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! Preslden; Of the Uaited S,ases

9th of March next Preslden, of IN. Trai,.a S.a..u
N.yer in the history OF any e, eovernnen.
an aftmpt upon the part o aas executl 90
whether Emperor. King or Pr.~,t~at- 40
uss.,oy sa, , ne jas1 sn sTSS Of sae'hes depari-
guilty., upon the proof In psrt and ppor hIs
ow N Sdmissions, Of having Intentionally y,o-
lated p0elsc law. Of usorping snd er~rcisi1r
% poSeis not exc clseo nor even asseFted hy any
ReNlewing the historical rrecedents In his
country end IN Europe. NJ. Reat~ell ele-sa
~ saylne that "we suppressed the rseeilioaan
arms, aud we an ncw to eNpsl % from .tbe en- -
ecutiNe councils. This done, republican instl-
tsuons n, no further ILLUSTRATION. An thfncs
tn.h relating TO The national welfare and Lls
aIe mace as secure as can be 0y any future
ehtnts. The freedom, prosperity, and power
OF hner1ea arr assurHd. The friends OF con
i,s slSnonsi lreersy throughout Barope will hati
r9Ah JOY the assured greatness and glory o. tns
new republic. Our internal dIficqltes vii
IaIIoIy ohappear. Peace and prosperity viii
ie.uih ~ 70 every portion Of the cuuntry ina
,,,. Nv ISs or noaths We shall celebrate re
ttottH Shioh upon the basFs OF the equal
rights Of the States, an each of Which eapsiitx
OF TIE people will be Recognized ssd -
taonshe9. Inns respondent IL not 20 he con-
nced mat tbese things may come. bus iux-
ice being cone, these things are 10 coro.
Al your bar The House Of REPRESENTATIVE d.
mands justice-Justlce for the people, iustice -
the accused. Justice is Of God, and IN can,o.
perish. BY and through justice cones oheai-
ence 10 the law by adj maEis trates and peonle
By and through justice comes the liberty Of IA.
law, which is Freedom without = license Sea
aiers, as far az sm concerned the case is now
IN your hands and n D. soon TO he closed by nv
associate. The House OF Representative have
Pr stnted thIs criminal al yonr bar with &c uaI
confidence IN has guilt and an your disposition
70 admlnlnister exact justice between him and
the people OF the United. His con vfction A. the
triumph OF law, OF srder, OF lustice. 1 do not
sohtem plate has aeguittal-lt is impossible
therefore i do not loOk beyond. But Seaa-
tors, the people OF America will never per
init an nsurping executive 70 break down the
secuflilss Tor liberty provided by the Cbnsutu-
aon. lhe cause Of the country ie AZ your
beloved land" - r' y 49,
HorsE OF REPREsEsTATIvEs.-The House
was called to order az III o'clock
Mr.. 10 Her (Pa.) offered a resolution direct
ing the Secretary Of the Interior 10 inform the
house OF = aInes OF clerks appointed In has De-
partm ent since April lst
Mr.. Spalding objected.
The House then resolved itself INTO Commit
tee Of the Whole akd proceeded to the bar of
The Senate.
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lNrRovKNErT AT NIAGARA FArrs.-W,
understand hat work will be resu med on m =
new onaee ~ NaA&ra Falls next week. and it Is
expected hat The floor will be- down nv nnout
nrst Of June. Visitors at the Fails daring IA /,
base ball tourney will thus have IN opportua-
ny OF crossing ON u and obtaining Q fall view
oil the great catarscf. Thre~ new and hand
some bridge have been built from the man
land to the Three Sisters Islands. and Q splen.
did view ean BE- had OF The easeadas An the
vicinity. Otiser sridees, ieaanS 70 the several
construction, and wiu BE- completed in a shsrI
time. Various other fmpro vementS are BEING
made at the falls. and it viii be more attract.
folo ComEesesal kdresfisss.
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FROM CANADA.

OTTAWA, CANADA. April 22-In the Hous-
yesterday, the Committee on Fisheries and
Navigation presented a report recommen 1ing
tnat tonnage fee Of four dollars Per ton NJ
dian waters.
In The Senate, the alien bill was amended Inv
making residence in the Dominion of one y.ar
su1nclent for naturalization PAPERS
Tenders have been AN yiled from the Iam,p
Cunard, and other steamship companies for the
conveyance Of the mails betwee., Halifax and
Great Britain.
The authorities have founs-a man who says
ne saw the shot fred that killed Mr.. Nc(y..4
he has not yet seen Whelan, but feels confidant
that he can identify him
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. BY CABLE.

Alleged Feniau Plot to Burn Bucsiushaw
faiaee-Arrest Of the Incendia diarie.-Th,
marriage of Prince n am berf-The ~sau
ish w ar Minister Dying.
LONDON, April 22.-The folio wing report ha-
Just been received: Two ineu supposed 10 o.,
Ftnians were arrested al late hour near the
servants door Of Buckingham Palace. carry
ing hamper which was found TO contain a gu-
Ion OF Greek fire. The parties made a deeper
ate Resistance, and were with diniculty So
cured A third person with them fed a. soon
suit.
FLORENCE. April 22.-The marriage OF Prince
hOmbert, the beIr pres sumptive Of the King of
ltaiy, with The Princess Margaret, his cou-, n
och plaee Today al the Chapel Royal in Tn-
nm hllg ictor Emanuel. The Gro wn p,ince
freuerlck William Of Prussia. Prince Napo-
ton, ana The Princess Marie ClotIlde. aod a
sIeat many Italian notablss Were present
Great preparations are making in this citv f,r
the reception OF the Prince and his wife
MADRID, April 22-Noon.-It has been off,
clally announced that Naryarez, the Preslde.r
OF the Council rpd Minister of War. is ,iyiag.
LosDCN, April % -Noon.-Consols un-
changed; Z. S. 5-a0's, 7Vs Eries. s6k; Illinois
Central, e3A.
LIvERPooL, April 22-Noon.-Cott.n ouiet.
sales 1000 bales prices unchanged Breadstufs
and prov islons quiet.
LONDON, Aprl 22-Evening.-Consols e3.a
g3h Tor money and account T.. - 5-2g's Il "a
W. Fries i6h; Illinois Central a3I.
FRANKFORT, April 22-Eyening ). Saws
strong at 75a.
LIVERPOOL. April Evening.-Cottou
nImer and more active, and higher. sales OF
lo,oaO bales uplands on the spot AT ID =: 20 ar
flye, l2 a12n y; Orleans. 12k
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THE GRAIN TRADE

81. Louis, April 2.-The FIRST direct ship
ment of wheat IN bulk from ST Louis for NV
York, lett yesterday via New Orleans The lot
consists OF twenty -fve thousand bushels of
Spring wheat
A strong party is forming here in connection
WIN party In Liverpool TO ship grain il bulk
TO the latter point, and open a direct irnporf
trade between the two cities
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FROM PANAMA.

NV YORK, April 22.-The steamer Arezona.
with Panama dates and s9is, 800 ia treasur.
has arrived. The Protestant chaplain a Pan
anna, Rev. w. q. Hughes, died on the eth inst
The peace commissioner had returnac from
Cherequl Without effecting anything with the
rebels Two hundred troops have been sent 70
sutdue the rebellion, and the Isthmls declared
TO be in state of war for sixty days.
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ELECTION IN CHICAGO.

ISptcIaI DE llatch 70 the Star.
CHICAGO, April 2i'-The election to-day for
Judge and Clerk OF the Recorderis Court and
one Alderman from each ward passed Off
quieuy. About 23.0t0 votes were polled The
Demooranb ticket for Judge and Clerk was
elected by 500 ma iority, Democratic gain OF
aoout 2,5U. The Council stands 20 Repuoli-
cans and Il Democrats
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TO ROB "A PAY TRAIN.

Louisville, KY April "A conspiracy
TO rob the pay train of the JefirrsouvIu' rail-
road and murder the men in charge thereon.
yesterday, was discovered through Detective
Bright OF Chicago. Four OF the cons pirators
nave been arrested in Jefferson vile, and two
others escaped. They were in the employ OF
the company.
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ESCAPE OF MURDERERS

CLEykLANp, OHIO. April 2a.-Roberts and
Scott, the murderers Of uertzer escaped from.
jail IN Springfield, Ohio, last night. Their trial
was 20 have commenced this morning. Great
excitement prevails, and the citixens taking
every means 20 secure the prisoners.
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MARYLAND SOLDIERS. AND SAILORS,
CONVENTION

BALTIMORE, April 22-The soldiers and sail
ors Of the State meet here at noon to-day 10
elect delegates TO the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
tional Con onyention, which meets i'm Chicago on
Nav 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-22

- Letters from Egypt states thai of the sey.
enty-i private vessels which have Ascepded
the Nile, fifty ny the Amer.cas flss and con-
tain parties Of Americans
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.


WILMINGToN, N. c. April 22.-The election
AZ progressing quietly. The Conservative. are
gaining ground. At stump Sourd precinct, IN
IN TINS county, mp 10 4 e'clock yesterday. DOT Of
20 negro votes as were for the Conseryanye
ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-22

ME-. DICKENS LAST READING.-Mr Dickens
gave ms last reading in this country at New
York on Monday night. At its conclusion he
made the following neat farewell address
Ladies and Gentlemen:-The shadow of one
word has Impended over me all this evening
and the time has come when the shadow must
fau- Ii is but a short word. but the weight of
such things Is not meas surable by their length,
and the shorter words express the whole round
Of our human existence. When 1 READ David
Copperfeld here last Thursday evening, I telt
that there was more than usual significance.
for me, IL Mr, Peggottys declaration, MY
future life lies over the sea-" and when closed
my book Just now j keeHIy felt that / was
presently going 10 est. blish an alb that might
have satisfied even the elder Mr.. Weller him.
self The relations that have arisen between
us In this hall-relations at least sustained on
my side by earnest devotion of myself 10 NV
task, and sustained on yours by the readiest
sympathy and the kindest encouragement. are
now To be broken forever. But / entr-at YOU
10 be heve that in passing out of nv sight Won
VIII not pass out of my mind. i shall often re-
call you equally by my winter fireside and in
sDe ereen English summer weather-neyer "a a
pubIlc audience; always rather in the light of a
host of personal irieEds; az ways with gratitude
tendeIness and regard Ladies and gentIemep
Il bid you farewell. and L pray Gsd bless YOU
and God bless the land IN which leave you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-22

ARRIVAL OF GEN. MCDOWELL Ann
STAFF.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Amone the passengers
by The steamer Arizona is Gen. Mcdowell and
SIS ~->-
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FOREIGN NEWS By CABLE.-The statue of
Edmund Burke was unveiled 81 Dublin yester
Gay by the Prince of Wales. The Fcnian Gen
Magic has not been released by the British au-
fhorltles, and y not, therefore, as has been re-
ported, on his way TO the United States The
triai OF the fenian prisoners charged with
causing the Clerkenwell explosion was re-
sumsd IN London yesterday. The evidence
against the prisoners il principally thar given
by INFO mers. but u Is very direct and positi We
The prevalent stories about the movements of
GarfbaldI are denied, and he is said 10 be still
IN the Island of Caprera. bill was passed in
the English House of Commons yesterday pro.
viding thai The execution of criminals shall be
conducted IN private. An amendment which
was offered abolishing capital punishment,
Was rejected. Late adj from Japan. via
hikado, promises to indemnify all foreigners
Tor losses suffered at the hands Of either party
during the civil disturbances
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FUTILE ATTEEPr TO LAUNCH rHr
MONONGAHELA.

HAVANA, April 22.-Advices from ST. Thomas
TO the lot instant state that a third attempt to
launch the Monongahela had been made, and
proved a failure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-22

- II Is reported N Florence that General
Garibaldi has left Caprera, and gone 20 Naples
The Yumor causes some uneasiness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-22

- he coroner's jury in the case of VIM.
Hatch, who died a week or two since at Port
land from the effects OF chloroform admins
tered for the purpose of having a tooth extrac-
ted, have rendered a verdict acquitting the
dentist OF all blame, for the reason that he used
the usual precautions They say, however,
that it Is always dangerous TO administer ether
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THE MURDER OF DARCY MCGEE-Addifioa-
a. kss1sHes against WAslcH.-A despatch from
Ottawa says the evidence against WheIan Who
n suspected of the murder OF Darcy Mc(ies
Is daily becoming stronger since his arrest Ne
has voluntarily made several important ad
missions. Patrick Buckley, Docrkeeper OF the
House OF Commons, has been arrested IN con q. :
quence OF the contradictory nature Of his eyi
oelce before The police magistrate. The an
tho-1ties continue I'D act with great vigilance
and inquiry IL pushed in every direction where
IL may be possible to obtain information.
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INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s271,76g.15
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PERsoNAL-CharlesE Z. Warburton, Esq, of
the PhiladelphIa EreRisg Telegraph is among
the arrivals AZ Willards-
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LEAVE ExTEXDED.-The leave of absence for
the benefit of his health. granted Breyet Major
General J. l.. Donaldson, Assistant Quarter
master General, on the I'd Instant has been ex
tended for six months, with permission to 20
beyond sea.
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THE ALLAN MCDONALD ABDUCTION CAsE-
From corresponds nee laid before the Canadian
House in reference 10 the and uetion of Allan
Mcdonald, Lord Monck, while acknowledgipg
Secretary Seward's courtesy as characterIsric
Of his conduct on every occasion in which his
Exeelleney has had TO appeal 10 him. rather
snubs the British Ambassador for declining 10
accept Secretary Stewards offer to surrender
Opportunlty of informing him OF all the facts
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Alleged Feniau Plot to Burn Bu.kiuyh,w
faiaee-Arrest Of the eInc~ndiarie.-Th,
Marriage Of Prince n umberr-The ~eau-
ish War Minister Dying.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-07
Lixernnol Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. August 21-::oTToN.-lFrom the
Brokers' Circular. Cotton WAS IN good demand on
Friday Mt full rates, and on Saturday and monoay
the sales were unusually large, prices having ad-
vanced fully I'D per fb in the current descriptions
On Tuesday the market became qrieter, ana mas
since been without animation with some concession
from the extreme rates. but the quotations snow an
advance in almost everv description the week CLOS
ing with frmness. Sea Island has been IN ialr ae'
mand at last weeks rates. For American the INQUIRY
has been large but checked In the eary part OF ne
week by the bare supply offering, prices nave rlsen
about I'd per 1b. New York advlce' 10 tne i9tn ~,
slant quote middng Soc, costing to sell In LSerpoo
l2d per ID, by sailing vessel or steamer BraA mas
been in good request, and an advance OF Ada>so
per fb has been obtaiEed
For Egyptian the demand has increased, ana
considerable business has been do e., with an ad-
vance of 4 to ad q tb. Most descriptions OF East
India advanced n to I'd q fb early in the week. but
have scarcely maintained the full rise, except the
good and fine qualities, which are attracting the a.
tention of consumers In cotton to arrive, uansac.
tons haye increased OF prices following the gen
currency of the market The latest quotation are;
Mobile, from New York, ut ses, basis OF midciing'
1OHd; Dhollerab, tair new merchants. June sainng'
7Zd; Oomrawuttee. fair new merchants, April sal-
ing and May sailing, 7Ad p ID Ihe sales OF OF the
week amount to los. .03O bales including IL, o7O on
speculation and % S4p declared for export leaving
Il. 62O bales to the trade Friday. August Ill ne
sales to-day amounted to 900 bales including 6Ouo
on speculation aad for export; prices S to Ad dear
er all round.
SALES OF COTTON FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. 20.
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THE PLATFORM.

The Democratic party. in National Convention as
sembled, reposing It's trust in the intelligence,
patriotism, and discriminating justice Of the people;
standing upon the constitution Us the foundation
and limitation Of the powers Of the government and
the guarantee Of the liberties Of the citizen, and re-
coonzing the questions Of slavery and secession as
having been settled for all time to come by the war;
or the voluntary action Of the Southern States In
constitu ional convention assembled, and never 70
1,e renewed or reagitated, do, with the return Of
peace. demand:
FY,,,. Immediate restoration Of all the States to
their rights in the Union, under the constitution
and of civil government to the American people
;s,con1. Amnesty for all past political offences,
and the regulation Of the elective franchise In une
States by their citizens. rrs
ga,,d Payment Of the public debt Of the United
s.ates a, rapidly as practicable; all moneys drawn
nom the people by taxation, except 80 much az Ii
requisite for the necessities OF the government
economically administered, being honestly appneo
to such uayment; and where the obligations OF tne
government do not expressly state upon their iace
or the law under which they wsze Issued does NOT
provide that they shall be paid in COIN tney ougn'
in right and in justice, be paidin the lawful money
of the United States.
Fourth Equal taxation Of every species OF properly
according 10 its real value. including government
bonds and other public securities.
NTH. One currency for the government and the
,eon,e. the laborer and the ofaceholder. the pen.
sloner and the soldier the producer and the bond
holder.
Sixe. Economy in the administration OF the gov
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-07
Boston Market.

BOSTON, September 2.-CoFTEE-The marke:
continue very quiet for thus article and scarcely
anyth:nr has been done since our last We quote
Jaya at &c, gold Rio at laal7,, gold, and St Co-
rruno ut 0i4n9Ac, god, in bond.
CoTroy-The loarket for this article has been quite
Arm the past week and prices have adval ccd. Inc
stock of choice graces is very much reduced and O
Straight middng is very dnicult to find. Manuiac-
trrers are purchasing only IN small lots as wanted
and with present reduced stocks. have to pay 1un
nrices. We quote ordinary at 23a24c good ordinary
1t 26a27c, low miidng 2Sa2sc, and middiinG at soa
&C GuNsY BA0s-Market firm at 19c, currency but
no sales OF any consequence have been made ior
some time. ... a,,.,,
GUSyY CLoTH-There is fair demand for coth,
and prices are seady. snles OF $50 bales ut 2l15c
and $50 bales OF u 4a22c per yard, currency. line
shipments South have been quite large.
HAY-There has been fair demand, with sales o.
Eastern md Northern at Sl6a24 per ION, as 10 qus
ty and choice lots OF Northern OF s25a2G Inc sate
Of the week include some lots OF good Eastern ioi
export at s24 per ton. ho,,c
NAyA1 SToREs-Prices of spirits tuipeniine nave
declined to 47a4sa per gallon and has been IN mout
rate demand Tar is dull and prices are 'enoine
downward The sales have been IN small iots at ga
4 25, but these prices cannot now be realized. II
roam there have been sales of l0O1 bpls No at 10 ~
a3 90: and 400 obs No ut 81 25a4 81 per Dbl lie
ntch the sales have been small at s4a4 % per Dbl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-07

PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power OF
RADwAY'S RENOvATING REsOLvENT IN curing
the worst forms Of Scrofulous, Syphiloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases and its marvellous power in resolving
caIculous concretiors, aording immediate relief and
consequent cure of Diseases of the Kidney Bladder.
Liver Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. It's rapid influence
in the cure Of Diabetes Incontinence or scanty tur-
bid, alDuminous, cloudy urine; its almost instant ef
fcacy In stopping itching and painful discharge OF
uIlne aud its singular power in curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, L.ucorrhGa, Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARIL-
LIAM used in the Renovating ResolVent differs from
ordinary iSdrsdpariNGs Sars,parillian is the only
principle in Sarsaparilla that possesses curatlre
properties; all other parts Of the root ore inert and
useless. One ounce of the extract obtained under
Dr. Radway new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances, centains more
OF the true principle OF cure than twenty pounds OF
the ordinary roots. .-,. ..,...
SARSAPARILLIAN is only one OF the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful mediciue: and 1t
the only compromising remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansipE and reinv1goratins proper
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT. URINE. and
other secretions, securing harmonious functional
action Of every deprived organ and gland In the sys
tenn. If the blood Is corrupt the Reeolveut will
make it pure II the Lungs are liberated and sore.
secreting thick phlegm and prurelept matter the
Resolyent will loosen this deposit and repair tho
wasting lung with sourd and healthy material. II
the skin is covered with pimples spots, pastulee,
sores, ulcers, &C., the Resovent will quickly resvs
theeo anuoyances. Ii mercury l5 dopOs1tcd In tne
bones and has accumulated In the system the Re-
solvent will drive it out. If the Throat or Bronchial
Glands are ucerated. the Resoivent Will cure these
signs OF All early waste. Direct remedies, possess-
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtful, they
increase the functional secrehons OF on organ by
suspending the constituent secretions Of others;
hence. compensatins remedy like the Reselvent is
the only means of o permanent cure.
BEAR In MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
iwpresnated with the Resolvent and absorbed TO
supply the waste OF the body, will make pure sound
and healthy flesh and fibre. The first dose that is
taken commences its work OF publication and In
creasirg the appetite and fesh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-07
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York-W
6 Ad,ms and lady, Miss Cook, Miss NJ Cole, Mrs
Hnpneken, child and servant, q Frost and lady,
Miss M Burroughs Fairchild and ladT, Mrs j Ter
now Mrs Meyer Miss II Sin2leton. Miss oates
W = Carpenter. Indy and three children, : Austin
and ladT. L Jaeer, lady and Children, Mr Duncher
and LADY,. McDermott, PleI ge Hurckmyer. Is
81 Puch, Chichester. a Fisher, Iylee, ", u
7 Jo'Neil Y 3 O'Nein, " O'Neill, Gerard, d Z
wharton S Carr, Hayne, J Rayenel, Net
teryille. D O'Neill, H Moses. Jetfers. Perry,
F B Bcllingcr. q Gum, A W JaGer, 6 Oates -
Per steamship Falcon, for EaltmoreIM:s =. Y
Trenholm. ] Clark, J Neither Miss NJ Zines MISS
Fletcher. Rushelmcr, A F Lichte, b Danner' Al
D Mcguire. w., vor,, u-o
Per steamship Monterey, from New iors[Ars
N E Wells, Il Wilson and lady, J I Stevens lady ana
two children, Waring and lady, W marnS'
lady and child Miss Julia Marin. Miss KATE Martin
Master Martin, xordecai. Raskowitz > Mei-
lett, w Early, G Manatt, Il scott Mould,
W Metcalf. r Wright, Dannelly Capt Maker anu
10 on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka, via JACKSON
yille Fernandina rid Savannah-C Fordhausen
W Hart w Clark G Wilson, Johnson, G fe,s
pies. Lingham, L Balsan, Jordan, Dr I
Moragan, o austin. " Winberly, l. = John;on,
] Beattin, A j Cassdey and wife, W Chaplin mrs
Chvis anu son, Mrs Tolley, ] briggs, and IL Oh
deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Whaiey. Z Prior, d Toale., W Gregg, Mlken'
isles, Oliver, Mljor l. Johnston, W Whaley'
Dr. Cook, j Mikell, - Lee, aud 20 on deck.