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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-15
. Ill S II OUSE

This elegantly appointed HOUSE, which was
temporarily closedi during the prevail. nee Of the
fever, has now been reopehed aftef; wing un.'
dergone many important improvements with o
view 70 the incre,sei comfort Of the griests. 55
Mr.. D. G. BURNETT Proprietor OF the Ottawa
House; Montreal, Canada, WILL iu connection,
with Mr.. PARKER, conduct the MILLS HOUSE in
style secopdto thai. OF no Hotel IN the country.
uoyl5Elmos M ~ o 6sr, 70 aaf cfe5.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-15
g'rano 19ri's Distribut;pr.

Incorporated by Act OF Assembly, 1870. Approved
March Sth, 1871.
SECOND GRAND SINGLE NUMBER RAFFLE AND
Distribution OF AWARDS.
Awards or United States Gold Bonds, Diamonds,
Gold Watches, JeweIfy. &C., for thetlsenentiof the
Free School Fund, VIII take place on - u
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1871,
At No. ll7 Meeting street, Charleston, 5. o., at
O'Clock, p. H., In public. Jg
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YOUNG &RISING GENERATION

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-15
rcorrespondencs of the New York TImes.l

The moon was still visible through The INST
and the dawn slowly approaching when the
condemned descended from the wagons in
charge of the gendarmes. All marched boldly
to the three posts before them-some twenty
five yards apart-and about thirty PAGES in
front of which were the three firing parties.
Rossel was shot by detachment OF the engi-
gineers, 10 which corIs he belonged, and The
other two by detachments Of two regiments Of
the line, the firing party being commanded by
sub lleutenants, an adjulant giving the signal
with his sword. AS he took his place against
the post Rosse asked leave to command the
fire, but This being refused him, he asked 1t he
could take the Eand Of Cololel Merlin, ihe
president Of the court, to assure him there was
no ill-feeling He was told that Colonel Mer-
lin was not present at the moment, and that to
walt for him would be TO prolong the misery OF
the Others Rossel said no more, but stood
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

The demand was fair, but operations
were restricted BIZ the light supply and
stringent pretensions Of factors, aud the
market exhibited much less animation
than yesterday. A style between striot
good ordinary and low mid ling sold at lac.
and one very desirable list at f4asc
The Exchange reports market very
firm with an upward tendency IT'S quotae
lions ehoW IN advance Of &c on ordinary
and We on good ordinary
COTTON srx1EmRNr.
EXIT s. .| hssa ssatsRsss sa's; sesss
zsiss Fs7ls 'i 3 q ISL sssess
81. 3stsl: s. !. {. - S.. ]. i. l,sas7ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

NEW Notwithstanding st Louis-leG l1bls -four
3a bales cotton loa ties soap stock 10 bags wool $40
ska oilcake 403 hides 46 pkgs mdse
CRoNSFADT-Bark Mary Ann-749 bales cotton
Is 500 cigars
QUEENSTOWN Bark Shefaeld- 1653 bales cotton
1900 slaves W
cETTE-Bark Pasquaie Ajello- "a $50 bush corn
In bulk
BARGELONA-Bark Magdalena--555 bales cotton
BARCEI0NA-Bark Eumancin- SIS baiee cotton
AMSTERDAAf-Bark Stoifurst Consfantm- 1853
bales cotton 1923 slaves
ST LOUIS Steamer u wicks -12o< his sugar
and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
(seneraf shezusen,s Aversion e. Csvfa


Il is probable that the one american Who
docs not desire 70 BIZ = presidential candid
ate is tho distinguished military comman
der whose claims the Herald has begun to
advocate with such frantic enersy We
can not at this tiina, tell xllI the reasons
which lead to the opinion that he would
object to D nomination, but If the Herald
y very anxious to learn them, It should
send leportef to interview him On the
subject. The reporter sent on this work
should l1e very sharp and plucky man,
prepared for all emergencies. II he can
cope vita General Sherman Ia Wis 81 mus
cle. he will make hi11self famous.
The Acr1d ehould undertake this bust
ness before blishing any more articles IN
favor Of Geneyal ShernaIi'e nomination. It
might tins save itself 3 great deal Of trou-
bic and identification. q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.

ST MARTTNSvIILE-- Cherokee-67 bbls
molasses % bales cotton SKIS seel cotton 276 hhs
sugar half-bbls molaases aud sandries
BAYOU DIES GLAIZE-Steam Peerlees--l3 80
bales cotton 1852 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
0UACHlTA RIVER--Steamer Maydowex-744 bales
cotton and suntlfies
LOeKPORT-st Steamer Tahlequah-25 axis seed
cotton bale cotton rs hhds sugar 8 bble molasses
and sundries s. 8
SHREVEPORT Steamer John Moore-- 1906
bales cotton and sunxlrjes
LOWER CoAsT-Stcainer Bannock tsty-Sun-
dries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Southw estern-lo60
bales cotton IS head cattle and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.. ~
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
KRN RAILROAD, May l2-3l9 bales cotton and
sundry produce 81 ~ :
M0H6ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May l2-15 bales cotton II axis seed cotton 3 bhIs
moasses sc head cattle "a half bales and
dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

! Tinted States darsbsI's ssIe, Will bad y
Sc Louis for New Orleans, under colnlalid
/ of her former commandef, William: ~ ION
ADDISON. Mr.. Thorncgan, her purchaser, We
believe had this arrangement Of repzacing
Captain Donaldson 10 command again IN
Passengers for Red river who desire .
/ speedy and comfortable trip on q luxurious
aud perfectly safe steamer, will do well I'd
remember that the independent iron
steamer John I. Moore will leave today ut
5 P. AZ. precisely, for Shreveport and way
points. The Moore for speed proves BY her
record to be the fastest steamer at present
plying to Shreveport She has made tile
flstest time. For safety We mention Ler
guard against accident. For comfort we
can assure travellers that Il better Or more
nxur1ously furnished steamer never entered
the trade. Her officers. Captain William Z.
Boardnan, and Clerk Mr.. Lowd Walden
are courteous and experienced gentl emen,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
ARRIVED YBsFERDAY.

and Galveston. 70 w Field--lst district II
Steamship Liberty Reed, from Baltimore LIST
inst via Hasana, to Witherspoon, Moss &co RI
district
Ship Augusta, Raynes. from Liverpool March i,
Brig John 81 Burns. Wyman, 5 days n'om Vera
Cruz, in ballast, to E cazeres-2d district
French bark Victoria AIaterre, from Bordeaux
March S. to master-2d district
Schooner Etna, Pizzati 8 days from Ruatan leland.
to q Grandentod district T
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., 5 daYs from
utlila, to Macheca-2d district 7
ToWBOATs
Republic. Lombard. from the Passes-Towod down
and to sea, 9Th instant, ship Gettysburx and
barks Robert Boak and Brothers. Brought up
ship Augusta and schooner Lady Woodbury.
Wabash. Melville, from the fPasses-Towed down
and to sea. 10th instant, barks Celeste Clarke
and Emile Irnia- Brought up bark Yictorie,
brig y Buras and sehso Etna
sTEAlIBoATs-
Cherokee. Forgay. from st Martinsyille.
Peerless Broad from Bayou Ies Glaize
Mayfiower, Carleton, from Onachita r1ser
Iahlequah. Dalferes, from Locl<port
John Moore, Eoardman, from Shire veporf.
Baunock CITY. Basset. from Lower Ceast
Louise, Hopkins from Mobile
Southwestern, Jacobs. from Shreveport
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

Nm YozS III jSfton sIsssd
rsd md amber #asfst1 s. So S. Cora
| 40 better at 50 q SO. Sugar easy. Mo-
lasses and rice firm Pork active. Beet
firm Lard 5E,n 6sysl stores enc tallsw
snil s a q ,32d. Grain per stearn 81.
C1NCIkxAT1. May Cotton IN good
demand at full prices; 1nlddling l454c Flour
III light demand, holsie1n firm; family IS 40
a6 60. Wheat in fair demand; red s Az q
81 As. Corn ii g0od demand st full prices;
pork quiet and weak holders asking 417 SO.
Lard: advance asked, but none established;
lie asked, l0asc offered. Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged. Bacon steady. aud ia
moderate demand; shoulders 7c. clear rib
sides Sc, clear sides 915c Hogs dull at IS d
s. 20. Cattlequiet and unchanged. Whisky
dull and dropping at 88c.
ST.. Lou1s, Nay ~ Flour II fair demand;
double extra S. Is 06 40. Wheat: spring
IN active demand; choice Town and Wiscan
sin 81 3e; winter firm; prime red 81 60;
prime t. choice white 81 656i IS. Corn:
law grades duh; mixed, on the track, 49 q
soc; IL sacks 581h % 1bo. Oats in better |
demand; NJ. 2; 53z4 Q 30; mixed. in sacks,
g + 2 5Ss' BlEley quiet choice Iowa 8 Is.
pork sluIl oFder 1ots { is, Dry saltad meats
lower; choice shoulder s 10. Bacon il |
good jolbine and order deun3lid; shoulders
0l0c. Lard dlIll; eiined { Il. I7ogv steady
ct ~ 25sz zSs Cattle r. only d local de-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

A special Ia the New York 1fpsea a =

There promises to Be the usuM likely
competition Il time and rates on through
travel between the seabo1rd and Western
and Son thwestern CITIES. b. the leading
lines. Next week the Baltim0re and Ohio
railroad, which is now putting passengers
From Washington IL Cincinnati u twenty
five hours, and from Baltimoro ii twenty
fesar, Will shorten its time to 8bout twenty
three and half heufs from Washington
and infeId to plaee Western passengers III
Now York, with tho advantage of both
Baltimofeaad philadelphia en- route. on 4
time table which il Will bother other lines
70 compete with "A fill eqtiipment of
Pullman cars now rims on this line, con-
meeting at Bal i1noxe with the Same on the
All Line from Washington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

WiIliam w. Grnham ". steambcuf Belle
TN TIIR UNITED Stairs DISTRICT COURT,
u District Of Louisiana No 970I LIN obeflience 10
admiralty warrant, 10 ms directed ID the above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session
libeled by William w Graham for the causes ret
forthin the libel now pending III the District Court
of the United States.
owners thereof, and all and every person or p6rs
sons having or pretending to beye any right title
District Court Of the United tates for til district
aforesaid to be holden &c the city 81 New 0fleau1
OF before the third Monday 81 Max 1871 10 show
cause if any they have or can why the said steam
boat Belle Idn, her boats etc. should net be COM
demned and be sold agreeably to the prayer q
libelantsL
United States Marshars ofiee. New Orleans TWEEN
& b PACKARD.
myt2 1914 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13
United stntes rs. Certain silks. Cigars,

Tn TIKI UNITED Stairs caReU1T COURT,
District Of Louisiana. No. 967a by virtue Of Il
writ Of venditoni expcnas, tome Directed ia che
above entitled suit will proceed to cell 20 the
highest bidder on SATURDAY. May 10 1871 At
twelve O'clock at the entrance to the Cuet0mh0use
house streets. II this city
pieces 80 yards ailk y pieces printed Cotton.
piece manufactured Cotton u Dozen sets Sleeve
Buttors. 3 dozen. embrgidered HaDtkerohieiS. /
dozen boxes Pins, 6fiezen PoftemopnAifs dozen
Emery Bags, dozen Whips, 4 dozen Powder Boxes
5000 Cigars, more e. less lot Trimsnin61 floee
Shen1Aes, dozen sets flceye BQftoRe lfnlIcal
cotton Hand k6rc1iefs II dozen k{Skhatn Hnfi5fei
chiefs pieces 90 yafd1) - 4 5uSS53 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

TE THE uETTKD sTATEe DlsTBICr sCouRT, D7Gs
y trict OF Louisiana, No. g7z0<-ln obediopce 70 a.
entitled suit, have seized and taken into ny pos
The The steamer crTY on AKRON her tncr,e.ets..
now lfbeled BY Berry Williams. for the causes
set forth IN the libel, NOW pending il the Dis.
trict Court Of the Unitad SGstes.
And do hereby cite and a&HloEish the oWueE
or owners thereof and all and every person On nor
sous having Or pretending to have any right titEe
or interest in to tho same to be and appear ~
District Court Of the United States, for the Dis
trict aforesaid, to be holden ct the city Of NeW
Orleans, or before the third Monday nom the
can, why the said steamer should not be cexi~
demned and sold agreesby 70 the prayer q
nbelnnfs. sR @tt u 8
United States Masshal's ofnoe, New Orleans,
tenth day Of May, 1911
s. B. PACKARD.
uy11 1525 United Hfates MarsAak
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-13

s7.RAM BBfW8ljI n \ I'D NV 0H1.zx3s<
i - eo1l 'r<>1 An HAVANA.
ss.sA dsl.|l. Ill Sill ls.9l.ss
follows: S
Dt6aine1 HON 8fti 81 n 1esx f3r1ssne 5.
k k sssssss1 q! 81 4 e, e! s;z
Touching bofh wsss i s6oii6zs| lo6 az<l aavan
r reeeiye 40 lepd - aenaeI ~ 5.sieht
REzGEa <]f IS al q s.
From Brsnnn * so1t! fEoa - HAVANA q xew
s sassss sss's y Y e.; ss's
Prona sex osse1s .ps y seataanpson.
Havze - azuelass Al As
4Insr oABzx 8. y 81. 4 !. s. e1so cod
H.. - Colo
s7EEzAoz .ss I. 4 IS cansne5
These steeneza hsvs ~ lI'ia.
Fassese tickets tS1n nz61nen a 7c1th eanptcn 70
H>sanaer 3Jq< (Dal&6Hs lassssd = nodersiensd
Is P.ss.ss asls4 "a zps1 Ii<isnlazs a.
IS u srosx, 4 II s ~. zarus.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The Republican Prelimin n rIes L,s, Ev.p,nu
The republican primaries to elect three delegates
from each ward and county town OF Brooklyn were
held last night The delegates chosen viii meet in
Assembly Convention today, and will elect dele.
gates from each OF the nine districts OF Kings connv
to attend the State Convention 10 be held at syra.
cuse on the 9th Instant Wednesday next. The
struggle. was for ascendancy between Bliss and
CampDeu against Jourdan and Tracy. The latter
are Grant men, while the former are strong
fenton. Greeley men. The delegates elected
10 me state Convention will have the
appointment OF two members of tho
state Central Commttee-one from each
congressional district-for the ensuing year and it
remains 10 be seen whether the Grant or Fenton
faction Is the strongest In Kings county. The indI.
cations at republican headquarters last evening
were OF a Character conducive OF the opinion that
the Fenton party we're successful In the contest.
The following IL an exhibit OF the political com.
pexlon OF the several districts, as estimated by the
chiefs OF the party at q late hour last night
Assembly DtsrtctS-First, Bliss: Second, Tracy.
Intd, Bliss; Fourth, Tracy; Fitn Bliss; sixth,
eeguaily DIVIDED; seventh, equally divided; Eighth,
Bliss; Ninth Bliss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22

Steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Havana Atlantic Mail
steamship CO. ,, ,. $500.
steamship Manhattan. Woodruff ch1reston-H Morgan
Co. - o.. :. - AZ ~.
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fana, Doans, Phiadephia-Lorilard s'eam'
ship Co,
Steamship p,rigo johnson. Portand-J Ames
Steamship Nereus, 8earse. Boson-H + Dlmock
Ship Florence, Houston, London-E Morcan's Sons.
Bark Limerick Lass, Heaton, Liverpool-H al U
Brookman.
-Wendt Tetena x Bockmann.
Bark Canada (Brb Smith, Dunkirk-H DeWof co.
Bark A,alanta lNG), Hogeman, Bremen via Philadelphia
Bark John Grinn, " cstberg, Havana-J Ward 4 Co.
Bark Ducmer (Brl, May, Elzabethport-G II Brewer.
Brig Rio Vonga (Port), Pereira, Lisbon-Hagemeyer q
Brig Curacao (Dutch), Lockhsrt Curacoa-Jos Foukes
Brig Matano, Jarvis, Humacoa, PR-Mler Houghton.
Brig Marine Reed, Cienfuegos-Mlller Houghton.
Brig Iris (Br) Buckard, st Johns, NF Nevius Sons
Brig Annie Collins (Br) Cochran, Windsor, NS-Crandal'
Berteaux X Co.
Schr A Heaton, Rogers, Rotterdam-Funch, Edye h Co.
Schr Annie Burr, Wheeler, Dunkirk-H DeWolf Co.
Schr Ella Howell, Dillon, st John, NIB Van Sicklen.
Schr Minnie, Hudson, IndianOa.
Scbr Gem, Doane, Galveston--Snow Burgess.
Schr VIM Conners Toole, Savannah-Evans, Rail- Co.
Schr w Brown, Wcks Charleston.
Steamer Vesper DAVIS Wilmington, Dei--A Abbott
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia
Steamer Monitor, Jones, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer @ Comstock Drake Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
Oflcers OF the FIas.bip Wsb,.h.

NAsulNOioN, sept Il, 1871.
The following is a list Of the officers OF the
Wabash now preparing for sea at Boston as the
nagship of the European fleet; they are ordered to
report on the 9th OF Octoper:-
Captain X. w. Shufeldt, commanding captain;
william g. Temple, chief OF stan; Lieutenant Com.
manaert Thomas J. swami; Executive, g. W. hay
aiv' oharles McGregor, u. II. McCalla and O. +.
- MIoe; Lleutenants X. g. Hooker ana Franklin
haniofui Masters, l. O. Logan, w. X. keeder, X. I.
Jasper ana n w. J. Barnette; Enslgns, 5. q. Paine,
rice! rice. surgeon; ~ > Hippen; Passed Assistant Sur.
Ecoh "; r. WlDsiow; Assistant Surgeon, M. 5.
huth fIeet fSymaBier, James Fulton: Fleet EnQi-
n s, =. H. LO1ng FIRST Assistant Engineers, d. p
mccartney ana T. N. Jones; Second Assistant Engl.
mldshpnen, 2. n. Geutch, Chauncey Thomas e.
w, Bartlett =. T. Qnaltrough, T. c. Wood, a. /.
Seuen, A. I. Baker and J. IT, Edison; Boatswotn
Charles Miller; Gnnner, Charles w Homer: Carnen
Ny, X A. Williams; Saimaker, Francis Boon
me resignation OF Lieutenant Commander Mars.
her 20 next ~~' 'eNcHi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
gg2s STOLEN VOUCHERS OF 1870.

Resolutions Respecting the Missing Papers
Conpslly's Reticence on the Subject.
A HERALD reporter yesterday attempted to
athom the depths OF the mystery which seems 70
surround the loss Of the $3,O0o,Ooo in vouchers
which Connolly blames the dead Watson for and to
that end made pumping tour among the poliii-
clans. He came across one OF the most prominent
men in the dominant party late in the evening" and
the following conversation ensued:-
$50 there Is STIR about that discovery OF the
s., eoo, 900 in vouchers having been got rid or"
Yes; but what OF III
for the authorities
''You DO ehP Well let me tell Won thing or
two In the first place. Tell yoa on my honor:
Tweed, Hail and sweeny knew about those vouch-
ers being taken away at the Tune that they were"
"No' am not: and I,n show you that 1t is ser-
ous thing. You remember when the suggestion
was made that the Chamber of Commerce should
IN the city accounlsS"
al do, OF course"
'Wel SIR that was the first time Sweeny, Tweed
or Connolly knew anything about the matter"
"Let me explain. When the suggestion was
made Mr.. Connolly stated that he was not afraid OF
an investigation but for one thing and that was
ing S3,0O0,0O0 had been taken out OF his oilce and
were destroyed.n
"What was the upshot OF this2"
THAT was the first grand row between Connolly
and the other three members Of what you call the
Ring. They had never known anything about the
missing vouchers before, and they ioresaw at once
what
TERRIBLE FIX
the discovery would place the Finance Department
in.n
IFS this reliable ~
"a will pledge my word OF honor on the statement,
and Connolly dare not without perluring himself,
take his oath to 1t that anybody living but he and
Storrs alone knew anything about the taking away
OF the vouchers before that Chamber OF Commerce
investigation suggeston.n
What about his son 20
'His son he talks so valianty about-why, ask
anybody VINO has mad any dealings with the Comp
oilers Office who had the most to say in that ONCE
OUTSIDE OF Dick himself, and he'll tell you the boy.
The Ecening Post got the thing correct, and
CONNOLLY KNOWS 1T.
why, that SOMA mere yOuth-entered that ONCE
with no property OF his own, ana he mad been there
but few months when he buys house on Park
avenue for 81. O00 Where did he get the money 9''
But he's gone to Europe and can't defend him.
SELF"
Yes and he'll stav there good WHILE III wager.
he won't be coming back In hurry tell you that
So, 00O, 600 discovery was
TERRIBLE BLOW TO CONNOLLY"
"But he charges that Tweed Sweeny and Hall
knew all about the abstracilOn2n
"Ile knows better. Let the committee call upon
Hail. Sweeny and Tweed to testify what they know
about the matter. They can tell the whole story,
think, If they want 20, and the story may lead to
spicy Developments"
This ended the conversation the reporter having
got as full Information as he desired. 1t may be
stated that the prominent politician Is a reliable
party, who Is ready TO stand by what he says
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-22
Marine Disasters.

oh Bn 10 hh n. ~ at rhadepsia from
er damage. 'u ~ o'H
BARK QUEEN OF SCOTS (Br Smith, from Shields for New
YORK, put INTO Queenstown 18th inst eaky.
BRIG WARRIOR (Br), before reported wrecked of St Kits
York. The hull together with the cargo, for $7o5
beors Sa% BsanY Sm Georgetown DC for
| rived at Boston Goth. ' ~ "a ~ al
bf Sed4s reS1.s New York cr
resume her voyage, having repaired. ~ "
scHR BUREoUeHs, Lowden, from Middesborough
Aug ~ TOT New YORK, has put into Ardrossan leaky.
soHR ANNIE MOORE, Phillips, from Richmond bound 10
New YORK. put into Norfolk 18th inst dismased.
po s0nH pmIEsEn Post from Georgetown Dc
sTEAMEn THoMAs KnEY-Captan Lane of tho s,eam
boat Nelly White reports the Key
ashore on Smiths Ledge n0e IN her 00''0m' having
maIraS Sept s H. recent gales to
orss and three schrs put In here last night
The following vessels have been withdrawn from Pro.
sn2 o1ss 10. S
nS the 1rg Bige9w and schrs Mon'ezuma and Walter
Foreign Ports.
ANoY July 9o-saled, bark Ardentiuny (Br), Carg New
d Be- B for SDs S sSs S.E Grs
ssT Em nnaa b. ror..
SEPT qs2.a RIVE p Steamship sGfon
fol BS Ss WI Aug In port bank Duveaud ,Br Graves,
GsF' 2ssn F q s.a ss
s4ss s' CHM Mo- 20 ss ass n.
Don Jaen,O croson for do do orieniae a
cs;s down til. river bark
Sailed from saugor li,h ship Geraldine Paget tB, Duke
nos s.iy5 SsSss. New o'' Dus
2s,h. Geo Holt eBrj, valencia. ~ N'""Ap''
mag: ss'sa '' mp Sir 1.ane.lo cp Ed
5 ss d. 5ms s & s. sic T Ss.
HSss KSss July AEysa 'pp SAEls: MOTT Saigon
load for Ney York or Boston; Sir HsveIock lBr), Ed
In port Aug H. bark Brunette Br Webb, for New York
aG sl s r.a and Ro,
WOOD S s.s SI Ssy YORK
ner New York 2ls steamship Nova scotian, Richardson.
sailed 18th, brig Lavins tBr,, Douglass trom New York;.
eon New o:s ssp & ..am ss CIV %ssSn.on
Jones New York Manhattan, Price, and Batavia, MoslAnd,
MoymLE Sep. 2l-Arrived steamship India, munro, New
rfssssess Sept n So h r.' a. Gutter
from Ssw YORK for San S ss
sS s IN siss Ss ~ ;S
ss
hume, and Senorts, Young disg.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 2i-Arrved, steamships Deutsch.
land Neynabe and Frankfurt Barre, New York for Bre
(and both proceeded
snANenxS Aug lin port bark Willy Rictmers tSG)
for New York ldE
ST kits, Sept IL port brig Grace Kelley (Br) Kelley,
from New York via Anpsna, 10 load for New York.
ST Pierre Mart Avg 80 Arrived, brig Somerset (B Nc.
Sailed Aug 49, brig Lane, shute, Bonaire both, bark
Stella (Br), Saunders, Balpmore sept brig Thos Camp
bell (Br Lewis, New York.
In por Sept bark Ja, Weiss, Hammond for New York,
sail 9th; briggs Orbit, Mash, Tor New York. sail Both
Black swan Wln,lade from Georgetown, Sc arrived 20;
rhrsM Ma
Nellie Owens from do. arrived Cd Apollo Br), Paddock,
and Coquette Obj, Garner, for Bal,more Sanders,
sT JomS Nh, Sept l5Arrved scbr Grea, str,nger New
York.
Cleared I5tb schr Lizzie Irwin (Br) Thompson, New
York.
American Ports.
BOSTON acrt 20-Arrived, brig Aurora (Br) Fadcr Man
vanilla mot Narseies); schs Vashu sharp, Sharp, Alex
apdfa, Va Samuel Hart, Holbrook. oeorgo0wD DC, il
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hep"oiican Delegates to the State Convention.
PouGHEEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept 81, 1871.
The following are the republican delegates TO the
state convention from the First district OF Dutchess
Gounty'-yehn b. butcher, Joseph Rowland, Sias @.
the Judicial Convention from the First disiriet ~
Dutchess county are:-Jonn II. ketcham, r. Wal.
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Return Of the TaIlapoo.. to philnde,,n,,

- THILAUhLPHIA, "a, SEPT, II lb7I,
~. united states steamer Tallapoosa, Comman-
Der McIitchie. arrived at the Navy Yard pn Ton1'
Neshng,on from Portsmouth, ~ H., whittier sh %
csnea Hon A. @. Caitsll and family and The amt
nee o. some 81 ne officers Of the navy in con.
melton WIN her regular duty Of ireig6rlng naval