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The Spiritual Hsrbinger lucidly says:
In the twelfth hour Of the glory Of God,
the life Of God, the Lord in God, the Holy
Procedure shall crown the Triune Creator,
with the perfect disclOsive Illumination
Then shall the creation, in its efulgence,
above the divine sersphine, arise into the
disclosure in one comprehensive revolving
galaxy Of supreme created bsstitude.
To which the Csyuga Chief lesrnedly
responds:
Then shall blockhesdism, the jscksssiosl
dome Of disclosive procedure above the all
fred great leather fungus of Peter Nippin-
neygo great gooseberry grinder, rise into
the dome diselosiVe until co-equal, cock.
tensive, and congiemersted lumsxes, in
one grand comprehensive mux, shall SIS.
similRte into nothing, and reyolve like G
bob b-tailed pussy-cat after the space where
the tail was.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 70.
The Navy Department has received a
communication, dated April 22d, from
Commodore Fox, commanding the Poto-
mae Flotills, in relation to the recent ex-
pedition up the RsppshsnnOck. He says,
after having learned from various sources
that the rebel Government had established
q ferry at Cyrus Point, four miles below
Rappshsnnock, and was busily engaged in
collecting boats at some point on the river,
for the purpose of attacking the blooksding
vessel, 1 proceeded thither with portion
Of the feet and arrived on the 18th, where
1 remained until the evening, and visited
all points from Cyrus Point 70 Mud Mill
Point, with the following result;
Ten times broken up seven large light
ers, esch capable Of carrying one
hundred men, three pontoon bridges,
212 large skiffs and canvas, 200 white Osk
beams and knees, large enough FOR the
construction Of q sloop Of War, q lsIgs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, April 70.
Memphis dates Of the 10th state that, on
Friday evening last, MeCullough's, Nes-
ley's, and another regiment, under com
mand Of Chalmers, encsmped near Somer-
vile, leaving next morning, and stopping
on Saturday night near Lagrange. The
same night two other regiments passed
through Salisbury with $50 prisoners and
80 negroes.
When at Lagrange, Chalmers had 200
consoripts, taken in Haywood and Lauder
dale counties.
Forrest had not yet left Jackson, but
would soon follow with the remainder ol
his force. The whole body is to move into
Alabama, to prevent some anticipated Fed
ersl movement.
On Tuesday morning the ferry-boat be-
tween Memphis and HOpefeld, while lying
on the Ark4n side, was visited by the
rebel Colonel Msgee, Captain Cheek and
several other officers, and detained frou
until half past 10 O'clock. Colonel Ma
gee said that his command WAS lying be
hind the bluff. After drinking at the bar
they left, permitting the boat to CONF
acrOss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
The Hudson,s Bay I,ompnnr.

The question has been raised in the En-
glish House OF Commons TO open up the
lands Of the Hudson's Bay Company for
settlement under the crown, and invite the
emigrants now leaving England and Ire
land for the United States, to settle in q
British colony. Il was claimed that the
title to the land remained in the crown,
and that the company had no ownership in
the soil, but merely had right to thu tax
ing Of wild animals in the district Of
country lying between Lake Superior and
British Columbia, comprising the only pra-
rie and some Of the most fertile land in
British America.
On the other hand, it was stated that
the Hudson's Bay Company had always
claimed and still claimed territorial as
we'll as trading rights over the country
referred to in the question; and those
claims had been twice submitted to the law
| officers Of the Grown under two different
! Governments, and pronounced by them to
be valid. Under these circumstances, and
considering the length Of time-200 years
during which the claims Of the Hudson g
Bay Company had been unquestioned, the
Duke Of Newcastle did not think il his
duty, except in the case Of most extreme
necessity, to question those claims. With
respect TO opening out that country to set
tlement, he must say that he did not think
that country was closed against settlement
by the fact Of it being in the hands of the
Hudson's Bay Company. He believed that
It was its silustion, and the natural diff
culties Of tbstIegion Of the country which
separated the country in question from
Canada, together with its distance beyond
the settled territory Of the United States
that had constituted the real reasons why
population had not made its way and wa
not likely to make its way there in con
siderable numbers, until the more desirs
BILE prairie land Of the United States wa
opened out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
FAO1t NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April %

ANLH [NAA1 - APAAA @-Cs
The Register of the Rebel Treasury re-
ports the whole amount Of issues Of non
interest bearing notes, since the formation
of the Government, st S978,277, 1858, and
the whole amount now outstanding at
$796, 6,254, ,4OS.
Mexican adviees report the flight Of Vid-
aurri from Monterey, which had been 90
oupied by JsHrezis forces.
An Havana letter states that q vessel of
Remedies, supposed 10 be the Florida, was
SLAYER, and that loads had been safely
landed within q month.
A Key West letter Gays, on the contrary,
that the vessel was the British gunbost
Cygrist looking for slavers. She had
boarded several vessels il Bahama Chan
mel.
The Post has the following special ds-
ted Washington, April 25th:
The heavy rain Of last night extends
military movements.
The Navy Department is trying to re-
cover the ground lost at Plymouth. The
rebel ram will be attended to.
4 rebel spy in Baltimore has bsen sen
fenced to be hung.
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They take one BrIgadier-Gen
eral, 1,O00 Men, and 25
Pieces Of Artillery.
From the Lower RappabannOck
A Fleet Of so Vessels In Sight.
Supposed to be under Burnside
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland Leador.I

Especial 70 bne OleNetaud Leader.l
COLUMBUS, April 25.
Toe Assistant Provost Marshal General
for this State received orders from Wash
ingtOn to-day to bring up credits and
then to proceed with the draft at once.
Adjutsnt General COHen has issued an
order which authorizes the commanding
officers in the National Guard to furnish
subsistence to their men when they assem-
bic at the appointed place Of rendezvous
on next Monday, the cost not 10 exceed
forty cents per day.
Ex Surgeon General G. E Weber, of
Cleveland, DR. Joha ". Russell of Mount
Vernon, and Dr. John a. Murphy, of Gin
oinnsti, have been constituted Board to
examine candidates for surgical positions
in the National Guards. The B5srd will
meet on the Sd of May.
Governor Brough will return home next
Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

CINCINNATI, April %.
Generals sickles, Gordon Granger and
Herman ers in the city.
The Adjutant Generals Order No. II,
declares that every member Of the Nation
al Guard must report in person or By sub
stitute when called into sotive service, or
be treated as deserter.
It is reported thstGo7ernor Morton will
take command in person of the militia Of
Indiana
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RRnM ARKANaAA.
LITTLE Rock, April le

LITTLE hOCkI hpflI To
Gov Murphy was inaHgursted yester-
day. Over 10000 citizens and soldiers
were present. A grand military process
sion, members Of the Legislature, State Of
icers, citizens, freedmen, 60, proceeded
the ceremonies which were very impress
siVe, and slicited most enthusiastic cheer
ing. The city was brilliantly illuminated
ct night. The Governors message was sent
70 the LegislatUrs last week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

WAsHINGToN, april 70.
General Burnside has published oircu
lar, dated headquarters Ninth Army Corps,
Annapolis, saying that this army being on
the eve of a movement no application for
furloughs will be gaanted.
II is stated that Burnside has spilled for
more time to getmore men.
Another report states the troops move
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW 1oRK, april %.
Dispatches from New Orleans state that
the destruction Of cotton on Red River By
the rebels did not exceed 1900 bHles-
A fight between 80 Union soldiers and
IS rebels took place on the plantation Of
ex Governor johnson. The rebels were
repulsed and 20 prisoners taken and l00,-
600 dollars worth of smuggled goods cap
tured
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OAhIlAOhEi Aprll 20
Reports here, said to have been brought
by a colored sutler, state that the colored
troops at Plymouth, after the surrender,
were murdered by the rebels. The rumor
is probably untrue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
SURRENDER OF PLYMOUTH.
FORTRESS MONROE, April "a,

Yia bALTIHOkEi april 20
An officer just arrived from Rosnoske
Island makes the following report:
General Vessel surrendered Plymouth
on Wednesday, the goth, after four days
fighting. Our loss was $50 killed, and
$500 prisoners. The rebel loss is 1900
killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

A remarkable mirage Of Lake Ontario
was observed in the village Of Pulaski, IN
NY. State, last week. The lake seemed
TO approach within forty rods Of the CEN
ter Of the village, giving it the appear
snce Of q seaport town, the conformation
of the land assisting in causing 1t to aP-
pear perfectly natural.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

There is q fierce dispute between Harris
burg and Philadelphia on the question
whether the latter shall displAce the for
1ner as the capital Of Pennsylvania. Phil
adelphis makes great offers to induce the
Legislature to favor her claim, but the
Harrisburg interest believes that posses
sion is nine points Of the law, and that the
tenth is probably the art Of holding on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
SOUNDING OUR LINE.

The rebels are daily sounding our line
with cavalry touches, just as 8 physician
employs the stethoseope, to ascertain II
any changes occur in our position and
strength. At Ringold, the Videttes have
occasionally met and exchanged the COM
pliments Of the season; now and then q
body Of infantry or q little cloud Of cavalry
take look at US from the hills, and the
other night before the moon showed its
silver edge, on the principle, suppose
that " familiarity breeds contempt" seme
Of our pickets shut one eye or 30, and the
rebels dashed in and stole two ofour horsesl
Encouraged by success they came again,
wsre Hospitality received, and the captain
Of the party killed.
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tue VOTE FOR THE sWORD.

NV YORK, April q.
Forty-fVe thousand votes we're cast at
the Metropolitan Fair for the army sword.
Grants majority Tss 5000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

Our prisoners in Georgia now number
ebout 1000. They are reported TO be In
Wretshed condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

DROPOsALS WILL BE Re-
ceivcd at this Ofice until Friday, 29th inst, at
y n for two hundret Horses, 70 be delivered, one
hundfed 81 Cleveland and oae hundred a. Columbus
Ohio Said horses TO be dark cOOied, not less ihsn
fifteen hands high over sixteen, aad not less than
i've nor over nine years old They to be com
pactly built, ana iu particular TO conform to
the United Staies overnmsnt standard.
ALI bids will be accompanied by not less than two
responsible Games saTsfics for the faithful per
iorInsnoe OF the ntrsct, sll biSs must bs en-
dcrsed " Proposals. foT Cav dry"
TIE successful bidder VIII b. required to complete
the delivery OF the horses within If cen dsys IRON
tn signing or the contract The right reserved to
reject any or all bids.
MERRILL BIRL0W.
apr5I-IlS Q. NJ Gsal, o,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM MEsIPHI

MEMPHIS, April q.
Grierson has picked up four of Forests
men, but Forrest keeps his troops well
together and is too strong for successful
sttsok. His headquarters are still at
jackson, Tenn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

The Erie Canal will be open for nsviga-
tion on the s0th inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo, April 25.
The steamer Darling from Memphis for
Cincinnati passed with 500 bales Of cotton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
OAssIMEREs.

gha haest stock Of Oassimeres, OoatIhss. and
Brozdooths to be found in the city. New styea E.
ceived daily.
A complete stock CT smaIl-plald Cashmere. for
Boys wear. b. u. KENDALL co.
Rpil29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26
MARRIED.

In this city. on the I'd instant, at tue Parlonago
Of the ST Clair Street. n. =, Church, Mr.. OBAkLks
RARDALL and Miss MARY q. hokARYs both of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

AN HOUR WITH THE PHOTO
GRAPHEE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

B. F. TayIsr at ChaftanOOga ---PrOsed;On
up in POetry.--Factr, Incidents and Scenes
NJ Chattanooga and TheFenbOuts.
SPRING.
A week sgo there was but one beautiful
thing in Tennesses-the peach trees that
blushed Scross it from border to border;
the weather Is sulkY and Niobe-sn,
Northern men have brought their ther-
mometers among their baggage, the mirsole
Of Spring is slow to begin, but when the
resurrection fairly comes, then cavalry
can subsist, and the country in our rear
will be secured by rowing hOrdes, possibly
penetrated by formidable bodies, and you
may look to see our railroad communiea-
tioDs interrupted, an occasional train capt
ured, boats fred upon, and the usual ToIs
Of bsnditti everywhere, completely carried
out
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z EEW RBVERTlsEMEETs.


CLEVELAND BAZAAR
261 Superior St., on th8 Corner.
At the Bazaar
Csn Be found everything rerso, wauts Ladies
and gentlemen viii do veil to call and examine the
goods before purr hasing elsewhere.
A fine assortment II
TRAVELLING BAGS and
BASKETS,
WORKSTANDS,
CLOTHES HAMPERS,
HANGING and
BOQUET STANDS.
Perambulstors,
Gigs, Cabs,
B2by-Tsnders and
Rocking Horses,
From ifty cents to thirty dollars.
hns variety Of
MechanicEl aBd New style Toys,
Marbles, etc.
Jet Belts (something new;
Jet and Steel Pins
Belt Buckles;
White, Blsck and Red Ivory
Pins, Ear Drops, and
Sleeve Buttons
Rubber, etc, etc, etc.
A fine assoi tunsnt Of Ladies' and Gsntlemen's
POrtmOR les and Bags ana travelling
Cases.
Ths finest assortment Of
Fans, Rack Side and Dressing
Combs and Brusbes,
Ia the city. EsE styles
Embroidery Sets, Sleeves and Collars,
Linen Hsndkerchisfs,
HeDstitched and Embroidered, etc.
New and desirable
China, Lava Psriar, and
Msrble Vases,
Bohemian Cologne Bottles,
MOustaohe Coffee and Tea-Cups.
A 6ne assortment OF
SNN GEsTs' iONE scARFs,
And ali the new styles.
261 Superior ST., 6oFHaF Public square
Y. G. MILLS.
fIORSALE.-OEs AoRE OF LAND
on Kinsmsn strest,oPp2sits, wster % 0qEe syenue.
sF2 Real Estars Agssts
EOR SALE-1O 1-2 AoFEs OF
land on st Clsir ROsd, three miles from the
Court eouse Has a good house an 4. Also fna
lot or Fearing fruit trees, erAce viues, 20 Apply to
sT25 L OF P. PREhTIsS.
IN D. KENDALL&CO.
sun Umbrellas and Parasols.
fine assortment entirely new styles epsned TO- day,
april 25th, by d. D. KENDALL co.
nAEaT FPgs
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ArfEIIerH 4orses.

oFFIcE CT The QUARTERHAsrEn GENERAL OF OHIO, !
Drdnanoa Bureau,
COLUMBUS, q. D., A prii 20, 1868, }
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THE FIRST DELIVERY


will commence at 6:s5 A. n, with the proceed
OF sll Of the night mails arriving after o'cloc
the evening before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

STATE OF OBIO,l
County o. CuyahosE,
On ths 2ist day OF pTii, 1884 psIsonalg came oe-
fore the undeTsIEnfd Notary Public q ssid county
Joseph Perkins, PRECEDENT and J q Buell. 4sslstant
Cashier o. TIE Second Nationsl Bank Of Cleveland,
who being duly BEorn, upon their oathsi say that
the foregoing is true and accurate st tement ot the
Affairs and condition Of said Bank tbs morning OF
the FIRST day Of April, 1854.
JOS. PERKINS, Pres't--
&c. BULL Asst. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to The Gay and year above
O. L. LATIMER, Notary Public.
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u u LILIED OIAL ILL 7
will commence At 1870 A. n, with the proceeds
OF the s.20 Ssndusky Way Mail 9.25 Pittsburgh
Way and Washington; 9:25 Toledo, and 9:35
Columbus and Cincinnati Mails.
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who are TO be Exempted--ThOse Failing
70 Report to their Companies to be Treat
ed as Deserters--WhO may Obtain snbsti-
Tuteu.
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will commence at s:l5 A. n, with the proceeds
theT O'Clock Eastern mail.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
POSTOFFICE,
CLEVELAND, April 2, 1864,
EREE DELIVERY OF
letters, Circulars, Newspapers and
Pamphlets.
Hereafter, loheH dcsii ed, Letters and other
mailsbls matter. received at the Postof5ce, will

ct the pI,ees of business OF residences Of the
parties TO whom directed.
It is intended thst all msil matter for the bus
mess community viii be delivered on The arrival
OF every mail in the daytime. At present there
will be five deliveries daily Of business mail mat
ter, as follows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-26

IORSALE.-OFs AoRE OF LAED
Z on Kiusmsn street, ,opposfta Water Cure avenue.
Applv to LYMAN JUDSnH.
ap25 Real Estara Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-27

SATURDAY. June 25-P. n.
Gold is fairly steady, and the quotation has
stood at 2i292ls throughout the day. For small lots
the rates have been higher and quotations applies
~ morchantable parcels Stocks on the street were
steady and duh Erie, nat Cleveland and Pittsburgh
ll2i AT the Stock Exchange Government Bonds
were steady; Registered H. 1891, l05005I Coupon 6s,
1885, ll2all2i Coupon 81, lsGs 1856 Registered j2os
l059i03i Coupon t20s IG3@i05li Certificates, g6i a
sci State Stocks dul and lower Tennessee os $685.
Missouri o. C7aCei Canton Company JsiaJ93i Del
aware and Hudson anal Company. 2JiW2J9i Penn
sylvania Coal. 2la~4.s; Central Coal 70373 Cumber'
land Coal, 72!a7gi, American Coal, so0lCO Mime
tota Mining Company LeaYy, and offered atI0. Poetic
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GRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-YORK........Jun a
Cleared.


observation-disclosures, Norton. AspinwaL NJ O. Roee,.,
CITY Of Washington tBrl Brooks, Liverpool O. Dale a
Melville, Wsthingham, Cow Bay. c. b. Whitney 4 Hsnsl
way; Evening Star, WiEnepcniy, Neworleans j. A. Nv
~
ste,mersachesapeake wlles.s, Portland H. B. cronw.d
trel Davis Beaufort N. Co. D. C. Murray; BaltmOre LAVE
Washington, j. Hand.
ship-An.trsla. Towart Liverpool Williams Cuicu.
Bsrks-Elhsbe.h tswedshl frysehns, london Fvnrh
Mencke Wendt Augusta lRnss Buchanan Queeuso~n!!
Epnch henste Wendt; Ariel OBJ Jssk,on, Ven Cruz
Brigs-Asnes lPru.). Meritz, Cork, Fanch Melpeke n
Wsnd Ale'ssndrs ttdl, BsHocmeo, Csdiz, B. 0sesrl
Laura It), Polio, Cork, Boboe Bschen Ideis lBr II
Irvine. Havana; W. w. Russell. Bros Co.; Undins tBr
Wilson Jscme Brett, Son Co.; Costa Rica Peel isurJ
wall, Panama Railroad Co.; Cameia tDan Hanssn Bad
more, P~nderzast Bros. l. Co.
Sehooners-Crssde, Nixon, Providence v. B. Hichenor{
Arabela Frisbic, Porsmouth, ~ H. o. L. Hatch Dephice
Smith, Gloucester " b. Nchenor Chief Ryder BstmoreJ
Mott Bedell R. u. vermilyea, Lswton, Havana Fv Phl
Bps Liverpool Orb Albany Elentera MASTER Annie Mud
sender lBr Mussenden. S. Eusatis, Jones Cough; End
press Br) Clubhouse sactyie. r. l. Neyius Sons; Eli
cannon Rosa Chincotesgue A. C. Hsyens Surprise Bearre
Boston, Dayton CO.; Leocsdn. Small Salem, r. hoped
Co. L. A. Paine, Jones Passport, John Boyntons Sens
Co.
sloOp-R. s.snnsrd Wright, New Haven Il. s. Racket
Som
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mel Madame PHILIPPE TSn-ior b. C. Cole q. G: foy, Rev r.
shields, w. r. Converse. Samuel Hans' M Lasting.
A. Moore Judge A. A. A,o.La Wn H. sloek, Mira THONGS
R,,tsr o. s. Msndeyils w. Euntington, iiAs Rstsr A. e
ism.. Moran Madame Emile Montaine, Miss Mary Hsvv'
Aus oven Conner, Edmund H. kvene Dominica C9itonss
M.d.4s y. FAwsl. ira gAaaS w. Gsseawo0d AsssmS ~
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Arrived.

Steamship Lscnss Point, Hoffman New.orleans dsys1
Steamer acmsh s ir"n.por oreeuman
Monroe S hours in ballast to U. 5. QuartermasteI.
sieSner Ms'ts e. Ms'Tsps. N ; transport, Hilton S,r
Steamer Gccrse Leay tho.pia Demins Hampton Road
I'll hours with SO sick and wounded soldiers TO the Medical
Directors.
Steamer EswJer-y ~ s transport HO1is City Point d,
Steamer George H. Stout, Nichols Warrington. ndse. II
steamer FLnkln Young, Baltimore. md.e to william DID
rell.
steamer Z. NJ. Massey, Smith, Philadelphia md's. to J. Z
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia md'a ID
WIN. KirkgatIiek 60; Il
re. Bynner. I
Steamer King Fisher. Eye Providence. mdse to Edward
steamer Buffalo, Jones. Philadelphia, mds to Jane1
Bai Amy 70, R5sto Ta'enO', Bristol % days railroad
b Bark Hevsr:hs@ ii Yewcase Pssrc. shsnshas Feb q.
Cape Of GOOD Hope April IS and 81. Helena Nay 10.
BAH Ksss stamer, Crawford NssorlssDs al days. cood
Bark KoO seornen (Norw Hsn Bordesu. as hOur' mds&
10 srArr. 4
werp May 10, mdss and 81, pass to Boyd Hnessn HI
had westerly winds most Of The passage May q, AZ -
DOM Ia and .ppped her With bread W IS day.
western edge OF The Bank.
Brig hsbeiia (of Poole) Mccarthy, Green Pond n r., n
srs E5. Isr HUE windsuI. N s. "a days, plaster
D. X. De Wolf. - 80
Big ptd,n Raging Prince Edwards Island u days. POI
Btir latamn tBrl Dinrnore, Glsse Bay, c. B., &yN
coal % n }. c. A. De Wolf
Brs Nelly Hewea =, New Bedford
schr Constta,ion, Trout. CAerryhsd ? days lumber y
Stray son Clspp. ~ ,rl
SER Delaware Means Ellsworth days, lumber to T. "
sSIS Pur,anc tBra. Rogers Para 20 dsy' rubber hde'l
sesS a.ry & s.us.u Beveredso Baltimore days. sran
sehs sarah MsIa tot Cold Spring. UnderhAl Barsc0s
DAYS fruit 70 j. q 4. pesrsAli !
sehf Ocean Belle Watts Mschias days. lumber to Hel
oks Murray.
sehr Cas Bell lBrl, Taylor, Newport Eng, % dAy' raid
road iron TO @. +. Bulley
schr Jessie Jones iBr Harvey, Arroyo P. R., is days.
sugar. &C. 20 Jones Lough.
Srhr. Yankee Doodle, Martin. Baltimore days, coal
schr Evelyn Palmer, Stamford.
Seyr Belle Of the Bay, lrockets, George Bant,.
Solr J. H. Hoy,, Davis, Georseown for New bsyen
schr. Cornelis. Reynolds. Fall River.
Schr Cbss. Huse, Mshan, Providence.
echr I. W. Tholne, Bears, Providence.
schr Brandywine, Barber. Fall River
schr Bepj. English. Baker Providence.
Schr. Lady Lake Hiot,s, Providence
schr. Flying Send, Brooks, Providence
schr. M. Il. Carlisle. Sheldon, Newport
SchL Red Jacket, Hall, Willetfs Point