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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-05
THE ELECTIONS.

| The lack of interest in the elections last
Monday was the most noticeable character.
is,ic Of the event. The Gay was not enlivcn.
ed Ivy any extraordinary consumption OF
stimulants, or r,arred by damaged eyes
Except possible occurrci:ces of that kind al
Cedar Creek, good humor or apathy pre-.
vailed throughout tic Territory. Every
county. except perhaps Missoul*, has, &C.
cording to report, given straight democratic
majori:ies. somewhat less than last year.
The vote in Deer Lodge county was very
light-no opposing ticket being up, and .
general apathy prevailing. We have returns
from number Of precincts, and estimate
tho total vote Of the county ut about 500,
against :, 2s3 year ago, and this, notwi,h-
standing larger increase Of population and
votes. Deer Lodge precinct cast 143 votes
against POI last year, and has increased one
half. Rocker, Butte and Silver Bow cast
about 100 votes against 230 last year, Pho.
neer Is against s37 last year, French gulch
80 against III last year. In several precincts
no polls were opened. The announcing OF
the official vote will therefore he delayed
until the ten days required by law have cx-
pircd. The only question involved that
would he matter Of general interest 10 the
Council vote, and as our Missoula returns
evidence that Messrs. Mitchell and Stuart
arc, past oil doubt, elected, we will not bur-
den our columns with incomplete returns,
but defer until next week when We will
publish the official vote by precincts. We
take this occasion however to acknowledge
obligations to our friends In several pre-.
cincts who forwarded 10 returns by first
mail.
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- the4u1b9 ~ dispooatioo At tAe nueslan ssnS.-
TAs Duks q 1seklsnbsrg 10 in command Of loe,eD
men at the mouth Il ~ Hlbs Gen. Falkenssein has
o0.0t0 Nm near Ems. Generals UWwassh and D.
Bittss1ed have $4,000 men In the ny Of the Rhine,
which sonsists a @ 90 men 1t Co>lentx under Gen.
Uttenmetz 10000 1t the Main with the Rhine, under
Prince Frederick Charles and lsaooO along the upper
Rhine under the Prince Royal, Frederick william.
The chief generate ass Notke, B'umcnshal sparlia2
and StchL
yses1 ~ sAAasucxsx-rns ynxxcu vscro,,ors-
Paris. August 9d--Aa omcial dlspatch from Xets
eays-Today at II .. m the French had serious en-.
gakement with The frussiana Our army took the Of.
fensive, crossed the Frontier and invaded Prussis In
spite os the numbss and position Of the enemy few
Of our battalns were suacient to carry the hights
overlooking Saa,bucken, and our artillery drove
the enemy from tho town. The engagement commcnc.
ed 1t 10 and ended at II. The Emperor vas preseut
with the Prince Imperial.
London. August ad-The Pruseian account Of the
AFFAIR At Saarbucken says the place was attacked BY
column Of French infantry yesterday. Tue enemy
were repulscd.
NlscEllAHH0Cs.
London, August 9d-RussIs indignantly repudiases
the design with which che has been charged Of takn:
advantage Of the war to invade the Danuban Piuci'
paiities.
A dispatch from Paris says they ars paying 500
pounds sterling for substitutes.
The seeumalasins evidence Of the superiority Of the
needle gun the chassepot creates deep concern In
France There 10 great activity In the ports aud dock
ton to resist an attack.
Berlin, August A-skirmishes are frequent, but %
far they have bsen Of IN ins igniacaut character.
Berlin, August Sd-ln . reconnaissance yesterday, .
body Of BADEN light horse and Ysussian hu,sarr en-.
gagged . Freosh soeuting party near stargenbennan
One odees WAS killed and several wounded on the
French eide, and two PrussIans eighty wounded.
Tho Prussian Government has summoned . levy en-
nasss to defend the coast
Paris, August 3d--The reports from headquarters to
4. m, ray there 10 change In the military stnation
Paris August Sd-A combat 10 reported to have TAX
On place In the Baltic, during which two Piussian
gunbeats were captured
The French arc advancing. $4,000 ntious are IT,
sued daily 1t Paris Tor the French army.
The King Of Italy has written to the Pope that he
will protect Rome.
10000 Of the cardc mobile were equipped At Paris.
last week.
Msdrid, August -Reinioresments Of 1900 men
will leave In September for Cuba.
stPetersburg, August sd-The Prnssian aess has
sailed from Crenstadt for cruise in the Baltic.
1AH cACoB o. DELAY.
London, August sd-Adviees from private source
attribute the delay In opening thscampagu after they
ready both Sides TO the renewal Of Napocons
proposals for peace, which were formally refused TO-
day BY Bismarck. The Government 10 preparing Al
answer to the last dispatch Of Bismarck.
The Crown Prince Frederick William remains in
command Of tho Pru.sisn army aud will not command
the South German ARM a. reported.
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In fact. &c have hoard Of but three Re.
publicans In the Territory that were really
opposed to Ashley, and one Of this namass
Il disappointed 0lnce seeker and played
out party hack, who bad the sublime impv-
dence u 20 10 Washington and put him.
sclf IN - rival candidate for guhernato.
rial hono1. The other lwo reside = Dear
Lodge. and ars Of little consequence.- III.
isas ArsN. Arg. 1ss. -. -.
Coming from The source ths above dosl
Il scarcely merits notice. wss10 pond =
consider ourself one OF the ''two VITO se
side u Ds@ Lodp.s sfass q ~ 6ar.
~ not having Asas1ol ethen = but ssgs'
sise evidence u & vas tina WechahsaSs
~ Aersi1 70 nalne asy NO. 1bah6eanl
who roaids = Dss E0dGsr w - asw,
- svss vsse. h tasoeol Jo001 Aahley
r. 0oea1& lmaDs tb0 = dAat GAisr
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THE MISSOURI ELECTION,

We have returns from seven precincts.
Forest City, which will poll the next high.
est vote to louisville; Horse Prairie. with
20 votes; Hell Gate, VITA 80 votes. and, we
believe, two precincts Of 20 or 80 each in
the Upper Bitter Root, being yet to hear
fEpn,. The Sheriff and Assessorship are
open to conjecture. Simpson aud Wordcn
ore probably elected Commissioner. A. H.
Mitchell and Granville Stuart, Esqs, will be
elected TO the Council, the majori,lcs they
carry out of Deer Lodge insrring that. We
give below the returns of Missou!a county,
so far as We have been able to obtain them,
thanking our Cedar Greek friends for full
returns by first express. The full vote will
bc given next week. t".
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THE VAR IN EUROPE.

Great bodies move slow. Napoleon pro.
posed to sail his nccts up tho Rhine in
twenty -four hours after the declaration of
was. Their guns have not yet frowned on
the villages of Prussia. nor the Grand Army
stackcd it, chassepots In. the Germanic vine.
yards. Bot the work Of preparation goes
Searfully on. A million and half of arm.
q men ore concentrating on the great bst-
sls 6eId between Strasbourg and Cologne,
crowned warriors are amid their legious.
and the advance guards hare exchanged San
culinary compliments On the frontier. A
battle 10 ,mmiuent and predicted for neg.
oundAy-the day Of Gods peace and mans
desdliest combats. Too much depends up.
o. L for raah advance Or ~ unprepared
acceptance Of the challenge. Napoleon has
assumed the Offensive, and has yet super.
Sority Of numbers 4 the 'front.' The Prus.
siaa army 10 oonosassastsg In its ftuntisr
1ostresscs, and both nations aye under anna
Who wins The asst battle hes the prssIi1s
for the campaign. and the one battle msy
end ths war. Napoleon would Nike to sarike
early. Every day i N advantage gained
= Prussia. Bot ihe battle will b fought
% ~ Preach aide Of the Rhine, asd Q d..
ltas might transfer the scene Of strife 10 he
vslls Of Paris. A contingency like this l.
s,oe y b disregarded. A world 10 In sus.
pesse. Tho fate .: nations may depend
upon ths result Of days encounter, All
the vslos Of On army may not retrieve the
mistake Of IN hours march ofs corps d.
armee. The strategic movements that pre-.
cade4re more important than the tactics on
. battle field. 60, while al d in suspcnse.
and with tbc Losts confronting esch other.
In wonder u the delay. Il h not imprcbsble
thst the victory may be practically won, b.
fore . gun Is dred on the day OF battle. But
wAen We rad Of death dealing artillery, Of
The rush Of columns, 0frepulso q pursuits,
he Thousands Of dead and dying, the Over.
crowded hospitals and plcihosic grave pitt
-whsn The condict hes cnded, ths sslphu.
sees smoke ssvelops The sleepiag, victor
J ord sssluishal and our aAnissaioa b q.
eiael q ths slaA lvolatloas - shs aeld,
,vs vill ~ 49, Mt b sAsss ssisl
Jsssb vlfa ~ = seeaasosa, sltnisA =
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AONTANA'S GOTERNOR.

On the 10th OF August Governor PottI
expects 70 leave Csrrollton, Ohio, for Mon
ssuA. He will he accompanied by his wife
and has arranged his business In Ohio Will
the intention Of making Montana his l.o,nc
The long continued contest over his ap
pointmcnt induced him TO communicate r.
peatedly with Mountainous, and It was upor
sheir representations. in o great measure, III
formed the determination to withdraw from
the business he had bail, up in Ohio, mud
come to this Territory with view of iden.
sifying himself with its people and inter.
eats and making this his permanent resi-.
dencc. In this intention, VIC are author
lied BY Governor Potts to speak Of his pur.
poses. Il h his design, on his arrival, "a
visit the settled portions of Montana, be.
come acquainted with the people, their p,s.
I'll facilities or requirements, tho protection
afforded against or dangers from Indian
depredsttons, and the adequacy of present
legislation to secure their welfare. Having
the entire confidence of, and warm personal
friends In tho Executive, his Cabinet cd.
viscrs. and members of the several Depart
n,ents, he will do this in anticipation of
aiding and advancing the prosperity of the
whole people Of whom hc Is appointed Ex.
ecutive In the local. politics Of the Ter
sitory he has no wish 10 NEEDLE. anu will
seek to promote that harmony: which lien
'ity Of interest In a young Territory rcn.
dcrs - emincntly desirable.
While these arc purposes often times ex.
prcsscd by Executives, and but rarely full.
6llcd, and while politicians too often
Keep the word OF promise to the q.
AID break Il u the hope"
~ are prepared in this instance to give
those of Governor Potts full credence. He
comes under the tongue of good report, ~ .
gsntlemas. of ability, integrity, practical
sense and good administrative qualities,
having tho respect and esteem of the pco.
pie of his home, for good character, high
principles, liberal views, and ,corking in.
isrest for his constituents. His relations
with tho administration arc known to BE-
cordial, and in the honest efforts to attain
the objects expressed Montana should,
and We believe will, receive more favorable
eonsidcrstion than has hitherto been grant.
ed her. We can assure Governor Potts of
On earnest welcome by our people, and
disposition to join effort with him in oil
that will inurc to the welfare and prosper.
ity Of Montana, and trust by the 25lh of
August 70 see in the Guberpatorisl Office
one who will execute its functions with
mutual benefit and pleasure to our people
and himself,
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STATEMENT:

UTATENENV.
Whole amt reed on subscription, '. .s7g
First race was for \ purse of $500. mile
heats. best 2 in 3; four entries at $50
each: won by Jas. Baily, who recey.
cd 500 less 10 per cent. .......... 81
Second rncc for purse Of $500, $50
yards; five entries vt SO each; won
by Fred. Stones roam, who received
the whole amount less 10 per cent. 90. ~
Paid NORTH. WEST for printing. ..... 7
- Kerry i Hathaway. ...... ..... !
Surplus ON hand. ...... ............. y
Which Mr.. Wilson proposes to donate y
some charitable or school purpose.
WM. WILSON.
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Our Cedar Creek Column
C0dar Juaction. Y. r.. August 3.

csdar Junction, u. r.. Augusta
DestruelioD.-A fire broke out in the
rear Of Edinser q Co.'S store in Cedar
junction, ON the Let, and communicated to
the dry timber on the side hill, swept down
the gulch and devoured In ito unmsnaga.
bic course all the buildings. John Kinna
and Green Pructt of Helena. and Bailey Of
Cedar, ase tho heaviest sufferers, havisg
lost their elegant houses. They have the
heartfelt sympathies Of the Junction com.
mupity. ..... .=..
Wild Han IN the Weels.-Joe 1'homp-
son. shingle.maker near Rive's saw.mill In
Fsenchtowu, has become hopelessly insane
and roams the forests surrounding HE for.
msr residence. He II well armed and has
% FIR svsded oil attempts At capture. On
last Thursday eArsd At the herder of Gil.
mer & Salisbury. The Deputy Sheriff nred
1t him with double bsrrelled shot. gun,
but missed. One hundred dollars reward i,
offered for his capture.
A black bear VA killed, on the s7th, in
Kyuse gulch, weighing 100 pounds.
Homeward Bound Company, on No. II,
OKeefe's District, after attaining depth
OF forty feet In their prospect shaft were
driven out by water, which caused few
member Of the Company 70 withdraw.
Tan Of them rsorganised and are recon.
structng The works. making larger pumps
and aso bound for bedrock.
TlQS hmsre activity In the lower part
q Asystt District sisce last week than any
eim pssvious every claim b represented
I'D worked, and In . few Of tho dssp
dsainS god color b toand. A bright fl.
lucs awaits C1dae J1aeejen and ~ Aa,d.
I'm q flAAl1a e6AesssA
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Democrats marked d; Peoples Ticket, p.

LArER-From DR.. MITCHELL who return.
cd this A. n from Missoula, we learn that
Mr.. Adams has the Assessorship, by 20 Or
80 votes The SherifFs contest depends
on tho vote at Horse Plains. There are
two conflicting reports from that precinct.
II one 10 correct Lyons has two majority in
the County. II the other Is correct Pelkey
has four majority. in the County. From
the additional returns brought in by Dr..
Mitchell, the election Of Worden. and simp-
son appears positively assured. & BOD
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BRICK WORK.

SR-1 desire to say through your paper, that hau
good quality Of Brick burned and for eae at my k
IN Dee. Lodge city. at reasonable figures. -.
will also attend to building dues, 1t three dollar
for double and e460 for single nuce. Assay Fursaes
or any and all job work In my ne. At reasonable rat
$500 b. b. BELCHIRl
Deer Ledge, July 18Th, 1870 SIT
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To The Public.

To The Public.
have just received from New York lot Of d.
6arbers Tools for drst class work, and am prepare
to do the sasae paid for them BY Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Exprese, with money earned BY my labor, ane
did not 70 around town and beg Of the citizens u I'M
Lodge to pay for them. r. rLUMAER
Deer L0dgVs July 9oth, 1870. 6Su
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The xontani0n In its first number i,
speaking of newspaper titles, annouuc
that NEW Norm. WEST Is ,urgid ~
bombastic. 1t il Ill omcncd 10 be b,
with fangs. The discourtesy is not recipn
Gated to the Nontanian. Wet trust it will \
worthy the name II has selected.
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ASSESSMENT OF 1s,o

We are indebted to the County C,.,,.
. summary of the assessments Of 1871 y
up to July TO- These will be inc,..'
probably 10 per cent. by subsequep, 49,
ments before Nov. lst
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A CARD

Mr. name having been placed on the Peoples Tieis!
NA Of Aissosla county, without my desire, ~
mot withdrawing the honor Of running for the a.
fee Of Justice Of the Peace for Cedar creek District
business arrangements prevent my being eapdds's
and hereby respectfully decline.
D B JENKINS.
Louisville, July 9Th, 1870. H-N
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II rs1reRAru 70 TnE NEW NORTHWEST.

~ VN0esSS s~-l6VSsy sss'so ''0>y NDS''s~o
ic 49, A. 8. POTTER
" rsareRAPu TO TnE NEW HoRTu.wHsT.
C'Azettc.;A
Nj. r II. Lemon shipped the other day
IS bales Of furs-mink. msrteu, otter, and
beaver, and i've boxes and lot of bales Of
buffalo robes.
Miss Corella is giving nightly perform.
ances 1t the Opera House.
Nj. ]. C. Kicker, Of Unionvillc, arrived
from the States yesterday morning. accom-
panied by his sister.
DR.. Click returned from Pleasant Valley
where he has been attending Mr.. Rodgers,
recently shot by stage robbers. Mr.. Rod.
gers Is in . fair way to recover.
ncrslda
The party is made up for the trip to the
Yellow Stone country and will leave Hele-
u on the 18th inst. It will consist of Gen.
!. D. Washburn, s. T. Hauser, and T. C.
lverts. Deer Lodge will be represented
y James Stewart, Esq. Several Others
viii join at Bozeman. The Herald sends q
reporter. Bozeman will be the Quitting
point. The party intend to visit the Falls
and Lake aud 90 thence around the lake to
Snake river and home. Gen. Washburn
win command the party.
8. Mcpherson, Of Sparks & Mcpherson,
left for Frisco this morning.
Mr.. Stackhouse's funeral took place this
?. II. He was member of Morning Star
Lodge. A large number Of Masonic breth.
rem accompanied the remains. The i'm.
pressiye ceremonies of the Masonic ritual
was conducted by N. w. G. Master, N. G
Langford.
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N EW TOD Y.
FOR SALE.
The Excelsior Bowling AIk'
DEER LODGE, MONTANA.

THE binding known - the " Excelsior Bowl,
L Alley" aitWated on Main street, and one Of N
most desirable locations In Deer Lodge, II offered
private eals, on ve.y reasonable terms. The calm
building 10 sOx3l feet. finished and furnished IA \
style unexcclled In Montana The hall is .2xSO 4,
Montana for billiard hail. both rooms have eley,
feet csngs. and the building and location are adm
ably located for business houas
onehalf inteTest In the building. saloon and allen
now doiag good business. the entire building u
no sold Of very reasonable terms BY making appa,S
within tsn days to JOHN n. STEWARD
u. c. LOUNSBCKY,
LOUIS xCMURTRY,
Deer Lodge
s7n or TO JNO. ZElGLER, Helena
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ANOTHER COACH. ROBBERl

PLEASANT VALLEY, Aug. s.
The coach going South was stopped by
three road agents at Little Dry Creek, II
miles south Of Pleasant Valley, between IL
and I o'clock this A. n. They robbed three
Celestials Of t4.2co, ard took bath treasure
boxes. No shooting.
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Of Dsvis, Who wss quietly walking aIon 4
he sidewalk, H..
Special Telegram from Virgins City to
he Geeelss:-Every,hing largely Democrat.
t. E A. 8. POTTER.
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CORN ELL & CO.,
House and Sign Painters

GLAZED WINDOWS. WALL PAPER wlSOo"
SHADES AND PAlNTERssSTOCX.
0ooS Ledge, o"s"""
HAVING established shop In Deer LodSe' w.
peepared 70 do oil work promptly ana :. st
y located here.
- 0HOP-lx raB ELLlorr BCnDn& -
(Reas of MACS Brown Jug.~ .L
T1e patronage q the public 10 respectfully es'M
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mss Annie C0rclIe votco % Soo IneeSSe
precinct, lest Monday. s1 tl'r ztGT
usfalA4
A stage driver died Of small pox It Fort
Benton last night -. ~.
The heat has been terribly intenas fDr the
past week. The THERMOMETERS hes ranged
from % to 1Oc In the shade.
Mr.. Rogers who was shot and dangessusly
wounded by . band Of Road Agents, y I'm.
proving somewhat, and Il = believed By the
attending surgeon that he win recover.
N. B. Hale + Co., have just nanufaetur-
a I magnificent gold waist belt for Mn. J.
". Beckssy. q inches u ieaslh, and II
inches in width, with supesb ard beayily
wrought buckle. " ,sfF s4srEot I. 5
-aiThe Park Ditch - nsv becene . Axel
-fact the csstssct fer ths seelioa betwsen
the Park Lake and 0sisxiy Ha0 having been
eatese0 into between TIE company end
Mesars. W. W. johnson and J. ". Bsskssk.
The contract i % b iialshed u 90 days,
and Ne understand that No wesk win h
commenced o. Monday nsxk II Tat
I One Diamoad-R tsaia ut Coslnoe July
-. le7o. With TIE Sollswiag eoaslgsulsass;
Wells. Fargo : Co, R ". Douns1l Z ca,
Dsss Lodge wosdsa = Co, Bosnss Z
ws,eh, Aissoula. One Dlaassd r tssiu
left Corinns July -, lsadsd Sss Qsa.a
Les = ca. BlaskSGsl; Hsnbsstos y Co.. Z
Q. 9sackpsse, Dese Lslos ". i loaaosA'
Ael1, 6ass Row. lffe l7izs yai
a HEa Har4 tt iissip
,0apo)oe4 sist.
r J. Stsekhepss deesaae IN = bar
led with 1asoaic &s,0aD so-d9N $500
Lase night negse y - aa0s of Dsa
oooas ma aaaeAas A1IiAs on1l0naa y
beat q ~ CITY Dire oooss. an11nf6nG
81 = ssvsleoR. ~ 9 No. 1haonl)se -
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The New York herald., 1870-12-01

S)1 WEST SD ST., NEAR BROADWAY.-A RES SPECT-
able woman as cook and to assist with washing and
ironing.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

11O EAST 3cD ST, NEAR LEXINGTON AVA
lfC good seamsress, work by the day week month
is good operator Grover Bakers nachine no
ton to the country good reference II required Call
dress.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

A q EAST 18TH ST.. BETWEEN IRVING PLACE AND
liz 3d ava young woman wishes 20 out by the
week lit ladies' cbdrens dresses with her
sewing machine II required.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

900 WEST 35TH STA FOREIGN YOUNG LADY
C3C educated in Paris as Waiting governess, or would
take pupils s her residence. Teaches French, English
music Only those desiring instruction after ono
O'Clock need apply. Terms moderate. -
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

s)7C EAST 2aD ST., BETWEEN Cd AND Sd Ays.-As
AIL experienced nurse In private family takes charge
or baby from month old 70 bring up the bottle
VIII assist n chamberworh good reference from last place
Cali for two days. as III
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

% CHARLES ST. NEAR wAvERLEY PLACE,
I'd third hoor-A colored woman, from Maryland to do
chamoerwork and sewing ane washing Can for
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

O1O WEST GOTH ST., BETWEEN TrH AND sTH
AIU ays.--As good cook and baker In n private family;
reliable city reference given Call Tor two days II
Oane
The New York herald., 1870-09-22

stesmship Cuba Br) Noodle Liverpool via Queenstown
q q franckiyn.
Steamship Minnesota tBr,, whineray, Liveoolwiniams
4 Guon.
steamship Iowa (Br, Ovenstons, Glasgow Henderson
Bros.
Steamship Caharine Whiting Howes Galveston via Key
West-C Mallory 4 Co.
Steamship Mariposa, wlets, New orlcans-H b Cromwell
Co.
Steamship Niagara Couch. Richmond. City Point and
Noriolk-Oid Dominion Steamship a."
Steamship Fanra freeman, Phiadephia Lorlard Steam
ship Co.
Bark Sirenc Reutel, Roerdam-Funci, Edye 4 Co.
Bark rhos Dalett (Br Mack, Laguayra-Daiett, Bliss 4
Co.
Bark Mary q Reed Welt, Savannah Bentley. Miller 4
Thomas.
Brig kilvey tBrl Ksnward, BiIboa-Cieo Bulley
Brig Americus, Robinson Gibraltar for orders-James
Henry.
Brig Wiley Smith (Br), Kelly Pucrta Pata-C Staples
4 Co.
Brig Mercedes tBr), Hill, Cienfucgos-Fowlcr 4 Jova
Brig LILY (Br), Ryan, Sydney CB-C Swain Il Son.
Schr volunteer lBr) Burgess, Halifax-C u Knox.
Overton Hawkins
schr George. Dunton, Fernadna, Fla-Bentiey, Miller
Thomas.
schr John Mosser, Rhodes, Newbern- Thomas, Homcs
Co.
schr Myers Elwood, Richmond-van Brunt 4 SIaght
Schr II Marshall, Quiulan, Richnond-van Brunt 4
Slaght
schr Sea Nyniph ConIey, Chester, Pa-H Jackson &
Co.
schr Georganna Todd, Hill. Pembroke Me.
Schr VIM Gray Clark, Middletown, Ct-Foot, Vbbard 4
Co.
soop sophia Hart, Bridgeport-Racket 4 Bro.
Steamer Concord. Norman Wilmington, Del
Steamer Vulcan. WILCOX, PhiladelphIs
Steamer q Walker Sherein Philadelphia
Steamer Chester Jones, PhiadeIpnin-