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~Kansas claims to be receiving 1000 new
settlers . day.
ga frs.cracksr set a S75,OG0 fire at White.
hall on Monday, the 5th.
~Judge Trimble, Of Atascoco county, Tex.
as, recently died from the effects Of a snake
bite. -- --- .. -....-
~ Bailie Peyton, a famous old politician OF
thirty years ago, turns up in Tennessee as can.
dloate for State Senator.
ga young circus rider won a horse at
Louisville, the other day, by turning twenty.
i've somersaults In succession.
~ Mrs. T.. A. Pollard is now in New York,
where, it is said. she il prosecuting suit for q
divorce from her husband.
~The s.drum fish" has eaten twenty mil.
lion oysters on the Keyport beds, and destroyed
SlOO, Go OF invested capital.
~A young woman named Orline Ly berger,
died suddenly in her room in the Kirtley
House, Warsaw, Ind, on Tuesday afternoon,
from convulsions, aided by tight lacing.
~Chicago has never seen the time when
she contained SO many persons ont of employ
nent as at the present. II is computed that
no less than 10 coo men, boys. women and girls
are out of work in thar city
1The Chicago Tribune says: Except dur
ing the summer of 1866, such wet season has
never been Hnown in the West as that expert
enced during the last five weeks. The rainfall
has ave IA ged not far from one third OF an inch
in depth per day In chicago.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE r, turned 10 this city
en- Saturday evening.
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CUBAN NRws-Correspondence Intercepted-
General Or6er Issued by the Captain GeseraL-
A quantity OF correspondence from the rebel
army to parties in New York, designed 10 be
sent by tine steamer Moro C,stIe, has been in.
tercepted at Bataoano in Ouba. and the persons
arrested in whose possession il was found.
Captain General DE Rodas has issued general
orcer to the commanders of the different iuris-
dictiops OF the island, In which he eDJ ,ins upon
them TO respect the lives of all unarmed citi.
zens, and to arrest no one on vaa ne suspicious
and instructs them to rigidly respect all the
legal rights of foreigners.
Letters have been received here from ins ur.
gent sources in Cuba which represent that
information OF the arrest Of the Cuban Junta
bad reached there. 1t produced a most pro
found impression Of surprise and regret. De.
sertlons of some two hundred troops from
Letona, who has succeeded General Desca at
Nuevitas, are reported. The desertcrs have
Joined Quesada, and report the diss atisfac ION
among the Spanish troops to be increasing
every cay, caused by frequent changes lately
OF the Tegimental commanders. Freq uent COL
listons are reported between the outpos,s Of the
opposing forces in the easter department The
Spanish commanders continue to execute all
prisoners Immediately on their capture; even
those who are wounded are executed on the
field. General Quesada has hitherto respected
the rights of prisoners. This policy is giving
dissatisfaction In his camp; a number OF his
followers demand the night to retallate.
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LABOR IN MAssACHUsBrrs A commitses
OF the Massachusetts, Legislature appointed to
inquire into the propriety Of ehautins the lawn
reported that such IL iuadvisable. The com.
mlttee recommend the orgsnizstion Of bureau
OF statistics upon the hours OF labor, with a
chief and deputy, whose dutyit it shall be 70 col.
lect, assort, systematize and present in annual
reports to the Legislature on or before March
1st OF each year, statistical details relating 10
All departments Of labor in the common wealth
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ERRING BUT NOBLE,

sELFHILP FOR YOUNG MEN. who having
Erred. desire . better N ANH00D. sent In sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID xSSOCiATION. BoS p.
Phiajelphia. Pa. nv To- eo,m
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INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts To-day
from This source were S9+6. .l36.7i.
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Baltimorr stock Market To-dav.
Wall STREET To.Dax

RAITlMoRE, July l2.-wm. Fisher & Sons
quote Virginia SKIES, old. J1A bad: 5B3, asked:
uo., leGh, 81 !. bid; dc. ie67, 81 bid.
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SENIOR MARIsCAL, Minister to tie United
States, from Mexico, will sail by the next
ST smer from Vera Cruz, which leaves that
Port on the 18th inst. He will be accompanied
by Commissioner Polscio.
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GIRL ACCIDENTALLY Saor ~ Sfpu S,.
TlR.-Misses Anna and Jane sds.xhnr. q, ~
Ripley, ohio. proposed asoot eisnt o 'cioss on
Sunday morning 70 get the heHse in order FOR
the DAY. a loaded gnn had hees standinr in
me mouse fcr several months; frequent effsrts
to discharge il contents had proved fne n ectaaI
Jane teok mp the gun, when, ,Anns suerrsssd
she should carry IL up stairs. Whsrsu poa Jaao
piayfully threatened TO shoot her, and If.ed fhs
hammer OF the gun sliehny.1 " slipped from her
effect in The body Of Apa esf1s who IIsii
expiring to the noor. Her tsthe6 9ho Was in
The next room, hearing me rspprt Iusasa is,,
hurt She replied, 81 DO nps'kssW," ana never
spoke again She died &. 3ssg shaA twenfv
minutes from the time q tkA A4sidsat:cs y :.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
l\ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
REG CLAR LINE,

. Tbe safe and conmodio Ms Steamer W ". COLT
SApssin A. RYTRER, will ieaye
s.sa, Ssr a,ss,c aSSa, feot Of Bish street, EeAS
thu ksDAY, at SC clock a N AMI G.lt,, -ha-,
Hx Ss al ,ia street a. o,,l.cs stopping .t
Point Lookout. Fortress Monroe. C,,s POINT Cow.
fort and Norfolk Ns VIZ '''"' Ooin-
This boat Connects at Port Monro. .rh .,
boat for Cobb's Isixnd oo WIN us
Ee,gIning; uilIIlesve NORFOLK on TUESDAY
snd fhIDA1, ct o'clock D. m.
Norfolk, SIS ~ N "oin
Meals-Breskfest and Supper, so cents each:
Dinner. 81. Stats room, ST.
shfs taken at the lowest rates For parvs-
9lars ipluire Of ego MATTINGLY. Tick {
agent r. and p. Railresd, No. $50 PeInsyl-
For tickets Apply to J L. SAVAGE Hardware
store, Pepnsylvenia ayenue and 10Th street an on
GOard the boas
J Jos. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
kROUSE. Agent. fye.tf
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SENATOR WILLIAMS, Of Oregon, arrived here
last hight.
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Nuw YoRK-vrRsr RoARp
By Bansers' avid BROKERS Tsi>grapa. Ja~,s N.

by Bankers AVID Brokers TsI,erapA. ya-es NJ
GossG'cdg, Operdi0r.l
Lewis johnson & 90 quote stocks aud bonds
IN home and foreign markets a. follows.
new YORK. July l2.-First Board-U - 6's
l>L coupon, l2Os: 20's, Isoa coupoua Ial :
lSe4, coupons. I2i I56o coupona l2I !; IseS,
oonpon. new, ll9A; e20s. Ie6I. Soupon,
llSai lo-iOs, coupon, l09S Pacidc Mail,
e9A; OHIO Missi sippi Certincatee. %
Mariposa- = Auanlc Msl, none; Canton,
% Cumberland, 81; Western Unton rele-
graph, 5is; Quicksilver. I5; Bosom WAFER
Power, l5s. New York Central. 10 Hud-
son. l67; Reading, ~; Michigan Usntral,
none; Michigan SoutL.n. :Obas; Illinois
Central. li5s; Cleveland and Pitisoare Il7A
Northwest, eiA dc. pref'd a5S Cleveiand &
Toledo. none. Rock Island. ll7. Fort Wayne,
l52t; Altcn & Terra Haute. none; Toledo sud
Wabash, 72S; Adams Express, 5ss; WslIs
Fargo Il 10. Express % United Ssstes Eu-
press, IA American Express. a. Mer-
chants Union. none; Chicago 4 Alton, ia.
dc. preferred, l6o. Market steady. 0old, I3C !.
al3sa.
by Cable.l
LONDON, July IL. I y. m.-Consols, % aq3 =.
Bonds, L sasl Illinois. IS =; Erie, l. :: A.
lantic. 23a25 y. stock quiet.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bonds. -.
LIVERPOOL, I p m.-tDotton actIve. Stiles
1890 bales. Middling Uplands, l2s; Md
dung Orleans, l2A.
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,

WAsHINGTOS, July 9, 1862
Information has been received at this Depart
meLt from Mr.. julius > abel, the Con sui of the
Uni'ed States n Kanag wa, japan, of the
death. on the 18th of February last, at sea, of
M. s. Chase, first officer Of the steamer Her
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0Symptoms Of cholera have appeared at
Knoxville, Tenn.

n1Coal has gone up to $40 ton.in Boston.
~A Few discovery In the manufacture of
chickens is reported. Professor Dares,e. of
Paris, claims 20 have found that by VARYING the
oeat and the mode Of applying il 20 an egg an
arnheial Incubation, almos, every known case
OF cniexen monstrosity can be pI0iGceda az will
Evening star., 1869-07-12
FROM ENGLAND.

Messrs. Bright and Forster-The Oxfs d
Boat Club.
LONDON, July 12.-Messrs. Bright and Forster
nave withdrawn their designations =, which thew
recently rendered d to the Reform Club
The Oxford boat crew have gone into active
training.
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EQUALITY OF CITIZENS IN sERvIa
BELeRADs, July Ia-A proposition for g.. .
tablis ming eqra,ity OF all ci,Izens has bee
promulgated by the Government
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NEW YORK. Juiy I2--Stocks very strong
and active. Money about per cent. Ex-
change. 81. Gold, 3sas. 5-20 :, I-66 coupon.
PA. lo-iU's. coupon. 80. Norm Caroiiaa 81;
new, VA. Virginia old, 57s; newell
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6svsrnnen, seesritiss.

wAssINeroI, July n. l-s9.-Jay Cooke A.
90. furnise the following laotati-ns cf aov-
eminent secu ricss:
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LOB MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW ;" Captain Thomas Stack.
po!s, leaves her wharf, foot Of Sew L%
sandsg. sssn :STsss; sadee,.a eAsaJ Sr sI ls
ALhXAnpRIA. rORr FOOTE. FORT WASH
lnGIOn AARSHALL HALL, Nd IONA. and
4 .. m.
Fare to Noun: Vernon and return, including cd.
mission to the Mansion and Grounds 81 so
Refreshments on board
Tickets for seSe at all the prfncfpaI Hotels. end
at the steamers wharf
JAMES sYk rs, General superintsndent. oEoe
willard - Hotel. An .a-10
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NEW YORK, July l2.-Flour dull and droop.
ing Wheat duh ana nominaily lag c:s. lower
Corn dull and lc. lower
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THE RED STOCKINGS AGAIN yICro.

| CHICAGO. July 12-Ths Sed Stockings Of
| al hockfcTc, last Saturday, by "a TO I3.
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Hon. JOHN Ross, Minister of Finance Of the
Canadian Dominion, left here last evening ior
his home in Montreal, intending to spend a
few days in New York. Before leaving here,
he had an interview with Hon. Caleb Gus hing,
counsel for the United States before the Hud !.
son Bay Commission, during which an ami.
cable understanding was had between them in
reference to the questions at issue. Mr.. Rose
will return here about September
Evening star., 1869-07-12

York Saturday sftRneo4 O0ii WAiseIey.s stm,ss
OF the United Ssases Secrer Service. ma = n
tectiye. arrested yoAn ID. 'Wnlisfnsi Sosn = N ~
weod, IN Esld, Se,..- Ecksrl, on'tne chsrre
go Ia SO cent stap ps on his person. Ectsrs
had s5 IN Is cent tQtnps, Al tne Erie Ho,sI
corner OF wet aad Aosinson stress, from ia
formanon received from Eckert, vhois -ia -
have confessed % Col. WnfSeIev f6e da,so,,.e 20
iosna q uonx co1tafning over Sioo ~ n ~ al.
laIs nstes enda nunees OF bufHlaYs tooIs rns
Evening star., 1869-07-12

1LLroIr STILLs.-Iuformatiou has been re-
ceived ct the Internal Revenue department OF
the conviction Of Martin Billmi-e and Zadock
Ullmaa for illicit sdiling, in the 18Th District
of Pennsylvania.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
nrNEY POIS IT HOT Z L.
. -. = - - - - U
MIS-. wM. MITCHELL.
IL OSS Nm HOUsE

Or tgs H,tghfs eyy'oSi;s tfso-setO,rH.
M. eesant snd attractive Summer re. ia
treat Is Oov open for the entertainments Ves\V
81 guests is fnvitipg the patronage of lk.y
the public the proprt~t0rs de it only ecesssry
~ call attention to its high airy, and cocI lOcs-
non. and the UNSURPASSED views presented from
every point OF the well appointed ani shady
grouRds ard 10 pledge, N addition TO these great
natural sd vantage that sts larder and bar will be
kept constantly supplied with srsryfAtEs the most
fsstidious taste can desire. The cooking shall be
unexcellcd. the attention prompt and polite, and
the charges reason able
81 fOsslynn Cnsy be reached by tie AquedRct
Bridge. or by the Long Bri,ige via Arlington
either route afOrdinE o pleasant drive through
scenery OF historic in crest
yeCSff SlkES kEHADWICk Proprietors
Evening star., 1869-07-12

"a youpg vfri HarnSd Anns msr.aa.,
accidentally shot and killed by ner sis,sr
-, - osif nome m f1easany tognehIp. near Pm
ley, Ohio, few days ago. -e~' N.Y.
- Anotner yonng eiri Is reported m.ss,ne
"a New h0k. hsr aame 10 Alzefu Putr,n'
only teyeLieen, and very be e4utfua. S,e lsft
s on,reaI .or New York on the I5.h OF Jan..
aho mas NOT since been heard OF
Evening star., 1869-07-12

acIsHJNG TACKLE ct PIABODY'S, No. ala
II street, between 6sh and Tth. Also. deals In
f;uno Pistols, Powder. snot. Balls, Caps, and Car
tridsee RepeirfnG Of Guns Locks, and Bells eon
In fhe beet manner at short notice. myH'
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llERkELEY SPRINGS.
ID MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

Ttis celebrated Watering Place Is only A. A
twc and q half miles from sir John 9 Hun vsAV
station. Baltimore and Ohio RGilrOad. IL.
FROM 18th June 10 1st October, visitors win Id
provtments are extensive and elegant TeIe-
graphic commr nfcstion to sfl points The Spout,
shower. Plunge. and Swimming Baths are unrf-
vailed. 500 persons can lie eaccormodsted.
Terms IS pr day; 8 Is per week. Children ard
Servants hall price. Liberal deduction for entire
season.
Passeusers leave Baltimore, by the Baltimore
end Ohio R..irOad, At S:i5 q n. 4 and 9:45 IN :,
arriving At the Springs n i've hsurs.
ror cHcuhcrs. &c, &C address D. A. KIRK
LAND. Giixor hause, baltimore. or JNO. T.
TRBGO. Proprietor. eI7.e coin
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STOCKTON HOTEL, 7

- CAPE NAY, ". j.,
Will OPEN ON The 2f-H OF JUNE, 1869.
This II Hotsl has been erected within the past year
snorzs ample accommodation for nearly . =
Cne theussnd guests, sns is furnishedvEA 4
e9s.i 20 any Of the lesdirg hetels in the lSs
United States.
For teTas, &C until then, address
PETER GAGDNER. Proprietor,
Ms. 307 walnut street.
decsm Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

~The State Constables in Boston are dis.
tinguishing themselves by seizures Of lager
The German population are in Q ate Of revo.
lutionary excitement, and deuounce the arb.
,rary seizures as 'highWay robbery" The
stringent new liquor law promises to keep
things lively In Massachusetts for q few
months tc come.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.-To stand
near a coniin nous conductor of su ufficient con.
Quoting capacity is the safest position a person
can take; but to stand near an imperfect con-
Gus. Some ingenious philosopher has jes.ingiy
said that portable lightning rod attached TO
an umbrella would be an excellent preyen.
tive: II consists Of q pointed metallic rod pro.
jecting In the air from the umbrella over his
head, and connecting with a wire or chain to
drag on the 0rOund
Evening star., 1869-07-12

e.. /. WILD. formerly. T!nsr
ssoy Pess store, sS ssrsst between Pa
avenue ana street, stiI Gves ssnsclsi sssss;uSr
timed and So1 SaIo. Pianos Or ssls. rent. OF ex'
Evening star., 1869-07-12

THE TEXAS ELRcTIoN.-Gov. E. NJ Pease.
of Texas, had long interview With the Pres.
ident this morning in reference to affairs in
thai State. The Governor urged that an early
day should be fixed for the election in thai
State, As If put of until November, it would be
detrimental to the agricultural interests of the
State. He is to have another interview on the
subject.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

WILLIAM WEIGH, Esq, of PhiladeIphis
President Of the Indian Commission, did no
resign on sceoxnt Of disagreement between
himself and Secretary Cox, Commissioner Par
ker and President Grant. He resigned becaus
he could net give the requisite attention to tn
duties Of the position.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

MAJOR ID. X. Il. NsvIN has been promoted to
chief of the Division Of RI ceipts and Expendi.
lures in the Registers Bureau, Treasury De.
partment. Major N has beea identified with
the Registers office tor several years, prior to
which be served with distinction for three
years as an officer in the lats war. This di.
vision has for long time been under the man.
agement Of F. Klei, Esq, recently removed.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

THE WHITE HoUsE.-There was a large
crowd Of visitors at the Executive Mansion
this morning, but few were admitted to see the
President. Among those who had interviews
were Governor elect Walker, OF Virginia,
Governor Pease, OF Texas, and John Hitz, ESQ.
Swiss Consul
Evening star., 1869-07-12

GovBRNoR-BLRCT WALKER, Of Virginia ar.
rived here yesterday, and will leave this after.
noon for New York city, where he will spend
a day or two, and then visit his mother in
Binghampton, N. Y, for a couple Of weeks
before his return to Virginia The Governor.
elect had long interview with the President
this morning.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

THE SECRETARY OF rEs TREASURY has d;
.rected the Assistant Treasurer in New Yorl
to purchase three millions OF United State
bonds each Wednesday, during the presen
month, to be held subject to the fu'ure actor
OF Congress. The currency balance in tn
treasury is now about so CO0,COO.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26

Many new railroad enterprises at the West
are being presented to the public at the pres.
ent time, one of the most prominent being
the Central Railroad Of Iowa, crossing that
State from north to south, and forming part
OF great through line between st. Louis and
st. Paul, almost $50 miles shorter than any
existing rail route connecting those two cities.
Iowa is magnificent State, containing more
Than 100000 acres of exceedingly fertile
land. The Central Railroad passes through
tier OF the richest and most thickly settled
counties in the State. 1t also crosses the ex-
tenslve coal fields which underlie a large
part OF the southern portion of the State, and
will have constant and profitable employment
In transporting this coal to Northern Iowa
and Southern Minnesota, where the scarcity
OF timb4r makes coal a necessity for domestic
use as well as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frejghts
being found in lumber from the great marts at
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, for manufacturing
and building purposes in Iowa. A large part
ofthe stock of the Company has been taken
by the people along the line who cordially
support the enterprise. To complete and
equip the road, First Mortgage Per Cent
Gold Bonds, TO. the comparatively small
amount OF $4,000 per mile, are issued, which
Bonds are now offered for sale at 95 and ac-
crued interest in currency. At the present
rate of premium on gold, they pay nearly 10
per cent. on the investment, and the Compa.
ny, embracing gentlemen of wealth and finan.
cial reputation, we see no reason why the in,
vestment should not be one of the best upon
the market. Forty-fve miles of the road are
already built, and sixty miles more graded.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26
Central Dominion.

Nov. 10, 1869
To the Editor Of the Press:
Ipromised you an occasional letter from the
new home in the Vest, as was about to saw.
But inasmuch as certain public associations
hereabouts have changed their names from
"Western" to "Interior" or Central" it be-
cones newcomer, not to speak of being in
the "West" when in the neighborhood of Chi.
cago; but to take on as soon as may be, the
spirit and temper of his surroundings. Hence
date from the "Central-Dominion; '-using
the latter term without special permission
But suggest that neither term is an innova-
ton upon good usage and the propriety of
things. 1t is comfortable and proper for peo-
pie occupying great central positions, to feel
+, and express it. The Bostonian dwells in his
ter-his "hub''-his "New England Me-
.ropo.'"--his ATHENS" The New Yorker
n nas MS E'..ire State" and the virginian his
old DOMINION" Why not the Chicagoan
nave MS central Dominion" his great State
Vi LIMOS. or SO much of the same as Centres
IN this city of commanding position and mar
vellous growth? L was introduced the other
day, to the President of one of the Chcapo
banks, who replied to some remark about the
rapid growth of the city, that in 1884 he CANE
to this place in wagon, and drove through it
without putting up because there were not
oats enough in town to feed his horse Ex-
peoting letters to meet him here, he went to
the Post Office, an insignificant shanty,
where he found the entire mail to be kept in
bushel basket, the contents of which the post
master turned out upon tho counter, and found
for MIN u couple of letters,-a vety considera-
BILE proportion of the entire mail.
We passed just now the smoking ruins Of the
old "wigwam," in which Abraham Lincoln re-
ceived his first nomination for the Presidency.
Another OF Chicago's "big things" gone up!
But the memories and associations of that
great transaction and the subsequent history,
will out-last the smoke of the wigwam, and
prove the wisdom of that fortunate DAYS trans
action. Perish, old wigwam! Live forever
the name and memory of Abraham Lincoln.
am panied to see in late Press the an
nouncement of "Hinkley's tannery burned"
AS former neighbors we feel very keenly this
loss 10 the propretors and the community at
uornam. But the young men have too much
PLUCK TO be disheatened by a reverse, even so
formidable as this. 1t will prove. I trust. only
test of their metal, and harden up their INNS.
Gle for future enterprise.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-26
FOREIGN PORTS

Sid I'm Genoa 9Th inst, ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, 10
| New Orleans.
. Cid at Palermo Sd inst, barque Lemuel. Howes, fol
| Ar at Falmouth. E. ---th inst, ship Matterborn
Curtis, from Akyab tor Antwerp; 9Th, barque Hele
Ar at Valparaiso 14th ut. ship VIM Fl Prescott
Bachelor, ION Callao Tor Antwerp; 10th, Crescen
| City, Delauo. do tor do.
Saliao; yin, ship Simla, Potter. do 18th. Alice N
Mmott, Lowell, do; goth. Nevada, Jewett, do
Ca a sep q; IL 9asGns Deborah Pencil Penne
| 0o,k. 18th, Oakland Norman Nantes. N''o'
al ut Saiao Oct 20, baraue VAUDEVILLE, Waite I'm
Cbinchas Hst, ship Ne Plus Ultra Graham from
Sid Oct IA, ship sunriso, luce, Hampton Roads.
N AT a. Panama TIN inst, ship Louis Walsh, White.
AT at Asp,nwall 3lst ult. brig Pomona, Brown, TN
Boston, land sailed 10th for Galvestcu.)
ner Aspnwai sh barque Florence Peters. Skim
Ar at Havana l6th sch Nellie Bowers, Stackpole,
ca 18th, brig Harry. Sedgeey, Baltimore.
=, SID 18th. barque Daring. Mcdonald. Sagua: 18th,
Norton Slower. Bibber, Boston; brlgs II Bishop,
weber, Sagua; 10th, Geo Durham, Mcclellan, for
Ar at Matanzas 10Th last, barqus Martin W Brett,
Blanchard, Quebec; 10th, Eagle, Wilkinson, I'm do
brig K Hassell, Clifford Portland.
Sid 10th, brig Jeremiah. Ferd, New York.
Sid i'm Cardenas 18th, bri. Waltham, Hammond.
Sid 18th, barque Jas Ward. Park, =; brig
Tu q ST John. EaShe SB 18th inst so,, y,
ar ~ OF cOhh, ND iotu iHSt, SCH Helen d HOlwav
Thompson Boston. ""S'
lPer steamer Java, at New York;
Sid tim Liverpool 18th inst. Onbeli, S,r,s,,and
BOMBAY NP"eih' s'''Aiahu,
ca lsth, Freedom. Bradley. Nvw York.
Ar s ss London sa e c.1 i'm Akyb
Cld .'.p, nautilus Hager Savannah Progress.
so Iand irnniiadelpha; 18Th Mary Itch, BoIden
AZ a, IN nSardf 18th. Sunshine. Weeks, Gsly tand
aiIad s. nstown 18th, NeIeus Ass1Ie \ Ton1nv
-apley, Callao. ~. With ,,-,,
Ar at Ieghorn 0--'nst '-ey \ Nekeis' Richards
A. .ssbraltar LIST inst, Ramirez Bernard, from
o wa at Havre 18th inst, Tennyson, Graves for New
ar at Antwerp 18th inst, Africa Jordan, Callas.
In the river 18th, Alice Starrett, OF Rocklap<