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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

The New YORK Tribune had this t. say
edjtorially relative to the recent Woman
Suffrage Convention in Philadelphia
The annual Convention Of the National
Woman Suffrage Association, held at Phil
adelphia yesterday, was made, as usual, an
occasion Tor much wild talk some inpracti-
cable lnsense, and no end of that manner OF
utterance known as g. gush- There lie
something pathetic, withal, in the struggling
efforts Of these women for some underlined
good and although they consider sutfrag,
that desirable consummation, il does not o.
pear that this Convention has any argu-
ment 20 establish tluir belief
Where the editor got his information upon
which ne based this snecr at the convention
it is difficult to guess certainly not from the
Iri5llue's own report of the convention. In
that report we find the following compliment
ary mention Of the address Of the presiding
officer of the convention
Mrs. Cutter spoke edectuaIly, working her
hearers to fr. quent and generous applaus..
The address trayersed exbaustively the stand
ard arguments Of the suffrage advocates, and
preseGtlng such facts as seemed to bear out
the position with skill and yigor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

The thieves in South Carolina have fallen
out, and We hope that honest men will gel
their dues in consequence. The governor
charges the treasurer and state financial
agent with fraudulent issue Of bonds, or q
a reseIling Of bonds which bad !already been
converted into new bonds. The treasurer
and agent deny this, but admit that all the
previous financial statements have beer
.. doctored = to deceive the public. The en-
tire debt Of the state, not including liabil
ties on account Of Inducements Of railroad
bonds. is SIS, SOC, sos, of which So, 500, 0O
is old debt and S9,250,0OO new debt.
Meantime the state treasury is empty, the
state credit Is below par, and daily going
lower, and it is plain enough that there h.
been some pretty tall stealing among tn
state officials. And though each accuses tn,
other. we should not be surp- ised if all hat
hand in il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

THE GEORGIA MUDDLE.-Aaairs in Georgia
are mixed. Builoek's resignation of the Office
OF governor, after he had made all he could
out of 1t, and impeachment was staring him
in the face, left the president Of the senate.
one Conley' as acting governor. The Leg $
lature don't like Conley, and have passed a
Dill over his veto ordering a special election
OF governor Conley viii probably hold on.
and ask the aid of federal soldiers. and then
We shall have more of this seemingly endless
muddle OF reconstruction in Georgia. With
the hu-hlux on one side and federal bayonets
on the other, the peaceably disp sed citizens
are having a rather hard time of it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

Richard B. Connolly has dnally given up
even nominal headshlp Of the comptrolIer's
office at New York, aud Mayor Hall has ap-
pointed Andrew II. Green. VINO has been
acting Comptroller for some time, in his stead
The appointment is considered evidence that
Mayor Hall has yielded to the reform move
ment, This theory IS strengthened by the
fact that he has appointed Henry Il. Stebbjus.
a member ofthe Committee Of Seventy, Park
Commissioner, to fill one of the vacancies
caused by the resignation Of Sweeney and
Hilton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

A despatch announces that the en- neror
OF Germany has accepted the position he
was invited to assume by the treaty of Wash
ington as arbitrator between the Unised
States aud England on the disputed San Juan
boundary question. Mr.. Bancroft will nra
sent the American side of the eontrovars,
as prepared by the State department At
Washington, on the 10th of December ana
1t is expected that the English government
viii also present the argument in support Of
their claim within short time. so thai tba
long vexed question is likely to be soon d.
cided.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

CIVIL SERvIcs REF5EN.-The Waterman
last week has this pertinent suggestion
II we may believe a WasaJn-t cores
pendent who Is usually accurate In his state
ments. the Civil Service Commission l. hope
full. It's members express the utmost conf
dence IN the plan OF competitive ex}nina-
rIons. aud pc 10 be able q d. away entirely
with the pernlclJus system of fiji nal patron
age, under which inc1npet-ncy mas bee me
TOO generally the rule Ia Government oti IS
> belt. Why people 50 emlnentiy practictl
a. we should have consented during all
these years to any test other than that Of
competency in the selection of our official
servants must ever remain a mystery We
examine critically the qualifications of the
errand b'ys AMI the pJr,eTs VINO serve u
personally, but select sue men who ara ID
manage our great partnership bushes, at
Washington because OF their ability To
etJ1le low voters 10 the interest of unworthy
IoLtlc ans II the Civi, Service Comm ssIoa
can uproot ms evil OF long staining, it,
members Nil have done N IRE Tor the tut IRE
OF the country than any body Of men can
aecompIlsl within j lifetime.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

d,cted from the total amount, leaves to be
provided for between now aud 1878, S4lZ'-
600. which can be done by embracing In our
annual tax small sum each year over anu
above the amount necessary Tor our curTeh'
expenses; and thus we may anticipate ATE, De ,nS
of out debt at no distant day, and thae to'
without imposing upon our people any grew
ons burthens 81. Al6dRs Messenger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

AXERIcAN CHEESE IN E>GLASD.-Our
cheese manufacturers viii be glad to see this
statement, whiel We fad in a letter from
England TO the Utica. n. " Herald
American cheese, this fan. am happy to
say, Is excellent. There is only a small
quantity OF Chediar that can beat At. On
TINS trip l have been to CaeItenram. Glou-
cester, Hereford and SyiuIon [ saw a ve-v
large amour, of American cheese. In tact.
It Is u be sc IN abundance all through
England In London ami It's suburbs every
grocer and butter dealer i full ofo II cheese
Ihe price = - low, aud It Is 50 much better
in quality this year. than It ever has ben.
that they have all dealt freely in it. AMI laid
IN all the stock they could raise. one
cheesem1nger here in London. at the first
news Of the Chicago fire, asked ne If [
thought 1t would raise the price Of cheese
much Ii | thought it would, he should
buy all he could, even tholgh the price had
advanced a little. lie was making a capital
thing out of what he had. which was + pence
per pound net profit lie said. - tell YOU
il Is a capital cheese and It the American,
60 on like this, they VIII have the whole
cheese market. Bot, still, ike our Eng
llsh cheese, you know.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

The Chinese merchants of San Francisc,
have given 81 ,296 in aid of the Chicago sui
ferers. In one case a merchant addressed
one Of the collectors as follows: 4" Me lea de-
in Alta, Mclean man town all same hal
gone-burnee up. Mclean man wantee
dollar. Sometime poor Mclean man strikes
Chinaman with bIlks; ChInaman no care
dollar ? Alice light. You not find enough
money, Gomez me again; give another hun
died.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

to the army during the past year were SIR.
5I4, O73, of which $2,683,l 72 was paid in
the shape of back pay and bounty 10 volun-
teers. There was also paid for the expenses
of reconstruction to June 30, 1871, SI55 900
and as internal revenue tax, $2,l96 The
disbursement on account of reconstruction
finally ceased-ou the admission of all the
States to representation in Congress. The
army has been fully paid. The number Of
paymasters allowed by law (sixty) has been
reduced without prejudice to the service
RAILROAD ExrENsIoN.-LEAsE OF THE NRR
! LoNDoN RAILROAD BIZ THE VERMONT CENTRAL
The Vermont Central Railroad COMPANY
/ has leased the New London and Northera
( Ra lroad from New London to CIRCUITS Corner
near Greenfield, for which the Central nav
/ $40 900 per annum. This gives the Yer
mont Central a New York connection. TIE
+ lease includes the three boats running from
New London to New York, which are owned
/ by the company. This Is the accomplish
ment of an object that Gov. Smith has f5r
some time labored to bring about. Il masses
a New York connection with the Northern
/ Railroad by boat and raIl-by boat from
/ Duluth to Ogdensburgh, by rail from Ug
densburg to New London, and taeuce bv
boat to New York. This line VIII be u-.d
for transpor ing grain and heavy freight 10
and from the extreme Northwest. We u1-
derstand that Hon g. a Merrill, the cara
+ BILE SUPERINTENDENT of the New London ROAD
Will remain IN charge of it under the ueF
+ arransement.-Fres Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29
THE ANNUAL GATHERING.

Senators, Judges and distinguished gentle
men are daily arriving, visiting houses and
getting ready for the winter The people of
Washington are awaiting the annual assem-
bly, of congress which is to them a matter
IF as much Importance, as is to the Egypt
lans the overfowing of the Nile C.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

TIE Cosr OF THE U. S. ARxr-A wa.b
lngton dispatch says the total Disbursements
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29
TIL II MAR K h Is
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET

1grsssIg fortbe Green Hsla
Freeman.
AT cAKBRIDGE AND BRIGHTOS,
For TIE lgeek ending Nov. ., le7l.
Amounted stock at Market
Cattle. sheep Sho;e, Swine kss
thus week, ~ 24o4 &c 20 90, 80
one year ago, 2H4 95o5 300 $50
SEtCEs.
Beef-E1trsS 9 90 10 80 80 hrstquaiIy g.
IS IS; 2d quality So 90 70 - 80 qualify IS
4 0 weight of hlde, tall ps
iressed beef A few choice SINGLE pair 49,
800 70. poorest &C. T. cote 90.
Working OKen-S5) 10 2u0 Der pair. or according
tn=ir value a Beef. Handy steers. $50 90 50.
Which Cows-S35to So. eKtra good, >b5to So
y .vthoutca ives a N q greed faFroY and --=
Y, so 10 $40.
sroREs-I earrings 50 10 500 tWoyears ole
b three years OLD, 5000 co.
teaIJa lves-S5 TO SD per head.
Sheep-6ro &c; o. To gets. per b
Sheep and I.amhs-s2 80 o : . per head
Fat Hogs Ir 90
Sbotes Wholesale. 10 DC; retail s 10 &c.
Z Iides-BrIgHton 0Jto cts. Country OTIS, e:tos
-Failovy-6 10 o.. CouuJry lots 5tO 51c-
PeIts-with wool $3.50 20 ) > eachi country
81 80.
I-4lf-skius 10 u -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29
sIa Is

81 ,043 Isl 81
Embraced in amount paid of and charged in
1871.
DISBURSEMENTS FROM THE TREASURY IN THE FIs-
CAL YEAR ENDING August |, 1871
Debentures Of Gen Assembly in lS79.....S494O I 20
Paid soldiers Claims. 3s37 Is
Pad Auditors orders. ..............22s ll o.
t'ald Court ORDERS 2,S12 90
Int. paid on allotment acct......... $50 81
Int paid towns on surplus Fund 65S -
Int. paid on Temporary Loans IG 81
Int paid on Funded Debt, SO $50 OO-GO 594 -
Discounts on Taxes .....-..... Is $50 -
Premiums paid on Coin, act Of'7O s,-24 =
Registered Loan cancelled lbs 200 %
Less amount of Registered Loan
issued. ..............lS8,O 900 o. 1900 90
Coupon Bonds paid and canc'd Al 500 90
Amt. TO r. OF sinking Fund. q. I77,Sls IS
Less amt borrowed TOR current
expenses 6l-l30, l03 u
Balance due on Stale Tax OF 1870,
collected TO date Observation-Disclosures. 5000 81
In the item of current liabilities and re-
soures, the Treasury is in de t, as compared
with last year, S124 ,3l9 81 more than then,
which is explained by the fact that during
the year the funded debt of the State has
been reduced from $l,045, 800
TO the sum of 547. 500
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29
Our state Finances.

We learn from an examination of figures
in the treasurer Office that she following
highly satisfactory condition of our STATE
finances existed on the lst OF August. 1871 j..
at the close of the fiscal year;
RESOURCES or THE TREASURY FOR TIE FISCAL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29
RINGS and Parties.

a correspondent OF the Watchmaa con-
tri5uted to that paper last week the follow
ing;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

The District House of Delegates is having
its daily sessions and celebrating on i'm
provements, harb0rs, canals, railroads, taxes
etc, with all the gravity Of Roman Senate.
One Of the delegates startled the House last
week by introducing bill enactinx that all
persons living together as man and wife
lould be considered as such, and be subject
ed to all the duties and obligations of the
nsrriage relation. Motions to lay tie bill on
ne table, to refer it to tho Committee of the
Judiciary, on Charities and Corrections, on
the Fire Department and on Drainage, were
successfully lost At last this remarkable
body concluded that in accordance with the
eternal fitness Of things, the bill should be
referred to the Committee on Wharves and
darbOrs /; and it was so voted
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

sprsssg JgrtAs Green liolas
Freeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
P.4SSENGERS ARRLHED.

ron IIVERPOOL-Iu steamship Minnesota Jan. 2Nrs :.
bsrrss. n n Barclay Harris Mrs r. Lyeuuors Mr.
e. kas iiyers"e Raio9h Ma'er Mssef Frederick Nsyrr.
ZION AsPiSWALL-Ia steamship ocean G'eeu Jan IN s.
b-rs Mis- Aire Faret l. Dslge G. A. Huthacs. y. ".
fraus 1elpiu. H. CiayH Nm Capt BoHdittc
rsls,r Reeves M. G.. G. Thompson J. b. Pierpunt
f.r, Hsursn john J SrArar Nm hgge Duncan MeIB.
tl T. k'ss-s ad v1e Nj Johnson John Eccle'ef1a- p
HIaar1
Ta0h GLASGOW steamship India. jan 2lJohn Anderson
pui T. e. 5, ClS Marbsn Capt. Robinson and wife H. Williams
a. 80. q. Kos. s. j.rsinr. JsS Mcilrfack.
PROM bhEhth-lu steamship Main Jan zADr w. iaaish T.
ics e. Pop entsassu r. Nogen ". Qgncse. Montgomery
et st.sl AM se Day1 Es-nhai Aug seAnt b. kosautha
h1ns F>ehsr D=sd trelasuh Cf-sDSs SHatn. FaahF "
W QgThnl T. Airr b. Mr.srlauu Ba.tela wife Simon
bolsh A k,,msI- j. Gt- Jo' Binder Geo Gransuer r. ".
buuf g. Wniue Fd Jrcs. Carl ono Z. FISHER SL1uteh
FROM sANANNAHla steamship Virgo Jsa Z+hs Y. Bah.
T. md rha Sr Herman J. g. Tsggar Bru Robinson J. Robin
T. b. Ills jala Brs1'e T. B-if,n tsans0B
Ave Ka, Hsou " sHaort BagsIew Cunningham J.
v lisus NJ. label williams
fkoA 81 AliANEN-B eam,hip Iiosaa JsI NV wife.
a. ehI Lou,s p 4 firiter A. Kos.at
1.s aTn-frabg g. q Never g. NedTer sBf u
y ttef n " oiasrryrr Mssg Gsrduer L4agefn
hAS'' anc WIZ a. Boc o. hrlsrf Sophie ~ Aef.r a. B-ber.
"a lilag Ma. Wet 90 g. Bsigf sara Ascer .ha ceu
. Wumef Samson b-aj4ru. q. ho.eussE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRY. Saturday, Jan. 9s. 1871.

NEw-YoRY, Saturday Jan. -, 1871.
James NJ. Miller sold, b. order of the SUI
prone Court six lots Of ground Northumberland
twenty eighth and Onehundred twenty nintb Sts'
The lots commence $50 feet west from the Old line OF sx
Each LOT 25xiOO The lot on One-hundred-ahd
twenty nthst, nearest sixthave, has ihree-siory'
hg-soop brownstone house, 25x55 and stable on the
fronting on Observation-Disclosures ighth-st me
whole property struck of az $500, ana wac oo''
cred a great bargain. $500,
For the next week a number Of sfies sre announced.
Roberts Mcclure will sell Monday 10y ofder Oh ~
Supreme Court the threest0ry and brick mouse NOs, %
and 56i Grandst OF GOerck St. size 0f lot oA
On Tuesday the same firm will sell houses NOS ~ anu
sos Thirty fourth ST. feet east OF SecOndaye size O
6x55ii Also, Nos IL and 20 Platts, f0uIstory anu
cellar brick building
A. j. Blocker Son Co. viii sell on Tuesday valna-
BILE plot Of Of land located at lshp, SUFFOLK
County, a. miles from NewI0rk.
Adrian H. Muller will sell Tuesday the lot OF lana
aud brick buildings known No. ll6 B0wery; SIZE OF
lot. 25X100. James NJ. Miller win sell on the same gay
Of lot 25X5O.
Messrs +. II. Ludlow & Co. viii sell Thursday the
real estate belonging 10 the estate OF the late A. j. Up
RANT consisting stores No % Nassaust No II PINE
ST. and No l3 Lberys ST. all of which valuable Tor
business purposes Also about i0i Of land in Bane
formerly Piue) Township Monroe Co.. Penn. The same
firm will sell the time the lot and store known az
No. 81 Maidenane; size OF lot Isl 'front.' 2l rear, by
e6.5 feet depth east side and IS feet west side.
stanley Day has sold the property known as No. li9
Bowery east side, between Grand and BrO0nests four
story and basement brick Il by II feet, lot Is by 49,
price $500 subject 10 lease expiring May j. 1871, AT
1900 per annum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
STATEN ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS.

The Staten Island Improvement Commission
met on Saturday. st the banking house OF Duncan q
Sherman in Na.ss,u-St, Erastus Brooks presiding The
following resolution presented, discussed, and
finally laid over till next meeting:
IG, the opinion 81 this Committee t rot advisable 20
is.-s the 81 Richmond County the towns said
eo1utv purpose Carrying ~ The Improvements
IBIS Committee Hu be 10 pay lr the land 10 be taken of The
tunply Of water
me committed appointed to draft bill TO he intro
duced in the Legislature presented report, Of which
thc following H. d summary:
f: Board i've tonHs0ntrs one IRON each town o. TIE
bill whom shall President
TrraVurrr who shall have elect clerk.
o Board NIL
whole subject Of dnsgr and
q. .kes d The center Of Tie lslaud
The !urs Of the Board win b Fsncsv
Bepate, he plans submitted By tie Bgsri Of EIpers which have
The
general sw Lands sBd highways belonging Rail
Cu1i,-ul-s- Prposd he given The Commission.
charge ~ I've routes,
iagi ToenvAe New Brighton
Norh8-d SeVBnghou Poht; third. the
pert Sbied 10 Ne~ Brighton Ponti with fourth open
par ~; long eth shore road - len
~ Borhssr e Southtd rvad north
Eh Of III Great Kills thea via IoenFie aBi TO The present
Acr'h Sho- k0sd
Tf Ief future
tom author t che das 81 the COMMISSIONS being manly confined
tLt dIa.n-ge Of the l-ud.
foF these general Improvements proposed bin
ding The yhoe ud sasl property Nhc
iusto1s ic l - Boards Of Supervisors bonds
gs limited and proper r-Spons ty,
huas f iupfl ln purncut Beads besag1 per
selceralic hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
4 NTE1lETUG BLOTN UP.

4 BOILER EXPLOSION N THE HARBOR-oNE MAN
KILLED AND SIN WOUNDED.
While the tugbOat Phoenix was towing in
the ship Hudson from London, just outside the bar at
SANDY Hook. at Saturday the boiler Of the tug
exploded with terrific force. The hull was completely
shattered and sank within few minutes The fireman.
Henry McDernott, thrown into the air, fell among
mass Of floating ice and was drowned The rest Of the
crew were also thrown up but fell back upon the wreck
They rescued by the boats from the liud
son and taken the tug Baxter which to their re-
lief and conveyed them 10 the city one Of the boats Of
the Hudson went to the steamer Ocean Queen, which
was passing aud brought back a surgeon who dressed
the wounds Of the when they taken to the
Syameus Retreat go staten Island they refused ad
taDce by those in charge. The following is the cap
Ny maine is Patrick Monks; live at No washing
tous am the captain of the toE-hoat Phoenix Of New
Work al the time OF the explosion outside OF sandy
Hook bar with my ms having the London packet Hud
in tow 10 NevYorb; this about q O'Clock; vas
standing the plot-hOuse at the time ali Of sudden
pitched up into the cir and became unconscious;
when recovered thought the pilot-hOuse had been
blown overheard and under IT, so scrambled to get on
top and found that the pOt-hOuse had overturned
Noary was the engineer he got badly scalded about me
face and ewes, and complains OF ptlnE IN iee ~
tie time; me boiler was new 9neNH4y Neane ,, q
Leary Of Philadelphia two years o9 we aSa t ~ X
head Of steam on ana Idd Chy -td le tne ooa' " -
minutes The ship Hudson lowered boat and T0Wed 70
ouT assistance man who was beside me IN the pllot
house, named iuip ryan Scrtm9ieu up Viz SUI hard
me and his head hurt We had seven men on DOdru
when the explosion occurred NtFtIdi HO'-"'"iNt
lr,ats and vaWl, came alongside six were rescued as
follows: Capt Monks, leg broken and face bruised
Henry Nearv engineer. scalded about the head ana h-
iurcd internally. Philip Ryan, wheesman, head hadIy
cut Aymes Neary. fireman, badly injured; got aboard
Hudson ANDY -, deck hand, badly injured on head
AID ribs BENJAMIN C0nagu cook, two legs broken ana
law smashed. One man j. missing, Jimmy McDerm0tt
4 allied Jimmy Ducks; belonging 20 staten Island: lie
WIS fireman board, and has wife and seven children
ri home Captain Heune>sey Of he schooner sailing 10y
al the time say. ne saw man, blown up IN the ar ia
IN the water This must have been McDernott who was
in the freroom. The lPhGnI one OF the best tow
N-.r1 -Trkl ain
Tie explosion. There plenty Of water IN the boiler
The cook aud the deck hand went 10 Bellevue Hospital
TUe Others went home. owned quarter OF the vessel
aud the engineer oue-cighth. MI. Chapman owns an
eighth; Mr.. Van HOultOu, a widow owns 0ne-hat III
rs cost u 1000 There j. insurance. The surgeon
q the ocean Queen came up the bay with us on the
tug Edward Baxter Captain smith, and dressed ouI lnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-30
steamship Ocean opcsp Ceuper A.pnxsn Jan 49, Treasure. n.

rs,esmp Ocean Qucen Cozne Asnwsn Jan 49, treasure ns
ship Trnoun,sin william Gssgov Grc~nOeh Dec md-s
ship Agra London Miller An'riaIn Dee y via Falmouth Dee 10
ship Castle opIivepool Feiedy London Dee H. md.e
Ship Viola Of Glasgow Slater Iverioo, "a days, mdse-
ship Washington Booth Of Bait more 6und Rotterdam Dee and
Brovers haven Dec 4. mdse
SHIP Colonel Adams ThomAston Morse CasO Sept H. via HaHp
RoaGs Jan. is,
Barb Piar lohaHncscu Jghorn g. DAYS marble rags &c
lsrk Louis Nrke. Bremen. A. days udse.
Bark Orion Yarmouth = 8. Smith Br,O Eug Dee H. railroad
iron 10 order.
Bark San Sebastian Isyda Havana 20 DAYS, In ballast
Rg Nsna Grow en- Hs'fss, v. s.. Zsfa. q day sugar
Brig River Queen Londonderry, s. COam Bahia Dee 'ugar
roferoul, Ac
Prg Pcrcycuce Power Lamb, reruamsuco Is day sugar
wlND-sunsei. lght n T.; cloudy
SAILED.
Stesmsps-neutclud for Bemeu CITY Of Mr's Vera CruI
Washington and
Jcuto Huntsville FOR Sysrnh Manhattan Charleston; Wysu
oke snd George Upton. f,r Norfolk
SPOKEN
Jan 10 BY ship Washington lat, &C. bari DINER from Mont
Ju at 80 Sar6 lon. West bark srsrt c7 DAY. rom
Bakers leland, fer Nes-Icldon.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0yroN Jan @Auyel steamship Aries from Philadelphia Nep
time. fuH Ne -lors; bark Java. from Nufiusm
BosToN. Jan 2iAuived steamship Blackstone Baltimore
rss Henri Eieuer om Palermo Pe'o Rio Grsnd bHes Alberto
Newcastle fuk., Ser7entuo from Palermo
ARRIVED Sunday, Jan. -.
Steamship Virgo Backey. Savsunsh mdse. ami pass
Steamship Main Won Otreniorg Bremen jan "a mis snd
Steamship lIosata, Meier. Curhsven, Jan Is mise and
Steamship sssipp. Henry. NevOresns in and
Steamship Acihue.. Rector New Beiiori. m,se AID
Steamship Oulro, Townsend Boston Jar. 25 IN ballast
Brg Auuc 1cDoaal ST Johns n F. IS DAYS f,h and PISS.
Schr Spectator Il8iI Cassidy san Bias Dec 81
BELOW.
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