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New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
Ecoal Notices.

GUPREME COURT-Ciiy and County of New
- Y.A-lLEMAN H. itpE! ar-ia'. .oti, J.. ,lhANME-
p.fari You ar ~ ,arro q ii r,lHf ...........:
!. .a,r u, ,o'' Do ' @ ..ga "a e g Vim @ T. .oG.,, G.,,..
.Sa],ier. ~ .' o., ,as5 ssrs 30 =, !, s.,
NcEYoh siu tEr.tr dsls amer 'ar ........ ~
sr.reT Sl oar,at 1ita th tm So.,.aa DE- raaasa tts
action Judgment osnsi 700 @ 'ae 'u % tse haH.i Aaa
shi eaI-i aAa 'Ii III m ~ S,,Ii, = [i 81 g1 G 1 r''
TIE complaint H i' acton s.s a' The oe 81 o., Ge'l Of tbs
S5 iavGap biEBE DR,S DoNOntE r.,nla, A,oracy,
GUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- NBW YUgK-ulEAM g.. SMITH, Amir. Mitchell snl M.aou
VIE Nsi Io.e p Smith sni Lakes Wis-Ia rarinoe o le
juitent Of he above entitled Court made 30 c above entitled aeto.
dfa, vii , at public auction = Tie E,, saroon No M
roSa D'1- i Al iS@ai'rce ave Res, Ei 4rcosc q, i c,rsa
@ Ie,e o. P, c ge 'si', i9e an, DIf o, u, s2s 'iig @
the Sr sS5 Ga fNealds entitled .r Of gn Of tie Iade
y Tlonas H. us ca, Suueyof by the nut hundred
Goclg Al Icnt on he south vee Fourh d,tln,
o1s uHh1tu anu shl tt,n ~ W % i -. ~, 5 r, ti. ss,,,,
& M. si. Of Iot Isi lone three, on the
parallel sh cqaas'al from Third and Foqrh street.
twenty-five ( feet thence nofhvt,iery line parallel With Ave
Iue G. nue M Ct feet two ~ inches FoaA street and thence
@ Isg ts @ a Viii IN fnt 'pS reSr br
nlesI 90 fe tao ~ inches de,h each side and known By
A'o that certain lot parcel Of land situate lying and being
Neylors d.s gl,hei certain tiled IN the Office Of
keg Oft e
,f Tie Lesuert llth Ward Of The NcwN0k dated
lebTuafy by Thomss r. Lndum city surveyor BY
ouhastcry by loi number A tLc said map south
the of e parallel
aud epnsta Third and Fourth and Lowestey by lot
said map tie division ne between the lot hereby
number 52 being parallel ve Avenue g.
tie distance Of hundred nd two feet from The otea'tery sto Of
sJ established, sM lot lcbJ coneyo being
Heuy tao i2g feet and in depth each side
g aet two ~ inches aud is known by TIE number JlO
formerly tl'j Fourth street.
Ao certain t piece parcel of land and dwelling lou,s ereoo
the l tc lth Ward r C ~ New YORK bounded
follows sit beginning point the north westerly se Of Nor
hundred Ky feet (20 eight 90 inches south
Norfolk Houston
unnag south westerly along the nohSery aide Norfolk
eight nchcs thence north westerly along The te
ac with Houston sreei hundred feet thence north eacy parallel
Nth Norfolk eight nhes thence
line parallel Houston hundred begin
lot being known number D Norfolk Dated Pebu-
s.v Oh. 1861 JOliN H. HASKIN Referee.
MTcBELL SuLHty, esq.s Plaintiffs Attones IN law6wh
is sdorrret TUESDAY,
tie ,ate hour and Iaee-Dated, March 29th 100. -. .
JOliN y. HASKIN, Referee.
Nrrcpv,t l. Srtt~.x p,pras kttoueys
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Copartncrsbip Nohtes

COMPREHENSIVE .- The subscribers have
~ uaier le name ~ tr o THOMAS hthD
a., and s c5ulur lie baking aud o'aFe business 81 No
WsLst THOMAS REID.
NN. THOMPSON,
Aprli 1867. JOhN MAANELl Special
DISSOLUTION-Ihc Special COpartncrship
~ hereto visiting uuler he n1me a. T. J. TAlIo Ettpn
this ~ parties to Of slc dissolution having
been dnly fl- ori~ a.cfd required Ly statute Nes
iork, April /, l-oa IlipN l.. lAlLo.'
kl.iU.
JOHN MAXWELL. s..l.t.
W N INtU i'F
NOTICE OF DISSOLUdION.-Thc copart-
" t-r,hiy heeuorr ur n ic Btntr. md S'srk colou
business rilrr ts ufDtp MAfLi Hiktli. 'ltirs
Ilr hutre.s uI e orurr lf r
1c.iaet s. " HbhyEI, 90 Le oa o., M h % E, Bred IT,
GIUHGE MislEl
Ne. Yora Anil D. 1914. s. 49,. HAENEi.
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice Is
~ hereby given occupant occupants OF all
lots improve unmproyed lands affected thereby that the
fooug been completed and o ge the once Of
te Board of examination by all Interested viz
regulating setting and gutter s;oues and Tagging feet
vide In II rect betucra Ave. A and fth
regulating and grading setting curb and gutter stone and nag
giur ll1th street from ith % ath sc.
81 For building 4th street between 9Th and h avenues
building basin the T. Cor Of h and Azd street
setting curb and gutter stones aud aagsng IN Laaensst
between Spring ahd Pnucests
The limits bccl b. nnie s the several houses
ground lots and parcels Of and situated on
s Both sides Of l2i! street between lst ant p ave
2 Both II between h and 5h sveA, aud 10 TIE
Of the block either iih and Jh
ll roA side, and 5 also al the lots
on the ave- both sides of Madison and The west
ssh ard 49ih aud south SIDE OF 'ih
street between 5th auI Mhli,oa
sh On 4iuvc. between i, ind t2d streets
street Spring aud Prince Sta known as Ward
NO. l01. 5i5 5 q. SO. 51i. and SO
An affected by The Ahovenamed Assess
eu opposed thr either u them requested
present m writing g. of the unacrs utd AZ hr
ofte n, p CHAMBERS STREET, BASEMENT hBN COURT
IOt 81 within tLiuy daJs from the date of tbs notice
JACOB y OAKLEY. Board
JOHN u OTTINELLr Of
IsAACO o. HUNT, As,sssors
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O0RpORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTCH hereb given us me Commissioner oi iAe
skag will or sale - lbe aaron on MONDAY "a hpn,
p az noon Kreishrr sassrson 10 the Cy ~ Acviors
pieces parcels Of proved end 4rmpoyc al aie h"or ng
Aldermen a. GosYi atty 90. ths 'T i Ne 5lurs De
SCRIPT ~ property together with the term at Conditions of sale
nav uroi appu7t"n ts ure where viii be rnsld On
atd ssr fpl D. maps ar Vso'T - De- ot Hstrrd deeds All
20 s priraasr BCuAFD D. CONNOLLY t"HplTousf
- - l.. ! d. N---LL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
CUPREME COURT.

In the matter of the application ~ the Mayor Aldermen anl Tom
mouslty II the titg 81 New York, relative 10
OPENING OF
ONE HUNDREDiAND TWENTl7NiNTH STREET,
Frou Second Avenue to Third Avenue,
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Pu,nt to statutes such made and provided The MAYOR Alder
Of New York hereby notice that
they intend 10 apply The supreme Court Of tn state Of New lo a.
Special 81 sG be held Al the City Hal In the CITY OF
NesNo TUESDAY the sIteeh day ~ April 1901 al the
u the Court that da thereafter as Counsel can be
heard the appointment Commissioners o Estimate aud Assessment
IN the above entd matter that e nature d erten Of the improve
ntel opening One Hundred and ISnnth
Third said city, q, ad out
map plan c and by virtue Of an Act Of the g'
tue ofthe People New York entitled An Act relative Ia
touching laying Streets and Roads the City
ofGew. YorL other purposes" passed April ~, 1901
RICHARD OGORMAN
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New. York March % 1867.
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professional Notiees'
Go farmers ano Others.

ALDERNEY COW, Bright Eye" thorongh-
~ br-d c,b and OF the best milking Also other Aaernsy
and pure Iiolteiu AerDy BULL CALF Dr. D. Newell
New. Brunswick, N. J.
DONE.--For SALE, by the ManulactutSss' I is.,s
tD PuRB BONE DUST and FRESH SuPhRfhooThAin0' " "-
Address LISTER BROTHERS. Newark N -
E,OR SALE-A full-blood Aldemey BULL, ,i.s S
moutbs Old A, HR Err od coming On ne -
lust Ao one large young yULE AlgIS I, pogsoS i"s's
P0ia!, AQakss C3,@t
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WV r BARR Coil Pas. Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

III UDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
L ROADSOn and after MOSDAY. November lg 1896 trains ff
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains ~i
leave SeW.YOrk as follows:
Express train Hudson River Railroad Trttt IT, and
TnhAve through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge witasa change Of
and connecting at Troy with trains for haaoga uand Beug
and Montreal
10 EPress and Mail train via Hudson River Riosd connecting
Albany witA Western tns and AZ Troy With trains for North
II Express train via Harlem Railroad Twenty Iths and
Fuurh8 Chatham with We Railroad for Lebanon
PsEd &c Albany with Western trains and a. Troy with
trains Saratoga Rutland, Burlington, md Montreal
Hudson River Railroad connecting al
western at Troy with trains for Montreal with
sleeping attached 49,.
45 No. Epross via Harlem Railroad connecting a, Chatham
Western Railroad Lebanon Springs PtEed &c Albany
with Western and At Troy sb iIans Tor Rutland baIgoh Ala
Montreal Sleeping attached az Albany
RIpreIs Hudson River Railroad With sleeping cars
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bndce without change
Also sleeping every d creeping SAunsN attached Tom
through Ogdenshg without chAnge VIA home ana ~
RsIOsd Connection M Troy will be made al B Albany Jn tram
will Sundays
II via Hudor River Railroad With seeptg ears attached
Albany with for Buffalo and Suspension bTdge
a. Troy with trains ior Sarstoga and points North
nil via Hudson River ksrotd rom New YORK
Poughke intermediate stations leaving Newo ~ aNs
Returning PoughksepEe t2.%5 arriving NsSiOrk
a. 6l5p NJ.
Also Railroad leaving tt at
and arriving Hsrt0n al go Returning eAye Miller
At > , arriving At Newiok al Y: ~ a . -,
VALUTRBIIT eepTefcsLt.
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- CcNrRCokS-,spIr sid propo,a!s e,ei ineol vi!s
is the aok 10 v.ch rts tr name ~ BIDDER n4 aaic ~
oacag all b. rcsd st ibis e est u O'Clock H. o fliDAl
April H. i67 M che c"Ettt ol ~ te following pfrmelts Ad
sewers g. rr Stone block r.'.a,u u H,al e' om ,aa
Suilaf Ir r.frt iUn luHrih - h a''iues
Efrb fo 1hr o. Foufi. lssnul S~rchi Din street iftn
TrI Para from ih eighth e. Fptl tfd
.ttf fnl lLri O. To ffh Acrues folil
tritst. Nnil a"uue, Thirty 'ihf street iun
and ttIrrt si-t iln 'il""H To
40 thrio her s.ttr
sttrtl Sltrtr,t lnl streets ~
tssa fDrr fsIr ll seventy seventh e De-
trsa Ieli aui Nl'rHTrHes a.. I'D s"o1ilven1r between
Fo fghtr-sts, ttrrc ~ liy iAIi street BE- sen
F-rI atH .rrrur.s Nre" l !sht tfl Irits STU anl
ttr, L,'vra lcI-h a. f'h11crues lSpre lO
oa,iortr- .ttsrr 1lHpol snl itgrr1sst-e-s Commerce
street. heas. Barrow srt bry's.recs ,ousss,rcvi tt'ern
Ir-4ff lrro street etccn ~ Luxe place hd
Iifail sr' Hl''a a1i oraH streets etNrra Hcst lfpia,
trd beecEr street e.r-sn Hamuoll Anl
it,i,i fsjr E thsy street iesegn NoniIoa.J anl JeAef
fu ftttfl th'f All Nll sir. . opc l9
t,.scru Pr.h - nr ah iI.e Al Seohd anl lep',l
I'D Seventy orb a Nryti sixth streets bet een Lri
.rH Ialr in iorHatenuf, fNlr - Fy seventh
r.t itarn Ersr ard aI u Avenue 'ui fhf
lra ii between CO. h1ltrr arl tfcnih aad one
harffel tt scrs ald between Asrlur AM fo4f,h
s ri,b. works ari specifications ind forms r
tis obtuasl seaioa ,ls ohccOAce Cooa Alucnet Do
THOMAS STEPHENS C-,'an
kpBK-l J. phhiAGH Aqnoinct
Htar
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THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
SHIP HERMANN, W. H. WsBke carrying the United
BREMEN. VIA SOuTHAMPTOy.

,n LONDON HAVRR, sOUTHA NPTON AND BRRMEN
s SloSng rates PAYABLE In gold ia equivalent
fef TIE trst eahn SIPS seoond si seerage
followed BY the steamship HANsA VOID Oterndo master
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Eertures an0 nlcetinls.

VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
The ANNUAL MEETING ofthc Association ul be held al DSl-
MONICOS, corner Of Poureelthst aud Hf.b-ave
On MONDAY EVENING April 3, 1907, at 3 o'clock
The Board Management requested meet a O'Clock
By Order.
f. r. TRyxArv Adjutant J. = SCHULTZ. It. Col Co@'is-
Ees-YOrk. April g. 1867.
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TO BRRST OR HAvRR.
First Cabin, 4l6o
TO PARIS,
including railway tickets furnished on board
First Cabin @l65 Second Cabn Sl09
BtgFtge checked Though 10 PaiiG
Medical Attendance ffee Of charge.
IAese steamers DO not carry sesTsge pa,sengen
GEO MACKESZIR. Agent No. 90 Bfofdssv.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

CTEINWAY HALL.
y SOUTHERN FAMINE
RELIkP COMMISSION
TUESDAY EVENING APRIL @
MR. AND MRS. GEO. NANDBNllOFF
Haze In the haulsomest rendered the Commission
VOLUNTEER READINGS
IN AID or TllB FUND,
which viii be given the above evening
THE HON. JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
MAYOR OF NogYok will preside and make the introductory remarks
Mr. q. W. MORGAN
the OF the Readings
ses of Amsson 81 obtained the 1cketOce Of the
Hsi Beer & Schirners No 7ol broadway the hnh,a'e
clarendon New York Nicholas Hotels aud Everett House
Reserved 81 So obtauabe only Of Mr. John BoNne No oil
Hrn.d .dvaVG Genera Agent.
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ERTE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

LNKIE KAILW ralnB IC'tVC DtpOI IUUU
H Of Chbmbersst., Payonia Ferry.
NJ Day Express Rochester Buffalo, Saamstos Dkft,
and all points West and South
2:45a u., Way Train, daily for Otisvile.
1880 Express Mail Buffalo Salamanca. and West
400 p. m, Way, for Port Jervis. hewburgh WarviS
500 m, Night Express Buffalo Salamanca, aud DgnkrF
5:yI D. u., Wav Train for Sufer.
g5:3O H. Night E1press daily Buffalo Salamanca Dsrfrf
and all points West aud S0uh
7:3O .. a.. Bmigrsnt Train, daily for the West
Way Boiling Spring Pasac and Paterson ~ ~
9:l5 m m las 35 f3, 6:l5 aud N y. mdai On
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS a Theaer Train at u ococE.
Express Trains direct connection with All southern ard Western
HIes. HUGH RIDDLE. Genl SuIi
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Go iDbom it map Gcntern.

A Nm and FULTON-STS. PROPERTY OWN
Ems who do not want property for the Of Railroads
there proposition widen said streets are ' 70 CAL Al 'n
oce Of T. AYBRS and sign renontsirance against the same
The New York herald., 1867-12-15

we my race have selfish nreindlcns 'N-' - - ..,..-
to prolong tho idea OF getting hod Of some money.
Many have been tryin' TO ske the peoples Gentle
mems let mo tell Congress has given the right 70
assembage In Convention 10 represent the people, they
have sent men here who represented The peoples
before. Genilemens IL ashamed when hears the
remarks OF gentlemen here Gentlemens objects to
having postmaster and clerk. Gentismens. lei the
taxes come Who brought this rebeiionS You tells
us not TO have such uxurios other Conventions.
say with thump on the desk) let have all we can
get lSensaonl Let us make money, and stay here as
long as Is necessary 70 dis Convention.
Gentlemens, shall vote FOR $40 day. Who caused
these taxasf Who called this Convention" Doctor
Crpmwe subsided.
Mr.. Ingraham coored. while in favor OF $40 per day,
rebured his colored confreres for asserting that be-
cause they slaves in the past, they should now
rush into needless expenditure The resolution fixing
the pay Of members at $40 per day in United States
currency was carried BY vote OF SO 10 S2 only four
colorad men voting In the negative The blacks or
course are in for making hay while the sun shines.
After further wrangng a. TO the number OF days 10
which the session should be limited, the session term
mated. The majority determined 10 draw their
$40 per day long the half million dollars pro-
vided for by Blackburn q ordinance lasts.
il is asserted publicly that number or tho white
members have under serious consideration the pro-
prety Of Withdrawing from the Convention with view
OF terminating tho farce by the want OF quorum but
question It, Ten dollars per day these hard times Is
too tempting prize to throw away.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
STATE BANK FAILURE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.
Collapse Of tho Montgomery County (N. "
Bank.

Collapse OF the Montgomery County (N. Y.)
TROY, Dec. II, 1851.
have to communicate the failure Of the State Bank
OF Montgomery county, which event has been occa-
stoned, is alleged, by the disastrous specuations OF
It's President Mr.. Edward Wells, whose family name
and connections have been identified with the bank for
than thirty years Of Its hitherto unbroKsn and
checked prosperity The Montgomery County Bank WAS
established in 1881 BY tho late Nathan Wells and less
than Of other capitalists bearing charter under
the old safety fund system which it held for .
period Of twenty-five The present presidcnt
ceeded his father and is said TO have been for many
years past engaged somewhat limited extent in stock
operations the financial disease constantly growing
upon him. be operating for most OF the time successfully
Becoming more and more absorbed in this line Of out
ship in tho hands OF his son. to take the presidency Of
the institution the bank the expiration OF charter
going operation under the general banking law.
Upon the Inauguration Of the system Of national
ing invented BY Mr. Chase the Montgomery County Bank
refused 10 adopt the plan and thenceforward Is was
only bank Of deposit and discount Some two years
ago Mr. Wells began to lose money In his operations
becoming involved in heavy losses Western railroad
socka He, however, kept these losses wholly 10 him.
self, and his widespread reputation . OF wealth
enabled him 10 pursue his financial madness until ruin
has overtaken his bank his family and portion OF
his relatives II Ia stated that Mr. Wells in consequence
OF these msfortunes has partly lost his reason.
learn as this despatch leaves here that IL Ia under
stood that the bank will pay ITS depostors full
that ts capital will be almost total ioss
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey CITY,
AWosAs INSANE. Among the passengers who arrived
at tho depot yesterday morning was woman named
Kerr who by her movements excited the commserasion
Of the employees. She was accompanied by her two
children, who stated that they were their way to
. their father in New York They had come from Gin
cinnati and tho poor woman seemed TO be mentally
deranged the police authorities sent to New York with
the view OF ascerainlng the whereabouts OF her hus
band.
REPoRT or THE SOCIETY OF ST.. VINCENT d. PAUL The
annual report Of the Society OF St. Vincent dc Paul,
connected with st. Parcks cathedral Conference Of
st. Patrck has made its annual report. The receipts
OF the 81 5S5 81 and the expenses ncludng
charitable dsbursements), $l,5s5 81, leaving baanc
OF ffty cents IN the treasury. One hundred and
Of winch M miner syteen recsived nermsnent rsIisf
Among many other charitable objects 10 receive
the socleys attention during the coming year. is the
debt and insurance on the Sisters Hospital in Beecker
street. The society has been greatly aided in their
noble Efforts by tho Sisters Of she Poor The report
that there enough Of work in the vineyard for
both societies, and that their audabe efforts will be
continued.
Hudson City.
ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM THg COUNTY JAII.-Henry De
Mott who was undergoing his sentence for Outrage
committed on female, made his escape from jail on
Thursday evening, but was captured by Captain
Donovan At Hoboken, just ~ he was gong into the
ferry house.
An IscoRmGiBLR TMEY.-A negro named George
Moulding remanded to the County Jail in this city
Thursday, pending further developments concerning
robbery alleged TO have been committed BY the priso
ner In the above county, near Sourland Mountains
The accused II appears came TO Trenton to secretly
dispose Of his ilgoten treasure, but his suspicious
movements exciting the inquisveness OF the police,
he confessed to his having committed the dishonest act
in the aforesaid locality. George ID spoken OF by the
law authorities old offender. He has sorved~Hve
his last term extending TO ten years. large quantity
OF coats pants and boots wero found in his possession
South Orange.
DESTRUCTIVE FRs.-The paper mill owned BY B. l.
Bunnei. in this place. destroyed by fire last Friday
night The establishment contained $4,000 worth Of
stock. The building and machinery valued at
$4,000 all Of which Is total oss There was no In
surance tho property.
The New York herald., 1867-12-15
SHIP PING NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN sum rises i3 Ne. Mc;. riss.:.:sx AZ
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER ~, 1867.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship France tBr Grace LverpoolNatonai steam
steamship Celia tBr). Gisade. London-HowiAnd Aspan.
steamship Borus.ia Ham,. rrauren Hamburg-Kun.
steamship Den Barnes. Norton Havana and New or.
ieans-Livingson Fox 4 Co.
steamship Gen Grant, Holiness New oneans-H Crom-
steamship Montgomery. lyons. savannab--R Lowden.
steamship Champion. Lockwood. chareston-H Nor.
steamship G Knight. Denly Washington Dc-Brown
steam.nip alaucus Morgan. Bos,on--w C,~de
ship War Hawk, Williams, San frAncsco-c Comstock a
ship. .Nymphen CNorw). Bjlnestad. Antwsrp-w p
Bark Benefac.rcss. Eldred. Hong Kong-A Low Bros
Bark Alice Roy tBr), Douglas. LondonderryJ Whitney
srg Hsys,sns Key @s.. Renter, Hsvrs-J We Elwsll 4 Co
Brig Annie Collins tBr) Mills, Gibraltar and Malta
Big I.sb.l. ella tBSl Morgan. rsra-Bards,t . AZ Everett
sehr Ida Richardson, Bede, Havsna-Russsl Collins 4
:, sehr Pioneer tBra. olnAsi cornwalrs Ss-crandar,
schr Trojan tBr), Read. Yarmouth, Ns--crandan. Um
sc6r wyman Tran. 81 Augustine. ria-T N Mayhem
sesr ysPcr, Bosers. chsrs.,On-s Mecr.adyscc
scnr Neany. Clark Ba.nore-Ben,iey, Miller a
schr Lucy Amss FLANDERS, Baltimore-R Porter A Co
ARRIVALS.
FkroNrEn nv The HERALD sTwAM YACHTS
steamship Virginia (Br) Prowse. Liverpool Nov D.
Queenstown 18th. with mdse aud 67 passengers National
steamship Co has had ENE 70 IS winds Banks of
gsla aud has been detained OF sandy n
The late snow storm Dec a. lat 80 So Ion
Williams 6uons steamers. hence for Liverpool,
Time passed a. lnman steamer do for dol 9Th Iai ~ 81 Ion
81 passed steamship bound W, showing red and blue
light snd rocket; same time passed steamer bound Il,
Paris. hence for Liverpool.
steamship Union ,Brem) Won santen. Bremen Nov 30
via southampton Dec at 5U PM with mdse aud $50
scngsrs 10 Oerchs Co. Had strong westerly gales and
rough weather the entire Dec o. lat tg 41on II 81
passed .p Lvsning star 9Th, lat ~ 40 Ion IS passed ship
sa hence for Liverpool same time, steamship Alepps
do fof do =
Steamship Corter Whitman New Orleans Dec ana sw
Fuss 5th. AN with mdse and passengers TO Cron.
well Co. Experienced heavy uorhcrly Kales the entire
passage Dec H. about ten miles 10 the southwest Of the
her main and mlsxen gone; her foremss standing
. steamship Saratoga, Ming. Norfolk with mdse, 10 N l.
Bars Lave OAK tBr). Perry windsor. with plaster
Barn Live OAK. Fhrncy New Bedford In tow OF steamer
AcushncL VIII nad for Leghorn.
Rric Hstida Sweh scopcan, Kingston ia, y days. with
lofwood 20 Jones Lough. Has hsd heavy NV and w
gaies for the last days Dec g. in the Gulf, passed
quantity Of bunch Shingles apparently but short time in
The wssr The arrived at sandy Hook on the morning
Brig Mercedes tof Turks islands, Kohl cienfuescs e
ne Whole passage and has days Of Hserss
Inst
Bris NeneA, Mitchell Bangor with iameer. for Jersey
srs Als.ass~ wrnsnss sBr), Babso. sssscs.