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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

IT Is WELL.-Our old townSman. II.
r. Hawkins, one of the editors Of the
Gold Hill News. has been appointed o.
s. Consul a, TumbeE, Peru. We most
heartily congratulate our old friend, and
hope that this is but the frs, step on the
ladder which he has the undoubted ability
to ascend to far greater heiSht.-AE6Hrn
Stare a1d &rtpls. e as7aS i G1a--. .-s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Az ACCOMMODATING 00vBRSAEST.a-
Among the last acts Of the rebSl Congress,
before 1t took flight from Richmond, was
one spabling Jefferson Davis toseize upon
all the gold in the Banks-which hePro
badly did. The Confederacy was never
known to allow such chance to go un-
improved. since the days Of Floyd. 1t
was shabby return to the Banks for sheiE
sympathy. .s' . e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

wHIS the Federal Constitution was
adopted, every State except South Caroli-
M permitted negroes to exercise the right
Of suffrage on the same trims as white
men. The excepted State made religious
distinctions also.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
AN FRANCISCO DIsPArUH.
ESPECIAL pIspA1cH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY Srual
san Francisco. May 2-2rx.


Gold.
A dispatch from New York to-day
quotes Gold at l4S.
Forenoon Stock Sales
Belcher, Sl.2oo@l,lso.
Potosi. $730(97O0.
Choller, $6SO@6sO. ...
Savage. $l.6OO@I.66o.
Gould & Curry, $l,700.
Hale & Nurcross, $3.50.
Ophir. $500.
Moscow, $4sI@471.
Yellow Jacket. 30, 000@2, 026.
Sierra Nevada. $2l.
Crown Point. Sl,loo@l, l25.
Imperial. $28o@276.
Bullion. $3.50.
Spring Valley Water Co., $6l.
GREENBACKS, 72i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

PApxxs AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS q
Phelan. post Office. Gold HILL have i0t
al. to the reading public a nice lot Of
Eastern pic,orials, magazines, and ne"
,.r;od;c.is and song books, which are now
~ :. one-hAlf and two thirds the former
49,. Give than call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

WrrHDRAwM-M essrs. Eaves & I'VE
have Withdrawn their gift entertainment
and prize list for the present. The prizes.
however. can Be bought At their store,
corner Of Union and c streets, At good
cash rates. -f..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

SOMEBODY said: When traitors be.
come numerous treason becomes respecta-
ble," and President Johnson says he will
do his best to eradicate both cause and
effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
IS SAY FLO r
H. lar RIs,
AT A. B. PAUL 4 CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.
Cold HIl - NaKahn Tar,ifnrs

Gold HIn ..........-......NeVada Territory
THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED A.
] Assayer eight Years In California, and for two
years In Nevada Territory, Ii now ct Gold Hill, where
he will attend 10 any business entrusted 10 him with
promptness and dispatch.
Gold, Silver and ores Of Every Deserfp-
tion Assayed,
And returns Of Bullion made within si1 hourIIn Bar.
or Coin, at the option Of the depositors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
Died.

KELLY In Gold Hill, April 3uth, Annie, daugh.
Ter Of IN. aud Margaret Kelly, aged 2years
an months
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Truckee Canal, Mill and !Minlns Compa.
ny,-.otce is hereby given. that at meeting o. the
Board Of Trustees Of said company held o1 the zssa
zach and eyery share Of the capital STOCK OF Said
company was levied. payable immediatay IN E1Id
coin, TO the Secretary, at his once, IN uoia nhl'
Storey county, Nevada. pp,ova s..,,
told mn Msv2 1855 my2 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02

Golden Swau i;oId and silver Mlning
Company-T he sale Of this company. which was %
be held on Nay lst, .ls65. has been posiponed 70
the Company ONCE, Gold Hill. By order Of the
Trustees. GEo, W. IuhSLt, seS
Gold Hin. May !, 1915. myzsa-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sALE.-BY yIRTUE -OF

sCHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
y execution issued out Of and under the Seal Of the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District Of tho
State of Minnesota, in and for the County Of Blue
FIRST day OfJuy A. D. 1864, in action therein pend
ing, wherein Isaac Marks Plaintiff, and Sylvanus
d. Lowry was Defendant, for the sun, of Two Thou
sand Seven hundred and ffty-fve and l5-lOO Dollars
eted in the County Of Stearns in said State, the
18th day Of july A. D. 1864, have this I'd day of
August, A, d. 1865 levied upon the following real
tate and all the interest which the said Syvanus b.
Lowry has has had in the same since the dock
citing Of said Judgment, in said Stearns County, viz;
The North West Quarter Of the North East Quarter
and the North East Quarter of the North East Quar-
ter excepting rectangular tract Of eight forty
east and wet: lying in the South East corner Of the
said North East Quarter Of the North East Quarter
and contiguous to the east and south boundary lines
Of said North East Quarter Of the North East Quarter
in section Nnmber~ten lo), town Ono hundred and
twenty-four Q2D north, Of range twcmty-eight C2S)
west; also triangular tract containing fifty and 50.
100 acres lying in the North West Of section
eleven 11 town one hundred aud twenty-fuur (124)
north, of range twcntyeight 2S west, said tract be-
ing bounded the north and west by the north and
west boundary lines of said section eleven lD and
the southeast by the northwest boundary line of
Lowry's Addition to the town Of Saint Cloud; also
triangular tract of and 6OIOO acres in the
South West of the South West Quarter Of the
hundred and twenty four {I24) north, Of r,nge twc
weight (2S) west said tract being bounded the
west and south by the west and south boundary lines
of said South West Quarter Of the North West Quar-
ter and the Northeast by the Southwest boundary
line of Lowry Addition to the town Of st. Cloud also
the following described lotsan blocks in Lowrys add-
ton to the town Of St. Cloud according to the plats
survey Of said addition made by T. H. Barrett and
said stearns County viz: All Of Block Oyng in said
addition all of Block e. lying in said addition
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI. /.
A sss.t3 gEsS5 3 S August lst 1865.

IL - August LIST, 1865.
10 Gottlei6 Mart, Esq. r...59 s.ssa.=:.,s 5, ~
slR.-You are hereby notified to appear At the U.
8. Land Office, at st. Cloud, Minus ON the 18rH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1865 at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon Of said day. to show cause why your Homestead
entry No. 633 made At the Land Once, ct st. Cloud,
Mimi, on the 4th day Of May, 1884 upon tx of Nh
IA and H1@ Sc IA Of section No. 4, town 81, range
~ not % 6y you
said tract and will then and there offer proof In sup
port thereof when opportunity will be given you
ofjustifying your rights to said tract.
: = @ssE-# HENRY c.. WAIT, Register. s
augiit.6w W. b. MITCHELL, Receiver. !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

ra,.,.5 -, - ~, AHon1a !, kLn Nrn,,nc.
Dds lo1 nA!'-on u -. 8. '1S f.op =.
SAILS Tor furnishing nay 20 various posts IN
Minnesota, advertised for ia this paper for
the mast two weeks. were opened by CAPT.
Co.,. =, ar.,,a., nh. fnllo~,rn az. ~.
- J. 4. go. -, 3 3 !. wy =
posts, the number q tons 1or eaon, the
name Of successful bidder, and the price
per ton
F Fort sn.,,;nrs 5 az, ,or. s IS Roh.r ! .
M.n.nn.h Mn a ton. 4 nata. ' az
Amai;a fais nn tons IN sS y G. ~. ' az
Tin f..Lae Is - h1l ton. r. r 'Rantlv I, m
r. W.dsvorth nCi, tons X Wvman. - *
Had - L;ftIa "a gonvnnG. 5Gton.
- II Tom,;n.on 80 oS.S--' - on
salmon lava M;nn "a t"n.''. n.t.. az
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

RAMA heavy rain poured down from
Tuesday evening until Wednesday fore
noon. Three inches and q half of water fell
during that time. Bright weather has toll
lowed.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

FIsK's EXPEDITION. number Of teams
belong ing to Fisk's Expedition to the Vel,
lowstone have arrived and are. encamped on
the east side Of the river, directly opposite
this place.. Capt. Fisk. Gen. Meagher and q
number Of others arc expected this evening.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

FRon IDAHo.-A man named Jenkins ar
rived from Idaho last week and took q
homestead in Morrison county. He re-
ports that Mr.. Vim. s. Moore is at the
mines and is doing very we'll; but that he
intends returning home the coming fall.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

APfo,NrNENTs.-Thef following are Bish-
op Whipple's appointments for this section
Of the State:
Clearwater, Sabbath Aug. 9Th. at l0a A. N.
st. Cloud, I" =" u Z. NJ.
Little Falls, Monday, Aug. 7th at p Pm.
Fl. Ripley, I" s." 7P. NJ.
Grow Wing, Tuesday, Aug sth, at 2p. NJ.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03
CENSUS RETURN or sTEARNgCOUN-
~, JUNE Asst, 1e08.

1860 1868 3475 1888
Census Of 1860, 1905
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

A young man. named VIM. 3. Delafield.
whose parents reside at Staten Island, N
Y, being on visit 10 some friends in
Carleton, Freeborn county, accidentally
shot himself with shot gun on Monday
last. While sitting in the wagon, his com.
panion, young man. having stopped at a
house near the road side, young Dela6eld,
it is supposed in changing the position Of
his gun accidentally discharged the piece,
driving the whole contents into his side.
lie lived about two hours after the acct
dent.-Rochester Post. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

They (the negroes) have taken our
time, our first born, and our money freely.
Chicago Times.
Maybe they had some claim to your "first
born" What color was it?-Louisville
Journal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

GRoc CT "a.
In connection with our stock of Drugs.
We keep = good supply Of Groceries, to
which We invite the attention of the public.
E. W. & l.. G. SIMS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

COuSUS u ACOV, 4UVO
Il Of these, about 400 are Germans and
their children born here; about $500 Amer
leans, and the balance 4s8, about equally
divided between French, Irish, English.
Scotch and a few Norwegians. Two set
Elements back Of St. Joseph, one, the so
called Schwinghama settlement belonging
to Munson, and tho other an Irish settle
ment belonging to Brockway, and q few
others through the county have not been
returned. These, with the emigration since,
(St. Joseph received over 20 Austrians at
onetime, &c., since, which are not returned
will bring the present population Of stearns
County to be at least 5000. - 3 ~ !:
We are indebted to John Zapp, ESQ.,,
Register of Deeds Of Stearns County,
for tho above report.-ED. DEN
*The Assessor informs us that he was
unable to include in his returns a large
number of soldiers without families, resi-
dents Of St. Cloud at the time of their en-
listment-estimated at fully 100.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

Oh! No, l never mention him-that is,
the man who thinks that Sims is not the
best place in Northern Minnesota for buy
ing all kinds of staple and fancy goods be-
longing to the drug trade. A man with
'thalf an eye" can see that they are able
TO supply the demand in any department
of their business. s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

"A Louisville dispatch of the 9th ult.
says: j.. s.<t. ~ =. s~1 ..:s.a. 81
A soldier belonging to the Cd Minnesota
regiment was shot and killed by a guard
yesterday. The soldier insisted upon riding
on the sidewalkg,and hence the fatal result
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-03

NJ House and lot for sale in Lowry's
Addition. Inquire Of as f. I'D
1-4W - !. G. WILSON. +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-07
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR FENToN.

Friday, April IA, Appointed . Day OF
Thanksgiving for the Union Victories.
Richmond has fallen. The wicked men who governed
the socaed Confederate States have fed their capital
shorn of their power and influence The rebel armies
have defeated broken and scattered and the for
mdable character Of the rebellion is apparently at an
armies, under Providence, are rapidly moving to the
closing Of the war Through the sesacrnce and
heroic devotion Of our soldiers the life Of the republic
has been saved and the integrity Of the American Union
maintained.
In view Of these important events, Of the achieve
ments Of noble armies and their gallant leaders; in
view Of the progress made In suppressng the rebellion
and the encouraging prospects of the early return Of
peace there s great cause for rejoicing, Thanksgiving
and praise.
/, REUBEN Z. TRNroN Governor Of the State Of New
York. do, therefore, issue this my proclamation desig
mating Friday the 18th of April instant he day appoint
cd for the ceremony Of raising the United States flag
Fort sumter) a day Of Thanksgiving, prayer and
praise to Almighty God for the signal blessings We have
received at His hands; and I hereby recommend re
gous societies Of all denominations 70 open their places
Of worship and the people, absaining from their usual
svocaons to assemble therein and with grateful hearts
unite in prayer and praise to Him who has mercifly
remembered ~ In the hour Of greatest need and
peril
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
axed the privy seal Of the State ct the city Of Al
bany, this sixth day Of April, in the year d our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sxty-Hve
r. e. FENTON.
Cropor q HAsrrcs Private Secretarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-07


Bsrh Penbroks (Br,. sk.ihs osrdsnaA dAyi Win -
.. s:t S.1 %a;r . CT. Hamilton Bermuda day. with
fsass i $sgh .s s; :.s Ss
u. q: 1:; q ass.ss asrs Gslsstsi S.
sas Penguin OBJ 6oaysrs Bermuda days. with Goa. y
Brig lis tBr Simmons. Nassau, days. with cotton. 70
si sss Ssr. Landry, AreAat day. with COAL to
of sRR. pHr
s0Rgas' s'! Just G s,.s q T mssS,..
Brig II Leeds, whltmore, Rockiand for Philadelphia
Pre- Geo Preset s,. MI MI; yInsh,vs9
days, with fruit % Small 4 Co.
ssg: :i ssgs Foster. o.us days.
whsIg r. Es.. a.rsor II
Sarah johnson tBr Moore Corvallis With po..soe'
soSr Harriet 1sr Brett s. Andrews, NIB. days. with
schr Envoy. Pearl, New Orleans days. with -four &c, to
schA Hsock Brewster Port Royal days "a Inst
IN heavy blow lost mainsail and split f ore
bsa: s aR%ssy
schr Seven sisters Crowley Addison, days
ssSr "a EqSP; Saas Cutler 70 day.
6 RoslI.nd is1 ssl tin gs,a,,n,.
Schr Bay State, HAllett, bostOn
Schr M Tyler, Fuller, Boston.
schr Plymouth Rock, Parker Boston.
Schr President Bourne New Bedford, 40 hours.
schr Mortimer, Chase, New Bedford
Schr ID G Floyd Kelly, Newport
Schr Prince OF Wales (Br), McNab Norwich.
Schr New Globe, Bray, Eastern port bound s.
Schr L Bayles Bayles, Port Jefferson.
Sloop Rhode Island, Rhodes, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Endymon from Mediterranean in the Lower
Bay, waiting orders.
SAILED.
Steamers Northern Light Yazoo; barks Louis Elisa, Ma
ria, Maggie Leslie briggs America Farato Curtis II
Cole schrs Baldwin, Aristo Srrah Smith, Endeavor and
Louisa Smith
Wind At sunset SSE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-07

Died.
CoxrLAs-0n Thursday, April Q, LsoronA, youngest
child OF James ID. and Leonorz Comeas, OF Brooklyn
BucKIsY.-0n Thursday, April Q, infant son OF
Martin and Hannah Buckley, aged Q months and .
days.
he friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this friday Afternoon al
half o'clock from the residence Of bis paren's
EOS West Forty.fit street
AT los West Nineteenth street, on wednesday,
April 8, Mrs. IKE, wife OF James Lee.
Funeral this friday morning, halfpass ten o'clock
Mr. Leo Is believed 70 be on Staten Island HIS orphan
childr. need his presence
DoyLx.-on "Wednesday, April s, MAr!aEw DoYis' son
OF John and Ann Doyle aged years and montha
Matty dear, you have left M,
And your loss we greatly feel
But lis God that has bcreft us
Ho can all our sorroTs heal
Wrap the cold cold sheet around him,
Fold his arms across his breast,
Lay him gnnty IN his coffin
For oar dsrings gone forest
The funeral will Lse place ron the residence OF ns
paroots, h5 Fr't street, Williamsburg, TINS prioay)
afternoon, al two e'clOls
is"" nVs Dea.As ses Sec nd Paoel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-07
Miscellaneous.

Purser Fl Field, Of steamship Guiding STAR from New
Orleans, has thanks for favors.
sa ELECTRIC sSAn. Candage below Portland before re-;
standing the went ashore on the soft
mud on Ledge nS % bsr az s
she would be got on next day.
Sur LORD before reported returned e San
struck the reef snd Knocked OF some which start
had heavy weather during most Of the shipping
other damage
ExrRAoRDrARY PAssAoE-The bark Emily Ada Captain
scity in ten days, which is unprecedented
prr Ren.haw of and from Boston for Beaufort. NC March
Foreign Ports.
Per- b. brig s snSy Bird oup FIN
xU1 Oars March SD sshr Eliza, MsDOasla RS.ton
B s!s CHATTER os Tntsy dss
sss sn sS%ssy III BE-
S% Ss s. DG%psSs r S Sss I 70:
sS ssS s Noe Sha1s S
0r s. Ansss;rIss Tsr Am
dag: c STs Acms Now York; &
Cow BAY. Ss April Arr bark Sunshine Edwards New
for New York p, barks R.ynSnd Csccksr for Boston
Lord Chancellor for NYork; bss Btlcw (Br Dexter for
Portand Cuba Br Holmes; Caracas (Br) Bregh Louisa
{Br) Keynes Mass Bsl Brsa.hSw and vile d. L%srca
Gertrude {Br Chids for EOreans Herald Davis and Ne
Lucy Taylor; Sylvia ComsocE; Alarm, Baker, and Cham
pion, Eager, upc; and the late arrivals
MAfAFzAs March SIN port barks Sissboo (Br) Lawry
and Grinlths Drunmond. for NYork dg John Carver
Pa
Ocean Home, weldon FOR sasA cld s9hl brss winonah
OBJ Parker do; VIM Greenoueh Campbell. from Mas
9Th for do; Nevius Freeman, Tor Boston Bne
Herring do; Harry Br), knight for Baltimore; schrs
De6oto johnson, for do dg Leonessa Gilman Tor Phar
dephia do; aud others.
RExRDIo March AIN port bark Sarah Hobart erosion.
for Boston days.
sr THoxAs March Dan bark M.roslo Berg Phila,
load for New York; Minnie Henderson, TO load for Nor
wich doth been reported In l6th) Argo (Br Alike
ma laysxuez 10 load for Philadelphia
In port th Br chip Jessie Ann Harvey from R.ngoon
for New York. schr Elem for hayssuez 70 load for do:
others Q befero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-07

p.r In the solemn ceremonies with which the old flag
that four years ago, lowered upon Fort SUMTER s
be rais again upon that memorable spot seems
desirable 10 express to you something Of the feel
ings which Nil our hearts as you 20 forth upon this go
Tious enand
In reviewing the past four years we have nothing TO
regret respect To the part which this church has taken Ia
sustaining the government It's efforts 10 suppress rebel
hon except that It has been so smsltha We done
so little and sacrificed SO little in support OF just
and gheola Nor do regret the position which this
church has always occupied in reference TO slavery we
an error and crime. Your testimony and = has al
ways been given in spirit of love both for master
and the slave ana now that slavery as we trust aOOs,
enactment, need not renew the arguments which we
have days past felt 1t duty TO urge But now IN
hearts drawn towards our brethren ct the South
in . peculiar manner, and DESIRE through
you, express our feelings toward them We viii yo
20 say to tc on our tea that haze dssrs TO gry
over en-far less any dc,fe for revmle Gladly do ws
isave vengeance 10 Him scAo alone beox9 prdyiMg
or We seek only the highest good Of tho South; we
gladly hail the signs Of repentance and returning reason
tho part of our felow-citzens who have been LED
astay and are ready 70 give those who truly return 10
loyalty the greeting Of Christian welcome and brothery
love We wish privilege for ourselves under the 60
vernment which would not give to every loyal man
everywhere but insisting only on the necessary guaran
tees for freedom and equal rights for ALL should re.
occ to receive back erng brethren 10 all blessings
And wish especially appeal to the Christian men
OF the South to hasten the reconciliation which we
and all Christians at the North DESIRE and 70 take the
lead in restoring peace TO country which can never De
divided feeling that In way they or we better
serve our common Master than by promoting peace and
good will among brethren while maintaining justce'
May the Lord go with you, protect you, inspire and
guide you to full measure Of usefulness and bring you
again to your lab0rs In our midst.
On behalf Of the church.
THOS. G. SHEARMAN,
JOHN W. MASON, }Commttee
E. II. GARBUrT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-07
SHIPPIN NE VS..
ALMANAC FOR yoRK-rHn
IS NOON sKTs. . ~
80 WATER. morn D -
Port Of New York, April 0, 1868.

CLEARED
Steamship yaxoo, Couch Morehead City
Steamship America, Gift City Point-wakeman, Gookin
ship Cordclia l9,). Morris pOrdeaurc 7, Burgess
BARK Jupiter tRu.), Kuckens, cadIz-H Koop Co.
Bark Teresa Dutch Hoyer st Thomas and Maracaioo-
BARK NORMAN OBJ, Henderson, Barbados-oeo Bulley
Bark FsmiIa DAM, Moller Havana-rrujIo yinins,
ssrk Eco Colsor pI' cocora MatarrssrRP Buck Co.
Brig Ty,S r, gradshsw MsnssnoJD psyOf Co.
Brig Thomas Young Obj, Young, CharlotetownMiller
Bris Milo tBr) Townsend Giace Bay Miller Houghon
schr Flash tcr Thorpe, Tanpico-Bret Son Co Clear
scbr M K Thorne (Br, Chamberlain, oreytownccntrai
schr Wave Cole CITY Poipsyyan Prun. sIaeh. ~, =.
s sr uniea h%'f Bran sssS
sssF sfs@sySas Ssi'fT
schr Diadem, BENJAMIN, PhIladelphIs.Bsker Dayton
sssr t sqR gon: sSsss@aw sT ssS
schr 8 " KimOai, Crockett Gioussster1w Brown Co.
sssr EIs:.o SS Ssx%sH; DiSs:on Racket Son
Steamer Thompson, Munroc, Baltimore
ARRIVES
Steamship Teuicnia tHam) Hack, Hamburg, March 10
hard, co Had heavy sales
Key %s w and NS%
Co Put into the latter port short Of coal Had heavy
Put oS coal II
1854 Geo Young oer died Of yellow fever at the hospital
steamship Guiding Star, Knapp, New Orleans, March "a
sw Pass 2h via Key West where she put In for coa with
mdse and passengers, TO jas Raynor
Steamship Empire City " transport, Barton Key West
days and hours, TO US Quartermsster
ton NC, via Fortress Monroe 10 U \ Quartermasser.
Steamship Illinois ~ tranfport, kridge, Wilmington,
NC, In ballast, 10 Quartermaster
Steamship New York Gus transpor sosbury, Fortress
Monroe, 70 = Quartermaster.
Ship ffberua (rl Jansen, Liverpool 70 days with mdsc
and Passengers TO Tarsco Bros Co. Two deaths and
Ship wisconsin (Br) ARGUS Liverpool n days. with mdss
and S9 passengers, 70 Williams &uuon. One death and
one birth.
Ship Neptune Peabody, Liverpool Feb 2s with ndse aud
two births March r. lat a 3 lon o. steamship CITY Of
Baltimore hence for Queenstown and Lvepvol IN the
Gulf Stream during violent gale VIM II Gardner alias Vim
Gordon, Of Philadelphia, fell from the jbboom overheard
and lost.
Ship Queen Of the East schibye Newcastle ~ DAYS with
COAL 10 Croker Warren. From Ion 81 had strong gales;
lost topgallantmast ID inst evening the edgs OF
the Gulf fire ball burst between the tore
Summing the greater portion Of the crew.
ship Parsna Argeni Lang.ton, Buenos Ayres, Feb IL,
witt WOO &c, 10 W DeForrest u Co. -
d. % via Madeira a. days, with wool mssier March ~
y Ion az a. spoke Hanover schr Nicholas from Grmsby
for Port Prince. =,
BARK Mayaower tof New Haven't Loveioy Barbados, II
dys, With molasses, 70 II Trowbrdges Sons. - IA,
Hark Jlne ring tBrl Thompson, Aatsnzas IL days WIN
sugar, 70 I Nevfis Son. - =.
Bark ursa, Cfig Canfunros n days with moisses 70
tmp.on clspp aid 10 with Dr brig Maple Fshoy' 10
New York