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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24
GsH. BRAoe AED THE YoUKo OvFIcGR -
The following shows that tbongh Gen. Bragg

G9N. BRA00 And THE 1OUK0 OTFICkR -
The following shows that though Gen. Bragg
knows how 70 est bis facs as . Hint in matters
Of discipline, he also knows how tS sympa.
th:ze with the tender sentiments aud.to ar'
1i:.ui a delicate se1sa Of honor. A CORES.
pouaent og the Mobile AiUert.ser, writing
from Sasitysills, says:
An officer in Gen. Draeg's army had oh
tanned q short leave Of absence 10 psTm't bi n
TO go homo acd attend 10 persona. interssis de-
mrGding his presence: Before his time OF alb
ss1cs had expired he requested . further leave
Of abseLce for thirty days, and promised to re-
turn q better soldier than he Fad ever been
before. His request was approved by TIE va
yious officers In command over him, " no kne
him 10 ba true and faithful man, and Ii 1ally
w Cen Bsagg Before the thirty daya, time
granted had expired, he again forwarded =
Communication desiring still further leave
lis officers we're astonisbed at his impudenea
si,d uudac,ty, aud each 0Ee in turn through
whose hands i. passed marked it "tisapproved."
Esiore the communication reached army head
quarters, Gen. Bragg was the recipient OF
istter from this officer, who stated that he hSd
niado application for further ieavs, aud gave
Aa his reasOn that while our army was further
advanced he had become engaged to . Young
lady from whom he had received y letter,
which he enclosed. This delicate missive con
s t;.iued n sad aud touching farewell to the
young officer who had gained her affections.
She explains d that since the enemy had gained
her homestead they had destroyed her proper
ty, taken every thing from her, and we'll nigh
made her penhiess
When shs had engaged herself to her lover,
Sue was the possessOr of property, and was in
different circumstances. With this state VI
things existing, hard as she felt would be the
trial TO her, ehe had determined to reease the
object Of her affections from an engagement
made in her prosperity. This noble mlssive
was couched in such loving aud gentle, though
prudent aud touching language, that it might
= " ell have drawn tears from the iron warrior
to whom It was presented. TIE officer xdjed
that misfortunes Of his atfianced had only the
more endeared her to him, and this manifesto
tion Of her disinterested love aud spirit had
Cnly inspired stronger affection for 80 noble
woman. He desired q still further holiday
that he might 60 to her aud marry her, prov.
ing tha. his love was as pure as her own, aud
by making her his wife, endow his property
upon her in .se hewas made the victim of a
bullet. Gen. Bragg sent directions 70 bis bu-
reau ficsr to send him the communication 50
soon as it sheuld arrive, and regardless of the
endorsement Of "disapprovsd," made by Oil.
GERS unaware OF the circumstance, he marked
i."Granted for thirty days." ami endorsed
upon the letter "The lady is worthy the best
and bravest soldier, and from what learn
believe you aie worthy Of the lady.
"BRAXToN BRAGG"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Heavy Robbery Thursday moruipe
last man named Samuel r. Rasmy. res1s
dent Of Richmcnd county, cams 70 this city
with . qaautity OF bacon, and on Offering Il
for sale was assistsd In SO doing BY Esaansl
Davenport. frea negro kasny, il sesus,
had over 81 500 in money sawsd up in ride
pocke; of ais coas for safe keeping. and, after
getting to work, pulled Oft his coat, depotited
II in his wtgon, ard put . lad TO mind il. Dar.
ing tho riosiling the notorious VIM Ii. Kos.,
q Tree negro. discovered the coat, aad suspect
ing its contents to be valuable, sought an op
p.,rtnni.y aod Appropriated the pile to h.s use
When the coat was missed Ross inquired Of
Davenport what was the matter, confessed
that he bad taken it AMI intended TO keen IL,
and said he bad given $l7 Of the money to
Gas. slave 10 Susan 1lili. Gus denied all know.
ledge or participation in the crime, but the
Mayor thought he was nosguiitlsss, aud there.
fore cent him and Ross to jail, TO answer for
the cffsnce before higher tribunal. (Tne po-
lice have been industriously engaged in en-.
deavcring to discover snd recover the money,
but thGs far have failed to trace It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24
Confederate Nets

ESOetDssS~Et
The community continues TO receive and to
pass the notes Of the Confederate Government
Issued psisr to April, 1863. These notes to Tie
people generally are just as goods auy They
never were esteemed the more for bearing on
their faco the promise to be funded In bond, Of
8 per ceLt; aud are hot regarded as lcss yar,a,
BILE now that the Government ia about TO refuge
to bond them st sll, and the banks here have
declined to take them on deposit q policy,
by the way, the banks nowhere else have kur
suedl The credit and honor of tie Govern
msns are as much involved In the matter Of
their ultimate redemption ss in any other Of its
issues, and the people continue 10 take them
with the same eonidog CO that they have re-
ceived and paid them cut ever sineo they htsi
saw the light.
!. This course of the people and the bueinses
community is wise, and saves themselves from
unnecessary shaves and discounts which would
follow their rejection Of those notes refused
! by the Richmond banks. Those notes will he
taken for taxes, and We hops will be retired in
that manner as fspii ily - was hoped BY those
who. shaped the pAsiey Of TIM l30xesHnasnt-- s.
Their continued circulation is good evidences
of the faith of the people in the credit of the
Government, and will prevent tho inconve
| nisnce which was reasonably apprehended
| from the course of the Government and the
| banks 10 putting them under the ban.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Died Of lis Iniury-The lsd Joseph Hakel.
mann, who was dangerously stabbed or Suu-
day last, while in All alteration with negro
boy Bamed Dick, the property Of DR.. Pollard
ded Of his wound yesterday morning. Justice
Ne.tles,tf Henrico county, held an i, ques'
over tho hndy Of thu dscsasse1, Ind ths jary
rendered q verdics that the deceased came %
his death by wound ila icted with knife, In
the hands Of Dick. The accused, - Wa have
heretoforestated, was arrested by officer Per.
rim, Of this city, and turned over to the county
authorities, tha murder having been committed
beyond the corporate limits Of Richmond
The murderer il q ladof Is or l6 years, and Il
eaid to have been well behaved before this 90
currsnce. If found guilty Of the fence
charged againat him, he will no doubt be
hung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24
TnE ATLANTA-The G. s. iron-eiad Atlanta,

TnE ArLASTA.-The G. s. iron-eiad Atlanta,
captured by the Yankee boats In Warsaw
Sound, was lying where she was captured Oh
Friday last, sunk naarly to her smoke-ssack.
This shows that she was disabled BY the Yam
kes FIRE, and accounts for the little firing done.
The Virginians on Doe I'd the vesasl were Com
man1er w. A. Wei Assistant PAymaatsr
WIN. b Aioou, Midshipman J. A. G. William
500, Assistant Epgineers L.,C. King and J. y.
West, and gunner 4. d. Trsvis. The enemy
have not gotten her armament oil her yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24
Cavslfy Fngagcnasnt In 8isslhsipDi The 6n'
emy Defensed Flag Or IFuee fsem General

Cavslsy Fngagcmsnt In 8isslhsipDi -yhe IN.
emy Oefeased -Elss Or ITuee fem General
sAiant
Jackson, June 22.-Gen. Ruggles, with his
cavslry, overlook the Yankee raiders near
Rocky Ford, In Taliahaschis to-day. aud 60
vere sneagemsnt ersned, rssulsing II the cap
tire Of thirty prisoners, two piecss Of artil.
lsry, their entire baggage and ammuuition
train, together with y large amount Of provi-
sions stolen from the citizens. The eneoy's
loss in killed il eighty. Our ioss small!
Yesterday asking permission to remove his
wounded left at Edwards's Depot, amer the
ipht of Bakers Creek, which was allowed
after they were duly exchanged.
(slCOnD DtsPAfCH
JAcxsos, june 22.-Passengers from Gre.
NADIA report that the Yankee raiders have gone
back in the direction Of Memphis amer burn
iLg Pamela and Batesvilis. II wAs ehoughe
that Cen. Chalmers had 0vsrt9ken thsM, ~
firing had been heard in ths direction they had
| taken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

SEWARD ON EuROPGAN CoAPIicATIons.-
II appears from 81 Petersburg telegram, in
the late London pspsrs, that france invited
the American Government to join the great
European Powers In their diplomatic action
toward knskiA on the Polish qasstion, aud the
reply Of Mr.. Seward has been pnbliahed al 81.
Petersburg. Tho WasAington Cabinet refused
iss cooperation, on the gEopnd lhat America
can never deviatA from her traditional toiicy
Of non-inielys ysntion IN European alfairs, excsnt
In cases Of evident necseaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Sent Awalor Triad McCOul, the Fede
rsl soldier VINO ravished youh9 lady in Mat
iiou on Monday for trial by Military Court
Martial. lie was seated In the cars with q
chain ard "a pound ball ON his Icy, and his face
aho wed the agony he felt at meeting his fate
about which there ia very little uncertainty
Death Ly hanging ia the penalty OF hrs heiaoul
aal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Hastings Coart.-.The, trial of James II
Gilman and A. q Walton, two lads, Oh charge
of stealing fur hoIsse. the property of Nj
Ledbe.ter, was concluded yesterday by ,hs
discharge Of the jury, who were unable to asie
upon verdict. The prisoners proved by th'
most conclusive evidence that they could no
have stolen the horsss; and q witness fer th.
Commonwe ealth testified that the accuse,
lougbt the two horses traced to III sir p0eses
eson, und paid full value for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Orgsaizing.--Jn some Of the Peninsula
couatiss the citizens are organizing themselves
into companies to protect their homes snd tire
sides from tie desecra'ion Of the Yankee
hordes now seeking to 1estToy their means OF
iiving. Such companies, Eads Of true men,
will not only rid tho land Of the iavaders, but
will coon make the rivers and creeks ia that sec
,ion too warm for the Abolition thieves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

ffeserpsHg AppeuTaacss.-Hsnry Baxter. a
wounded soldier, WAS before the Mayor ves.
,ssrday, tor wllfaily knocking down Joahna
Wade, without cause or provoeasion. Ha,rv
We wac iresh from the Held oil wars, and gave ~.
keeping his hand in. Harry WAS he1d in s,'..
tody. to bs turned over u The military aaihor.
tiles. "~'AAv'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

An,usemsnts;-Broad strsst Theatre and Me-
.r4pOn.an s;O; Han, on franklin street, are fce
city. TIE frisbds of the Theatre speak OF ths i.s
Programmes there presented - verv ataracuvs.
Waiie those Of Lse Mallory, at Nstropoiilsn
Hail. declare his entertainments 70 be- anns,;o,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

II. noass Sc !Breaksns-Ths meat house Of Mr..
was forcitly entered and robbed of : nn.h". .
Of nne hams, two frkips Of lard, and other vsi.
uaoie articles Of food. The police were notif;. -
ot tae TACT yesterday morning, aud endsavored
toierrst out the thieves, but had mot done "a
yesterday afternoon. A' :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Hasds Ot-W. w. Kennedy, . member Of
The City Battalion, came bsi0ss The Nsvop
yesterday, to aDsWsr the charge Of Asatine :
!sd namsd ninanes The evidence proved
scared him for bad behavior; ana ths vs,,sss
WAS, therefore, dismiassd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

! British Papers-JOhn Walters, a young
with Hsi.ish protection papers IN his
found drunk aud asleep ID the
MA. '--s0r's otnss, aud a. he could
pocket, was. 10 and haa no en-
paseage way to q w.. .uppoFt, tha
give no account Of bimss...
pioyment or visible means a,
mayor locked him up for eafe kespiuv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

FALL IN FLoUR --ThsI .inmsnss wheat crop
u the South h likslys. uin tho speculas0rs
Lower grades Of nour." ! y Augusta, us !,
on Saturday, a. t27 per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

HsSA Handed. L. Chas. w. Thslo v,s b>scra
TIE Mayor yeate.dsy and held 10 bail for Ia "a.
!oTe good behayior. 'on osnviseion Of sssanH,
ing and beating IN inlxns con Of John g. Rav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

Not IKsf1-K. ]. Backley was arraigned
before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the
luoua Kings, worth $I,l0O, FROM Rosa Viii
hams Xne evidence showed that the prisoner
aud his accnser were wsrm friends for several
months-clat che loaned him the Jewelry, and
that he wore it for ssyeraa weeks, without her
demanding ils return-aild that finally, with
Kosa's ccnAent, spouted the valuabies to Oh.
tain money for business purposes, aud had fail.
ed to redeem tina return them. The Mayor
decided that the act was not q criminal one
and thereupon discharged the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

ATLANTA, june pa special dispaaeh to
the Atlanta lafetkgencer, from Wattracss
Tenn 2lss iossant. ssys:
Gen. Wi,d,r's "Mghtuing division" -cor-
posed Of 2,UOO Federal cavalry, 500 Of whom
are Lsgross, were driven back from Alsx4n.
dris, Tenn, eight miles north west OF Liberty.
by Dukes caysiry. on the l7th. Tho snemy'a
loss was ten killed and Q nanber woueded.--
No loss ON our side.
Capt Shelton, Of Daks.s 2! ksnsaeky rceis
on the 9Th, snA brought oas qauttty Of
e -.my ~ fallAu biek hO1 ksbanon
--.As HaRfkessSose. ThisSs
D.,
TaA n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

"IAe Soldiers Homc," place familiar to
many members Of the army, Is now under the
eupsrintendence Of Lieut. Bsrj. Bates, Of this
city, aud promises to be far more comfortable
and desirable to the wsyfarhg soldier than
heretofore. Lieut. B. ia having the establish
Meat thoroughly cleansed, and Ia endeavoring
to have row Of hunks prepared for his guests,
tofore. The culinary arrangements are very
good for the times, aud the bacon and bread
furnished each sojourner are sweet and nice
If Lieut.. Is. il permanently appointed TO thie
pust we aIe quite cure his guests will no longer
designate it the "Crow's Nest" but willingly
accept il as a temporary k0ms, whore the ne
| csesariss Of lifa ars carefully provided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

ArrfU0is at the Labby-We append par.
tial lis. Of the Federal Gficers captured at
Winchester, last week. who arrived st the
Libby prison, in this. city, .yseterdsy. They
represeus ten different regiments: Col w q
Ely. 18Th Conn regiMent; Col w r Wilson,
l23d Ohio; Lieut-Col X Nofthcost, 12,h
Va; Lieut. Col II b Hunter, 1924 OhiS; Lieut.
Col NJ Nichols 18th Conn. M-jor H White,
9th Penn. Captains-J Randolph, 1884
Ohio; j w Chamberlain, 60; d . Caldwell,
do; Alonzo Robbins, do; G H Riggs. do @ II
Rosenbaum, do; w II Noel, dc; Il NJ Koch,
dc; w II Irving, do; Fred MenDsrt. DO;
Carroll. do; II G Davis, 18Th Conn; + Math-
ewson, do; q w Warner, do; II e Youtz,
l26th Ohio; w + Martins, l4th Mass artillery;
CIV White, Sd Va cavalry; + A Patterson,
do; G e Uriulsr, 9th Ps; L 7 Dorchew, do
Peter Marsh, do; Jno y Carpenter. DC; 8 e
Arthurs, do; A Shepherd llOth Ohio; john
Albright, S7,h Penn; D B Means, 10th Penn
cavalry; S b King, l2th Penn cavalry. In ad
di,ion to the above list there were seventy
five Lieutenan,s received in this lot, all o
whom are now confined ct the Hbby, with
l,l9l privates, captured at the same time. The
remainder Of the prisoners captured In th.
Valley, are expected to arrive. in daily instal
ments until all are received. Besides these
there was q Lieutenant and four privatei
brought over from Petersburg Yesterday morn
ing, captured at Plymouth, N &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-24

lac e..
aud Tfiuns soe.
are working.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-21
BY TELEG PHI.
LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY PRESS
AUGUSTA, Jan. 90.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 90.
SENATE.
Tuesday, Prayer by Rev. Mr. Howard of Hal
lowell
Papers from the House were disposed of in
concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Hacker message was sent
to the Governor and Council, announcing the
election and qualification of Hiram Ruggles,
Esq, as Councillor.
Resolve for this effectual destruction of bonds
and coupons of the State, after the same shall
have been paid, was read and assigned
Mr. Morrow, from the Committee on the I'M
finished business of last year, reported an order
referring all such papers to appropriate Com
mittees. Report accepted and order passed.
Mr.. Duren presented the petition of Joseph
Granger and 300 others for military road from
Milford to Princeton. Referred to Committee
on Frontier and Coast defenses.
Mr.. Milliken of Kennebec presented bill, an
act to amend an act incorporating the Peoples
Pacific Railroad Company.
Mr.. Hacker called up the report of the Com
mittee appointed to investigate the affairs of the
Land Office, and the report was accepted.
Act authorizing the construction of a wharf
in the town of Millbridge passed to be enacted
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Crane of Hallowell.
Papers from the Seoate were disposed of in
concurrence.
Petition Of A. T. Gait and ais, with bill, to be
incorporated as the Portland Gram Warehouse
., 10 ~,
camille Affairs and Insurance
Various petitions were presented and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Hayden of Bath, it was or
dered that the Judiciary Committee be instruct
ed to examine Sect 10, Chap. "a, Revised Stat
utes, relating to foreign bills of Exchange, and
see if it should not be amended by striking out
all after the words ''or otherwise
MIR. Cony of Augusta, from the Joint Select
Committee on bounties advanced by the banks,
reported resolve in favor of certain banks in
this State, which was read once and Wednesday
of next week assigned.
Mr.. Crosby ST Dexter, from the Joint Select
Committee to examine into the affairs of the
Land Agents Office, presented minority re-
port, accompanied by bill. Laid on the table.
The majority report Of the same Committee
came from the Senate accepted by that body
Laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Lambert of Phillips. it was
ordered that the Committee on the Judiciary be
instructed to enquire what further legislation is
necessary to secure the rights of stockholders in
corporations; and also the rights of creditors to
Railroad corporations,
Passed 10 be enacted Act authorizing the
construction of a wharf in the town of Mill
bridge.
Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-21


Mons. FRED. SUBIT.-We are informed that
this gentleman seriously contemplates re-
movai to New York, not willingly, but as a
necessity forced upon him by lack of patron
age. His sister is engaged there as teacher
in the Spinglar Institute, and an invitation
for himself is already in NJ. Subit's hands,
Preferring Portland as a place of residence to
any other city in the land, he still cannot over
look the fact that his classes are diminishing
from term to term.
We have only TO say that 1t is not for the
interest Of Portland to lose his valuable serv-
ices No secondhand teaching of French is
profitable. The language must be learned
from French lips. Bat 1t is not always that a
French teacher can be found who unites to
the ability to speak his native tongue the quite
different faculty OF teaching it, and possesses
an acquaintance with its literature as well as
its grammatical forms. 1t is still more rarely
that professor Of the French language
writes such pure English as appears in NJ. Su-
bits TRANSACTIONS, recently published in the
Mirror from the Count de Gasparin's new
work on America. And yet it would seem to
be an indispensable condition 10 success in
teaching French, that the teacher should pos
sess the capacity and disposition to learn Eng
lish. Depend upon it, if NJ Subit is suffered
to leave Portland his place will be likely to be
filed by some pretender, who will do more
harm than good.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-21

s1-On the first page will be found letter
from Washington, graphically describing a
scene in the Pennsylvania State Capital. We
presume our correspondent drew somewhat
upon his imagination, and that he has given to
the picture quite as much color as it will bear.
If he has given only unexaggerated facts, then
the prayer for that State, "God save the Com
monwealsh," needs tosbe uttered, for the peo-
pie surely are in no condition to save it. We
may as well say here as elsewhere, that the
implied charges against Mr.. Cameron are to
be received with some grains of allowance
Mr.. G. committed, a few years since, the UNI
pardonable sin OF abandoning the old demo-
cratic rty because of its slavery procliyities,
and since then he has been bounded by the
whole pack of party ours, even as Messrs
Hamlin and Morrill, have been in this State
Before he left the party, the same men who
now assail him were loud in his praise 1t
seems that Mr.. Forney, who is quoted against
him, and who six years ago was his political
adversary, is now one of his most jealous
friends.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-21

tic. from New York for Newburyport, put into New.
port 10th in distress. having been collision 18th near
Point Judith, with sch Ezra Lewis, from Portland
for New York, and carried away foremost close to
deck. ~ ="
Sch w, (of New York; FauIklin, from Portland
with hay and oats for Alexandra, in collision
with sch Golden Light, (of Bucksport) from Fortune
Island for Boston, the l7th of Barnagaf and had
pbboom, bobstays. head gear, head and cutwaier
carried away split stern and lost anchor and IS
aIhoms OF chain; has arrived at Holmes Hole. leak
LOT repairs The Golden Light has arrived at Edgar
bad. ~ ~ NV 'e"~ wy
Sch Lath Rich, at New York from Pensacola. re-
ports Jan 18th lat 81 TO- Ion IS 81, passed the wreck
apparently right side up aud about two or three feet
above the water, and her deck looked to be swept
ciean OF houses; m a!,s rigging. &c.
Sch Frank, Littlehed from kennebunk, went
ashore on Sand Point, morning of the 18th and filed
She came OF at high water and was towed up to Bos-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-21

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, ....................Janu go.
ARRIVED.
Ship Henry Cooke. tRrl Morgan. Ardrossan 9Th ult
for orders reports experienced heavy weather.
Sch Queen, Hod gdon. fremont.
Sch Canova Fullerton, sullivan for New Bedford.
Sch Robt Woodruff. Jones, Frankfort for Boston.
Sch Louisa Manson, Bath for Boston
sloop Daniel Webster. Derry. Portsmouth
Steamer Lewiston. knight. Boston.
Ar 10Th, ship kentuckian, Merriman. FIN Liverpool
9Th ult.
Steamship 81 George. tBrl wylie. New York. by
Edmonstone, Allan & Co.
Brig Harriet, Titcomb Havana. by Chase Bros
Co.
Brig Virginia Douglass Baltimore. Jos Hobson.
Sch Trident snow Sagua. John ID Lord.
Sch Osprey, (Br) Price. 81 John NIB by Ihos Pad
dock
Sch Defiance. Harrington. New York. X York &
Sch Eliza Ellen. Curtiss New York. J II White.
Sch Rio del Norte, Littlejohn. New York, by Dana
Sch Globe. Snowman. Boston, Jos II White.
Sch Duke of Newcastle sailed from st John NIB.
for this port, several weeks ago, and has not been
heard from since.
Sch Two Brothers, OF Calais. left Boston several
weeks ago for Calais and has not since been heard
from.
Key West letter Of the 9Th inst expresses fears
for the safety of the ship Lydia. Southwick Is days
out from New York for Key West
The new shin recently launched by Ralph Kelley
& Co t73s tons not yet namedl has been sold TO Mr.
Thomas Durham, of New York, ON private terms.
A superior ship of lo2s tons. not yet named, was
launched from the yard OF VIM. ii. Reed 4 Son, at
Bath, ON the 18th inst.
DISASTERS.
telegram from Newport states that the sch Arc