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GsIxmbss, 26. OH. 1863.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
IHE PERUVIAN lauN.clAps Al SEA.

The Pensacola Commercial states that the two
Peruvian lron-clads, now lying OF Warrington Navy
Yard. performed In their voyage 1rofn the Missls-
sippi 10 that point, in manner quite satisfactory
to their Officers The greatest trouble expei fenced
was from q want OF air and the intense heat which
was "a necessary consequence The thermometer,
while the vessels were In motion, Indicated, as y
minimum, 100 degrees OF neat. which ia, % say the
least not very agreeable temperatures indeed, 1t Is
stated that NUMBER OF robust fremcn had TO sue
cumb before the vessels arrived at Pensacola. III in
stretch OF a little over loo miles number OF 1re
men were s.burned out" 1t is diilctpt 10 see how
the officers Of the feet nope to take the iron
ciads 10 their destination In Peru. ft Is said that
parties are now here in New Orleans endeavoring to
procure recruits for the Of the monitors ana
the feet VIII leave for Key West the next stopping
place, as soon as these additional men arrive.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

The mopeJ market quite active late In the
day and some accounts were not made up uutl
after three O'Clock. Rates iu excess OF the legal
figure were Offering for loans extending over the
close OF the month. In some cases u Il reported
gold interest was paid. Ibe rate among stock
bonses was full seven per cent, but government
hogses were supplied al SIX. Increased aud heavy
shlpnents OF currency to the South, the unfayorabe
bank statement OF last week and the prospects "
monthly bank statements in future Set Of
causes combining 70 render money active.
rno stock marKet was again dull and some of the
list we're possed over without quotation. Prices
opened steady but wavered at and after the regular
board. New York Central. going down 70 is25,. be-
came steady the open board and then fell on once
more. going down 70 1914. TIE weakness
~ tris STOCK was 10 some measure owing to the
postnonement of tho dividend TO the 18th Of March,
Marposa was exceptionally to the list. active, and
sold mp 10 90 for the preferred The street s growing
bearish In IT. views OF the market and predicts
disastrous losses TO the cliaues who are now 30
heavily loaded with stocks. Ere was frmer and
sod up 10 81. Prices closed a. follows
ri tho last open board:--Adams Express Company
~ a cex; Merchants Union, is . 10; Quicksi-
YER, n -; CanAan, u auk; Pacific Mail, ll4x .
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

Nc ~ s.r a .c,,sa a. ~ NJ ,.,s, !, s~.~
e ! icc '~n " 49, A' - - S--o-'
our lass auotssions
Nor continual in scsfv. 6s.rh ana Oh.
Of &C. q per gallon The ssss wers vsry isrs bsins a00
hhds nav Enhs eiayed And muscovndo 10 arrsvsn a u
$50 hhds new Cienfsgos Al bs 800 DO old Bsrbsdos Al
ana i65 bbla New Orlssns Al slc. : 6So '
NAvAI All bbls suirit. tnyrsntins sO
DO crude turpentine Ss do rosin and IT'D do AZ The mar
kes for ths forsr as ANIL and heavv Ara o,fres IL,
lc loWsr ciosng AZ 5s1c for merchsnshie Iots fhe
sses wsre about 10 bbs IN ots a 5Sj<c Sfic In main
the business wxs lfeht: pricea howevsr s nged
Sales 200 bbs sraIned It So S. we quote mo = 81 e5
"a: No 4 "a aSl e5: pale a so n Ia. axtra do
rs sS0 Wiiminrton tar WAS quiet II Ss * - "'
OILs-Lnseed was steady al 81 0S e o. In casks and
quiet but Steady ss -
~ w M "a s'g 40 oo ~ pacsssss
The rr nrk stili 10 ruie ust hs cr,
holder beine unwilling 10 realize excep Al fu previous
prces The sses were bba IN ots Al Ss9
Tor old mcss $50 SO for new and 826 7 S3 IS for
prime For ure delivery there Wero saies az mia ne
ess sellers four months $50 30 Live hogs were dun
The New York herald., 1869-02-16


spring wheat limited deuand, aud tho general
tsi VA. dun and nomnaiy l,wer few choice lo.ds
were taken Cor shipment 10 Lsepoo hcwsysr :. ssuems
ior9i. vses. Va. dull snd n9nna q ~ wi.s eyss q
= ss,s %, ehc'es No ssprins scaans y cg bushels o.
70 =, aelversd; 81 ials for ~s.s Misb'xsa sad
.lnsinf At about s0c. p1c. for rev mired, snd
about sD bushels Al 20c. g7c for mrsd Western, q5e
sor wes,.n yellow, soaihsrn DO 0aa fair
reqne but the There sales of about
oeco snshes a sc Ia store and 40. sncai Rye was dull
wc,s aa and unchanged rcs socs q xAis Y Esw yors
snd Brook " wrehoses Februsry - 1893 1M1gN bush
&c wsss , $40 90 corn, ~ Do osis s70s DO rye.
lsxul2 DO harley, 81 do. malt s7 i07 do. peas
fhs %srk,s vas yey ast but rases vsss
agt Ihe ensagsrnsn,s we're 70 Liverpool 1900 bushels
wheat ~ Dds and per steamer 10 0) hushsls wheat SSd
WHICH 300 bales cotton 81 I'd $50 bosss bacon
NJ AA The charters were "A vessel 10 the Brssh Channel
with psiu ~ b. I'D; North German bark 70 Antwerp
WIN sV DOS petroleum At "a 3D. aod BRIG 900
span With general cargo aud back on private terms
Gusrrs--Cotb vas IN fair rsquesi were made
were quiet ~ Isc- r,sc. ~
HAY W demand ana prc,s vere stesdx "A
oc 7bc Tor shipping and VI ~ ~ for rrsan lots
Hopp only IN dssand and pr,ees
heavy ~ fcvn~ q0osssons, via Prime and choics adss
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

lAh; Western Union Telegraph, sS b - Y; New
York Central, les; Hudson River. 1ash iss.;
| Chicago and Alton, l5s bid; Bankers and Brokcn.
loo 100; Alton and Terc Haute, 50 20: Milwaukee
and st. Paul, 90. cox; 40. preferred, 70 7sx;
Fort Wayne. l1sss 11s; Ohio and Mississippi ass
| S5k; Michigan Southern, % . e4S; Illinois Gen.
tral, la l45; Cleveland and Pittsburg, sl4 sl,S;
Cleveland ana Toledo, losz losH; Rock Island,
1904 1904; Northwestern, sssl 81; do preferred,
| s1s elx; Mariposa, Ok o1; do. preferred, 30
| sos; Harlem l37 . lss: Lake Shore 1854 bid.
After the boards the activity OF the money market
was rejected In q general yielding OF prices. Ohio
and Mississippi selling down to IS and Pacific Mail
1l3k. In the fnal street transactions prices were
shade better.
Southern securities were without much activity.
Tennessees and Virginia skies were x better and
North Carollnas and Louisiana levee skies to per
cent lower. Prices closed-Tennossee ex coupon.
81 o7Is; do, new, o6a< 67k; do, i've per cent,
IS q e2 Virginia, ex coupon, SIX IS; do, new,
62h 63; do, registered stock, 81 . SIX; Georgia
skies, 50 . 81; do. sevens, o2K . %; do.
sevens, interest payable in Georgia, 50 . 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 62h . os; do, new,
o0 81; Missouri skies, s7k So; do, Hannibal and
St. Joseph, IS; Louisiana skies, 10 . Y; do ievee
skies, 64S 651s; do. levee eights 81 SIS; Alabama
eights. e35s s4,s; do. fves, 64h e5k; do. sixes
sterling, so So; South Carolina sxes 72k 73K;
do, new, 70 II; do, registered stock, os o.;
City OF Memphis sxes, 51h So; City Of Atlanta
eights, Is so; City OF Savannah sevens 90 . OIL;
City OF New Orleans consols 7s Q so; DO, railroad
issue, 70 72; Mobile and Ohio, sterling o. . o5 do.
eights So s.; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage, 6s 20; do, second mortgage, So 81;
Memphis and Charleston, nrst mortgage 90 91;
do, second mortgage, u rs; do, stock. AZ a 40;
Greenviile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, 81
3d.
me transactions at the sub-Treasury is this city
TO day sum up as follows
Total receipts $685. 091 Total payments ST. 1856 o97
For customs. 40S,O00 Balance. .S7 SlS2 227
For gold notes. 10000
The cash balance in the hands OF the Assistant
Treasurer in Boston, At the close Of business Feb
ruary ls was sa,o247so. showing decrease for the
week Of $S20,0so. Coin balance, $l,sS6 16a
The receipts from customs at the port Of Boston
during the past week were $37s,2s5.
The total value OF exports from Boston for the week
ending February 10, including specie was s29s $50
against s2os $50 for the corresponding week in the
previous year.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
posT oFrICE NOTICE.

DOsr OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe for the week ending February 10
Win be despatched from this olce follows, vis
ON Tuesday, a 10 ~, closing Al the stations a folcws:
10 no A. M
ON Wednesday al "a NJ closing ai The stations Tues
day night followr: and y, ~ and q, e; ami +,
On hursday al IL NJ closing Al the stsons ~ foIows
and b, II ;l6 and q, n :se and ", ii s;y and O.
And on saturday al II A. NJ closing At tho stations fol-
cws a and b, lo5; and q, 10; ID and u. sA5 and O.
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster. I.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

Foreign exchange was weak and unsettled, owing
TO the supply OF bills against exported bonds. QUO
tations ranged foows:-sterling. sixty days,
mercial, Iosl 1osS; good TO prime bankers, Ioss.
n loeS; short sight, ioo4 loei<. Paris, sixty days
a2o 5.leA; short sight, SICK al3x; Antwerp.
$40 5lsA switzerland, $40 5.1s4; Hamburg.
3sH 20; Amsterdam, 4olS 4oA; Frankfort, 40s.
4oa4; Bremen, Is ssk; Russian thalers 7oZ 7ln.
+. The market for government bonds was again
excited and strongly active, 'oa's advancing from
lIs,s at the opeung TO i16 at the afternoon board
Tire issnes OF 81 advanced TO NIX. This improve
ynent was In response 70 a large demand from
foreign bankers, based upon rise OF nve.tweniles
IN London 10 the remarkable ngure or Tss.. Tho
Improvement was marked in the whole list under
the impression that the bill TO prevent the increase
Of the bonded debt Will be the occasion or miro.
ducing all the issues at the call Of the London Ex.
change. The highest prices were attained at The
afternoon board holders being tempted U realize At
the ngures then offered The quotations sr the closs
were "onr 10 the extent OF = y per cent The
highest and ths closing quotations. Of the day are
eofnuarcd "a rOtlowg.-
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

The interest OF tho real estate market yesterday
centred in the great sale OF side lots held
by Muller. wilkins Co., consisting OF the entire
block bounded by Eighth ana Ninth avenues,
Seventieth and Seveny- streets. No other Offer
ing was made in the auction mart to challenge at
tention alongside OF this and the large crowd which
assembled in the saesroom at noon--and 1t was very
large, filing almost the entire space to an uncom-
Portable degree--was drawn thither entirely by
the attractions presented in this The block
consists oi sxty-four lots and forms por-
ti0n OF the Harsen estate. We have already pointed
out the superior character OF property situate in this
neighbOrhood either AS an investment or for pur-
poses of speculation and referred at length to the
AGENCIES operating 10 its rapid advance In value as
Well IN the nature OF Improvements designed or in
progress as or "manlfest destlny.n The success OF
the sale under such circumstances was g foregone
conclusion, ana 1t remains only for to record that
after eager competition and spirited bidding the
several parcels were disposed OF at the prices and
the parties named below the former being in every
respect satisfactory to the sellers, and evidencng
the high appreciation already reached In these and
surrounding lots. The total amount realized from
the sale $547,90. 1t Is said the property was re-
Gently purchased for S4O0, ,O0J:--
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

Of lana lsosd 20 John 1. Morss for s1s - foot or
S27 002 cash. No. ~ occupied BY Curtis - resi-
tans i,so6o square fest sold FOR en- asi 70 John r
Morse-Sl3 90 square foot Total sale Of the three
Lee houses eST, $50. Total Of the three estates.
s224los All but the city lot are subject TO better
ments.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

CoFrFE.-for Rio the ru. bu frrr NJ 0,ir
lat quotations Other descriptions unchanged sales
~ bags lssuAyrA At or about .c., gold. duty paid
FLOUR AND SnstS.Ksceipts lses bbls nbur ss7 bsrs
d0 bug onshes wheat Ii do. corn s4 DO. oals T1c
nArset Tor state and western aor ir and prices
were ie better than nominal There Few buyers !.
prices 40 that sellers had little inducen en-, 10 redrs
their prices. which nosninay same Callfernls
nour remained dull and nominal. Tie a,ou,
hbs Souhsrn nosr s,i slow of nnd orirss ey.
10 buyer favor rhe sales comprised 300 hbs rye noar
moderately sc.ire and steady. saies 300 bbs. ro-n
meal In better demand bu price. Io,ssr -.
hha chnice Western "A 20. Ne nnn,l -. - -
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MarEs-- ARSow.--On Wednesday, January %. at
the residence OF the brides parents. Wesichester by
the Rev. G. ID. Jackson. ~. D., of st. Peter church,
Mr.. DANIEL MATES. JR., OF West Farms. to EyADNA
H.. second daughter or Mstson :. Arrow and grand
daughter OF the late George W. Horton Esq., OF city
Island.
McFARLASE--wIGGINs.--O Thursday. February
IL at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. James McEarane, WnLIAM. son OF the onicl-
ating clergyman, to ANNA NJ, eldest daughter OF Mr..
James Virgins oil OF Wechawken, ~ J.
WARDEN, --',OBERTsON.--on Monday February Is,
bv the Rev. DIR. Thompson Mr.. THOMAS WARDEN, Oi
Birmingham, England, to Miss BARBARA RoBERr-
son, OF New York city.
The New York herald., 1869-02-16
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY. Fsh. f5-dP. 4

MONDAY, Fab. B-JP N.
coTros-Rereipts 2oe5 bslea The demand from MI
classes Of buyers continued Hight, and there
business transacted Prices heavy snd lower closing
ac Tor mlddne upland. The saies l,ass bales
eudIns IA export, 400 speculation se< spin.
ming There besides Of $50 bales mddIrs,
deiivsrzbs is.h IA. Ne
The New York herald., 1869-02-16

The imports OF specie last week were 81, ,O2s 5es,
the principal portion OF which came from Bremen
and Hsvre, and consisted OF small coins, which
abroad are purchased nj their weight and at home
sell for their face The receipts detail we're
rs follows
Feb s-Steamer America, Bremen
Feb. s-Schooner L. Newton, Sisal
silver. r.................-...-..... 200
Feb. 9-Steamer City OF Baltimore, Liverpool
silver. ..-...............-...... %
Gold. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
Feb lo--Steamer Westphaa, Hamburg
Goid.-..- ...-.-........- ss,330
Fen lo-Steamer City Port an Prince, Port
au Prince
silver 1888
Feb. II--Steamer st. Laurent, Bavre-
Cold d.................. oel,OeI
FEB. 1i--Steamer San Francisco, Vera
Cruz
Cold. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1906
Silver. er......................-...- 400
reh la- Steamer Eagle, Havana
silver ......--.............. p3a
Gold. Observation-Disclosures. 40,sH
Total for the week Observation-Disclosures q, ,02e, ,5ss
Previously reported. ed..................... s00,Tes
Total SINCE January 1862 e9........... 81, go. 1862
game time 1855 Observation-Disclosures. 8i,330
Same time 1856! S6!...........t............. l5e,6o<
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-19
DOmestIe Anairs.

Gold closed yesterday at l3G.
The Virginia Committee hal an interview
with General Grant yesterday.
General Fitzpatrick is in Washington, look
ing ater The Interests OF his Chil'an mission.
The Legislature of South Carolina has
passed an act to establish state Orphan Asy-
lum.
Hayes City, Kansas, is excited in conse-
quence of the military forcing the people to
retire at p. nj.
Two men were buried in an excavation in
New York yesterday; one OF them sustained
fatal injuries.
Stephen r. Downs, aged seventeen, com
mitted suicide IN Brooklyn, yesterday, by shoot
ing bimself through the head.
-Representalive Lynch's bill for the resump'
tlon OF specie paJ ments wall be taken up in the
House to-day.
The Democrats of the New York Legislature
have nominated Henry G. Murphy for the
United States Senate.
There is determined opposition TO the
election OF Lieutenant Cumback TO
the United States Senate, in the Indiana Legis-
lAture.
The United States Supreme Court yesterday
decided that certificates Of indebtedness aud
green backs are exempt from taxation by states.
The Western express train on the New Jer.
sey Central Railroad ian off the track Yesterday
EtaT Eouud Brook, while ranninP at The .ate OF
nirty mlse ~ hour, ~ one HaA IAiared,
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He affirmed that the present administration of
the United States shared, and the coming admin
istration would continue TO share, the sentiments
which he had expressed toward the Mexican re-
public.
The concessions granted in 1868 by the Mexican
government to Emil La Sere for building the Te-
huantepec roads had been modified. According to
the conditions as they now stand, La Sere is to
construct road from Coatzacoalcos, on the Gulf
coast, to Ventosa, the Pacific Until the road is
completed he is obliged to establish communicl-
ton by wagons, and for that purpose he is allowed
four years and half to finish the wagon road
The Mexican Congress has passed a law allowing
tn expectation of minerals free of duty.
HAVANA, Jan. ia small army of government
officials, of all descriptions, has arrived here from
Spain. Old and tried public servants, many of
them native Cubans, have been discharged to make
room for them. These removals have caused much
public feeling. General Sturm arrived in the
steamer from Mexico and sails to-day for New
York.
Count Valmazeda has officially informed General
Dulce that he took possession of Bayamo, the
headquarters of the insurgents, on the 10th inst.
The rebels retreating, set fire to and totally de-
strOyed the town.
Valmazeda reports that previous to the occu-
patton of .Bayamo he defeated the rebels at Canto
del Embarcadre and PasO Rio Salada. He adds
that the rebel forces are scattered in small
parties over the country, and supplying
themselves with provisions by pillage.
Most of the bands are retreating to the noun
tains. The official report of the battle of ass Rio
Salada states that the rebels lost 100 killed, with
propOrtionate number wounded. The loss of the
Spanish troops is not given
The Diario says the procamations of General
Dulce have produced good results lin the central
del taTtment of the island.
The same paper reports that several attempts
have been made to assassinate Spanish soldiers in
the stree ts of Havana.
The sugar market is quiet and quotations are un-
changed. Exchanges declining.
LONDON, Jan. 1s.--The gratifying intelligence
of the safe landing of the captain aud crew OF
the British ship Southern Empire was received
to-day. The first report of the disaster to this
vessel, published on January 6, stated that she
bad foundered while on her voyage from New
Orleans to Liverpool, and that all hands were
lost.
FLORENCE, Jan. 1S.-It is reported to-day that
Prince Amadeus, Duke of Aosta, has renounced
the Italian succession In favor OF the Princess
ClOtilde.
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dated September 7, 1867, extending full pard IN
TO certain persons no we're engaged IN the
Re bellion. This proclamation extends pardon
to all persons who we're not pardOnel by pre-
Cedng procamatons.
Eighth. Proclamation of President johnson,
of July 4, 1868, granting general pardon aul
amnesty TO persons engaged in the late Rebel
lion, with certain exceptions and reservations.
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3. The corporation, undcrlts amended charter,
has every capacity to ho'd, aud every power
aud au hority necessary tO.exeCu,e, the trusts OF
the will. ,
4. That the difficulties anticipated by the bill,
70 10 the execution OF the secondary trusts are
imaginary. They have not arlsel and most
probably never Will.
8. And iftney should, it is matter, whether
probable or improbable, with which the COM
plainants have no concern, aud cannot have on
any possible contingency.
Indictment affirmed, with costs.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

HARR1sBURe, Jan. 1s, 1859.
The Senate was not in session, but meets at II
A. NJ. Tuesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
,,oNo c u
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

n. THoMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENEht
80 or EUROPEAN RANGE for families S R91sis, Us a
&nsfN or pubnc Institutions. in TWENLS III ~
Hnt-Air FuInfces' Portable Heaters, Low-down
Crates FirebOsrd Stoves, Bah Boiiers snS
Plates hOilerb Cooking StoVes, etcu WhOleSAie ~"
relail' pS Inc mSnuiScI SH A1RPE q THOMPSON.
II o5wtrnsn No. 26s N. SECOND streeh
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Copt.stcd EIection Case.

Yesterday, before the Board OF Examiners, the
taking Of testimony was continued
james Nni 4 was sworn, and testided teat
when he presented his ballot some one had
already voted IN his name. similar tacts the
witness testided he had seen during tue day.
He al.o swore that he had been IN dread OF
eOiIg ia the polls until policemen were sent
there to protect the people.
Matthew OBraty was sworn, aud testidcd
that lie had moved from the Sixth division OF
tue Seventeenth warO month prior TO the
October election, and Mr.. hGuu then called
attention TO the iact that the name Matthew
Brady, with the residence occupied formerly by
the wines, was on The list OF taXibles, and
marked as having voted.
Ms. Kane sgofn-re titled tba. she resided at
No. 14lS N. Second street, ard that her husOand
was absent IRON the city aud IN CuOa az the
time OF the InIfnicpal and Presidential elections,
aud is tUere now.
Mr. Mann stated that the name of John Kane,
No. l4ls n. Second street, assistant engineer
was mark ed on the list OF voters as having voted.
Kate Dougherty sworn Testified that she
resided at No. l409 NeWkirk street; We have
lived there as long as l eau remember; know
Patrick O'Kane; he lived in a house of my
iatrer's. No. 1909 Newkirk street; after / was
eubpUnaed to come here my sister went 10
O'Kal e's house and brought the receipt'booS
produced (O'Kanr's) to our house; my sister
wrote the last receipts in its.
blary A. Dougheriy sWorn-Mr. La Rue. who
lives III our house vacated by Mr. OKane, in
November, pays the rent 10 my mother, but
write tbe receipts; we talked at dinner to-day
and thought that 1t would BE- better 10 get Mr..
UKanp's TecelptbOok.
Mr.. M1nu here stated that on the list Of voters
the name Will. on La Rue is marked residing AZ
No l46S Edgenont street.
Wines Mr.. O'Kane did not pay the rent
after Mr. La kue came into it, Mr. La Rue paid
HIS rent on the 9th of December 1868; we
thought it would not be necessary for my sister
to swear; we thought the receipt book would do.
Cross.examined-I wrote the receipt IN
O'Kane's book dated November l, 1868, because
when they moved the OKanes lost their receipt
botk and wrote il in another book, and to.
day copied it out into The one produced; no one
asked me to do this; my sister was subpoenaed
this morning. "a
Mr.. Mann stated to the Rxarnfhers that the
name Patrick O'Kane was on the list of taXables
marked as having voted, and the residence
marked at No. laos Edgemont street. Adjourned.
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MEMORANDA

Echr Alex Young Young from Boston,
MEMORANDA,
Ship VIM. Cummings, Miller, was up at New Or.
leans 18th inst, Tor Buston
Balque Wm Van Name, Craig, at Messlna 2eth ult.
from Llcata-arIived 20th.
lsdelpbiP was N Deai sia, M 'N"' 0 "
BaTque j, w Barss Davison hence ut Falmouth
2lst ult.
BnTque Normania Roer hence, at Hamburg 3ist
ultmo.
big Waverly. Terry, hence, sailed from Gibraltar
18th ult for Odessa,
Big Mary q. Comery, Comery, for Philadelphia.
put back 10 essina 2Oth ult, on account OF heavy
weather. ano sal &c AZ sain 23d,
Brig John Shay, Nickerson, from Palermo for Phi.
lsoelI bia. WAS tOwed through the straits 10Th ut
2Ah ult 'F
scbr e. SinnckHOn, Winsmore. hence, at Trinidad
26h nit.
Scbr Florence Shay, Hulse, hence at Palermo 18th
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ARRIVED YEsTl

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Sohr Daniel X. Burton, Burriss, day from Milton,
Del, with grain to JrB L. Bewley n Go.
Echr Alex. Young, Young. from Boston.