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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05
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no 81 cHIKv oc,RrnRsA-rsRs onics,
CfSct,SAri. o., sept ~. lsot
PROPOSALS ore invited by the undersigned
L until MONDAY. October l., HS< at two O'CLOCK, " IN
Tor the Immediate delivery. 10 this Department, Of
IaREGuLAR TROUSERS, Of any color except light
blue or gay -,
ss. h heir BID. III. quantity usy pfopos. urn.n this
plif- end time Il delivery. . 49,
10 b. delivered r.s Of ehus. at the r. g. Inspection Ware
house this city In coed packages with the name OF
party furnishing tie Mind aud quantity OF goods distinctly
mArksd on each .Ftie,e and packAgr.
Samples when submitted mus, he marked and numbered
correspond the proposals. ADD the pire' thereto mu's
that the g0ots shall BE- ~ every fesp ouA 10
otherwise th- Proposal vii not be consid,Ird
Bid, will to oy-red Monday, October IL, lSoi a. ~
ocloct M hs otoe and bidders are requested TO Dc
pf~.eut a. ,,c.
Award, viii b. made on Tuesdsy Octob.r IN, 1850
Telegram. relating 20 frop1sas will no, be noticed.
Bank Of Proposals be obtained At this oftre
The shi 10 reoi any hid treed reasonable 10 reserved
lndorss envelope PToposas f5f - - and sdire''
Cot Wn. w McklM.
Chief QusTteTmpisr, Cincinnati Depot
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
II BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
THROUGH IN S HOURS.

Fare o. Excursion Tickets 81 good for three days.
steamer JESSE HoYT foot d Atlsncst Brooklyn every
day Sundays eIceptedl ct II O'Clock thence to Pom
Monmouth and by the Rartsn and Delaware Bay Railroad 60
Philadelphia, every morning as@ U eeandays s1eep'sdl
sppy for passage by this line the State Of New having
granted to the Camden and Ambcy Monopoly tbs exclusive
privilege Of carrying passengers and hegM between the Css
ef New. srk Sud Philadelphia
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1863 CONNIE NClNG MAY y 1904 lSA
Passenger Station in New York 2ithst and shNv
Entrance 2Ith.st.
TRAINS LEAVE NRW-YORk;
For New Haven, 7. 81 EI. ll3o q IN. n:ls lExk J:W
(Exl $3.50, s. " and tEx. p. N. 40
For Bridgeport, :. lEI) iloa g. m l9;is tELb GU
For Milford and sus,tord. I, 1880 a. m. $50 sop N
For Fairfield, Southport and wesport, T. ia" m' '~
For Sor~.t T. go, lI:so m i''is tEnh 800 fEIA
For ps.su and Grssnwies. $50 1880 nj $780, "A
For Greenwich, $50 Il 30 49, 49, $50 s:Sn
For Stamford Z GEL $50. 1850 e M HlS lELhS
lExl $50 4:yD. $50 6:3o''9 (Ex.)p Pun
For por, Checker and in.ermedats Stations T. 90, ii"e
u, ; $50 A.3o, $40, $780, p. IN.
-'' WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. 8s. IN. lEx)i 3tEGl n
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l3 lExhepm
For Hartford and Springfield. slExl l:So MT atE4h
For Connecticut River Railroad. a. m Exh li:3oA ms
Montreal; 3 .. IN. TO Northampton -
For Hartford Providence and Fishkiu Raioad,s tkxb
II 30 Q. m . 90 ,,x..
For New Haven New.London and S.onington RAlsoadS
III. l2:i5. 3. p. M.
For Canal Rsisoad, l2;13 T. m. to Northampton
For IIous4touc Railroad, Ia IN Up. m
For Nauga,uck Railroad, 8 ~ m 3r IN.
For Dan6ury sud Norwalk Railroad, $3.50 m $40 -
Comm dols sleeping Cars attached to p. IN Trains
JAMES II. HOfT. Superintendent
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TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ rANY. FOR NEWoRLEANS DIRECT The s.d .,,
wheel Steamship CHAMPION, Capt DAVID WiLSoSi wv
October For Freight Passage apply to D. b. ALLfS'
B. The steamer ARIEL. Capt. Russell, will follow on
WEDNESDAY October 10
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SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, -
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new ard .tsunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY or EEW-YoRH,
leave Ns~.York daily t,undsys eIoeped at o'clock -
irou Pier No 39 North River, foot OF Festrystx
FOR NEW-LONDOS.
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Itan ron q;
above points VIA Norwich and Worcester boston and Voc
Worcester and NashuA and New London aud Noass
Railroads - ~,
Freight taken the lowest ratcs For Information inqaa
T. s. MARTIN, Agent, Oh the Per.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Trains for Albany Troy and Sastoga Springs also
meeting the North 10Th depot 1850
ru. md I D
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
III This Road Is completed and In good runnine
order with class Passenger Cars and having made
with connecting roads NORTH and SOUrn
oder. the travelling public dIsc, and rhKoooh roS
from WASH NGrON and BALTIMORE, via fori So,aY
bis and Reading 70 Allentown, Esston, and NEW-fUnnt
which route for beauty and SUMNER RESORTS, should -
tisd ~ be appreciated
Trains North leave Columbia at 200 p ~, FAST
TIaips arrive at Reading st l032 a. M acc.
Traius arrive a. Reading at APP H.. Fast.
Trains South leave Reading ct $50 q nl' g..
Trains South leave Reading At liivA ni'
Trains arrive q Columbia st s;W . ui-' DC.
Trains arrive at Columbia q i;U p ?, m s =. s
~ w J0Ar awaits the arrival OF the trains, to 60
ysy n. over the change being deshu rs'sse
s." ey ~, tns ~, -, r rin ROBERT CRANE,
General Ticket Agent oc f-
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4 NCHOR LINE--STEAM to GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL DUBLIN BELFAST and LoNpVN
DERRY The fine s.t.saing A L. Cyd-.built steamship
BRITANNIA Capt Fefrie Is intended to sail on sAIuh
DAY Oct O. from Pier No. 30 North River This ste Aship
a tied IN the nos approved style insure the comfort and
passengers Rates passage including abundant
supply owe cooked provisions Saloon Cabin 800 n'es
e. s. Currency. Apply TO FRANCIS MAC DONALD 4 Co.
No Bowling Green. To be succeeded by CALEDONIA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JEkSEf
O-From Pier No. North River. connecting at Hamptoa
Junction With Delaware Lskswanns and Western Railroad
sud Easiou with L-high Valley Railroad and its eon.eer
lions forming direct line to Pittsbuy and the West with
out change Of cars - -. ,,,,,, ,,,rrn
Two Express Trains daily fer the West. except Sundve
when one evening iInuh r,,
Sixty Mes AID Two Hours saved BY this line TO Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis etc. with but change OF cara
FALL ARR aNGEMENTS.
Commencing scptsnber 49, 1884, leave New York foowSt
Assoc q M, for Esson. Manch Chunk, WilliamPosst
Wilkesba1re Mshauoy City Nc. 49,
MAIL TRArNAt 300 for Wilmington, Easton Waess
Gap Scranton Wke5srrs. Great Bend, Pson, Bingham
tor, &c. -, =.
500 a m Western Express for Esston, Allentown Red
ing Hrrisburs Ptsbuy and the West with but ono change
Cincinnati Chicago and but two changes TO ~
LOUIS. go .
1900 - TnAH-For Eaton, Allentown, Manch Chune.
WikssbsrTs Wlliamsport, Reading Ps.tsvile HIrsourA
1902. s.-For Esston, Allentown. and Msuea Cnunx-
4:OP a-for someiyle and Pennington
6PN-for Somervil.e.
TOO p. " WESTERN EXpRgO-For Esston, ADentowA
reading Hsrrsbsrs Pi.burgh, and tbs West SLEEPING
cars Jersey City Pttsbursn every evening
ELizAssrHPoRr AID Nsw-YozK FKaRr-Lesve New:
YORK nom Pier No. NJ r., At sl3 mi l. 4;n aud s'S
D. m Boats stop 1t Bergen Point and Mariner Hsrbor
Tickets the West be obtained At the once OF -
Genital Railroad COMPANY Pier No. n r., ~
hotels JOSIAH y. STEAhNS, Superintenoens
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.opylcH CHrKy QriHrrRsAsrER,
Nal CISciSvsrr, %. sept. - 1854
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY THE

Nail CIsciSvArf %, sept - 1855
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY TIL r.
IL uNDFRsIGSED until I'll RsDAi, October 10, 1861,
O'Clock p. Ia, so hs immediate delivery 10 IN" DO
paftmeni Of
srOC kiSGs-Army STANDARD;
MISS PANs-Afmy STANDARD,
sHONELS-Arny Standard
DRUMS cornpeie-Army Standard;
iriGLEs. with extra mouth p!e,r-Army s'AndMn'
WALL TENTS competr-Army Stareird. tbiiiors may
att, whether they propose 10 ush oz or ~ o. DUCK
and whittier Of Cotton or Linen nNerial)
HOSPITAL TFSrS-Army STANDARD;
MORsTED sASHFS-ATmy Standard ~
Sample Of With may he seen a. the Ohce OF Co'hng ana
Fruipage ~ this city. , az,
40 be delivered Zee Of charge At The U. g. Inspection Ware
city IA good packages. 70 IN. name 81 ~
nav Furnishing the iind and quantity OF goods dtncy
marx ed on sach article aud package go, =,
Parties oiefn. sooas distinctly state in their bids the
quantity they propose TO furnish the price and time Oh De
livery. 49,
Samples wh.s submitted must be marked and numbered 10
cor,e.pond with the PROPOSE and the pge. thereto fust
guarantee that the good. sha be- IN every respect .pns 10
Amy standard, otheI"he the proposal "i' NV " W"
-iderrd. .
suarany sign,d BY two responsible persons must accom-
many ,h bid guaranteeing that tue bidder w supply the
ti-ls. awarded to him under hi, proposal
hid viii be opened Thurscay. October II. 1915 Two
O'Clock D. m tais Office, and bidder. are requested 70 Dc
Av,srd. m be made on Fridly. October H. 1864.
Bond. will be required that tho contract VIII DO fAlhuy
! fulfilled. 80 -,
TELEGRAM. relating TO Proposals will not be noticed
blank forms q Propoa Contracts and Bonds may Do Cd
tancd q, this cthco. g., ,, + -.
indor,s envelope "ProPssal, for -. -" and sd
dr-,. Col. WM w. McklM
Chief Cuartsrma.sr Cincnnau Dspo"
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECTING new
IL u s Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL. Capt.
- T. Vail will leave Pier No. North River, above, on
saturday Oct g. at D. precisely The passenger ec'
Communications Of this steamer have been enlarged and Ole
s.ntly furnished For passage with accommodations
passed or freight. apply to II. b. CROMWELL CO., No.
b. West-st
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER s. 1864
Ue6oi,s Garos. Sc.

ALVIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Full
N ton st-wEDDIN9 CARDS and FINE SfArioNEAf'
(Ersbished 1851
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfs
new line OF 6rs,-cau side wheel STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and HAVRE. -,
The frat tive splsndd Vese intended to DO put this
favorts route tor tho Continent the folio wing;
WASH N1lOS 2D4 tuns 900 horsepower
LAFAYETTE...........3,204t ans. So horse-psw~
EudENIE......"...... .lanoaD soo horse powell
.tbuilding), goo horsepowe
NAPOLEON .tbuildiugI, 100 horse power
Until the completion OF the eulxs list. tbs service WIZ %
performed by the . ,
WA5HINGTON. A. Duch.sns, LAFAYETTE, A. Be-
eands q follows; - -
FROM NETWORK TO HAyRE.
WASHINGTON. ........... "Wednesday, Octobsrl4
LAFAYETTE. ...".......W "Wednesday. NovemberS
WASHINGTON. ,.......: "Wednesday, DocembeIL
Fret sbin Including table wine).
Second Cabin (ncudns table ~ine) 70 or $50
Payable in gold lite equivalent in United states cuIseusy'
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE vRgR o. cHAR0z
For freight or Pssssse, Apply 70 -,,,,,,,,r A..
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. Eroscwsy, New-foYt
At rsns IL Boulevard dos Capucines tGrand hoe,)i
Hayre. WILLIAM IsELIN 4 Co.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Passenger Trains leavl

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains lesvo
~ - follows, viz:
IA IN, Express for Buffalo.
Ia m Express for Cleveland Direct via 4 @. W. ~.
s:3oa m, Mill daily, for Otisvils.
lea m, Mail for Buffalo,
an. "a, Way for Osisylls. Nswbursh, and Warwick.
So M. Night Express tSsurdays and Sundays sxcePs
en- m Lightning Express daily. for Dunkirk Rochester,
On Saturdays ths train VIII run 70 buuAas
only. & D. H. EntsTs for Duniirk
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
IN Coon and zftrr MONDAY, Jan 10: 1854 Trains u
lesvs NEW-YORk for BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Tran viii take Passengers for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Train makes connection a. Phhadspho
Trains ior Phadsphia will leave New York II and ~
Y ~, 4 and p and u Midnight. .
MILITARY TICKETS viii NOT be reeeived the - -
or :. ;5c .. IN TraiuA J. w. Woodbury.,
Dec. % 1868 Assistant Superintendent " }. X h
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HUDSON RNEs RAnRoAD-AssIsrASr sUrsHiSIM
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOX AL
4 i BANY AND TROY connecting with Trains NORM ~
W.,t-'rrxps leave from Chambers > rect,
F,prr.,' Ia M lPrek.iiIl Trains. Il!,o an
Way Mail. IN. Express, and sl3 p N
io.l, m 4 q 4 10 ~ M Sing Sing Train Sis p
20 xesue Traius and 8 90 TaTyown Train. 3s0 p "a.
Pm. J ..I,.-. ao.A
Street throuxh TO Buffalo and Sap pension Bridge witheu
change. 49,. a.,
J. NJ TOUCEY. Asst. Supk
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nAY LINE FOR ALBkNY-CHANGE or
~ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL to cATSkiLts
River
COCK, and The DANIEL DREW, Capt J. r. TALLMAN
form daily linz for Albany from Desbrossesst, ct Z NJ
aud th 1t 8lo landing Ut Cozz~nss Hotel Dock We'd
Point. Nswbursh, Pouehtsspsie Rhnebeck. Csisk an1
Hndsn Tcksts sold board, and baggage checked WsA
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VHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOs

l. TON..5TONINGTOS STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA OhOToN AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST, QUICKEST SAFEST. AND MOST d
RECT, AVOIDING " POINT JUDITH" re
The msyihnIc,esassu ste:ms. COMMONWEALTH. q
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The elegsn@
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDNESs
DAYS and FRIDAYS At O'Clock D M
rThese boats start from Pier No. IS North River foot q
Coutandts sndue By all travs
ers TO be sonz the largest comfortable snA
best that have ever id American waters At ali seasons
and in al weshsr these boats invariably the passage
time.
Suppuous suppers and luTuriously furnished satsroos
are marked features Of these floating palaces.
Berts and may oe secured e Handens Ex
Press Office No II broadway and at No us Wesyt New
York, and at No. 70 Washington-'t, boston,
NJ r. siMONS. Agent,
MAJ ilafi and Liam poItaon Ca.
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RasarrgrrA Arrived

+. secssI.p Eiy Of RsaoSs from Lif,yp@' dnd Qhesnr
fct-a-Ar and Mrs. Mm glasgow and -four chifren nis1
.ne III and Nfs uerck GHd children. Ar~ ASr,on
children Mrs. Over and TWO Children Nj and Sr.
Ths,y.r and servant NJ snd Mrs G. w Mosele as1 chd
Ar and fs Waiol AL aid Mr. A. Sinclair, M Adams,
n.s Adams NT s-d SIR G Hsfdwick NJ and Mrs Peno.,
Ms. aud daughter Miss 4. Reduond Mise A. sh-,
;on, ". smeston ". Osborn, G. H. Coz T. Gofds'an, j.
n,.. nrun.ssy, J. Richards. W II. Boyd A: Bsbciot Nn
Oliver WE Moore ". g. Oliver w. u. Parker, T. Clap.
shaw g Gundesnscr. Nj nsrh. Jos MIRANDA, L. d ces,
4. HoYs J. NJ Davies O. Ho~--, NT GsshsH, a. ecdbe.
W Hsupihirc. w. kirty Wa. Uyn,t and Nm EDDY,
X. h. shaw Rov Nj Lynsh, Rss .r LyDch, ~, Rev Dc
barrie" Cspt fuer Cpps Stevenson. Nil Fess'ase and OFT
In The serIa,r
IN ,i,imsAP lhrasa, IRON NeS 0.isaz, 0Hd HaraaH-
Mr.. EhSab.iD Lord Dora Wagner, d. H. Lecn, D. r.
Soigss j. s<nss Me. l.. Moncush Justin Csthals, W nj
Byaieen Ts 4. Ellen, 4 Mcdonnell ssmL Locke May
y LecfA d.. II. 0ftbs Mrs. ~ T. Gibbs and two children
MI [. dc Ro!snsrrr, A. Laveist2 Jacques AeCoun fe
eS A. ~. Poiiso r. e. PeiTce, = tl-ld Mr.. ed and
srvput y Ru'cn H. Hall " Z. Bailey. Fred LaineyrI
y l. fsI-cn. A. h. Philips. T. Il, Whseler, ,; e. s'Sa'
Mr. A. Andry, T. An1ry y. ". Huntington Mr.: Z. w.
untington clI and A. EeiredeE Ar Meiaeder
Me. j. PAIson., Niss Ann Mott E.s Mary Lecozte Miss
Adsn. Clara. Ms J. J. bGrsws Mrr. 4. b.shop hrs L.
Bishop, Joseph GaTcin. Mr.. :. Wait
Il sev.p M,,isaei FROM Netr OTlccnsC uthbert Bal
Eft B. Rash fInslsy and lady Judge A. A. ktoch. Dr. ".
T. Romano J. " Ihomss Hovsri Aillspassh X. W. Tall
aoro delegate. tho National Convention at Bsltimore)
Mr. Moore, G. ~. Lewis Csgt. Shyiey, G. G. Whdmer,
Cap. Ehs Major Allan, A. q. il, lady and serYanl, Mr.
Eese<or Ass R.ley, Ma II. W. iocss Misc Locke, Mrs
Lsnin.
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GRAIn-Wheet has again sdysrera br, the poor assert
men, ir market ard thc Ices lasorsh. from faroI-
I'D t.rsfcrs iie demand chiefly FOR export
ION srr,pe Toe ~ 40 nu-, rsiuuins
hagf Cnee0 Spring - aTsyc. al 81 tzDSi D.
bush. d.. o. o. fpot % 81 1-~Si 90 2TD hus' MI
ya,keo Cob Pot to i've q 81 67I- ca; $40 bHsh.
milwaukee nber 81 81 N; spI hosh Rcd Sts'e
At s0Uri g. "A 20 sEs Amber " est, m, at % 'oS
~ ache letter pIoe iol Two ras0,s n storr. rye "a
I'd lndcr fair irrnandi sac' u ia hUsh state 81 y
pocs hsvs improved, aes Of a bas, az - oi Ne"
ht.cj Western No and - ~ "a 81 ~ I'd DO: PeI"s
4. scarce and Lrr nj 81 f0l 81 Barley Malt h. ~ lar 70
quest: SALES OF hash state - ar.e a. 81 O. pa'~ 'e
IN active d.maud ard riccs advanced iond he dose sss
Of co. hush AZ s71dAr. for Canadian dsc or stat,
srd sG fT Wcstcthe litsr price Ear ~ 10 bash IN
stone. Our t.efrspc d ah from hwsuse- received 90.
moon rerorfs .e -pis OF Wheat IS 5000 bufh No
Sping Wheat y selling 81 Al "a No DO do = !
q Freight beat 20 Buffalo lie, which 10 increase oil
eiicp ast Saturday. No Oats quoted ~ tc
. 'ush and isiIa Spfns Whcet Flour II - 4 b5i. a.
GLASS continues s.eaiy, md IN moderate request we
he
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Arr{yeA.

Steamship city Of Baltimore tBIl, MLehOu.e, Lyc-pcol
mails and pass to John @ Dali. My IL :. "a M ed
t.toe' passed .:csm.hie EdRe,rsh' bound T. aik at
& -. s :. 90 Ion ., pss,ed sai: ;nP N0shasnsosn
SSaai ii . IT, = & s'5s S Ss..s p p
both seana j. sh q, 20 NJ lat - TO- oa - 90 I'D
sios,ip Cay Of Manehes.rr honcs for Lverro.l At noon
passed iasls steamship bound e. supposed ono Of tbe
lon. ~ TO "a. passed several sTiall ceberys.
Steamship keSar tBrl. Blur. Liverpool lrh inst and
"a Ly.rgooi passed hp Jarr Foster IT,, bonnd in ish
i' pa-'rd steamship Morocco samo day ct $50
lnnsn steamer bound 2Jih a, M Ia. 81 10 los -
90 w, based An. ship ilco.ly, bound W.
Steamship Ua,uns Green. New Orleans sls and Uayan.
2Sh. at II nidse and paG. tn T. Asnn.ioS Co On
the - Jaw sa.ns up IL" MsssSpPi steamship malsaas sa
Steamship Ca-.andr-, Holloway New. OEe.n, ia, a.
r,tse. and paSs. {. T. s. Qusrt.rH..tor.
Orleans t,b ind.e and pas to o. uartes master.
sesmsI Jo.spano ihomp"on Candn Baltimore inise and
Steamer Sarah, Jones, PHILADELPHIA nd.e end pas. 70
" N. hifk patrick
steamer Locust Point Hoffman, Portland, lad.s to H. d..
steamer Aida Demy, Phlsdeiphiu, ndsc and psss to
steamer A. Macy Smith, Phu.dep ha, mdse and pa,..
stclasr D. oiiey. Phillips. rhladvphla, nd,c. soJ..s
ship Finger, iNor Johnson. Hamburg i2 tsyr mass ard
Ship Boreo, Reed Neuvtss IL days sugar to Ncsnith
Sous On The sch oil Delaware. lad alo nom ~ H. aud
-il-d cargo.
bark John Griffin Br). Chase Boston 10 DAYS bound %
ha,an1as. pu, In for medical assis,anoe.
Bark Courensy of Yarmouth ". 81 Chipui.n London a
days mdse. 10 Chs T.. Wright Experienced hrht vinds
OF the Passage. aud was II days w. Of the Banks
Bark Junio Ham /wnBch Cardiff ~ days coal TO orde,
On The ih Inst lat al TO- lou o. saw large screw steam.
,lip, bound n.
ba. He.perus tBr wsyoo,., Ms,anra. Il days. .u,. to
John boyntons Son.
Bark Presto OBJ. Scott Ardrossan - days nj, fro, %
Boyd Hucken. On the llth inst, lat a. S. lon So .,,,
arrr quantity Office.
Bark Volunteer of Boston). Gortam Messina March H.
md Gibraltar April 3, fruit t. order. ''
Bark Venus tot Curacoa) Atkinson Curacos Nav 70 s On
Joeph Foulkes Son TN the 18th ns at 3. 30 Lon ?, ,s
Dasssd British block sde runner hound w IVA - ~
Bark Sea Ranger. jayne hossns 81 day, fruit 10 ht,sy
Lord Z Qusroau.
Bark Anna Charlotte Tou'en. Cardiff 50 days coal 10
rider.
lark Patriarch Dutch Samhiri, Lion Rotterdam Al
pd.e 70 Reid vsnd.rhor-t 4 Co. !" u~'"
Brig Christina Maria tDutch) DuUrecr Rio y.,.,, xa
lays. coffee to WIN. Salem Go. e"" "
srs Nora DAM R0ii0rd, Lasuayra 81 days, coffee aud
lides 10 Rising 4 Co. 80 >As' $40 |
Brig LacIe,s Wallace. Csnfoeso' 20 dsys, sugar 70 C.
Bris Napier tBr,, Redau& AIssibo, p, r.. 4, a,,,
a0laisss 10 Thomas Jam ~ wy
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Brig Maria Loui,a Hsm) semmeIhseh, Monte ID, "A
days, hides aud wool " order.
Brg Geo Laidaw tBr), Wilson. cardepss II days sn,
sehr. ID. S. Williams. Chamberlain Gsorsetows dan
coal to master. ~
SEM j. + Dougierty Smith, Port Royal days, Lid. ~
J. &. Noe.
sohr. Frsnc, (Br.,. ODonnen, Greytowu Me, 70 S.v,
hides to Francis Morris -"
sehr Heinrich iloL), MiSie slssl 10 day., hemp .RM.
Soman Edye.
Sshr Hale,S 'r) Barbede, Arroyo P. R., n aay. msr
20 ?. !. Neyins L Son.
schr J. woo1hoo.e ThoIna. sszus Ia Granie IL sa,,
mol,s-es to J. L. Bacon -
sehr Spray Trssk, Windsor u days. plaster to D. Do
Wolf
Schr Marietta, Gorhsm. Hsfwch.
Sem John Nelson sE.), Neison Bridgeport, belfast isJ n
Whitney Il Co.
sclr Union, Post Rondolt for Boston.
Scbr Ruth Thomas, Dean, bridgeport.
ScliT. $. W. Ponder, Phips, Taunton for Albany
schr VIM. NJ Cobb, Chpm-n, Bangor 10 days lanbs, n
Hoiyoko Murray.
chr. Laarline. Johnson, philadelphia for New Bedfsri
Schr Perfect, Cooub-, Providence.
schr Senator. FsIiAne Boston, uisc. 10 G. Dayton
Schf. C. c. Is. lof Kingston, Jsn fisheI Port Anocjs
Jam, Is daya, coffee, &s., 10 4. u. Saloruon
schr. Olive Branch Higgins. New bedford
BELOW-Two bafks and two brigs unknown.
WTND-Snnsct, >. w.
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sHIFPINa INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NJ, Rk........MAY %
Cleercd.

cleered.
Sleanefs-Ccas.o;k. Drake, Philadelphia. J. n. Briggs
Co.. Francis Cadwal-Ader Pirson. Baltimore, wnnala
DulelL
ship-Rsvsis Higgins, Sun Francisco. William t. Cole
man Go.
Earks-Prnr Oscar tsweil, Obers Antwerp. Rlnch.
he.ncka WoDGt Dsusy, Wynsa, Boston, n. Z. Buck
Co.. Aberdeen. Cochran Bosion, sea tbrl. Duncan,
Hsvp. Boyd Hincfeni eacon Of tho S~as Orr Ro--,
shanfhsn, b. Hathaway; Ann Alike lBTl Mcconnell.
tntwerp. ". r. schmidt Son; X B Walker, Rsyn-f
PHILADELPHIA Miller Hourh:on.
Brss-Laas tBr.). Lsns,hornc halifax, d. r.. Devote
hcoAa tbf Bans. tiai1x. bTc. Son Co.. Ida Abbott
b.. Cooper. -. Thcmas. Whi.mofc Co. amelia iBnh
Dunn. Port Midway, y. s. Maitland PheiP- Co.
Schooner--Jo,eph Ntcserr0D. S-igLt Baltimore, Baker
Dayton, iapsdin~. Carney, Wsr-hsrn; Union. Post,
Boston. J. V Hs-and; X. Mason. Cook Alexandra, Not;
cd.n Glover Philadelphia lis Racket Son
Duke 81 Newcastle tBT Finley ST. John g. 4. Saith.
Co.; Csbot, Phnney, Boston, Bentley Smith Co
yonsA Spafss lnmsn. Washington H. T. Small Co.; j. O..
hiss aichsm Berlin Me \. C. Hayens; J. II. scasraol
Or. Thomp,on. Il. John ~ b. Z. J. Acvias Soa JSBo.
Batter Lyons. foIres. Monroe. T. j. Campbell
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WemnrnuaR.

Tie rebel privseer Florida landed a. Martinique the N
inst tbe Of barb from Sombrefo goe1o lden which
e had piured sa3 burned The bark supposed 10 nay,
been the David psiey Brown, Of and for Phiiede9h
The bark Volunteer reports being in ecn,a tho ISL,
during thick fog with schr Belle OF Boston winch earned
swsy bobstsyr started cutwate &c the schf slightly
damaged.
The -chr Hudson from Esabethpor for Rockport, with
coal Will. goine through He'll Gate Sunday ssIos
CD Hogs Back where size lies full Of water.
The -chr Ersncs BARI Ashore on The west end II
cubs Cope Antonio light bearing ~ e.. with spss s;s.dng
spnareutly not long ashore.