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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
IIyrproor Feb. 3.-CorroN Brokers
The City Of DubIin's News.

Tho following summary al news was sent out
BY the City Of Dublin which left Liverpool on the LIST
met. tor New-IVik; =,
The capture OF Fort Fisher added materially 70 the
prevalent depression among Southern sympattizers.
willie tho friends Of the North we're correspondingy
ested Federal securities improved lid2 per cent.
while there was corresponding aIl in the Confederate
loan The reiterated peace ru0rs caused iuftber dc
cline In the LivoYp0o! 6nd Manchester cotton markets
bat there bitter feeling in Liverpool at the close
t was generally supposed that tue fall OF Fort usher
closed W wilmington 10 bicekadoTuuners and deprived
tho South o.iorelgn supplies.
Tie Tpes says the policy Of the North Ia evidently 10
ISOLATE the Rebels rs. necessity for the successful
tern inaion Of the war.
Minister Adams had long interview with Earl Rus
sell the 2eh ult and tAs ct At the present JunctTe
attracts comment.
The stormy weather continued around tho English
coast and had caused many additional wrecks. Nc
American vessels are among the number.
Ihe Snrry 1heater in London WAS burnt during 0
performance. The audience escaped without loss VI
life. 80
The announcement gof tho death Of II. Thouyenel
Wac al error. Ii was relative of his.
The French Government has issued stringent orders
against Interference with Protestant Missions 20 th,
Society Islands.
The Paris BOurse was firm at CIT l5c.
Tbs kipg o. Prussia IN rellyiDe 70 az address be1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Great Britain.

The news brought by the Nova Scotian OF
continued Federal successes coupled with the reiterated
peace rumors. exercised material influence on the
ingsh markets for American Irt and produce
whites circular says; We have 10 report
very active and excited market for American securl'
tics caused by reports Of Federal successes and me
r. bid deci ne II gold IN New York. The scarcity CT
yetweufios which has existed for some time past ap-
reared on recent settlements have increased so tha
flcIe has been quite push to cover Dear sai's; hnd
bonds which cused nj II this Gcy week ran rapidly up
until toy tOnched 81 For Illinois there bas been good
iiguly ard they advanced -. EIics have been
pressed for sale closing with sellers at - eNdiy.
TIE Liverpool cotton marhet bad recovered nom lne
eepressiOn caused by the Asifs news ana was guitc
huoyant prior TO the arrival Of I Nova Scotian; Tut
tie Of that steamer carried renewed IatAeSS aha
depIe sion.
he London Tina,s CITY Article publishes lengthy
opinion OF William ". EyaIts. 81 New. ioIE, on tie
er OF English creditors to recover dehts In IeGcTrl
courts on a specie basis Tho opinion winds up as
foOns:
"Foreign transactions necessarily made ana cN-
pressed IN foreign cgrtencies. To permit Their as.
charge hy an equys leut in American currency wtlW
be introducing monsirou, inequality IN tie ?ieJuGlc.
~ foreign creditors which might Justly give oil n,e.
InGeed our counts would thus be practically clos Il
against the enforcement Of foreign dctts md II cose-
uuence commercial credit, without which foreign cJtn'
merce cannot be carried OF. viii lal.
la the London Muuey Market Funds were faf, Con
fols dropping. Money good demand nj 1--we yer cent
TIE Dr.iy Ncrs says: Ike depression IN fluids j. To
some extent Increased BY prchcasons that mach ms
oiics gOad be occasiUned am0ig C,tiion sIee1!a Is
~ c eyeAs VI TIC suspension VI hosil.1es IL Al.eiel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
FROM NASHVILLE.
Hoods 1Ien Going TO Riohmond-Rebel
Soldiers Dcserting the Army-Thc Ru'
mercd Repentance Of Hhoddy and 9th.
ers a Izeas-Po,i,ion Of the Rebel
Army,
From OR Special Correspondent.

From OlT Special Correspondent.
NASHVILLE. Feb Q. 1865.
1t is currently reported here to-day, on SEEM
ingy good authority that two corps. CT the svory slim
remnant OF what were once two corps OF HOODS Army
hay. started for tic Last. snd now well on their
way TO Virginia. IT 10 comparatively mmaierlai how
the Rebel forces ia this part Of the country are GisTo
uted ind divided off in whole or in part their oppo'
son here could but prove perfectly futile Tor In the
South West the Rebeons practically played ont This
the leaders very well know. and hence arc anxious to
concentrate oil their available energies and resources
for tae coming desperate and final struggle nthe East
After Hood was expelled from this State md had
with bis demoraized mass Of followers retired TO a
resting.plicc away off on the Mobile and ono Kali
road 1t is well known that the majoily OF tho troops
who he'd not already deserted eamored for inrloughs to
return to theis homes for season. his request was
granted tina, when Dick Taylor lassumcd command
he found the army dwindled down TO rather insgni'
cant proportions Scores and hundreds OF these fdr'
loughcd soldiers after getting home. and rejecting
while the waning fortunes OF the Con'edeiacy ana
the dol5fa prospects ahead forgot all about returning
10 their commands, and. instead Of reporting to Dick
Taylor made tracks for tie nearest United States pro
yos' marshal and gave themselves up a. desereis.
This whole sale dosertion s! continues, and The num-
Der who report now Is greater than at any former Pc
riod. While II would have been very encouraging TO
have found general officers among tie rcpentant or
disgusted returning Rebels t must be contested that
not single one ha yet returned, vcntured TO inti'
mate 70 our authorities tha, lie sick Oft cause te
was engaged in.
The reports circulated all over tue country few
days since that GcneIpls Aoddy, Chalmers and Nor
row had seq. in - our leg eIpressDg desire TO re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
FIVE DAYSLATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the North American Great Inn.
provcment In Amsric Securities-Thc
Kumored Cessisr Of sonora-Thc In
dian Telegraph nterview sctwees
Adnnas and Russell.
PORTLAND, Wednesday. Feb. IS. 1865.


The steamship North American, Capt. Kerr,
which left Liverpool the evening OF the Cd Inst ard
Greencsste on tie 3d. arrived at Portland at 6;i5 this
evening with l2l passengers
The steamship Nova Scotia reached Londonderry Oh
tho list inst and Liverpool carly on the morning OF
the Cd.
The steamship Edinburgh arrived at Queenstown on
tie forenoon of the I'd.
TIE steamship Newly York from Ncw-York. arrived
at Southampton on the goth.
The steamship Asia. from Boston via Halifax, arrived
Mt Queenstown on the 30th ut
The North American. on her outward trip from Port
land via st. Johns. n f. reached Londonderry en- the
BIS, nt and Liverpool on Feb. !.
TIE new Inman steamship City Of Boston Ind arrived
a. Liverpool from the Clyde Sfter very satisfactory
trial She leaves on her first trip for NewYork IN the
9Th Of February under the Command Of CAPT. Ken
nedy
Tho steamship Bremen. for New.YOrk. Put into
Cowes 3Cth the master dead
The North American reports on tie 5.h at p. H.,
exchanged signals with steamship Morayan, hence Tor
Liverpool 37e miles west Of Tory Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

turn to their allegiance 70 the old Government Is oil
fudge from beginning to end. Not the first streak Of
truth 10 them whatever. made special Inquiries yes
terday at the Provost Marshal Generals Office, and
found ,he whole thing eanard rs also the report about
the 18Th Tennessee Rc5eD cavslry. so strorg. coming
into our in body. and with tears Ia their eyes
dsolaming all further alliance viii the Rebellion. and
beg gnc permission b. take te DATA Of GIesiace III
the large numbers who daily fleeing from tie totcr
il Rebel fabric and manifcsting desire TO return 'c
the old paths there Is much eanse for corgratuon, a.
afording strong Indications that the masses at Tho
Sonth are getting sick and tired of Rebel warfare; hui
there Is no causc whGtcver for loval rejoicing The
movements ii prominent Rebel gcneTals before snct
movements show tie fantest gimme-ings Of anything
otherwise ap open hostility 10 the Federal Govern
ment.
What little there Is of the Rebel army LETT here il
located at Tupelu. Miss, about 81 miles south o.
CCrinth on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. smal
force left garrison COInth was driven cut of that
place n courlc of weeks since. ard our amy nov
occupies the line Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road While active military operations practically
suspended for the present guerrilla bands arecproutn9
MP again and committing their ferdeh depredcticns IN
different parts of the couutry. Thee gangs are com
POS of wrcches Of the most desperate and abandoned
character WHO plundeI. murder aEd commit tie 1aes
deeds in sort of professional way. Occasionally some
Of them brought 10 justice and justice in tier case
sending them into nifty by tie shortest posi-
bic route ut least that is tie popular rendering lie
ports OF commanders OF expeditions who have been sue
cessfl In hunting bushwhackefs are generally eIr'
bodied 10 words t. this eiiect We took ~ prisoners
Gen. Rousseau las applied 20 tic VIZ D,pmtucat
or permission to raise ufIntry corps composed Oh
veterans who cave been mustered ont Of TIE service
The corps is to consist Of thousand armed with
seven. shooting Spencer r1cs and four joe o. light
ARTILLERY. Tie General is confident thai in Kentucky
alone he could Immediately rIly four regiments TO his
standard while Illinois. Indiana. ard Ohio cou!i be
easily relied on TO fGrnish the remainder Gen. Rous-
seau has the prestige OF noble record nud brilliant
fighting qualuo-. end al he now G,ss is q more ex'
tended thcltcr and amp,er G,l for usefulness In his
county's service. T A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
The I,uchies.

TIE Vienna papers publish an analysis OF the
prus Ian reply TO tue last note OF Austria Oh tuo gu
lon of the Euolics. Prussia vi, await the opinion o'
lie ,rl advisers II the crown. be-! re coming 10 az
o.ion concerning the interests Of these Countries a1u
tue succession question. Great Stress Is IIu on lhc
sh of Prussia ~ TO an understanding "'th q
tra without which the frussian Government cOhll ~
rive al no solution. Prussia has rs mportunt naval I'D
tefests on northern frontier as ALsirla mas on mr.
frontiers Before these Interests are settled PrUsNih
cannot enter any discussion o. the succession qaes
ton.
HE semi official provincial corrrsponierce Of Der!n
sys Ia /. aid that the Gslib rdtons f ;he cabinet On
10" ScLlesw ig Ho.stoin question VII In very snort
e have 81 far adv sBced IA render possible re-
else statemr Of the Indispensable condit aud stpn
tious the f ment Of which Prussia wall see guaIan'
tccd beiosc any further step can Dc taken.
Tie now Piussirn military bl had been drawn Up
chamSels in q few days. Icing submitted to the lower
house LIst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
SUPERIOR COURT-TsAL TsaS-FsB ia-Bs'ors Jas's"
MoSEJL
RIOT DAMAGES.

Thomas Pinckney and another agt. Tie Navel
Sr-Thi. su il hrousht dsagr. for the drr'po
don ~ m. Nv eny-thrd Police SsoH House and injury -
the plaintiff IN Notkyic. The Jnry rendered 'e'
for ths ,ilniifs Tor &c 49, ~ -.
MI Ian, Newell e., Ezra Wheeler and others The pla'
ti In 1851 Invented q scl inc fer the cleaning AM rac
vaue Of ,nGewed dunsgri and irjnred coffee lie ~
l,ir 1aaces neains, tie de,nds's for breach Of coz
tract they hsvn grred To paw him s 90 of the US o n.y.
machine with ,scE bag Of cofe" essied ~ "
testimony for the sinf showed that cone IN verf Os
coud ion was lresy improved in aparn'e oy the p'oeg
with almost napprcab loss ~ wriht the P0.e
delicate rlos. or the flee. TIE def iait. "lues"
agreed IN sying that e gave the coffee bum; aud sfsasy
p.arsucr. rendering It Jun tahe ana les va ues;
tial o. cGpird ihI,e day. and lie ny o.. a;ats
d,d;c I. Gerry for the plaintiff W II u bojh if'"' IVY
IAN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Gam sserciul luteli;gcncr.

LIVERPOOL Feb. =, Isd5.-CoIIoS.-Ihe market
p.n.d do and lower hut rallied recovered the d. inc,
II snr vi renewed atness. THO Of the four days
", ~ bales including 900 60 specuaors exporters
sTArR ov TRApK.-The Manchester market ID ns, VAN
,til declining tendency In prices
BrgspsrcYrs easier snd Inactive. Richardson, Spence
Co. aud Wakefield Mash Go. report; t!oui dul ard nom
us fiat, with little inquiry snd prices weak GOA
tends downward. aud prizes 81. lower: miA"d 20 bd!5.
Provisions Erm. Beef steady ard unchanged foTk
scarce Bacon Luoyant Buiser steady Lard hun
- ow steady.
TEoDucn-Ashe, quiet and steady sugor steady Coffee
nscv,. Rice sale. Lnseed OF im kosin steaoy
LONDON MARKEr.-bgesd,uas quiet, AID tendency mp
ward. Sugar ie' with declining tendrey Coffee easier
Tea hfm. klce quiet ans u.chetgg a. Ial,w Inactive
AMERICAN sEorRITIgs-lirois Central SHARE. sa1sJ dis
count; Erie shares, Jld33; United states S2ts -
Copsos were quoted on Thur.day ~ dsgi ir Money.
LATEST
IIvFPPooL Feb. 3.-CorroN-The Brokers
cef the sales Of the week Il 500 bales, Of which
M were 10 spectators. sui t:oo 10 exporters. The mar
Ia I'M. be.u Ilusual and dull with rablc decline on
ali anas which, however partial recovered closing
ia lower for American tie wees, bn I'd dld lower cr
other iescrp,ons The authorized quotations are: Orleans
bilr MiidIns 22idi Upland fsiF 2ildi Upland Md
ding l!id . =,
Tie saes to-day tFiay) estimated a. 40o) bales the
Iinr.ct closing dull ano p.ices weak.
The siock in port 10 estimated at $4,000 bales, OF Which 81
1n are American.
BEgApsruPFs dull snd nominal.
PROVISIONS quiet. Lard h.m and si.l sdvsneiry . 49,.
LoSDos, Feb. ,, 1865.
Consols for money 20 7lCdeoi. .......
Tho bullion ia tho bank OF Er gard hasircreessi b"
Illinois Central Shercs, 50.
-Lsr.s 3lkx.H}
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
FROM SAVANNAH.
Arrival of Iho Arngo-siernan's Move.
nents-CcnditiOn Of Savannah.

The United States transport Arago Capt.
Gadsden, from Port Royal at p n. Saturday, Feb. IL
arrived OF this port yesterday afternoon Purser Fly
has our thanks for conveying correspondence and pa
pers. Cen Foster and BIS family passengers in Inc
Arago.
Tie Arago's oficers roIoit "0A the evening of the
Ilth when Of Charleston. saw and heard very sharp
ard continuous firing Monday Feb. - lat. $500
ION 1917 passed screw sleamsbils Ceres and Prone
sleps bound so.Ih"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
FrRrcr.

TIE Morning Posts city article says: Inc
la, pdyces from MEXICO anGe 10 The rumorcd cesson
~ y nora g. France guaranty for the fteneh- 81 L
icrn debt 4 preliminary treaty 10 ms ehcct wa y
reported. oonclad,d at Tho iater eAd 81 No.suu,
Tc Mcsican Government is. however TO keep The soy-
creiaity II SoBora. The immediate occup tiun OF
sonora by the French troors l. also nenii"LCd l"t'
ton Of having. IL y said already eit Acapulco
for shat definition . ~,
The EouIsc VAS heavy on the ist Rente' declined
l. e.o-iug at tjLsj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Court cALENDAR-g'Hs DAT.

SrrprME CoURr-G ESERAL TEaM.-Sos. ~ y {"
| nclu i've. - .od
SrrRrNF CoURr-CIRcCIT.-Part Nos TN
1881 i,sS Al l..9 l2t llOj, l!1I Ers i. ia -
issI lyS; 1852 1921. 1898, 49, l2, 1911 ftr ~ VI
fst sd 8s6 8 ia. o. 1851 ~. s9 SJ'. ~ 80, ss ~
7Og g. ,5l 100 ~ "a 1850 900. ,-,o %
,o,a sse7 am ls53 &, atls 2?la ASA. A. sgI, <st
.ga Part Il-Nos ag92 asa, +oii. s'i AIM sal ~
sS0 ,nes as26 llao 49l6 4sSS, 400. 4.t4 -. a,
CorRT OF COMMON ILEAS.-ta't I--N"s. -
~ $40 ,52 srB o7 vi s2s 2', go 10 si BZ w go
Psft -Nos. So, S0S, ;6i $40. Gji, 81. 81" 49, ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

the Upper Honse regrets that the House OF Representa-
tives show disposition to eet Dis al, ance He win
unal eraby ABIDE b. what he sshi in bis s9eech from
the throne, and predicted thas tho misunderstanding
would soon disappear t.. ..,, r.,-,--
The spanish Senate hos voted sddless in res,ofs
~ the Queens speech b. Io2 to q.
Popular demonstration continued ri Turin. Arrests
had been made, but there serious disturbance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
lus,in.

A dispatch from Constanlinoplo announces
the opening Of Geographic communication between
Bag,lad and India. Tie first messGec was sent froI
the Governor OF Bagdad lLo Governor Of Bombay on
the 18th OF January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

REAL ESTATE s,Lrs.-The following sac, 60 9
real estate were made Yesterday BY ~ C;rrea
wich.st, SOLO. u Story hiirs hou.e ,5i Nv Siysl
Broome IT, 1856 fstory irck honSe ana ~, W.
t,r,.a.pIaee near Al tnlic ave-, bfooAiyn' Sh''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Latest.

Iovpov, Feb. 3.--1he Times (city artcle)
saws the discount demand at the Bank yesterday wac
frl average In the Stock Exchange ,.Ie VAS IN IN
creased supply Of money. Loans were offered at per
cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
ExeniuR lAchange.
DIED.

,rpTov sn1TerIv on ed : Jay eVsAs'. .sr n n
Geo. n Alertcn oil this ely u Lac 49,
age, .. r.t.-,s ,srcy 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
FROM GEN.SHERNIAN'S ARMY

usvsnen,s Of the Different Corps-A New
Torpedo sys,cm Rebel Reports -
RrsnchviIlc, and What sherman Menni
"a 10 About 1.-THE Advance of the
Rixht Wing under Gen. Heward-A
Fight OF Rivers Bridge - Objective
Points Of the Two Wings - Various
Facts and EumOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

CCIRr OF COMMON PLFAS-FntNBYRs-fBb' 3
Il. for. Jrdtr pALY =,
Hugh Smith and John Kerr agt. The Conso..
dated STAGE on panyA ion this morning rsde -
the order 4iree Ing Mr.. Muri the keee'o'
10 sell tue property.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

VESTS BRADLEY 4 CARY Gate of J. 1. 4 J. o.
Westl PROPRIETORs of the Invention, and SOLE
MANUFACTURE Frs
This invention consists of DUPLEX two ELLIPTIC
PURE REFINED STEEL SPRINGS ngeniousy Braided Tight
ly and Firmly together Edge to EDGE making tho
Toughest most Flexible Elastic and Durable Spring eve,
used. They seldom Bend Bleak. like tho Single
Springs, and consequently Preserve their Perfect and
Beautiful Shape more than twice long any Single
Spring Skirt that ever Has or Can be Made
The Wonderful Flexbilty and great Comfort and Plea
sure to any Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT will
be experienced particularly in all crowded Assemblies,
Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Psws, Arm
Chairs for Promenade and House Dress the Skirt
be Folded when in to Occupy small Place easily
and conveniently as Silk or Muslin Dress
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure Comfort and
Great Convenience Of Wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRING SKIRT for Single Day will afterwards will
lngly dispense with their For Children Misses and
Young Ladies they are Superior to all others. ~
THE HOOPS are covered with two-ply dohble twisted
thread and will Wear twice long the Single yarn.
covering which is used all Single Steel Hoop Skirts
The three bottom rods every Skirt also Double
Steel and Twice Double Covered to prevent the COW
ering from wearing of the rods when dragging down
STAIRS stone seps, &c, &c, which they constantly
subject to when in use Z
All are made Of the New and Elegant Corded Tapes
and the best quality in every part giving to tho
the Most Graceful aud Perfect Shape possible and
are unqueaiionably the Lightest most Desirable, Com
Portable and Economical Skirt ever made.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

NEW BOTTLINQ ESTABLISH
IN MENT.-Ths undersigned respectfully Informs she
they have entered into 70 carry on the
business Of botng ths choicest Alcs and PoTt~s q Ne
IS Market Square, Norfolk aid corner OF dEass AAA MA
streets, Richmond, Virginia
Our stock ID selected with care rom ArsSsass kGAexn
Brewers and from our long experience IN New xork y
the Dottng business are confident that We esA saPpy
tLe public and the trade generally, with bsttcr snd
cheaper article than any other house IN avn. We &s
the first parties in the business and We ae selling aa
fifteen to twenty per cent lower thsn obbsEs Who have
~ pay bottlers North large profit
Wo would say parties before purchasing
to give Us CALL and ny bottle Of our sparkling sever-
ages u - L..
tnre our fan famed Soda and SarsApsrills Waters, 90 uni
versally appreciated by Our fcllow-etEens
Highest prices paid for empty bstaes.
H. vANOA,
sos1a-tf II. CLARK
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchr
USE HELMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

In all cases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing n
male Or female from whatever cause and ne
matter Of how lopg standing 1t pleasant II taste ana
odos immediate In i6 action, and more sueAgtesnAne
thar any OF the preparations Of Bark or lien. I.
IAOse sufafng from Broken. dowa OF Delioats Oonsn
tutions procure the Remedy at epcs.
he reader laust We aware that however sght may b
the attach Of the above disease 1t y u asct ~
D6iv haalsh mental powers, Happiness, Asd that Of -
postsrtf Or ssh and blesd srs saSDstsd From tass'
eoyncee. - oars
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-16

In agestons peculiar 70 fsnalee b uhosnaaed y saJ
other preparaupn, ss h Chlsrok6 er hssnees txesn
lariies pnfulpess suppression 81 customary eveena
sorre and all complaints incident 70 the seq, whstle'
arising from habits d dApaon, mpfudspcfes or N tht
Declf1e or ChAngs Of II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Arrived.

Steamship Creole Thompson New Orleans 10th int ed..
aud pas. INDIAN Heinekrn & CO.
Steamer FaIblnks Hunter Washington 20 hours n1l,.
and pass, James Hand.
steamer Chesapeake Wlcs Portland, ulse. end ue,s IL
Il. Cromwell a CO.
Steamer John Gibson, Bowen, Phladephis, r1ise. IT, b.
Cromwell Co.
Steamer HOPE Halock, Boston, in ballast Arthur Lcsry
u. ). steam transport Western Metropolis, Hilton. H'ou
Head ). C., 10th inst IN ballast e. 4, +. ON.
ship Anafiic tBr Little, Liverpool 30 dy mde. and 900
pass., Tapscott Bros. Co.
Big Eleanor (of Bab,does). Pummer Rio Janero 9TH ui
rosewood TO master Has experienced very heavy weather
the coast
Schr. Alice 4. Banded Cranmer. Baltimore, cosL
Schr. Montoyiegx Conking, Baltimore cOd.-flf New
Haven.
Schr. Title T., Anderson. Virgins oysters
Scir. Onward (Brl Whitweli CORVALLIS. potatoes D. II
DeNo off
Schr. Monterey. McIeen. New Bedford IN ballast
schr. j. ID. Gniiien, Smith. Gloucester fish
Schr. Armadlo, Chase. New Bedford oil.
schr. Idaho, Waite. Baltimore Tor New London
WlND-At Slnsct, S.-W.