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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-10
HOUSEKEEPER.

SrEwED CoRN.--Scald the corn just
enough 70 harden; slice off the ear 50 az
to divide the kernel three or four times
scrape the chits (the sweetest part) from
the cob add sweet milk, a little water,
little butter, and salt simmer ten
minutes. Beat one egg, and add, stirring
in evenly just before taking off the fire.
A very little sugar improves II for the taste
of most people.
TOMATO CArsUR-Two quarts Of ripe
tomatoes, two tahlespoonfuls of salt, two of
pepper, two Of ground mustard, two Of
spice or one of cloves, two small pods Of
red pepper stew till perfectly soh When
cold, strain through a wire sieve, add q
pint of vinegar, and simmer slowly until
reduced to a quart. When cold, bottle il,
cork tightly, and Dip the mouths Of the
bottles in any kind Of sealing wax you use
for canning fruit. | have kept it two
years. -n
PIcKLED PkAcHEss-Eigbt pounds
peaches, and four Of sugar. Make a syrup
Of the sugar, put in few peaches at a time,
cook them until a. fork will enter them
\ easily, skim them out, and put IN more
fruit. When all are cooked, put them in
Jar, boil down the syrup quite thick,
add pint Of good vinegar, and pour over
the fruit. Spices to suit you.
How CO KEEP EsGs FoR A YEAR.-
Take perfectly fresh and sound eggs, and
then pure water For every three gallon
of water put in enc pint Of fresh slaked
lime, and of common salt one-half pint.
Mix well, and let the barrel be half full Of
this liquor; then, with a dish, lot down the
fresh eggs In TO il, tipping the dish after i
fills with water, 70 that they may roll out
, without cracking the shell; for if tho shell
should be cracked, the egg viii spoil r
BUNS--ODe pound Of fiour, one spoon
ful Of baking powder, mixed well together
+ two ounces Of lard, sugar. cprrhnis 20
seeds, one egg, and tea cupfl OF nhlk4
..aks into buns ahd bake immediately.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-10
The Fortunes Of Francc-The Marvel
lous Changes Of Eighty Years.
Lro BE CoNTIStED.


I792-Th6 Great French Revolution in
augurated; Louis XVI deposed and exc
ecuted; all the monarchs of Europe declare
war against the young Republic.
l79j-The Frcnch Republic every
where victorious, both at home and abroad.
1899 Napoleon chosen First Consul Of
France.
1S04-Napoleon becomes Emperor.
ISI4-Napoleon 'dcposed by the allied
sovereisns Of Europe, and Louis XVIII
placed upon the throne Of his ancestors.
tnS15-Napoleon re-enters France, and,
after a struggle of one hundred days, is
finally crushed at Waterloo by the English
and Prussians, and afterwards exiled to St.
Helena Louis XVIII again on the throne.
1s304The Revolution of July" over
turns Charles Y, the successor Of Louis
XVIII. Louis Philippe, Duke Of Or
leans. crowned @Iiing Of the French"
lS4S-The revolution Of February
brings about the abdication of Louis Phil
lppe and tho re establishment Of the
French Republic. Louis Napoleon Bona
parte elected Prince President for four
years
IS51-The coup dcta Of December 2
Louis Napoleon supPresses the Republic
and causes himself to be elected Presideni
for ten years by vote of 7,839,2l6.
1S52-The Secop' Empire established
by a vote of 7,S24,l29. Louis Napoleon
becomes By the grace of God and the vii
Of the people, Emperor of the French"
1s69-Thc elections of May show grea
popular dissatisfaction with the persona
rule Of Napoleon IL. He takes the alarm
makes a show of liberal concessions, sRnt
announces the abGdonmcnt Of persona
government wy,
THE END on THE SECOND EMPIRE.
1S70-January M Olivier and th
constitutional regime triod by way Q
experiment..
May 8-The French people, by pleJa,
! citum, ratify tho ''hberal reforms" inangu
rated by the Emperor since 1S52-yeas 7.
; 1926; rays, 1,530.6 .6l0.
July 3-General Prim proposes Prime
| Leopold Of Hobouzollern % King Of SPAR
! Napoleon protests, declaring that it is
"A ''check AMI a menace 10 france; kin
William, of Prussia, disclaims all knovlece
. Of the project; Prince Leopold withdraws
! bus Napoleon demands further guarante,
i from Prussia, which are refused
July 15--Napoieon accepts tho w
| which Prussia offers +" III
August 2-Saarbruck captured by Il
!. French, Napoleon and the Prince Impcri
being preseat.
,fl August 4-Marshal M'Mahon defeata
lby the Grown Prince at Weissenburg.
nj August 6--MMahon again aefsated
y the Grown Prince 1t WOerth and dxi'
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-09-10
THE COOLIE QUESTION.

The following letters recently received
from weli-knOwn gentlemen in California
and North Carolina on the sIl engrossing
question Of the hour, viii doubtless be read
with especial interest at the present time
AsnxLIE AnnuSt 10 IQzA
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
E u r O p E.
The MISREPRESENTATION Duel at Madrid-lts
Origin and Fatal Result.
--~->~>~~~~~>~~~---~
Prince Henri de BOurb0n's Letter
of Insult and Death.
The German Secession from the Papal
Council and French Mission to Rome.
scs~>~~~--~~~~~---~--~~
Napoleon's Address t; she School Teachers OIL
France-The s'Paciflc Army"
Of the Empire.

The German mail steamship Rheln Captain Meyer,
from Southampton on the I5th OF March, arrived at
tins port yesterday evening Captain Meyer deiiv-
cred our special European correspondence ana
newspaper mail report, in detail OF our cable tee-
grams dated the day OF saiiing OF the Rheln from
England.
The arrival or the French mail steamship Lafayette
from Brest on the 18TH Of March, after very rapid
passage, on Thursday last completed our news.
paper files frem Europe OF the same date as those TO
hand by the China; but by some negligence OF
delivery her report did not reach our news colum Is
next day.
The Countess Of Leicester was se.,cusly indls,
posed.
Lady Dalton Fn2gerac was dangerously i'll at
Rome.
The death Is announced of Sir William plunket 90
Bathe. oi Knlghtstown, county Meath, Ireland
Toe Emperor OF France, the Empress. and Prince
Imperial, attended by Marshal valiant, the Duke de
Bassano the Duke de Cambacsres and other officers
oI the household, assisted at divine service March
l3 in the Chapel Of the Tueres. His Majesty was
10 sbe dress OF General OF Division Several sena-
toIg and deputies were In Official costume
The Prince of the Asturias arrived at Marsel!es
on his return rom Rome and IN accordance with
orders from the eX-Queen Isabella proceeded 10
Hyeres to join his grandmother, Queen CHRISTINA.
The vicercy OF Egypt left Alexandria for Upper
Egypt.
A telegram from Suez OF the 1ath OF March re-
ports:-
The Hawk and the William Cory have arrived here
with the Eastern telegraph cable, via the canal.
The shore end or it Will probably be laid tomorrow.
The Great Eastern the Cniltern ana The Hioernla
arrived at Aoka the 9TH. All goes wen. The
teegraphic communication Is expected TO be COM
xeted In the course Of the week.
the Leront Times says Izzet Pacha, Ex-Governor
OF Jerusalem, has been sentenced TO three years.
Danishment for embezziing government moneys.
His clerk ana accom- plee Moustapha. Is condemned
10 the same punishment and, Ike his master, or
tierea 10 refund the amount embezz!ed
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
SHIPPIM G. NE w S.
Almanac for New York--This Day.
roRr or NEW YORK. M,aca 90, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brussels tBr Kennedy, Averpooi-J
Steamship Deutschland tNGA Neynaber, Bremen-Oel
Steamship smidt NG), schweers Bremcu-Thele, Mots
Steamship Stars d ssrpes. Mailman, Cape Hayaen-wat-
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy, Galveston via Key West
Steamship Victor Gates, New oreans-C II Mallory 4
steamship Cortes Nelson, New oreans-H Cromwell
Steamship Mississippi Henry, New oreans-Frederic Ba-
steamship Huntsville, Crowcll. savannah-R Lowden
Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, Savannah-Wm GarTi-
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Ii Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore salyear, Newbern, NC-Murray,
steamship Isaac Ben, Bourne, noriox, City Point ana
steamship Knight Johnson, Georgetown, DC-Phillps
steam1hip Regulator Moore, philadelphia Lortlrard
s,eamsnp Nereas Bearse Boston clyse ''Ana
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedlord-Ferguson
Ship Colorado, Holbrook San Francisco-c Comstock
Ship Robena, Mudgett London-Thos Dunham's Nephew
Bark olbers tNG, Rsason, Bremen c Lullng 4 Co.
Bark Windsor (Br), Cochran, St John, NB-H Dewolf
Brig Palmer tBr), Mathews, Gibraltar and market
Brig Monte Christi, Farrell. Lisbon II Baetier.
Brig Aiaretta tBr,, ogivie, cenfue-os-p Nevius &
Sons.
Brig Tempest, WILSON, Mohie-E d Huribut a Co.
Brig Tyro Br) Lryton, Ezabethpor Bertaux
4 Co.
Schr Lottie, johnson, Arroyo--A Abbott.
scnr Mary Jane Obj, Nckerson, harrington, NsBoyd
Hncken.
schr Acorn (Br), Barker Yarmouth, Es-h Dewolf &
Co.
Schr Brooks Jones, Jacksonvile--W Ray 4 Co.
Schr Transfer, Gnpnl, BALTIMORE Mckee.
schr 9 A Pierce, Poole, salem-R W Ropes & Co.
Schr Energy MarSson Boston.
Scbr Comet, Dow, Providence Oliver Bryan.
Schr Ida JayGe Jayne, Providence Baker 4 Dayton
schr Brainard, Buell., Hartford Racket / Bro.
Schr o Acken, H8bbie Stamford.
Schr Ella Jane, Allen, Bridgeport
Steamer MIlvilIe, Renaur, Philadelphia.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
FRANCE.
Napoleon and tho Olivier Cabinet on Public
Education-An "Armyo of Scho0inasters,
the "PnciGc Army Of France," Says the
EuDerOr.

Napoleon aud tho Olivier Cabinet on Public
Education-An sArmy" of Schoohnasters,
the "PaciGc Army Of France,'' Says the
Emperor.
From Galignani's Messenger, March 15.l
An interesting scene was witnessed yesterday at
the Tuleres. During the Exhibition OF 1867, as
may be remembered, the primary schoolmasters
who nad come 70 Paris on ine invitation o. NJ Duruy
gracious reception from The Emperor when pre-
senea BY his Excellence IL order hava to
medal struck at their, own expense, to be
presented by their delegates to- the Emperor,
tue Empress and the Prince Imperial. That
Segrs, the present Minister OF Public Instruction,
invited to 1t his predecessor, Duray, Senator; NJ.
Charles Robert, Councillor Of State, who has con-
trbuted SO largely 10 the promotion OF education
among the peoples the Prefect OF the Seine the Vice
primary instruction and other persons interested In
Tne Minister presented the delegates to the En-
M. Velter, Director OF the Communal School Of the
Fauoourg st. Antoine read the following
s1aKThe constant solciude Of your Majesty primary
instruction had for long time past called for marx Of
s:.Ss t.s wanting SssoIsn,;y
ss Ss % On sSs
ton g the delegates OF primary schoomasters who had
BY unanimous and spontaneous movement perpetusts
BY medal sns the % Of ksns Of the s$
to-day /, arrives indeed late; but thought whvS Con.
date very dear 20 our hearts aud TO yours.
His Majesty made the following
REPLY:
OF the devotsdness with which the schoomas-
animated in the interests of the country know
how deserving they OF eseem Tell them that am
pleased with their efforts and that desire to see them con-
nue give PATRIOTIC religious and intellectual instruction
The Emperor then inquired from the Minister
how many schO0lmasters there are In the country,
and on being informed that they amounted to about
as, 900 In number added:"It Is an army-the pacific
army OF France"
His Majesty then sent for the young Prince, who
was shortly afterwards followed by the Empress.
Their Majestes and the Prince, after expressing
their thanks to the schoolmasters, some OF whom
were much affected, withdrew amid cries OF "VtUe
pEpapereui Vive pIolpsraDicei Vipe ie Prince
InpeTialr
The medal Is OF bronze, finely executed by NJ Pom
scarme, under the direction of NJ COrnu; 1t repre-
senis on one side the protles OF the Emperor, En-
press and Prince, and on the other portco with
the word Enseiggl6ent indicating the entrance to q
new life, and encircled with the device, "1S67, Les
itstitlttel4S de france reco0naissdntS.n Specimens
were also presented to M. Segrs, NJ. Duruy, NJ.
Charles Robert and other persons.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
ARRIVALS.
REroRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcars

REroRrED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YAcars.
ssans ss,.s surs via ,v,e
March u pa.ssassrs Kaahsrd. GO. *
tsd sG q q go ss whole Z.
o 6 e. ss ssar an Ansas W d0 s lat
Steamship biz Raein NdS, Meyer Bremen March H. apd
Mass e. & a %aFs on oeSss sr
hence for HsmSurs a a % % g. an American bark
cross and the letters W ia red. 30
Bros
a s hf q sSoa MssS 5 % lat On
painted black with red streak around her poop deck
foremost close S cap sppearsd hsys been 6ui FEW
ther particulars r, regarding reg her
March IS passed Steamship Henry ohaSa
sssmsD March n with mass
lon s5 sisnazed ship Resolue (Br, from Foochow for
Steamship Ell Cid Nickerson, Wilmington, Nc with mdse,
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, Dc with
F+sn,sso ss % 100 With s sss
and 4S Cape Horn H days 70 h Equator IN .se A.
Esss sS sSd
ing further Of her
with 70
os the cchesapeak&e & saw large nun buoy sar w,
Jan H. with mdse, to drinnell, Mnturn Co. Came the
southern passage ana heAvy mixzen
mast.
Eark Chapman OF Bos,oe Rose Saanss; , !! asys
gales during the last days; date lat So so a.
schr with jury foemast and mannast standing and scr
lying close by her.
Brig Aabine (Nor) Blk, Rio Janeiro days, with coffee,
TO Geo Moke Crossed the Equator Feb ~ in Ion ~ ~ and
had fine weather up to Bermuda; since heavy and NV
gales carried away foretopsai yard Feb lat ~ Ion 40
w, spoke bark Capapo Orb from Havre de Grace for Vic
tora.
Brig Jura tBr) searle Maceo (Braz 56 days. with sugar,
Morgan Crossed the Equator Feb % in 35;
had fine weather to lat ~ N, since strong westerly gales
March l3 18th had heavy gales from SW NV;
and plankshear and Obliged
TO throw quantity Of cargo overheard TO tighten the
Brig Annie Gardner tof castine, Gardner Demarara %
gaea Is days and has been north Haiteras
March is. lat 80 49, Ion ~ A. brig Kae bound 2si,
lat 81 49, lon II a, schr Arthur steering SW.
Brig Camille Br, Srout, Remedies IA days. with sugar.
TO Fowler JQya Was 10 days north OF Hattcras, with
strong and NV gales lost maintopgaant mast foreop
sail yard, sprung b0wsprit, split sails, &C.
Schr Petrona (Br) Emery, Wanks River, Me- 81 days,
with mahogany and rubber, TO Leaycraft u Co. Had
heavy weather.
sc6r Robert Noble () Dixon, Naguabo PR IS days, with
moascs TO Burdett Pondvessel to Brett Son Co. Had
heavy weather; lost jibboom.
Schr Nellie May, Briggs, Norfolk
Schr Simmons, Corson Virginia. 18th inst in heavy
gale from NV, lost deck load OF wood
Schr Chas Washington, Holbrook, Virginia.
schr Royal Oak, Erickson Virginia.
schr d Hastings, Tlden viTenia
sehr NJ CLAYTON, FIntiey, wilmington, Del.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
THE AMITY STREET MIDDAY ROBBERY.

Capture Of the Thicyes-Clever Arrest-Part
OF the Property Recovered.
ON the 18th OF the present mOn4h very daring
robbery was committed at midday at No. Amity
street, the victim being Mr. Joseph Jackson, the pro.
prietor Of loan ONCE. 1t Will be remembered that,
as before stated, Mr. Jackson was ON the day named
sitting in his office between the hours of twelve and
one O'Clock at noon. Two strangers entered the
room, and one approached him, producing a letter
and requesting Mr.. Jackson to read it, AS soon as
the gentleman'S attention was occupied in reading
OF the strangers passed round 80 as to be behind
him. ana at a signal from his companion
was repeated and as the rufflans knuckles
were covered by "Drass knuckes wounds OF a
very serious nature were inflicted. Mr.. Jackson
was prOStrateu and became insensible, and while III
that condition the thieves stole from his person his
pocketbook, diamond pin and watch and chain
sensible condition, and was discovered by one OF
his clerks about half an hour after the assault and
robbery, too weak from loss Of blood TO be able to
do anything for himself. So serious the
wounds which he received that he mas not yet been
able to attend to business, but still remains danger.
The police were Of course notified OF the robbery
ana every effort made throughout the city to capture
the would-be murdcrcrs. The good fortune 0l max
ing their arrest fell TO the hands OF detectives King
and Lyons, OF the Tenth precinct, two ol the most
industrious men in tile force
Last evening officers King and Lyons were en-
gagged in ''piping' man named Daniel fltner, who
was supposed to be engaged in bogus" check ope-
iations. ABOUT nine O'Clock, after having followed
the man and a companion Tor some hours,
aud having, as they thought, secured
enough evidence against them, the officers
determined to take their men. They had
also some grounds ior suspeciing that these men
were concerned in the assault upon Mr.. Jackson.
shorty after nine O'Clock the officers made the
arrest and took their men to the station house.
mere tney gave their names as Francis
began and Daniel Hitner. When searched
MI. Jacksons watch and cham were found Ia
Deaan's pocket the former bearing still Mr.. Jack.
sons name engraved upon 1t. Both men were OF
course rocked up to answer. Ritner resides at No.
~ Mangln street, 1s blacksmith by business and
resides at 6c2 East Tweny-elghn street. is twenty.
one gears OF age and o pasterer by business
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
OLD WORLD ITEMS.

The new Ottoman University at StambOui has
been inaugurated with great ceremony.
The city OF Moscow has 399 public schools, at
tended by 1909 children OF both sexes being one
child for every eighty-ave innabitants.
The Imperial University at Warsaw numbers 1,073
students, OF whom 50 are studying philosophy 239
mathematics, 406 Jurisprudence, and 800 medicine
aud surgery.
The Abe,azeitunQ OF Augsburg, has been prose-
cuted for having criticised the attitude OF the Upper
Chamber OF the Legislature, and OF the Princes VINO
form part OF The Assembly.
The gauge OF the London street tramways is four
feet eight inches, ana the charge for fare Is one
penny per mile. The cars are made to convey
twenty eight passengers on the outside and twenty
two inside, and are very elegant.
In 1869 the number OF inland letters posted in the
United Kingdom, exclusive OF official correspond.
ence was IT, 900 0O0 realizing In postage G3 433 1885,
In the same period newspapers and book packages
figured up to 81, 900, 900, realizing E49S,7aA
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

sss; %
ss CIR sssss ss ss.ss
NG.ds a 9r LcsDs @ Ss' . M
a1s %.sss sSss s ss az vessel. in port
American Ports.
BOSTON, March s-Arrvsd, sesmshps Mcclellan, Bs,i-
Erser rsSa Cape iowa. caH brig Gurus, SsrrmsD s ss
March
sailed Big Jo.cai@ Heinrich (kG1 uT0m NY0rkA Mon.
March as-s..d steamship Tennessee
TERs4NbiNA March slArrlved, steamship Aerosdss.
FosfREss MONROE. March as-Passsd up, bark rrsv-
eler, for Richmond 80. c., ..
se
ArIved-Bar Deborah Pennel Pennsl from caIao for
JxcxsoNvILLE, March so-Arr,vsd. schrs Nslis Ben,
Cleared ss sclrs Helen Augusta. Wsi New Hsvsn asd.
4oSItf fas assss A'@ .eAr ca.so Loas. Pierce
Ls S..s st S:s% sss sss:
s rOoss ksP. s% liverpool
Ho:%,; :Ts
sOns; rsnos:sa dab vss' bsrcscna brig Eis lFor
souTawssr Pass, March 2l-Arved. brig Annie ssO.
Scholarships cnspman' ana La Lousane oark nave
sink. :.
s s ra.n s1s Sir
Napier fBr, Hodge Messina schrs Wellington, Barbour
| Buckspot; John Johnson, Mess,ck, Providence. !.
ClcaredBark Daring, Mcdonald Portland; brIgs Ellen
(Br, Dyer, Port SPAIN Mnnehaha, Irving Centncgos
Caroline Kelley Robinson Matanras schrs Julia Nelson,
Cavalier, Boston; r A Heath, Warren, Portsmouth.
10th Arrived, bark Don Jusso Bonhoh, Liverpool
At the Breakwater, bark Ann Elizabeth, from Zsta and
brig Drisko, from Fall River.
| san FRANCISCO, March 2s-Arrlved, ship Pharos Cot
| lcr, Boston.
Saled-ships Golden Gate tBr) swnton. Liverpool sbIr
ley, Ferguson and Golden fleece, Adams, Hong Konsi
Oiheo, Greenleaf, Burrards Inlet
SAVANNAH March 26Cleared, steamships Montgomery,
Faircoh and San Salvador Nckerson WORK schTs Sarah
Fish, Bucksyjie toad for Thomson Me- Alice Oakes,
Darien St Helena, do to load for Woods Hole.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

nent conld ever suit the spanish people but the
monarchcai that before leaving for Madrid ne useu
every imaqlnaDlc nrgument to induce the Queen TO
aodlcate ID favor the Prince Of the Asarlas rne
Paris JOURNALS bnne botn The combatants lot tneir
conduct and the language OF the France runs
thus
The FIRST sentiment which this incident must inspire In
serious right thinking mind that OF severe repro
baton II the broihernaw and the cousin Of Queen lsa
bella had kept outside the doubtful regions OF
political intrigue they would have spared history the melan-
choy episode aes engaging combat TO death be-
steps OF vacant throne nuat the violent death q!
10 spaia II viii excite too great animosiy among the
he princes not to give rise to material
aud moral reprsals, and yet what that country re.
ouires the most al ths moment is concord among is
children that point OF Wow the duel OF Aarcon
element pr civil dsssnson to be added TO others
which fer1ont In the Peninsula. II remember that the
Prince Killed b. the nks q Monipensier although sharing
principles of pncs as ~ In S ss
might have taken ovr partisan. 70 !hs son Of the
have ai acted hs Of spanar desrons Of giving
to themselves national hs Dso 70 ,bo ~ xhles ks
him destroyed A. the same time ,ss ~ hana ~
Of Isabeas top and one Of the obslA 'Ss Dopso
lbe Duke or Monspensier had TO encoau. "
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
Passed Through Hell Gate,

HcnT q Mhys necAetts fulaucipnia lUI SonerttA
ssss ssss iJs Smith, siS 5ssasn ssa as'sS &: H.rso
Passed Through Hell Gntss
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Francona, Bragg. Portland for New York. with
York. ballast Buisy. The wild load Al ta. port
Frye. -, Calais for New York, with lumber to
Sem Judge Low. Hennessey Calais for New York, with
SsS, hsns &C. days. for Ne" York. with
sehr julia Newell, Ssintyrs Camden 30 days. for New
scnr Hedges, Franklin, Bath, Me. for Newark, with
LaconIa Han Rockand. 10 days, for New York. with
asssscSu.sits k.nns.on ROoklAnd4 days. for New
schr Empress Kennedy Rockland, days. for New York.
sch; xsasss PIsrss Roctland 10 days. for Now York,
sSSI ysradm. s. sgss.nd for New York, with lime
scSr scSr WN,asa @ Portland for Nsx YsSE
seSr ias Anna wsisss: 70! " ylsss1a slsa''
sSs Ss.s s: ssiss 81 J." YORK
sss bSssssra2 essI y! s ssl Es:s ysi for
scer aae:::esngerl Dshn, Taupton fOr PORT Johnson
ass s;s York
sS Diss s.1fssass ssT xssi
ssSr SlssEsy' ksy: f;s!dsass iss New s Ses1 '
Scbr Modesiy, Weaver, Providence for New York.
wo Podsnss hsn
Schr Josephine, Haswell Newport for New York.
schr Jane Maria Bushnell, Norwich for ElIxAbe.hpor
ss$r csa fTsss Sss%,sS 1es ssSss sss asss
schr w Clark stocking, Hartford for New York.
Schr Hattie Butler Strickland, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Henry Parker Parker, New Haven for Georgetown
mD Ssw NsveH beth
--a Ellsworth, GoG New Haven for Bridgeport.
& sS, New a4gatns HslIock, Bridgeport for New York.
sshr Hayes say,e, port Jefferson for New York. In
Oss ssS e ysn Rsen sas.sn Port Jefferson for New
YORK. in ballast 10 Van Brunt slashs
poyNp EAST
schr Mary Steele, Higgins, Richmond for Boston
schr XII Carson, straiton, Virginia tor Boston,
schr J G Curtis, -, Virginia Tor Boston, ~ -.
schr T Williams Ncwbury, Baltimore for New Bedord
seAr QaSss Ame.,-- Baltimore lor- New Haven.
sshr ROANOKE, Barrett. fhiadeiphia for Norwich
schr Reppller, McFadden Philadelphia for New Haven.
schr Mepevt,, Muller, fhadePhia for Bridgeport.
sr Jas Braaie rsaey Phaaepaa For bridgeport
schr surg; surge. " Warwick, Trenton for New Haven
for Ns% Haven
schr Peace, -, Ezabeihport for New London.
schr Ontario, Barber, Eisbe:hport for Providence.
Schr ii Lewis Taylor, Elizsoehport for Providence.
schr Ira LaGriener colenan Eizabehpor for Boston.
schr 9 Burdett, -. Hobokcn Tor Bridgeport
Schr Escort, Bali, Hoboken for bridgeport.
sssT sssT ToGd, now & y YSrk cs SsNssmypors
schr Harry 4 Ned, Green, New York for Hartford.
Schr y Anderson, -, New York for Glen Cove
schr G Terry, Brdsali New York FOR Port Jefferson.