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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
ofEEy-YORK de.susred Depo.itsry and FinarclAl
Agent Of the United States Nos q and ~ Pine ~ two doors
below the Sub Treasury have on hand and receive snb-
tions for the TEN-FORTi BONDS, convert the SEVEN
THlRTIEs into lse BONDS and attend to All business
necied with she GOVERNMENT LOANS Parties avoid
the Of addressing Government by applying to
this BAH NORRIS hEIthuM, President
D. W. vAveHAS, Ceshier
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BROADWAY BANK, INV Yoax, May 30. 1864
ELECTION.-The annual election for d.
u RECToRs Of this Bank for the ensuing year. and for
INSPECTORS OF the succeeding election, viii be held
at Banking House. TUESDAY, the lHh day Of June
pIoIino between the hours OF IL m, and o'clock m
J. L. EVERlTT, Cashier
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NINSTEIN, ROSENFELD a. Co

NgwYoRK Jane l. 1900.
I HAVE this day taken into PARTNERSHIP
i RICHARD p. CORNWELL, under the aud stye o.
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No. "a Pine.st.
r. II. CORNwELL.
Stocks Bond, Government Securities, Gold kc bought
and sold at the Regular Board Of Brokers. ,oy
r. H. CORNWELL SON
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EARM for SALE-In Westchester, Co., N
one mile from three depots loc .ted Mount
Vernon onxve about 100 would sell the whole
or in parts Inquire on the premises NJ ODELL.
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MOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
IL sTOREHOUSE, &c. an excellent location Tor an non
lumber coal companyi has loo iet water Fon vEatA
connecting with the Central Railroad OF New-Jesey; h G
usied Elifabethport, ~ For P~itic1 sppy 10
E.I KELL0G0 No. l@ Peay.sr n \.
harm AT AUCTION.-Tho FARM lately
J. owned,und occupied BY GILBERT H. TRAVIS tde-
ceased located in the town o. Carmel County Of Pu'nam 1t
mile. nom Co,on Falls and the direct road TO Lake mAho
nae and containing al Acres OF valuable LAND. aud one Of
the most desirable sce for Farming pnrpose OF eooN
TRY RESIDENCE IN the County OF Puulini
Sale to take place the premises June iS, O'Clock
o. M For particulars inquire OF either Of the Subscnoera
r GEO LUDlNGTON,
LYMAN H. RIRCiIARD.
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NOR sALE-A VALUABLE CORNER LOT

Also Lot. on Leonard, Franklin, White ard Wa'kerxs
Ase valuable improved piece OF property on Reade ST.,
near broadway.
Al,o other desirable located property
For particuisrs &c, apply TO ALLEN BROWN, No.
llr.a
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News from RCbeldOIn.

We have some reliable items of news
from thc rebel front.
They are running the railroad from Nir
ginia to Strawberry Plains
The small poX is doing its work among
their forces in and around New Market.
A younger son Of old Dr. Jupiter Goliol
Uoloch Ramsey recently killed rebel pri.
vate at New Market by the name Of Brown
Ramsey was in the act Of violating the per
son of Il lady, and Brown ntcrftrcd allcg-
ing that he had mother and sister, him
self, and would not stand by and see such
conduct Ramsey shot him down.
Col Jim Bra:toH, who took the oath
here some weeks ago, has been going with
a rebel company. to point ont Union men
and houses.
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Change Of Commanders.

Gen. ScnoFIELD arrived in this city on
Tuesday. and has assumed command Of the
Department Of the Ohio. We trust the new
commander will soon be able to bring order
out of the military confusion prevailing
around us. Gen. FOSTER, who has just been
relieved. has suffered during the time he has
been here from a wound Of many years
standing and quite aggravated in its char
acter. He has repeatedly asked to be re-
lieved for this cause and for the reason that
he was unable to give his personal attention
to the affairs Of the Department. So far as
we have noticed. both the citizens aud the
army have sympathized with General +. in
bis Affections, and have wondered why the
President was not more prompt to afford
the rolef so approximately sought. We
have not yet seen Gen. Schofeld, but we
trust he is man Of sound constitution, that
he enjoys good health, and believes that
safety consists in driving the rebels as far
as possible from these headquarters.
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doayon to SECURE TO our people prompt aud just
compensation for their losses,
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
MEEK, was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, This Association has learned that The
Hon, NATHANIEL c. TAYLOR, cill2on Of East
Tennessee, Il now engaged in calling the attention
of the Northern public to the present needy condi'
ton Of the people Of our immediate section Of the
country aud whercas this Association has onlirl
confidence In his ability patriotism and integrity
therefore
Rcsoired, That the said NAruAEIEL g, TAYLOR
be aud he is hereby appointed a special agent Of
this Association 10 present the claims of the people
Of East Tennessee and 90 receive and collect con-
tribuions in their behalf to be dispensed under the
suprrintendcnce of this Association and the said
ngrut is hereby most warmly commended 10 the
nyor OF patriotic and benevolent people every
whore,
On motion of Mr. TEMPLE, it was ordered
that the proceedings Of the Association be
regularly Published in the "KnoNyillc
JTIjq," and then, on motion, the Association
adjourned to meet again at II o'clock on
Saturday the 18th instant, at the Mctho-
dist Church, in this city,
Thomas W. ilrMEs, President.
John NJ. FLEMING, Secretary
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The East Tennessee Relief Association

We need not offer to our readers any
apology for deyoting the most Of our space
this week to the proceedings Of this body
and the Address Of the Committee appoint
ed by it, If there is Il subject paramount
with us. it is the welfare Of East Tennessee
and if there ever was people whose con-
dition challenged all the sympathics Of our
nature, that people is certainly to be found,
this day, in the once prosperous and peace
full. but now dcsolatcd land Of East Tennes-
see
1t were almost needless for Il, to say that
the objects of the Relief Association %
meet our most hearty concurrence. Much
may be accomplished to alleviate the con-
dition Of our people, and it is only by the
action and cooperation Of our own citizens
that such relief can be secured, The bcne-
factions OF the prosperous and benevolent
people of the Northern States may do much
to mitigate present suffering yet the duty
rests with those Of us who are able to WELD
even the slightest influence, to help our
selves to the extent Of our ability and to do
all in our power to alleviate the condition
of our suffering country men women and
children.
This Association presents an opportunity
for all to assist in the good work Through
this Association it is proposed to distribute
such contributions as may be made for the
destitute Of our section and through it we
can reach the ear Of Government, and doing
so, obtain such reforms as will secure to us
indemnity for our losses and probably open
up to us a way Of communication with the
Northern and Western markets. In such
results every Loyal East Tcnncsseean is deeI5'
" interested. Let all, therefore, promptly
come up and strengthen the Association by
rapid increase Of members. Our want Of
space prevents further remarks this week
We shall recur to the subject again.
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Renemher!

The EAST TENNESSEE RELIEF AssoCiA-
TON" will meet at the Methodist Church in
this city at II O'Clock a m. ON Saturday 18th
inst. All persons interested in ameliorating
the present condition of the people of East
Tennessee are urgently requested to attend
and attach themselves to the Association.
BY order of the Association,
JNo. " FLEMING. Secretary.
February 9th 1861
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INvlNClBLE BANNER.

Inyincibc Bauucr tho flag Of the Frcc'
OF where trends the foot that would FILTER for theo7
Or the hands to be folded till triumph Is won,
Aud the eagle looks proud as Of old, to the sum-
Give tcars for the parng-n murmur of prayer
Then Forward The fame Of our standard to shared
with welcome 10 woundng and combat and scars,
And the glory Of dcah-ior the Stripes and the Stars
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Cash for Labor.

The undersigned wishes to employ one or
two Carpenters, to do some rough, plain
work, to whom he will give liberal wages
in cash. W, G. BRowNLow.
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the Association !:

WIZ thNl'" p'li N"'N Ni'''''N' ~ 49, -
the Association
Rev. T. W. Humes, G. VI. iIazen,
O. p. Temple. James Rodgers,
VIM Hei,kol John Williams
r. II. Iod,dcn, w n. Rodgers
J. VI. Meek, Rev +. Kent. tG5th HIS
Rev james Cumming, Rev. j. l.. Lands,
5 r. Rodgers, T. H. Cowan,
John Baxter, J.. C. shepard
Rev J. \. Ilyden, Edward Goet%
John NJ Fleming, james 7. Swami,
George NJ White, VIM. Harris,
O. +. Hill, j. \. Fam,
ID. Richardson. John 5. Van Glider
c. W. Jonc', NJ. VI. Miller
ID McCroskev. Jno McGnughcy
John G. Roberts, Il. ID. Jourolmon,
+. 5. Ucisken W. g. BroNnOw,
William Craig, \. &. Jackson,
}. \. Ray, y. Barton.
The Association thereupon proceeded to
elect permanent officers for the ensuing
year, viz:
T,c,iSenf-Rev THOMAS W HvMEs
Wee P,csidcats-R. II. HoDsDEN, o. PTENrLE
and JoHN McGAUGHEY.
.Sccrctary-JouN NJ. FLEMING.
Treasurcr-M. NJ. MILLER.
Errcufirc Conmincc-D. RICHARDSON, Il. d.
JorRornoN. GEORGE VI. WHITE w G.. Bows
LOW g. NJ HAzEN, J. NJ. MEEK, T. W. llUMEs, ;.
K. RODGERS, and JAMES CUMMING.
Mr. TEMPLE offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted
Resoircd. That the Rev. THOMAS W. lluNEs, DR..
W G. BEowNLow .IonN BAXTER, WIN HEIsKRLL
and JouN ~ FLEMING, be- appointed a committee
to address the President Of the United States, and
through him. both Houses Of Congress on the con-
ditun and wants Of the people of East Tennessee,
and ask their attention to the necessity Of some nc
on on the part of the Government for their relief
+ On motion Of the Secretary, o. p. TEN
PIE, Esq, was added to the committee.
On motion of WV IIElsKELI. Esq, a
committee, consisting of Messrs. joins 5.
Van GLIDER, WM. CRAIG and 4. BARTON,
was appointed TO wait upon the citizens of
Knoxville and vicinity with view to oh
tain members and contributions in aid OF
the objects of the Association.
The following resolution, introduced by
the Secretary in lieu of one previously
before the Association, was adopted.
Resoired That the Executive Committee be aHd
they are hereby instructed to proceed once 10
certain what legislation, the part Il Congress or
what action on the part Of the Goversment or any
department thereof if any is necessary 10 secure to
the peopl. of East Tennessee more speedy and sat
isactory compensation for their property that may
have been destroyed by authority, or appropriated
bv the army as necessary for the public service:
and il the Committee deem il necessary they are
hereby authorized to send an agent agents to
Washington city, a. the Representatives of this As
sociaiir n with Instructions TO use their hc,t en-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
ORGANIZATION of The East Tennessee
Relief Association"

At an informal meeting OF citizens.
held at the Office Of the Exchange and
Deposit Bank on the ID instant for the
purpose of considering the present condi-
ton of the people Of East Tennessee and
of devisng, ifpossiblc, the ways and means
Of securing relief to the suffering, on mo-
ton of Rev. r. W. lIUMEs, o. p. TEMPLE,
Esq, was called to the chair, and john NJ.
FLEMING requested to act as Secretary
After free and full consultation, on mo-
ton of JONI BANTER, Esq. committee,
consisting of Messrs. JonN NJ. FLEMING, T.
W. HrMEs, WM. HEIsKELL j. p. SWAMI,
J. VI. MEEK and r. II. HoDsDEN. was chosen
by the meeting, with instructions to prepare
and report to Il future meeting Constitu-
ton, under which to organize permanent
Association.
On motion Of Mr. HrMEs, the meeting
adjourned to meet at II o'clock on Satur-
day, the 9Th instant at the Methodist
Church in this city.
SATURDAY, February 9Th. lSGl.
The meeting assembled to-day at the
Methodist Church, pursuant to adjourn
ment and was called to order bv the Chair
man. The proceedings were opened with
prayer BY Rev. Mr.. IYDEN, Post Chaplain
The objects of the meeting were briefly
explained by W.. IlEIsKELL. ESD after
which the committee on organization
through their chairman, submitted the fol
lowing report
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE l. NAME.
This Association shall be known as rnE EAs1
TENNESSEE RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
ARTICLE ll.-OBJHCTS
The objects of this Association shall be TO con
tribute as far possible to the relief Of the peop
of Last Tennessee, who are now suffering under th
effects Of prUtracted var; by receiving and dis
pensng any donations or contributions whether o
monies or supplies, that may be appropriated fO
that purpose by individuals associations or corpo
rationi; by aiding the people, in every Legitimate
way. in securing from the authorities, 10th civi
and military, Federal and State proper protection
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Brig. Gen. A. \. g.
BRIG. GEN S p. CARTER,
Provost Marshal General
Of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.
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ARTICLE III.-oPFlcERs.

The regular officers of this Association shall con-
sist Of President, three Vice Presidents Secretary,
Treasurer and IN Executive Committee, al Of
whom shall We chosen annually by The members Of
the Association, and who shall continue IN Office, ai-
ter acceptance until their successors shall have been
chosen,
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In the resumption and prosecution of their industrial
pursuits aud in Obtaining from the Government
more speedy and satisfactory compensation Tor Their
properly that msy huyo been destroyed by authority
on appropriated by the urmy u' necessary for the
public service and Furthermore i shall be- the OBJ
icct Of this Association to encourage ana support,
by every means in its power any and every project
or enterprise caculutcd To open up to the people Of
Eust Tennessee the chunncls Of communication
with the markets Of our more prosperous sister
STATES,
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Arrived.


Steamer Melville ~. g. transport Clark, AsIsndria VIA
Fortress Monroe 10 hours ballast to u s. Asds Qusrter'
Steamer Constitution u. s. tsnport, 0rcsnmsn. New.
Steamer Virginia U s. transport Snyder, Fofress Monroe
20 hours 50 pass u. s. Quartermsster. .
Steamer Rice ~. g. traspor Samues White House
Is hours to u. s. Qusstermaser
Steamer Jas s. Green U. 5. traaspor Young Fortress
Monroe 20 bonrs in ballast to u. 8. Quartemastef.
Steamer Relief Balows Baltimore ~ hours, In ballast 10
master. . .
steamer Krti1an, ouirk, Baltimore, mdse. to William
Stcsmer Monitor. Jones, Philadelphia mdse. TO J.k n
Briggs.
steamer Buffalo. Jones, Philadelphia, mdse 10 James
Hand.
Steamer King Fisher Nyc, Providence, ndse to Edward
Bynner. 49,,
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Phiadelphia, md'e to VIM.
Kirkpatrick Co. -.
Ship Thornton Wells Liverpool May TO- mdse. and 7&c
pass to Williams Guon Three children died on the pas
saga 49,. ,,,, !, -.
Shin Yorktown Driver London snd Isle Of Wight April a.
m1se and pass. to Grinnel. MntDrn X Co.
Ship Rochester (of Bath Paten Newport Eng % days
railroad iron TO master A..
drossan 36 days pig iron master Is LEAKING Some
Brig EVELYN CHM iof Belfast, Mel OHM Sssua IL days
sugar and molssses to H. d. Brookmsn Co. SD In CO. will
bsIhs Milton and Ocean Eagle for New on H.. .h.o Nav
Brig Anne Georgane DAM Lanridson roro IAoe"o "a'
IS, cof-c, hides. &c, 70 Rising x Co. , UT n
Brs Enterprise Grindle, Ms.anza II days, sugar 10 L.
Brookmen a Co. -, -,
schr. Chief Horton Boston Cor Port Even.
Sclir Fanny Fern Saunders, Boston.
Schr Albert Jameson Jameson, Hockand, lime.
schr. Excelsior, Nowmas Providence ioT hsndout
solr. Alfred Barrett, Cornish, Albany iot Boston,
Sclr. Argus. Crowley Ponshkeepsie ioT Somerset
Scbf. Jonathan Cone Lewis, Boston for Albany.
schr. Jauo M. Brsinard, Loper, Hartford.
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n1oyep,cnr. Of OCEAN steamers.
PASSENGERS sailed.

IN steamship Etaa, Jor L.rpoel-Mis. Maria Crair as
Janicson Miss Maria Jane Heath cincinpai Mss Grace
NJ DOM Henry q Wyshan and LADY BsInorej Mr.. Rock
bnl Willie and Thomas Rockhill MIs. WoodVile, Mi. r.
TAYLOR George Guruah. Mr. Egu WIN. Benson, Jas War
nock Capt Stewart ard lady Mrs. SeIion dsnshier and SOD
John Holland, C. d. Gilderslceye d. McCaw ~ Webs
Thomas IL Jones' John D. Taylor, a r. Forrest. Dir BrAser.
M Walton. Mich HoyN ood, Jane. Wrlsley. John. j.
Thompson AID lady Z. O. ~ Dowsl Mrs Mcdowell hiss
H. Mcdowell Baltimore; w. @ Hail. Nj. lie Bun, Capt
steele R.v Brssh james McicnTy VIM = Peerhin, the
Hon Charles Gamble and lady ~ uto NJ de eloit French
Consui at San ssyadore; Raiph Helley r. osfnu New
YORK Mis-. Magse Thompson, Arthur skd Dr. Henry SKIN
T. J. Payy. New Orleans H. Bach Mr Rowland MI v Don
nell Ne@.Y ork Mrs. Berger and three Daughters, Nm IL
Rodden Toronto; Jacob Bum James Psse Ms Gen. hsse'
and family r. pimpscy and Wife Albert Rober. VIM ser'
ing C. LATTE and lady New Orleans Col Geddis aud irdy
Briish Army; C. n. Inssls Henry NJ Wells Dir smr.n
MIR Green Il A. Avery and lady David Doug ASA and family,
T. Mares u. 81 Marc Richard brown, BIZ Peters, John y.
Strtssen IL I. Johnson
IN sieGn,lip Aiolant0 for London-D. ccs,we. Chas;
Tamkin Mr.Geo. Dana, Miss b. L. Bsrnes Dr. Hunter and
r. Witch and family Mrs. w. II. Mann and daughter,
Mrs J. L. rcdcs-y and child, Miss r. Young. Jo~ Barber,
FINK Lam and Mr. Cohen Carlo Patti PEDRO Cons,sn
nides John W. Mclaughlin, w. smith. 1hos Lynch par
Block Mrs Alfred J. Wilson and two chdten, MIR hclcon,
Mr. Ma gresor Chas. Lin6ed Andrea Madnr b. Finch o.
d. Posiz Mrs Bascsn and infant, Aiss Sarah Duke, Nils
Almond Mre Hsst.d and child Dr. d. Unger, j. yhfrey j.
Angelo Geo PeTet ClsTissa Azemann, Mrs A. Miller and
: II aesmsSip E1e,rie Spark for Ner Oyiean,T s. John
SOB, Major w. II. Clark, NJ j. Horton EdwId G. Ganther,
Mrs Eta haywood Mrs, Sarah b. Packard, John Baker,
Madam Ade Mailer Henry Muller Sarah Susses and dsugh
ter Rachel Eide John keeAnd, Morris Dietrich JUNO Duvai
VIM L. Armstrong Hastings Deborder MADAM Dol Dion
ser, Wan K Jones' Edward Packerey, Af'. Abel Belon
i'm
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF -YORK........Juss II.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Msossr LvsrpHp JSRn q Dale
Wendt ATLANTA Bill Pnkhsn, London. Rowland AZ
piayyAll United States, Shaw, NewUTesrs, j. A. simpson
Chesapeake Wlets Portland. II. b. Cromwell
Co Franklin Young. Baltimore W. Dazell Mary Wins
low, Hayes Tanpco, Youngs 20.
Shlps--Oder lfsmbl Wingen, HAMBURG Kunhardt Co.
hs'ronom iBrem) Klapper, Losdon, unksrt a Co r. D.
Cutting Mdoney LyerP,el Smith pannps = a. r IA
YER liverpool Nesmith Sons Centurion (Brl Cromwell,
Melbourne, X. w. camer0ni ssndusky. Lnekn Bristol,
Sturyes Chairman Co. edi Norw Jansen, Cork funch'
BIks--;oL Wildes, Wade Philadelphia Trnsk Dearborn
Troy lNor.l. Greguson, Queenstown, funsh; MencSe
wnl Ho (Br), Williams Sydney. $. W. H. w cameIor
Ionna. yos, tMsshJ v9 oueens'own Fanchs Msipshe
tBS S1. sawyer ,r' h l j. =. Ward { Co.
B1ss-Wm. Allen (Br) Subb Trinidad via Philadelphia
Star orb Wood Newport kns jon Jsesson Co. NM II f.
Crowley Nss.su MonteI Barto; Queen Of the South Orb
Grosenich, belnerara ". Rowei Emilia Pfegsr Port au
Foso W dotdon I Bsaee asGue Ieta. BI PHI
lips Falmouth Jam, Brett, son Co. u. u. Ferry lbrl
Coson Cisnfuego., T. Ward Co. wser Lily, Iil,os'
Boston. w. s. Brown Co. Henrietta iiodsdrn Bernnds
METAL rrh La Cayenne Ora 19nsI ssm ann M,r.n
haIn and Para &. Ludnan 4 Co.
Harding Chatham Jses A. syst.on
,s. Fssns a.r New Hs9.n NJ Brsg Co. bys
It'd. tBr.l Willard 1t. Johns, ~ b. Eevius Sons
Mud,Sr Cook salem Jed Frye Coz a. T'%nisad sn SS
Granite Slate Hais boston, s. W Lewis cb.;e Dean;
BAscoa w. Rove Maryland SleIllog. Baaore, ~ bedeil
Ida Morton Bnsh, Portland w. s. Brown CO.. AntelePe
Morton, Gardiner, W. Brewn Co McIrtye 3BIl, NC
(Brl Higgs Rock sound W. l., ]. Douslas Mary Kelly
Br Reed. Santiago, Caba brothers tBr RUSSELL Abseoa
J. pcasass Eiks Orb hoDonsld GhaIlot,e'Swn q. n
Wood. ..rl Il = n. : !.
soop-wm. Penn, Goldsmith, N.w.Hsyen. II. $. Racket
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Arrived SUNDAY, f.

Arrived. -SUNDAf, Juno AZ
Steamer Sentinel M s. transport) Taylor, Fortress Monroe
81 hours, to ". :. QuArteTnaster. -
steamer ri Cid O.. s. tsanportl, Hobart FORTE" Monroe
6 hours, to u. s. Quartermaster - . - a
Steamer Hase (U trunportl Boger, Washlngton d. e.
40 hours 10 u s. uarterusster 18th inst, passed
steamer with monitor in tow. -,
Steamer FALCON, Jones, Providence, mdse 10 Edward
BynneT. a., =,
Steamer Warrior Mott Providence, ndse, &c. to W. ].
Williams - ,o
SHIP Cuva,or Rus,on Liverpool April 20 rpd'e md go
Williams Guion. Had one birth and nine deaths
Experienced continual westerly winds and Gains. .
lark Basnstsbc. Sheppard, Newbedierds days. In ballast
for EirabcihpOrt
Brig Cane Eslele Harlow. Maohils days, spsrs 10 C. L.
Snow. - 80 =,
sehr Wentworth CBr). Crane, Windsor, ~ s.. Is days
plaster 20 d. Y. DE Wolf
schr H. r. Barnes Barnet FliHsbcthport for New Haven
ScIr. Benj. Brown Intrshsm, Warren for Fort Even
Schr. Frrrnss Dix Bridgeport for Ei1abethport
Schr. Union, Denrson Ehzsbc,hpot for Boston
schr Fln RodmaR Bowman, New Bedford, ON
Schr Henry Sibbs, Snow, New Bedford, oil
Schr Geo. ". Glover, Holbroot, Providence.
Schr. Cohannet. Carlow, Providence
Scaf Corvo, HOlbroOk, Proyldenee.
Scif. Avail, Carter Providence
schr Advance, Layton, Chenyhed, lumb~.
Schr. Z. s. Watson, Bigss, Providence.
Sclr. y. \. Edwards, Lines, Providence
schr John manloye. Arnold Apponaug, p l.
Schr Iignre Robbins Providence for EliEs5ethpore
schr Leader, Allen. Rociland, lime.
schr Husd, Snow, RocklAnd,. lime.