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Evening star., 1865-05-01
RYrAs. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionssrs.

tX
SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
On THURSDAY MoRk1Ne. May 4th. com.
I1 mfneas 5t st. >. oe"Gk ct Ne st.eet between
Iects OF . family removing frem the city. CON
Mahogany case Piano Forte, BY Knsbe & Ge.sI.
Damsss covered Diva,, and Hair cloth Chairs,
psmask shs Lace Curtains mss and 0erncs,
BOOK case and Secretary.
Walnut am Mahogony Bedsteads,
walnut and Hs. Mshesany Ba5esus and washatsnds.
husf and asi: top Mattressts, IS''
Mshesanss Dining Tables, ana Marble top Side
gEs:TEixsTss.oGf s., ,wssSAtuHs; Buckets, as,.
stsi Essles osFSss s4S easnSsF 81 ofsss Sfss5s's'
One large imitation stevar. Ccok ssoye and
Flat top SooE:re Stove and Fixtures.
ieiNs 'AjA JAS C. MCGUIRE Co. Aucta.
ATE clock. On Ihe premises, tie House and
column. ap25td
RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.
AtcTIoE SALE OF THE CHOICE STOCK OF
sEp SssTTxRIisHsissI siS FksMsfIxh.
ftkps,i IA pAssANuE' DIRhorLS OPPOSITE WILL
II copsequence Of the ill,heaish of Mr. Jo-
DAY MORNING. May 4. 1867. at 10 O'Clock, their
embracing
Very cd Cognac Brandies. IN bottles and casks
Very old Bourbon and Bye Whistles, do.
Very old Pert. Sherry, and MedairA Wines
Scotch Aies London Porter
Champagnes, Olaset, and White Wines
ZINE French Cordials
Green and Black Tea,, t6.lb caddies
full assortment of Crosse j. BlAckweii'a London
eauces and Pickles
sardines, French Peas, Oil. Mustard. &c,
Fine Havana Cigars, Domestic do. smokins To-
bacco
Large lot of Fancy Greessies
Store Fixtures Wagon, newt, large Clock. owe,
the storet.
To be sold in quantities to suit the trade.
Cstaio gees ready day of sale.
Terms CASH.
an e9-tt 7 O. SQUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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A LARGE AMOUNT or GOODS TO sH SOLD AT
AUCTION WITHOUT RHSEkVE.
On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 q. M, 2ist and
Streets, viz: Comprising Boots snd Shoes, Ladies'
Caters new aud second hard Clothing almost IS
good a. NJ ", Furniture Watches, Jewelry, Kilchen
and Pocket On liery: Notions, Sesars aud Tobacco,
Fancy Soap, 200 yards of Ingram Carpet q larss
assortment of oil Paintings, Steel 10 cravings OF
the Prominent Generals OF the United states
Day eales NJ ndays and Fridays
Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays aud Saturdays .,
The highest cash price paid for Furniture, &C.
Out door sales ptly attended to.
ap l2-lm* McDEVITT6 & CONNOLLY, Aucts.
A LRRED HUNTER BOOK SALES AT AUC.
"A TONI am constantly in receipt Of cata
!osues OF Rare Books and Wilt buy on commission.
Books boush' and sold Great ANTIQUARIAN Book
store, opposite Growers g Theatea ap Is ct"
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CoCECIL VISIT TO WAsHINGToN.-Inc com
pliauce with an invitation from Mr.. f. M
Gallaudet, President OF the Board of Managers
OF the Columbia Institution for the Deaf Dumb
an Blind, the members of the Baltimore Civ
Council Will on Thursday morning pay a visit
to this city for the purpose of visiting that in
Sitution.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

THK FUNERAL or RICHARD S. CON.-The
InterHent OF the remains OF this much esteemed
Cltlzen was attended by very large represen-
ration OF the members of the bar many other
prominent citizens, aud a large concourse of
friends Among the number were included
many OF the oldest residents of Washington.
The funeral services were performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Kelly and DR.. Pyne. The pail bearers
were Hon. w. W. Seaton, Johnson HELEN,
Esq, Mr.. Robert Beale, warden OF the Jail,
VIM. A. Bradley, Esq, DIR. p. Parker, Philip
II. Fendall. Esq, Major I. l.. Smith, and Chief
Justice Cartier. The remains were inferred in
the Congressional burying ground.
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PROF. MARINIs FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL
will be held at his Academy, street. between
9th and 10th, on Tuesday evening, May 9th. A
most elegant ard attractive entertainme Mt Is
anticipated from the extensive preparations
being made. The classes are very large and
successful. and the affair will undoubtedly
reflect great crediton the accomplished teacher.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No 526, corner 7th and D streets north.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
On Thu RsDAY, May 4. at s O'Clock p. m. We
shall sell in front Of the premises. Lot IS in r.
division Of square S3I y his Lot has front of Is
feet, running back "a feet 10 inches,
Terms Ops half cash; the balance IN ak auf
twelve months for nstes bearing interest, secured
by a deed of rust on the premises.
All conreyapcing and revenue stamps as the
an Ss.d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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The FIRE In the notice on Saturday of the
uotiye fire in the alley betweed 7th and
Sth streets, it was stated that II was thought
that the fire originated in the stable of MIR
Barnes. butcher
II has sir ce been ascertained that the fire or
iginated in the frame shanties occupied by
colored people. adjoining the stables The oc-
cupants of these shanties had been notorious
for uisorderly conduct, and for q long time
were @ terror to the neigh borhood.
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Il G.. coptainins fifteen rooms, With water and
eaa, known as No. 40, on Ist street, between Pc.
iomac and Market streets. A lease will be given
from one to four years. For terms. &c inquire
of JOS Il KELLEY, Real Etate gent off ce 363
sth street west. near 1 street north. apl4-n
LrOR SALE-A first rate FRAME HOUSE, con
1 taining "ro' ms, together with valuable Lots,
all in choice fruit. such peaches pears, cherries
pluubs and grapes, al of the best seiection, with
pump Of excellent water, in the yarc, on the cor
ner of G.. 18th street sad Pennsylvania avenue
east For further particulars call 1t premises,
No. SIS. tmh geo ln' u. CARROLh.
EOR sALE-Desirs BILE BUILDING LOTS In diff
u ferent psrts Of the city. InquisI Of WALL
STEPHENS & CO. 322 Pa. av jap2Y eon
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4 ..-.... !. So -. 49, sEN ydEdAy1 Grtsr,o~
three O'CLOCK, the Dutch k mo Foe enusca ksv
Hutton 81, Washington square, me- VIII ~ W.
out further notice The ssnsns 'A's1ss :
kodsiA-es5 Friday Deosussr 1. E4s ysS ON
daughter Of Richard and Ellen Rogers, Add QAAA
The relatives and friends Of the family in71 q
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon. a
from the residence OF her parents No $40 East TA
RrAM-In Brooklyn, on Saturday. Decsmbsr = N
MARY RYAN, aged so years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday Afternoon, .
two O'Clock from her late residence, No Isl Plymouth
street. 1m tMfS tfNT nFs Ia FNstAftx4
SkMoR lon Saturday, December O. or oonsumptioa.
MANY BLACK, wife OF Francis c. Senior, eyed - ysan
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
ber and congregat Of tho Washington square hceho
dist Episcopal church. and members OF Greonwich Lodge
Willard Lodge No ESD, y and 4 M, arc rsspsctisny -
ved to attend the funeral Monday afternoon g
O'Clock, from the church A Fourth street. near eix0
srRIsoxsYnR.-On Saturday, December q Mrs Q. ".
SrRIN0nEYzR, wife Of VIM H. SPsinsmeyer, esd -
years, 1 month and % days
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respessu
invited 70 attend the funeral on Monday afesneoA -
one O'clock from her late residence, Third avenue Ger
nor OF Seventy sixth street.
swAs1x-suddenly, ON Saturday. December 2, sAss1
II ss1 ssa vi sis hsa e his s s.
oolock The relatives ard friends Of tho family ass -
spectfraly invited TO attend.
susAIcs. in she SAN year Il bis ago
The funeral services win be held q the Refpsme9
Dutch church. Warrington square, % Monday ases.1t
Il three O'Clock. The relatives and friends q the nanny
sre respectfully united 20 attend ~ :,
WINSTON Thursday, November y, EMm CnnxD6
DAUGHTER or VIM H. and Maria J. Warren aged year,
. monfhs and % days.
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.

BARrow-RANER Now io.s oa LII W. 49,
20 al the parsonage of the Gene s,lecs mg.nooas'
Episcopal church by tho Rev J. K 20 ~. a., c,,s p" Al"
DARsrow 70 Miss JULIA A. RAISHR boa. =. ~ c''yc -
BIAIn-Du6AREr-On Thursday, Ns'sV , ", ~
che Rev. Peter Stryker. JAMES BLAZE " '-A"'-@
BEST, all Of New York ,..-~.rh.- a :,
the residence OF the brides brother pr James
by the Rev. p Mccarthy, assisted 0y the v = Nnvn,
VAIxMKE BROWNE 70 FANNY B. youngest oAuSus0s VI 'n0
late Dr. Luke O'Reilly, al OF this CITY
BRAsu-KEILY.-In this city. on WEDNESDAY evenanx
November 90 at st. Joseph's parsonage, Dy the hev
Father Reuben j. Parsons, Jr ~ EpwaxD bsA SILL 70
GxmcAnr-MAry.-On Saturday, December 2, by the
Rev. DR. Cooke al his residence, NO % Eleventh
street. GEORGE r. CArH0AR OF Chariessons o ", 70 hi
JEyIs MAYER of Now York city. .
FARRrLl--RYAN-O Tuesday, November ~, by
tho Rev Father Nichols, FRAKcn A. FARRELL 70 ANNIE
u RYAN all Of this city. No cards
\ JAcksox-DESNv.-In Groenpoint, L, On Weanos
day, November 20, by the Rev William keid Mr. JAMES
/ Syracuse r. r., papers please copy. = $3.50 -.
NAnsHAIL-O' CoNNOR.-On THURSDAY Nosemper ~
by tho Rev Father Staxrs " G., WnAAa =: 1A1sHAiI..
ofst MArys county, Maryland. 70 ASsn l. oceSsos OF
Washington papers please copy. .e
RxppmID-THORr.-O Sunday, Ueoomoef -, 1b0S
At the Church OF S. John tho Evangelist In tho city q
RrDyIELD son OF William NJ Redneld 70 yosu THoRr.
WxsnENnurH-DURANr. Tuesday, November II. at
e. James church, CHARLES WeNGExRoTH 20 ANNn T. ,
youngest daughter Of the late John Duant both OF TINS
London and Philadelphia papers please copy
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PolIoe IntclIigence.

AN ALLEGED MURDERER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
The ship Valley Forge, Captain Crowcl from Liver
pool arrived here yesterday, having on board, as
prisoner Frede-iok Bass, alias William Smelling The
ship has nearly Atty days, and it is alleged that
soon after leaving New York the prisoner Knocked
Harry Smith the yardarm to the deck Of the ship
In the fall Smith terribly injured that death
sued afterwards On the arrival OF the ship Bass
taken in charge by officer Frende, OF the Twenty
sixth precinct and United States Commissioner Osborn
committed him for examination The Valley Forge Is
lying OF Castle Garden.
AN ALLEGED ADVERTISING swINDLE.
Mr. William NJ Wcoks, OF Glen Cove Long Island, re.
Gently appeared before Just.c Dodge and preferred
complaint against Mathew wcstbrook, an agent. who
claims TO have Office at No 713 Broadway, charging
that he defraudcd him Of ono hundred dollars. Sce-
ing advertis mont In ono or tho morning journals,
Weeks called upon Westbrook, who represented himself
thirty dollars per day wost6rook offered to sell Weeks
half interest in the business for hundred dollars and
said that no wcstbrookj would give his whole attention
70 the bus.e9 Weeks believing the Representatives, to
DO true gave Westbrook hundred deiias and when
too late learned that no had been dcfrauded Of his
money Thomas X. Boyes, Of $50 Grand street. Jersey
City. also complained that lac had been defraudod Of
TO those in which Weeks parted with his money. A
warrant being issued detective Barker yesterday
rested Wesbrook, and tho magistrate committed him for
trial on both complaints The accused forty years Of
age, and was born In Mississippi
MURDERoUs ASSAULT ON CoLoRsD WOMAN.
Ocor Daniels, OF tho Eighth precinct yesterday
rested John Moore, coored, tho complaint OF Clara
Kcmpt also colored residing No 20 Laurens street.
She charges the prisoner entered her husbands re-
fcsmont saloon and had supper for which he refused
~ pay. quarrel then ens,lcd, during which Moore
drew knife and cut and stabbed her about the face and
1ngors OF her loft hand In dafant ~ 81 500 bail JUS
toe Dodge committed tho prisoner Tor trial.
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model OF tho Coincide Francaisc the opposition say
thai ne no longer requires the aid Of France and will
pour hot and heavy shot into the government The E-
peror 10 anxcusly awaiting the coming message OF
President Johnson and you may rest assured that the
his Majesty will have had time to receive the Presidents
opinion about Mexican affairs
those viii have the reputation OF bearing semi ocisl
character, have been ntimang that the
about making considerable reduction In the standing
army OF France The Moniseur of day before yester-
day published note, however, stating that these
rumors, II not absolutely unfoandod at least
premature. and everybody believed that the measure
II 1t had been contemplated had been. a. least
for the present. abandoned. Everybody" felt
Suence Of t. What then was surnrsc
upon opening the official journal Of yesterday TO find
report from Marshal Random, Minister OF War; favoring
such reduction, and decree Of the Emperor authorizing
it Stocks went up again, and the quidnuncs say that
somebody who in the secrets Of the government had
least opportunity TO honest penny
at the Bourse between the two contradictory pubica
tons The reduction will amount TO about twenty
saw John slidc yesterday for the AIRS. tims in seve
raj months. Whom Confederate stock was high and
noisy rebOs made the Grand Hotel thor headquarers
looked dagger between drinks any gentleman OF the
sNor horn porsuasion" who camo in slidell used to
he was or COURSE received and treated viii great re-
spect and Difference. Upon the collapse OF the con-
federacy, tho Grand Hote sanhedrim collapsed also
Some Of the loudcst mouthed and foHlcst mouthed
Of Its members have returned homo and akcn the oath
OF allegiance Some have gone 10 Mexico, and with one
main here, and talk about sour, government as
though they had procsscd allegiance TO any other
and WHOM pressed upon the subject claim 70 have always
About tho timo Of the collapse siidcll seemed to dis.
appear and did not even take his daily walk on tho
Champs ElysaeS Yesterday, however, saw him thorc,
looking excessively broken and sccdy his whitc hair
seeming to have grown oven shade moro snowy than
DSs 60 mo .osss Els o
Eusts Qike Sde Northern man. has returned to tho
Untcd States TO take tho oath OF allegiance was yes
tprln
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Broolslyn city News.

TIE FUNERAL or WILLIAM CONWAY tho sailor who rc-
fused TO haul down tho flag at tho Pensacola Navy Yard
in April 1861 when the traitor H. d. Renshaw, OF the
old navy ordered him TO do so. took place yesterday
afternoon, from the Naval Hospital Admiral Bell Cap.
tans Pcnnock and Kelly, Commander J. II. Mullaney
and several other distinguished officers OF this station
jond in paying the last tbutc of respect to humble,
though noble and faithful servant of the government
hundred Marines together with large number Of naval
sailors accompanied the remains 10 the Naval Cemetery
whcro they were deposited in their final resting place The
es15r or marn. fred tho usual salute Of three voeys
the grave Tie fupcI s2Iyices wore Conducted by
Chaplain Stuart OF the navy ana were OF most impress
sivc character. esa1e
Friday evening named James Foye, aged thirty
Ave years. while tending Of the pipes known sw
passes at the dstcry OF Mr. Hustled In Sklman street.
ncar Flushing avenue, at which place no employed,
leaned bis weight too heavily on the pipe, which sud-
denly gave way, and precpitatcd the unfortunate
hot swi, which poured from the vat down upon him,
scalded him 70 death Tho remains, which were horri
bly, dsngurcd brought to his late residence In Skill
man street. and the Coroner notified.
STRANGE RoUTR So3 MoSxr Cnscx DEPOSITED m ran
NxS YonK Por OFFICE -wc stated in yesterday issue
that check for fsy-thrs AQyssnd dollars had been
found upon the person o. an alleged burglar who was
arrested by detective in Clinton street. which sub.
scquen,ly claimed by the owner, Mr.. J. Eager, Of Il
Broad street. New York But the strangest part Of the
story elicItod from the following fscs:- appears
that on November 10 Mr. ,. Eager the above named
gentleman, mailed in The New York Post ONCE letter
TO y E. Spinner Treasurer United States, Washington,
containing for collection Colonel Hsnes
check r. T. Spinner for nfty thrte thousand dollars
as s'S s s sas mad; ps
18th Mr. Eager found that this letter had reached lie
destination and At informed him Of all the facts
This Is tho Identical check found In the possession Of
those rogucs Tho question L. have burglars 70
the mail bagsf
FRM-A Gre broke out about ten O'Clock on Friday
night In a two story building In Third avenue,
Twenty eighth street. occupied by family named
Huskin The engines were promptly the ground and
succeeded in extinguishng the hamcs The damage 70
the building which belongs 10 the Schormerhon estate,
is about 500 The damage 70 furniture, which 10 In
surod, Ia also about 81, 500
Fnx AT BaosNxtL's METAL WORKS Tho alarm Of nre
which was given about three o'clock A. NJ yesterday,
was caused by the discovery onre the premises Of
Nos 49, a. and a Boerum street. occupied by the Bron
nell Metal Works The loss stock and machinery win
probably be covered BY che insurance. which is for
$780, In the Hamilton, Firemans Trust and Brooklyn
companies. The damage TO building 10 about % 600
which is also insured In New York, and u owned ~
Phelps. Dodge Co.
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Coroners, Inauests.

FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTIES. -Coroncr wildey yes
terday held inquest at the New York Hospital the
body OF Anthony Stokes Jr who died from the effects
OF injuries received by being over by belonging
70 tho Morris and Essex Railroad Company On the 7h Of
October deceased acting brakeman and while
ut Aorristown, j., was thrown from platform car,
one Of the wheels OF which passed over his body. After
tho occurrence deceased told his father that he in
jured by tn, engineer starting too soon. Tho jury
dcred q verdict OF accidental death. Deceased was
eighteen years and six months old.
Frederick Brngcs tho lad who was run over In Hud
son street, on the 10th ut by belonging TO the
Hudson River Railroad Company. died yesterday in the
New York Hospital. Deceased was endcayor.ng to get
which passed his left leg causing compound COM
mnu,ed fracture. Ampuation OF tho limb subsequently
followed Coroner WILDLY held an inquest over tho
MAINS and verdict OF accidental death returned.
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were gathering in their et"pa the prospects
Of the sugar .. "p wore good 49,. ... :.
.,.s,ssa .sa~ss.s SArgls and the amount Of bone
o.arter Of mi,,,cr> Of pcundA
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News from the Sandwich Eslands.
BAN FaAScsco, Dec. I, 1865
Honolulu dates OF the 18th ult received NO more
whaicrs had arrived There were twentys Of them In
port
Tho new sugar mill had commenced srnAiss sA1ara'
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CLEARED.
sss.5TsA'p Caledonia tBr rs'sr Glasgow A.'''.
steamship Corsica tBr) Le Mossurier. Nassau and HAwv
ssss s:s
Steamship Guiding STAR Berry. New oreans-JanssA
sss%:P n.
Sup Continent Wade Alphabetical NsvsAtsos
Steamship Thos rouksa Morris 81 John. FiA-s 0sAsas
" steamship Gulf Stream. Mount Mobile Smith Du.-
Steamship n Livingston, Baker savannah-Livinsstoa,
Steamship San Salvador. Atkins. savannah-aarrisoa
fsr Ds;psy ssysPnsSL 5eS SssA.
Steamship Quaker CITY, West CharlestonIA L Lsars:
Ss, @
Steamship Hs,se,ss Perish Norfolk CITY fo'ns -
siea@sSip Niagara Couch Norfolk City Point and Rs
Csrro iennaD Pes
TSSrn d a ssssv
os SIP Fl Dorado Thompson Apaaohcoiac Ds.e.
sT 2ssss a %sass ssn
ao.peru. tBr wayoos suenos A,rosJ sss.ss~
E.a p Bark s ss asus %
Bark Maria Henry. Hesra, neutrality-suspicious. Oar
Brig Firm tBrN wiley Liverpool VA wiininsssAs MOI
Brig ITO .ai, Jaccarmo -Asrcsta assrs
E Ea rof ns rfnSs g
sS Ssr i Ee.S kamnr Smith, Dss
s sr Gs:
0s scAr johanna Ward. Ward Baltimore and NorfoH -
schr LUCY Grant. Butler baltimore 8eny. snAi,A
schr Mitchell Cole, = Mu,,{
Schr Jane, HaskeI Providenoe-Thayer 4 SarUsns
s aSo Pben msS s:p sasda
sssss SSs:i.s ;Ss: as:. FS.i sssc
FROM ri. po sr sSsa. chi: a a CAB
damage as obliged her 70 rs.s;q FyS ers :. ei >
s,..m.s,, x.-;too sBrA Manning; Lys.peol NJ VI
IL 81 s %s1s s :ss -
psbhn bound up. 18th, miles east Of Minshsd sssss
Ssaap SSssa u: ...S; 8
'tss sa1 s's s sSa
steamshp Ms1pOss Hcves. New Orleans, Nov y. ~
m sss.msh R,1wss eySos:s VA
msss aa SsS Ds
S Dssa g 4 s %f:: 81 =
S1 Re- hssss fer
chbad Cook Of pneumonia Passed Nantuckes days
'fsi ps saEs fs'i Liverpool % day.: We.
% sass from 0S sw and head
SKIP City Of Liverpool ORB Hatfield LIVERPOOL a.ss
brig Amanda Guon Wolfe Galveston 20 days. with cotton
Brig sco 1Br) Brown Cenfuegos % days. with sugar, -
Miller Houghton Had heavy weather. lost and split sat4
Schr Pbebe Morrow, Havana IL days with fruit 70
sssa ~ s T H
Marshall from Mobile for Livcrpoo reported having e!pe-
renced NE gale obliged TO lay 70 under cioso
reefed topsails for Ave hours. -.
Brig Emelne tBrl Penney 81 Johns, NF, 10 days. WIN
Brig RUBY OBI, Foley, Lngan. 20 days, with COAL y -
Schr Julia d tBr) Pye, Halifax. Ns.
Schr Davidson Ketchum, James River, Va, FOR FaArs
Bris Prare. Rose Doughty, Baltimore, coal
Schr deo W Pratt Kcndrick, Philadepha from Boston,
Schr. Ganges, -, Ellsworth for Hackensack.
Schr Mary i Banks, Baker, Boston.
Schr Buena Vista, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr James Logan Smith, philadelphia for Fall River
schr Caroline Hail. Doughty PhiladelphIs for Dshsn
Schr Josephine Waterbury, Stanford.
sohr Chief. OSBORNE, pSoyiaenSs tol EI!ss1sjhpers
fnqsrsSSu i.r New Hav'.
sssr Coo%S
Schr VIM II Mitchell, Cole. Rondoui for Boston.
Schr Mary Annie, Crowell, Hudson for Sandwich.
SAILED
Steamships Europe City Of London, New York leuisa.4
Quaker CITY, Wilmington Ashland, Gulf Stream, Lucy -
len Terry Guiding Star, Equator Ncshannock Monteun
cry, Fiambeau. America Perk Leo Herman Lviss.eeas
nis and Thomas Poaikss ship saybrooS; bark Paiisa
miscellaneous.
uU~-s~o.~.s S-or~
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rurser Parrish, Of s:ssiSst wsybossss from s.vsar
nah, has our thanks. F-et 80.
LAurcu-rhe bark Mamie Bell wifi I'd launched fro.
tho yard Of + Williams oreeupoint Monday mor,aas
srs4ass,r eg15s . DOUGLASS !. r.nsr. fsa g.
= =
r.Ss. ss ss t q 81 s. se " nv
ss: srS 81 sssrs
sr : al from &. S
e. sss c;ss s
s ssnsd register sss H su IN @ and rated X
S-Ess 81 No is1 -ss
s S.' s;S s:;s:
s Be: sssn y s
fSnaspSis fOr 6oS Ssfoo reported condemned al 'hs
Of ss.s r q s'sS. K.
saved ss Snervs hss.ssd ps: ss s.
AZ. s "s !. Sss q
Chs.s: Rssnss and 2 sSnncs q SOU On M
;ss :: Sis'
Son. Lucr q rsmsrcss wrscssd IN the vicinity q =
Siis s:.s
Som IDAHO white from saec for New York - Hoimss
Hoe oth uit Loaf anchor Nantucket yhoe ON The
niaht OF h was into by schr Hanniba q hnmpesns
ana ost ainsa and stabosrd bulwarks stove
The lost heed ss. and was afterwards run Into BY sn0'ss
sCw. so,,sn nom New YerH bound 20 Mcbas put iusg
Ist inst leaky, having struck BarreGnk
shoais she was 70 20 No Marine Railway inmsdsssu
s., urv sop from 81 Andrew for Bangor went asbss
4, es RiIsworsk coeoiicn district during the rocent stcr
ycs,si and osP The Later con .s:s 2! sn'
oe ess rs1sn Ssii laws - - :
sor. A.a.N drtf,sd sfsui Of sear w Hul uisbt =
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E U r o P E.

E u r Q F. E.
Our Paris, Berlin and st.. Pc
tersburg Correspondence.
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Progress Of the RuSSian-American
Telegraph Project.
Contemplated Attack on French
Policy in Mexico.
Napoleon Waiting for Presi~
dent JOhnsOn's Message.
The New York Herald Seized in tho
Paris Post Olllce.
SLDELL STARVING AND READY 10 CAVE IN.
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Mason, Jake Thompson and Benjamin
Still in London.
Immense Expectation Of French Silks and
Fashions to the United States.
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Russia's Diplomatic Relations
with Mexico.
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British Precipitation at the Strength
Of the American Navy.
&C. &c. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
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