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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04

REGULAR MEETING., 4,

Crry HAIL, NEW ORLEANs, 4 .
Tuesday, October 3. 1871.
The Council met in regular session to-day
at noon. tr. ..-..-
There were present at roll call Mayor
Benz. F. Flanders, Administrators John
Cockrem (Improvements), Alfred Shaw
Public Accounts), L. T. Delassize Water
works and Public Buildings), James Lewis
(Police), and John S. Walton (Finance).
Financial Business. s.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray the expenditures of the Department
Of WaterwOrks and Public Buildings for
the month of September. 1871.
Be it ordained, That the following sums,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, are
hereby appropriated to dsfray t %.t sxpend1,
and Public Buildings, for the month of
September, 1871, and that the Administrator
of Public Accounts draw his warrants on
the Administrator Of Finance in payment
of the same:
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| cry. 81 W. - ~
BUREAU OF STREETS.
Harry Ringgold, rent Of Of
| nee. ~ w
L. C. Shaw. material for
DFluSe. - o.
L. c. Shaw, material for
bridge; .........:.,..... =" W
| H. Bircher, material for
bridge. .................. al oO
William Dunnigan, side
walks. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. az w
Daniel Edwards, intersec-
tons. 1872 80
Charles Hoffman. crossings
on St. Charles avenue. %. 46s 90
Nicolas CHASER. pickaxes. 90
Folger & Co., hardware >. lO9 so
J. Root, lake shells .... 1873 81
j. Root, lake shells. ........ $50 90
George C. Oliver, repairing
street bridges. ..... $500 90
George C. Oliver, building
street bridges. .ll50 80
William Henry, ballast. 6S3 %
J. Root, ditching. 2267 60
+. Smithky, ballast . $50 90
Hasam s. Pooley, lumber. 1916 q
William Golding. material
for bridge. ............. ga So
Stetson & Armstrong. sta
tOnery. ~ ~
]. w. Madden. stationery. Ito 80
Republican Printing Com
pany, subscription ...... l6 90
p. Ora Yin, repairing clock. 90
New Orleans Price Current,
subscription. ............. 10 90
New Orleans Times, sub
scription. .......... l6 90
Sc scripton. ............ 500
Francis Noel, rent of office. 20 %
+. Wonder Haar, rent of
office ................ 25 90
A. De Monasrerio, rent Of
ONCE .............. ~ VV-ASooA %
BUREAU OF wHARvEs AND LANDINGS.
E. l.. Cope, towing nuisance
samuels & oliver. lumber. 800 a
Henry Bircher, repairing
Folger 4 Co., hardware -. 81 81
Hasam l. POoley, lumber. 976 22-l9O2 IL
BUREAU OF CITY DRAINAGE.
Spencer Field, Jr., coal. .1447 90
G. Tyler, coal. :.........l2l4 %
Folger Il Co.. hardware. 81 10
Hasam & Pooley, lumber. 539 ~
Edward O'Rourke, repairs
SECOND DRAINAGE SECTION.
o. " Wagner, brick. $50. 81 90
William GOlding, repairs. 800 w. 697 70
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.
John w. Madden, station
New Orleans Republican
Printing Company, print
A. Hero, copies Of contracts % 90
H. NOiret, repairs. ......... 90 la IS
ro4o, A1q or "a
Read twice and laid over.
BY Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray the expenditures of the Department
of Finance for the month Of September,
1871.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the city
of New Orleans. That the following sums OF
money, or 80 much thereof as may be neces-
sary, are hereby appropriated to defray the
expenditures Of the Department of Finance
for the month of September, 1871, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts draw
his warrants on the Administrator of Fl
nance in payment of the same, viz:
New Orleans Bee, advertising in the
months of March, April, May.
June, July and September. ...... .$l79 90
j. w. Madden, cash book, stationery,
New UrleaDs Republican Printing 80 ~
Company, advertising, printing,
ETC.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A w
Total. ..................,$ 346 III
Laid over to be printed. -
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
pristions be and are hereby made, and that |
The Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in psy.
mont of the same:
P. sCreagh, Coroner First, Fourth, Fifth,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04

~O00g8 ~Voeeo0DT~004e1no
city assumed thin Straightforward dollars,
the city would have to 60 to the Legislature
to beg for bonds to payhts and he propesVd,
if the police board vent hack on their
agreement, that the police board should go
to the Legislature and beg.
The motion to refer the ordinance to the
Mayor, with power, was put, and on yea
and may vote, was unanimously carried -
Mr.. Shaw introduced the following
amended resolution:
A resolution appropriating improvement
bonds for settlement with William
Henry, for shells furnished the city, and
repeating resolution No. HOS, Administra-
ton series.
/ Resolved, That improvement bonds, At the
rate of seventy-hve cents on the dollar, be
issued to William Henry, for 81, 277k barrels
per barrel.
Resolved, That resolution No 1l05, Ad-
miDistration series, adopted September q,
1871, be and is hereby repealed.
Adopted.
By Mr.. shaw
An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray the expenditures OF the Department
Of Police, tor the month Of September,
1871.
Be it ordained, That the following sums,
or so much thereof as may be necessary,
are hereby appropriated to defray the ex-
penditures Of the Department Of Police, for
month of September 1871, and that the Ad-
ministratOr Of Public Accounts draw his war
rants on the Administrator Of finance in
payment of the same:
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Unpublished every Saturday morning, and contains
torisls local matters Of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
* little or no public moment. The WEEKLY Re-
PUBLICAN 10 an excellent family paper, valuable
q well for instruction and amusement - informar
N0r on tho current topics Of the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04

An ordinance appropriating money to de-
fray the expenditures of the Department
of improvements for the month OF Septem-
Der. 1871.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans That the following sums Of
money, or SO much thereof az may be neces-
sary. are hereby appropriated to defray the
expenditures Of the Department of Improve.
that the Administrator Of Public Accounts
draw his warrants On the Administrator of
Finance in payment Of che same:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04
EDUCATIONAL.
HNION NORMAL SCHOOL,
CORNER CAMP AND RACE STREETS.
Near Coliseum Place.
New Orleans, Louisiana.

This institution has now been in successful oper.
alton for two years. and the first term Of the
MONDAY, October 2, ISL, and closes December
Persons desiring to enter the school should
the term, to the Directors, who will be ct the
building during that time from nine o'clock, A. n.
to three O'Clock P, n ~
MISS r A. COLT, under whose efficient man.
a4sment the institution has thus far succeeded,
Will continue her labors, and IL 10 now being ar.
ranged to have associated with her. tia COMING
year, other experienced teachera.
\, The building has beautiful and central loca.
the term opens win have good sccommodat,ons for
one hundred and fifty students.
Tuition free. Incidental fee 81 nor month.
]. C. HkRTzELL
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Terms Of Subscription.
Ono year, o5; six months, 81 50.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Transient advertisements same terms - in the
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
fourth OF the daily rates.
4 liberal commission allowed to those who send
- clubs Of i've or more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04

Read twice and laid over.
By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing providing for the
payment Of the several accounts therein
named.
Be it ordained, That the following ap.
preparations be, and are hereby made. and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator OF Finance in
payment Of the same:
Clerk of the United States Circuit Court,
for making transcript of appeal in case Of
Myra Clark Gaines vs.. the city Of New Or
leans, $l7S TO-
c. E. Girardey & Co., rent of the premises
known as the Orleans ball room, from June
II to September 81, three months, $3.50.
John w. Madden, stationery and blank
books for the Department Of Public Ac-
counts. examined and approved, STA IS.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger,
advertising redemption of bond, examined
and approved, 81 50.
Peter Hand, for services in the Office of
the City Attorney in the months Of August
and September, examined and approved,
$500.
Charles Burke, Grand Jury warrant,
Michael Carroll, Grand Jury warrant,
c. H. Gutenberg, District Attorney, for
eighteen convictions in the month Of Sep
tember, 1871. az per bill approved by the
Judge Of the First District Court, $40.
Tug Tyler, for deepening water ct wharf
between Lafayette and Girod streets, ap-
proved by the Administrator OF Improve
Tug Tyler, for deepening water at wharf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04

An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named,
Be it ordained, That the following appro.
pristi0ns be and are hereby made, and that
tho Administrator of Public Accounts war.
rant on the Administrator of Finance in pay-
mont of the same:
p. sCreagh, Coroner First, Fourth, Fifth,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-04

fao1Uasn0 usteuAeuee.en - 0ieauillo stroetsr
approved b. ahe AdninistzatoF Of Improve
A. Kalinski, use Of skiff in service of po-
Weed & Kelly, stationery for Department
of Public Accounts, $2O. 49,
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
| paay, for advertisements, approved by the
Administrators Of improvements, 4I57.
A. Hero, Jr., for copies Of contracts, ETC.,
Weed & Kelly, for stationery, approved
by the City Attorney, >6 25.
| w. T. Mayo, cash expended in removing
drainage records, 81 50.
Adopted.
The ordinance providing for the monthly
payment of the Firemen's Charitable Asso
citation was adopted.
Mr.. Shaw called up the following resolu-
ton, introduced at the last meeting:
Resolred, That for extra services per-
| formed in paying lab0rers, etc., after office
hours the salary Of tho chief clerk in the
Department Of Finance 10 hereby fixed at
| the rate Of $1,000 per annum from Septem-
| Der l, 1870.
The yeas and nays were called on the
passage Of the resolution.
Mr.. Walton, in voting yea, explained
that at the present scale of salaries he be-
ieved the gentleman named was entitled to
this increase, but he was in favor Of reduc-
ing salaries all round.
The resolution was unanimously passed.
By Mr. Shaw:
An ordinance to provide for the payment Of
interest on improvement bonds.
Be it ordained by tho Council Of the city
of New Orleans, That the sum Of ten thou
sand dollars, or 80 much thereof as may be
necessary, be appropriated and set apart
for the payment Of interest, due February l,
1872, upon such improvement bonds as have
been or may be issued; and the Administra-
| tor of Finance is ordered to reserve the said
amount as preference payment to secure
the punctual discharge Of interest upon said
bonds when due. III.
Read twice and laid over.
General Dasiaess.
By Mr.. Delassize:
DRPARrxsBr o. WArRRwORKs ANDl
Public Buildings, October D. 1871.
To the Citv Cornell Of Eew Orleana: sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

FOR LIVEkPOO-n Colorado MAY oM Annie ard NJ -
Mra Iioo small Miss As h. Bolton, Mia n G. I9le,
Nj. s. Coo and Mr.. ". A. Wbtbeck hr and Mrs j. j. Mar
win John Nilism J. W. King, Mis- : " eiee Mn NJ D.
Sanders r. Smith Rev A. Freeman, Mr. Guena free
man Mo Henry and Mr.. and Ms Lowher aud Miss j.
b. North Lakin Geo Res Mods, enry Bacon f. Phillips james
Bes-ir Martin Mr. Partuile Mr. A. ami M b. W. Can ton,
VIM Wstp Mr. aud Mrs NJ Degado Dr. H. X iuHan VILE aud
Child dr. Mn,cs M Bennett Prof solomon Prof Ftaey
For LIVHRPOOI-In steamship java. Mty lOMr J. IT, Wen
.,siop Mr = j. Smalu Heuhr ch Miss iesslbTsch H.
NL H. W. ssafori r. b. Cn4iu d.. Peterson j. II. " lsOn,
g. A. Thomson and Mr.. L. Wells Master BoSIg d. Sa!cs{oe
S1c,yore g. b. Cornish. A. epn, J. julia D. McIOuga v H.
Ncrr A. Peter H. G. Klnsby and Mr.. Ballard, II. sieshem
g. Cunningham Miss Munson Nj. Long. child en ana
iaai TAYLOR Mr. Reynolds and chilli Mr Marshall
Mr. { NJ. A. Han ton Dr. a. PsTda T. Mr =
Wood A Roc ham Wood Miss J. Wood. hiss Bano b,
Mr. J. d. slrnle and MIR J. w Earl and chi Mr. and ir.
l. children, and sera ant, Mis- " C"se r -
I,rp T. C. oug W ou ar. ]. Mlr, Mn Miss Can
lisa ar j Slock Mr and Nj Hutchinson NJ ~ L. JanHe,
y Tr,u,i J. H. Wood, Mis-, c. Haynes. hss W J.. FOgg,
pue L. Laner Mr. and Ars. q. Sutton AM child M ana hr,
Bakef children AMI servants Mss Bsser Mes.I A. 'isne
Loci. A. Derrla T. PertiO, Hedeninef. j. W Keep, MI ahd
Mrs T. Paic,s wUk " Lerk W. H. SheoIis j. B.i"n 10
NJ Ward NJ L. NJ. Cav. Miss j. Larousse M Ugare MIS- j. va
Ior 81 g. Williams Miss a. Pde.e M and Mrs. & hs!ah' D.
L-.d D. Lcnh. D. D. McIse VIZ and MIs j. Msll and mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
THE MccAH1LL WILL CASE.

Surrogate Hutchings listened, yesteruaS' 10
.,itienal testimony in the Bryan Mc'%hl Will case
pr. Mark Bumenthal said he had Que" as ~
- the Court TO examine cases OF insanity ana IN
o, In mia opinion the continued and excess
n. of ardent spirits iucapacitated man for exer-
,s;r, me sound and normal functions OF his brain.
soennc of the brain was indicated by loss OF power IN
~, IBIS ipcoherency OF mind, loss OF appetite, and
-,,arol anathy There also another form in which
I'm was excessively excited and irritable, and the
so imagined he sights aud visions which did not
-, Dropsv would sometimes make man walk with
tNs',,Dg ant Experience taught that the excitement
oduccd hv dclirium tremens required great deal OF
i,n IN reduce II. intoxicating liquors affected per
- jiferutly. some kept themselves soaked ali the
me and vet apparently in good business condi-
ION DIR stephen Rogers said he had known persons
No had been for time In demented condition TO
royer their mental powers Just before death, as TO
~ ale 10 recognize their friends John WILDLY, the
hsrsceper at Carols, said he had often the de-
ceased under the influence of liquor and that Brady IRE
oneufly assisted him home when in that condition;
rhqn sober he appeared rational, and anxious 10
nor the news This closed the fer the contestants.
No proponents will he heard to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
CRIMINAL COURTS.

+. C.. Batteman, wholesale liquor-de'Ier, was
i.d bail y United States Comnsone JVs,s TO answer
c..ar-e ~ negectIug 10 pay the spccsli'f
Al the jefferson Market Police Court, William
JcAr son held YESTERDAY, for stealing Larne worm 4Io oA
William Gallagher Of No IS West Twenty nnth-st
AT the Essex Market Police Court, Joseph Cone
va committed Yesterday breaking into Alexander BTnAnn
store No FOureenhs, and attempting TO steal @e"e worm
$50
In the Court Of Oyer and Termner Yesterday,
lpdge rloro passed following sentences James OBren ssd
s Wil. assault with commit robbery tyr eafsi John
3D. grand larceny geas Michael McGuu, age 49, sent to th
Cs.boie Reouna0r
Eugene H. Anderson dry goods merchant at
Ytdwsv and Wors charged Bh IN suiytg hst luoihy
quaultf
store Of lie creditors 10 the ptudc OF oher>
hsuorshy discharged yesterday, by Commissioner Osborn
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge
d yela, Hclse hsru. charges with ne mu9icr oil fsrc@
walsh guilty 81 mEn,eLtr 70 the thid degice ana se
yesr, imprisonment at lad labor Jean bTt Jam
trr song Italian Minstrel char I'd Hit sisbbe tuOntT mn
sre ue bat p0cI 10 b. OF mistaken ideDu ana me
prisoner q. charged
At the ToIubs Police Court Justice Bowling com
Dscc John CLARK ieteriy, hrc5krs INTO
Casisn saloon, No - ElDethi snd stealing gun
pistol other c otal value SO 80 The accused ~e ar
Ottr Esrr The sixth Precinct with The >toleh
property 10 their po, HeIr Hemyrtead vlc ues Jhh M
ugtou nights the head wha beer glaS Chat "nS
Saloon .o10u, wounds released 800 bail yesterday
Harrington has been in he Park Hospital ,uce the Isaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, May 10. !


There were no sales at the Exchange To-day,
and the place had deserted look The sales adVeruseo
for tomorrow unimporiant. But at Jersey oi "So
In chancery will be Sold at O'Clock D. m when the io
lowing described property win be sold: three s'opy
house with brOwD-stone front No. 81 Washngton, III
the of MOrrisst. The house IL large anu wei
built 2JxGO on lot 27xl25 with good cellar basement anu
attic good stable In OF house, on MOTflos ~.
25xl25 Immediately adjoining, Morrs-st, for Vacai
lots, 25y25 each Also, adjoining, Morrisst, snal
frame house, lot 25X125. The property consisting ",
part Of lot No. 80 and lots Nos 26 81 -, &c. ~ co. % on
block No. 20 Of Mangn's map, will be sold III seven
parcels, lot by lot, 10 the highest bidder.
Mcssrs. T.. II. Ludlow 4 Co. will Ohtr the following
valuable property at auction Friday AT the .fAchIngo
saesrOons namely, the stores and lots known as nos
l35e 1882 ana LISA Broadway. running through To NOS
tly GAL aud 62j SiXthaye together with the ioustoy
brick buildings covering nearly the entire plot, contain
ing In front Broadway, 10 fce' on SiNtave rs Iee
l0s inches in depth, north side 1877 feet p inches ann
on south side los feet "a inches. Asoplo OF rouBd WIN
brick buildings, known Nos. ~ and 80 Walkers con
tanning In front flli; In rear A5i; in depth on ear
side, 1924. west ride. 1OiA. Also the thTcesory ana
basement brick building known as No. q East HOuhtOu
st.. south side, CAL east Of CrOsbyst being 2jll
front 2G5 rear by 1866 east side, aud 1874 west Also
two lots, north side Of SlXtyscv nhs l25 feet east o
MadlsOnave, each 25X0O5; 10 per cent may remain In
bond and mortgage for three and five years.
Thomas T. Aguew has purchased onchalf the block or
four-stOry buildings eight stores, with dwellings III
upper storcs) located the southeast corner OF one
hundredand fth-st and Thir,aye The price paid was
kllO,O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
DECIsIONs--MAY 10.

SHcreHt COHTt-C tqmbcrs--Bv Judge CaTdOIo.-iu
petition nesuderlhe must ue rtued hy
increased occavl D. fhe tr"n si"n en-
llsted Teeay :. rerHc,0rsute lloyt eg BaWtt-ofder
s.ttci a Douue Mcuorands. Mortonsg Moro-Oder
Pcop- ci OInlnarhc ART Dismissed and grsone &C.
nsu6d Boz mslNare Corls ts hohbe-Mehoanaa
Judge u.el Hircb-ReIcu confirmed Naen
tine JolnoDMoou Gst With l'se 70 renew on payment o
motion Jackson 1uNCmoraEds hoprock agt shoe
HakeT-Monu gieu-e defendant giving OBJ usss ton
Judge Braiy-flec Miiert settled haidehbeg AT
Whibey-C4,e settled. opinion Barney AT. DARBY Parties 10
typrar lltL. no. In petition 81 Susan Legse'-
~ opinion. Parsu at Pu~nOr4er seei H"fhn
Decker-Oider settled fle Sar-Oraer 'eied sse OrleI
oi Sb int.
superior Couri-Vgecial Te0,-By Judge McCmn-
Net 0cI Morgan Lewis sp Rogers Marsh SGT 'hei ~ '
az Williams Drummer ST. ssutorA, Wilson agt LcacI llAi sg
'urun Biz Bills, Cariuus Gao Works aEL kcAaris- 'def
bl 1fsut Iaior TAYLOR J-t Grant BrhSeT aFt
aeols grsse OBh-n. Shoin sgt Mcrcban n',rar' O"
~ ~ Nc are'Moi0l uei with 1ln c'si> ''uah'V'
~ "'-Dtute oYer defendant to have ~ DAYS 10 answer
Common Pleas-Speci0i Ie,m-By Judge Robinson
-Seolfls al. Baker Orirr set,ei
Marine CCWi-Part L-SamuelS agt. Harris
- % On loie Judgment verdict for The pauh iof
- 10 ath costs WITH d a lnusu
D,9,i Nv Jug AA't-fyusl act Levy. Booze sgi Prree
~, %, consent rihglt either l,riy.
Pdrt BI-6oss J,-Paras al dismissed
Ltfcht sgI 'Ie-krieuei 10 W. K AcCan,f
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENC
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF NEW ........................hAr TO-
CLEARED.
se,tos (Br Glasgow. Henderson Bros
steamship Georgia. Crowel Charleston II. H. Morgan Co.
Srsmsld . s4rsh, Jones. Pbiadelphis
sessbp City Por sU-Inc Jackson, rorauPnnce r. Mar
SSJan.lp Ann Eliza Richards. Philadelphia p Clyde Co.
steamship Vulcan. Wilcox Pbisdelphs.
Steamship Nars, GTumey, Ph.ladclphs.
Ship Gl,nes@ on Milad, Liverpool, g. p sumter
Sh Lincoln (Bl Weeks, London J." T. Morgan Son' g.,
Barb Bouton br) Lindsay Laguay sud Porto CSselo Ds
"i ~ Rsyalc DBL Fraser Picioa IIeuey P4rler
B1rI AlipsuLa o. CD MGer Port Spain Jones Lopgh.
mi Flora a. a. Hansen Rio Grande do sui Oercas Co
e., Gcc,,, fBr GRAHAM st. Johns n T. Hcney Parker
Brg Monte Chri.h EnOe Cayenne, Ginsrs Reynal Go.
Br.g Gp.y OBJ, Beuham, ST. CIoiy T. HauiorJ Co.
Brc Isitauo Jarvis Jsgo and Manlauilu Moss a Ward
Sr Ire So.err (or Tnursen Stockholm, Punch Elve Go.
sht W Maitland Leighton Marae-io Winchester To,Tne.
Schr j. r. Chandler OH Pes, Windsor, y, d. K De Wolf
scir D. Morris Manson Baltimore.
Seb, T. b Wharton Bouse Richmond yan Buni Slaght
schr u. SAWYER Drsko, Boston Simpson CiaPn
ARRIVED.
Platte April T. RIO JsneifO
Is md Bsha 8 coffee &c, and pass to BHf JeTons
d The lon AZ had weather TO Hstteta
Of ts point had heavy gale from s '" to '" n "" lasting ~
Montgomery FaeOb Savannah with ndse and pas to
R,i Seoa swe Delma Antwerp 80 day, with Hdse 10 fuHeh
I'd Co Came the nohern passage aud had tne weather with east
,ry Winds up TO April Ion VI ai.erwsfd had heavy gales O q
md \ " zee 10 days west Of the Banks -, 49,. "a
R,. PAM Atkm.on (of Jen ~ b. Atkinsos hatahss
d.r, slih sugar Neyius c. Had iOode weather. was
Bar. Ho Hcisrcsl of Portland Pcy' csraA, days Nth s
sses to liosel Son Co 'es TO b"'' Soa -" h-' "
Bsrt view Sof Hewsen Hsvsn days with sugar. to YOuns'
Co vessel Tobias Co Had ish sn = SiSds All. ..s.
BARK Arbeus lof sesrsSr Bsnchafr tAioehS us! WIN sugar
TO X. y. Buek 20. Had nSdcraie "esitcr -, -, ,.
Oreh lof s.suE9r is,es hsta,I' da Wv. % 9g
- g. fresh r. s. weather thick .ib Lew rain slaa when
.deu il cleared away s.'1s =. '.,1' y ' Sa %ie,
10 u. 10 oriel s,d bs Sasbe sbr" tie ''- ."