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The Press on Impeachment.

The New York Times (Republican), speaking OF
the defeat of tho impeachment proposition, re-
marks:
qhe rasr,t is satisfactory. 1t removes huge
,,;ia of ,,hbish which, under the term of impeach-
mperf threatened TO obstruct puolic business and
| 70 deveIop the annoyances lnseparable from tho
| Tnated and prolonged discussion on subject SO
II of personalities and animosities. For this
iaf and tor the quietus that has been given to n
nr1iect which jeopardzed the harmony and use
| fulne of tue Republican party, tle country has
| reason to be thankful.
The New York Journal of Commerce, in some
remarks on tho subject, says:
Impeachment was the offspring of heated partl-
sanship and personal malice entertained quito cx-
clusiycly by that Congress with whom 1t has been
the Presidents misfortune TO come INTO frequent
! collision, and was never approved, We thlnk, Ny
the masses of the dominant party. Popular dis
cussions of the measure caused great anxiety and
alarm and contributed without doubt, to increase
tho Conservative majortles at recent elections. IL
NAV be that the majority III Congress never Sc
riouslv meant to impeach the President; but the
more probable case IS that they were mao @ ana IN in
purpose by their own better thoughts and by the
imperative demands OF the people.
The New York Herald remarks:
The end of the impeachment humbug shows
still more striklngy the extraordinary charge that
has come over Congress. The dominant party IN
and out OF Congress, a snort tlme since, camore0
for the Presidents impeachment. They were
ready to remove him at ali hazards for partizan
purposes. In their violence they represented him
as traitor, sot, debauchee, and everything. else
vile-in fact, monster. They raked the prisons
and every conceivable place for evidence against
him. They took the testimony of the vest char
acters and perjurers to make out a case: They
put spies about mis- residence to watch him, and
they did everything possible to blacken his char
acter before the public in advance OF the ACTON OF
Congress-. Finally, majority Of the impeachment
committee brought charge against him for high
crimes and msdemeanors." And, after all this
violence labor and partisan zeal, what did it end
| in? Abortion in two-thirds vote OF the House
against impeachment. Never before did great
party come down from its lofty pretensions so fiat
| ". If the Radical Republicans had wanted to do
Mr.. johnson great service they could not have
done anything to accomplish that more etfectually
But as there is evidence of returning reason among
them ye are not disposed to rub caustic on their
sores too mercilessly.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

fFoR The WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. DECEMBER H.
CoTToN-The past week has been marked by one Of
those unaccountable fluctuations which is so peculiarly
feature of the Cotton trade and the staple, after sud.
denly advancing 3d. ID. in the English market has
again receded Nd the Liverpool market at the close Of
our last weekly report having quoted Middlng Upland
ut 73Sd., advancing to 7hd 75sd and I'D, and has
since declined to 75sd and 7Isd. q 10.
This important product is at present influenced by an
unfortunate position Of affairs which we are fearful may
keep up depressing effect for some time, and compel
the planter TO sell at very unsatisfactory hgres Ihe
want prosperity in trade gen. raj financial disturbance
hghprced food, and the competition arising from the
growth Of the article in other countries are all now act
ing with the greatest force the price, In add
ton the facilities afforded by the cable permit operators
to ace on tho Liverpool market much OF the stock at
any time in the American ports and tho amount Offering
in this ws may he conjectured when during the past
weel sales on the spot made at 7Hd. while sales
to arrive took place 6ld. The staple in this market
opened at 15Kc 2 fb. for Mddhng Upland, advanced to
l6c Ill., and closed yesterday ut l44a@l4Xc. q tb for
this grade.
The following statement will exhibit the transactions
in the article in this market for the week just closed
On friday the 9th instant, the improving condi
ton of markets caused the rates here to harden
LMhc. p tb.-saleS 630 pales, ORDINARY 10 Uoou
Ordinary being quoted at 14@l5; Low Middlng at
l5x; Middnng at 16E, and strict Middhng at lec.
q ib. On saturday prices continued to harden
under improved foreign accounts, and the rates ad-
vaIced abou. nc. q ib.-sales 1900 bales, of which
some 800 were sold the evening previous but not ro-
ported the quotations at the close being for Ordinary
to Good Ordinary l44@16k; Low Middiing 15>6; Mid
ding at IT, and Strict Middling at 1870. q ib On
Monday the article dull aud depressed in eonse'
ouence of the receding condition of the New York
market, and prices fell of about &c q b-sales 500
bales Low Midding being quoted at 15aI54; MddlinS
at l5Z@l6, and Strict Middnne at 16A@l6hc. q ID.
On Tuesday the staple was depressed and had lower
tendency, prices receding from 5%@hc. q b, and
closing weak the latter decne-saes l060 bales Low
Midding being quoted at 14H@l4'l; Mddling OF loA,
and strict Middling at 15Zc q tb. On Wednesday the
market was dull and depressed, the inquiry being
limited and prices fell of about Xc q tb.-sales 42O
bales, Low Middling being quoted at 14&S14H. and
Middng at l5c p ID. Yesterday, with moderate in
quiry, prices declined c p tbssles 600 bales. VIA
at ls so at 13 10 at ID; OF 1aH 80 at 14; $50 at
IS1S; IO2 at lax; and 100 at TO- We quote
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MEN AND WOMEN oUr OF ENP1cy LENT IN New
YoRE.-The New York World published care
folly prepared statemeDt, showing that fifty thou
SAND men and Won, In in that city are now out q
"ofA' an" Us - the serious attention of Congress
...ca davotes so much OF its attention to radical
lsgslation) to the startling faot The World
says:
Fifty thousand persons In New York, who live
by the lanor OF their hands, out Of employ, is q
more truthful statement OF our financial condition
than columns OF deity arranged figures relating to
the national debt. Look at some OF the facts. Vi
the 2S OOO artisans employed II the jewelry busi-
ness 1orty per cent. out OF employ; carpenters
wag, have beel reduced from $3.50 to S2.5 day,
and only ban II tpe journeymen can hnd employ
meni; OF Latte1s, there are lour hundred who can
get work but Que day IN six; OF the twenty tnou-
sand tall IN the city, one-quarter are unem-
ployed the quantity II work for them is thirty per
cent. less tLau that assigned them at this time
last Year, aud their wages have been reduced by
thirty three and third per cent? the ron-workera
say that their business has not been, IN twenty
years so dull it Is now; at least one thousand
shipwri shts ate out Of employ, and from one end
OF the East river to the other but five vessels are
building, OF which two are steamboats,, two are
ferry boats. and one is o sailing vessel; and, to
close thIs list, 1t is estimated that three thou
s' servant girls are seeking places, but find
aone.
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c. DUcREUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

TIJHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION,
which has been patented in the United States,
France and England is offered by the subscriber to
the public, feeling assured they will find it, upon exami'
nation, one u the greatest inventions OF the age.
Prominent among Its advantages are:
F1Rsr-The facility with which horses may be harness.
cd 10 or embarrassed from Carriage, also rendering 1t
for the person embarrassing between
or behind the horses customary, thus avoiding any
liability Of being kicked.
sEcoND-In case of horse falling he may be loosed
from the carriage in second without the driver eav
ing his seat 1t is simple in its operation that child
can work 1t.
THIRD AND GREATEsT-In of horses taking fright
becoming unmanagabe or running away, the terrible
consequences which frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to carriages as the horses
can be loosed from the carriage "na twinkng, and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Nj. c. DUCREUX gave several puoc exhibitions. The
great favor praise manifested by the public on tscse
occasions is one OF the evidences popular appreca-
ton of its merits.
Terms may hc known and orders received for applying
the patent carriages. purchase OF state Rights by
addressing to G. DUCREUX Patentce,
No. 90 Elizabeth street. New York.
3no
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FEMININE FoSDNEss FOB SMASHING GLASS
HousEs.-In St. Pauls, the new magazine, edited
by Anthony Trollope, We find the following &C.
count OF how Eoman smash their neighbors' glass
houses. We have not words to condemn such hor-
rible imputatons:
GLASS houses are not regarded as very formi-
dable 1efences by women, especially those reared
by their own sex. The other day We were admir-
ing l2dys dress in the presence Of another lady,
and we marveled much at its beautiful color.
you silly goose sid our fair friend, can't you
see that the silk has been dyed and turned? 1t
would serve men almost right if women ceased
tn attempt to dress well.' We were silenced, but
could not help thinking that possibly some men
would have no objection at all TO be served quite
right Nothing can we'll exceed woman's dex-
terIty in sm shiug her neghbors glass house,
and the whole proceeding is a marvellous exhlbi-
ton OF ingenuity. Provided with the smallest
pebble, but OF the highest polish, she will ap-
proach her poor sister, and after much fond pa
layeS aud kissing OF cheeks, she will retire to q
snort distance. Then, watching her opportunity,
crash she sends the little missile with the force
and whlz OF a bullet. Awhile she watches the
agony Of her PROSTATE enemy, and then approaches
with tie swv vetest OF smiles to offer her pity and
tears. Gre~t God is it possible that such lovi-
ness and tenderness can at times be allied to a
cruelty in the reinem mt Of which no wild animal
can surpass the mortal angelo"
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A GooD t--..2-rI.L.-4he English Parliament
has ADOPTED po.icy which is eminently worthy
the altenuon o. Congress. In peace times 1t
never max 8 an appropriation without providing
for lis payment. For Instance, at the special ses-
sion now u trogress, the money voted for the ex-
pepses Of the AbyssinaL war is to be derived from
an ex;ra tax on incomes. This plan checks ex-
trayagance, and throws upon the House the re-
sponslbiity, and perhaps odium, Of au increase
OF taxation as conseq .euce OF an increase of ex-
pendiiure. In Congress the practice is to make
tie appropriation aid leave the retary Of the
Treasury to ind the where-with to meet the ex-
penses. Tie result is an increase OF expenditures
anu taxation without any responsibility attaching
to- the .uthors. Mr.. McCpeoch has protested
but 90 far without any effect. He makes his
estimates Of the actual Working expenses Of the
n.i,hons of dollars for various purposes outside
the regular cost Of the civil and military services
When appropriations carry with them the Iasr0 odum IL
the money which lhey lavish 80 freely is not theil
own,
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BUrrRR-Is dull and heavy for common out 81 auy iot
fine qualities We quote follows: Goshen ana Oranse
county pals 2 ID 50a56c; State hrkns air 70 prne
42a4sc good to choice 42a45; tubs, good to choce to
4Sc Western Reserve good to choice 3OaS'c' aIe 'uo
Welsh, good to choice, 42I4ic. ..s,o, oro o,s;er
CuEEsE-Ihe market is quiet and prices ars easisi q
We ouote a. follows: State factory good 10 enoice R
new, 14al5c; Stae fair good, lj4l4c; S'e Garues
choice l2al+c; Enslish dairy, Conn loa1Ic: Epgnsn
dairy Ohio l8a6; Vermont dairy, common 70 cnci'e
ID, 1Oll4,; Pin apple, 15a22c; On iactory eooa "
choice, 1Jal4c; Ohio ddries, llaijc. =. o-oooo
HAY-Is III Rood demand and prices are hrm at eoasVo
for Shipping, and 81 15a1 81 tor retail lots
MoIAssEs-ls dull aad prices favo. the ouyer'
NAVAL SroREsAre generally dull and prices aVoI le
buyer quote as follows: Spirits Iurpentine, Iree'
q gallon 5tc; Spirits Turpenine in bond 2 gallodn
47c; Crude Turpeutine. II bbis. 2SS IDS, S9ao oa
Resins, common, in bals q bE % % S s7}sas sSs W;
No q III bbls, Dbl, 50 25a5 80; Resins, No IN oDi
2 bbl SO 75aa rs; Resins pale, in bbls Dol, 20 a. co.
Rosins extra pale in bb s. e bbl Stao 7o hosns wiz
d. glass, in Ibis. p bbl 81 %; lar, North county,
IL 1bls. {, Dbl. 81 75a3; Tar. Wilmington III pos,
bt IS 25a So Pitch, city in bbs Dbl, 80 20; Ficn
southern, in BIB :. q Dbl, So 75.
suoARs-iaw Sugars are dull but steady Sales OF
Cuba at II Aal2kc. Refined quiet at l6bal64c 10
hards.
RIcE--Is dull and prices are nominal.
wHIszEY-The market is irregular. Small sales at SIC
In bond.
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PORT CALENDAR.
consgnees per soutn Carolina Ka1lroad

1862 bales Cotton, Ga bales Mdze, "a bbs Rosin $40
bayH Corn and Peas Go bags Rough Rice cars Cattle
10 cnra Lumber and Wood. &C. To L DeSlussure, ]
ID Aiken & Co. Cart Kopff Jervey, Thurston Holmes
Willis & Chisolm, ] M Caldwell Sons, Graeser, Lee.
ston, Crews L. Co, g Williams & Co. Cohen, Hanckel
l. Co. II RodgersS Co. W Dukes & Co, G b Walter
Adams. Frost & Co. Averin & Son, D Jennings Co.
r Mure & Co, Holmes & Macbeth, W Courtney & Co. E
Wiss & Co. J Sloan Taylor, Street Bros & Co.
Walsh, Railroad Agent G A Hopley Co. C witte.
Courlenay L. Trenholm. Taft & Rowland Watson & Hill,
C Sahlman. J l. W Armstrong NJ Cleckley, 7 Fill
lette J M Greer. Baggett Co, Gruber & Martin.
Davis W Dowling Wardlaw & Carew, II Bischoff & Co.
Salinas, o Reeder, Burk 4 Son, Ravene & Co. Il
Baker, Utsey Kenyon, Clark & Co, 7 & W De-
wees Marshall, Alexander and Order
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DOMESTIC.

BOSTON-Per schr L c Wishart-loO,0OO feet yellow
Pine Boards 40 600 feet Yellow Pine Timber, 10 tons
Old Iron, 80 bales Cotton ''Per schr Hunt
490bales Cotton, 90 casks Clay
NEW YOKK-Fer steamship Champion-131 ticrces Rice
So bags S Island and $40 bales Upland Cotton. PIG
bales Domestics. -. Per steamship Miami-l159
bales Upland Cotton. Per steamship Moneka-
453 bales Upland and 40 bales 5 Cotton, 81 terces
Rice, 80 empty Beer Barrels. bales Domesiics 2
bales Moss 81 packages Mdze. Per steamship
James Adger-10S tierces Rice. S65 bales Upland Cot
ton 50 bales Domcstics. 20 PACKAGES. Per schr
n W Smth-l9O OOO lcet Yellow Pine Lumber
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship AIliance-176 bales
Cotton 2G casks Rice 66 bales Yarn, bales Rags 90
casks Clay, 229 bags Bran. 10 bbls Spirits Turpen-
tine 43 Pig Iron. 100 tons Railroad Wheels lSO
empty Barrels, boxes and casks Iron Brass, 90. 10
packages Mdze.
BALTIM0RI-Per schr Kealing-2OOO sacks Liver
pool Salt
NEW OkLEANS-Per schr James Young-304 terces
and half tierces Rice, 157 bbis Whiskey 124 bags
Peas, 10 bags Seed Rice. cases Wine, packages
Mdzc.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Moneka. for New York-Miss Lizzie
Clark, - Doyle, James Pailey, and steerage.
Per Steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah. via Beaufort
Hilton Head, &c-Mrs Rice, Bailey, Simonds, Col
NJ seibrook W O'Bryan, D Hntchns. E G Nichols, ]
G Thompson, Col P Low, Tomlinson. 8 Millett S
L Harris, D Moore, DR. Hillhouse, W Doggett, A
McKeon, and IA deck.
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"Preyention is Better than Cure. "
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A ppROyED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED bI
a the French Medical Faculty. as the only saie ana
This preparation is suited Tor either SEX and
has proved from ample experience. the most eicien.
and reliable Preventive discovered thus etecnnS
sd sccorjno TO DIRECTIONS every possibility of danger
NAV be avoided single application will radically nsa
trailze the yenereal virus expcl all impurities nom we
ohsorbcnt vessels and render contamination mpossioe
Re wise in tune and at very small outlay save hours
uutod bodily and mentaltornens. ., q,
This most reliable specific, so universally adop. p -, ~
te Old World is now offered for sale for the nrst .' -
America by +. A. DupORT CO., only su'ho'
Agents for the United States "a
Price So per bottle. Large bottle. double s sr,,rIv
The usual discount TO the trade Sen.. -
hacked on receipt of price, any address Win ''''>
lions anu p"npn'e'' y F A. DUPoRT & CO..
Sole Agents for DR.. Rieord : r. L.,
Mav22 lyr No. II Gold Street. New fork,
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formed al Newberry, with the following officers;
Sllas Johnstone President; J. R. Leavell, 1st Vice
President; Henry. Wingard, I'd Vice President;
Laurence Marshall, Treasurer; Geo. A. Hough,
Secretary; W. z, Griffin, N, D., Librarian
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Market Report ana Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending December Ii, 1867.
PREPARED DY
ANDREW MI. MORELAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, S. c..
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Wilmington Market.

ad Ok Al cents ON former quotations, and the sales
today are 5S2 bbs at 50 75a2 80 for soft and u 1Uat
for hard per $50 pounds-the market closing az
Spirits TuapENrSE-Has been in fair request To-Day
and we quote sales of SIG bbs at 4eH cents per eaon
Ros1S-The market continues to rule dHn' Sse1 d co
ss3 bbs at 81 75a 80 for strained, 81 80 for NO. hu %
for No ]. .eo.hb
CorroN-1he market s quiet ana prices alo io% s.
Sales of I25 bales at Is cents for Good Ordinary Io
cents for mixed grades 1a cents for Low Middns anu
IA cents for Middling. o ;rood
LUMBER.-A lot Of $4,000 feet noorne' Per f"i''
sold at $40 per NJ.
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aS- Persons depostns letters ip the Postonice will
please place the stamp the upper right hand cor
ner OF the envelope, and they Will also please TO
ber that without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. December lS
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THE DAILY NEWS
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS, 1867.
Blue Eyes.

Lat others sing Of raven hair.
and eyes where night doth glow;
But give 10 me hue more LII.
With olue eyes bright below;
Within theii melting light III roam
Aw4y from sorrows train,
And fad my heart loving home
where joy shall bloom again.
The fash of wounding WIT may not
Surround each wave OF iiSht,
But love has made its resting spot
Within those olue eyes bright;
And feeling feathers every glance
That rushes to the heart,
Aud sends q sweet enticipg in''
With every flying dart.
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1,l conts q fb. nominal on Upland To the West In
dies nothing offering. Coastwise-To New York, by
steam Hc ib on Uplands, and lc, on Sea Islands Is
the local asking rate. 81 50@32 G. fierce on Rice BY
sail. slc "A ib on Cotton, and SOL 25 . tc On Rice
To Boston by steam &c p b On Gotten and 81 q tc. on
Rice: by sail hc q ib. Cotton. TO Philadelphia &c
a H.. on Upland Cotton, b. steam and &C. q H. by sa
ro Bahuorc by stcam Hc q lb. on Cotton and 81 90
"a fierce on Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston Steam
sb,n Company take Cotton through to Cincinnati at
81 70 "A 100 lbs; Rice b5c p 100 lbs. To Louisville
co,ton s.. 70 100 bs; Rice 75c. q 100 lbs. 10 ST.
onis. Cotton s21O q 100 fbs. Rice s5c q 100 lbs
These steamers take freight through to Philadelphia
IN Inmber by sail, to New York, Philadelphia and
baltimore. at scat T. NJ, and on Timber 5000 q M.
nominal.
EXCuANGE-Stering Bills-the rate yesterday was
1441 for sixty days bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANoE.-The banks are purchasing SiSnt
Checks on New York at of. They are not purchasing
at present beyond sight bills They are seinng s'en'
Checks at par.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at "a and
selling at S6@37.
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o,tv Of Savannah Bonds .eo@61
City of Savannah Couponstdue previous to Int June.
1866. -: ,ccc .9o00 9og00
City of Savannah Couponsdue after LIST June 1861 950o
Memnbis and Charleston Railroad Bonds. .72973
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons 90@92
Money brings az per cent. month on hrstcass COL
lateras.
Anv information in relation to Bonds, Stocks, Cou-
nons or Bank Bills, will be furnished by application.
Either In person by letter. to the Broker above named
at No. 8 Broad street.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
December IL.

LIvERPOOL-Per British steamship Pioneer-2s2 bags
81 aud 1918 bales Upland Cotton -. Per British
bark The Queeu-40 bags and 209l balos Upland
Cotton $50 btls Rosln, 36S bags Cotton Seed,
HAVRE FRANCE-Per brig Sbannon-5 bale and
lllO bales Upland Cotton, % terces Rice, keg Rice.
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Exports of Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber
from the Port OF Charleston, from the 1st
September to December IL, 1867.
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Exports of Cotton, from the
Port OF Charleston.
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The Carolina Times.

PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURG c. H.
o,HIs PAPER CIRCuIATEs THROUGHOUT THF
middle portion Of the State, and offers the pest
facilities for adysrtisers February "a
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEs sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Minerva, Collins, Havana-6 days. Fruit. To
the Master.
Steamer Pilot Boy, MoNety,- Savannah, via Hilton
Seed so bags Peanuts barrels and boxes Fruit and Sun
dries. TO Ferguson, E Rodgers Co, c Schroeder.
Tucker, Screven Nisbet, Street Bros GO. Howard
Bros, W o'Bryan, Cohen, Hallckel Co, " Lawton
90, Fraser & Dill, Hopkins MCPHERSON Co. Roper
stoney W NJ Matthiesseu, Layfetteau, Col Low F
Kressel Southern Express Co, u Moore
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka. shackfOrd. New York-JnO Theo
schr James Young Wilson, New orleans-Risley &
Creighton
From this Port.
Steamship souder. Lebby, New York, Dec 8.
Schr Althea, Smith, New York. Dec 9.
schr Carrie Webb. worthington, Georgetown c.
Dec 9.
UP for this Port.
schr Maria Lunt, Tracey, at New York, Dec 10.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. at New York, Dec TO-
s:hr NJ stockham. Cordery, at Philadelphia, Dec 9.
Schr NJ Mines, Burdge, at Philadelphia, Dec D.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship City of Port Prince Jackson from Boston,
Dec II.
Memoranda.
The steamship George Upton, Crowell, from Boston
for this port, at Holmes Hole, Dec T.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Skiold. Albrechtsen, cleared. Nov ~
Nor bark Kjellestadt, Verge, cleared. 10
NEWCASTLE, ENG.
Bark c Jones, --, up. NOV 10
LEIrH.
The Bertha, Anderson, sailed. Oct 22
ST. JOHNS, n. b.
Br ship Nictoux Rowe, cleared NOV "a
DOMESTIC.
NEWPORT, II. l.
Brig Tangent Rch sailed. ................ DEC
BOSTON,
steamship City of Port Prince. Jackson sailed Dec II
Steamship George Upton, Crowell, sailed. Dec
Sohr Glover. Ingerson, cleared .............Dee
YORK.
Steamship Charleston. Berry cleared ... Bec 10
Schr Maria Lunt, Tracey. Dec ~
Schr Hartstene Horn. cleared. Nov -
Schr Vapor BoSert up. DeV
Schr Mary Fletcher. Pendleon. cleared. Dec
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Open Sea- Coombs. cleared. d...............D Dec
Schr Shaw, shaw, cleared Nov ~
Schr Matthews. McElwee cleared. Nov SO
Mary stockham, Cordery. cleared. Dec
Schr Mines, Burdge, cleared. Dec
BALTIMORE.
Brig Yankee Blade. Combs up. up................D Dec
Schr Shiloh Hubbard. cleared red................De Dec