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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-01
: MY BABT-AGED TWO.


Two bright years: How i5hisg. it seems 90
Since Into the world of my radiant dreams,
With hands that were folded, and helpless fee
Only for IN other's kisses meet, i" ~'ts'5-1
My wee one strayed, with his wonderful eyes,
Through someJair portal Of paradise, .El1
That angels. wstching theeaBn afar, ,aI1cE
Oue shining moment hsdief ajar. Hi5C o
Twenty four moons of frosts and mowers =
OF woven. sn6 w-sFreaths and dancing shower:
OF branching roses and sobbihg rain as.
ThatnnDui ned like voice at the lattice pane
tTMenty-iour months that went and came g =
Wild tints of morning and sunset flame, 800
Each one sweet as, q folded bud, 5l}i -gs gi.5
Have blushed in the crown of bis babyhood.
With bnBbling laughter and sleeful play,
The low walls echo the liFelcBg day; -
And up and down, by therwinding stair, z :
In hail, in chamber, and everywhere, - -
He tracks me down with mis- laughter sweet
And the patteripg sound of his little feet, -
And my gown in the baby,s chubby grasp
seems held by; an nangsl'stingering clasp
His cheeks witil n,eanfng red are kissed, an
His eyes bold a glimmer of amethystifl bra
And frfnging the white Ids, dropping down,
Arc shadows Iasi'es, long and BROWN A1'.-o
And hisdt SKY head, with its sitkeu rings, au
Is bright as The wood-deye's FURNISHED wings;
And his childish voice. with its 6nte- Ill
Is sweet as the gurgle Of wind OF rill!
V.yHSg kEFIF &St
Strung on the golden days to be,
May the years like. q 6ewoly rosary, Essysa
Ere2thsd DER by lips that are undefled, zsi =
Garland the life of my little child! S
And oh when, the checke, ed years are done,
And the gates Of sbe slaoowy Land are .yon,a
May his name, with the sinless ones enrolled,
Be writ in the beautiful Book Of Gold. '5.5l-g.
| . Ny. Ledger,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-01
81 GEO. w. TIBBITTs.
United itselji;' States IT Patent s'1' Office
A G N G Y.
ns.,gn,nE ana nngr.v,ne -oa wood.

: ~
ala Superior Street; caeceiand, Ohio.
TAvING been engaged for the past ten years ar
H- with great success IN the business q ooo ooo
tairins Patents am prepared to guarantee
most Perfect satisfaction in the transaction OF
that rsiness, Numerous m % references eoulo DC
e Ia order TO apply for a Patent, the law o re,
foot in apy dimensions. Send the model by ex-
press prepaid to GEO W. i,d THlBBsTrs LIB M
tion OF It's operation and merits, and send the
post Goverimeut. and stamp fees-s1fSEsWhen
the drawiDXs and necessary papers Will pc pre-
pared a ID sent 10 tde inventor for examination,
Approval and osta. .z,s.y,,i L.,
ness will be sos for all cases, without any ex-
ira cha.2es. The average time required to pro-
cure patent is tiliTGy days thave had an examl-
nation in five days.j Examipation of the Re-
cords fee complete set of the Patent ONCE
Reports is on file at my ofIice which may, be ex-
amined by the public at their pleasure; free.
'''-- -.H' - - - : GEO. W. TIBBTTTS,
214 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Jan. 9, 1859, 71-iy. se #73yo8 t8aiii u rg tE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-01

TL AM TIC NJ L
Having discontinued our Store, we shall here ,
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill
we have made arrangements with Brainard 4
Son to receive orders. AL orders left at their
Drug Store will be promptly filed. Our price
N'S r'a' = 'Ss KING, BRADFORD & co.
March "a. 1870 S2-H =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-01

ala sspsrior street, czese,and,5 Ohio.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
Instructions by the California Legislature on
the Chinese Question.

Resolved That our Senators in Congress
are Instructed, and orr Representatives are
requested, to procure the passage OF law
forbiddiug the master of any American vessel
to bring to this country from Chinese ports,
any alien passenger, unless provided with
passport by the American Consul, and forbid
ding Cousuls to grant any passport To any
Asiatic female unless she is to be accompanied
on the voyage 10y her husband or father, and
that he is satisfied that she goes OF her own
free will and is not intended for immoral pur-
poses.
Senate concurrent resolution adopted March
20. 1870, by the California Legislature. Cali
fornia statute Of IsG9-70, page 932.
We wonld inquire of those sapient editors
who assert that the California Legislature
never did. and never tried to do anything TO
suppress the Chinese immigration, the mean
ing and force Of the above resolution. In con.
formity with that request, Mr.. Johnson, the
representative from California, repeatedly in
troduced bills and resolutions to accomplish
that end. Mr.. Casserly sought to accomplish
the same purpose in the Senate, but they were
all peremptorily voted down by the dominant
party in both branches of Congress. We have
yet to learn that Senator Cole even made the
first demonstration in any shape against the
Monaghan. Had Nevada 8 Senators and Repre-
Aentatives been sincerely DESTROYS of sup
pressing this evil, they would have framed
and labored to pass n law based upon the
ideas of the resolution above quoted. Such
law would have subjected the Chinese to II
rigid scrutiny before they were permitted to
leave their own ports for America and would
have not only put stop to the flood of cool
les and dissolute females, but would have sub.
stAntially confined the immigration to those
who came in good faith and in proper cond-
ton. .. ....."
That the Republican party does not even
desire to stop "coole importation" is evil
denced by the refusal Of their Senators, and
of Mr.. Fitch, to take any action in the matter
which really would have any effect whatever.
Instead of bill to eifectualy stop Chinese
immigration, We had one from Senator Stew
art 10 iega'se coole contracts for sir months, and
thus encourage coolies to come by offering and
securing to them the means Of providing for
transportation. #...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
Will BnrAK Hr, B.cn-rh. Renn o.

/ Will BREAK HEn BAcx.-Ths Reno Cres-
cent, . Republican journal. has an opinion of
'ts own respecting the nominees Of the Re.
publican party. and thus frankly expresses
that opinion:
In view OF all this. is it not right and proper
that the Bank should select our officers and
run the State government Most certainly IL
is: at all events, the Bank las undertaken N,
Jo1. 1t has nominated ticket and ali that
remains for us to do is TO walk mp to the bal.
lnt-boI and execute our mdSiers commands
Some people may think that such men as F.
A. Tritle. lSharon's partner,) J. s. Singer
land and II. Il. Migbels are a heavy load 10
carry. The brave old Republican party NAV
be equal TO the task; but we think it viii 1reuk
her back.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
District Court Summons.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT ~ THE ELEVENTH
i ~ ICIAL. DISTRICT of the ~lItr OF Nevada
Olive y. nru'y piAiut against T. n. Boa man. Il.
Lockw" H. amt A. u. Chapman. partners. under tho
trm name uf BnwHIIn. LcSWonI n Co.. defendants.
Action bIouRhI ia the strict tourt 81 the Eleventh
Judicial IBIS TCt Ui the State Of Nevada. and the
IlIint hled la the Office 81 the clerk said District
Cont.
HI" State Of Nevada sends greeting tn =. u. Bowmau
J. u. lockwood and a Il. ChIp IIaH. defendants:
You arr hereby required 10 appear III action
brought against you 10y the above named plaintiff
In the DistrFrt Court 81 ,he Eleventh Judicial District
Of Tia. state Of Nevada and answer the com plant
filed therein. within ten days cIctuve uf ia. day Of
scrVic"l after thr service yOl ut this sumuuns IL
served within this county: IL served this
county. but ia this district within days other
wise. within forty days. Judgmru 10y def. uIt will
De taken against you. accOrding To the aver of said
complaint.
The said action - b'ought To- recover the sum OF
eleven hundred aud furty-right dollars gold coin,
damages for the kss and dsstructn uf certain goods
enumerated in plaintiffs JuIuIlAinN alleged be due
| from You ~ plaintiff. will more fully appear 10y
REFERENCE to The complaint. u certified copy which
~ companies thr- writ. the original bic In my
Office. And you hereby notified, thIt If you fai
appear aud AI,~er sad cIAnpl mt AGIVe require
the said plahIin " II apply 10 the Court for the relief
! demanded therein.
49, fGiSrn under my hand and the seal Of the
SrAI DistrlCt Conrt of the Eleventh judicial ms
| | ~ triSi Oi the state Of New .ia this gTth day
'---' 10 August. Ia the year az our Lord Que
| thousand eight hundred aud seventy.
| =. \. "Al EHMAS. Comfy Clerk.
J 80 cent State revenue stamIp ol-IW
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01


The PRosPEcTs. letter from Carson in.
forms Ms that huge revolt has taken place
among the Republicans OF Ormsby, Washoe,
Douglas, and Storey counties Many OF the
most distinguished men heretofore connected
with the Republican organization. and high
in political position, have politically an.
nounced their refusal to support the State
nominations. and ayowed determination to
support the Democratic State ticket. and in
many instances both State and county ticket
throughout. The writer asserts that II is now
almost certainty that the Democratic nomi-
nees will carry four Of the western counties,
" NOT more.
II this In so, we are nj a loss to determine
where the Radical ticket will receive any sup.
port. The entire east will go Democratic.
White Pine, Lincoln, Erko, Lander and
Humboldt. counties are all Democratic and
will give the State ticket a fair majority. II
tho west can bold the enemy even, only. the.
ssst sill very soop and sfisctually ssttls the
rpatts1
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
DIED.

In Mountain CITY. New. Sept. path. Frank r. obio
aged ~ years, froin Wheeling. Virginia.
We regret to notice the dcccsse 81 Frank r. ohie,
who was one "f the most promising young II our
county lie vi" III the employ RI Dyer 4 Waller. at
Mountain city, aud was brother ~ Charles Ollie. \
former member of that htn. lie beloved for his
many good qualities Of head aud heart. and for his
constant attention to business which had won for him
The entire confidence Of tho community in which no
lived. Ills mother resides wheeling. Virginia;
and to her and hi, brother sItsud our bssrtfslt
syppAuy. . a.. .. .....
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

VIZ nre glad TO see that Our old Owyhee
friend. G. w. Kendall Esq, has been thus
honored by the Democracy Of Nevada. Mr..
Kendall IL honest upright and competent.
and Is n gentleman in every interpretation Of
The term. IL elected, and we have no dnnbt
he will be, he will he nh able and faithful
representative Of Nrvndn's interest NJ the M.
tional capital. decided improvement in every
sense nf tho word npon any nj his prodeces-
sOrs from that State. - BOiSe Ne,rs.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
For Sale and 10 Rent.


EoIumbIn Cold md SIlvrr Mining Com-
pahy = Location Of Works: Noun ain CITY PHO,
County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF IN,
B"ar'i "f Trustees Of said Company held on Saturday
the twenty fourth day az September lSIv an assess.
me"t OF t~enty hve t25J cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock ~ said company. payable i'm.
neiaiely in United states gold coin to the SECRETARY
at the ONCE OF the contrary. No. GO5 Montgomery
street. san Franriscn. California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unnai on Saturday the twenty ninth day Of October
1870. shall br deemed Delinquent. and will he duly
alNrrti-e for sale at pub c auction ami unl-.s nav
meui stIail Ia made hrfOTr will IL sold on Tuesday
til" twenty Second day Of November 1870 10 nav the
drlnqnen, assessment together with costs Of Hdrer.
tSng ana cap ns's 81 sale.
Iiy order Of the GARD uf Trustees.
II. z. WHEELER. Secretary
Once. No. coo Montgomery Strt-t San Frau,.tseo
California. room No. -, second door. ol.at
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

OSE Theo. NJ. HHrt-whoever that may he
who wanted TO be State Mineralogist, bnt
hadn't sense enough tU make an elementary
analysis of the base metal in his own conven-
ton, PUSHES into print TO vindicate our re.
mark the other day. that Hart lost his head,
and the Republican party its Hart" The self
sufficient lubber has an idea that the entire
State is holding ITS breath to ascertain his
position; and accepts the above quotation NJ
an invitation to walk into the Democratic par
lOr. On behalf of Mr.. Perkins, to whom the
letter was addressed, we would request Mr..
INSTRUMENTATION not to tie in a. hurry To
pack his trunk. Men of his evident quality of
brains make good Radicals, but very poor Dem
ocrats. The Republican convention concluded
II had no Use for notwithstanding fool. and
We ARE quite certain that the Democracy have
none. Better stay where you are, Mr.. Hart.
until you can manage To stun your weak head
with old rags; III lieu of something better.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

WINSEMUCCA DESTROYED ny FIRE.-Yestcr.
day morning fire broke out in Roscnihul' S
store at winncmucca, and spread with such
rnpidty before the strong wind that wns blow.
ing IN TO burn nearly every building on that
side OF the street. Wise livery stable was
also destroyed. The course of the fire was
toward the riiroad
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

Gov. GROVER, Of oregon, aptly touches
the point in his inaugural, referring TO
the Bnrlngame treaty. He says the pre-
tended reciprocity of this treaty il mn
nbsurdity. The most favored nation stands
upon the narrowest limits in China; but
in the United States upon the broadcast.
BY this treaty our people receive no eli.
lnrgement OF rights in China. but the Chinese
are admitted freely TO our uneXncting wealth
They nre even admitted to orr mines without
tax or tribute to orr Government, u privilege
which no other Government ever guaranteed
to au alien.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

BRADLEY At AUsTIS.-Major Bradley re-
ceived very fattering reception at Austin
last Tuesday night-in fnct. an ovation such
as greets none but those who have deep and
LASTING hold On the affections of the people
An immense procession accompanied him into
the town. Headed 10y II band of music, and
surrounded by battalion of torch lights,
amid the booming Of cannon and The d,aien.
ing cheers of the pnpuuce. the Major could
not but feel TINT hr was amidst friends who
will make such fight for him M hns never
yet been fought on the plains and mountains
Of Nevada.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
ELKo COUNTY
ID H NJ OCRATIC TICK EFT.
Election, Tuesday, November 9Th, 1870.

Ter STATE Senator. ,. DYER, Of Eiko.
ESr AHemS'y"s"' j. ". ELLYsoN. Of Cariin.
Fer Sheriff. ..................J. b. FITCH, Of Eko.
Por Recorder, ...........J. S. EDELEN. Of Lamole.
For AHetsOr. LARRY 4. HARvILIE. Of Eko.
For Covaty Clsrk......H. H. SCOTT. Of Pine Valley.
For County Surrsyor. &C. c. TRACEY. Of Elko.
For Co. Tr,anrer.. GEO H. SHEPHERD. south Fork.
For Public Adninii:ratOr. HENRY WARD. OF nto.
TOr Superintendent Of IU6 &c InstruetioH.
DIR. ALEX. KINKEAD. OF cariin.
For District Judge. ....... JOHN H. FLACK. OF EIko.
For DtI:ries Attorney, J. II. LUCAS of Mountain City.
Fer County ConniSTiorerI.
s. s. SEARS. OF Mineral Hill,
J. MARKS at Elko,
d. &. BUrrERFIELD. OF Lamoille.
ELKo TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Fer JuItiee Of ne Feaee.... ...........J. r. COOK.
for toHfdoN. .''..'.'...'....''..S ~ DAMS
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

The RED-CHsCK CASDrDArE.-The Reese
River Rcveillc pronounces Tri,lc an accom-.
plishcd gentleman because il "ncvcr knew
him TO put down anything but red check. -
His checks" will bc OF u different color after
the election
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01
NEVADA
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


For Governor.
L r. BRADLEY. Of ERo county.
rg ~ r., Ier Lissfenaai Governor
80 FRANK DENVER. of Storey county.
For Representative TO ConsrrsI.
cHAs. ". KENDALL. OF white Pine county =
se-- : FIR Secretary Of STATE.
JOHN DRIEsBAcH. OF ormsby county.
For Ssate Trsdmrsr
JERRY SCHOOLING. Of Nys county.
For STATE Controller. f.
- o. K. sTlMPLkY. OF Humboldt county.
ri So FL. -. For Surveyor General. .. 500 -.
A. n. ROCK, Of Nye county.
For Superintendent, Of P4biie IHItrsetisn.
CT. CUTLER. OF Elko county.
Fer STATE Rrlatsr.
CHAs. l. PERKINS. OF Elko county.
" For STATE kineraioJiI.
". S. KEYEs. of Lander county.
-..--- For Justice Of Supreme Court
JOHN CARRIER, OF White Pine county.
Fsr Cicrk Of Supreme Counr.
". c. GRIMES. of CT urchin county. ~
For Attorney General.
LUTHER 4 BrcKSER. OF Humboldt, county !.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

4. A. Sargent is stumping the State Of Ne.
vada for the Republican tieket.--S. f. Chrou-
icie.
And very poor "stump" he is making Of
it. Better stayed at home and saved bis rep.
utation. .......
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

sEyA1oR Nrr wont vost yesterday morning.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-01

1--WE look down the depths, aud mark
Silent workers in the dark
Building slow the sharp.tuskcd reefs.
Old instincts hardening Ia new beliefs:
Patience n little, learn To- wait:
Hours are long on the clock of Fate.
spin, spin, ClOtho, spin
IaChcsis. twistl and AtrOpos. sever
Darkness il strong. aud So Is sin
But only God cndurrs forever
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
MEXICO.

.-p,ous REVOLUTION IN 'GUERRERO-THf GOV
xRNMENr TROOPS DEFEATED-PAssAGE or
THE TEHUANTEPEC CANAL hlL-rRoubLb
ANTICIPATED BETWEEN THE u. 5. ENFloR-
ING PARTY AND THE REVoLuTIoNlsrs.
HAVANA, Nov. 7-Adyices from the City oil
Mexico to the ut received by the regular mail
steamer from Vera Cruz, bring the following inteui-
s,nce; serious revolution had occurred in the state os
Guerero The Government troops had been defeated,
and reenforcements were hurrying forward from the
capita Mail communication in that direction had been
tnferrupted. A revolutionary outbreak had also oc-
eurred In the State OF Michoacan. The Northern ees
were complaining OF excessive taxstion;
President JuareZ had been seriously ILL., put was soNS
recovering. His wife was also SICK ,,,,, ,...
Congress had passed the Tehuantepec Canal DIN otner
eopcessons To railroads had been discussed In the Con
Vress. Public sentiment changing IN faVor OF the
French Republic. The Mexicans are chagrined al the
failure of Jules Fayre to open friendly communication
under the new Mexican Amnesty law. The prisoners
,onfbed for political offenses had been liberated An
sttempt had been made form political party with
Ne ete az its leader but the movement excited little
enthusiasm The object to nominate PortiFlo Daz
for the Presidency.
re evoluton had broken out IN Tehuantepec against
The State Government The rev0utonists numbered
5000 or 1000 lighting men, and lively times were antc
pased
t feared that the Tehuantepee Isthmus Canal ex-
plorng expedition from the United States VIII have
trouble with the revolutionsts, and perhaps be com
PEELED to stop altogether. volcanic eruption had oc-
Cured near VaseQulo, the boundary line between
chihuahua anu Durango.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
DIR. HELMBoLD AND THE CRITICS.

TO the Editor of The Trtbune.
SIR: Seeing a scurrilOus paragraph In New
York spaper speaking OF Dr. Hembod at the Amer
lean Jockey Club Meeting at Baltimore wish to protest
against the habit with too newspapers. OF ridicu
ing the appearance turnous, &c, OF private persons
On the occasion above referred TO- DIR. Helmbod was
invited TO visit by several gentlemen, prom
nent citizens OF Maryland, among whom were Gov.
Bowie Mr John Kensett, Mr. A Dryden. Mr. T. f. Carter
Of The Gazette, Mr. g. Fulton OF The american, and Mr
Abel OF The San.
On his way 10 Batimore the Doctor stopped az Phla
dephia visit the of his boyhOOd including the
well known High school from which he had graduated
At the races he and his family enjoyed themselves as all
private persons certainly have right 10 do without he
coming subject the criticisms OF the On his ar
rival In Washington ne entertained the correspondents
OF the press abroad and OF the local press OF
that city with complimentary dinner at Will
lard's Hotel. Among those present were Col Charles
Cornwall ]. r Young Of TBB n. Y. TRIBuEE, Col
Jones, Gift Warden. w. w. Barr and j. r Mckee OF NJ
Y Associated Press; Richard Evans, American Press
Association; VIM. p Copeland n. i. Journal Of Com
Berce W. W. Warden Boston Post j. V. Burritt VASE
inot0n Sunday Herald: Col George Gideon, Col Thos b.
Florence Sunday Gazette; o. X. Harris. Boston JoarnG
T. B. Connery, Republican,; l.. Harrington, n. World
d. d. Cone, Phddeiyhid Ledger; j. r. Noah, AHd Cd!f-
fornia; Crosby s. Noyes. Erening Star; W. b. Shaw,
" T. Commercial Advertiser; Vim. c. MacBrlde OF me
Chronicle, and others.
As matter of justice to DR.. Hcmbold, consider 1t
emneny proper that these facts should he laid before
the public. Yours respectfully, MERCHANT.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09

and when near the residence OF her brother she was
eosted by an unknown man. who, after demanding her
money. Knocked her down She regalned her feet and
the scufing and screams and Fastening TO her assist
spce, found her lying upon the ground bleeding and
senseless. No arrest.
WEST JAhArCA.-The residence Of Mr. John B. Napier
robbed few evenings Of lace curtains pictures,
paror ornaments, worth several hundred dollars.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-LOuis Bergan, Spaniard,
doing business In this city, committed suicide Friday
night A woman named Bader has been arrested for
assautng half wited man, and fatally njuring him.
NEW BRUNswICK-The jury, In the case OF the explo-
sion Of the Red Jacket, has returned verdict casting
time Of the explosion being engaged In racing for veg
OF lager The engineer fed In anticipation OF INC veruic
but the assistantrengineer yesterday arrested.
IRyIHcroS-The Rev. Mr.. simpson was on Friday In
stalled as pastor OF Trinity Chapel Bishop Odenheimer
of1cated
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Europ. Macdonald. GAsOs via MoTire oe 2a md
steamship Thuringi, M Co. uer), Khen Hamburg Oct "a nd's
Steamship Cyd. Hunter Charleston md,.; and pa"
Steamship Montgomery Rsircloth savannsh m, and
steamship Wyanok Bourne Richmond City Point and soo mas
IS Shp nni C,xley Bristol Bns. Sept H. railroad iron.
B.ii Msiy A. Way Russell, Ce,te "a days wine.
.cHcosERs-hivkH AND coIsrwnE
yeT.Das, FHSS., SsInsTa P.1 RG,r sai,i%cr. sorTsi
5ssSsS. 3s:ss: fSssiss sseTs E siS Sf Ffcs
s. Tsos B. smith New Bsdfoui. y l. Bartlett Bridgeport
Wn D'fSs1 Dsrf,n p Pro1deac. $1si:sy Sss: Haven
5sSa shs.seS Roeiport. T. Jefferson Rh..Ssthpert
fsi.'fls h.s.S e.. Paa.n MSss Ct
X Williams, Portland c. g Psleonsr Rlrsbetbpot
Mesns,r, Taunton Gu,de. i.s shi1hssihpo1 Ast
HenS HsG HsS.Si Hs Prodnc. Potter s.aGeSpor
s WaS9 ,p P5idt' ass aSd.' kEi..hSS, kkisstSSS
Sea Po.n Pan River 4 Ph%O s'sa1shppi. E,i.sa saa.-,
NJ. X Carlisle, Povideoc,. G. L. Huse Bha5ehport
cGanetSI Lam. IS,'s sorseE I'm Wright EEl.Sstlpot
ssThE.mvgo , & for s'ysnrsS v AOen' for Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.Tos Nov s-sVed nip Came Rel " from Gn ss5pool fl,
YGTs opar and Wyoming North Po.1i for Ba
AIye steamship. @ San .GS @ from SfS s, ES
Portland whieIere from Nova Scotia brig Julia Haskell from
Cs.xLrsrOs E c. Nov sArv,d steamship. Manhattan from
Gull Baltimore; Rome sn4 schr John Hay
Philadelphia SAILED steamships Charleston. foE ses-lork En-
pre Phlsdepha; Maryland, for Bfrmoe bsrk Hernia and
Ssters for Liverpool; big Jane Black for Bristol
Nov 8Ssl, ships Van Deinan and Bbans for
Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRBsr Nov 8The steamship Pererv from Eevioh for Hsvr
has arrived.
osDos sThe NadAd hs, arrived AaEep Havsns
damaged by leakage ..Adics Hong
Ler from Yokohama FOR SeSiOrk in doci Hong Kong
repaing damages
WHALERS.
SAY FR.scsco Soy sAved ship Constitution from the Arctic
$50 bhl oil 1000 bone aud 900 u yory She reports having
spoken ihp John Rowland Oct l earring 600 bbs OIL