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by later arrivals from NassP We have received
the London Index of tho lorl and 26th Of May,
and of tho 2d of Juno, We axe some extracts
from 'ha paper of latter date In speaking of an
attempt 0f tho foreign Office to communicate with
tho Confederate Government The Index uys'
We have to chronicle 'ecor abortivo atampD
ou the part OF the Foreign Once TO communicate
wih tho Confederate Govcrnmc lL It will bs ro-
mcmhcrcd that Nv Petrol, ha ing on board The
dctpa'ch with which Mr.. CUw rd Her Msic. Us
Consul General Zoo havana, Wa charged, was Ior-
cmploriIy admission int The port Of Char os
tom by the commander of the ndoral Blockad ng
Squadron, 'hc thuroupon rptu ned to Bcrmr la
and reported her failors 10 the Admiral Of the ta-
ton, who Immediately transmitted tho de,pat, hes
90 Lord Lyons. The latturma formal REQ o5t
for permission 10 forward them through the il 'cs,
vhiah was ro.uscd' and Lord Irons was moros yer
informed by Mr. Seward thai "t couh nat be
uyy,rrLi, TO tho Government o he United SN os,
for her Maic'lys Government hold any in er-
course wh0toyor with the CoAll lerlteg' AlRr his
rebuff, which Lord Lyons appe rs to haVo recoi cd
with his usual neclme's, there remained noSl ng
for hu TO do but to retBm tc dispatches 10 no
Foreign Ohcc whore they will hCncolorth rem Tin
as the record of the most rio culsus dplouI tic
lollsr4 Of even Earl RusSolls lministraton. So
litIo, however, did the Foroig Secretary ant ei-
pate sloh result that, ~ late rs the 2d Of Az ill.,
additional instruction. woro seu uut lH MI. On "
lola Ielauye 20 ms mission 10 richmond TI ,se
additional Instructions IL may supposed, vnro
rendered necessary by the disco cly that the "Nnl-
lory Report was a forgery " sro now mpili-
emily Wa ling TO SOC whether the farce is to have
% hi'd act
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II 1ughts ON Death.


Who has not zen deprived of lricu by DEATH
Who has not sec the speaking eye, he. rd the love
thrilling voice, tholast rimc2 llushe i'm death
cold sluInbcr is voice of father, n thor bro
thor sister, or riend yet tho memo " Of such
ever remain. nprersed upon our lnlr's pure
tablet is the fac form and deeds of tl loved yet
departed one.
But whore ar thosc Tho dorori Tha'. ita
query. Dwell " in the grave, or hay they soar
cd to lands unlr wn to us, whore happ ess rcign-
suprelno--a Lam Of light and love, rcl loIod thEs
by the visible az learanco Of God
When darkpc. peryades our sight lon arrows
rnukle in our he t., when a loved one !. torn from
our bosom and nsigned to the damp, cold grave,
We pray for tn, r return but should ge Why
wish them back 0 bo sufferers, noyhcp vi Tins to
treachery or vic, on this sin-stainod ca th? Why
wish them to b partakcr5 Of misery, Let thom
rest; wish them rot back.
We shall soon aeot with them, Soon aye, rery
soon, our dust i'll be mingled with hcirs--oW
souls 60 where heirs have gono We are being
wihly borne de n the rapid stream of time. We
can almost SEQ 'ath's gate, so nigh have We ap-
preached the lin the boundary liuo that connects
life with death.
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Uuiou of .pc0ce harmony ahd love- No-ncy
,umluIIv answer Wht Kind Of lnIon lAon
mo lhng fighting for, The .uswor il write iu
Hool
Arnuo of hto-a Julop o slrac--a Union of
dlc5r % Union pmnol toe lhor by swords md
b,vuupla-n 70 uiuu m which ss u mon us Phillips
Grccloy q Coo are TO be maalcl --u uui,' "a VI ich
Fodcrl buoncDs shoudcr-tl, nod fyuuu, sgro
Governors, negro Judges, shoe ly loIus, and ,lr-
cogcna0ion miujou. oro TO rule
Have their leaders alrcs jy proclaimed Dhor
pumo.. upon lhe housctopsar ar iu the valley lou
h. balUa iod aud in hecmrc os-in hoir speech.
cs and i thcir newspapers muskets sud bay
oncl,. and ulI the dread Implements ordeau2 'l.h
potnow admdued reasonable by tho mniuus of
polorI tyranny 10 aIk ahop the restoration of
or lrion na 70 vas"-- ,hc uion of our ht'er.g
AreuaI lnm mprisoued and aulshod for during
40 ullera word In bcmlfor tho I'D Union of Sutcs2
Has nyl lbc lender Of the Fodc n party auuou nccd
op the floor of Cougross that the old Union Wus
lcoI-I.ad -dcad?
Yelfit Shameless cnrenlar. these dctlrsysrs of
lbsoA Unior-mu who for yours, long y,ars.
Ist,o made il their business to Sopuunco Il A. "an
alliance with the devil still all you, country uen
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"FnEr The st. Louis Republican, (Abo-
Id1uisrI cutIons a Chaplain in tho Federal army
who has charged with scl!iss eighty, "libcr-
atel' sla. ltquotes a statement from an Abo
Uuon ha ahusutts paper, that a Federal soldier
bad aall .ol1rel od about 3 years old for pig
worth
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Guar. NXUu.-An Act to amend AN act entitled
"An Act to organize military ,,rt4 10 attend
hcaTny Of the Confederate s +. the field,
and TO define the powers Of said uour,s.
The Congrs SIS o. the Confederate States of Amer.
lea do enact inat the DCt entitled, An act 10 OF.
goni2c military courts 10 ut.cud the army OF Ill,
Confederate States i'm tE1 feh,, and to define IN,
power of SAID courts bo 50 amended as to au.
thorize the President to establish one in North
Alabama, which shall sit at such times and places
as said court may direct, and shall have all the
powers and jurisdiction given 10 said military
courts by said act but the Judge, thereof shall
give ten days notice of the tiucs and places of
holding said courts before the same are held: Pro
yided however, That said court shrl cease to cx-
ist after one year from the passage of this act un-
less longer continued by Congress.
Approved February lS, 1864
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.

We have ON hand lot Of blank forms of Ger
iicaDas and arjidayits for tao collection Of the
claims of deceased soldiers, Prco fifty cents per
sheet, Persons at a distance nJodinS such blanks
can uprocurc thom by addressing Jhe REBEL OFrIcE
through the mails.
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GuAr. NNNI.-An Act to authorize the issue Of
certificates for interest on the fifteen million
loan"
The C00u&a efHr Cout,d,y0te Stotcg of .Ia,eyi-
ca do lno9 That tho Secretary of the Treasury
be, and he is hereby, authorized to cause ceuid-
oates TO be issued, in such form as he shall devise.
for the interest which has accrued or which shall
accrue on the registered stock issued under au-
thority Of the act Of February the twcuCy.cighth
eighteen hundrcd and siXty-one entitled " An acD
to ralse money for the support Of the Government
and to provide for the defence Of the Confederate
States Of America Tho said certificates shall be
prepared and signed by the register Of the tIeasu-
Iy in favor Of the persons, respectively. in whose
names the said stock shall be standing on the
books Of the treasury or their order, at the dcsg
mated periods, and shall be sent by him to In,
treasurer assistant tfeasurcrs and depositarcs lc
Gated at the places where said interest is payable
Tho said certificates shall be countCrsgncd by the
treasurer assistant treasurer or dcpositary, bv
whom they shall be delivered aud shall bcrecciy
able in payment OF export duty ON cotton, in the
same manner as the coupons of the bonds issue,
undoLsaid uct Of February twenty eighth cightccr
hundred and siXty-Onc, ROW are
Approved February IL, 1864,
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Tie Coagyey ofthe Confederate States of .Goeyi.
en- do enact, That when cotton or other property
subject to taxation in money shall have bcen
burned or otherwise destroyed by authority of the
Government, before tho expiration of the time
6>od by law for the payment Of the tax thereon,
tho taxpayer may apply to the district collector
who shall investigate the facts and make report
thereof to the State collector who may # satisfied
Of such destruction by Government authority, re-
NIT the said tax, If the tax in any suoh case shal
have been paid in advance, it shall be refunded b.,
the State collector. The taxpayer shall in ever,
such cosc have the right Of appeal to the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
SEC ., That in all cases where the crop out of
which the taX in kind is to be paid has been taken
or destroyed by the enemy, the district collector
may remit the tax, in whole or in part, according
to the oXtont Of the loss sustained by the tay-pay
err Provided, that the facts in each case shall be-
reported to the State collector and their remission
shall not be valid until approved BY him: And
provided further That in case the loss be sustain.
ed prior to assessment the assessor, on satsiacto
ry proof thereof may make deduction therefor in
proportion to the loss.
Approved February 49, 1854.
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FIVE B5ls Ivory Black. Apply 90
j. LAWRI NOE LEWIS.
Az the Ink Factory
ieb27---G. King stree Road, Charleston.
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During this week the prlyer-meeting lor the
country win Dee held iu the baptist Church eser.
afternoon at five O'Clock "Imy Witbom agasua
BRrFy July Jtb.
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ron,c t,,,, ,,,a nu 'J' W '''''''" CERTAIN post
~,
Inc congress Of the confederate states OF Amer
BE- ana the same are hereby established, namely
IRON the town OF CimkesYllle, by way of Blue
. "'iu u'u"' @ ~ v!"nu I' 10 ASo' rom
~ w vi ! "e.Oi It T"oNsOu Vour
& ",," =" INIT. ,''o, J." T''oE county W
IT, ~ t ,,t Aso' lroI Doug
.usS' AZ E. u To''s. IN NeIIcl coum
~ ,, ar pord,' T,, III Du"Som cSG'l NJ
py way VI Pn 5g,ul MN larDen ana AL, n, H.
Number Nine, on me AtaGItc ana GnIt Railroad
Dl way VI oT,T, r'Stta iItl v aIu Low
MS ~ iE''H" io'l 2y'S,uh y NunDet rive
nlinr county, to OcmuIyec in Coffce connfy alIl
tbe aboyc routes situate in the Stote of Cror,o
Also the follocint, in tho Sfofo or NorU Cor"I;
ma: From Gibsopyiilc denot ON tLa North Carni;-
ma railroad IN Lone, Minis in tIc co,,,,t, Of R,
dolnL W Van
Gso tbc r,Ilo,rfDp in tbc gtoto of Tc,og. Fro,,,
R,irnet Inv ,yay of ianpo m S,usaba Nsn T,'.
f,IIowinr in tho Gatc nr Wississin,,i - ,rV
Gro,n.b2r' tn SfarEvilI, in tibb, ,..,t.. i,4,'
AZ ~, f,uo,ying route in Sonth Cnroi,o
NorE ,,,,,a 1,,,it. Fror, Vioboi, J,,m" I'm "'tU
q Vi, Anon's 2ri5,, npd IIigb JiIl in snRR -
Iiro and lIoInesIiIn and WIT H.. a. 'O.I w a."
yilio I'm Nth CnroIina AI.n 10 cii.;.'.. W. i..',
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CuAr. NNN-An Act TO amend an ac, entitled
An Act to establish volunteer navy" ap-
proved April is, 1868
The lo0grns ofHs Copt,dooie SlatvO Of t0,,y.-
ca do nof, That the act entitled An Act TO cs-
tablisl % volunteer navy" approved April u.s.
1868, be so amended that the President be, and M,
warrants contemplated BY sand act under such
regulations as ho may prescribe To applicants foe
service In the volunteer navy, when satisfied that
said applicants will furnish suitable vessel for
said service and to receive into the volunteer ma
w smd vessel and her officers and crow within or
beyond jbc Confederate States
SIC 2. That the President be- aud ne is hereby
authorized to sprout assistant paymustcrs for The
volunteer navy who shall receive, whom ON duty
at sec .j.toru dollars per month but no person
uhJcl 1t-iivc years Of age and liable 10 perform
military duty, shall ocoivo such appointment
Approved February II, 1854
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Guar NAIN.-Au Act 10 proyl. compensation
for officers who may heretofore have performed
stan duiy under orders of craupcr0r officers
Ihe coag,asQfHe Confederate States of lWoN
wdo ~ad, That when any officer or private Of
my legally constituted military organization ma.
have heretofore, by order Of his proper superior
officer performed any staff duty appropriate TO
such command he shall be entitled to receive pay
for the time he was so engaged in the discharqo
Of such duties Provided, Thattherc was not thon
present it for duty any officer duly appointed for
the discharge of the same
Approved February n 1864
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Cmr. XLII-An Act 10 incrca,. lbo con

CHAR. NLll.-Au Act 10 increase the COmpen>a-
ton OF certain officers of tie Treasury.
The Congress Of the Confederate States of Amer
lea do enact, That hereafter the following salurir,
and compensation shall be p.id to the several aai.
GERS and clerks hereinafter named instead of the
sums now authorized by laEs The treasurer of
the Confederate States, four thousand dollars,
the assistant treasurer at Charleston four th0us-
and dollars. The Secretary Of the Treasury may
divide dcpostaries of the treasury into classes
the commissions on which snail De limited as fol.
lows In the first class not 90 exceed four th0us-
and dollars; in the second class rot to exceed
two thousand five hundred dollars; and in the
third class not to exceed hIHon hundred dollars
year, according to the character Of the duties rc-
quircd of them, and subjcl. TO the other coudi-
tions now imposed by law Each clerk employed
m the office Of any assistant reasurar or dcncsto.
ry shall receive a salary, TO De fixed bg the Secrc-
tary Of the Treasury, mot exceeding fifteen hun
drud doIlms)
SIC. g That the increase OF salaries allowed 90
the clerks and employees of The Treasury Depart
ment at Richmond, be, and the same is hereby
extended, upon the same conditions TO the CLERK,
and employees Of the said department, at Coum
bia South Caroliua
ADDrOyCd February IG. 1874
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Approved February lG, rGh

CHAP. NL..-An Act making allowances to officer.
Of he navy the Confederate States, under GER
tain circumstances, and To amend am act cnH.
tied An act to provide for the organization of
the navy approved March sixteenth eighteen
hundred and siNty-onC.
The Congress Of the Confederate States of Amer.
ica do enact, That the commissioned and warrau.
ted officers Of the navy of the Confederate States,
on duty, are hereby allowed ruGons. quarters and
fuel, or Communication therefor, as arc now, ormay
hereafter be allowed officers Of the army Viz: TO
admrals the same az generals; to yice-admiraIs.
the same as icutcnaut-ge generals, to rcar-aimirals
the same as maiorgeucruls; TO commodorcs and
captains, the same as brigadcrgentius and colo
nes TO commanders and flst-licutcuauts, the
same as licutonant-coloncls and majors; to second
hcutcnants and licuteuantg for the war the same
as captains and chupl0ns masters and passed
midshipmcn, the same as liouteuaus and to oili-
GERS Of the medical pay, 40 engineer corps, To
naval constructors, and to boatswans, guuncrs.
carpenters and sailmakers the same us 20 the
foregoing officers Of the line Of the uayywith whom
they have assmilatcd rank.
SEC y That all the navy officers in the forcg0.
ing grades shall have the same privilege of pur-
chaniug commssary and qIartcrInastcr's stores.
as are now, or play hereafter be- allowed to ut!.-
GERS of the army,
Approved February lG, 1861.
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AIsr4o lot ofFAsHoEABLEFiNCY CARDS AID
NOTE PAPERS oasblcs VS. to print
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CuArrAHooc, n RIVER, July Gth.-- u Is quiet
this morning O ihe enemy yesterday burnt the
junction of the tlmta and Decatur r. 'd.
Somo prisouc were brough, in last night
among them hi, T. Geo, Scott of the . ah Indiana.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09
EU K . ? e
xCUA DAYS LATER NEWS.
THE DAkIsR WAR RESUMED.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
>-~>>~~>>~~~~>>~~>~>~~~~~
Determined attack Of the Derbyitcs on Pul-
mersloDt Ministry
&C.. g.. &s.

ne slesn'ssp Novs scotan, from Liverpool, Nos-
~ 9th ult parsed Port Basque yesterday,
ssss 70 Quebec, with the passengers and cargo Gass
swysd fron Abe Peruvian which slssmsr had returned
y pspair damages.
THO steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool S0th ult !,
yasscd Caps Race n six O'Clock last evening
7he Peruvian, having been fitted with new screw,
~ Liverpool NJ half past Two n on the soth ut aud
Aosdonderry on the lst inst.
10 journals discuss the Edubura's news Tho 7fnks
SAys b obvious lhaa Grant only reeoris 70 hs
weeeut nap9uvres ba original plan been
ssroDy Aefsated He has expepde0 one hundred ah0u-
sssd men With absolutely results, and begins,
% al iptepm and purposes, fresh campaign with
sAe Aea dvaptsge Of an army d,ninished by enormous
hsees and dispiritcd BY obvious failures still, must
- allowed adds The Time that Grant and his soldiers
have maintained sbe char actsr they have already
aoxed for urdoubted perseverance,.
5Ae steamship Kangaroo, from New York, reached
Liver saIly the morning Of the 27th Of June
Ths steamship Edinburg, from New York, arrived At
liverpool on the 2otn.
The geamsbips Bremen ana Virginia, from New York.
sxTNs cd ouS the 30ih.
mo rtsanship China arrived out from New York on
De lst inst.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

swAn-At warrs.,oa Junction., Va. an Saturday, No
vemb~r Is, is82 frm the elects q" lever contracted on
the Per tnsnta, SAsUEL r. SxAiS. Cnnraoy A, fny-
Sveuth ssmeps New York Nouutesss. oievk az 10 d.
QUA .sss a Secoad ~ ps and eldest snrvvDs son AZ
Nary ssd ~ hss ssmus' SWAIN q Nh sky, aseA II
years. mon hs ard dass
aha sssaa.os have ss-p brought BY mother, and
Inferred al Albany, June 10, 1894
srYEs IN rsiav, Jul, y ANN rchcs OF John Ssses
aged - years, NO. ths and II days.
The riens and relatives o. the family arc respect ally
invited 10 attend the funeral, from Der late residence.
~ ~ idson street, this catiwdsyl Afternoon Ai Two
O'Clock uer rena MS will be taken 70 Greenwood for tn
torrncat
snra-on friday. July g. JAMES SMITH, aged As years,
Ga,ive u rorta ers,, o.'un,y Down, resud.
The riens and scqnalua cos OF tue iaoJy, aud also
uy invited 20 attend The funeral from hs late
Tesdesce TS0 wssh,nston street. on Sunday Afternoon
~ Two O'Clock
IuriLE-fn this clty, 90 Thursday, July I, isAAo A.
TUrflR. aged a. years.
HIS remaius VIII be taken New Raven Conn sor iD.
terment
VAN HoRx--- On Thursday morning. July 2, at eyht
ocock after lingering haess, DAVID Vas HoaS, iO the
Lao funeral win take place from hrs brother In laws
No. l43 East Twenty third street, on Sunday afternoon,
O'Clock HH friends and relatives respectfully
Invited 10 attend without further nosico.
WApsJH.-ln brooklyn. on Thursday morning, Jnly 7.
MARY Lows caugster oi the MAJOR JOSIAH Watson,
U. :. NJ G., IN the "a year Of her sge.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
attend the funeral the residence Of her grand athev
dayl afternoon, a, ha,f past three O'CLOCK.
WI AT Rohoken, NJ j., ON Thursday evening,
July WL,Ax q, son Of J.v. y. sSd Jaue Ann lsoo
aged mouths and days
gbe re,,ves friends slsc the members OF Hoboken
Lodge, 70. 3D. and NJ are invited to tend the
Dea This saturday. nfternoon At iour CLOCK from the
residence Of hls pareats No. 20 Sixth street, Hoboken
WHYnAy - the residence of her IN law. III. ". r
Mali, al Fordhnm, triday morning, lny s. IsARg,LA
widow o William weymap, OF New York, in her s3d
year.
fnnera az st. Mchaes church. Bcomingdalc. sum
day after oon al -four O'Clock The relatives lends
OF the family uvilsd Atond. Carriages on the
no ~ side OF Union square at three p. n.
WnsnEN Az his late residence, Newtown, l. L. Mr.
JAMts BEpgS, ST., IN the 9th year o. his ago
The relatives friends respectlu invited 10
attend the funeral on sunday Afternoon O'Clock
II IS remains will be taken TO Jamaica for ntermeut.
The New York herald., 1864-07-09


iayEsrOOf, JGne ~, 1894
Cor7or-Narkei huoysnt aud uriCss adyancci J.d q
No Dut cfcs1g steady lQur dayE 40 cgC hass
n which spscnlatOrk and ex pcrtUYs took l6.eG0.
BgEkDgTrsrH--fnc broanstnfs market W dull. Rich.
arson, spence % snd toe usual auth rtsas report
WbesI dan, and declined ~. 2d owmg the
nae e,ssemeDs " the BrtHa nDislTy red Western 10
svote1 A. 7s. I'd o - "a Flour dun aud tsads down.
pAfd torn easier
FHoy1ioEs --Proyisiozs arc quiet spd sto&dy. yeet
su,et. but nrin PORK quiet bscon drm. Lard quiet,
sui 6rn Butls~ Inactive. lal'ow quici AID rieads.
PSspUfw-Ast.F 4, m. sugar igactive toGee steady.
&,os no sales. ICsn easier. Sirts tarreatino qulsi
sx'7os. Tor French. letroeIm inactive.
LcEpos MARKETS.
LONDON June 20, 1901
hseat-tuhs insetive and satitr Sugsr du, C0Gee
kvossat lea rTm. hice cuasey. IsllVw duh. peiFO-
bum qoet aId steady Sefnei ~. "a =. 3D. Lnessd
81 qUet
Csnsos. Tor Iuopev. s0i. so'S.
bx,e Railway ssares ~.
THg latest rIRKKTs.
LoSDos, July J, 1904
Consois, for money 20. sgos.
American snares--No ssger
ravy-9ap July J, 1904
Coton Sses for the week 5000 Dsies MuFkct buoy.
nDt and advanced -. Tor AmLrbau aud ~ fy other
descriptions Tire ssies ~ erecpstofs ocudcd 1900
snd those exporters ~ O09 baes ~hs uday ~ 900
kstee the msfket cnsirs ctf Gt unchanged OF toasys
sses spectators ara evpoffsrs ga 40OCtbsies ths
fl.owi1g ibs qayatohs tniddlug Orie yps 500
krbiles Sgf q uplards, 29,.c
Flour tsrds rt~ard. Wheat active ard svanced ia
g. CaFr nlmer AND advanced u.
SrssisAas nDs. I@id pAos vnssrd
The New York herald., 1864-07-09

sAssx' J.Ds l.sny rs'ss. Carr, sys's S,..u..
", I. ssr; . c.as.ss oad'' from No.
OasIs Jwss 0-An Tsssosla 10. Aasek sYorh tAsd -
% snirr June 2i--An n L Potter r.plev. Ro,.ssdsm
?ed rhos psnaAna Youoa London Sid zs. L@'ora"us
& sSsI4Dr. June ls-sh \ Haastins. csantsshan.
cuaaAvrS. jane a,-s Deutschland, Hsnses, kIork;
uysrt sG 'rss s.1spn s. nYors thew NJ prp
Gs.o.o, May is-In p0s Bsslinxsen ho~es for L'S"o"
DaAi june ss-P.ssed by chas spragus Pike from Cal
Els1sosG, Juss Io--Ar Heirsss. CLARK croDssads for
a,sow June zs-Arr virginia, Armstrong, Portland;
GmESocn, june 2AArr nenrietss Hsststy, Nlors. Sid
,n sissslrHR % June s1Arr Srs. Chris, tM.es neper
sspps sas o' dssas Tor PsrssS
Tgrs Hans Msi1 Anfss psna and Ny'rs NY Wind A
hsssr june ssS4rr la,p.~sa, raksy, Ssors. SID asd
Jsa ~, june ss-Arr Para Alexander, NYerk.
ss.s Mr %eha SSoaS'; a.;,bsM ss
S sss hSosr Empire ssss
sssncs % fS,l.aspss; S asth, IS.cSsr Sasoan. DaSss
GIsd. rors nsGeaald s,.ts.S Baltimore; atss r,ss,
~ .s s,ss 'Sy S:s
Manhan Marshall and Ia q. Union Hsseasa do Ind
"a ss
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jones for session ist Bmpire Queen, Moran for 40
5th Esl, sradn Mei for kYork; Jas Smith, Feivou
.Gs ras 5"Ss c x.r. sdeou. pool. Shield.
ANA Bc erv; 2ith yiliairRnca. Ander- on NYork.
Ent out 29d, Victoria Champion. for Ny0rs.
6rRve2end 23n Scotia NJ ORR; Iosh London fs),
do Sid I'D, J l. Lockbart LocShar, Boston.
IszAsp. June x2--OE Emna BIemsr, from Havre for
sfSss xs a & ss SNGs~ap
sn1s M Ar agsss Tssos haI ns Sap nYo,.
NRwPoRr june 1i--Sld PRIDE Hell eur kfork
PoEc Jaae G3in port brig Aonserate for NYorh days.
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QurnrC July x-Arr ship Arzi.la, sufs philadelphia.
Sa aLns, June 23Sld II Cooper, Lapham, Alexandria.
TISSt, June la-Ar N he ms~uaer Neiama. Baltimore
AMerieRA Ports.
BALTIMORE July 7-Arr saip Tnos Lord frebio MOI.
70 h bsrks George henry Gunby Caeya; Sarah, BsHd,
FYorx brig Rirchard &rorrey Haske CALAIS Old ships
bee; schrs A Wood, Baser and Baker Knight Hos.
ton Woolsey, SOper, Providence; Jones Stout, -
TUFTS. HudaOni Ralph Post. Penny, and HotenKis Hal
' NEW v ORLEANS. juno 27-Arr sssas Afa P..ale.
.San slaSss Ess isS s; h.saa. s seSr Ssf IL
t0H, I've. Rnasn Island
1lh--Arr hip Washington Nor,on. Boston; bark Fanny
Eaier Perkins NYork CID schrs Harriet Newal) Gould
vioia, Acsley and Marine, Miller phiadelrhis
sas bais }"bu Ros,us, Nisfsrscn from Phl.dsphiS
schr Ned Cid bark Margaret tBy Matamoroe brig Leo
psrd My ers Monday, Philadepnts.
July lar stsam.hip Creole ISomriSn S sYoss Cid
ehp Louis Lcgar tFr) havana; Dayks Florence layloS
Boston; Scotland Rollins, do:
lowed June 2l, shp Walaos brigJ Pater sshrs
Planet, and NJ Robinson.
eAN FRsnCIsCO Jolly 5-Arr ship AtAcama (By}
Wright, Liverpool; BARK YlatworA tbrI Thomas DO via
Milford.