMAMi
Dear Sir-Please announce the name OF HERCuLE
CAmBKIL, Of Plain Township, 90 o candidate for th
oce Of Sheriff. subject to the decision OF the Demo-
cratic Convention Of Franklin county, and obliee
MANY DEM0oRAT5.
NDrroR ONO srATEMAN:
Reor Sif-Please announce the name Of DAVID BExRs
FRANKLIN county, subject TO the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention, and oblige,
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PROBATE JUDGE.

EDITOR 6TATRsMAN:
Please announce JOHN III. PUeH as candidate fort
Office Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision Of th
Democracy Of Franklin county, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Admiral FOose Dead.
New YoRK, June 27.-AdmIral Foote died
last night
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State and Local News.

THoMPsoN has Harper's Weekly for July 4tb
and other late pictoriAls and periodicals.. I"
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Wanted.

@7S A MONTHl-1 want to hire Agents IN
" - every county Of s7s month, expenses pad. "a
Iell my new cheap Family Sewing Machines. '"
Address Q. MADISON, Alfred, Ne.
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oMimum will call at the principal Hotels in time to
take Passengeto the Depots before the departure Of
every Tran and will call for Passengers In any part Of
the city, by leaving orders at the Office State, east Of
aigh Street. Also, will be in readiness at the Depos,
on the arrival Of all trains, to convey Passenger and
8sggageto all parts Of the city.
W. B. HAWKEa & Oo.. Proprietors.
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EDITOR SrATRsMAE
Please announce the name of JosRPH FALKRNBACH
as suitable candidate for the office of county Treas.
urer subject to the decision of the Democratic county
convention, and oblige
t"l MANY DEMOCRATS.
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FOR SAFE.

A TWO STORY DWELLING HoUsn, ON OAK sr
<ANcs .sSs pastieulsrs enquire ct this once! -
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DIR. ROBERT THOMPSON
Surgeon and Physician.

OFFICE HIGH srREBr, NORTH or BROAD dSo. ic).
Residence No. As, Southwest Corner Of Front
and Gay Streets.
10 Dr. T., ~ heretofore, sreats All
diseases or she Eye. -s.,...,
Columbus, May 30. 1863 d&wH.
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TOWNSHIPS.

WIN. DOMIGAN, Chairman,
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
]. J. RICKLEY,
Adm G. HIBBS,
JAMES JOYCE,
w. B. HAYS,
HARVEY LISLE,
WIN. COOPER,
JOHN M. PUGH, Secretary,
Democratic County Central Committee
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EDITOR BTATKsMAN:
By announcing the name Of JAcoD POWELL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention, you will
confer favor on
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Now York STOCK m.rke..-Iuns o,

stocks hrmer. New York CeutraI 1917; Erie 96X;
uo preferred l04; Hudson $780, Harlem 1851; Michigan
southern IS; do guaranteed ll7I; Gaepa and Chcego
ySti ohicago and Rock Island 96k; Pittsbnrg, Fort
wayne and Chicago &C; Milwauken and Prairie du
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Che Obio 6tatesmam
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE as. 1868.
Rail ROAD Tins Tab,s.

Rail Road Time Table.
Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Coium
oas On and sfter April Goth, 1853, tains will
Lr4rn Mi4s, d o..pxsusA q xrnA R.n. VI
Jinoinnati Accommodation. 5i35 Am. 9i25 p. M.
jim cinnAu Express ....... ll.00 A. N. Hoo A. M.
Mail and Accommodation. 3,25 P. M. 3fp5 P. NJ.
Night nxprsss via Dayton 1900 Midnight 345 A. N.
JHo. ". DoHRRTY, Agent
ooLUnpus 4 OLsvnAHD q.
Night nxprsss. .....,..... 400 A. N. I1:l5P.M
New YORK nIpress. . 11ilO Am. IOi45 A. NJ.
Mall. l.,........s. .......3i4UP III. BI5U p. M.
JAhn PATTzRsoH, Agent.
onTKAk OHIO d. \.
No. 9uxpres. ......... A15 A. N. 1880 A. M.
No. 4nx. to Newark only Ills A. M.
No. 3Bxpress .......... $40 P. N. ll35P. M.
W. J. EEL, Agent
PITrsBuRsH, osLunBus 4 CINCINNATI R. n.
Nall Train ........"...... E15 AN: 1880 A. N.
srprsas Train. ....."....". l1il5A. n. l1is5 P. N.
3 Jos. RoBMsoN, Agent.
0sluhpus q InDIAHoPoLIs, y. h.
,CoLUnBus PIoUA O. INDIANA b. r.
NJ. lnrprsss .......".., 6i30A. M. 1880 A. M
No.2 ............ 11l0 A, M. 330 L. III
No.3 ......".... 3O0P. M.
G.A. Hill, Agent,
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TELEGRAPHlC.
HEPOnTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

Rebels occupy Gettysburg ana Gar.
Isle.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.


Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL GULIoK as q
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MILE. AGNES,

The Invisible Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positions
upon single wire, at a consider
'nble elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this singularly beautiful
Parlor Entertainment Is a card
which needs only to be knewn to
induce thousands to visit tho Pa
vilion for the purpose of seeing 1t
alono.
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EDtToRa ATATRsMAN:

Genhemen-B BY announcing the name of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq, as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the selection Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing justice 20 him as
good and faithfal Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
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Dear Sff-Plese announce the name q m. DAvls
a. candidate for HherR Of Franklin ccty, subject
to the decision Of the Democrats Convsntion, and
oblige MANY DEMOORATS.
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|, MILE. ALICE,

The most delightful of Equestrian
in her brilliant Act Of
Horsemanship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward with
rs much ease as forward, flying
through balloons and over banners,
and forming pictures Of such elo ,
gance and grace, as to have gainej
for her the sobriquet OF Queen Oi
Loyn and Roanty-
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From Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role Of the
New Ballet, pronounced by first
Masters incompatible /; also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
AliCo.
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june11-tt
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
TIL + N AV Il.

The United States steam gunboat Montgomery arrived
yesterday from the bockadn squadron OF Mobile, hav
Ing left the Sd instant. The following list OF her
officers
Acting Master Command,ne-Geo. II. rendleton
Acting tSddinp) Mdser-tbas. g. Arthur.
Attr1 4ssistdnt Pdymdster-Jos. Watson.
Acting A1istdU Saroeon--David y. Lincoln.
Acting Elsicns-Wm, o. Putnam and Robt Wiley.
Ac,ng Engne.rs-frst Assistant Geo. n. Wade; Third
Assistants JAS Pollard John MeEwap, Y. W. H. Whitker
and John Muholand.
Cdpdis's Cierk-The. W. Davis
Acting Nastsr's Md'es-Chas. H. Walker, Henry Hanri
and Henry Mathers.
Pdyodsters lNiodrd-Incien r. Kent.
Surgeons Secarj-~Edwin J. shaw.
Commander Charles Hunter, late commander OF the
Montgomery, came on 10 her as passenger.
SHIP NsnossL GuARD.-This ship sailed from New
York on the 9th ult. The following 10 list or her
officers
Acting Master Ccmmandsie-N illiam Lee Hays
Asisant PdpHdaer-J Henry Bnkiey, lr
Aatadm Sarge ,,n-Jaincs can
leisn0 hngigas-Hnract ]. fattr, Executive pTror.
william Robinson, has. T. thompson.
paypldstsr's C1stk-Wm. n Hodgsdon.
Cdpdtn's Clsrk--Alpbonso Pare
Surgeons .Sfsiodrd-Allen Dixon.
Acting Ndsters Mato-Antbony DAWN.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
Died.


BERRY-Un Saturday, January 10, RosE ANNA, wife OF
Richard Berry in the 27th year Of her age, native OF
Monastreayen, Kildare, Ireland
Her remains will be the Church Of St Peter and
st. Paul, Second street. this (nonday) morning. at half
past ten where mass OF requiem will be offered for her
hapnY rspose, and thence at two O'Clock In the after
ue0oo Calvary Cemetery Tor nterment The relatives
nd friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
tase residtncS I82 North seventh street, Williamsburg.
BukosR. R.-0p Saturday afternoon, at his residence, in
pr9okiya n BsrSa,s ssea 81 ,.a years and months
At two O'Clock, IN Plymouth church
BRowr.-ln brooklyn, on Sunday, January IL. HISS
TEN A., wife OF J. W. Brown aud reict Of An,honys.
Martpg.
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
corner OF Partition aud Ferry streets, South Brooklyn
Tuesday aternoou. at three O'Clock Her friends are
requested TO attend without further notice.
1arrytown papers please copy.
Bnows On sunday morning, January IL, at the resi-
dence OF her uncle John Pierce ia West Forty fourth
street. MARY EMMA, youngest child Of Anson and Annie
L. Brown, aged years, months and 20 days
Further particulars w to morrow mornings paper.
CALRow.-Suddenly, on Friday January y RICHARD CAT.
ROW, aged rs years.
Tho relatives aud friends arc respectfully invited to
clock from the residence OF his SON. Richard Ca
row. Jr., Mamaroneck, wesichester county.
Troy papers please copy.
CsRsorl-on Sunday morning January H. at his resi-.
dence No. 400 Pearl street. JuHysIoS MANSFIELD CARRotL
native Of the county termanagh, and grandson Of tho
late Joshua Russell q Rathme ton county Of Donegal
Ireland In tro 3Tih year of his age.
The friends aud aclaantauces OF the family mc
specttuy invited % attend lib funeral Tuesday after.
uoon al one clock Ills remains will be akeG 10 Green
wood Cemetery Tor uterment.
CARIyon saturday. January 10, MsRta LorisA daugh.
~ Edward and Catherine Cariy, aged years AMI
months.
The iun.ral will take place from The residence " her
parents corner Cf Sixth stltei ard ftth avenue south
Brooklyn 10 Cavalry Cemetery this (M3ndsyl afternoon
II two o'ccck
Roscofnmon Tapers please copy.
plNEoS.Un saturday, January 10, at one O'Clock; ar
n.nmpton, tKt~s DAVIDSON, IN the 5ls wear Of his AGO
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral OF Wednesday. from his late residence
E!tyfourtb street, between sixth and seventh ave
nues.
rongikceIeie and Troy papers please copy
nEaARfSr -Sacdeniy, on sunday, January H. Mrs.
SoruA ItnAHd wife ~ James emtrest sem aged
e. Yeas, noLtLs atd 10 days
Fanoral on tuesday atnfDUr vi two o'clock from the
residence II her n, WIN. II. ena ct. No IA Grove
succi.
foiSy On saturday January lo a,cuAEi IIr,ay the
The New York herald., 1863-01-12


Brig Forest State fro Havana for Portland Jan lat 2
.n pes in port srgs Lillian 'ehn
GosAyls Ben.re.S Dee Pin he bay bark Chan
Fslsr fins. se:an slssr
e An vss.ei pes
Going n Dec Y, ,chr Aloe. from Nyork.
s,s sST.ss Rss T-a sEs Ta%sSls from & Bangor
Arr from NYorK Dec a. Anne At Falmouth; 2oih aercu-
M M spp IN at III S as Sss' at psn
Sat a Scpeaa. and ,s d e & !. Snd Transit
Sid for NYort Dec 81, Dcu,chland and Black Hawk a.
Deal.
The st Adams from Galatz Queenstown foundered OF
Malta Crew saved.
The Elizabeth Loyet, for for MessIna, foundered-
tThs Laiestva LONDONDERRY,
Ellen n and Jos Earl =, psSIn ssraan ., Sssel.s
Bulkey. at Antwerp; coain at Flushing orsunc, a.
Arr from New Orleans Pieades, at Liverpool
Arr from Callao Jumna, at Isle o. Wight.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Jan 10, AMArr barss Haryes, Moon Iam.her,
Bsi%ore; re- brs Means Means csrdenss; seSrs Robert
& rs an IN rnss s ssy sI Ss an rfsn Ss ss
steamer Norman. Baker Phladepla; bark. Bsrscoais
W@ams @ SGsf Hsaora SYcrf K @ s:sr aS.di ssr SSS ss
'0P Ell &c Rs ssd r aas SaFs wass ssR ia
Ss9 sns Panesa s. as .R R so5. VAN
Ceaf Farhaven Tangier Frances. Connei Haven
via Anger, Wright do via Nsnticoke Sid bark
test Beanchsmp, Monteviieo or Buenes Ayres
EDGARTOWk Jaa 6-Arr sfhrs Fair Dealer Cox, Eba-
Olive Avery. Roberts do for Belfast.
THAR schrs Mary LouIsa Fainrm, Nyork for Salem;
Empress, Farnsw0rth. do for Rockand.
In port 18th. all the vessels above reported and shr
Small, Donovan, about ready for Portsmouth, Wind NV.
FALL RIVER, Jan pArr schrs Flight Gibbs EiiYnheh-
mond NYork Sid brig Charles Heath, Wright NYtrk schT
Aurora. Berry, do.
KEY WEST, Jan SIN port bark Andrew Manderson OF
Philadelphia, unc; brig New Era of Providence do.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan 6--Arr schr sarah Mcdonald, kel-
ley NYok sd IN lark Montgomery ireland, New York.
riyal. Bolan, do, Ann saer Fish from warcham 90
NEWPORT, Jan sArr schfs Wonder Halock, Providence
for Nfork Aurora, Berry, Fall River for do.
gh-Air schr Benz Wright, Brown, Boston Tor Balti-
lOih-Arr (by tell BRIG Mazaau Mcrryman Portland FOR
Philadelphia; schr W II (probab R) Atwood. Atwood,
Boston for Tangicr Elixaoetn II. Nixon. do for Nlork
fENsAcoLA, Dec 2s-In port shp spor sman Ihon son
ordered TO proceed up the Mississippi parks kepcr Bse
low dis1 John Trucks Collins dsr Young Tnts, smith
do; viatrsnc,. do shrs Thos Halompe, Benneih nigo
ders wn Springs Adams, dos Trolan Niekerson, dsgr
David Faust. Stone, ordered 10 snip Island. - -
PHILADELPHIA Jan 10. AM--Afr scbr ID Smith: Wll-
ans Providence cid saSon Matthew'S Boston;
Br brig Anna Morrow, Barbados; schrs J q ste. swain.
and spencer swain, Beaufort; Maine Law, Amesbury.
CLAYTON: Cicoro Hitcnenss u Smith, wtiliams Smith,
Andeysop ard ID Mersion, Allen. Nyork.
pORpi AND Ian a-Arr straner Potomac, Hoffman, New
York CID sch Goorse Deerine Pinkbam, and Maaoaioos
hpfpciyf6rxcE Jan e-Arr steamer westchestor, Nye,
New yarls srhrs Robert Mercer, Robinson, Philadelphia,
iIenraa Braman, Enzabethport Sid schr Senator. yro.
mai
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

The steamship Hammona sailed from quarantine yesey
day at 6 AN for Southampton and Hamburg.
Ca tain Alen OF schr Myrever arrived yesterday from
Pensacola thanks full report al Pen
sacoia. #t
STEAMER CRY HARrfoRD, Capt John Parker, is
running regularly TO New Haven leaving Peek Clip New
York, every Monday Wednesday Friday at 3.4 PM,
The Elm City, Capt Lewis leaves the pier Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday s-the forming a daily line
New Haven.
scR ALcIoPE before reported ashore the coal mine
wharf Portsmouth, Ri has blged and the tide cubs ard
flows In her She oadin Tor Boston, and had board
~ tons OF coal when she went ashore She heavily
drn the blow which started several butts nearly
all her seams; and damaged her keel &C. Capt wcsce has
condenned No urher proceedings in regard to her will
be had until her owner; and the heard
The Alciope 0i egser, built At Cohaeset
in 1857 rebuilt In 1889 and insured In provinceto~n
BR scHR Rom Mowr, JR, Day. at Boston from Port "a
Prince reports 18th nit. Sc 80 Ion 7 norcry igale
split sails.
ScnR EXPRESS Farnsworh hence for Rocksnd in gong
into Edgartown ashore the flats Light 7h
inst, but would probably be got or without damase
ARRIVAL or A PRIzE--The shr Sea Flower, which was
captured by the boats the United States
with OF dry goods valued at $780, reached Baltimore
9th inst in charge Lieut. BakeY and prize She
given charge OF United Stats Marshal BonifAnt
be proceeded against in due course OF law.
Steamer Shanse from New YORK lshanehae, which
rived Care Town. CGH Nov II, had strong head winds
under without stopping Mt intermediate
port; square sails bat hours sails but
aft Carried dates from the United States IL days
Nov Is :
Brig M,ken, OF Fairhaven l7S ls9sths TONS has
been sold toJ Wallace Esq. OF New York, for s34Ol
AZ Louisa EndiOott OF Newport built Egg Har-
Dor IN ss TX on now a @ mas been
the coastng trade, under command OF Capt Ira Baker
sHpnUnDrEs.The following vessels have been built and
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

fnsa,e sabine cruising The heavy westerly salss
the entire passage. sprung maintopsa yards
Bark Matilda (Aus) Nifka, Mar rsses " h wool
and sa phrto order Jan LAT 81 10 lon 70 ~ passed
large numb Of barrels and boxes Of breat, vessels boil
BARK American Eagle Rcn, Palermo Nov %, passed 0is.
raltAr Doc g. with fruit, 10 Badger CO. Dec 1 ht
IS ss Ion Il a. skoke bark Henry Buck from Ma
BARK Horton tof Rockiandl, Sleeper Port Spain Dec
10, and lnngun s0th with salt. 10 Mctcalf Duncan.
in ballast TO master -
Bark Montgomery, Ireland, New Bedford, 70 hours In
ballast to master.
Hris Isabea Beurmann, Tamss Port an Prince Dee lb
aud 81 Mare th with ogwood and cotton Robert Mur
ray Jr
Brig Saml Adams Carver. New Orleans q days Win
surar &C. 10 Brett Co Had winds nearly nc
passage 9Th inst lat 80 ~ Ion rs exchanged IA
mails with ship Annapolis, bound f.
Schr Myrover, Allen Pensacola IA days in ballast, 70 L
McCready n Co. lh ins oil Cape Florida, bark
showing secesh lag ssnaliled her for her name (which
sshr erhrn Ho,chkss Petty Yeoaico.s days 7th inst
on Chncoteague, In heavy WNW gale lost foresaE and
split Jh.
schr Tennessee, Wooster, Passport, 10 days
ScIr Princess, Lowell, .BO ston, 5 daya
Ssar Belle, R0sebro *, Boston, 3days.
6!oop fictorine, Aldrch. west Point
Steamer Wesehester, N.e, Providence.
BELOW
Brig Wild Pidgeon, 8 days from Nassau,
SAILED.
SchrsFTances BurTf.t Sarah Smith, Julia (Br).
Wind at sunset w.