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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

IL may interest the Fenian fraternity To know
that the British Minister this noiut * fully ad
yised OF all their doings and has relilble nforma
ton Of ever, move they make. rhe orsaniza-
tion ~ but reproduction OF the defunct Ph,rnix
Society which proposed the Liberation OF ireland
from thraldom which its members c1uldnt very
vel explain: AMI other visionary. impractic able
and nousensical objects. The Feriins in this
country are To- Great Britain what the C0nieder-
ate Admiration Societies IN England To- the
United States. aud while denouncing the ona.
ought To frown down the other Ireland. under
Fenian rule. would be even more unhappy than
the CqnieIcracy under the acknow lodged juris-
dic,ion Of JET. Davis. All honor to the Catholic
priests who have had the courage and mlnliuesS
to set their faces against the Hbernan rebellious
organization
We copy the foregoing from the Washington
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
Similar attacks against the organization have
recently appeared in the Chicago Tribune. a vio
lent abolition sheet. and other leading papers of
that school of politics. While denouncing the
Fenan Brotherhood as "Hiberuian rebeous
organization. these papers forget that near.y all
the Iri-hmen in our armies fighting the battles of
the Union are members of that order. TIE late
General CoRcoRAS was one of is most prominent
members. and many others we could name who
have fallen in the defense of the government. bat
Ting As they believed for the maintenance of
constitutional liberty and free institutions We
know nothing OF the objects OF The Feuians ex-
cept they are published to the world but We
believe they are based upon the ideas OF universal
liberty. popular right aud a constitutional gov
eminent for Ireland such a. established bv
WAsHINGrON. JEFFKR.oS aud their comneers. uu.
der which those rights will DE respected. ana the
independence of the Irish nation from il present
oppressive rule But Ireland under such rule.
say the abolition prints. would be even more
unhappy than the southern Confeieracv under
the Acknowledged jurisdiction of JlrF DAVIS -
In other words the abolition pipers convey the
idea that in their opinion the Irish people are IN
capable Of self-govsrnment and are onl, 81 sub
jects for British despotiSm. Suppose a var
should take place With Ensland-would tue id-
mnstrston and the Administration papers ''se,
their faces against the Hiheruian rebeliious or.
ganir .tion." as the Commercial terms the Fenan
Brotherhood Would they not rather favor the
very objects which they hope % see accomplish.
ed' In the good old time the American people
sympAthized With the oppressed of every nation,
and in many cases furnished the people in re.
belion against their oppressors With material
aid bet !, appears that under the rule Of the
party of freedom. the Republicans stsle
themselves. such sentiments must not be toler-
ated Aud is il singular that lrishmen should
feel a strong attachment Tor the land OF their
birth and tie desire that Ireland should become an
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An sENpfanatIOn

We find. in the Topeka Tribune of the l2h,
the following LANE speech on the receipt of the
intelligence Of the election OF his successor IN the
United States Senate The grim old chieftain
exceeds himself
MIR. President. Ladies and Gentlemen: Fellow
Citizens OF the State % Kansas: Don't YOU know
me. Jim Lane" Why. | have been as cor,mon
as household words in Kansas | organized the
old Free State party. / am its father Great
Cod, | defended Kansas in il infancy, aud |
love Kansas. Yes. 4 mother loves her new
born bate so Jim Lane Loves Kansas.
The old border ruffsn hends of hell that
sought 10 plant slavery upon the soil Of Kansas
the land OF the vine and n tree. were by me
hurled back aud defeated. and Kansas secured to
freedom And right here LEI me deny having
injured anv man or hurt any woman, and it any
man will stand up here and say that Jim Lane
is corrupt or a dictator, | will brand him "a a
liar. scoundrel, willfu falsi6er and william: and
will cram the acrursei foul damnsble false
hood down his internal black throA'. jim Lane
corruptl Great God. Ii there is snv one thing
that all the people know better than all Others
is that ara an honest man.
Oh my dear ladies' how DO love you. But
love liberty better The little seed sown in ftty-
six has grown up in my heart, ill from its tai,
sht aud lofty trunk. can now be cut ties for
the under ground railroad II II were necessary
But thank God. all slaves are Tree. and here
declare that am the father of the procla nation
that struck from them their vile shackies Great
God.
IL i said | came here border ruifi4n and
prejudiced against color In answer, refer YOU
10 my cradle history. my sore shin story, and nv
Cherokee act in the rayine
Thu, head, once covered with curly hair, is now
bald but God forbid tha, should decay my Ar
rican origin.
VIII, then should | be made the victim Of
this Infamous irsCd Great tod Nv enc
mics cant Kill me They have tried, but my
family. If am not injured worse than have
been. may Toe larger. But here | am obliged
10 speak in relation 10 the humiliatiBg position
am at present placed. Shorn of nv
Sampson-l;ke strength. ~ the acts of the
most damnable legislature that ever assembled
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AsTROLocY.
A S TR LOG Y!
MARsHAL's NOTICES.
(No. 74s)
United States MarshaPs Notice.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis.
TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS:
wHEKEAs, libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District of Indiana the lth day Of
February 1864 by John Hanna, Esq., Attorney ofhe Uni
ted for the District of Indiana, against the fol-
lowing described property and effects OF John liner and
Phillip Lenensi>g her Seven fermentating tubes forty
barrels of VIII sky, wooden STILL copper STILL
doubIer and FILINGS. boiler, engine and ixings
five stands of beer about barrels of copper distilled
whisky rectifyng tubes and apparatus and the whisky
therein. seized the sail District for violation Of
AN Act provide internal revenue to support he Gov
and 10 pay interest The public debt" APP
proved July 1t, 1862 aud praying process againS said
goos, and that the may lie condemned forfeited
TO the United States.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
goods, any part thereof in any manner interested
thereto that they he and appear before the sad the Dis
Court of the United States, be held the city Of
indianapolis and for the District Of Indiana, the LIST
Tuesday Of May next, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon
of that day ard then and there nterpose their claims
and make then Legations in that behalf
d. &. ROSE, L. s. Marshal,
ByI. s. BIGELow. Deputy,
WATT j. SMITH. Clerk. febl7-dl4t
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men, expressing such great concern then for
thirty thousand in war wifh foreign foe. II
there 49, danger 60 the liberties OF the country
in the meek little Virginia geatleman With thirts
thousand veterans. what have We now TO dread
from fanatic swinging the 6ery cresset Of civil
war throughout the land with an army With
bayonets Of million under bis control- Mil
waukee News
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SAN KS.
FIRST AATION BANK
INDIANAPOLIS

rs NOW RE ADY To TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
n pertaining to legitimate Ranking.
II i, permsnen, L. ; Depository and Fiscal Agent Of
the Government Persons desiring place funds the
credit OF the United States for per legal
notes ard for due the United States ro Banks Rail-
roads, Insurance and other cOmpan = other ike pur-
pose. pay the into this Bank the
the Treasury az Washington thus avoiding rsk delay,
trouble and expense.
Orders for per legal tender ell other
lowed purchasers all Bonds orierel this Bank
on which the Bank receives commission for selling.
The higheS; rates gwen Tor Gold, Silver. Coupons,
Quartermaster's Cheeks al al public securities.
Exchange bought and sold on liberal terms and coll
lections made
Z. : Revenue Stamps always for sale in sums suit.
and al discount will be sent any part Of the State If
requested.
Orders - buy eel stocks coin. here in New
York. viii he executed per oder and at low COM
mission This Bank ha the complete angenents
for a tending 70 this kind OF b1-iuess
The s;rctest attention paid the safe keeping Of de-
posis and every disposition Will be manifested 10 ac-
eommod4te those who dep iii in this Bank
National Bank Notes matter where issued. will be
received deposit and payment OF Revenue Stamps
aud United States Securities
This Bank is located Oh Pennsylvania street, mar
Washington. IA odd Fellow Building Authorized
capital 81 0.0. 600 DirectorS-wm- II English. Wm- K
Nofnger Benz =. Tuttle, Jer helene, Lewis Jordan,
Jn0 " Murphy. FabiRs " Finch, leo>s Root and W IN
Braden wA n. ENGLISH. Pres't.
janlldlm NM R. SoFSINGER. -ashr.
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NOTICE.
COMPREHENSIVE.
Livery Business.

yu1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED CoPART-
ns-ShiD IN the Livery business, under toe style Of
osI up A TAYLOR Their stables arc located al the
rrr Of Peunsy and Pearl streets and they will
keep the Of stock and carriages Tor the Aocomnoda
, ~ m. public They will al.o be ready all times
a. purchase and pay the best prices ia the market
Ia connection ~ith their livery business they will keep
ho.r,t,nr and sale stable DICK ORLOP
STEPHEN TAILOR
f,h3-dlm formerly Of LafAyeuel
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independent, nation With free instituiiousf Ger
ti'nly none would discourage such continents. eH
ce2, the advocates OF strong OF despotie govern
ment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
(NO. 749.l
United States MarshaPs Notice.

gTNrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
4 DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS libel OF information has been filed in the
District Court If the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit ard District of Indiana, the 18th day
# February, 1864. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
of the United States for the District Of Indiana, against
hundred AMI forty live bales Of cotton marked, AID
all persons lawful intervening for their interest there
in seized for violation OF the law % the United States
and he ulatiOnS the Secretary Of the treasury now
in pursuance hereto anu PRAYING process against said
goods ami tha; the alc may be condemned and sold a.
forfeited To the United States.
Now, therefore, ia pursuance o. the Mention under the
seal OF sd Court directed and deivered do here
10y give public notice to al claiming aid goods,
any par thereo in any interested rein,
that they be and appear before the "a d, the Dis
Court Of the United Stae 70 be held at the city Of
indiana l,e> Ia ans ne Dirc' Of Indiana. the lst
Tuesday % NAY 10 o'co of the forenoon of that
day then aud there iieose tcir claims ani make
their allegation, u that behalf.
-. e. ROSE. L. :. Marshal
By |. :. BIGELOw, Deputy.
Attest
WATT j. SWIM. Clerk. feb7 dit
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M'CLELLAN'S REPORT.
GEN. McCLELLiN'S REPORT
rs PUBLISHED ENTIRE IN NOS 20 AND 77-FOR
II February Goth and n h-Of the
.frmy aud Vary Journal.

The Report i reprinted from the official copy pre-
sented t. Congress 10 form convenen for publication
ard accompanied By full index The two numbers,
containing the supplements with the Report are for sale
by ali newsde.lers or sent prepaid receipt Of the
price forty eeais) by W. c. CHUscH, Proprietor. lse
Broadway. New York. feb32-d3t
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NOTICE.
THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

1T Is NOT Generally KNOWN BY THE BUSl-
ness community that this organization ) IL exist
here and would cordially invite the Produce and
Grain Dealers. Merchants and Manufacturers who may
city Monday and Tuesday Of thi week, TO
visit the indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. in the TX
change Building. North Illinois street nearly opposite
the Bates House. where will be FULLY demonstrated the
immense advantages gained by becoming members Of
"Ihe Merchants xchange."
Change hours from o'clock 10 1 O'Clock P. n
feb2a-d2t J. BARNARD Sec'y.
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From WASHING TON.

Buffers Gdiotic Attempt s.to Relieve
the Prisoners ut Richmond "-Bru-
taIify ofLincoIn and stanton I'm Ke-
fusing to send Medicines to our sick
Tbcre-The People OF Pennsyiy auia
Arousing for the Presidentiai Cam
paign.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
One of the Most Desirable Residences
in the Vicinity of Indianapolis.

I,NOR SALE, A LARGE STONE HOUSE, WITH IRON
n VeranfahS. which II but would cost not less
than $1,000. There GO Of splendid land which,
the house of, would sell readily for 5000
There is beautiful native grove Of about six
surrounding the house. and excellent orchards
sistng Of cultivated trees, grapes and other smaller
fruit
The situation is OF the finest aud the location
sidered of the most healthy the vicinity 1t 10
Gated near tue National Turnpike Road, 4 miles from
the city limits by the railroad line which passes it,
The whole property i worth $685. co. but few per-
sons want 10 buy magnificent a house with that
ground will be sold for Sl7 ,e0O which is a
great bargain
For particulars apply TO
McKERNAN & PIERCE,
Real Rs Dealers.
311a West Washington street, indianapolis.
y. B. Persons AZ distance may write or telegraph
US feb22-d&w2w
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FOR SALE.
BY SPANN ~ SMITH.
1T .sTCTIO.s.
On Monday, March z, 1864, at II
o'clock A. M,
In Front Of Spann d Smiths Real Estate Office
Opposite odd Feilolcs' Hal

OPp"sHe QUO Ttt4Ot0S HuH-
NOUR TWENTY ACRE LOTS BEING PARTS or
Section y. TON 70 Range Fast Marion County
indiana and situated about three miles sOCth Of the City
indianapolis adjoining the Madison Pike. Most Of the
hre-wood and of the timber has been cut of
On Lot No l. beautiful II about three acIes has
been reserved and there j. timber ali the lots
excerpt Nc. !.
The land Is well calculated by soil and position fer
either bricNysrd gardening OF private resice&e pur-
poses The land will be sold in lots for plat Of kich
hancbils The lots JON each other and will to-
gether make good farm.
TsKssOne-hslf down. the balance III six and twelve
months.
Further particulars be sscertained Of either Geo
W M,xted. Reginald IL Hall, John > spann- or either
OF the Undsr.igned, or before the day Of sale
The tract sppesrs the County Maps in the name Of
Mary Demotf-
Sale positive and without reserve Lutte perfect
SPANN SMITH,
feb2e-dtra- Real Estate Agents. indianapolis
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Attest
WATT J. SMITH. Clerk
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passeurcrs Arrived.

g. Consul ffom Aspinwsl Mi +. Z. Dye. Capt 5 Lsnahsn
MAJ. Wales and servant Roy Hss.tn Capt n pA,pa
wall Capt. }. Donashy. Cep' H. MeTi LieSspsnt 81.
b. II. Manning, and j. O. Butler M T. Fuller, JP Sr,.On
r. W. Turner A.tEng r. 7. Phiippi v peberty, T. \.
Bishop w II. CsrnochSp. ". Gum J; BSjert w King
O. W Dawson. NJ Robinson. D. Bennett, n C. Bardwel +.
In stedm.hip Warrington, from Harre-Mr aud Mr. Null
Ter daughter aud Mrs Dorsey end dsns.r MI Snnl.
Dyer Angry and son, Mr. Rera and Miss John
SON Mr. Dsmheyo Mr.. Kohm Mr.. Caro- MrH Hurtsel, NJ
Soi Newnsn Mr. Bitter Mr. Hson Sheen, MI Me
Dreyus MI seig Mrs Oron, Mis-. Cert Mis-: D'eyfo' Ms
Mayer Miss Drill Miss Guedant Mia Marx Miss Cars, Mss
robet Mrs Pinot and daughter MI and Mrs Leblond MI
and Mira Levy and daughters Mr. and Mrs L. be.r and
children Dir Guedsnt Mr.. Chanelonbe MI Bare M Cor
lice Mics Draper Miss Noersn Miss Strauss Miss Osser,
Mis- Bloom Mrs Merand Airs. Corey. Mrs Mse. NM Ken
bold Mn. Kolb. Mr. Dahslle, Mr. horssnd Nh s,nnI MY.
yigna Mr. Dsher, Mr.. BelsDse, MI Psrroax MIS- hSsf'
man son and daughters.
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the Jubilee Of the Prussan Bible Society az beIi
of hooks were made 10 the i0th Ohio Volunteers
through their chaplain; Testarnents in German ana
English for naval hospitals at Annapolis through 'ne
Marylsnd Bible Society; 10 Confederate prisoners AZ
Fort Delaware through the Pennsylvania Bible Society
for hospitals in Kentucky; to the United states
Christian Commission, Bibles in French, German,
spanish Swedish, Danish and Itaian for hospitals ~
and about Washington; Ojbwsy Iestame9t to the
MISSIONARY Society OF the Methodist EpiscopA Church;
10 the Presbyterian Board q Publication at Richmond
Va for Confederate soldiers, through tho Maryihno
Bible Society to 81 Americas Seanens FRIEND Sociey
Tor naval hospitals at New Orleans, end 10 the same oi
Distribute at Hayre, France; fourteen volumes III
raised letters. for the Blind and several OF smaller
amount IN funds 81 600 were granted To- tie A d. ~
r NJ 10 print a syriac Testament OF large size al
Oroomiah Persia " was also resolved 70 electroype
the old s'iyio Testament and the Slavic ana BugaiSn
liclnt al tie Nlhle House.
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Of eong down not merely to but 70 PEI ecnt ne
Bank OF France accounts also contnued OF ~.
character but further reducton LAG o.
rate of discount owing. doubtless 70 'ne oos"h"''
shown in maintaining the rate on this SIDE
The Garnet sale of Haggerty Co. was not
snooess Only one of number Of lots OF Calcutta
mating A size, brought SOc.; So Venetian car
pets. 67Ic; "a do. do, 5ca5lc; "A cottage uo'
Soc and Kdderminster carpets, heretofore seliihe
at SIC. fell 10 7sc. One sample of fine lap wagon
blankets was knocked down at $l4 23-the rest
withdrawn A Ingram all wool, was sold az DC,
and "A do. warranted all through Ike pattern, 93c.
The ingram and all worsted and wool filing sold
heavy at csc. Many lots of this last description
were passed. At Kobbe & C0res's the sale OF NIB
bons and yelvets was equally dull. The buyers were
few and prices greatly on the decline There was
decrease in rates Of l0al5 per cent, the prices rum
ming very irregularly. l7-ineh black silk bonner
velyets sold at 50 52i 0s3 20; 1snch Scotch pald'
SO 40 a 81 25; 22-inch Regem black do. do.' sto
81 IS; Lyons velyst, 50 20, &c. The German SIX
velvet ribbons sold at almost any price, LOT Oh
No. 80 for instance, put up, and the hrs' eho'ee
brought 81 81; they were again and again put up
one lot afterward selling downto 4Oc.
Inc GTtcr Day duCOC"o
Peninsula Railroad is completed distance OF sixty
miles from Little Bay du Noquet toward Marquette,
and trains are making regaSr trips. The work is
being pushed forward with vgor and the road is to
be completed to Marquette by Christmas. Stages
will form connection between Green Bay and Es-
canada through the season. A Winter trip to Lake
Superior will now be comparatively speedy and
comfortable.
! The Missouri, Republican announces that the ex'
tension of the track of the Chicago, Alton and St.
Louis Railroad, between Alton and st. Louis, is
nearly completed, and that trains will probably run
over the new track 10 East 81. Louis before the end
OF December.
The consolidation between the Indianapolis, Pitts
burg g. Cleveland Railroad Company, and TIE Belle
fontaine & Indiana Railroad Company, took place
al Joint stockholders meeting at Union City, on
the 9th ult The new company thus formed Will
be known as the Bellefontaine Railway Company,
and the line of road extends from Belicfontaine,
Ohio to Indianapolis, Indiana. The capital stock
of the indianapolis, Pittsbure & Cleveland Com
pany was $l,sl2, 900; of this there was voted at
said meeting $l,T0,500. The capital stock OF the
Bellefontaine e. Indiana Company was $2,5O0,OOO
of this there voted at said meeting S2,2S, ~
There was q, negative vote representing IN Do'f
companies about $4,000.
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PASSENGERS sailed

In ,teap,tip Bremen Jor bremen Soshnmp,on-M
Isabel de Fernandez Femsnd Vignr f. Ruh Mr.. r. How
ard, NJ +. H. Domm-ch v Martins, Cleveland Ebbe John
b. Niemeyer Mrs. Betty Werhemer jacob Martin and son,
Mrs Marie ironing and Children b. Fickeu, HWsler.sein
H. Schroeder Aug Codew.y. Cornelius Hssctenburg r. z,
Pigeon J. Albert Gaetsno Zugc gnes. w. A. Msurer, q.
Doerhinger J. Ehrlich lady and child, William h. Hamilton,
and ~ In thu steersge.
In steamship Etnd, for Queea.torn and Lissypoo-S
HOPKINS Nr. Dsyis Mr. Muir II. Stretch, =. Iienrqne
Marx g. A. Mason Mr. MetPley John Lord Charles More
ley Raphael Castro William Fielding and friend, r. Bulen
Ffan Cheudow and servant Shoe C. Pecqueux Joseph
Parker j. C. Speer and child. and others II che fteerese
In steamsip Geo. Cyomu~i for New Orteans.- Mn. G.
IL shute Nr, Eddy and son, Me J. H. Pope, A. Smith G.
c. Quick Miss II. c. Irving. Miss Irving, H. B. Allen D.
Marck', Mrs T. Brannnm, Miss B. BTennup Miss Ii!sn'
Mr. and Mrs jacob MAILER Jno Legs Capt f. H. shelton,
T. Rechsr Y. Rechsr Mrs. julia Rechert and children
i.s L. Rechar Mrs CIaIen and children Dr. Th Hertz
berg Fred Grips, Alexander lnsraham d. Sullivan: D.
Jameson, W. fnLe, Gov solomon and son, J. Danfcrth
Weaver Mrs. w 5 D. Hopkins and child. Miss Roowipe,
Mn, NJ J. Wood. Master Geo. McClery, A. g. Cobb, VIM
fprd f. Remedy wife and children, Lieut. n H. Camp snd
wife, Ms HimineI and chAren Mrs v. B. Winburn M.
and Mrs Alfred Mouton child and want Jul'ns WHEEL Wn
T. Poai Mis-. c. Pearson Mira Johnso Loab H. Loab,
Mrs Ryder and infant Mrs Cooke Mrs g. w Ebhs Moses
Adler WIN Simpson, M.ss Emma Ford, Edwin Bradbury,
Dr. prsncis Tumbety J. Wilson, II. w. Carey A. b. Hay
wood Miss V. r Moser d. b. Hughes bandiord bidwea
NJ. j. Farrell, NJ Lzdsrdi, G. l.. Merritt, Chas day.or.
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Arrived.

Steamship Warrington tench) Duehesne, Hsyre Sept e
ndse and pass. George Mackenzie 49, n.
Steamship City Of Port Prince. Mullsa Fort au rrine
DAYS logw0od, Sc.. r. Murray, j.. $3.50 M,
Steamer John Gibson Bowen, Phisdephia, mdse, VIM
Taylor Co. -, .o, IL.
and pass. James Hand . ~,
T. s. steam transport T.. L. CLARK New Orleans. Key W."
aud Fort ROYAL. IS pssa, to " s. A. q M 49,,
O. y steam transport Fulton, Wotton Port Royal 2Vth u
mails and pass, to u. s. A. ON . , ,,u.,
Bari Thomas Klam iBr), Henel, New'Haven' in oaa''
Boyd Hincken. ,,,, ,,,.. Z, 10.
coal and chemicals boyd Hincken ~ 10
Schr J. {. Brooks. Bear.e, Boston, mdse = .Le"A''
Schr Fly Cheesenan, Philadelphia tor Providener
Schr CbsIle. Haw,ey. Aleu- Albany for Ncw-ha'.n-
Schr T.. H. Adsns HinckleH Albany for Boston
Schr Ann l. Sater. Baker, Albany for Boston
Schr X. Il. Molleg. Baker, Albany for Boston
Schr Andrew Stewart. Gilman boston for PROVIDENCE
Schr John :. Lee. Bunnell Georgetown: coal.
SeIr American Eagle, shaw, Phiadephn for View nvsA
S.hr. L. W Birsa Tribbel Ehx4brthport fo'Ne" Haven
Scbr y J. Raynor Rsynos, Washington, coal.
Scbr sarah l.. Co,;in, Baltimore. oysters.
sehr Mary jane H1eltOn, Bermuda Hundred IN eaNa'tL'
AZ SID II p Pharo Collins. Fortress Monroe In bass.
Sb, William L. Mitchell Eaton Ehfsbethport 'of Bos'en
schr Jos,phne, Barns Alexandria for Bridgeport
Sehr T.. c. knight, Taylor, boston
sshr Mary Lsngdon, Cobb. Rock.and, lime.