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The New York herald., 1868-04-03

IAMfs JENKINS, ArCTIONEER-Wi SELL TIE
% balance of Stock Saturday, april !, at III O'Clock at
l4' Broadway near Foryhrst street consisting o. Rock
as,gy ana top Wagons Pae,ona onttJs' wagons,
lroeea Pbuelon, Brrt.s, IC00 Haioss; eeryLing
apprra the business ~ road anI work Horses,
pair Of SogIe Mares.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

EDwARD pCTTINGER, AucTIoNEER SELLS FRI.
IT. day, Ar! G at II o'clock, Stock and Fixtures o Fancy
o5 h street, Wiiamsburs consisting Of limo as
ladies' ani Gens Goods and everything apper-
ta.ng large fancy Also Showcases Gas Fixtures,
&c. Jo5bers and dealers invited. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

)Y HOHbETBERG, AUCT!OSEER. At 9h O'CLOCK,
ID 30 East Twenty second street, stock amt Fixtures of
arse grocery sugar Corc Tea, Flour starch, Candles,
Spices, Soap Batter; hne hStures.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

eue rear Eleventh street. large and very fine assortment
of rosewood walnut and mahogany Parlcr Bedroom and
niunLrOOn Furuiurr aree lot OF Maitre-ses Heds;eas
Bureaus beira OF several hoUscs ed
for sale sale will commence at two O'clock.
The New York herald., 1868-04-03

YIM. Writers, AUCTfONEER-sELLs THIS DAY AT
w 2Oclck, ai fsf Canal street all the rsnt"i furniture,
&c. OF arge house, ~ or 90 Ane second hand Car.
pCt, OCJs PsrlJt SUITS French plate Mirrors, Centre,
Dining ara rea fabee, Curtains Piano b.cs wai9apt,
mahogany, rosewood and eneneisd Chamber suiSi tue
hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Beting l0J Lren Streets
China, uass aud SILVER Ware stoves Warons h2kcssc,
PslntnEs Enlravinss sovcs aud cstr1cais flhf-
Ton Bcdsiead. Goods PACKED aad shipped , 49, =, =.
hlso ~ order Of j. T. Drlwn aud =. fhAer' Nt OF
Hodsehoi Fu.ntug. re-. Carfcs, iefs ke -nrday,
AZ o'c.oca, 45i Caaa. Baggage if.ui FHih Avenue
Hotel
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
Remember Our Dead Heroes.
HTADo'Rs GRAND Army OF THE REFUBLIc,
ADJUTANT GESERALs OFFICE,
No 446 Fourteenth ST.
MAsHINeroN, ID. O.. Nay 3 1865

n =
AD5UTANT GESERALs OFFICE,
No. 446 Fourteenth ST. J
WAsHISGroN, d. c.. May :, 1868
t,ea,ral Orders. No. Ill The soth day OF May,
1868 is designated for the purpose Of strewug with
flowers OF otherwise decorating the graves Of CON-
rades who died in defence Of their country during
the late rebellion and whose bodies lie IN every
city village and hamlet church yard in the land
In this Observance DO form Of ceremony is pre-
scribcd, but Posts and comrades win in their owE
way arrange such fitting services sad testimonials
Of respect as circumstances may permit. We are
Organized Comrades, our regulations tell W, for
the purpose, among other things ci preserving
and siren gthenng those Kind and frsterns feelings
which have bound together the soldiers sailors aud
marines who united 70 suppress The late rebellion.
What can AID more g assure this result than by
cberishing tendorly The memory 81 cur heroic dead
who made their breasts a barrcade between cur
country and its foes. Their soldier lives were a
revsille or freedom 10 race in chains and their
deaths the tattoo # rebellous tyranny 10 arms
We should guard their graves VitE sacred vigilance.
All that the conssCraled wealth and lgste Of the na
tion can add 20 their adornment and security is but
a fitting tribute 10 the memory OF her sisiu defend
efs Let nc WantOa foot tread Tudely or such hal
lowed grounds Let pleasant paths invite the com
ing and going Of reverend visitors and fond mourn
ers Let no vandalism CT avarice or neglect NJ raw
age Of time testify - the present Or 10 The coming
/ generations that We have forgotten q people lie
/ cost Of free and undivided Republic. Il other
ewes grow dun, aud other hands slack, and ether
hearts cold in the solemn trust our shall keep It
well IS long Is tbs light sad warmth q ie remain
( 10 US Let as then AZ the time appointed gather
around their sscrel remains and garland the pas
sionless mounds shove them with The choicest how-
srs Of Sprgg- time le, raise above them The dear
old fsg they saved FROM dsbonor JET 1s IN THIS s9i
emn presence renew our pledge 10 aid and assist
those whom they have ieh among us IS sscred
ebsrge upon nation gratitude, the soldiers and
/ sailors widow and orphan
III lis the purpose q Lbe Commsnder-ln CHIEF
IN inapgurate this Observance with the hope That
viii be kept I'D fsom year 10 year while survivor
Of the war remains 10 honor the memory 81 his De
parted comrades III earnestly dosIres The pubic
press 70 call attention % this order, sad lend ~
friendly aid IN bringing it 20 the notce 81 comrades
In sl parts Of the country 10 tire for simultancor
compliance theregith
III. Department ComnsndeEs viii use every g;
fort 70 make this order effective. Ey order Of
JoHE A. LoGAE, Commander-iu-Chiei.
n. p. CHFMAS, Adintsnt-Genernl.
Ofaoial Wa. s, CoLuTSs, A. A g.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
EDUCATION.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

THE MASONIC FRATERNITY HAV-
"A ING decided &c open permanent frst class school
IoTdon Tennessee TO commence tho first Monday Sep
tender next vish to procure the services cf efficient and
experienced Teacher to take charge q she same
ne unoersgned vii be open t. correspond the
subeet, ana al particulars viii BE- given Application
None reed apply anIess well recon mended.
Al easfors friendly 70 the csuas please copy.
A. D. BHEA, Corresponding sccrstary.
Lcadoa, Tenn NAY G. Is6stf
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0IaouT coURT-AfRIL nav p

STAR fusEEgsEE, JFFFEHs0z curSlf.
WnraHAs, " Wit. coiaotor " tie Public Ease. ih
5iissa town ioi o. pssts - town ss. a. b1sar 5sa =
.saea Jog ths la1r gf the y,aF e s - ihai a. isas
owngrs Of the have gogds and ehatii stbH hi
county which ~ disirain Tor ssii tt1es t,-ait
Ruihy R,Eiua tract 5f tui 70 ceres igl1s b t,f
District SO ralard $40 .raa 10 issg ~ iud ias
.. ~ ls-f lasf, 80, HsIts - $50 giiufrrs - - 81
1iay Kalaa. ass isssf - D. al,ssr. iyIa,. s.li
tnc s.. O. VALUED 1900. rissl 81 isl b sa8 Us O.
year lsfI 1870 clerks ~ 81 prinisF si - l5.etsr
r. loo Total 5ss ~.
Al red Msrsas. tract Of land, tt aers yias in c
District No. q valued 81 3o0. Taxes Goa tsac. i0ssl
eiers 'ea so pruiers fs = %; ssscior o. 100 Total
william Ohandr 5no ,sset Of sud, 100 ,sr.s. iyss 30
Civil Dstt.et no y, yaiaed a ts'2 IaAesor l--i ~
clerks Zee so printers &c TO Collectors b. 10 rag
for the year 15o7, go csrk g. 81 printers g. - col
s. D. Mss hairs 5ns tiaet o. land. % tsra. yas b. GU
District No. H. valued AZ 500 fsHss 90 e wv and o.
tors leo /, 90. Total fls lft<
Margaret Mansai tliet q laad. ~ tels. lyiBs D.
so6 81 'eIera q 10 IriHtsr's ',e 80 oaei'fs ~
r. MshsdsIJ oas tract " aad ~ aelsa, yiug CIV
Dssliet Ne H. valued az 81 oJ. rtzss f9r 1851 % eefs
SHADES Gosn one tret III Land % toFss iyaF n Civil
District No. ii, waived % $500 hzlanes 20 iaHes 70
~ % oJIsolors q 100 fgizl " 0il
Csorsg BsHs hsrs, tract d lsaJ b sef.s yias
1884, i00 Tor iha ysaf ls7 200. aisfas - 50 pruis
ss l. 55 collector y -. Total - w
It therefore cafsrld by me Court, tat aisnisnf p
and - hereby ut - sfsna o. afor'sa ificts r. tra
lots parts 81 town i9 % ne Hams o 90 sias
f5r he lus aHnczeG esch. g hs ampuui - aEtl -
shr vh ths costs and dtmazos da3 ey-raHY 1srsou e.
ts years SO ans 1907 aud d s 9rlre BY i1 Court tas
thr srid several % lands AMI i1ti much tAri
WI Do sueat p aeh q thsa % .s,',y t,s iss' costs
and danarss anf taat they - aoi1 a. ih1 lzE dretA
You ars. thsroYFl isroby eoaasnlad p tha taeis Fl
sad proossd % - ..i tseis = isad aa1 90 lo;s
a. ~ ~ directs satistsi5n % sti tssss ant eharkat
tb.rs5n Hsrela . a0 asi malls One rofuTu 81 this vfi
as The Law direct
e NecJurfJN, cisrt
fl f.- t t,. is-afsilg order Of iala uin groassl
10 IN tb- sboss nisnonsd ia1fs much ttrrsof s
-rg ~ frsrr nd above apeedai, lhG alh iaF
III Ig 49, u ~ house door u DaBaTiJsa. Ionaes
~ w. O. Wit. Collector
ID Publi. Tsrfs f1r fefisrsoa County. Tsnurssse.
Mas Il.a, is0s-M
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Ia ii.r. o. h. orls0ilg order oi ala nii gfolal
10 IN abe aoss mentioned anias on ~ lc thrrsot a. si
sasfg 10 ttsrs tnd sts a. above apee ~ he an a.
~ ~. g. Wit, Collector
5f PubIa TsHss f1s Ieasrssa County. fsnnussse.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
IosiIas OlDsJck 10 THE MEMBERS or CONGRESS- FROM
TM WEST

To iue EDIros or mr HlRALD:-
TIE action Of Congress In condenning contraction ex-
cites hopes that the future course OF legislation will be
in accordance with the laws OF trade than the
theories Of the Secretaries Of tho Treasury hereto
fore promised.
To encourage inland trade by granting facilities In
stead or interpreting obstacles the duty Of Congress-
and what you should iusst upon. You have tho right
70 demand facilities, far as government can AFFORD
then and you have the right 10 demand the reduction
and equalization OF tazston. To there two points you
should dirsc, your oforts To reduce taxation II is
necessary that all useless OF should he topped Of
tns expenses Of the army navy appropriations for pur
chasing territory reduction Of the Interest the public
debt and general law cutting down salaries and nd.
mnistration expenses TO peace footing
BY strict iudoious economy the current expenses OF
tho administration OF tho rational government can be
reduces any psr cont All this IL within tho power OF
changes which we will propose render the taxes bsar-
able 70 ths people We have heretofore called your
attention TO the scientific philosophical views Of
eoan mol The ss.S r.. ss ass 70
coined paper that The creditors OF our importing
Wins. &C We ssv. aSsndonsd soid as currency for
our domestic trade, and you have substituted what
,os a mSos ssasI .s Sos our
grea provision producing country ana Furnish the base
OF purchase and sale 70 an srtsDs ten tuss ~ great az
cur ocean trade. Your great crops are moved 70 tho
sssboard By OF bank and individual orsdt; but
10 pay the producers large sums 10 currency must Be
distributed throughout the entire West Hence you
mus, have svsrepcy bank and individual credits 70
vary great sxtsnt.
We propose 70 soske The debt OF she government
Avanbs your purposes well for absorbent ~
the funds N rich men our soApoard. There IN no
sesss9yss. 20 Is: uses o. sds ana this shall b sons
you vii be sbs 70 absorb the largest part OF TO pro-
mote the production Of oar great and glorious West
To effect this obsc, ne propose that you shalt cause
issusd uniform class Of bonds havisg thirty years
rus ana bearing interest Of - e5 into which the
whole debt sha b converted a. possible, ~
socn be done consistently with the present OBJ
rssons Of The gcysrnmsn Tbis class Of bonds should
be declared legal tender me sIsss Of ths face OF
be made all parts Of the souny, and abe interest
viii prevent sho bonds from bseomhg Whist many call
sap ipnaled currsnsyu wish ths interest," and the legal
tender clauses the merchants and traders OF country
E bold In hs safes because the busnsss Of the West
wants a. the most OF the present Indebtedness Of eur
country This class OF bonds viii be preferred 70 any
cthsr ep,rsDcy when held ia large runa Merchants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.

new msohine for making iron and steel chains and
cables BY unsked labor attracts attention in Eng
land. l: il said that cables OF any size be made
with the greatest facility in q shipbuilders yard
wish great saving in both labor and fuel. Excellent
horseshoe nails made by steam machinery instead Of
hand labor, now also be supplied.
Al the weekly meeting OF the members OF the Royal
Insitution in London Professor Tyndal delivered his
second lecture 'Farsday Discoverer" The Pro-
lessor concluded by giving affecting Of Fara-
day during hrs Illness and read letters which he had
written In OF which, dated in the autumn OF 1865
no alluded TO his loss OF memory, and OF not being
able to recollect at the end OF line what he had
written IN the limo before.
An important discovery has been made At Bordeaux
and communicated 10 its scientific Academy. Within
the comprised between the Victor and Trois-
Conils on one side and du Paugus and Rohan on the
other, pre-hstorca lacustrai station has been
discovered. n Defortre assigns an ago OF seven
or eight thousand years to this station.
marked by thick bed OF ashes covering . prodigous
quantity OF oyst shells mixed up with flint hatche,s
and implements In perfect preservation, and, wha, 10
most remarkable handles OF instruments or weapons
made out Of metatarsial bones half way through
the middle Of their daphyses As the station bears
strong relation 70 the Mathematician OF Denmark
II 10 therefore older than the iscustral villages OF
Switzerland.
new aucethetc aseut has been prominently brougn,
forward by Dr. Richardson. is blchlorde or methy
lsnc substance pertaining to the series Of mcthyc
ether IL is as powerful a. chicroform; Its action
stronger; II produces a second degree of Asr.
coiism which does not last so long "a that pro.
uuCeo Dy otner ansssncticb Dut which may h0 easily
reproduced; h causes very little disturbance: its elm-
nation is rapid and recovery almost sudden; will
casionaly cause vomiting and .hsn II kills IT is by
psrayzps both the circulating and breathing apparatus
but this misfortune occurs much seldom than
with chlorotorm
The Journal C,nnaisances Nedieaks describes NJ
follows the preparation OF conferiRe, substance ro-
sembng sacine, and extracted from various kinds OF
nr The wood stripped Of It's bark rAsped and then
subjected 20 the action OF press thick juice thus
obtained which after being heated strained, and evapo
rated aeposts crystalline nesdea Of conisrns which Is
bitter the mother Icy, the contrary is sweet The
crystals are nedssovsd 10 water, discolorsd by lamp
black, and then recrystazed Ia weak alcohol Confe-
rine 10 but little soluble cold but dissolyes readily In
boiling water; is scarcely soluble in alcohol, and
~ all 10 ether The wAery solution Is bitter. levcgyre,
Is not precpated by the OF lead aud gives
color with perchionde OF iron Treated With conccn-
trasd supharic acid conrsrne changes from white
a deep vlplsl
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can AFFORD 10 hold large sums Of money n they
cevisg this rate OF interest you think proper you
may exempt these bonds from taxation. which VIII
greatly add 10 their value n you choose you can
make the principal and interest payable In gold Thus
you may reduce the interest the public debt nearly
nifty per cent and render ts indispensable 10 the IN
land trade OF the country Tho OF interest being
~ 81 will enable the most inexperienced person 70
count the interest rapidly, as will be one cent per DAY
on each hundred dollars. All that you require IN the
West is additional capital. This win give Is TO you and
light viii bs the burden and great the convenience
and prons that you will be disposed exclAm with Mr.
q .'pabc blessing
You should not hesitate TO make this question polt
cal issue 10 the West and thus In this act settle
and forever this financial problem for the benefit
Of our great and growing country.
JONATHAN oLDBUcK.
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THE CiRyIvu SEASON.

King Carnival nj the Academy of Music
Bro"klsn nj the Feet Of tho Conuaeror Of
Commnnipaw and Goihsn-Run and Fro,ir
In the City of thurches.
The City OF Churches has fallen I, ljes nYoud hat
proetrate at The feet OF that sconq1srng chef Primo
Carnival Rnisr o. tho Empire or Fun puissaut Monarch
% the Realms Of Froc so8 Grand Duke OF all tho
Noodles. Not coateE.ed with the reduction OF Con-
mnppaw and Gotham, Ike Alexander, he sighed for
apothes woridthe future kingdom Of Long Island.
ane Nv strategy rather than ~ fosos OF arms he AZ
,ueeeeded In puitng an srtnsushsr the Rev Henry
Ward Bcscher, who heresisr viii have TO ,'eue scap
when he attempts o. initiate bis master Prince
Carnival
From all The ntsrmstcr Ne tsrs been enabled 20
gather, the Prince " Fooidom cent his am,ssagies
s.tired ~ n,astrss % Abe CHEF city Of the ruture
KINGDOM aud who, giving themselves out 20 DO simple
brotherhood. knoup "a thu vslsrand az the szsngsr
band, sped out tee land 81 the land and finding tina,
~ chief citadel tho acs. aao = ossse pey entered
mouth church al outlying rp@t and. once thsy
had made .asmsssss secure thssn threw ssds their
rules in the Cfy Hell nearly 'ionsNs,' tbs ACADEMY
programme " operations that Al once so,nyelled tie
ctizens-thsy essns that r.sietanc. vM entrsy uss.
less, even their wvss and daughters cosprng vab The
Bund In favor Of we Pncoic TOW lbar sin neoks 10
sssdee, welcome rulsL
That assurance might be made sosbly srSs sns yssu
nhHst5l ~ heNahk been 70 the cause
Of thor Prince the Sti,s vmpsihies Of Ne women
folk boldly issued tho following proclsmstIon WHICH,
viii be seen, ucudse the grant oa,yv az se Prince
a opnqusror Of the Ciy Of Csuchee into the fortress
Of the Academy
PaocLlsirros 70 Hs Lrror susucrs o, Bsoostys am
rur Pans ADJACENT
His Regal Highnsss Prince Carnival, VINO dur,ns sbs
nonth ~ feornsFy fsens supreme over the people Of
the Ola world and has 10 The inapits d,ssnst Of ali
parem also gained permanent fooshold 90 tbis Con-
nnsnt-.ysa, W its very Observation-Disclosures nov
20 n.soe ny saueoua, cor o~s tity Of Churches
The pessssrot q iI,osslsS hss become neces,sy TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
Marine Disnsrers.

5 NJ Of Lgoec sailed from Boston about the
heard from her Is thought she have iouaaered At
DxA- Feb Captain Davies OF The Mary Helen, Of Sal
Af 1s II for f ss as
crew
sSd S. as &Sso s four M as4e
gn:S sosay the
Dag sns ns h y.
mainder OF the Albons crew. four in number.
Fs ss Bristol % o g. g sr0%
y ois 81 9Ts. pa rndder 1n'pps By the
wEsr Feb lcThere has been picked up BY wrecksrs
on Long sey r. bales Of cotton appsrsu no. lons IN
letters on ~ no Internal revenue tag was s',sched
up. but not yet arrived. ''-''
sss
was locked At Birkcnhesd.
had iss b6 rosn washed overbosrd on The passage
sscArssn, Jan s-The bark Ai.a Craig. from yoochow
her damage
sy.ssn.. FEB srIhc AMERICAN barb Edwin Sas lowed
evening after dshargng about 100 tons of iron Into
Notice TO Mariners.
The ss.aiord shoals Lseshp recently adrn from her
Ds oa' < ISPlow CASE ETH Inspector Sd
r.s . is Depot T'"'1H'''' Staten Island Ny
Whaiemen.
spoken-Dec " lat l2s lon 20 W, schr II Cook, on.
lott, OF Proynosown, for River Plate with 20 hbs sp
spoken.
SHIP gonSay Jordan from Liverpool for New Orleans.
ship Mary, from Calcutta for New York. Jan . lat n
ship James wishat Buchanan, from Now FORK for
Ship Iasea Tsrboi from cardG for Acapulco Jan l. LAT
fSg k 'sn from San Francisco for Cork Jan 50 lat
ship n.shsr9 Ely Lombard, from New York for Hons
ship Col Adams, Morse from csilao for Queenstown.
snip shas.psar., Packard from csnao for Queenstown,
ship Princeton, FOR Calcutta. FEB lat q IAN, Ion 10 20
ed sh. K. zsPs s1 from Boston for Calcutta IS day.
ssp Pc sass,F caufn' from Liverpool for Ne" York. lat
BARI nTo,Acrs Ballard from Bos,oa for zanISar. Dec
Bark Altoona, from Psiladephis Antwerp Jan 49, Ia,
oa sr r,s e.. sssfrSoa from Cad. ,oI sasSG
sr,s wOodlsnd ssasn. from san EransI'co for Cora.
Foreiss Ports.
sa,sd i'm Vortex bi.on Inas.sy Bay; 18Th. EiiDsssi
n. ss.S IRON e.
sagp sa: To- xSsS s Lou. ss
v1si.sar FEB s-A Arrived yoh.nss Marie. os..,us xsv
lorxi sh ssorfors Boancvis. 90; ssh EUREKA Holloway
kk.,o.A Fob ;Ar.vsa Eolgs s..srSo.s rAilsssipl,,
bile. sst Ei.sSe.h Ncrsrsye philadelphia rsrssr
Barceo, FonredsnA New Orleans; uailea, Charleston
sand cleared for Mahos) FEB Ellen stevens, spinney,
hYorh; "a suova oasmIra Durali Mobile
philadelphia; 9th, krmpen sAn de LEX, Rotsans NYorf
via Lisbon
BsssKsHAvss Feb ARRIVED, sella. sieensrsfe Wort.
,BAsesos, boo ap-Arrtvsd Amy warwick, Hsrsnder.
Singapore
Sailed Dec Young Greek, Bsinroh, hong Ksns, nth.
BossAy, bee n-Arriysd, Fey,da Jewett Liverpooli
eh. Mont panc, Chase, dol Jan Tirrel Morgan houi
mein,
Sailed Jan s. Anna camp. Drummond Atyab; iiib, Re.
nobta. Hulohius AnneAey Bay. -, -.
Cowss, Fob s-Arrivsd, BENZ Bany Noreross. ssgen.
vso.
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
vS
passed steamship kisppo hence Liverpool; ih, iai
$50 miles Of sandy HOOK steamship Tariis hence for
steanship Cambria tHam,, Hack, Hamburg Feb s. at
via & s Pm With mSss and :ss pas.
p..ssnsers % Mallory S cs f'' "''n Aa''
anS q With dss
the entire psssnse Feb IT, AN OF Chncoteagne passed
and San jacinto do Tor SAVANNAH hun'''s
steamship Leo Dss.oorn Savannah. with mdse md pas
70 IeSy With mdss
OF Cape Lookout sgnalized steamship Champion, hence
steamship Albemarle Bourne, Richmond &c with mdsc
ana passsngeT v 10 the oid Dominion steamship Co
Steamship prometheus, Harris Baltimore, with
Steamship Chesapeats. johnson. Portland. with md.s
sts.msnp NeP1ns Baker Bosoa with mdse and
Bruce Co. No, Cape sS Of Good
s;s.d e Tss:
Ion ~ IL E. bark Annoy tswe) from Hong Kong for Fa
sAip Magnet tot soston Crosby, whampoa DC. s. with
svsTso.sd and ssG'.'
al Dec
% S. a wn .s k
einemann Payson Put into S. with captain sick aud
had him sent home.
,, BARI San Pierre ss L.sro Palermo with
1 ss1 eeS.ss E% lat
with hide. 6, Y Jan 10 ia. 10 80 S. 81 Is W,
g. oss .s TsI g% '9 sFo ssISs :x
foundland for Demarara.
Bark Casco, Gardner, Trinidad "a days. with rnolasses
TO Geo Stephenson Co. Been days Hateras with
and NV gales. Dec ID passago, Sami Fisher
boy, OF Providence RI fell overheard and drov ned
Brig Mary Comery (of wRdoboro) Comery Apalachi.
COLA IL daAs. with cotton, &c. TO Yates Porterfed
renced succession OF furious gales the entire PASSAGE
been days of Hatterxs.
Schr u + Bradford lBr Bowies. Long Harbor NJ, II
days. via Gloucester, with Gsh to master
Schr Madison Holmes Ireland Ncwbcrn, NC. dayA
Schr Anthony Kiley. Thomas Virginia, 3 days
Schr Rankin, Bearse, Portland for Philadelphia
schr Nor'weaer, Foster Gloucester.
schr n Atwood Foster Boston for Virginia.
Schr Edward Rich Barker, Boston for Virginia,
Schr II 4 Moody. Clark, Boston for Baltimore
schr Hawatha Lewis, Providence for Baltimore
schr Arcuarius, Gregory. Providence for BALTIMORE
Schr Barreo. Hyde, New Haven.
Schr John Roche Berry with mdse from bark Persia,
ashore NJ Fire Island 10 the Coast WrcckIug Go.
Relief (wrecker, williams with mdse from, bark
Persia ashore at Fro Island 10 tho wrecknx Co.
Wind At sunset SSw. with snow
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CLEARED.

Ship Ericsson, Mucgett Liverpool--c IT Marshall
Ship Matte Banks (Br). Bevan. Liverpoo-J Houghton.
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Brig Teresta tBr), HIM, Cenfuegos-Tucker Light
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Brig Tally Ho, Chisholm, Csibarien-F Talbot 4 Co.
Schr Matilda (Brl Stevens Nuev.asE Sanchez DOLE.
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