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Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
The lining Crop.

We again call the attention OF our
military authorities t. the Importance.
e lending all tn. Assistance possible
to the agricultural interests of tn.
country. TIE Question of supplies
j. very serious on-, and must no.
be neglected. Every man, there fore.
tnat can be spared from III. army.
and particularly the members Of til.
es'rre corps, oug Int TO be sent home
:" plant theil crop. The accounts We
"nNe from many p rsions {" the coun-
try, warn us Of danger. Unle@s tho
military au horItics act promptly, u
is not improbable, that our supplies
during the ensuing year will be cut
short. Say there are ten thousand
men in the reserve corps, and allow
each an avrrag'. Of three TO the fnmi-
Iy. there will D.. forty thousand con-
sun"rs, in cas- of n faiIur. of crop,
instead Of being, as they ought 10 30
producers. Mor" than this let it 10
norn~ in mind, tn many of the.
men have negroes, who will do little
or nothing in their absence. Tr1as
Is new th" granary of thu Trans Miss
ID ptrtmcnt. Think of forty thous-
and cousumm"rs added TO the lis.
and the supplies which ten thousand
m,n are able 10 produce cut sholt.-
W. sincerely trust our words of warn
ing viii bt needed by those in author
Ity. Hundreds Of negroes that W.
notice about our streets or are work
lu@ on t"rJitications, might be sent
hoiu" for a few weeks. Let all tho
..n"rgi"- of tn" country be devoted 10
tn om'. purpose. Nothing is SO i'm
portaut, for, without food, We cannot
H"rp armies III the field.
Ih- above We find in the Marshall
Republican, and endorse it in toto.
We think that if, instead of having
'h'- maj ri'y of negroes engaged on
fortitcations and other works of abou,
- much Importance, they were placed
m fields 70 pr"uare crops, the future
III .c.s would b" far more beneficial
T." the 20 Itrirracy. Food is Of the
first Importance. and it is essential
thHt our military give their attention
. the matter in time.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
Fort Duncan, March s, 1865.

Hc.r Friend -. Pied
ras Negras, az well as our own little
garrison. was thrown into a state of
excitement yesterday morning by
the appearance within sight, OF about
three hundred Of the Liberal party,
who halted within a snort distance
of Piedras Negras and sent chai-
lenge for fight. outside OF the town,
TO the Imperial forces, which was II /
accepted-the latter remaining on
the defensive within their fortitica-
tions, constructed Of sand bags and
cotton bales. In the meantime non.
comb. .,tants. mostly women and chl-
drcn, We're rapidly crossing to the
east bank of the river for satety-the
commanding officer Of the Liberals
threatening to attack the place with
in three hours.
At three o'clock, this morning, the
Liberals made the attack. a sharp
action lasted till daylight, when the
Liberals, repulsed at al points. with
drew their force, having suffered con-
siderable loss-the Imperial forces
only having one man killed and sev-
eral wounded.
For about an hour the scene was
truly grand the flashes from two
pieces OF artillery, followed by the
minor ones of musketry. shown like
so many meteors on the sable mantle
Of early morning.
Our forces were drawn up on the
bank Of the river, ready to assist the
Imperial forces at a mome.-t's warn
ing; but, as daylight appeared, it
became evident that the Lib rails had
been worsted, and we returned to our
quarters. They are expecting rein
forcements, and another attack is
threatened tonight, we may yet TAX
hand. Nous rcr/ons.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

Secretary Trenholm is at work
in the money market. For some
weeks past it has been noticed that
kegs of specie We're coming rapidly
into this city, but it was not until
this morning that it is was known
that there were Treasury agents in
the market buying government bonds
for gold at 45 for |. This fact com
ing to light, unfavorable comments
have been made. Itis to Trenholm's S
interest, say the people, to keep gold
up; forgetting that to Trenholm we
owe the fall of gold from 70 for l to
it's present price, as for /. At all
events, no more Treasury notes are
to be issued, and S7CO,0O0,0OO a
year are to be raised by taxation
AS to the story that the army is to
De paid off, that is not credited. -
Richmond Letter.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
The Richmond Sentinel has the

The Richmond Sentinel has the.
following
We congratulate the friends of th,.
returned Confederate prisoners and
the gallant men themselves, upon th,.
arrival Of the 1900 and more in
James river. One Thousand We're
brought up to the city yesterday
and the remainder are expected to-
day. Large numbers OF Federal pri>-
on-rs will be sent down to-day ia
-Ncha g-. We understand that Col.
Hatch has brrn sent to Washington
20 facilitate the sending Of la Z.
number from that point. The an
thoriti"s of both governments air
heartily engaged III the good work.
and will receive the hrar,iuI thank :
OF the poor fellows, both friends and
foes, who ar" thus permitted to visit
home and friends again. It is lhc
earnest with uf every good man th,,
nothing may occur to stop SO humane
a measure.
The Srntiuel says The tax bill
rep rted to the House of Rrprrsrn
tatlvrs by the Select tommltter, the
consideration Of which was com
menced yesterday Seems to be by no
means deficient in vigor 1t doubles
the taxes on everything but real
estate, doubles the taxes in kind, and
doubles the tax on incomes from pro-
fessioms trades and emLloyments.
We have not had opportunity of
making critical comparison between
this bill and that Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means, but our impression
is that it proposes in its various forms
a much heavier levy than the other.
We do not by any Means make this
remark by way of objection. The
Ii Neasury needs al.lthe people can con-
tribute by heavy taxation, and it is
as much necessity as brave fight
ing"
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

4 N~gro Lu1cyrr admtted TO prac.
hcc in Washington The African
millennium, says the Metropolitan
Record, has already dawn.d IL pom the
world. although the world may not
be, aware of the fact. On the first of
February, (it. should have been the
lst OF April,) Mr.. John Rock, of Bos-
on, was admitted to the Supreme
Court at Washington on the motion
of Senator Sumner. The papers fur
tp~r inform us that soon after he was
admi'trd h" had to 60 20 the provost
marshal to get n pass to leave the
city-a military order preventing any
negro from leaving without a permit
One Of thes" days We shall have a
'colored candidate for President, and
ii comparisons were not regarded as
odious, We would say that in not a
few r. Specs he might be superior 10
the present incumbent The next
step in the march of progress is to
send a representative of the United
States to the King of Dahomy, and
We would nominate for that post
Senator Sumner, Andy johnson 81
PSrson b., wnlow.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
Prepare ions for War by Eng
land.

We hav. been prr,nitt,l 4 tn uubIj~h
rhr following extract from. a private
letter. written hya rrn,niu,.ur citi.
zen Of T,xa.-H,u,,ou T,.l.cr,,h,
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t.,nulatjur-uo. this !. too weak =
word. o,,y,r,.c for lo,tilj,i.s wit,
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Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
In the Southwestern of Yesterday

In the Southwestern of yesterday
card appears. over the signature of
Mr.. w. L. Ashmore, to the effect that
Capt. Mutt is not candidate for the
Judgeship of this District. BY the
friends of Capt. Mutt. who authorized
us TO announce his name, We are re-
quested to continue his name in our
paper rs candidate. with the assu-
rauce that if elected he will accept
the position.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
Brevity is the soul of Wit.

Perhaps no President since the for
nation ofthe American Republic, has
issued such brief Inaugural Address
as King Abraham, 1st., on taking the
oath OF Office for his second TERM
w hat he takes for granted the mvs-
terious tates, guided by the fortunes
OF war, must be determined in coming
time. Those who accepted war in
preference to the subversion Of fre.
thoug ht, free sp 'ech, and the extinc
ton of African slavery, are AS deter
mined III defence of those distinctions
as when the first gun thunderrd its
echo across the harbor at Charleston.
-Four years of bloody warfare have
fully developed the antagonistical
principles of the two sections. The
South asks for independence, the
right to govern themselves The
North tor Il reconstruction OF the Fed
rral l Mon; the extinction Of
slavery. These antagonistical elr-
mcntS can never a1ii SO long rs
. there Is a true Snutnernrr to draw
sword in defense of his rights, home,
and liberty. The Soutntrucrs are
not slaves that they should bow be
meath the sceptre OF abolition iana-
licisln. Neither are We so obiiviouS
to our rights as treemen, that W"
should meek ly bow our nrck> TO the
yoke OF negro emancipation. PresI-
dent Lincoln may quote sacred scrip
to uphold his d"gmas, but it does
not hold good that his prophecies
viii be fulfilled. lis net ROW as OF
old, that prophecy should hnd az
early communications. Slavery has
existed us Deyine institution for
ages, and We do not believe that the.
Almighty will punish the Southern
ers more severely tor the maintenance"
OF this institution, than he has other
nations in ages gone by. We look
with species OF disgust mingled with
pity upon the sentiments expressed
in Lincolu's second inaugural, a.
showing how far pre- iudic" and tama-
ticism can carry human sentimrut.-
If he for moment inaginrs that
disaster and reverscs to our arms in
the least .ubdues the hostile spirit If
our brave patriots, he has r.ckonrd
without his host. The issue il plain
ly before US. Lincoln spurninS al
overtures for peace. has Inferred tn.
whole matter TO the arbitration Of
arms for a final settlement. We &C
cept the issue AND look forth with
hope and confidence. Notwits,aud-
ing our revrrs-s for final and TN
umphant vindIcation Of our rights
With the South, war is the only
issue for aproprr settlem mt of our
present ditiicultie. outside Of this,
Ne have n state OF affairs worse than
the vassalage of Europe. Then l"t
us gather up anew our strength for a
continuance of this struggle, ana
look to the God of battles to Civ,
the victory, not to the strong, but to
the right. Brcause of disaster, let u
NOT 1pSOair hut stru,rpI,. rnolA ,rau-
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

come to Il crisis for many months ;
but, when ii comes. we should BE- in
condition TO profit by II. Micaw-
hrr was not wrong in his starting
idea ot something turning up he
only omitted th" essential p cmisc :
Something always turns up but it
is to those who help themselves. Let
us d, our d'u,-iri us help ourselves
and something is sure to turn up
IN our favor.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
From the Mexican Frontier.
San Antonio, March l2, 1865.

Ed. News Il take the liberty 70
furnish your readers with an extract
from letter received by me this
morning, which you may publish al
your option. The writer OF the letter
Capt. j. G. Williams, a member of
b1itchell's company was an eye wit
ness to the whole affair.
Very respectfully, I'D. A. BoLMEs.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
The Latest News !

This paper will pay literally for
news of any character furnished it.
whenever used, In writing, be brief
and to the poir:, and forward by the
quickest means possible.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

The Rev. H NJ. Smith will preach
in the Baptist church on next Sab
bath morning.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

Washington, March IL The statement
has been extensively published that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has decided to
fund. Cotton captured at Savannah has
been sent to Europe,
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30
from tie Houston Telegraph
Casually Report OF the Wash
ington Artillery Battalion, OF
New Orleans, for q nths,
ending Dec. 81, ,tlS64.

ingtOn Artillery Battalion. OF
New Orleans, for 9 mon this,
ending Dec. 81, ,tlS04.
KILLED AND DIED OF WOUNDS RR-
CEIvEp.
First Company-Lieut. John NJ.
Galbraiih, Sept. 10; privates Morgan
r. Harris, July 9; Henry Whit
comb July 30; w. Mains, July 80.
Second Company-Corpornl Il. 9
Myers, August 27; private w. Aid
mlndinger, June 80
Third Company-Sergt. f. Krem.
rlburg, July 90; privates f. Toleda.
no. July 30; j. Benton. Sept. 20.
Fourth Companv-Privates J. Nc.
Manus, Oct. 60; w. NJ. Stewart, No
vember II.
DIED FROM DISEASE.
First Company-Private H. Nc.
Clcllan, Nov. 80
Second Company--Privatc T. D.
Moore, Aug. l3.
Third Compauy-Corporal VIM.
Lertr. Oct. "a; private j. Huisson.
sept. 3.
Fourth Company-Prvates T. F.
Les"sne. Sept. &c; p. Mooney, Ju.
ly 9.
WOUNDED
First |ompany-Privste D. Kill
patrick, Sept l2. slight in arm.
Third Company-Corp. T.. Grim
m"r, Sept. 7, slight in neck John
Porter, Oct. 2. in leg; w. Pinckard.
Oct go. severe in shoulder; S. Rous-
s"au. Nov. IS. severe in arm
CAPTURED.
First Company-Privates Thoma.
Garter. Sept. II. and J. Garrighty.
Sept. II.
RECAPITULATIoS.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

AttentiO n!-Persons arriving
with, or receiving, late southern OF
northern papers, will oblige us and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
10 the editor, if only for an hour
Items of news also solicited.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

tHN foINI.\ \. Nar, II ~
Hon. T. NJ Stanton. : .rretnry 81 War
ate iniiuWIuG i.uc- ace luhru from To day 5
Richmond p pcr~
W" hny" some good news thi- morning
news OF victory " u b ta.o.rnI' l.
- announced in tl,. following OH tl d.S
vH'rh from General lee. Though 'h'' di--
"n'rh i rather >ctpiy IN is plItiDu ar
enough i given to SHOW that X ipA'rick Wa
badly wor-t"d
H-AroUAyrsH-. nc. March Ia.
Hon j I. Breckenridge .~,..'"'Urv "i
W .r.-'r'u. Hampton alta Aci G.'n. Nil
patrick 1t lay iGh. this morn IL. nnl dr"N"
n m from hi camp. taking his gun and
W1g many pieces Of artillery. and ,rv
crnI hundicd prisoners. inCIuHiug great
numh"I ot our own men, who hnd been
chpiuIc / Ih" wagons could not be
brought "if frr want of hur~,.~. NJ ny Of
TIA" enemy w"Ic Killed and wounded. A.
we SAID before. our loss was NOT heavy
L'"Wt. Col. J. :. King was kIird Bag
Cen Hume, Coils * gan and Nor i-on and
Majors DAVIS and Furgusnn aud others
wrr" wounded X +. Lee.
CRY P"rTT. E>.. March 10
/" NJ. S'aut"u. Secretary ct H,r.-
| H. i''i.ow,u- IA - nat been r"ccv we'd
Wis" + HA, March 10 r. Lieut.. G. IN.
ant. The enemy mad" i heavy attack
up ~ our ccqrr" and lett to Il tv. bat W.
de'l-lN ~ rcpu!s'I with heavy I.s,. III
I"I' and badly w"und,d Wee let. upnr
ne ii''id "" aI-o took several LuAdrrl
prI~"nrr~. cur los >m i. Gen C"u'r j.
nuIt tN".vt miles from kiug~t"I T.. nj sh'
and VII be- up rLrly. IN rhe morning We
lr"N prt-uu",- from Lees and stew ;rt :
'"rpN. They ny that rwn corps ar her"
AMI the rest of ,Johu-I"u'~ army Is coming
l.. VI. S'HuFrLp,
VI ,ioT {, .uel.Il
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

Geo. Il. McGrhce has our thanks
for the loan of file of late papers.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

Washington. March I4--Thr President
decides that all persons who are now OF
VINO shah hereafter be fuuRd within tIc
United States who have been holding in
t"rcourse or trade with the insurgents by
sea, if they are citizens or domeaticate ed
aliens, ba arrested and be held prisoners NJ
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-30

Id ,Nucnn Ns lLIlNw-
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~ Withdrawn, which Donna Anna may require by the sole
exhibiuOn q the present document and II 10 stipulated
thai ench party shall pay the costs Of the lawyers
spccivey employed by them at New York, In the mat
Ser mentioned, reserying TO mo the rights which may
have against ID Tancredo Cruz and those which are
occurred TO by the public writing which, together
with his father d. Tancredo, has consented TO In hatan
In the current year before the notary, Manuel
Padron. And In order that no difficulty may occur 70
Donna In the receiving the import Of said bills consent
and that she receive the value OF the two that
under the name OF Mary simpson, deductng from the
be retained the SIS 900 agreed part Of the restitution
notary say and because the covenanters Contracting
paes said and in order not 10 doubt OF the appearer
and present myself as witness OF the recognzancs
and identity of her person. and Ceco da Morsa AFRO
dondo, inhabitants OF the Third district and ID Felis
Jovp, who Is from Matanzas 10 whom give faith az
knowing them, and have certified under the most solemn
oath that ID Anne Lorking, known under the name oil
Mary Simpson, single person, OF Is tho same 10 whom
fhs writing relates and signed, being instrumental wit
d. Eduardo Pugaron, u. Francisco Kavannagh
and ID Miguel ]. de Dacila, present Inhabitants
korA--On the signing ~ Anne Jorking said that there
vw placed bill OF ~, 900 10 be endorsed In favor
Of Juan Manuel Mscas placed by d. Tancredo Cruz, at
the disposition of the said Jencr for which circumstance
I approve the oath Of Witnessed Anne Lorking,
Benigno Jener Cecio de Ia Mara Arrodondo Fes yoyn,
jose A. de Guinonea Dr. JOSE A. DE GUIN0NES.
Thh Ia conformsble with the original, which remains
In the archives OF Don Eugenio Ponon, which s in my
charge 10 which refer and gave this copy at the
guest Of the party 90 the day Of It's passing
GABRIEL ROMERO.
Then follow. the authorization Of the United States
Consul in English.
NSitncss-I did sign that document; ] nnders>anA
scan ish can rcd httle; when 10 was reeA v
me in Spanish underssood ibe meaning OF that docu
nsnt did ncs sdsa1t 2 that had receives portions
Jsnsr douAe the amount Of money had received nom
Drus: had ,pent IN ny hcuse all the money given me
y NJ crus; doDy knov vbsshw crus's fssh~ pais
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS,

MISUNDERSTANDING vrgina--Mr and Mrs Jones, Mr.
Williams, w Williams, Mr. Coleman, Mrs 0Connor Mr. and
Mrs Walsh, Miss Wild, Mrs Loughbndge, Mr. and Mrs Leg
gett and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Mc0ulen and two chill
Sren BSrn Gleason Dr. Sheppard n, and Mrs
Brooks, Mr. Atkins, " shsrpley 4 Ward, Gallagher
Eaton II w Armstrong Schuen Mrs and Miss Stedmair
Vancoser, Miss vancos,er, Mr.. Smith and three children
Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs McDowsll NJ fin.sy, A Graves 3
Wright Mrs Eaton and Mrs aud Miss Strauss, Mr.
Ecken, Mrs Williams, Mis- Williams. Capt Beamer and 90
In the steerage.
Enthusiastically Cosm bia-O l. Bacot, q Tripland r.
ID Smith, Murphy and lady y Mendeno, Murphy, Ed
Borroughs A Conner. \ Aim yda, Delany, O'Reiy
Tinore, Roberts iIsnncl.nan cassso,A and SON
clas, Jartines Heppe aud lady, Niles, Miles,
Gutierrez, Abury, A Merenan, q Miller, Cordero,
Cabello Mrs Wheaton, Chas lie Marie Wade Jaycox,
Dagen Mcneil Prime and lady Mr. Gonzales IN
Dunseh, Argudine wife two children and three
wants. Argudlne, Jr; Pando and sister. Leopold
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for Gloucester and others bound Eas ssh. sd sshs
'iHrf IeR4 fo s.os .nr, Daniel Brown pcr.n
0sorgssown. sid schr. Theodore Dean. Philips. PhlAds
'Nth-1sr scirs bsrtsti. Bartlett Phlsaelphi.; "
sAsT s 81 sh SSn ans s%S
leaslphs: Tso%as Bsrdsa, wrsh.%s9. dO 1insva JEFF
Al s: k kyS s.n.v o, New
Xcra 'css Gos.: PHO. G9Sdss DO ilsh S;Ek Iojsa
F: s%a % Wn v
Name LsSshiin HYork; schr Aigburth Tucker. Havana
River; Mary DriskO, Nxori Cid bark Williams Perry
csss.ns s ss f Fssd sisd S1 :sSi
H S ss;s RF5I .va. Of A
shaw; Clara MsrricE, Ionsamry Lotts, WIloo1, and
Xwss Gloves DO for MARI for Pss
s:% o Pc ass ast'sGS Sss.s
r,sss s ss s Hsyss s s
sBr Lincoln Webb, James Clarke ODD :eSs Gushing
Mary s'lS ssssI%:s Sarie %slS
Gardner, Gen Banks, Caroline klense Alenso Austin
Ts1S cY EDDY s e
Willow R.maGnd Harriet Fanny CID aaisHs BI
connsc acs Samuel NssS Ssys Br Boandsry GsrsnS
Gerdsr EsSn Hkssd cI%g F.as b phaFS
Clara Asnck Lotie Mary Patten, Christopher Loeser
Fsns shss S' hdrssh sna %aHposs s' Moses
ss
ION ior foln NhIvS Ev w no ~, oh
Ss Fowler. isslls 5uIss:. Asx XSTl
port EsqGimau1 Brggs Somerset for NYork; Mil Greek,
wsss t and y% w;o
;chT Angler Bs:ei NYOEk for ws,sh@ n,
New Bedford; Mi Greek ray Eiza6sthport FOR Boso1j
~ NEW asE ;saS Golden Eagle hs
8th-sd schrs Helen Perry; Lainarne, Quincy and sa
Sk% Sfs0a s Sept bat scArs Charles Park
tut; Msrrist SSrd SsS Sxo!H; stewart; Fad%osf
ming sonsrsre sassn Gibson Bartlett NSs5t
VIII s6san SRon
cSGsqGs
sniS
s .1f ns%ddsf sa
leP Dss sale ss.s%a. snss Edrdss hsS%s
London Salem MnS:
kns Ss, Fsssoa. al " Han Berry
f Tcy s$' Rely sSss ~.
Kns S1gTIcs: SssFSsI msvsn
PoKTLAND, Sept % schrs Surf Shaw, Phladsgihs;
Ssss % Sa4 s3s5s
owe E:sSss and E.v.n. s,s
Z7thCid Norton slower, slower, ddVanA oiu
Speedwe brig Webster Kelley.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept N-Cld brig J Crowley. Drisko,
Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE; Nightingale, Beebe, Philadelphia; q Kelly
Kelly Monterrey Whitmarsh do; Cerro Gori0 Cobb, DO
bid schrs Il q Whfden, Neal Georgetown; Flanagan,
Cain Philadelphia; Porter, Crowel do; Warren Nell
Rose do New Reguus, Crawson. NYork; Lavna jane
Ketehun, do; Lady Adams, cpmmIngs, do. wv. >.
RICHMOND, Sept r.. Arr brig Emma, Howe, NYork 70
Rio Grand schrs Eliza White Lockwood GYork;
Owen Beace Bearce Albany Sid schr Lavina Bell Bayies
NYork via Norfolk.
R0CKLAND Sept 2Arr schrs Juno Seavy NY3rk a loF
2st scfrs Bulwnke, French, Richmond, Va; I'D Ange-
line. Hix NYork; sd, J NJ Fry Lewis, Norleans. $500
SALEM Sept 26-Xrr bark Cynthia Palmer (Br) Wilmer,
Newcastle D. brig Aston Sawyer Philadelphia; schrs nag
Cid Hero Small NYork land sid Hth) Sid schrs
Cndwalader Steeman, and Sidney Price, Godfrey Pha-
delpha; Willow Harp Davis Jersey City.
SOMERSET, Sept N-Arr schr Lucy Robinson Davis
Philadelphia
sTONlNGTON, Sept 2s-Arr schr Angler, Bessl. NYork
for Wareham,
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schr Jane MARIA, Bushnell, New Hawaii Racket 4
Son.
Steamship yrgin: tBs, Lewis M.sssol SEPT i. Is ana
dSionn.' ''''' WIN A'''' UNIV
Steamship Corsica r) Le Messurier Havana Sept AZ
3, showing sisnsi with diamond and ( in centre.
Pass ast With mdss and passengers, 70 Cromwell Co.
Had heavy head winds the entire passage. -
Steamship Falcon, Aldrch baltimore 70 hours with mdse
s.samshp keystone State. - Philadelphia;
Ship Pacfous Tobey Liverpool IS days with mdse TO jas
Ewe Co. Sept a. on the Grand Bank spoke sehr oie
Ship st Mark Hewes Liverpool 3 days with mdse and
"a Passengers. 10 Trask, Jr Had one death on the
Ship VIM Yeo tof Port Hill. PED. Howes, Bristol, B, 81
days, with iron, 10, 70 Cunard
Bark Mary Dyer Cut Port su Prince, days. with log
Brig AroostooS to{ Boson) LORD Man.anille, q days,
with mahogany, DO to Miller Houghton:
Brig phos Oven Buterheld Neuvtas 10 days. with sugar.
,Brg West Huichinss Cow Bay. 10 days, with COAL to
schr Angola Crane Windsor Ms. sdays with plaster,
schr seaman Tower South Jogsns 10 days with grind
schr Yankee Doodle Martin, Georgetown, 8 days
Schr Enterprise, Cornell, Virginia.
schr Staten Islander Palmer Newark for Providence.
dence.
schr Charles Norris ElIzabethport for Providence.
schr Artist Cowen, Eiizabethgort for Providence
Schr Z Cowell Smith, E1xsbethport Boston.
Schr Chief, Champln, Elizabethport for Norwich.
schr 9 Ss sss w Rso Mase as days
Schr Alex, Henderson Harwch. tafT
schr Mary Haskell. Haskell. Port Even for Boston.
Steamer Harvest, Cole, Norfolk, days
ind mt sun a