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Mrs. oATHAaISE A. WAnEItLD, or kentucky, who
published. fow years sipco Tint ainGulnrly weird
qpd strange Action, a.Thel Household Of Bpn:
vorio,n has about ready now novel, ontitodI "Tm
loMAScE OF DEAUsERoouh7, = which @. "; CAnr:K-
TON g. Co. win issue in fow days, togoikor with
new edition, Tho third, of HGw t6 Make hiDnsy
and How to Keop it," ~
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roeiSn: ia iair. Thcre arp -eenGrnlly good stands
Of corIr aud cotton: Tho Bcasons too, hn}e not
boon uniavorablo. Laboiprs nro applying thom-
selves with onorgy. aud all soem TO bo Impressed
with tho great md paramount Importance ot tho
crop Tho proscnt'ydar. rltut mnny or onr planters
aro still sally ID. want of supplies. Tho cry for
cort, comics 20 ,Y FROM every q,iIIter, md from
every class. 1t is our earnest Eppo that tho Gov
ornn,ont will extend tho nsaistaneo asked Tor by
,ouI people .-Sani.ef lPdtclnali, .1faYr22,
CROPs.-We understand that tho wheat
Dislriot, Yorr lille, however, has been plhnted,
as our farmers havG "fuied in this crop sd orton
that they nro discouraged III ondeayoriig ID mako
thtir own flour. Tho North Cirolinians hayp gou.
crally supplied us w:th tbis nrtiele, and We aro
glad to sec that tho wheat crops aEo good.
tBciineUsriR8 Journal Nav a.
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COMM

Tho ChaElcston :Gqttod Market.
0FFIGE ,og TIbE pHARLESToN DAILY NEWS.
cfhfhssroH.f Monday Evening, May ~. 1867.
Tho market vas; quiet Prices generally remaining
F'hopt HfingAp Bales aaytaRta1I ct ~, 50
at 2lH. 2s Mt ~. and "a nt o4>sc- wo quoLe: <
Miiiing Upland. .2I@2S
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HnItfn,ore Marker,

BALTIAoRE, Hay 3L-Corxix--Ys snota ialcs TO-
dAy Of 1000 baga ho, bark AdesIda comiSh undor,
stood al 10x CENTS gold. IA bond; 700 bagAo az Reu
private er1ns; nnd 100 bags fro oecond han st14G
Conts Qpid. 49, :! a.. .-s9.-r ls,g.!.G
L CoTTns-Ia dull, but prices unehaaGedt We report
Email ns Of good ordinary a. 2sH oens: low middins
IS cents and quote mIddlng Upaii hold h "a rspta
FLoun-Dcmand COL uuuest light. snd confined 70
ANAL l,s for local wan We report salo Of 100 bbs
Howard Rtso2t Extra 6hcr small lota with-
|n our range OF ofquolat,ons annexed y1,s .ia46l. {
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NORTH CAROIINh-

WHBAT Cnop-AWe hayo heard of tho appear
ancc, in some parts Of tho county Of tho "Hussian
Fly" but thinlt its rsvngcs upon tho growing
rust in low, places; but on tho whole ilcfo is u
lne PROMISE 4t presoqt. Qf. .an abundant wheat
| crop. Salisbury Btl'iC7. - - Is-
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: LAinRrHE is brilliant remainder, 6no poet,
nn indifferent historian, first ratio touetoniate,
and tho very prince Of boggars. In 1913 It aonld
scem bo had On income OF. about 210, 900 hancsI
The sale Of the homestead at Milly and tho trans-
for of sValuable vineyard brought ,hign million
Of francs. ssYdsig6 on Sought him
4O0, 900 frants; "Joce3y francs; the His.
toiro dcs dirondins," 25O.OOO francs. He roeoived
lii 1s49, from the sale Of MSS and other SOURCES,
not loss than q million frnntt, Tho salo OF tho
complete edition Of bis worka transfer him SOC, 900
francs. Bntwhy continue this eathloguef These
arc only few Of The many sources from which
money howod annually instreams into our poets
Golfers, but..h in vain. The said coEors were
very leaky.r: Tho Corps LogislhtK has recently
granted him 100000 francs as national recon-
ponsei but this is o. nero drop IN tho bucket.
His debts aro said to ba stHpendons. He needs,. o
guardian. The Erening Pos. says: ia mnn,sho
thinks TINT OssrAN is the equal Of DANTE and tho
shpdtiof ofHoaEa, would seom ipss ftfdso unfit to
bo trusted frith shs. rrafmBemont Of property or
tho trausaction OF buBiuess",
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u .'. Wont to Sea Sat urday.
schr L Leach, Bndicost Georgc;bwn. 8 @.
wSnst,ssss Yoiterday.
&hrfNdronce RodsA &fdlboA ,&Hllmirgton. Nc. -
sehr Holone. hldun, docrgotowp, SO.
.., From this Port.
Orig Susan Voorhees,. Talford Liverpool Nny 10. i,.
sehr ldn Richardson, DsdeD. Now York. May ~.
s's a lajCss4rSH !49r this Port.
Brig Jamos Miller, Pehdcton at BrBton, May 13.
Schr bergen. Parsons, st Boston. May 70.
sohr Nenio Treat Trim at Bangor, Me, May 20.
Memoranda.
Loss OF THE DnIa TANoEsr,-Capnlu Chandler, bis
officers and crsw late Of tho brig Tsngont from Jack
sonfo, which was lost at ses arrived hcro yestGtnyin
tho schr Vrae, from Philadelphia Captain makes tho
following report; Mny lIh, at NJ, camo over jack.
sonvilc Bar, wind from thu BE- On tho 2ist at IA ST.
Latitude by observation s;oe at P II. longitude by
shronomosor. 1872 steering NE By 81 at II H. made
light bearing By W, after Watching II for half hour
Ocraocke hhulod the vessel EsE, at 1.0 III, struck
heavily four timea tried tho pumps and worked icl
fifteen minutes without sucking, WHOM tho pumps
sounded and discovered ak feet water In tho hold
caded the Tssel for tho shore. when abe commenced
carconiug ov.r; attempt nado TO cut tho mssts
away, aud be ore could be accomplished tho brig cap
stzod. Tho officers md crow then compelled tc
afo TO uio boats having nothing but what oy stood In
At daylight picked up by tho schr Yrae, If Dtdgc
ton. J, from Philadelphia for Charleston, which
brought us 10 thn port Captain Chandler attributes
his yes el getting on shore 70 In tho compass
aud nntteraa Light giving false appearance. q.
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FIRE LOAN.

= -. BAYOKALTY OF CHARLE9JDN, =.
- ~ 80 Cur HALL, November o: lsc8.
A IL RRnsoNs plsiR9gs !iP REoUIDiNu in Ias
f AZ o1 iss 5 q Ts G on.
tho Gy Council Of Charleston TO ProSel IA He mat.
Tr or F1rn Loan. glth aier TO aid fh1Ddmg up the
cation bor loans can be- obtained ri Tho oce Of The cerI
Of Council, between tho hours Of A. Ii. md r. r.
ofaee, % ,hs COMMITTEE y meet every Aonday b CON
tdor tho eatno- u ''b S.iH'-s',:, -. I =
'rEsrambsr1o 'ir'oh0slrf ofscauxsu,s
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= '[From Me ,AtD FORK 7ime,.I
g n. .The Wheat Crops. r

y s 4e eG Ss gh u b4sssn tsS we
give practical etloct 10 their viowpl They have
given the utmoat prominence to reports Of eIcop-
s,oiial ahipmonts '1nnsus and nd Wleat frnh, San
mpat Of the reshipmenl OF one Or more car&oss Of
American grain from liverpool to this sidoI They
hayo counted largely on tho severity 81 tho winter
which iB past and OH tho baokwardncaB OF tho
spring which is present. They haYo had tllGif
'touters abroad in nearly epery praiu-growinB dis
tIict from the Genoseo falloy TO- Central Virginia,
all inspired with tho spfri6
lero!eRe4ins faiidr5 tho year in our efeatsst
Nc one who cares to sifs agricultural reports,
whether Of mn official or casual character, need DO
led astray- By that sort OF Speculative testimony
districts, North and South, arc as favorable as
tho average (for tho Same season) Of tho last ton
Tho prSspest along at may DO called tho
Northern Ohio, Nortliefn: Illinois, afd Wisconsin
has S yft Nos
" favorable 70 the Fail whdat but thoy agrco, ss
we'll that far greater breadth o. ground has rsop
It is too BOON, OF course sIgaking OF these
higher ATTITUDES, 70 form any positive conclusions
as to whip! tho actual harvesting, may be. But it
is we'll, since tho gGan spectators arc bqsily at
work dotuying the prospects for the coming crop.
that SHOULD carefully sft Tyiten' syidence
md see how'far they hro nhely to swindle US.
Trayol, it you please, even into tho middle and
rent statement OF tho planters Is tint tcir wheat
crop las given no such pl omise fgr tho last Six
be remembered, O much closer. gs5plSte may now
he formsd OF tho prospective returns than in tho
Northern: OF W66sorni!s Sa;:-Tho crop ia
nearer nataEy These he sssalstn$ on
the time, 10 conceal these facts from themselves
and ftoIn tho pnblil II they choose. Three or fhlr
them sadly es!rsy h their oadulations.I Tho mnl-
iitgde,of consumers mesh o'haye. fTh reason
TO TAXI cournGo.
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conarSnte' pofsssg.n $sxaisna Isalirona,

ia bales Cotton "a bales Mdze 70 bbls spirs ant
bbls Crude TurpenHn $50 bbis Rosin. hhds bacon, .
cara ca tys Lumber car Shpglss &c Visa Co.
Chisom, oibben CO. stenhouse Il Co. Il Agent, 8
gfyer. street pros Co. Waller Wern.r GO.
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lbosfbN poor AND SHOE MARKET

Business with tho wholesale trado quiet In tho lob.
bling ino there In considerable activity and prices OF
seaaonahe goods aro nrm at rather advanced rates
uncertain fuure.J Tho Trade generally aro moving
cautiously Themanu(acturcrs arc working moatly ON
orders, they do not like the risf this seaso
AsS,ina n gSod, silif tfish 4, psRsn.t
and other nsserals for manufacturing Al the pre- emf
moment is not possible 70 predict for tho immediate
future Of tho boot and shos trudn and We repo.t
tho cadion ia relation to overwhelming the market In
OF tho demnnd for s goods which OF te
has deranged iradc BIO DISADVANTAGE 10 both
buyers hnd SELLERS Is to suppose thst whole
ealh puyera who comm Enst us class prefer broken.
down market for the sake few special ba-aains. "a
for hs same thoy IN trn must meet the copet-
on IL selling Mt tho West and South. In csnveratng
with buyers from distant markets. we have almost In.
variably found that they better eatishcd with Arm
regular prices and would order their goods early could
they In feel assured Of the steady market Of for
years through the regular TRADE seasons Tho sp-
niehta a for tho week havo boon 5000 cases. The
to OF boots and hhoes by mil aad for tho
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THE CROPS.
WHEAT, CORN, AND COTTON.
~ ~. -II.a. -
is.i ,s.!; J. :. SAT- ,..:-- gt
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
;sah ,".s vi ",hL. "a; a :;

Wo heal' II mootcd among The formers that there
grost fears for the safety of the wheat crop il
tho wet weather continues. We! learn that sOino
crops which woro thought 10 10 frat rate, will turn
ont worry aoor. Wo Bhill know moro about it IN q
-Bhurt timo.-DdRds Herald. 70, !:
& Hn MGPdny id;sy l 81 SGIy refrCsng n nUp,oT o PFC
.iemndl IA that winter fingered in tho lap OF
May" aid fears: Ycro Aroused III anticipation OF
frost Tuesday morning. Tic mir was very chill.
.lns, yokWo arc, glad 10 chronicle that our fore
bodhiHsIwarcr not roalizol, though harmed n
light frost was yBibI6Efn HonD portions OF the
country; however, hot sufficient to do any mate
rial injury. Wo do not remember Of having e1-
poricncol suoh q backward spring during our re-
sidence i'll Bastrop, since 1868. n
Has,rop Advertiser. Mnn IL.
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toorre,ponaene1 ofne journal Of Commerce,

te'tFf'fe '"' fYfI'7t y o0D7H8e'ee'I
= HkvASA, May 1s.-suoAns-LArlo- -saies hAye been
shipped during the week from Havana aud Matanzas
70& bo1cs mud 3T16 hides; Of which, nor tho United
States TO Now York. 462i boxes and 2G27 hhds
1887 botss; Baltimore rs boxes Ind 6l4 hhs; Portland
$50 boxes and 72 hds aud Tor Now Orleans l06
and 3l5 hds; giving total to United States $3.50 boxes
aud 362i hIds; balance TO European ports Molasses
rls do. Honey with moderate inquiry, nt Sai rs por
,gnuoM Rum-No igta trsnsnctonb heid &c S27a2s and
s32a 3d. as custonarS I'd old and stayes In other
produce fahrtcs OF the, island, nothing advise
FnEIours-Less activity. but late prices sustained
Chartered for New York. Am schr Forest King hhds
Sugar at Sagus Mt s. per hid. For baltimore Am scor
Elizabeth Eleanor 400 bhls moasses at sIE per ITO gns
hhd North OF Cape Hatteras Am brig Giles Loring, 6Vo
hh1s 6ngala. at saBun, 81 Am bark Ruth II Baker,
400 do, u Remedies. at 81 philadephis and Baltimore
brig Edith, 800 hhds sugars, direct, at 20 .lI
kronANdEs-stcrllng 20 days. eight London and othor
bills payable there at l6a1oH pm. United states curren-
a. 11alk ascounL Paris and continental cities psyA-
BILE therS, at ka1ls discount
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PRnengcrs.

Par Ecan,er Eliza Haneox, ton Savannah, Wis Baau.
fort snd Hilton Hsad-B Philllps, Sulfian 0roas
and LADY, IL p ps;nnd, L lhsdHick, d Hubbard
tHhaFds2n 4IIatt a dnrilnan, MIs Titus Aiss No
9tlFc5 LuPfettS RMtouso- Dr. Stuart, w o Hirboy,
Harden. A Davenport, and 40 dock.
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ALABAMA.

CneEnINo FnoA ALAp.MA.-Tllo Montgomery
Mail says: "EeoM Al parts Of the State No hear
atty Of farmers are blessed WITH goYI stands Of
= 80 Alabama will relieve hotsdE inta tew months"
Tho folovipGwc clip from Georgia paper:
CR9Ps, IN N Se1rIEssrERN M M 'ALAnAMA.-We have
from prvso shi in 'ESTla s eS a. res
tion to tho crops itasse' ,,as County aIamh:
p s 81 I o TS
promising have had to Eopallt nearly half of
theirs to rqp1ant, sonie with the hoo and others
RsSshns RSsshs s s I s sEsfs fss as pss rive, Ct
too wet to cultivate iae SpfSs asuay @Hssf be U-
tokens late full. Lit shopld hold good this year:
sosn Is sss.
Hse. or II es ss aPa sSa sSsnf mako sseS
eIap yd
horse and mulo feed from tho 1st Of june Chr
r$srs aro nliady turnns 'tSa out tos sH mules % ts
rss. asts hSnt and and working Them with
Taking everything into. considsfation, OUT pros
pocta aFe n not = 50 R goSd % ss ast year st this Time
idieleas Of tho freed people, oSSendered BY aad;i
! sn'l eisaarle ia fast destroying tho labor OF tho
'nr rsnRRgastihg ste, rnin Of our peo-
Tho opelika (AIn.) Recorder of the 18th, aays
Tho farmers in this 'aecioit report that he Isto
- cold weather has serfodalYi sJho cotton
plant In tho caatern portion OF tho country, we
learn that tho op ia SO badly Injured, that num-
bors,f tho planters ploughng It up, md plant
iHgcoEp- 1T istoo late in the season. however,
for corl to beiplanted with mnca hope Of largo
yield. Tho true policy was TO have planted large
crop OF corn at uutset;. I'll &
pEoHsss III aono low cases We hoar
Complaints OF rust, But not think it IL goi,fr
raj. The present coollwsather ia favorable for tio
wheat. ..,.tYI slni ~
The Eyton tAlabana) IlEe;!a;d, otstlo 9th inst,
says: C..a -
iL1'l Considerable qneasiness has Boon felt and oS:
pressed oy lnlInrrB I'd t6o ast low days In con-
Bequenco OF tho appearanca- OF rust in some OF tho
crops OF wheat, It y not yot general thing and
it Ia hoped that. II, thol pr ssont hnr weather
ahanh continue for nfew days its pru sress may DO
arrested II i've Escape that danger tic crop III
. this country will be worry nne.."., = =;
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SpaRalsG EXHIBITION.

Tho Broadway Opera House was literally crowded last
evening BY the admirers Of tho manly art OF sei'-lc-
fence, complimentary 10 George Rookie, who was lately
Seeaed by Rockey Moore, at Portsmouth, N H. The
Young Reilly and Meken, who were followed
by al hickens and young But Reilly. Tbs
Was tho hrst appearance OF Hiskens in this
country, who has the reputation Of beinr
one OF the Champions Of light weight Of England
Both men showed themselves 10 a good ADVANTAGE
Hckcns having all he could do TO cope with his oppo
nent. Their sparrins much admired, and receives
with great applause. Pat Sheppard and Dan kerrga
were next introduced, and moro lively little mill was
never Witnessed al public exhibition. Costello and
McCuly next called out and both displayed hem-
selves to great advantage, the evenings entertainment
closing with Roe Moore and George Rookie They
did not mart - disposition 10 show themselve
and soon rsired aina the chSers of the crowd.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New Work This Day.
sun rises ........ 9 3Ji .ioes SETS WORN 12 90
sun. scts......... 81 High winter. morn , ~
PORT OF VIEW YORk. NOVEMBER 1. 1857.

CLEARED
Bstk Inn seue fBr, Down Tiverpoo-Bowrifr Archi.
bald.
Bark Princess Alice tBr, Lewis London-Apdrsw Lind
say.
va BAN ssrq rrgs kemna cu..aso~s for orders
Bark Jane Young tEr Corning Ant~srp- BOYD rIine.
ken.
BARK Br.msrn tBrsm. Jscbcns. Bremen Punch.
Bark Reindeer, wsainstss. Barbsdcs-H rrowbridscs
sons
Bre carlo 1,al Lsnro Plymouth, E--slseovch smith
Brig ASPEN tbrl, Forbes, Ant~ery--N DeNof d &c.
Brig Chss Lovett Bra tovrtt Nantss--frett son Co.
Brig Louisa tkrl. Doc, Hamilton. Brrmuda-D MrCo't
sehl bushnell lnewh Mayo Geno---Icn,ley. Miller
Thomas
schr Mario Firms tYorl Brno eunessl-f. n Am<ines
Co.
schrs v Anger. Aifreh, Drnsrara-A Abbott
schr w lrish. kslbbJue. Gsyrstyn--C A Mallory
Sehr Thos Tui Cooper, Wilmington Del
~chr War Earie Kelly. Batitncre-Raker Dsyt,a
Schr kcdoudo, Nhittemofe, Boson-S Rackst \ Mo.
sehr Gsnres. Higgins. BostDn-G Racket Bro
schr Mary Brockrsy, Broadway. Derby. Ct-t Rackst
A Bro
sloop Report step. Ss~ nsvcn--g X RsoEsu Bee.
ARRIVALS.
grroerrp nv rms HERALD STEAM yAcgvs
Steamship City Of Antwerp tBr, kirehouse. Irerpvol
Oct a. via Queenstown Nth, WITH ndse pass
70 John Dale nov lat al ~ Ion 80 10 ship So
John Lawrence HAM bound also steamship Atlantic
hence for Bremen "a. lat 20 ~ Ion ~ 70 passed bark
rxred steamer WITH white fanss SUPPOSED . b Of the
sipnshlS iaF1A Or, xscsulsr, Li,srgoa oa ~ va
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Prom the Eikaker (owa) Journal, Oct 25l
About a wear and n half ago John Mnert bought the
property known as the "Smith MIL - and deeming 1t
Aecsssary he raised his mill dam About mile above
him Stafford had carding machine and complained OF
Mnert that by raising the dam no backed the water
'upon him and insisted upon Mnert reducing his dam,
which would not do The pares went TO law
and the court decided in OF Miner Last Saturday
Minort assisted by man named WEIGH, making
some repairs on the dam, when Stafford suddenly ap-
pearcd and inquired or Muert whether he still per-
sisted in raising his dam. Mners informed him that he
not raising his dam, but simply repairing IL
stafford was In . rage and words followed
While Mncrt kept at work. and Just as
no bending down to pick up rocks to
throw The dam. stafford raise and sirucs
MInert The head. Telling him the spot. stafford
shsn turned upon Woch, but the latter fleet for
him, and escaped Stafford turning back from his pur-
su that aner had partly raised himself from the
ground, and rushing up to HIM him several more
blows the head with the axe ceavng and terib
nuiilating the skull Minert bad not said . word u
Stafford the second time he Minert had the repu
taton OF being good natured quiet and honorable
man. while Stafford never stood fair always being
gagged in hroiI II with difficulty tina. The
enragsd community could be kept from lfnching Stat
ford He has He'd and 600 reward Is offered for his
capture
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Pierce Egans Adventures Among Italian Pandets-lus-
trated pew work Of this popular author written ex-
prcssly Tor the Chimney Corner.
Nubian Nei1naids.
HOmble Serpent
The Privateer-. illustrated.
A Hlndoo Guige, with Hubble Bubhie-1'lustrAted
Early Dutch pliniing Onice-lllustrated.
Jealousy-a Tale-Ilustratrd
The Departure Of the swallow.
The Escape oil Lavalette
Mrs Gruinhls Wants New Carpet
A Curious Bird.
Parting Words
The Dnnseuse-illustrated.
Memorable Women OF Amcrca-Niss Hosmer-Illus
trated
The Self Made Of Our Times-Richmond Ward, ESQ,
Newark, ". j., with Portrait.
Runnymede-llustruted.
Generons Confidence Rewards
An Ornamental Garden Bed and Pillows-llustrated.
Lady Elizabeth kupeIs Ghost
The Calmucks.
Eject OF Moonlight the Eyes In Eastern Countries
Living Moderate Income-husbaDd and WIFE An
Essay.
Pompeil-
The Charmed Fawn-wth Illustrations
The FAIRY Nurss-rommy and Kitty.
Family Pssifncs.
Sunrise IN Calcutta-Iliuatrated.
The Cathedral OF seville, Spain and the Furious Danco
Corpus Christi Illustrated.
An Island Fortress
The Melons OF Bokhars.
Strange Presentimeut: Modern hystery-IhpA
tratcd
Ancient Egyptian Glass.
Yong Of the Artisan.
Wanted-A Housekeeper.
Flint Casile--ilustrated.
inf sounrll A Eah Vl,ufxa aAd
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Elizabeth 4 Helen Child; B&F L Bariingsme; chas A
Grane HARVEY Charger Mshaui Sophie Ann. Baker and
John Warren. Mc2ar Elixabeihport JOS Ross Phillips
90 FOR PawLucket Tryphena Nckerson. Rondout: Mary
Mershon. Brizhtman, do: Mary Predmore, Hart New
burg: Munseli Barlow, NYors; soops : sprasus,
saiied-sehrs MAIfed. May. philadelphia; Mary Ter
bell Handy. Avail Dbbe; Willard SALISBURY, hckerson,
and Baxter, jones' NYork soop Blackstone sturges,
do
3dArrired steamer rheiis, Walden. Nyork; schrs VIM
Solyer Taylor Georcsown, DC; Edwin Allen; Elizabeth
Engiish sipple: l. Wing Endico Carlisle, Potter
y NJ Freeman Howes; Caroline Kienzle, Woodruff: and
Mnnie hnnie sprague, Philadelphia Clara Merrick Mont
gonery, DO Tor rawtucket; Ney, Chase Elzabethpor;
Pointer, Nichols NYork
saied-Schrs Van Buren, Noutromery and Mary Evelyn,
Pevy. Nyork.
New Bedford
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct A-Arryed. ship Dublin. Mayhem.
Newcastle NSW.
Sailed llth ship Transit whitmore caao 18th Steamer
psralso
SAVANNAH, Nov ARRIVED, schr Ada Ames, harston,
Rockiand Below, bark Florence Chapman tBrl jones'
from Liverpool
Ciearedschrs Ann Susan (Br), Douglass and Jesse
Clarke. Clarke, Niork w Mann. Stanford, st Marys.
WASHINGTON, DC, Nov 2-Arryed, schr Lynchpurg
vancieaf, Nfork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

TINS Pedestrian wEsroS--A special despatch from
Plainneid announces tina. Weston, tho pedestrian.
played out' At that place saturday morning He
sprnned his ankle ~ pawtucket after leaving Proyi-
aencc on Friday night bat got within four mics of
Pandeid before giving up lie Is sill ssid to be in
good spritRn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DREs-fLRrrwoop. In Chicago on Thursday, October
81 al the residence ~ the brides father by the Rev H.
~ Fleetwood General CHAgLvs W. DEHw TO Miss anna
SraSis, daughter o. y III. Fleetwood. Esq.
FcwLtR-SKcoK -on Thursday. October 81 n the
residence az the brides father by the Rev T. w. Hitch
cock, CHARLES n. FOWLER, OF New Haven, Conn, TO
SrsE, daughter OF J. r. Secor OF this city.
COMMUNICATIONS q. GUxBGrSaT 10 JrliA
daughter OF Benjamin II. Lille.
JoHNSTos-lNGAS, Friday evening, November 1,
hy tho Rev. Joseph >snderson WILLIAM JOHNSTON Miss
lsAEufA LocAy, both OF New York formerly 81 Belfast
Ireland.
Belfast nre'sndl papers please copy.
KISGsIAsp-- RI rTooyE To Saturday, November 2, by
abe Rev A. Partridge, Dir ratopoas \ KiSc.Lasp 10
JuLig RATrooSg daughter Of the Captain John
IL Rattoone, both Of Brocklyn.
LfsDsrsy-DIsrES --on Wednesday, October 90 at the
county n ". br the Rev. A. NJ. Danfonh, % Oswego
Mr. HaSororD ItSnsr1y. OF Jersey Ciiy, 10 Mis- Joss
rmsx A., daughter Of John Disten.
LunrSorov--BARkIEY.--0n Wednesday evening, Oe-
iobsr 30 by the Rev. Rogers, BENJAMIN l. LunIsc-
aAsITTTA daughter OF Robert Barley, ESQ, all
Of this city.
NcFaII-MrARpLH Wednesday even ne, october
-, by the Rev. Mr. 1nskp. Jons y. MCCALL 70 EtiA
hcARnLs, both Of this Guy. No cards
sHrLpoN-WAsp-on saturday, November :, the
residence OF Rev. Ray Palmer D. D., New Nsk. BY Rev.
Dwight Ives II. D.. of suneld Conn.,. MAXIM j. SHe..
pos OF Suf1eid. 10 Mrs N. u. WAND OF Boston. No
cards.
Observation-Disclosures saturday. Octoosr ~, st
che rescsnce ~ her brother "a Jefferson street ny the
Rev .. Cornelile. HERMAN. of Mr.. H. A. weterlnd,
of Canar sweden, 70 ENVY Lorfs edss, daughter Of
abe late Captain John Williams. o. Bristol, England