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Bsrt Mary lee Robisson. rotohss. ITO dsJs tss Ia
Bari Saga. n.ssehsee, Newcastle. Bod. n day, nds.
Bari Queen Of scots smith cnaln 81 dsy' r,lTosd iron
bark Dipusmbsl Jates. shsuyhae Nov. H.
Barn Ror,uss Peters, Hooper. ssgua - DAYS
Bari Wiusof, CechrsR tardsnss ~ tss sugar.
Bare Minerva Msregls. Louioa ~ days, mi.s
B.rt RaEe wltia'Op, c',aeoas u ds,s sugar
Brig Wilmington, Bentley, bridgeport, G. b. 10 days cost
Bng Excelsior Asyo. Bermuda " dsvs mdse.
Bng MAID E'chsrsen cienfasgos u dan ,us,r
Brig Left Car.sB Mss,iaa 81 days fruit
Rfig Hllen aans ilore, Csrlenss IL days. molassea
Brig Water Smith Smith Bu,Bos Ayres ~ d,s hdet sse sheep
Sehr ISL ADAM Pce C,ri.nss II dsr. ,5f ard usiae
Sebr Chis T. Moody Abbott Para q days rubber
Srhr. K,msr Lambert. Galveston 20 DAYS, cotton
Scbr J. r. CLAYTON. Ola, Galveston - day, cotton
Schf. Loie. johnson, Cardenas IL dayst sugar
7. r. Tssker. Allen Jacksonville IL days yellow pine
SAILED.
observation-disclosures for ve2oo sherman for New Orleans s.r
eslits FsrEsnGiss, fls
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoyEOF March l6Pssssd 10 for Baltimore ship Beacon
Light from Liverpool aud bug Virginia Dare ,ionie'd."
March IaArSed yacht wsHde RekeiIs San
YEwL oSpoS March I5Asd schr. Bel, Peet from HOhot.u
Norwch Ne~loft for Nors h Sailed sbr t. H.
Daley for Sew iorL
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyRF 1.-THE steamship Celia, from Nssfork touched
GLASGOW March 1.-THE steamship St David from PorAhd
arrived here TO-DAY.
SPOKEN.
Bari Argoaaut hence Tor Bremen, no date, lon 20
DISASTERS.
Isand. Capt Crsnme With her
gone ashore of the Hghans n The crew are Ia the
shr Joseph Long (cf Portland Perry from kingston Jam With
Of coffee and ogNcod hor. Deal y j. MAiam gone
and lies brosd,le % crew saved
MEMORANDA.
schr Trenton Martin from N.wbern g. for Providence With cot
ashore reef the west side OF fs
lsauf has At Do time bad than tvo feet OF water IN h.t
will be nearly all saved without damage The vessel thought
Mill sso be saved
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CmAxBER..

Decisions by Judge Mgrahdm.-Lang ct al.
aCt Morse's Patent sun Spinning Ring CO.-MOton
granted. Kamp ct al. agt. Jacksou.-Moiion granted
Taylor agt. Bradford.-Moon granted unless plaintiff
dscounnes suit and pays cost of suit due at time OF set
tlcmeHt within ten days. BOwes 9gt. BloOnlngdale-
Motion granted the usual stipulation. Foster agt
Townsend Manufacturing CONDITION denied. Same
agt Same-Notiou granted unless defendant stpulates
that the plaintiff IL entitled to recover tho amount
claimed il he RECEIVERS IN the action OTOOle
agt. Gauin.-MOtiOn granted unless defendant
stipuates 10 admit the items claimed
by plaintiff except charge for commissions, aud that
the charged for commissions IL correct defend
ants liable therefor. which ease motion ~ Denied
with $40 to abide event schnster agt. Ipmdl-
The defendant technically default but he shows an
inability To pay, which may excuse MIN from lmpris0n
meu on submitting TO an examination and paying costs
Of motion. Pfeifer agt. Rummel-Moton denied WITH
$40 costs. johnson ct al. agt. Cooley ct al-Mouon
granted. Lutz agt Lutz.-MOii0n granted Fuller sgt
Dunblr.-MOtion granted McCanus agt Dunpar-Mo-
ton granted.
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dations otherwise shall be allowed until they have
been thus examined IL shall be- the duty Of SAID Board
or OF some of It's members to hear the complaints OF
said Indians may Yis 90 make against any person ap
pointed or employed 10y the United States. against
any person permitted To reside IN the Indian country.
or upon any indian reservation. The Board, any Of
is members. acting In the jurisdiction assigned TO
heW shhll nave tuil power to eject any person from
the indian country or from any Indian reservation for
drunkenness, or any other vice that has tendency 70
corrupt the morals ~ the Indians. Ia deprive
them OF their rights whether said citizens he whites
mixed bloeds who have sadopted the customs Of the
whites whenever force may he required In the perform
ance OF this duty the commanding officer of the nearest
military post SHALL AZ the written request of said inspec
sary IL shall bo the duty OF said Board 10 take general
cilarge OF the welfare OF said Indians, TO aud IN
mem to setsupport aud 10 become productive citizens
ana To take such other Steps and make suc recommends
lions ~ VIII not only tend TO cyilze aud Christanze
them bnt will also tend TO restore their confidence III the
good intentions OF the Unted States toward them. SAID
INSPECTORS specially cnoined in the distribution OF
money goods and provisions To discriminate as far ne
possible between the vicious and idle and the moral and
industrious Indians.
SEC. p he Jariher enacted, That in the performance
Of the duties indicated in this act each Inspector is
hereby authorized to administer oaths aud aimations
Sc. . Re u further endced, That said Inspectors
shall hold Office uu removal for ny the President
Of the United States, acting with the advice and consent
OF the Senate. and any vacancy shall be hied IN Ike
manner with the original appointment
SEC. g. Aud be IL FURTHER endcied, That the pay OF
each OF the five Inspectors provided for in the act shall
be the the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. The
salary OF the Secretary shall he 5000 per aDnun. and
that OF each of the clerks $500 per annun ana when en-
gagged in dscharging duties assigned % them by the
Beard away from the City Washington, said Inspect
officers shall pe paid such travelling and incidental
expenses as may he authorized approved OF by the
Secretary Of the Interior
SIC. 5 And be Il further endcicd That the sum OF -
thousand dollars much thereof may be necessary
carry the foregoing bl is hereby appropriated
out OF money in the Treasury not Otherwise appo
pr1atcd
SEC G. And be IL f,rther enacted, That the President
Of the United States Ia hereby authorized when In ms
judgment the public service VIII not be bndered there
by 10 dispense with more OF the superintendent
cles and acting authorized by law and
spectors, when duly organized.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
i,reh H.
PORT OF SEW YORK

CLEARED.
Cnorsdo Willmt LefpoeIi shenh Sue' NV
o,,,.gs, Mrrr.Jits. Sisrss, fsrnsoiina =, c,,
T,,ot Atlins CieI,gos Harmony, Lode CAh.rsn
bng'-isHo wn pa,tanpr S.te Richardson. D5vit
,, Ian on of ti Peterson 6onArts for orders JY'
d, Hi,r IndanolA aud La'aeeA flare9sr hogsh
s,,i.a, Cburcb CbslrstoBi W. T. Smith. Snlih oon
...
ARRIVED
IL, vr TER, Bs,r,t Y..b.rp N c. laval ssores sud
pass 49, 49,. w.n.c. S,,b.rp N. C., 20 hours, cotton
aud tsvA stores -, ,i..r.o F,h NJ via Qaesuovp 21b,
u.t,., u.reb 10 and Boston 18th, mdst . 49,, u.,.,. oh
hshi.I pa B.I,r orleans. hareb and h'AhA o'
ndsr and pass o,,-.u. to,A.,r.n n mdss
ship / A S,smLr Ssmp,ob, IsU. Jan o. n"'~
H.I, Dem.trs h.ss. Mem.l II esys rags n, :, ia,
M s,tt, MsrrsaB Rollins sbAnghAs oe' ~ "s q, Ar. al.
p. II,,,, of B,I River ST. Psritr c'an " 0S' "
ROAD iron. a. p..u.r 30 uI., and pAil
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS

THURSDAY. MARcH H.
Indies, stsmhp Columbia from
No close the PostOnc al VelOci ~ Steam
tLip sAils Al J. Ia .
FRIDAY. MARCH 10.
MI. IN, Rnrope Dery and Liverpool BY the Hhusn, from
Portland Ne close New.York Po-onee al No Letters cent
ht IN, nAl ricep specIaIlJ dlfsetel
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains oil vessels arriving 81 % po are telue't
. sJlre.sed 10 the Serfpk Annotated Press onJ ID
persons exhibiting rns authority Of J. '" simonIon oenef.
Lg.p Journal Of Commerce, ItDs' IHIbuSs
World Erpr EreHRg Post. Commercial ddt''f",r Stat
Z,ng ks YOrtr Denotas should .o be dsh''fs' M"
the
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professional i1oiitts.

ptotsslonaI tIoIlu5.
ALL WHO ARE VICTIMS OF early lndscie-
~ toa suffering premature tee'7 and disease oi h' osno
T,sgrr - n rreIuous aud privately without dtsn
ton from business sbsu all other treatment has as, b' E PAlr
LONDON. AND sEN.YORE MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAR
RAGE GUIDE author ~ LAKONT, Physician ani Surgeon
Ne cal Surgical oEes ~ Broadway. " Cnles Of
de maj eel bJ tie author or l.. hAHIIb lISS
Broadway. Attendance. l0a 10 TO . 2. u.
nR. OLlN. u BOnd-st, New DIRK, of Union
II aide reputation; ofes rro reception waiting burihf and
espigg.roor f- moderate Send
stius f.s.e Pamphlet 1Loussrds Of toe uorunas from
matter who ard state esse OF come
b.. opinion nothing Houn. . a. ID. 10 D
nR. ENANS's medicines are powerful, safe,
and eelcous adapted the Of either prae ~
thirt, yrs In enables hin 20 guarantee
sure cure aanhoo restored cal ue Ofc - chabaIsLNb
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun n,s, ...6 90 Sun ssu.'. t;oS Mo"b "e
ssH TBs Bsi.
s.,o, u.o, 49, IN Gnvs I,isnd... SIG Hell oss ....l
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
nv nELAMARE LACKAWAENA. AND WESTERN kAlbhOAp

Nv
~. H., q, 60 tLs',,e.1 600, Of cbt.,oph.ra
wsTER som.asasg aoS ~ a,S so r g
Dow, ss ch..,.r Brso.6 =. w.eoo . Satr
s I9 Scto ws'5 "I s5S GP On l.. Lack
40, rIT A. Pf1 FsPR rs Ss at
town Days H.ei.oss W.,hiurou Plpbas 'ud Ea,!on con.
s E..cs at r y K 'i gi B 2 &a.s Mss
EAsroS EXPRESS Dover With Chester
s. w,eSS .S s.'s ~ SUMMIT .sa n,-r,d,.. oo
so ~ l. 2 s 10 .,, S'o go 800
il:iO ~ 80 ard cop to MoHRSTo"S 'ad s'Fn'i'''
's sofS , m MoRarsrowS Express.
,5i 3:p $40 $50 40 $50, $40 6:lo, 90 :S s0'
Lc6aTRLD ard nSf .ehddR A s .as.Ta.:si 5
'Ss' i Ro ~ e.pq Tleses Assa. N'''-
\FW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
CHPsTRR TONS KIyEg. de, By Steamer JESSE H0Yr al @a
from Pc s g. foot 0''A''- VS. sSEDEN General Mu.s,
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
- eg T9STgF isE$ H%g " e,
y,,..,,r s.o. S Sss York .ors. d Ts,u,,r.At ,s
'''4 TRsiss s' GaAyf = s FT;,''''-
TUE.-Hr,g ,rd Bridegroom (FIl 1870 M lr:ls trr)';
For ai a ssr yiss rs Southport we'por. ''' ''
For ScrSa TOO $50 tE5l 500 l'o iai' OH $500
kl 3 40 81 s' 90, =, s'. 81 81 So g. up
Por SANFORD (E1I o. 1880 1915 (EE) AIS OH
' s., ts '..ssi,s 80 = S ~; as s s.: 7s
H., Pom Chester ana n. siae station. ll:ao NJ s;',
srr1y Nal Train leave. ssvenh " v ~ '''
Boston -o,,rcr,yo rp,txx
sot Bo'on Vi, sprinss !, g, ~, TX
For Hartford and Springfield ga tsr) l!'l'' 'tshh q"
rconSceeat River Railroad Er) i2:isp 70 a'H'''
f,rp.,1 Ppo,iGsne. ,ud Fi,htn Railroad tLhA nj 2:H
N.wH.,.s S.~Losdon ,sd sOusgtoa E.rost At -
10, Cp, Railroad n 3Oop 10 Northampton add wllAa'
For HOu,,iOue Railroad ga u. ,ndo pm
Fer kAuEhtuck Railroad a. m lEil IA 90 ,o a
D.nou-y nd Railroad, ll.'9 r. Ana
Ia sosusetoo Win Frsgbt NorNsK 10 Dsobury
For Hev-Cau.sn Railroad Ihi ils '~ p m anu o. SAS
o's 80 s..piux Car. attached TO mn; AID Dra-iss
Room Car to shss IL and JANIS IT, HoYr sapera,.udet
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT ~ NEW YORK. Foot Of Lttsrr st., North RIVER
on and ATE. MOSDAf Dee 20 1862 passenger hAa VIA r1A
hHI9 T,yR NETWORK FOR BERGEN AvE-A s,e s:'s 7s
$. ais $50 iVo li0a ]? ~ O. 800. t;', '3o o.
"a, : 70 $50 iO 90 Ilssp - -,
ftfs,yE sgw.YoRK FOR VEST BERGEy-,, SIS ''i'' '''
M iRR,yR sHwYoRk foR NEW ARk-At $40 as T:iS 100
ss 90 lcsio; il:o N "a L. '.i T. ~" N'' '"
s2o T. 80 s''0' "'"' II K RICKXR Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROMF OOTo
IN CoUKTLASUT-sr-For PHILADELPHIA, IVA Csld'n 2
NJ 4p m vi. Wss. Philadelphia $50 m 10 n9;p H'
S q. Isn' FOR fs sss Ss1 ssd sssS. w.o n
Yos THE wssr-syp. N, $50 /. N. 1870 PA, r..Sn
m silver p, and through TO c'ue'haM
ssss. on through daily 10 Louisville rih.et .saxs
ro.ss Cnsun,a and Saturdays aesD''d Ga
M H.. :.y 'i ia, Sc '''''' " csscS
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- IL IsD-wISTSR ARRAsGKhkHr-oa .ad amer os,sss'
Is ii. .iu, - Ros,,,si .na Grad fsrs ,osT
sS s",. % P..soss., 49, ~ Is:o..od.aa tsi
Ip- s.rds tsrsssa to r.'sbezas eS M 70, s
"s'" w -"' : W DOUGLAS sapsho.atssl
1
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goarS and 9oums.

pOAID WANTED-By n gentleman and
~; will Ls permanent suited: second iln hoo io1s
room Tweuvh and Forscond SIS Lexington
and Ssih.ys fer bosers and rms must b
Addf~ss. stating terms A. g. jr 90 whisst CIV
BOARD in the iirst-Cllss brown-stOne House
- ~ West Foureeath-st; moderate preeA
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Stfambouts AND gailruuos.
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
PIgLD AND THg NORTH Pare 81 IS sis,n.r. .r. P.s..
1.Ih A

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
i FIELD AND THs NORTH Par, 81 as ss,a.. ls.r. P.s.
Tor Es- Haven At oS sns connecting 18th The Railroad
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Passenger ,td Freight Depot SsvYot. & Of Ib,r,
B.np,os JsSsasu 9TH ID. D;.s.y. L.s.-.os. el w..s
erns direct hns 10 Pburs and The w''t riss sAiszs
can ALLBs1Ows LIMB TO THB WEST.
SHY NILE. 'ad ,sTs, hour" saved y ' h'' Chicago o'-Aa'
Silver f'''' ca" 'S %iSTf r." AsRASGFsEsT
coSmsp.'t D,s,mO,r u, 1863 -L.,'. ks".Yors S,s-';
g N... a,;, s T,Ss S'S %
T 70, ..os'S. ana Poi D.sas n.,s cbuss wilkes
barr, k,,Sns IS.snss Lancaster kph.A L'' f's'"' '"
7rm.-Fof r,,tou. AnertO-p Re .-,s.,..-..
3:9p Nor EAs'on Alsnto-u H'sse Cbehs and b@'"s.
80 p n-for somer'ile and Fl.minsisA
epE"Fof E.Soa sadis,.r..4i,.. s..oaa
y m.-Por Sope,.lns
80 SO p %--rSf F s;iiis
EI,'i9o 70: 40 80 rs IS s ~: ~ 20. ;ss '
s.nwr.s, E.rUs., a., ,ss..p. suad,y,, for B.,oa
M,ao.s n.%.csrr .sass; :i..s S S,
burg e Kr Es.u. soH,y, for tsaiss
to- " JGD%S S s cS.S Mas S.D
snn-cselss.r sIrs.s daily. for k,''.s s.asssH s:s
tow .,d P, hS .aS cs p.saS cS' '''
T,.,. @ r., 1 %... "a" "c :. I sS:
,o.i eS.s.n.y Of LS.r " So t',sr -, sI ss
sD,l bot sa:.. 30 RicKKR saVsns'Hd'as
II foot ofChambessl and foot fT~sn'brtst a. fou's'
TsrOsra Express trains leave co,Ios'l :. a. a. se.
n and es p ., he- and %p.o'ssi D.lng Room
a. Sdra."s ~S S.spiSr Cleveland
So. SiS1 80 sao sSS the $50 M i.n Ros
aud Cptnoa!t "A s,g.ot n.p ls.ys' dsiy a. sp:a .r
o s Poo Co. 5 ~, sSd. taos:u. Tor @r
%$,:.s wy -. r % s'sH ~
EorNsvbursb and way nsa m. 710 and 81" N tI"sn"aia
Ssa md Wa, M aud D. m T-,ntythirds and
' NJ Ia..,sr ,.o H. 30 1,o,, 6sSs. a. S
p cs,.s, Is p.Ss Ess 80 "a SIS S.' No. W
M td. GI ~ ~ SIS D. N and s:s5 ?. m
Wa, Go T'sg.A,d.i nsgc '''t r %
ch,nber,.i Depot. At Il M Ip s5 n. H. AID
For Pcruon, Mon,-y Trenihln Depot a. s:aS
.. mr. ne :,1 II. ~ Ii n" From rom
NJ. '1oo AIS r. $50 H. sad SATURDAY! Only III
Tiss orp,.r. And for Ap.r@sU.. 10 Roo. cd s.sD,,
Bsegsss e comP,asoncs "a g? ,1 9'7 Grasay
So fsrso D;gs ioa rs
Depot Jsr,s, Cy the Agents the principal hOeI
WI. r BARR General Passenger As.p.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave
cissps. clf..o E.gr. DI.-io.,oGs ears attached
.I Ms. .,f E sIS5:. .f. isa
go a. r's't fpIs'' rl ssGps ears D
zoo. q 81, g., o. =? ss M F F..s r. Trans
] spi $50 p m. Sing slnf TraisG 49,,
$40 7:S $40 ~ u L. AIS S:lo. and li9o r'afs
Trans "A roucvv r.,
cav. TO Pouslie.p,. Oa saaiaJD ToUcEf s'ps
Nov. u.s. 1861
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
s:U.. n Mail for Greenport . 49,,
1890 for Ro.ya Glen Core L'eu valley nnH's'''' '''
Eor,bporL -
~. n Rir.hs,a Express rria WI. ,.,-... 49,,
Eoribpor
..Gnp A.. for North Isip
An tr,in, eonu.c, al Branch for Hempsisn a.. . .
gnnd,y ke,Yu, Glen Cove Locust se, hnh'gon sna
hoT'hpOr' leave h'l'' viz ~ l. D. BARTON. Sept
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Ouan sttsmtrs.


IT S, MAIL TO HAVANA.
W ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
ssiHnf gnlarl, EVERY THURSDAY. seIoet n, precisely,
hsnP PIER No. <Nouh River
COLUMBIA b. Vsp
MISSOURI. Capt Edwards iva Nssssu). March -
hORRO CASTLE. Capt H. Adam. Marco II
ToI freight or passage sppyte WHEELER IT, PTe'desL
No. BesiBxErsra
DOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il UNITgD STATES and BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPAsI
k.sul,r Mail Steamers sailing the id Of month
NORTH AMERICA. Can't g. u. SLocps, hafeh2s
NHRRIMACK. Capt WISH. April ~
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt Z. L. TlssLT.rsH hU1d
sail schedule time aud ea sI 81 Ihoms
Para Bahia and Rio lie Jsuero And returning FOR
snsAasnsnts Of ire gbt of passage, apply 70
wN. K GARRISOs. Agent, No S Bovinrsr.sn Se"fort
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, VIA
i SAvAENAH-TsI-W EKKLY LINE ,on,,.
viii leave CHARLESTON for fLOhiDA VA
SAVAENAH alter OF Ihs
ships ApI North Eastern railroad train: - - ,,., .
PILOT BOY unlsbd RouteJ every SUNDAY hohH4N"' a.
O'clock
pICr.TOR every TUESDAY EVENING, ats O'clock
CRY POINT. eyrr FRIDAY EVENING Ats O'clock
Trough be- had Of al Charleston and Savannah steamship
J. D. AIKEN 4 CO.,
Agents 4, Charleston
l. J. GuILMAkTlN & Co.,
Ssysuntb
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EOR LIVERPOOL,
(vIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING 1HB U. s. MAILS
TUR LIVERPOOL And GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
vii, d,,psch on. futcl, foil power steamships
FROM PIER NO. At n. Il. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
A. ioIorG
NEBRASKA Capt March ~. al Ia
MANHATTAN, Capt FoRsirB........ March 30. at } p
MINNESOTA. Capt PKicE..".........Apnl6 8, ssIm
IDAHO Capt CUTTISG,.........'.'...Apri H. ats p m
NEVADA Cspt GREEs................Apil2 20. t9;oAa
COLORADO Capt WmLIigs.........,Apnl2 ~ HSp "a
Cabin passage, $50 gold
s,.,rage passage foAee Ma 20 BtoadwlyL SO currency
fsr fsisti cabin passage, apply
WILLIAMS GUIoS 40 O. w,r',
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Ipwsn Line Mail spuoutei sail a. follows.
CITY OF WASHlsGTOS.......s kDAl March ~ a. M
ErSA tyia HahfiN i>bhl ns'h % " a. u'
or Msrcl ~ p IN.
CRY SATURDAY. Aprl 2 : A. m
And ,ueoedg SATURDAY ani Alternate IUhspAi non ~"
No. - North River .. -, ,..,,oy
RI rHs SAILING EyEsr stTrsDar
GOLD CURKE>Cf.
FIRST CABN..... ....' H SlhEhA,h ''''''''''''4 "
Landau To London.
To iiSl !" iA'''''''..st''''' -
FAsass n 1uEiDAf srKssEh WA bALWaI
vtnsr ,IgtS
P,tsbl. in Gold Parable IN Currency.
Liverpool.
U,f HALIFAX
~ Jotp, r. by Branch al Johns n p by Branch n
" Steamer.
ps.,ng,r, a. r,.I.J 10 Arre burg reduced
-. - =, ..... .i.,,..,.
ei hough; here At moderate rates b. ps'oa' sAA'ns"
send for their fneUiS
y II ~ N u
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celebrity. ldng fne Water Clars
BE- Exhibition ant ater TUESDAY EVENING, ns
18th inst unti sale and eyeoBg
Catalogue viii he snth mail feqrsstei.
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S1l,f By Sutton.
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lNS ron sbich The brsted ClROMOS s PUBLICATIONS ~
that sru isg Most 10 hS collection we've
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As tue pursts oa Of gentleman OF this oE AMOR ssm ara
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
TURKEYS PREPARATIONS.
The Constantinople correspondent Of The
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London Standard writes, Nov. %;

London Standard writes, NOV. 2'
Since Sunday last have had opportunities OF seeing
the Grand Vizer aud Of his Minister'S and though
cannot enter into particulars, am ale 70 sIatc oi
authority that should the present crisis end In war;
Turkey viii be found fully prepared TO take prominent
and leading part in her own defense she s very oe
CrI4ean struggle At that period che had compare
lively aweak army but few and even they were oI
small accountability or no ammunition aud war moSrSt
i'm store and a very bad Commssariat Department NOW
all that is altered Turkey can, IN comp.ratfeely ey
short time put half million OF men INTO the neld
armed with breech leaders, and with sufficient nupDer
of guns OF the largest calber for mancuverng IN snort
yen Won some idea Of what they doing at the two
principal Government manufactures at Zetoun Burn0o
t S9d HRa Pacha he Master Of the Ordnance
az the latter place and was infoneo py & s I tea
tmony 10 his statements, that Turkey was never
better supplied with cannons and ammunition ana ana
Inoment "In 1884" said the Pacha, "we had only
about machines here for manufacturing guas. now we
have than 1900 and we can turn out a. many rai y
mons sf the largest calber ~ we can possibly require.
walked into portion OF the works WIN ns h %
ho remarked with good AMI jubnaDe prlde, hs
ne surveyed the results which his Perseyerng energy
and skill have wrought in Tophaneh, why IN coupe
OF years this place will be as extensive ana We sna pe
able TO do az much here you do at W0oiwich." nam
Paeha in faothe creator o. st sis rsa ond ne no
The man 10 allow grass to grow under his feet. On
sunday rode over to ZSu9 BufhSp; ae tbope
2n SATURDAY, week the 18th inst the day after the Rms
an nota was received both the Minister OF war ana the
Mstep General of the Ordnance visited the works and
made sundry arrangements OF very lnportaht chlao
t9Ins connected with the artillery IL IN ls the
most forward condition Guns OF 'he iIrg11, hsins
cam ~ 10 the Bosphorus and the Dardanees, 10
replace some Of the old pieces that were unt recently
IN there and am assured that the submarine
deense nf the straits should any occasion arise Tor
testing their powers win be found OF TIE most dSrniGa
orceT Who saw great deal Of service during the Amer
ican war and who had at that time cnarge OF oS una
pIoyed In snperintending this WORK, which nsm an
hear will odeetuay close the two htrilts saihsl any
eneny's ye,se, that u,ight attempt to enter uieu.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

had che been long enough to OLD
flag over Arlington, and stand guard over her Effects
would not gentlemen have said Here is matron OF
Roman virtue, plucky and strong minded; woman 10
be admired but not loved" Her name has for me the
charm OF great associations that OF the daughter OF
the beloved, adopted son of Washington. i respect
her love for the grand old place, the home
OF her childhood but aside from these things protest
against the injustice and harshness Of making her suffer
severely than many Of the rngeaders OF the Re
beon have suffered think Mr. Patterson Ia mistaken
in saying that she "fed away into the Storm, before
her husband From old servant OF the family, have
heard that che fingered IN her home till her husband had
repeatedly written TO her to join him that before eay
ing packed up such valuables she could not carry
precious heirlooms and papers and left them to the
honorable custody OF sodiers-tO woman great was
thy faith that, at the last, she went all about the
grounds and to the graves OF her father and
mother weeping bitterly have also heard that when
the tmo set by the viii Of her father for the emancpa
ton Of certain slaves arrived che promptly and honor
ably sent through lines such as she had with her In
Richmond. -,
AS we are in the forgving line not forgive this
heart broken wife and mother, and make her old age
comfortable generously paying for the noble inherit
stand by beloved husband, whom in her happy youth
she took "for better, for worsef' May we not believe
that the august spirit of Washington himself would ap-
prove OF such act OF magnannty toward the daugh
ter OF George Washington Custis-the dear niue lad
whom he soemnly adopted by the deathbed OF brave
young father who died in the service OF the Republic
In this matter have simply spoken my feellng as
woman, and for q woman. g. G'