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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-22
RosToN 4 ALBANY RAILR0An

I'M
s,rT E0sToE "A AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
PAssESGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
For Boston at 42O exp, 925 exp. and 945 m, ana
l4U Ss5 aS exp % exp 900 and $50 exp. PM 1'''
fr9n lower; all others from the upper staon S'rs
For Grafton Westboro. Southviile, Coni;tYjne ana
For South birmingham, 42O, 100 3 Is, risi Ia,
lao, 3.25, 355, 600 and 9,55 m. ''' 'i' IN
For Milford at lSO and 925 NJ Lao s25ani 355 m,
For NatlSk al 10 and 3 45 m, Lao and 800 in M
Fop Wellesley Grantville, West Newton, Newton
sengers for ne same stations can also tie 4O M
train which leaves Natck twenty-seven minutes after
others every day except Sunday. Jay HI
Sunday express from Albany leaves the lower station
=, Sunday Mail leaves Lower Station at 2sOA NJ. Mon
TRAINS leave Boston as follows:
For Worcester at 800, 100 $50 exp. exp A IN "a
express 4SO express to Framlnghan $50 express sOS
For New York via Springfield, 800 exp. am 500 ear,
New YORK, via Norwich $50 exp pm.
Grafton. I 90 m, l3O, 4,3O m,
southvile, 100 a m, 1850 4S6 PIN 'p' "'
Cordaville, 200 a m, LS0, 43O , M
Ashland, 100 m, 1880 4SO, $50 exp. pm.
South birmingham, 800 100 $50 exp. and 900 exp
M lSS 4io exp, 400 exp, 400 4SOexp, 500, 5s6
Nstick. 706 % isO 2I5, 4OO, 500 $780, 600 4, nm
saxonvllle 1000 m, 600 n
Milford gVO S 3Ia, exp 9exp am 2l5 exp 4SO exp pm
All Trains runs uallY except Sunday
sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stonnIny OF 10
Newton, South birmingham, Worcester Wess R s
neld, famer and Springfield arrives IN New Ynrk n.
$50 am. c. o. RUSSELL Snn't Snrin Nh Az
A. FIFTH, Asst Sup't, Boston,
WORCESTER AND SPRINGFIELD pIyrs,og
m0dation) at 6.35 m wy ''a'ions tdccom
pm. ''' 'VV am, ana 6.la
For Albany texpress) 955; for New York and Alban
Sunday INA nail , en- ana a. and os5 New Yor
leave springfield for Rochester dav
4.3O m train. ''' e'tHs''ihs WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. 715. uaam
l55 exp, 2O5 exp. 400 $40 exp D M Albany STndav
express o'JOa m Sunday mail 1925 m (Monday)
VA hAaiL L CoNNEcTIoEs.-At Albany with Tic New
aork central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
hailroads. AT Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
Su session and Lebanon Springs Railroads. AT State
ihe WIN the Houss tonic Railroad At Pittsheld with
the Pittshed North Adams and Housaonic railroads.
Al Weslheld with the New Haven and Northampton RR
AZ Springfield with the Hartford, New Haven and Spring
held and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. AT Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads Al
South birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch.
bury, and Milford Railroads.
C o. RUSSELL,5 Sup,t. Springfield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-22

CONNECTICUT.
New HaVen's directory for 1871, is published
Ile Total number is over II 900, giving an in
crease Of 3,076 over last wear
DIR. Hendricks house. in Danbury. was bur
glarlously entered, last week, and robbed of
foriy-bYe dollars worth of valuabes.
VIM. Halleran, an idiot, sixteen veors old
Haven almshouse, Wednesday. and was seri-
ously injured.
A haul of 10000 to 5000 ebony fish, ,v.s
made at New London, Friday, the parties en-
gagged in it clearing several thousand dollars
from sales of the oil.
A Young man named Petrie of RoXbury acct.
dentally shot himself with pistol on the Fourth
After a while lockjaw set in, and he died in ter
rible agony last week
The American pathological association will
meet in New Haven on Tuesday of next week
and continue in session four days. at the repre-
sentatiyes' hail in the state house.
The lower end Of the canal at Windsor Locks
Is inll OF shad. Several expert fishermen est
mate that 90 900 of them are TO be seen, which
viii die unless they are allowed to 90 dowI
stream.
Highwaymen stopped Deacon Stevens ant
Others, who were driving from Cromwell 10 Mid
dietown, Wednesday, demanding ten cents O
each, which they received, and permitted ia,
carriages to pass on.
On Monday, the voters of the new town ri
Newingtou elected town officers, and agreeC
upon union ticket, the town clerk and regis
frar being democrats, four of the seven select
men republicans, and the other offices aboui
equally divided.
A barn at Meriden belonging to Uri Fostel
vas struck by lightning last week, aud the fir,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-22
FITCHBURG 4 WORCESTER r.. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, Nav l. VrotY w,

II, IL
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
moNDAf, May l. lS7l-Passenger Trains for W0ices-
Leave Leave Ftehburg, q: M, $50 and sop. N.
South Fichbirg, sos a. m, 1854 and 5hl p. M
Leominster, S.l2 a. M, LOO and 500 D. m.
36ates crossing II a, M, l.07 and 601. D. m.
ffatt' junction, S.2B a. m, |. Is and 6 is b. M
STEERING Center, 1888 a. m, |. 20 and 6. 20 D. m
passenger Trains for Fitchbufg-
Leave worcester, $50 and Lis a. M, and g0pm
Steriing Junction, O1 and ll57 a. m and 500 D. m
5Sterlng Center, LA and IL 05 p M and 5Os D. IN
r rgs Junction 72e a. m, and l2.l4 and SIG p IN.
LeOnlnster i3O a. NJ, II 30 and s. 80 D. m
south Fitchburg, 1871 a. m. u 80 and III n M
RAILROAD CoNEEcTIoEs.-The 6 30 and il IL n n, ana
~ P; m Trains from Worcester connect at FtchburS
WIN ihe cheshire aud Rutland and burlington n n faSs
all points north and west also connect ~ Fittt iof
with the Vermont and Massachusetts for Greenaala
and Blatlleboro and intermediate stations ~
rhe 6gg a. m and 1850 p. m tram from Fltchh,re c,r
meet &C worcester with Boston Worcester providevca
a. worcester, Norwich &c Worcester Railroads anS
field. w "esi VIA opTihs-
me 550 p m tram from Fitchburg connects at Nynr
New York via New London II A RI10D Snn,, '"E
Ohtce Fitchburg 4 Worcester r. r. } up -
oh No.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09


NEW YoRK, April 6-Cotton quiet and
staady; salesv 1916 bales 1T l5lsc; net 70
ceipts 2235; grsps receipts, 1875; exports to
Great Britain, $50; stock Il, 900 bales. Flour
. shade firmor; c0fhmontO fair extra South
ern Is 9O07 50; good to choice 81 $500.
CINCINNATI, April 8.-C0tton steady and
in moderate, demand; middling H0l4Ac.
Flour firm; demand fair; family IS 800
$50. Wheat; demand light; holders firm
at 81 360l 80. Corn demand fair but lower
rates. S. Rye quiet sst and l unchanged ssS At ct
mand fair; mixed 53S5&c. Barley
scarce and firm at 980$l. Mess pork dull
and dropping; held at 80, but salable at
3l9 50. Lard dull and shade firmer at
1lH Ollie. Bulk meats dn1l and de
clined; shoulders 6&c; clear rib sides Sac;
clear sides 9Ac, with sales. Bacon dull;
holders anxious to sell, shoulders ~ 07asc;
clear rib sides gao; clear sides lONc, with
sales. Whis2ky quiet and unchanged at Sc.
ST. LOUIS, April &-Flour quiet and un-
changed chang, choice extra winter inter- 79S S.s S.
spring steady; No. 2 spring, 81 p; winter
dull and dropping; No. 2 red fall, 81 500
81 So. Corn: mixed dull and lower; $50
sic i , bulk; fancy yellow higher; $50 53lsc
in sacks. Oats dull and dropping; ~ Soc
in bulk and So q 55e sacked. Barley quiet;
81 l00l 1914 for choice I0was. Rye
Csc for prime. Whisky 81 1sc. Mess pork
quiet; $l9 5O019 IS for country mess. so
for city mess ON orders, loose. Bulk meats:
shoulders, Sac; clear rib sides, 9Ac. Bacon
easier, jobbing sales. shoulders, N 08c;
Hams, sugar cured, plain, 151sc; canvased,
l51s a l6c. Lard lower, lie for steam. Hogs
lower at $506 IS. Cattle. unchanged at
s. 2506 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
sceue In the Senate.

A Washington special to the St. Louis
Democrat describes scene Of wild cOnfu
sion in the Senate, after the reading Of the
Presidents San Domingo message, caused
by Mr.. Morrill,, Of Vermont, rising to speak
ON the motion to print:
Mr.. Stewart objected in loud tones, and,
bringing down his fist ON the desk. declared
the Senate had had enough talk on the SUBJ
ject of San Domingo, and there should be
no more.
Mr.. Conkling was talking loudly and OBJ
iecting to any remarks. Harlan was doing
the same, and Edmunds at the same time
insisting that HE colleague should be heard.
Mr.. Trumbull expressed his modification
that such q scene should occur in the Sem
ate The whole thing was quite in contrast
with the moderate and conciliatory message
of the President. Finally it was agreed
that Mr.. Morrill, should speak ON Friday,
but that no others should follow, except
by unanimous consent, and it looks tonight
as if the matter would not be allowed to
come up at all in the Senate.
The message Of the President has been
received with great satisfaction by almost
all men of prominence in the party, and
most of those who have opposed the Presi-
dents course upon questions Of annexation
are loud in his praise tonight. The expect
ed recommendation for the appropriation
to meet the payment due on the lease of
SANTANA he's been withheld for the present,
and may now come in as q separate matter.
1t was deemed impOlitic to insert it in the
present message.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

We presume she will appear during her
engagement, at the Academy Of Music, in
the LADY Of Lyons" which is thus favor
ably noticed in the St. Louis Democrat:
The ever popular Lady of Lyons !"
caused every part of the house to be cram
med last night. Shakespeare katharine
and PetruchiO," although founded on an
old Greek fable, is supposed to be the type
of that order Of dramas in which " The
Lady of Lyons is included. After
the :" Tanning Of the Shrew," we have
T0bin's Honeymoon" then the French
play LIE Pererue (The Bellowsmender),
and lastly I" The Lady of Lyons" all
founded on the same model. When the
citizens of London had become surfeited
with Honeymoon" . manager observed to
Lord LyttOn that he could make a fortune
if he had another play of similar char
acter. Lytt0n replied that the manager
should, without loss of time, have what he
desired, and in thirteen days 1.-THE Lady of
Lyons" was composed, a literary feat, con-
sidering the singular beauty of the drama,
almost without parallel. Since then the
play has steadily held possession of the
boards. To describe the plot is quite need
less, a. it is known to all. Mrs. ID. p.
Bowers Pauline Deschapelles, the naughty,
loving and lovahle Lady of Lyons, is one Of
the best characters in her repertOry.
Throughout all her scenes she evoked the
heartiest applause. We have not space to
dwell on the performance. 1t was in all re-
spects highly creditable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
The Blue sIouutain Rorte.

The Mobile Tribune says of this route:
We had the pleasure, few days ago, of a
visit from Mr.. Norman c. Jones, the enter
prising agent for the lines of railway which
form this route. These lines form almost
an air line from New Orleans to New York,
touching at Mobile, Montgomery, Dalton,
Georgia, Knoxville, etc. This route is said
to possess many decided advantages over
any other for passengers FROM Mobile or
New Orleans to the watering places of East
Tennessee and Virginia, or to the cities of
the North. The advantages claimed for it
are: that it is the shortest route, the time
being reduced to seventy-two hours, and it
is expected that still further reduction
will be made before long; that it Is the
cheapest, the fare having been reduced to
fifty dollars for the trip from New Orleans
to New York; that it is the safest, the road
bed being in excellent order and the rails Of
the best quality; that it is the most comfort
able in its appointments for travellers, and
that excellent hotels and eatinghOuses are
to be found at convenient distances along
the whole route Mr. Jones informs us that
these lines are under the direction of spirited
and energetic men who intend to do their
best to absorb the whole carrying trade be-
tween New Orleans and New York, and
who have little doubt Of success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

6AsvipAH 9vnu1nes April g MI.
Tho money market vas very quiet and We
heard Of nothing T. justify any change in
.ouotstions. xhe banhs are moro than amply
supplied with available fu1ls and the do
maud for accommodations continues very
light We still quote 500 per cent
per annum for Al notes secured by unques-
tionable collaterals; lOsll for short, and II
for long, AL business paper without cOllate-
erals, and Is for good do; and 900 for Al
mortgage paper. and 1l012 for second
Gold opened 1t ll0k ollolA, against
ll0h ut New York; and closed ct the open
ing rates, both here and in New York. The
sales included 5000 and $1,000 at 1lOk;
5000 and $4,000 at 1IOat; $1,000, $1,000,
$4,000 aud 81, 900 at ll0l4; $1,000 ut ITO ZIG
and $1,000 and 81, 900 ct HOS.
Nothing was reported in silver. 1t is
quoted as lO7l4 ldSA for American halves,
and 2lt per cent premium in gold for Mexi-
can dollars.
A moderately fair business was done in
foreign exchange at somewhat easier rates.
the market closing ~ per cent lower for
commercial bills. The sales of sterling EN-
braced about Ell, 900, including 85oOO bill
of lading at l2OA, E2500 bill Of lading and
$4,000 and $4,000 clear ct l2ol4; f SsHSo bill
Of lading at 1908, f25O0 and 10000 at
l2Ols q l1Oss, f45OO 1T 1909, 10000 AL bill
of lading and clear at 1909 0l2O3s, &45OO
Al bill Of lading at 1909, $4,000 AL clear at
1904, G25,OOO Al bill of lading and clear at
1908 q l2i, E5OOO private bankers at l2lk,
and small amount ut lO9a4. Sterling may
now he quoted at 1908 0l2O7s for good to
Al bill Of lsding and clear, and III % q
1915 for bank.
Domestic exchange ruled decidedly SITTER.
The banks supplied remitters with sight
drafts on New York at Y a % per cent pre-
MUM, and we noticed sales Of 5000, $4,000
and SO, 900 New York commercial sight ct
u premium; $25 900 commercial and ga 900
private bankers ut SIG; 81, 900 commercial
and 1000 and $50, 900 private bankers at
V, and 5000 commercial and $lO, 600. and
1000 private bankers at SIG
In stocks 500 shares Crescent City Slaugh-
800 at $N 5O0a IS; 100 do at $37 IS; 100
Ramie Planting and Manufacturing Com
pany Mt 81: Mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal at $500; l8O Union National
Bank af $40; IS Mechanics and Traders
Bank at $40 IS, and - Factors and Traders
Insurance Company at $9l 092.
There were sales at auction.by Messrs. Nash
& HOdgson. auctioneers, of 20 shares La
fayette Fire Insurance Company Is paid
20 do at 81; 10 do ut 81 so; 10 do at ga,
and 10 at IS; and by Messrs. C. E. Girar-
dey T. Co., so Mechanics and Traders Bank
at $40 50, and $4H 50 Sun Insurance Com
pany scrip, of 1855, at Gle.
The only sale Of bonds reported is $1,000
new city seven per cents at TN, q full rate.
State warrants continue unsettled. They
are quoted at 81 053 for new.
There appears to be no movement what
ever for city treasury notes. There is very
little offering, and rates are entirely
nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

A. b. - r. ~
an1 WaR1ns 8 + e " ~
81. LOUIS APenes-Auive9 !: eyse Mews
r. Bed nvsr; ~ ~ - 49, 49, g. Z, ~;
Celul -. Departed: Wycks and Dexter.
r. New Orleans; City Of Cairo, fos Vieks-
burr: Utah, for Arkansas river; Shrove, for
Red river; Far West, for Fort Benton;
Altoona, for Cincinnati; LoEena, for Pitts
burg; Allegheny Belle, Liberty No. I, Ante
lope and J. 8. Neal, al with barges, for TIE
Ohio river. The river il still falling.
Weather cloudy, with high winds. Lake
Pepin Is reported open, and . good stage Of
water to st. Paul.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

- ~ ~ 60 N q..les
$3.50 y a 81 Z "a - -
k11keo 1hom m 49, in1nda1icas have
ssbsi1sd - eaEthquakes Asve done 10
11v3sss 49, - Asse.ti.e rspsblie ny
- vax = nan0ot endcd. Tho ineurgents
bave been oo@pletsly routed in the n
livisss ftua Chill state that the Indians
70 again threatening N attack upon the
3rontier foFts. Tia authosities arc prepared
for them.
~ and mouth disease IL spreading rap
INV among the cattle.
1he Ne3icna1 oteamship Company il ex-
tsn1lng it, limo to CallaO. A new ship has
been ordered.
The Steamship Germany ran ashore in
- straits Of Magellan, but was rescued
~ ~ Retagonian, from Brasil.
e = reported an instruction has broken
out neslnst the emperor, and that repub-
lfeon ideas are extending. Nunerous en-
ooontess are said to have occurred between
- planco and Col0rdo parties, in the State
q Buenos Ayros. About thirty deaths
(oenr daily from yellow fever in the city of
thnk& om0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
BELOW GOING UP.

Bark Enrique, Orcutt, IS days from Liverpool, to
master
Norwegian bark Caspasi, Cylmstern, IS days from
Newport, Wales, to MASTER
Bark Slefiieid, sloan, 81 days from Cardiff, Wales,
to MASTER
Italian brig Indifference. Favorita, 80 days from
Cette, to master
big Caroline. smith, 60 days from Messina, to
MASTER
Schooner Brazos johnson, 5 days from Campeachy
to Morgan kco-
Schooner Lily of the Valley, Leitch, days from
Ruatan Island, to B Pignioli-
Three masted schooner Lookout, Howes, u days
from Boston, to MASTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
The Monroe IntcNigencer says OF rail-

road matters:
Some time ago we stated that Major
Green, Chief Engineer Of the North LOilisi-
ana and Texas railroad, had gone North to
purchase tive new locomotives. We learned
few days ago from the secretary of the
company that they have arrived at Delta
and are now there, the water having risen
before they could be brought to this end of
the road.
We also learn from Mr.. Mcclure that 40
far the road bed and trestle work has been
very little injured, and that it will only re-
quire q few days to place the road in good
condition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
This is GOODNESS as described by the Mon
roe Intelligcncer:

roe 1nfelAgcncer:
On Sunday last Charles Warren and
Charles Lewis, the parties arres ted some
time ago in Trenton on suspicion of bur.
glary and sentenced last week for carving
concealed weapons, showed disposition to
make fun Of our Sheriff and the jail that
was certainly eool; 1t seems to make their
saie-keeplng dcaoly sure, the Sheriff had
their irons through the grazing into the ;e;,
yard and told tia Sheriff that he must have
:them put o. in : better ihape. An examin.
alton showed tAat the irons had bcen saved
By 5000 instxunent, but Z. thoroueh cxam-
inatinn Of tfoir persens ard cen lailed to
hing 4 - lifhk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. April 8. 1871.
CorroN-The sales to-day embraced 4600
bales at firm prices, requiring no change in
our quotations, which we repeat, and annex
the Exchange figures, which are for even
running OF its types, while ours are for av-
erage lists, with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

TAMPA BAY-Steamship Lavaca-4ll sks corn q
bags coffee bbls pork bbls rice bble meal -
bbls -four IS half bbs -four 10 kegs nails n bxs SOAP
bxs cheese bxs tobacco - Pkgs mdse and sum
dries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Nnler-so tons pig iron
and sundYies
ST LOUIS Steamer Richmond-lot pig iron and
BRAzOB SANTIAGO Steamship Harris-75O
bills n0ur 43S bags coffee 20 bills whisky Is crates
earthenware 30 6xs sugar cks earthenware SOC
bxs candy 643 pkgs mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING St Louis-3s4 bales Of
meal N00 slaves &4000 in specie
NEW YORK-Steamship George Warrington
84 bales cotton 800 SKIS cotton seed ISL hides 16l
bdls hides 40 bales hides 10 rolls leather ZIG bills oil
81 bbls whisky e80, $50 in specie
NEW Notwithstanding Crescent City1-ii4s
81 bales hides 34 bbls OIL IS bales II bags wool
30 coils rope % pkgs mdse - SKIS seed cotton pkgs
metals - ties tallOw l73 ties beef 81 bbls beef 80
SKIS cotton seed
KelsO-3O5O skis 100 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran $50
bags coffee $50 bales hay It's bbls moasses 100 bills
potatoes IS bbs whisky 100 bills sugar 50 hhds sugar
80 cks wine 50 bxs mdse 100 stoves 500 pkgs mdse
1000 rods iron
bags coffee bbls meal 10 bbls pork 50 bills -four
half.hbls -four l bbls beef , ties hams kegs lard
BIZ cheese , cases tobacco frkin butter cans
butter and suDdries
notwithstanding Hanover-363 bales cotton
For Southampton-e2s,7ol in specie bxs mdse
ST LOUlS-Steamer Henry Ames-334 hhds sugar
800 bxs sugar l79 tons pig iron - cases mdse
CRONSTADT-Bark finn-l302 bales cotton
BREMEN-Brig Anita Owen-l4o0 bales cotton
RUATAN ISLAND-Brig Ruatan-lO00 feet lumber
AMSTERDAM-Bark Ploen-ll63 bales cotton 1900
slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

~ "a zl - = M
QEKAIND y3D4XG0A2.
ste.nahip Oeeess Waahiagtsa. 0ag~. = -
::::s q qsss:: co. G - <. s::s
..te g s sss"ssssp y l4.s osna.. = nvsspssa
Steamship I ass1iss Farwen s'r Srasos ssn1'A'
ssssSship Isvsss. Gait. ssr rsnps Bsy NJ Flssssa
rmtS German ste.mship Hanover, Himbeek, for
Bremen via Southampton and havane
Norwegian bark Finn, Anonsep, ier Csonssaas
Norwegian lark Ploen, Anntsen. scr Amsse1es"
British brig Ruatan, Webster, for euAtan lsla1d
British schooner Alice Agnes, Parssus, for Grand
steamer Henry Amea Jacobs for st Louis
Steamer Nary Miller. Coz, 81 sorss Louis
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, from New
York -lst instant. to Low = Ludwigsen-sd dis
stesmship Hutchinson, Talbot, from Indianola via
Galveston. to C A WhitnSy-lst district
Steamship " Hewes, Bourne. from lndianols and
osS s.asr oS e %srfs
Florida ports, to ! K Roberts-lst district -
Ship Joseph Fish. Carney. fso@ London, February
o" Waies. to Heeker, Knox Aco-Point
ship Frank Thayer. Keassr, nom Cardin. Wales,
Ship Roswell sprsxus. Lewis. 81 days nom Cardiff
Wales to ulaster-POint
spanish bark vilasar Vicente, WALTZ, 10 days from
Bark Robert Beak, Athens, . days from Kingston,
Jamaica, in ballast, to master,
Brig james Crosby, Reynolds, IS days from Turk's
island; to w Hyn1on &co-F0tnt
Brig Hope Monasterio, II days from Celustan, Mex
schooner LADY Woodbury., Woodbury., 5 days nom
Utilla. to Machecs I'd distrtct
schooner Freddie walton. Rich, y dsys nom bos'
ton. to jenkins springbett-lst district -.
Three iuerers from Lafourche, to masters-3d dis
Rouator. Warren from the Passes-Towed down
ana to sea- 9Th instsnt ship Felicia. brig fIav1a
and schooner OVERWHELMINGLY si1oss up 'n'ps
Title G Jewett. F0llett, from the Pa;see[Iowe99
down and to Sea, ID instant, berke Nimbus ana
Iudia-Bronght up bark Robert Beak and schr
Ocean. Wiiliams. nom the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, ID instant, ship City Of B0eton ana
bark Ada iarter-Br0usht up bark Vilasar and
schooner Lady Woodbury.
down and to eco, ID instant, schooner Z Nor
rison-Brought up ship John Fish
Harry Wright. wright. ffom the Paeses-Towed
down and to So, sth instant, banks lima anu
Perry. Sturtevant. from the PassesETowed down
and to sea, 5th instant, bark Falco and e1ig
PreSerence-Brought up brigs James Crosby
and Hope
grxAxnoATs.
Beaufort Jeanffeau, from Lower Coast.
Governor Allen, Sinnott. from Ouachita river.
Flicker, Aucoin, from Latourche.
Jennie Howell, Halliday, from Little Rock.
Frank Psrgond Tobin, from vicksbSrg.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
GladiOia, Lee from Minden
Trenton Austin, from Bayou Bartholomew.
PW Strader. Stein, from Cincinnati.