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New Order Respecting Subsistence or Or


neers.
Gen. Grant has issued the following rational
orders
HEADa'Rs ARMIES OF THE USITED STLTEs,
City POINT, Va, June %, 1854.
EXTRACT.
Special Orders, No. A.
Owing to the inability Of many officers Of
the armies operating fran the James river 10
purchase subsistence stores, 1t is ordered;
First. That each officer belonging TO these
armies Is hereby authorized to draw, for his
own use, two ratlons in kind per day.
Second. Subsistence will be drawn for off,
GERS In the same way as for troops, but on sep
arate returns.
Third. Abstracts of issues to officers will be
made In quadruplicate-one copy for tho Com
missary General, one for the chief psymaster
OF the separate army or department to which
the officers belong, and one for the Gommissary
himself, and will show clearly the name, rank,
regiment, and number of rations drawn by
each officer.
BY command Of Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
4. 3. BowRRs,
Assistant AdJutant General.
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semmes, the pirate, chop fallen after his
ducking and the loss Of his issuccaneering craft,
told his sympathisers in Southampton, that
che was deceived as to the strength and arma-
ment of the Federal ship" That story will
not answer, as he had the largest vessel and
an armament throwing more weight Of metal
than his opponent. He had, too, the English
Blakeiy guns against our Dshlgren's, and they
were served by English artillerists.
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DESERVED CoMrLMEST.-oapt.J J. @. @.
Lee of the volunteer force, who has, for some
time past, so ably filled the position Of Depot
Quartermaster at Alexandria, has been ap.
pointed by the President and confirmed by the
Senate, a Captain and Quartermsster In the
regular army. This is a well deserved com
pllment 10 merltorlous officer and gentleman
Captain Lee will continue his duties at Alex
andrIa
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Cricket,

BosroS, July b.-.The cricket match between
the second eleven OF the New York and Boston
clubs was played yesterday, on the grounds Of
the latter, at East Cambridge. The New York
men won by the first innings, the score stand
ing n To so. In their second innings, Now
York made ia, and Boston 70, for tho loss OF
three wlckets to-day. Tomorrow Is played the
great match between the New York club and
all Massachusetts,, in which great Interest is
mani feAted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-06

CoEPIRMATIoNs.-The Senate confirmed the
nominations Of G. De Witt Smith, Of Washing
ton, d. c., TO be Secretary Of the Territory Of
Idaho; and James Bowen, of New York, Com
missioner, and John p. Cumming, OF New
York, Superintendent OF Immigration, under
to the United States. Also, TO be Brigadlor
General, Col. Charles J. Paine, Of the I'd Lou
isiana volunteers; Brigadler Gen. Stephen @.
Burbridge to DO Major GenerAlj and Brigadier
Generals Alvin Z. Hoyey and John g. Barnard
to be Major Generals by breyet.
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Nav YoRK, July S.-Ths steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal on the 30th, has arrived.
The Palmetto Herald states that Secession.
vile, near Charleston, was vigorously shelled
by our forces last week.
It is reported that another rebel ram has
been launched at Charleston.
Two rebel Generals and forty-ave rebel aeld
officers arrived ct Charleston bar on the goth,
and were Immediately sent TO q fort under hre
of the rebel batteries, In retaliation for the
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rp-i.isastr..t's Inimit.bIs HAIR Rsstor.

I1-Hsfmstrssps Iufmitable Hair Restor-
ATIvs, ror DIE, but restores gray hair to Its
original color, by supplying tie capillary tubes
with natural sustenanoe, impaired BY age or dis
ease All tnstsnisnsous dyes composed Of lunar
osuite, destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair, and Afford Of themselves no dressing. Helm
streets Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair
70 its natural color by easy process, but gives
the hair . LuXURIANT BEAUTY, promotes its
growth, prevents Its falling of, Graduates dar.
drun, and imparts health and pleasantness to the
head II has stood the test Of time, being the ori.
sinAl Hair Colorins, and IL eoEIt.ntly increauins
In favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. II
IL sold by all respectable dealers, or can be pro.
cured By them Of the commercial agents,
D. 8. BARNES h CO,
202 Broadway, New York.
TIVE sifes, 90 eents and si.
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u-Hsgsn's Magnolia Bsim.-This IL the
most delightful and extraordinary article ever dis.
covered. II changes the sun-burnt face and hands
70 pearly satin texture OF rsvishins beauty, i'm.
parting tho marble purity Of youth, and the disfin-
sss appearance so inviting in the city belle OF
fashion. II removes tan, freekles, pimples and
roushness nom ths skin, leaving the complexion
frssh, transparent and smooth. II contains no
material injuries TO the skin. Pstronired BY Act.
rsssss and Opera sinsers. II IL what every lsdy
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by w. +. HkGAN, Troy, N. Y.
A pEMAs 8. BARNys d CO.,
New York.
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Terrible Disaster at sss-Ninstssn Lives
Lost.

On the morning Of the Sd instant, At one
O'Clock, between Barnegat and Absecombe
lights, the steamship Locust Point, Captain
Hoffman, from New York for New Orleans.
came In collision with the steamer Matanzas,
Captain Leisgsng, from New Orleans for New
York, causing the Locust Point TO sink In seven
minutes, In fourteen fathoms OF water. .,
The Locust Point had on board twenty-three
crew and eighteen passengers the balance,
nineteen In number, must have all been lost.
The Matanzas had on board one hundred and
forty-siI souls, and received no Injuries what
ever from the collision. Every care and atten-
tlon were given to the unfortunates picked up
from the wreck.
The Locust Point and her cargo 10 total
loss. No one saved anything from the wreck.
The passengers were all asleep at the time.
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To THE CHARITABLH.-A lady, (whose hus-
band belongs to the SD Pennsylvania yolun-
teers, and iG wounded in the Carver Hospital, }
who has child to support and is without the
means to do SO, Is desirous Of obtaining some
employment, such as sewing or washing. In
quire at this office for particulars.
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APPRovED.-All the bills presented to the
President yesterday received his approval, with
the exception Of that providing republican
government for States usurped or oVerthrown
nv rebelllon,
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oTFICI Al.

oTrIcIAL.l
by thu President OF the United states OF |
America.
A PROCLAMATION.
wHKRnAa, by q proclamation which was is
sued on tho 18th day Of April, 1861, the Presi-
dent OF the United States announced and de-
ciared that the laws OF the United States had
been for some time past, and then were, op-
posed and the execution thereof obstructed, in
certain States therein mentioned, by combina-
tons too powerful TO be suppressed by the Or
dinary course Of Judicial proceedings, or by
the powers vested In the Marshals by law;
And whereas, Immediately after the issuing
Of the said proclamation, the land and naval
forces OF the United States were put into activ-
ity TO suppress the said lnsurrection aud rebel
lion;
Aud whereas the Congress OF the United
'tstr', hy an act approved on the Sd day of
d'reh, 1903, did enact that during the said re-
rcIlior ~" President OF the United States,
yh,n~.- n - Judgment the public safety
nay ,gtrus 81, authorized to suspend the
NrivIeEe writ of hNbeas corpus in any
as. itr -.' I'VE '"ltt" SSo''-, UT III auS
part IL
ANA " "ucr, ls the said insurrection and rebel
hon Sill c'utrue, endangerinG the existence
d H. Constitution and Government Of the
-u,tct S,d,.s;
And whereas the military forces of the United
states arc 1ow actively engaged In suppressing
h, said inGurrection and rebellion In various
parts ui Tue States where the said rebellion has
gen successful in obstructing the laws and
JuIi.. authorities. especially In the States Of
,lrginia and Georgia;
And whereas, on the fifteenth day of septem-
- last, the President OF the United States
r'y lssucd his proclamation, wherein he de-
land that the privilege OF the writ of habeas
orgIs should be suspended throughout the
vulrd States In the cases where, by the au-
.L1Iity Of the President Of the United States,
mi nilitary, naval, and civil officers of the United
states, or any Of them, hold persons under
their command or In their custody, either as
prisoners Of war, sples, or alders or absttors
Of tho enemy, or on GERS, soldiers, or seamen
enrolled or drafted or mustered or enlisted in
or DraonRing to the land or naval forces of the
unitsd States or as deserters therefrom, OF
Otherwise amenable to military law or the
Rules and Articles OF War, or the rules Oh
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THAT EAGLs.-In speaking of the eagle on
exhibition In the Floral Hall Of the Sanitary
Fair yesterday morning, the colnpositor made
us call him "the black plumed bird Of IoVd."
He should have been described as the bird Of
Jove, and we beg his pardon for the mistake
Wheeling InteHigsneer.
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The MaryIand HafdeFs-A HuhtsF ON
Their Track. 49,.
\ BALTMoRE, juno 6--12.20.-The mail train
for Sandy Hook, opposite Hsrper's Ferry, left
this morning, as usual. '.
Hunters forces are rapidly arriving from
the west, and will, no doubt, soon confront
the rebels. ..... -.....
The enemy still retain possession Of the vir-
ginia side OF Harper's Ferry. sigel, with his
force, holds Maryland Heights. -
Ali indications thus far strengthen the con-
viction that the forces OF the enemy do not
exceed slx or eight thousand men, and that II
is simply plundering expedition.
Nothing new beyond this has been received
here up to the present hour. .- BE-
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AN INCIDENT OF THE BATTLE OF THH VIII
DHRNBss.-A wounded soldier of the 36th Mas-
sAchusetts regiment states that at the above
battle his brigade became broken, when that
splendid regiment, the 45th Pennsylvania,
commenced singing, "Rally round the Flag,
Boys." The time, the place and spirit, all
eonspIred 10 make 1t one OF the most sOul-stlr-
ring appeals ever listened TO. Each regiment
did st once "rally round their asgs," both In
spirit and In action.
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he OoUR rs.

District Supreme OouFt-Crimina al Term.
JupaE TIsHEH.
Samuel Johnson, indicted for larceny, was fouLd
JoIsphens Montison, alias hontare, Vas con.
vieted Of larceny.
guilty.
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Boston, July 6.-The English Iron side
wheel steamer Jupiter, from Nassau for VIII
mington, arrived to-day, In charge Of Prize
master Pierce, of the gunboat Proteus, by whom
1t was captured on the 27th ultimo. All tho
cargo was thrown overheard during the chase.
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ITO CARPENTERS AND COACH
j MAKERs-Four good Carpenters or Car
duItrious men oi temperate habits can obtain per.
manent employment and good wages. Apply At
the WAshington and Georgetown RI. Co.'S Re-
Depot, JyeN
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RsoINH PRoPkRTr TRkssYKRRnD.-At .
meet ne Of the Franklin Engine Company, held In
thelr Hall on Tuesday evening, July 1881, It wa.
the Company be tesdered to the Board OF Fire
Com mmissioners for the purpose OF placing in said
house on tho Steam Fire EnEines, ordsred BY the
Corporation, for tbs nsw paid Fire Department.
ri. f... John IL SEsSFORD, President.
JoHH N. MouLpEn, Recording Secretary.
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p,.ou,norp.-J.mes Beatty. in the q

DIscHARonD.-JamesB Beatty, In the employ
Of the Signal Corps, who was arrested BY ofneer
Brewer and brought before Justice Miller, on sat
stolsn horse, the property OF John Mills, was, on
Anal hearing yesterday, discharged BY the Justice,
Il appearing In evidence that the horse had been
taken up as an esttsy BY Capt Tants, and was
lawfully in the possession Of Beatty. Judge Lseth
appeared as counsel for the defendant.
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The ease Of Wiley %. Brown, 10 still before the
Jury. They had not agreed upon verdist up 70
Wiley and for brown. Ths one for Prown il Mr..
Martin,
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OMAHA, July 4.-The delegates appointed to
form State Constitution met TO day, and voted
to adjourn sias de. This defeats the new
State organization party.
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Gen. Pillow threatened Lafayette with the
"torch" the other day, but he soon demon
the freely, carried his "torch" In his rear
Chattanooga Gdsettt,
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JuDus PuRcELL.
Letters OF naturalization on the estate OF tn,
late Frederick Fritz, was taken out by Frederick
Fritz,
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WIYn BRATxR.-Henry johnson, q colored
OF the Fourth ward, upon the char eof beating his
wife. Lucy Johnson, with whom he had regular
battle, which he commenced. Justice Giberaon
committed him to jail for court.
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n Mexican Mustang Linimsnt.-Ths
parties In st. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
sountsrfsitins the Mustang Lniment under pre-
tenos OF proprietorship, have been thoroughly e.
topped by the courts. To guard against further
imposition, have procured from the United states
Treasury Q private steel plate revenue stamp,
which IL placed over the top Of each bottle. Each
stamp bears the foe imils Of my signature, and
without which the article 10 . counterfeit, danger
ous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tle. This Llniment has been In use and growing
In favor for many years. There hardly exists
hamlet on the hahitabls globe that does not con.
tain evidence Of Its wonderful effects. II Ii the
best smolient In the world. With Its present i'm
proved Ingredients Its effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable. Sores are healed, pAinh
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made use
ftil, and untold Ills AssuAsed. For cuts, bruises
sprsins, rheumAtism, swellings, bites, eaked
breasts, strained horses, So, 1t 10 . sovereign
remedy that should never be dispensed with. II
should be In every family. Sold by all druggists.
fe9o-eosm D. 9. BARNES New York.
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A PICTURE OF sEMMEs.-The Southampton
of the London Nstos saws;

"Capt. semmes Is a thin, wiry.built man,
with a stern and determined air. He Is about
afty years OF age, with a small, red.pointed
face, and beard and moustache In the Ameri-
can style. He had on very old naval officers
cap, and an English naval lieutenanps jacket" "
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AnRAnAh LIHCOLN.

President OF THE UNITED STATIs,
Ths Friend Of Univsrsal Freedom,
TROM
TIs LOYAL CoLoRnD PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE,
A Toxin Of Rsspeet aud Gratitude,
Baltimore, 4th July, 1854.
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DRowNHD.-On the evening Of the 4th July,
As the steamer, PhGuix was returning from Gly-
mont with an excursion party, man fell over
board, WHOM the boat was between Fort Washing
ton and Alexandria. He was generally known as
Sandy Harp, He was walking on the upper deck,
near the railing, and catching his foot by some
obstruction was precipltAtsd Into the water. He
cried several timer for help. Boards we're thrown
been found OF his body.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

new Yerk Stock rAyt.
By the Rsopie's Telegraph Lines, a
Ofices-5ii Ninth street and eorner fennsylvsnfs
avenue and sixth street:
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ANOTHER VICTIM TO THE ARsssAL DISASTER.
Mrs Scott, who was one OF the victims Of the late
Arsenal disaster, has died from the injuries which
she received. She was widow, and has left two
Injuries. Arrangements have been made to bury
her with the others In Congressional cemetery.
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HIGHWAY rRoBBsRI.-A soldier named Frank
lin EdmoAston was arrested Last evening, about Q
o'elool, by ofioer King, Of the Second precinct,
upon the charge Of hishway robbery; he WAS 40
and having been taken before Justie Bates, was
committed TO jAil for court.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

scuooI ExLnfNI TIoNs-Third and Fourth
t,,s,1siI,. Mc.., ,.asS.rnw.s sssm,nsd ysster-
dav sfternoon IN Messrs. Hits And FeTRuaon, The
sSsmination reAects treat credit on both teacher
oaieEnss. and aooursey, sreat number OF the
scholars will be 70 The ar sehool
n s,ptembef nsxt. For he SuiIdInr In WHEN the
DaSs .ssoo ns,a
sshool-rooms, though we are glad 70 say that the
s.hoois Of IN. Third district are no longer 70 Be
hsyina BEEN eonplstsd. 'A' '''' NV ~" '1's -' "
seosndsry NO 4 Four h distriot--Mrs Bowen-
was exsnioed yesterday afternoon By Mr. Muir
male srsmmar school. r'~' " '''' '''
secondary school, No. 8, Fourth distriot-Miss
sarah Eaklofr, fsaoher--was sIamined By Mr.
M. W. !. Marlssh, 9th Board oi trustees. The
examined al The same time, the gentlemen named
sress was manifesi in these schools. The rooms
were decorated, and several visitors were present
Appropriate addresses were made to the children
BY the examiners.
TIE et. GnoRaH SIsrERs.-A gentleman who
visited the Canterbury isst sysninE TO wtness the
exhibition In spiritl.llsm OF these two young
Isdiss thus describes the perform anee; Award
robeiike piece OF furniture with three doors and
standing upon legs va. discovered upon the stare,
and two sonnon wooden saairs were placed inside,
And Alter rome prelimInary smarks upon the sub
sst Of spirita aism, proeseded 70 invite two gen
tlemsn from the audience upon the stage TO assist
IN the experiments and 10 see that everything was
done fairly, A. set down on the bills, Ihe sisters
were then int odueed and after taking their seats
In the wsrdrooe, the binding with ropes was com
meneed By the two ssntIsnsn rom the audisnse,
occupying some time. Everything being READY ~
last . bell Ane unmpes we're pisssa u ne wsra, ,,
robe the aoos s,osea, ana N IN sn ins.ns .ne q, PEI
was Iuns yolensiy the horn blew An ~, swiai blast,
.na tnIougn spsats n sh, w ,sn on ~, NJ
~
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Port OF New York. March 80, 1864.

CLEARED.
Steamship Olympus tBr). McMickan. Queenstown and
Steamship Eagle. Adams Havana-sporcrd. Tilcston B
stesmshp Baltimore. Lewis washinrton-Iames Hand.
Steamship Potomac, Sherwood. Portland-H Cromwell
snip Antonio Terry tPeruv), Lewis shansaaeolyphant
ship victory, Thomas. Liverpool-p Ogden
ship Atlantic tswe), Braman, London-Fnnch, MeinekeA
ship Missouri, Hughes Glasgow--w a. Nelson.
Bark Gcestemundc tHsnov,. Kulken, GlassowFunch,
Bark voyager tBr,. Wiley Mon,evdco Ayres
BARK Carmen tHam) Curboo. Laguna aud sisai-Pesant
Bark N n CASTOR. rarmeee Barbados Bishop 4 Bro.
Brig William Mary. Jordan Aspnwal-fhompson
Brig Robert Bruce tBr,. crowen Matamoros--o King
:, Brig Eunoma tDansh,, Egsera Phadelphia-Funch.
schr Frances IBr) o Dounen areytown-J Body.
sch Franklin Bel tBr> Brewster St Perrs Mai-Baker
na.. TusesT s. T1SmssH wsnsoss
echr Hardscrabbe Gregory New oreans-Wm Brown
scnr W Lindsey Lewis. Hilton Head-L Kenny
schr Mary Cobb Dupoao Per; Rcya-BiIsy Co.
H.s ss s%n f fsss F1y, nh'w
sehr Union Pendiston, Por,smouth-J Hsvilaud.
ssI sI'S s;s a'1s:S s'''''
esr Hrl'S csa %s, rryoo Harorda Racket SON.
sss Sss SS:SSi Son.
ARRIVED.
pr steam corvette Phgon Com Maud, from cruise In
search Of the Italian rgate Re Galantuomo Made tho
rough search but nothing OF her Has been absent ID
days during which time encountered furious gales lost
Ter boats and sustained other damage. -.
Bark Mary (r) Nelson Glasgow. 81 days, with pig iron,
mast head split sails &C. 22d inst, 80 30 lon &C.
brig steering *, with loss Of foremost.
brig Abilene tBr) Nelson 81 John, NIB, II days With oats
kc, 70 II J q A Dewolf. 49,
pseatoes 70 whitney Co.
6chr Is Merriman, Hamilton Portland.
erhr Empress. -, Rocklard.
Schr Pavilion Baker, Harwich, DAYS.
echr thurman. o,Brien, New Bedford, days
Schr Union ~ this port bound 90 Belfast Ne reports
on 26h inss OF Mon,auk. took heavy gale from which
veered 10 NE and lasted until the 2th by which she
driven 10 the OF Cape Heniopen. having had sails
badly bulwarks aud galley sove skyghts broken
cargo shifted bobstay carried cabin ned water
and sustained other damage.
BELOW.
ship Norway, Major from Liverpool Feb 2 Is anchored
IN the Lower Bay.
ship chancellor. Jones' from Liverpool March l. to will
Hams Guon
ship Augustus, Bradbnrn, from Shields, Jan "a
Bark Cyrene, Roy. from Bristol.
BARK Sailor Prince.
Brig Alpine, Klllman. from Buenos Ayrcs, Jan i6
SAILED.
sethsteamers Prometheus Virginia; ship North Ameri.
barks Auconeer Davis brigs Warren, Spartan
Adeipbi, II Brooks schr Globe.
Wind o. sunset Ens. heavy with rain.
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Tnx SroRM-Sce columns.
STEAMSHIP CRY or wAsnSoror, Capt Brooks OF III .
Inman line will sail Saturday next April 2 at noon, for
Queenstown and Liverpool carrying the United States malls
This shin and her popular commander long
been In favor with the travelling public.
RHP NORTH ATLANTIC Brisrd loading At Calcutta for Bos
top was destroyed BY Are about thu middle Of Feb.
Ba SUR SEA CaKsr from Liverpool reported aground
sheers Lswes Del settled deeply In the sand during
Nbe ralo OF Friday rails matches
water Two three schr loads Of foods have been got
out but feared that the remainder Of lhc CARO- wiz DO
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HAVANA, NASSAU. n. p, KINGSTON IA, AND NBw
ORLEANS.
FOR KrGsroN. ia. &c-SeamshU Saadn. from New
Yerk April -
FoR NASSAU AND Understanding Corsica. from New
Herk April g.
FoR ST DOMINGO CIrY 4c-steamship Tubal Cain. from
Vow York March - Mt +. NJ.
FOR HAVANA AND NEW OaLrASs-Sieamship Columbia,
from new York April -. ats Pm
Steamship Morning Star from New York April Is
Steamship Havana. from New York April :. ats Pm
Dacamship Evening Star from Nes York, Aprii2
yoR MISUNDERSTANDING Gag e from New York March 80.
Steamship Roanoke. from New York, April -.
Y0R NEW misunderstanding Creole from New York
April -. at Bpm
Steamship George Washington, from New York March -
Steamship George Cromwell, from New York April g. at
Bpm.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An letters and detd9s Intended for the NEW YORK HERALD
osid be sealed
YoRK-rHrs DAT.
AZ NOON RISES morn IS
- HIGH WATER eve ~
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SHIPPING NE w S

Msvem onvs or Ocean Sesa msrs.
Mails forwarded by the regular Ines
he steamers for FROM Liverpool call
sspt the Canadian line which call Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent. call Southampton