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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
New York stock and Money marke,.

NEW YORK, March 24.-The demand for Money
To-day has been more urgent and stock houses have
loans, and freely paid per cent In Gold The strn-
gency is mainly due to large shipments Of currency
to the INTERIOR the express having taken 100000
last evening while the total shipments will probably
reach 900. The most of this has been sent to
Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore. The demand
for Money! continued much later than usual and
many bank accounts were not made up till after
O'Clock. Sterling Exchange dull at lOs "a 1854 for
prime bankers 60 days, and 1888 q 1857 for sight
at 1871 rates for borrowing were per cent to fat
Rumor says the Treasury selling Gold, but moth
ing definite Is known. The Treasury currency bal
anee here here being replenshed by transfers from
other repositories. IL generally understood that
any Treasury sales will be to get currency to bridge
over until the internal revenue receipts coms In
more freely. The market for Governments has been
everish prices opened at the closing rates of yes
terday, with little disposition to take stock during
this improved the list; the demand was mainly for
6%s, 65s and 67s Germans still out of the mar
ket not being able yet to dispose of their Exchange
and until demand springs up they can fill but few
orders for shipment, The market closed lower and
dull Henry Clewes g Co. furnish the following 30
1852, l1s 1lsi; do 1854 ia I14f; do 1ss5, lie a
idSt i1St; DO new l1S l1St do 1857 11St q 1134; do
lSSs, M llS g 1ist; 10 Ao's. lo5 g 1854.
Border State bonds dull and heavy; Missouri's S7J
ss; old Tennessee's 64i q cat; North Carolina's,
in the Stock market New York Central has been
the object of absorbing interest; dealings heavy
and attended with great excitement. The Jenek's
suit against the Central Company was withdrawn
yesterday, and this morning the dividend on about
900 OF the 80 per cent. scrip paid when
another injunction was issued by JUDGE Ingraham.
The new complaint is brought by Granville 5. Mich
ols who charges corruption between of the di-
rectors and the Legislative committee. Price opened
at 1874 TELL to 1901 and closed at 1924 1921. The
rest OF the list lightly dealt in prices sympa-
thizng more less with the changes in Central the
larger dealings were in Pacific Mail and Ohio & Mis-
| sissipp, Fort Wayne, Rock Island and North West
ern, the latter being exceptionally strong; market
closed fsverish Express shares dull The following
are $50 es:-Pacifc Mail, Si5 a Sl2; Western
Union Telegraph, S7i q 38; New York Central, 1921
q 1921 Erie 33s q 33a; Hudson, 1884 q 1854; Har.
lem, lem ISa g 1921; keading, sli q 81; Fot Wayne
Central, 1855 a 141 Toledo, 1O6 q 1861; Chicago &
Rock Island. 1924 a 1924; Chicago g. No. Western
| 84& q 84b do preferred, 925 q 923.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to $107, ,O00, 900.
The receipts at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
92S.
Exports Of the week, except specie, $2,440,l2O.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
Thursday Morning, March 25, 1859.
XLIst OONGRESs---First Session.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, March 24.-Mr. Conkling rose
to question of privilege and denied tte para
graph in the Washington Chronicle, in the
matter relating to disagreement in the late
Republican caucus on the tenure of office bill
The bill to incorporate the National Railway
Company was taken from the Speakers table;
The bill was amended in several respects and
passed.
Mr.. Trumbull. from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported the bill to repeal the zen :
ure OF office act, with an amendment III inc
nature of a substitute.
Mr.. Bayard moved to lry tne rePo1S Vi VIC
committee on the table. LOST.
Mr.. Davis moved to amend by striking out
the report of the committee, ana inserting the
bill passed by the House absolutely repeating
the tenure of office act.
The President pro. tem., Mr.. Anthony, de-
eided it not in order.
Mr. Warner moved to lay the bill on the ta-
ble-lost, % to a.
The debate was continued by Mr.. Grimes,
who stated he could not vote for the bill.
Mr.. Davis offered substitute for the bill, re-
pealing the act, which was decided by the
Presldent (Anthony) out of order
Mr. Morton said he would not vote for the
bill.
Mr.. Harlan argued in favor of the existing
law.
Messrs. Fowler and Ross made arguments
against the tenure of Office act.
Mr.. Sprague made long and rambling
speech, after which the report OF the commit
tee was adopted by vote OF yeas 81, nays 10.
After some further debate by Messrs. Tlum-
bull and Norton the bill was then passed.
The Senate at $50 went into executive ses-
sion and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Paine introduced bill to enforce the
Sd sect. of the 14th article, amendment to the
constitution. Referred to the Reconstruction
Committee. s'--'---'
Mr. Garfiald e.o,,, H. .oIoa. ... =
census, reported bill for taking the 9th and
subsequent censuses. Ordered printed and re-
committed. Mr.. Garfield gave notice that he
would call 1t up for action next Tuesday
Mr. Butler, Of Massachusetts. from the Com
mittee on Reconstruction, reported bill for
the organization of a provisional government
for the State of Mississippi.
Mr.. Farnsworth gave notice that he would
move to postpone the consideration of the bill
until the next session. As
A long discussion followed between Messrs.
Butler, Beck and Lawrence, Mr.. Wood got the
floor, and the House adjourned.
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Brighton, Cambridge and mcdford Cattle
NHarkets.
Especial Dispatch by international Line.l

Especial Dispatch by International Linel
BOSTON. Wednesday, March "a.
At market this week :-2159 Cattle, 7407 Sheer, ESQ
Swine and $50 veals; last week, 1885 Cattle, $3.50
Sheep, 900 Swine and so Veals.
PRIcEs:- Beeyes--Extra quality sis5o 400;
first quality $12 75 $1s 25 SECOND quality $1i IS q
Of Cows, Oxen, Bulls sc, 81 50 q 81 y loo lbs THE
total weight Of hides, tallow and dressed beef.
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and skins-Brighton Hides
% % Sheep Sa Skins 8 o. Lsnb oab Skins Skins
Store csttie-Yearlings $1s @ 80; Two year olds
ing to their value for bee There is but few Stores,
market ct this season of the year. Veal Calves $3
Store Cows $40 55 Most Of the Cows n market set
are of an ordinary grade There are but few of the
fancy breeds brought to market.
mand requires and trade is dull Prices :Mextra s ira
s27S g 800; ordinary $175 q $3.50 % pair.
bas6 q az and aambsxtras an and selections BY the
'fSH q r. n retail 70
Po1ltry-sxtra % q 24c; medium 10 q 2Oc; poor
DGovss from s, Mains1y !ssymonds, 1s; Maraeld q
Wells & Richardson, 80; Wells 8 Richardson, IL;
~: = Hammond, Q; Farrar s. Morrill,, 80; N v Rad
Sales OF Eastern Cattle-Thompson g Libby sold
pair girth feet II inches, for 1927 % pair pair,
girth feet II inches, for $240; pair grth feet
inches, for $3.50; j w Withee sold 2 at l3lc % fb,
dressed weight; at 1Sc " ib, dressed weight; pair,
grth teet inches, for $3.50; pair, grth feet for
$685. pair girth feet II inches for 1926 Wells
q Co. sold pair, girth feet inches, for $27b;
pa glrth feet coarse ones, for $3.50; pair girth
feet 10 nches or $215; pair girth feet 10 inches
tor $40 pair, girth u feet, nice ones tor 5000;
par for l2c W ID. drs ssed weight; Wells & Richard
son soid pair, grth feet inches $500; pair
feet inches. for 5000; G e Hammond sold pair''
grth feet 10 inches, for $235; j Symonds sold
pair, grth feet inches, for 1925; pair, girth
feet inches, for $l55
Remarks-The trade has been dull for Working
Oxen for several weeks past and dealers say that It
Is very DUH this week. There was good supply of
Cattle from Maine, mostly workers; from the West
there was good supply In numbers, but there were
not many extra beeves among them. Prices remain
unchanged There has been few river Cattle sod
at l4ac fb bat most of the extra Cattle sold at 134
a 133c ~ ID. We think that before the close common
grades Of beeves will sell for less prices than they did
one week ago. The trade for Sheep and Lambs was
not very active and large proportion of them were
taken by the butchers at a commission.
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The Wool Market.

Special Dispatch by International Line.l
BOSTON, March 25.-[ -[Reportedfo for the Press. 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock IS a
Zoe; do choice Xxx 574 q 60c; fine so q 54c; medi
um 30 a 63c; coarse As a SOC; Michigan, New York
medium 48 q soc; coarse 46 a 4Sc; other Western
fne and At "a 50c; medium 46 a 4sc; common 45
No. at 80 q 45c; combpg fleece SO q CSC; Califor,
MIA % q 3Gc " tb. Foreign Wools-Canada comb
ing 20 q 75c; Smyrna washed 20 a 40c, and unwash-
ed 10 a 22c; Buenos Ayres 80 . 45c; Cape Good
Hope 81 a 43c; Gillian % a 3Oc; Donski 81 "a 43c
African unwashed Is q 1Sc % ID.
Boston W0ol-The market for domestic fleece and
pulled Wool is quiet, but steady and firm; sales in
lots as wanted by manufacturers az full prices.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25

WILMINGTON, March 24.-Capt. Hunter, of
the steamer Fairbanks, which arrived here to-
day, reports having passed the fragments of
wreck of a large schooner or brig, off Cape
Lookout on the 23d; picked up trunk in
which was found book with the names of
Jasper w. Haskell, Martha d. Haskell and
Susan j. Haskell, Deer Island, Friday sJuly,
1852 Searched among the fragments of the
wreck and floating hay but discovered no traces
of apy of the crew
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
MARRIED..

In Lewiston. March 10, John A, Davis and Mary
Louise Mcfarland.
In Pittsfed. March 49, james l.. Merrick, OF Troy,
and Susan H. Ward OF Thorndke
In Pittsfeld March 20, W. A. Pushaw and e.
Williams.
In East Dixfeld, March 49, Geo. W. Hunnaford
and Leonie w. Thomas
c.In IN New Sharon. March IA, George d. Brann, OF
starks, and Sarah E. Stison Of N. q.
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ANOTHER FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
ST LOUIS, March M.-An Omaha dispatch
says military advices from Fort Steele say that
Lieut.. Young bad surprised the Indians who
lately stole stock. He killed number of
them and dispersed the others. He recovered
the stolen mules and captured a lot of ponies
A party Of Sioux killed a soldier within mile
of Fort Randall on the 18th inst
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
CENTRAL AMERICA.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEW YORK, March M.-Steamship Ocean
Queen. from Aspnwall 10Th, has arrived with
S1O3 GOO in treasure from California.
There is no news of Importance from the
Isthmus, except that the President OF Panama
offers for sale the exclusive right to sell on the
Isthmus.
The gunboat Nipsic had sailed for Cartha-
aana. ---l 49, - --.-----.l
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
RHODE ISLAND.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
PROVIDENCE, March M-In the Senate to-
day the 10Th amendment to the Constitution
was postponed till the May session.
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nemestic Markets. .

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, March % For the
week.-The last sales OF fish have been at the fol-
lowing prices: Georges Goldfish at 90 ~ qtl. Mack
erel-Bay No. rs at 26 50; do Shore % co. Fresh Hal
ibut at 17c ~ fb; Smoked Halibut 11lc 9s ID. Oil
Cod 95c " gal--Advertiser.
NEW YORK March 24.-Cotton more active and 1c
better; sales 1000 bales Middling uplands at 2Sac
Flour-sales 1900 bbls.; State and Western rather
more active, but without decided change in price;
Southern quiet. Wheat opened shade firmer and
closed dull at about previous prices; sales $4,000
bush; No. Spring 4s; No. Eat 42@ 4S in store.
sales $1,000 bush; new Mixed western IS @ s7sc..
Oats rather more actve sales 1900 bush.; Western
7s q 7ec Pork shade frmer and quiet; sales 800
sales 4so tierces at ut 19{c for kettle rendered.
Butter steady. Whiskey nominal. Rice dull Su-
gar firm; sales 600 hhds Mnscoyado at 124 q i2sc-
Coffee firm. MOlasses dull; sales 800 hhds Musco-
vado at &c., Naval Stores quiet. Petroleum firm;
crude 2Otc; refined bonded 31c. Freghts to Liver
pool quiet; Cotton per steamer I'd.
CHICAGO, March 24-Exchange on New York firm
at l. 10 premium. Flour quiet and firm; Spring
tras 35 a 81. Wheat tirmer and in fair demand; ;
N quoted edrn ons Il M s sss sss dS SPSn ssd
msnd No. "a at i 1 is II. Barley nominal No.
Mess steady sses 80 81 az Lard
at lec. Sugar cured Hams quiet at l5i a 16c. Bulk
Meats quiet Dressed Hogs firm at II 30 q II Co.,
Live Hogs active and steady; common to extra 80
a 10 co. Cattle dull light 10 choice shipping beeves
$50 @7so.
CINCINNATI. March 24.-Whiskey firm; sales 700
bbs at 81 a 91tc chiefly at inside price. Mess Pork
held at so co. Bulk Meats at 124 14tc for shoulders
and SIDES Bacon-shoulders at l3lc; clear rib sides
164c; clear sides 1T4c; no sales Lard held at Isle;
no demand.
MILWAUKEE, March 24.-Flour firmer; choices 81
@5S7. Wheat advancing and unsettled; No. at
I13 No. at 0S2. Oats firm at 53 a 64c for No. ?.
Corn steady; new b6c. Rye frmer; No. at IA q
10. Barley nominal.
MOBILE, March 24.-Cotton quiet but firm; sales
900 bales low Middlngs 262 a z7c; receipts All
bales; exports 597 bales
SAVANNAH, March .24.-Cotton in good demand
receipts 923 bales
CHARLESTON, 5. c., March 24.-Cotton active and
&c higher sales 600 bales; Mddlings 27l q 27yc;
ceipts 4Ao bales; exports, to continent, 1856 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24-Cottop 10 higher and
aotivej Middlings 264c; sales 64OO bales receipts
1000 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
DIED.

In Mechanic Falls, March IT, Mrs Judith wife of
David McAllster. aged 70 years.
In oxford, March IA, Mr. Charles Chlpman. aged go
wears months.
in South Paris, March 10, Mrs. Philinda Morse.
aged so years 10 months.
In Paris, March IA, Mr. james Cookson, aged 40
in In Buckdeld, March 2, Mr.. Roland Foster, aged
So years. y stAff 74s ay5
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Manila Jan IS, ship Asa Eldridge Baker, for
New York, (sugar and hemp latter at $12 gold per
At Singapore Feb 2, ship st Paul, Martin, ior New
York, ldg at So 15s e3 5s.
At Calcutta Feb 9. ships Colorado, Doane for New
bicknell, Tor Mauritius: and others.
Sid Inn Antwerp 9th inst, ship st Peter, Goodwin,
Ar at Hayre March 10, ship Caledonia, Carter IS
days from New Orleans.
At Buenos Ayres Feb 10, barques Archer, Tibbets.
Tor New York; j Pearson. Morse, for do; IF
Herrinan, Herman, and Libertad Jordan, Ior Bos-
ton brig Torrent Gould, ior Hampton Roads.
Sid Feb 3, sch K Redman, Redman. New York.
Ar at Montevideo 4th ult, sch Ada Frye, Fish,
Boston for San Francisco.
Ar at Montevideo Feb II. sch Walter Smith, Smith,
Sid Feb 6, brig John Wesley, Ford, New York.
SID I'm Rio Janeiro Feb 9, barque Union, Skinner,
Ar at Demerara 34th ult, scbs Willie Mowe Lar
Brunswick, Ga; I'd inst. sch LuganO johnson, New
Sid I'd, brig Guiding Star, Blanchard, Baltimore.
Sid i'm st Thomas 4th inst. brig Nimwaukie Wis
wen. Cuba; 18th, barque Cephas Starrett, Babbage
At Kingston. ia, 10th inst brig ossipee, Twombly.
for Boston; sch Azelda g Laura, McInioe, unc.
ct Bo Spsp sdT FIN M sS Jessie Rhy
8. AT T. Remedies 18th inst, brig W Drisko, Eaton,
for North Of Hatteras, ldg.
few days.
Sid I'm Havana l4th inst, barque Patmos, Knight,
Marseies.
Cid 18th, barque Addie McAdam, Partridge, for
Caibarien
Ar Ar at Matanzas 18th inst. brigs Paragon, Welsh,
New York; Martha, Dunn, New Orleans.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, barque Kremlin, Rich
ardson, Matanzas.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th, sch Lively, Mcdonald
Portland.
SPOKEN.
Feb 22 lat 46 40, lon II e4, ship Arracan fm New
port. e, TOR New York.
March II, lat 80, Ion 20, brig D Soue, days from
Boston for Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
Diseases Of Women and Children.

Sarah M. MacDermOtt, M. Id.
GRADUATE OF the American Medical Universi-
&c. can be consulted on all diseases OF women and
children, at her rooms in
No. l25 Cumberland St, Portland.
Ey-Oface Hours, 8 to IL A. M, tobPM.
Mar 24d1m*
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
MARIN E N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, March "a.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Hibernian, (Br) Smith, Liverpool 18th
inst via Londonderry 18th, with passengers and
mdse to H & Allan.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood. New York,-mdse
to Henry Fox.
Brig San Carlos, (of Portland) Parker, Havana sth
inst,-meado and sugar. to 81 L Machin
Sch Queen OF the Fleet, Brewer, Fall River via
Southport, to fit tor the Banks.
Sch Lucy Jane, Bartlett, Plymouth, Mass,-nails
to Haines q Smith. and King q Dexter.
Sch VIM McCobb, Chipman Boston, seeking.
Sch Hannah Eldridse, Hodgdon, Boston. to at for
Sch Webster, Grant, Cape Porpoise, to fit for the
Banks.
Sch Winnie Weston, Fowle, Georgetown, to fit for
the Banks.
Sch Annie Harris, Harris, Bremen, to fit for the
Banks.
Schs Frank Barker Wiley: winona, Adams, and
2 Maddox. Mcdonald, Boothbay, to tit for the
Banks.
), Sch Prma Donna, Spoford, Southport. to.at for
the Banks. 1T
CLEARED.
brig Hattie Bishop. Weber, Matanzas-Wm W
Kinsman & Co.
Brig D Lincoln. Merriman, Cardenas, in ballast
master.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
PARAGUAY.

Later news from Rio Janeiro have been re-
ceived here President Lopez was collecting
his scattered torces at the mouth of the Delis-
quarry. There were detachments of the Para
guayan army in the environs of Asuncion,
which city is still held by the allies
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
Large Sale of Groceries by Auc.
finm

6drSO ndI6 OI OFOceFI6S Dy AuC.
tiOn.
ON Thursday, Mar 25th, at ~ O'Clock M. nj
" Salesroom No 1s Exchange st, bbls Sugar white
and brown; Tea, Tobacco, Soap, Starch, Raisins,
Pepper, 20 bbs Pickles, bbs cider, cans Tomatoes,
Peaches, Whortleberries, Ketchup, Pepper Saue',
Worcestershire Sauce, ,Gerkns coffee, cigars, cloth
Pins, Tubs Pals, Matches, Measures Selves Papsr
and Paper Bags Irvine &c.
The above slock Is large, mostly In original pack
ages, and hrst class goods. The stock OF jobber.
mr22td ~. %. BAILEY, Auesionecr
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
PASSENGERS.

In the Hibernian, from Liverpool-Messrs Dredge,
Jarneaw, Caravan. Lockwood, Mrs Lockwood and
maid, and five children, Rossegnol, Mitchell, Belean,
Proctor. Muir. Gum, Barnham. Sheriff. O'Leger,
Duval, Raikes, Morrison, Campbell, Davie and zoo
others In the steerage.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
Sale Eof Forfeited Goods.
City of Portland.
MARsHAL's OFFICE, March 20, 1868.
EXTRACT FROM THE CITY ORDINANCES.

EATHACT FhOM THE OII OhD1NANO11o'
"No person shall drive, wheel or draw, any coach,
cart hand-cart, hand barrow, OF other carriage Of
burthen or pleasure, except children's hand-car-
riages, and drawn by hand; or drive or permit any
horse or other animal under his to 20 or stand
upon any foot path sidewalk In the city under
dollars"
Tha above Ordinance is construed to apply to
{. Velocipedes," and will be strictly enforced.
Mr24 3t JOHN SWEET, City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
IMPORTS.

Steamship Hibernian. from Liverpool - 81 bales
rags, 7Ss old iron rails, to Barring Bros $3.50 bars
IRON, A Stevens y Co; 10 sacks seed, j Porteous;
Smith; crates earthern ware, N Ellsworth Il Son I;
~ cases machinery, Cornwall Manufacturing Co; (;
Z cows, Thos Motley; AZ cases and pkgs, j e Prn-
die; cases, Can Ex.
Brig San Carlos. from Havana--326 hhds melado,
800 hhds 2Sl boxes sugar, to H 7 Machin.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
Notice to Teachers.

THE Superintending School Committee of the
Il Town Of Westbrook will be in session tor the ex
animation of Teachers intending 10 teach in the
Town of Westbrook during the coming year, at the
following times and places:-
Thursday. April Sth, at o'clock p M. at the resi-
dence of E. H. Elwell, Pleasant st, Woodfords Cor
ner.
Wednesday, April 14th, at 2 o'clock M, at the
residence of Andrew Hawes Stroudwater Village
Wednesday April 2lst, at O'Clock M, at the
residence of Rev H. j. Bradbury, Saccarappa VII
lage
School Agents and Teaches are requested to gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Per Order, s. s. COMMITTEE
Mar M-d3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
ILLINOIS.
ELECTION ORDERED.

oaiudAM fOUNG WlVES
CHICAGO, March 24.-Quite number of the
members of Brigham Youngs family arrived
in this city to-day.
ELECTION ORDERED.
Gov. Palmer has called special election in
the Sd Congressional district for member OF
Congress, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation of Hon. K. B. Washburne The
9Th of June is designated as the day for the
election. f.'t
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
IOST!

DErwEEN Congress Place and Pine st Church, q
ksab,e Cape The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving It at No Congress Place. mrisdlws
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
State of Maine.

State of Maine.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, March 23d, 1859.
NJ Office is hereby given that Petitions for the
~ Pavdon or Communication OF sentence OF SAMUEL
HILL convict in the STATE Prison, under sentence
for the crime of Arson, now pending before the
Governor and Council, and hearing thereon will
be granted in the Council Chamber at Augusta, on
Tuesday the 9th day ofApril next at nine O'Clock
A. M.
FRANKLIN M. DREW,
mar24dla3w Secl etary of State.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld I'd inst, barque Clara,
NEW ORLEANS 18th. ship St Louis, Hub
bard, Boston; barqu ne Halcyon. Work, Havre.
Bel Below. ship Northampton; Nealy, from Liverpool.
Old 18th. barque Monitor. Eaton, Matan zas.
MOBILE-Ar 18th inst, sch A Webber, Webber,
sa; CHHRLEsToN-Ar2 22d. .cbs Frances Hatch Gro.
CORY. Richmond; Hattie Coombs, Jones, do.
WILMiNGTON-Ar 20th sch 7 j Trafton, Tap
ley Rockport.
Cid 2Oh. scbs Central America, Williams, Porto
Rico: Billow, Griffin. Boston.
RlCHMOND-Ar 23d, sch Gustie Wilson, Floyd
sid 23d, sch Ella Fish, down river to load for
Bath.
FORTRESS MoNRoE-sld 2sd, brig M Tucker
BALTIM6RE-Cld goth. sch Minnie, Smith, for
harleston. ' -'-
v, Ar z2d, schs Eastern Belle, Klborn, Bucksport;
Cid 23d, brig Adeline Richardson. Wright, West
Indies; sch Goo Mcclellan, Richards, Darfen.
lowed to sea goth. ship Tabor.
Below 2sd; brig L Wadsworth. from Trinidad.
AS 22d sch l c Hertz, Gray, Portland.
Ar 2Sd. barque Eldorado, Thompson, Cardiff schs
Tennessee, Greed. Vinalhaven; Teazer, Henley, I'm
Tortiand; 70 Gen Peayey, Eastport; Bertha souder,
NEW YOkK-Ar 22d, ship Fawn, Nelson, London
Cid 2sd, baraues shawmut ''so Iord Tor Centuepos:
Fannie, Carver, Matanzas; brigs Il Curtis. Mcrri-
man, Cardenas; Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Matanzas; sch
Charleston Ceylon, Thomas, Belfast
Ar 23d, barque Jas McCarty. Race, Montevideo 6S
DAYS; sch Magnet. Smith, Arroyo II days.
NORWICH-Ar 22d, sch Honest Abe, Conary, fm
Wareham. -
NEwPoRT-Ar 22d. sch Laura Bridgman, Hart.
Boston.
Sid 22d, schs Michigan, and Com Kearney, (from
Providence) tor New York.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 23d, schs Vandala. Lord.
New York: John Boynton, Reed. Calais.
Sid 22d, sloop Clifton, Clifford, Bristol. Me.
B0STON-Ar 23d, brigs Jacinto, Miller. Cienfue.
gos: Nayarino. Blood. do; Mary Roosevelt, Farms
worth. Penslcolai sch Belle Howes, Baltimore.
Cid oath, big Antilles, Thestrup, TTinidad schs
Dexalo, Leland, Calais; Franklin Robinson, Tho
maston.
Sid. ships Lydia Skol6eld, Rainbow, VIM Cum
mings. Lottie Warren; barQue Sharpsburg brig
Lewis Clark.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 23d. schs Elizabeth Matilda
Heckm an. Kennebunk for Boston; Peace, Dawes,
Hoboken for Portland.
PORTSMoUTH--Ar 22d. schs l. Trefethen, Tit
comb, Baltimore; Harmonic, Hart. Elizabethport.
| Sid 21ss, sch Laura May, Farr, Rockland.
Below 23d schs Light OF Home, Allen, Boston for
Newcastle; Express, Calderwood do for Rockland
Hannah Eldridge, Hodgdon, do for Boothbay; Pru-
dence, McC0bb. do tor Camden; VIM McCobb Chip
man, do for Bucksport Homer, McCarty, I'm do for
Belfast; Nav Flower. Handy, from do for Rockland
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