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Hosscuucrs Sailed,

IN steamship City Il Baltimore for Lverpool-Miss Fanny
Grey, William r. Eddie ard lady Alexander Ness Wiinl
nsvcIno Thomas Kelly, A. G. Msclcan, ~. G. Mcfwen.
Mr. WsehieT :. H. tsmuss and lady, p: Hamilton H. J.
Rogers, j., =. H. tou.son, w. toaon Alexander T. o.
Lathen y. Parry, q. W Hoyle George Gee. u. Leorey
r. kr1se, Mr. Pnkefuan. DR. J. D. Brow aud wife Rev NJ
Moran, CAPT r. Upton Henry Moore '. @. Smith George
johnson, and others IN the Storage
In steamship Liberty, for Havana and New OrcansMrs
T. tmmons sndi chi lfen Mr. and Mrs Jaucs {. AIMS N
& Phillip. NJ. and Mn. Henry l.. Dalton, William T. 1lun.
k.t tf-. j. T. Lynch Mrs Charles " Flanders. Miss French
Mfs. &. A Galdsmu Rev Dr. EDDY James Cassidy Thomas
Early. John cIasn. yoeIh Mslsen, q Dogenan aud lady
Wild M gnl hTs :. Tear Ccr'er, Nh and Mrs James
Ilan,s H. syv',tcr. s. RochoT.Np AnLw slis Charles
". Gould J. L. Warner, G ,. Jenny. A. Wiuoz, h. Brent
Colnoiu. OF otnor lhonts Matter ,beodon Gebbard j.
,SMsnen, EJn'Wd peey. Alfred J. Usry, Charles j. o.
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u s steam transport Thames Any, Fortrss. Monroe, as

u s. steam transport Thames, Aey Fortress Monroe. as
ship Atmosphere (of LIVERPOOL, Ewes Liverpool 7ih ut.
mdse. and 800 Tapscott Bros Co. Has had heavy
p, 70 NV. weather most OF The passage.
Bark Queen Victoria to' DGbnl conway Cardiff W days,
Sc, Barclay Living She made southern pa.sag-
and had the weather throughout
Barb Golden Fleece (of Barbadoes Rhodes Gusnca PR
days, sugar aud nlolase, II. Trowbrdges Sons Of New
Haven.
Sagua days sugar and moasses Brett Son Co. Has had
heavy weather. Lett brigs Msiis White for NswYork
days and Cecilia, ar. 9th.
Brig Oriental tof shelburne Nickerson Cenegos sug.r
I Brett Son Co
Brig Tyro tof Windsor N.s) Bradshaw Mayoyuez il Sy.
sugar D. r. DeWolf& Co. Left brig Nellie johnson for "
Y. in days and schooner Diadern for do In dsy..
day cotton and wool Brett Son Co. Has had heavy
weather
Biz Village Belle tof St. John n. b. Hamilton Vera Cruz
| 20 days, goat skins Z. l. Nevius & Sons.
Brig Black Fish, Bush, Wilmington, N C., via Fortress
Monroe in ballast. 20 master.
Brig Eiba of Windsor, n 81 Dawson Cienfueros 10 iys
moa'-es D. r. DeWohS Co. Has had heavy variable winds
mos. the passage
Schr. Laura Pride of St. Kts) Benson St. Kits 10 dsy,
| salt, &c, Jones & Tough.
schr. Maggie Louisa of Yarmouth, " 81 Smith, sissl 10
days cotton and logwood Brett son Co. Left brig undins
: Tor New. York ia days.
Schr Vosnt (of Nassau, v. Keene Long Island BAHIA.
mas 10 days via Nassau, days cotton mahogany A,
X. Webster.
! schr. w. Holmes Cobb York River, oysters.
| Schr. Witch Of the Wave. Smith. York River oysters
Schr. n. A. Weeks Godfrey Phlade phia for Newport.
Schr. = L. lockwood, Carver Camden, Del corn h. n.
Fox.
schr. Napoleon, Smith, Great Egg IIarbor wood
WIND-At Sunset, w.
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Arrived.

Steamship Western Metropolis. Hilton. Grevtowu. Me, 9Th
inst, via Havana 18th pass and mss Cenrul American Tran
III Company Has had heavy weather tue whole rasese pat
into Havana for supply Of water 900,
Steamer Surrasau.el, a.. 81 5. T. Woodwork command
Steam fgate Vanads fsred) Melandrr Ma;anzas days
she 'cew,,eamer Of 900 horsepower mounts q guns
md has crew OF lol officers and men.
U. steam transport Admiral Dupont Pepper Fortress
Monroe, to 4. :. ON.
u .,esm transport Louisa Moore Winter. Forire, Mon
roe, 20 hours, in ballast, to |. :. ON.
L. 8 steam transport ALLIANCE Fortress Monroe, d
Ship Caravan, Lawlcr Pensscos ~ days ia ballast. How
sad Rockingham Len 'hiB. oswe:o for NewiOiA next
BARK Jupiter G') kucLens Genoa, 30 days, IN ballast H.
Koop Co.
T. via bermuda sk inst coal. BoydI Hneksn Put into
Bermud. ior repairs, having had heavy weather
DAYS. sussr &c. Brett Co Lea bars IDA Garter ior
Nsw.ioI. in day.. and tIls Nevs ior do IN > day..
Bark Antelope, Dante Arroyo r. II day'sos and no
Bark Eugene tof Yamouth n 81 Dennis BaenOs Ayre'
BARK Thoma. Pope Alexander 0abeon River, W. C. A. So
days, palm oil, SC, Yates Por,eIhed.
Bark ilam Van Name, Cook New Orleans |! days, 6our
Brig Nev.boy Br, Pun,on Rio Janero, SO days, coffee
Dris sOlierno ,of Bemudal Higgins Jobos. r. 9Th in.
sngsr &C. Burdet, Everett Had heavy weather
B. Kansk (Brl, Locke Metsmoros. 10 days cotton to
master Len bark Saie Bonsal, Tor NewYork brig Emma
d,chg, aud schooner Maianorc. for New.York lds
Bhs Mercedes (of Turks .and Kohl Cienfuego. IS dy,
sugar &c. Fowler Iona Has had heavy weather lost fore
topsaii yards aud lost aud split sails.
brig lsken Ad..ecn lNor Mide Palermo Sc dys. fruit
Punch, Meinckc Wendt.
Big Time tot Maitland n. 81 Smith. Cenieros IS DAYS
molassss j. H. Woodhouse.
Brie Louisa (of Shcburne " Atwood N.uvitas II DIV.
sugar, Sc Brett, Son & Co.
Brig Amazon tot Pafrboro " 81 Thompson Cenflsgos
II days, sugar aud moasses q. +. Permission ( Co
Brig Lydia Cole of Turks island Waugh GJsntaueuno.
u days, sugar, Waydell Go.
gBrig Prairie Rose tof HapswelN Luehtd sosua, day.
sugar. 20 master
Brig Begqae tBes, Ferange Rio Janero, 40 days. coffee
Napier Welsforl
Blg Teresitu (Br) Ill., ciuiuesos edays. sugar Tucker
[ Lighthouse.
Brig Antonio Math. (of Belize. Hon.l Marshall Belize rs
DAYS logwcod Sc, +. Alexander Son Lett big Ora =
Worthnfon, dschg
Brig jane oi Londonderry. So, McCellsn Ma,amoros
% DAYS, cotton J. T. Nhitncy 90.
Sofr. 4. y. Kingsley (o Columbia fa, Me-. Manson Ct.
eui1egos II days &C. 10 matter Len bark DIiso for
New YolA in 10 days and schooner. Aco for do and
tor for do in DAYS.
Schr. Ellen Linton tof Econsmv N 81 Marsh. Arroyo Z.
II days sugar. o. h. emission. Has had heavy weather
Leit schooner E'unche. for New \ ork ~ dave
Schr. Cortland Norton 10 DAYS, lumber simpson Ciapp.
Schr. Fanny Kcatug, Rich, Philadelphia Tor Bo,ton.
S,hr. Ssrnh Cl1k, Griffin Philadelphia 'or Boston.
Schr Alma orb Proctor, ChaTottetown via Shcburne.
lol days, oats Miller ioughton
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The New.Jerscy Central Railroad and the
Coal Trade.

To hs Editor u 1Af v. !. ITibHHe.
SIR: An article appeared in NewYork paper
Of the 18th inst, headed Anticipated Rse in Coal" and
commencing 1T announced that the coal train, the New
Jersey Central Railroad have been stopped aud the engines
laid up for Tepai,.. L..
This article and others Of similar that have appeared
the papers only Of city. bat also of New
aud New England, totally without foundation Tie coal
trains and have been running usual bringing down from,
$500 500 per day We do yet know who have
interested themselves 10 give sach wide pabhcy TO
founded rncT, but, fay it looks very much
there grand speculative scheme ahoar probably 10
Tighten the pubhc AID further initiate the price 81 coal
JOHN TAYLOR JOnNSTON. President,
ofce CeAirai Railroad Company Of NcrJe,nH{
Aew.loIk. March 10, lGb3.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN. MARCH IL.
Cleared.

Cleared.
s,.amship City - Baltimore tBrh Nirehon'e' Liverpool
stsam.bip Carolina. Philips Beaufort Murray Se6ne~'
st.Au,h.p Illinois, D,alea Cope Fear klyef = y. ";
st.sm,lip Liberty Wilson, Havana and Ne" Oreah' hSi'
GOT. Co. NJ, p,.t..,
S,.,u., K,u.n,her Rector. Baltimore, =. bynner
ran Alamo tBremJ. sheekeI Br,men seho ocff hopef
Bsis Msryisnd tBreall steiins Cadk fun'h Aeinese
Msud'.
Bah Marie Louise (Br Brand, Antwerp, w f. seAnilt'
Sous. - a, ,t.,.,
Schr H. Lawrence, Jackson, Georgetowu, bsdeA
schr Cle,o,, Cole, Phiadelplis, lgPlef Beaite
schr Bay State Hallett. Boston, J. c. Dayton
Schr Jane T. Durfec. Davis Newborn. l.. kenny.
schr J. " Halted tBI), Brooks caldaloupe aud sihiis
d X. DeWoif Co 49,
scbs III sh.aud Chief freeman, Fortress Monroe. CFowe
Paine. =,
Paine.
schr @. T. Hubbard Soper City Point Van Brun, s
ssght
schr. H. Lako. Rislsy Philtdc!phia.
SchI. Al yAil JeIuings, Truar, Accomsc.
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-Nrw.YoRK, Jan. e, 1865.

TEE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YoRK-This Bank has commenced business at No. ~
Broadway and offers is services TO the public
Collections viii he made on all accessible points On
The lowest terms
All orders for Government Securities viii lie promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed TO
purchasers
Special attention will be given 10 business connected
with Government and persons wishing to avoid the
inconvenience of addressing The Departments ore in
,ited to apply to the officers Of this Bank
NOAH L. WILSON, President.
ALFRED 4. POsI, Cashier.
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Below
Nailed.
es.is Campbell, from Havana, 6 days.

MARCH ls-seamers-City Of Baltimore, Liberty Con'i'
tuition Melville.
Snip presidei. Fillmore.
Bark lila Virginia
Bigs-Bogota Jsboaao. .
scLooners-Issbe Alberto, L. A. Conklin, May1ower NJ
$. 1ibbits J. Forsyth, Lucia Ives. .
MARCH gisber Transit, Carolina General
MeiZ. General f. Scigel Alh9mbra, r. {. knight.
shps-Cecstai Empire Albert Gallatin william TaIscott
Bahs-O. Blanchsyd Arion, Athena, Winthrop J. EAns'
wood, Topeka
Bnss-Ruby Clyde Al,avela Afsretta, Belle, Amelia,
STANDARDIZATION Henry. George Hoyt ID. Osaes, Hattie
Leon r. j. King Belle +. Helen, :. J. Hoyt Emily, Wiion
Foam J. White T.. A. Anderson :. r. Jameson j. AnHle
III W Morse j. : Motley Aisle Davidson, NJ. A. Ives, Ny
Rover A. slade, Breeze. h. Nea, j. Van SAINT w sn.h.
Minnie Kinnie Naad Queen Ocean Bird sahe Jone, IN
Juan George Thomas Mountain Home Lane LebIs, Ida A.
Jaye. III. b. Bascomb, l. Duihed, J. w. Hatheld AAc'
DavIdson.
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heath 81 HUGEEs,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
DIALEhs IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,


| DIALEns IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
| No. - Broad.st., NewYoTk.
Gold Railroad, Petroleum and Mining Stocks bought
and sold on commission Orders by mail c.. promptly
executed Interest allowed deposits, subject ia
check at sight.
| ID. l. Ros. esq PTes't Tenth National Bank y. J.
NAIhfNEL HAInEA. eco, Pres Chatham Bahk NY.
Judge KELLY Pest ifh National Bank. y. Y.
+. ID. TsPrEN, Cashier National Bank y. Y.
DELos DsWoLF Cashier Cry Bank osweqo, y. y.
Messrs. IgivoR aad COLGATE, DEhkE BROS. SAX
TGS a RAYMOND Boz Nd. BAILEY 4 Co, McKM BROS.
& co, GRAHAM. NICHOLS q Co., \. y.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK R TIE CITY OF
NEs-YoKK.
Nos ~ AND 20 PNf>sT.,
DEPOSITORY AND FnAYunL AGES1 81 IHE UM1ID
SrAIEs,
Have for sale ready for dedvey,
UNTED STATES z $40 TBEAsUEa NoTrs,
Convertible q, maturity INTO $40 <0LDbsARING
BoNps'
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoSDs,
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR C.EfHncATHL
We also collec. Government vo.sehers and Drafts
and attend to other business with the GO'Hrnment
j. c. CALmo.vN. President
y. SEAMAN, Cashier
UNITED STATES
= $40
TREASURY NoTEs
For immediate delivery. at
HowIs & NAcl's, Bankers,
No. 30 wAILsT.
The NINTH NATIONAL BANK has Tie 80 I.
Notes On hand ioJ delivery. /
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Arrived SUNDAY, March 10.

Steamship George Cromwell, Gsgcr New Oi'esu 9Th Inst,
mails. md.e aud pass. n. B Cromwell 90 has has yery
heavy weather with strong head winds the enr, passage
steamship Colorado, bradbury, Fortress Mouor ~ hours
IN belfast Pacific Mall Steamship Company. She il new
steamer has been trial trip and + intended 10 run be
tween Panama aud San Francisco.
Steamer John Gibson, Bowen, Philadelphia mdse Wm. J.
Taylor Co.
e. ho-pitalsteane General j. X Barnes Morton. Hilton
Head s. Co. 10Th inst with iOJ sck and wounded soldiers
the Medical Director
5. steam trsn.pgrt jersey Pne, HOp1ins Nswbem via
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70 admit the Ninth National for causes not stated
while the other national banks are contented WIN
their business outside OF the clearing house, brhes
M for discussion the advantages and disadvantages
of beloncinr to that institution. The rules Of the
Clearinghouse, it is commended, bind the members
For instance no clearinghouse bank II TO draw
money from another Clearinghouse bank except IN
the wav of selling balances in such money, or a
substitute for money as may be designated. 1his
substitute for money he's been of various KINDS al
different dates. At one time New-lork state bank
notes in sealed packages at another time clearing
house certificates bearing interest. hut not money
at all, &C., sc. While the banks belonging TO thc
clearinghouse are compelled 10 take balances III
such substitutes. they are bound TO pay thcT debts
except balances at the Clearinghouse in Legal
money!" The National banks are by the law bound
20 take the National currency, 10 matter where
issued for all receipts on Government account, ana
all "receivables" The lar rs ~ these 'ro'd''
every association formed or existing under ms
act shall take and receive at par, for any deDt OF
liability 10 said association, any aud All ho''s
and bills issued by any ASSOCIATION existing
under and by virtue of this get. '-lSccllon o.
As a COUNTERPART 10 this the act also PROVIDES
that all PAYMENTS OF money on Government ae-
count by National banks may be made in National
currency. On fLis Point he act roads: "And Inc
same National currency shall he received az par iH
all parts of the United States in payment oil taxes
excuses. public lands and all other dues 10 'he
United States, except for duties On imports; ana
also for all salaries and other debts and demands
owing by the United states to individuals, coTo-
rations and associations within the United States,
exeeH, interest on the public debt az" IN rdeh'p'
ton of the National currency See. 25.l Nilie
II Is admitted that there is convenience in hcor 6
ing to the clearinghouse, as regards the coH'c-
ton Of checks and drafts, 1t Is eoatended 'nd' q
bank doing a large Government business is nuVn
safer out Of the clearing house than ID H. ior 'nc
the bank can collect in money and pay - SUED
money as is specGed in the act. bank reSeiS;Ss
National currency OF tie collectors and for Govern.
ment loans must necessarily have the rnNi'se u
paying over to the Government IL i'Ao h'0"'
1.-The clearinghouse by q rue compeis INC pa! "'
Of other money for such account II INC uI"'s az
near through that channel. il is qu'e o'lu'A'
Then. that a National bank receiving nan hi'l'o"
oer day for Government credit and paying over ~
10 the Government on drafts an equal amount
sbond 70 be safe. hold itself IN position to pa!
sucb drafts in such currency. And until NauoDa'
currency is made Clearinghouse money! SOM
of the National banks, We have reason 10 peie'''
will stand aloof from the Clearinghouse purely Oh
prudential considerations.
The imports at Newly ork for The week were;
| March l6 March March .
n. pf- ~. l9Jt-l Si.Jt9, 90
General Merchandise. 2,N9,@sj 2,T2.V. I''4'>"'
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TIL .m.bin Paou Shun was successfully launched on sat
j -, fror, the ward OF Jeremiah simons1n AZ pIeen
non She was towed the Neptune Iron Work where se
viii receive her machinery, and its expected pe isu'
A. souder CO. Of Philadelphia have just launched me
-, y.el steamer Star of the Union This hne crai ts
ength over II of 25 feet and "A feet width OF beam sne
decke6 ard has 20 feet depth OF hold sbe desshco
for the New York snd New-Oriesns rade, ana WI NC 0
handed by Cspt. Alonzo Blanchard u ,,n,.. ,
fine big Of about 28o built by Edward Mlef va
rom his ward IN South Salem the l5ti inst q
~ J Virginia 4, owned By Messrs. Graham ssfoiisno
,bsI Of his cy and will be commanded BY Capt "i-ui
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIL TrRx-MARoB IL Before Ju.
l. .Ir.u.


Alfred Is. Bnton agi. Ira Chase, it,
THIS case Is for the conversion Of iron work tools
materials alleged to have been iake by the defendant
The establishments owned By Mr.. -. on Broadway aud
on Forty ,i1h-st were cold and delivered by him to the
Plaintiff after negotiations, Of the lith Il February 1903
Some yiencc was given IN agreement made for
sale in December 1862 but delivery appears to have
taken place then. Some time between December aud Apr
grea, portion Of the property consisting OF iron furniture 1ud
seon j. brought lie Court confined the Jury to the qa,.
ons at what time toe goods taken, directing them TO
nd verdict for the plaintiff for the value Of any goods taken
after the llth day Of February. 49,
ford BALDWIN and Judge Allen for plaintiff {. w.
Thomas Thatcher az, the Baltimore L Ohio n. II.
PaOhA Co procured from an agcnt of the railroada
BIZ q aiding ie ?50 bbs of hsky which was t. the
plaintiff, and which he advanced about S25VL Ho row
biags suit FOR this amount Upon tie trs epfeafed that
tho she Bit 81 adiDs given e hssy hsd never been
,iyItd but fraud had been committed, with which however
The plaintiff not connected Tie Court after great deal
Of hesitation finally directed the complaint 10 be dismissed
the ground hs; agent had authority give such fraud
uon vcucler subject pios be- head in the
instance Ut General Tern. Fue Cht,endeu for plaintiff
SPECIAL TERx-MARcH l7-BefcseJu,tice MoXcRIrF.
DECISIONS.
Charles Drcvert act. Walter v. Loyell--Rcfcr-
report conf med. Soounn g. Nootruh sgi Washing
VsicntneOrder vncaiing Of granted Wi
liam n. Blslr agi. Lewis ". Neek,-Noou granted Mar
rae,te Koch ar Thomas Cok-Moton granted on terIn
CORTLAND Palmer sgt j. w faIJie-Nofion granted on TENS
SUIEKIOW COLRI-SPEcIAL TERr-hARcB I0-BefoTe
Justice MosCRitr.
INJUNCTION SUIT.
Cr,oI4r Pidpeon act. Phineas T. Bsnum and smother.
Tho pla'nth IN this case has q lease OF the prop
cry which De now having ten eleven year
les le property .hu ~ the meantime be- sold The
have conveyed tbs 70 M bagn, and tie painh seeks 20
aside tie eylnce and riifsn the meantime Mr.
'spu from s"ng tgan the ground ia' the sale l. MOI
ao I, dssoise ihe enpo,ry ihisncon we, h1.ae
49, 49, iae aud 10. sadsyts AID red Int owing h
b, e,a, 'grp' q counsel ais-Denin TIE wssyost
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SuIREME COURT-cuAxBsRs-BefoIeJ Justice LtoSARp.
THEATRICAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Davis ast. Van Arnaen.
Tie plaintiff whose stage name is Mrs wilkins
formerly Of the HayDaIket 1heaer j. suing the proprietor Of
Troy Theatre breach Of engagement aud claims
900 damage- The present motion TO change the venue
to Troy. whic. granted ON terms.
Jane, DunlLy for plaintiff Iiadley Go. FOR defendant
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comm cAIENpARs-Tn. DAY.

SUPREME ouhT-CIRcUIT.-Part I-Nos. 4oi'
40 3!i III I4os l1l1, 1891 l,31 "a 81 ll p % oS
oai gG sl 3lO 1872 lgf ilo, 1886 1920 1884, Sss lJoV
as 67s 1922, 7ci 0,8 sJ2, ~. =. ,o,- 1907
.o1s laI ISL issl s775 ol7 lo', 500. 49: 1859 ~
ri, agp3 Part llSo 10 , a., sf t''' '''' ''' ''''
C1uET o. COMMON PLEAs.-Inal Iern-Ad'
iou.ls ed to Tutsday.
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SUPREME COURT-Cmou1-MARcH l7-Btfore Justice
CLERKE.


Tn the case Of James OLloyd ct al: agt. Susan
L.pdyke-Iiesrl tie 10th inst TIE Court Iehdeiea
Judgment Tor p1,ntih, io' 'he sum Oh F'V """
3D. O. Wharton smith ast The Independent Line Of is!e
case heard on the ION inst, the Court rem
d ndrrncnt r., plaintiff for 81, $50 G3 with interest from
Mo ~ ln-I
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President Lincoln was completely exhausted
By the latige Of tn. Inauguration ceremonies but il
covering kENTs East INDIA COFFEE should be used in all
such cs,ss It pos,es.es wonderful recupera,ye power
Sold by al grocer.
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Disaster.

Our corespouaent East Mohches, under date OF Nsic,
n states mai fnLrgged brig Is nsbore opposite that pace
She went IN during the preceding night and nes Directly
ON shore snd om appearance well up on the beach. ihs
was no oTporuity of getting her name or where run S0'
enough Tor the morning mail.
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Auakcn,

Steamship Mississippi bound S-l,th inst
Bris Wild Hunter bound Nth inst, on Hattsrss. ~
schr Navigator hence, bosnd s.-l4th inst, lat 80 "'
lon. II 81 w.. ,o. .., .
Brig EIamplrr from Martinique for Newforh-o'" i'''
Of the Delaware.
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aac'ph Hitter AIT TLonas Standardization grantei' MN
"a ~ ar. rc w Tate q cases)-Order granted ih"9
5ee " Pnocuix sgt Richard i.rinston- Moi,on san,.5
N'ct,.i x wilson az. . Nathaniel NJ. TeUy-Oder granted
t,,, \ roun ngt fbeuel,r H. Brown-Motion TO eAte'u
tine 10 answer gIsnted Elizabeth smith ast Atin Smith
Motion s.aLttd.
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BORT tl)arorns' Aotite.
STATE OF NEw-YoRx,
porr-WAcf pvs' OYFIcs, No. lO4 Ns.l'st'

STATE Ngw-foRK
porr-WA,6 yxs' OYFIc. No. lO4 Nsist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance win
10, Of the Get passed April IA, 1857. EMIT ed M
4e TO Recognize Warden. once ei the f. Of ~,
Sors 10 ~. per interested In or having charge :"
TO- sisf Of nch inquiry examination or survey bnns
ihe following vessels under eEanlniton oy ng n.
W,,a.n. and that tie said or examinations vi" %
,omnIs,ed within ieu dlys next succeeding ths hoSs w
beard sad vessels: ,erR
Freedom.
Bar. o. w kOcsey
BARK Miism Van Ann. $500 r. ~
Bark r. A. Souder... ...'''''''''''''''Ho""''oT
BARK lherCsc.
Bark Aretta..............,...sJ JACKSON Z" "
BRIG /aante l. u
pSs uerriwa.......,.......W Woodruff Robinsons
Buf L, NJ Merritt. Jackson Woodfups
Brig HELEN. .oies
Srir n. ~ Perkins. Delahcys
sctr ~ = ~
MNTHORSE TOMPkINs President.
J Arcs HERMAN Secretary.
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born William Arnold, u. Pierre. II Bu,tmtn. IL Atkinson
and lady, J. Pierce, Antonio de Trays H. Blum heer
Mere Hector Hache,te Louis