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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27
CHICAGO RELIEF SOCIETY
Articles most Heeded-Eints to those who
Desire to Contribute.

CHICAGO. October 26.-Tbe ChicsSo re-
lief and aid society sre having numerous
inquiries as to what is most needed by the
sufferers in Chicago at present. Many of
the letters say thst persons are desirous
of contributing articles that cannot send
money. In reference to all such proposed
contributions the society wish to say that
nothing Ia so much needed now as beans.
potatoes sud onions. They are advised
by their sanitary committee that they
must have these articles IL thew expect to
escspe sickness. They are informed thst
m any farmers from all sections would be
glad 10 contribute these articles to them.
They asked sll persons who can to ship
either onions, beans or potatoes to the
society. By a little cooperation car loads
can be made MP at the different places of
shipment. The society are s,so IN want of
straw beds, of the usual size for two per-
sons, and friends in the country are re-
quested to furnish sll they can. Ticking
should be OF strong mateFisl, and dlled
with clean straw They are feed ng and
caring for over forty thousand people at
the present time. They have a very small
stock Of vegetables on band, and but lit
tie covering.
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SCOTT AND M'GHEE.
The Appeals 1Ove-Leiter" to the Bond
helders' Ring High Taxss at
Discount.
Special to the APPEAL ]

Special to the APPEAL1
NASHVILLE, October 25.-The article in
the APPEAL of Wednesday created con-
siderable sensation here, and has been the
topic Of discussion not only in the Gem
ersl Assembly, but on the streets.
McGhee called attention to it in the
House, referring to it as love-letter." 1"
The Senate is un snimous for low taxes.
The Radicals will, OF course, oppose re-
duction, and some will strsddle the fence
AteW members express dlsspprovsl, but in
the House and Senate there will be two
third msjority in favor OF low taxation,
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cu'ors with the costs in certain cssey,
Passed.
To protect property holders from depre-
dations of stock. Rejected.
Making rape capital ofIense, to amend
By making Il discretionary with the
jury TO commute the sentence
to imprisonment for life or a
period not less than ten yesrs in the peni-
tentiary. Passed; ayes "a. noes g.
Mr.. Buiord moved to reconsider the
vote, so that he might offer an amend
ment striking out capital Punishment as
the festurs Of the bill. The house refused
to reconsider.
Several House and Senate bills were
advanced a stage.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.

Special to the APPEAL
NASHVILLE, October 28.-Speaker Rich
srdson presented petition from citizens
of Rutherford, protesting against their
proposed detachment from that county
and attachment to Williamson. Referred.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Speaker Rlchardson-To change the
time Of holding the criminal court In
Rutherford county.
By Mr.. Lerch-To amend the law au-
thoripg counties and towns to impose
taxes for county and corporation pur-
poses.
By Mr.. Lumpkin-A resolution appoint,
ing joint committee 10 revise the tax
laws. Adopted under q suspension Of the
rules, and Msssrs. Lumpkin, Trousdsie
and McGsughery appointed committee on
the part OF the House.
By Mr.. Psrker-To establish the six
teenth judicial circuit.
By Mr.. Tslley-Providing that commits
sioners Of the poor shall hold office for
three years instead Of one.
By Mr.. Wslters-To amend an act su-
thoriEing the chsncery court to grant let.
ters Of Incorporation.
By Mr.. Allis.on, of Willimson-To en-
courage manufactures in the State by ex-
emptlng new manufactures from taxation
for five years.
By Mr.. Lumpkin-To provide for the
revision Of the statutes of the State.
By Mr. Lswis-To amend section s27l Of
the code and sct in reference to the bonds
in attachment Gases.
By Mr.. Thomss-To provide for addi-
ticnal notary publios In the fourteenth
civil district In Hamilton county.
By Mr.. Psrker-To amend tbs criminal
laws in reference to the preservation of
peace and preventing homicide.
BY Mr.. Harris-A resolution referring
TO the several parts OF the governors mes
sage to appropriate committees. Adopted.
By Mr.. HlnRle-To amend the new laws
by substituting twenty cents instead of
sixty cents as the basis Of taxation.
By Br. Lumpkin-A resolution re-
luesting our congressman TO urge the
ofthe national banking lawr,
Laid over.
senste bill repssling the act tor tbs sp. |
continent Of special judges in certain
,ases was rejected.
House bill on third reading, for the col |
ection Of the fees Of the attorney
general was passed.
The bill to prohibit debtors to the
'ounty academies from holding once as
rustees of said academies was passed.
The bill TO oollect the revenue In the |
lands Of the collectors Of revenue was
,assed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House bill on third reading, to smend |
he vsgrant laws by providing penalties
Or gaming. Rejected.
TO give courts the power - tax prose-
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THE BALs-EAGLE Gagged.
The Hero Of caIf-KiIIer Killed Off-Stokes
In the Hands of the PolIce.
A Loyal Nan Arrested for Stealing the
Trifiing Sum Of $4,000.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 26.-Ex-
Congressman William B. Stokes, super
visor OF internal revenue for Tennessee,
was arrested here to-day on his arrival,
charged with defrsudiug the government
70 the smount of $4,000 on being ar
raigned before Commissioner johnson, he
waived examination and gave bail for
$l5,0 900.
II is said that Victor J. Powell, clerk
In the second auditors Office, is concerned
in the same transaction.
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LOUISVILLE, octobsr 26 ---Seyering j.
DAILY, = private soldier at Taylor barracks,
In this city. shot. with Springfield rife,
and instantly killed J. T. Williams, an
other private. williams had been too In.
innate with Dsiy's wife DAILY, having
been drinking, shot him without warning,
through the head, exclsininR, "Dis, you
- Of 9 b." DAILY was arrested and
turned over 70 the civil authorities, and IA
now in iail.
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All the papers in Chicsgo, the Times
leading of, fndorse the nomination of Mr.
Medil for mayor in the strongest terms.
There will be little opposition to him.
This is also true Of Mr.. D A Gage, candi-
date for city treasurer, and Mr.. Jameson,
for judge OF the superior court. The bal
encs of the ticket is SUBJECT TO a revision
and amendment. There Is an opposition.
organic 'ng against tho union movement
but none TO the gentlemen named above.
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KANSAS EnTrORs ONu

HARRISON, KANSAS, October 26.-The
Kansas editorial excursion party srrived
here en- route to Fort Gibson o-dsy, and
have been Hospitality entertained by the
citizens. They have received much atten-
tion. At Humboldt banquet was given
them. At which Governor Hawley, Sena-
tor Caldwell and other stinguished gen.
tlemen spoke.
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THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR
A Grand Suceess-Triumph Of the St
Louis Piano Manufacturing
Company.

Special to the APPEAL.l
NJ AEON, GEORGIA, October 26.-The
state fair is grand success and is largely
attended.
The SC. Louis Piano Manufacturing
company were to-day awarded the grand
gold medal, competing against all max
ers; also the silver medal for the best
Southern-msde piano.
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DEATH OF HONORABLE THOMAS
EWING.

CINCINNATI, October 26-The death of
Honorable Thomas Ewing, senstor. who
died ct Lancaster, Ohio, at O'Clock, yes
terday afternoon, and which wss an
nounced In the United States district
court In the evening, occssioned the ad-
journinr of the court by Judge Swing.
Il is ex xpected that number Of the mem
bers OF the bar OF this city will attend bis
funeral, which occurs at lancaster Sstur-
day ct IL O'Clock.
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TELEeRAPHlc SUMMARY


LKAvRNwoRTH, Ks. Oc'oter 26.-The
Kansas Academy of Science met here to.
day. There wss large attendance from
Kansas snd the sdjoining States. Sessions
will continue during the week.
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TIFE ROsENREIG.RaHLsRY CAsR.

weig- Bowlsby case drew large crowd to
the court room to-day. The trunk in
which the deceased, Bowlsby, was found
was produced in court. The accused
looked pale. The testimony oorroborstsd
the main facts ELECTED before the ooro-
ner's Jury at the time Of the tragedy. All
the evidence had not been concluded to-
day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

The bricklsyers ard masons of CHICAGO
are eDdesvoring to form an Organization,
in which each shall pledge himself to work
at ordinary day wages for the purpose of
rebuilding the city. They also wish that
each should work under supervision Of an
srchiLect, and not for contractors, as the
latter charge exorbitant prices for work,
and say that the masons compel them to
dORO.
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FBIGHTPUL COLLIERY ExPLOsIoN.

LONDON. October l6.-Another friRhtful
collisry explosion took place this after
noon In the Seabam mine near Newcastle.
Thirty-thres men were in the pit ct the
cued. There are scarcely any hopes of
saving q single life. The families of the
victims, with q large number OF people,
gathered around the mouth Of the pit.
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The Bristol News says 1t has authoritv
for stating that "a controlling intsrapt II,
the East Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia
railroad hss been sold BY Messrs. will
son, Jsques, Jackson, MeGhee. and Rev
nolds," and that the kale gives the con-
troll OF the road 20 the PennHylyania Gem
tral.D
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RAILROAD MATrERa.

COLUMBUS, OHIO October 26-The con-
stltutionslity of the law authorizing Gin
cinnati 10 devote SO, 900 900 toward the
construction Of southern railroads is being
argued In the supreme court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

There were two deaths from yellow fever
in Charleston for the twenty four hours
ending with last night.
Mr.. E o Hall, formerly one of the pro-
prietors of the ct Charles hotel, New Or
leans, died yesterday.
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COTTON PRESS.
4. D. Cheeks Wrought-Irsn Screw PIanta,
tlon esttsa Press.
Patented Dec. ., IsssI August ., ls7o

A 7 NY OLD STAND, I29 LINDEN gT
"A memphis Tennessee. wiz auperintend
and give my entire attention TO the maun-
facture OF this Justly celebrated and most
wonderful labor saving Cotton Press. In rhe
old expel fenced cotton planters, to whom II
has given suoh universal snd pfire satisfac-
uon tnat IT would now be srperfluous In me
70 say more than pledge myself that thia
year the Cheek Cotton Press shall be fuIIy
equal, II not superior, to those sold LAST
year. sofnee II to say, that in baling on thfs
entities, and ; vast amount OF annoyance that
yon have when ballns on any other press, to
say nothing OF the humbug tricks.
be addreassd 10 foRD. PozrnR a Co Mem
phia, Tennessee. Md THEfK-
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NIGHT SCHOOL,
DTo. aOs Tza1<eA street

VIZ z. MITCHELL VIII give instruction
w 70 a night etass, at MIA sehoolroom,
q, at O'Clock SPECIAL attention VIII Be d.
voted 70 arfthmetic ana Its spplicafions u
business life For termg apply ct the sahooI,
room at any hour OF ths day OF night ses-
sion, cc;e
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MASONIC NOTICE,
Ren-Rssidsnt Eatlea

Nen-kesidsn1 H9tiGe.
No. t25, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennessee.-John ID,
Martin snd W. o. Cavsnaugh W. 8arah
Martin - Rodgers and josephine Rodg-
ers: Mary Jane Martin, Lula Martin and
v. NJ johnson,
IT appearing nom afidavlt In this cause
that the defendants, Sarah Marlin, -
Rodgers and Josephine Rodgers, ais wife.
ano her minor children, Mary Jane Martin
and Lula Martin, and thel guardian, V, NJ
Johnson. are non-residents Of the state of
Tennessee and are residents of the State OF
Mississippi:
It IL therefore ordered. by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearances
herein, at the courthouse of the second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the nrst Monday In January, 1871.
aud plead, answer or demur to Complain.
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed az TO them, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that q copy OF this order be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks
IN the Memphis Appeal. This Octooer q, ISTl.
NJ. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Y. BELoHER, Deputy q. and n.
=. W. Frazer, sol, for compi'ts, OF fri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-27

Hon. p. D. Harrison has been sp-
pointed commissioner of railroads and
telC s-sphs for Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
4 Last Notice 10 the Owners Of Properly
Heretofore Sold % the city for she
NOn-psyment Of Taxes.
OFFICE OF CITYTAx CoLLECrnR.
" MENPHus Qetohar IL fgT

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
" MEMPHIS, October 10, ts71-
The twelve months allowed by law for the
redemption Of property sold for the non psy.
ment OF taxes for the fovty-sscond corporate
year, 1888, VIII ex ptre on the Sd day Of No
vembe ls7t-
Will be taken BY the city and recorded In the
once of the Register OF shelby COUNTY. for
sll the property struck on to the city at the
thai date
By direction Of the Mayor. the owners of
property sold In former years and not re-
deemed, may ledeem the same By or be fore
the LIST cay or December, lS7I; after that date
deeds taEen By the city for all property scld
In former years and not redeemed, will also
be recorded, snd action will be INN sdiatelv
brought 20 recover possession Of All the
property for which deecs b We been AIKEN.
FELIX W. RORERTsON,
Qcl fffV Tax Collar4op
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The cornerstone of he Frsnklin mon
ument 20 be erected In Printing House
square, New York, was laid yesterday.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In lSS1
om0fA1

IS. SO, 65, 7S q. Al, 73, 25, 75, is. "a, 2 So.
EV6EIHG Cl.Ass-No. 5I0
IA, 90, IS, 75, II, AZ, %, Is, Is, %, 4, Sc.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes nom
tleO 70 $4,000, paid in money BY J. g
FRANCE, ag't, f51z North Court st. Box IA,
q co. Manacarr 81 I.nnin "a
The New York herald., 1871-03-12

The Emperor tells them the news, winch Is all news
10 tnem As ne has received Geographic dispatches
IN plenty which they have not seen lie has plea
SAINT word Tor each OF his guests In turn. Directly
dinner IL ended he retires to his work room again.
ana studies the longer reports OF battles, OF the
neath OF the troops, their positions, &C. He studies
the maps OF the theatre OF war, measures the dis-
tances, makes the closest observations. compares
the account OF the light with every village, wood or
stream upon the map. Onicers from the places in
dcated are surprised 10 hnd that the Emperor knows
as much about them as themselves. Then the
CHANCELLOR
comes to him, some other trusted friend and they
nave some private conversation. Late In the eyen-
ing his Majesty receives those he has
INVITED TO TEA.
He enterans them with the latest thing In kilograms
and they read the newspapers aloud or turn over
new Illustrated books The Emperor, who Is not
much OF smoker himself invites these visitors 70
smoke and Joins them in q tweed" This tea party
goes on Till about eleven O'clock when his Majesty
breaks up the assembly by taking his departure ana
retiring once more 10 his work room. Here ne
writes more letters before ne goes 10
His attendants perceive by the number they fnd In
the morning that the Emperor has worked late rs
well early. After all this IA good days work for
young man, even the scanty camp bed must be ex-
tremely welcome. Like Longfellows blacksmith,
surely his Majesty has learned nights repOee,n
and think most OF us would be quite ready TO wish
him good night"
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
Marine lliaas asfers.

sHr LooKouT Nugent, from New York for San Francis
before reported at Port Stanley FL IN distress remained
Jan 10 reparing would be ready for IN about month
or six weeks.
SNIP STORM KING Brl Patterson, from New York tFeb
10Y for Mobile ashore Beny Island LIST inst was rs
sisted on by two hshng smacks.
BARK ALEXANDER (Swe). hence for Antwerp which put
Upper Mitde sailed agnn yesterday after having her Dot
tom examined by divers damage was discovered wncn
could prevent her from gong 10 sea-
Back PEKIN (Br, Dakn, from Liverpool for fhiladel.
pha, nt Belfast 25th u eaky and would be compelled
TO discharge her Tor reoairs The Pekin m nearly
vesre rates No and the damage probably caused
BY the heavy gales which prevailed alter sang on the 10th
OF February
BARK AEGoNAur tNG) frsm Liverpool for Phiadelphia,
before reported into Queenstown and eaky was ready
FOR 10Th MT having repaired after more nan
one half her cargo.
BARE GUasE TRUMAN Br), Hail. from Baltimore Feb ~
Tor Aspinwaii with COAL on reel and mad ocen con
demned previous TO h inst The above was reported IN
news columns yesterday a the "Gussie." The q was
built a Saaxvie, Nh In 1856, 4e9 IONS new measure
meni, and hailed from st John, EB.)
BARk ADA tBr Corning from Cardiff for Boston, with
railroad weather and lost spars and
put Yarmouth Ms, 27h to rct struck sunk
which unhung rudder the mouth oil the sound
She towcd into harb0r would soon he ready 10
proceed
New York. reports weather the PASSAGE Jan
~, Bell native of New York. fel from the
ioretopsayard overheard and drowned the Dark run
ming before gale, II was impossible TO save MN.
SouR JOHN, Williams, cleared at Wilmington NC I'd inst
for York, was run by Baltimore steamer on
smhhve damaging her bulwarks slightly in consequence
VI which sbe owed back Wilmington ABOUT 'ne VI
inst for repairs
SonE X BHow Brl, Crook, from Baltimore 'or Wess
Indies. ppt into serioA stb ,.s wah loss oil nanno'
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
THE FOUNDING ASYLUM.
The Theatre. Co..ribu,ius to II, s.nu

The Theatres Contributing TO ITS support.
The theatrical managers have shown commend.
able spirit OF willingness to aid the holy cause OF
charity. Some time since Dan Bryant's troupe gave
special matinee performance at his pretty little
hall In Twenty-third street. which netted quite
handsome sum for the benefit OF she Founding Asy-
iun This noble institution, OF course, at all times
hhds sympathetic hearts and ready TO respond TO
any appeal In aid OF the asylum. Mrs. John McCor-
niack mas taken the matter in hand and made
persons, pei appication TO several OF the theatri-
cal managers 10 ask their assistance and IN
all cases her efforts were crowned with most
gratifying success the drst Of the special perform
ahces taus lnaugurafed VIII take place on Wednes-
day next, at Days Filth Avenue theatre Tive
handsome, sparkling spicy comedy s,Sarsroga',
viii be given, aud although the present is the len
ten season there can possibly be no harm found IN
attending such performance, especially for snch
an object rs the benent OF % home OF mercy and
salvation Tor many. Tickets FOR the special per
formancc WIZ be for sale az the principal drug stores
aud nQstelries
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
FIRE ON hRQAnWAY.

About nine O'Clock last night nre was dis
covered the fourth floor Of the fve story building
No. 5s4 Broadway, occupied by Harris Prayer,
manufacturers Of caps and furs, who sustained q
loss OF $4,000. The first foOr and basement, oc-
cupied by Morrow, Chamberiin co. as sample
ro ON, was damaged 81 500; insured for $1,000. The
second moor, occupied by u. Kohn, manufacturer
OF hats, was damaged 81, 5oo The third door,
by Rest. Fenner Smith Co.. manufacturers o.
cases sustained loss OF $4,000. The 1fth floor, oc-
cupied by Coniccd, jewelry case manufacturer, was
damaged $4,000. The building was owned 10y the
Little estate, ana damaged $4,000. The adjoining
building, occupied as an oyster saloon ny ". ..
wizard, was damaged $500 by water.
The New York herald., 1871-03-12

St, stsnmsn,g city of Antwerp (Br,, Loohead Liverpool
ss,eam.hp Ehen !NGl, Meyer, Bremen oerichs Co.
west-C Mallory Co ' '''''s'' 'A'''''" wa A''
Steamship Mississpp Henry, New orleans-Frederic BA
steamahp Lodona Hovey New Orleans-C H Mallory
sse.mship Geo Cromwell, clapo, New Orisans-H Crom
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina JAS Hand
Steamshp Huntsville, Crowell savannah;-R Lowden:
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. chsrieston-H Morgan
Steamship Fl c,d N,cEerson. Wilmington. Nc-Lorllard
s,samssip wysnoks, Bourne, Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Geo Upton, Roberts, Norfolk City Pon. and
MerrcE : sA' ''A'''' ''''s
Steamship Volunteer JONES' Steam
s,eamship Nsreu., Bearss. Bos.on-H pimock.
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson
Ship Lake Huron cBr>, Gilmore Liverpool Nelson,
Bark Hiawaths tNG) Umnus, Newcastle -TyneFuDch.
Bark Hertha Nor), Arendsen, stockholmFunch. Edye
BARK Mary Rideout tBr Tucker, Gibraltar for orders
Bark Megunticook, Hemmnrway, Cadiz-Mller Hough-
Bark Peter Warwick, McGin Rio Janero- -Pendergast
Bark Amelia Wilson, Watson. Pernambuco and Bahia-0
Brig Armds nssi, Petreluzzi Treste-James Robinson
brig Paauete de Nueva York (Port) Cunha, oporto-Ha
Erneet1ne, Cauiz-Brct,
Brig Susie strout, Hammond, Point Simpson
Clapp.
tow
Brig Maggie Gross (Br), Gross, Ma,anzas-snow Bur.
gess.
Brig Annie Seymour (Br) Cooper, Bermuda--Jones 4
L0ugh
Schr H OAkes, De Arcy, Lockport, NY-P Nevius L
Sons.
schr Favorite (Br>, Jenkins, Yarmouth, Ns-Crandan
Bertaux 4 Co.
schr A E Campbell. Dennmon, Indianoa and Lavaca-
Upper Beattie.
Schr Tenmah Hail. Galveston e NJ stackpoe Co
Schr Eureka, wallace, JacksoDvile-W Raw Co.
schr w Jones, Line. Fernandina-A Abbott
Schr + Baker Davis, Wilmington, nee Powell
kCo.
Schr Nellie Scott, Milan, Boston-Brett Son 4 Co.
Schr Putnam, West, etown-Brett Son CO.
Schr s Smith, Snow, New Bcdford-Ferguson Wood.
Schr Ann Turner, Newry Providence.
Schr Dart, Williams Stamford
Sloop Alchemyst. Williams, Bridgeport-RacKet Bro.
Steamer pierrepont Shropshire Philadelphia.
Steamer Mayfower, Futs Philadelphia
Steamer, Tacony, Nichols Phiadelphia,
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Cuba NG, from Trinidad anchored IN the lower
bay, has been ordered to Falmouth, L.
The New York herald., 1871-03-12
Passed Through He'll Gate.

Steamship FraDcoDia Bragg Portland for New York with
mdse and passengers. to r Ames
Schr Angene Paul, Rockland for New York, with lime.
9Th inst. PM of Captains Island, into by
Wavelet hence for Halifax, carrying bowsprt,
cutwater, foremast and maintopmast.
Schr Sparkling Sea- Falkenburg Salem for New York.
Scnr Senator, Crawford, Boston for New York.
Schr Mary Mead, Thrasher, Taunton for New York.
Schr II Ycumans, -, Providence for New York.
Schr George Hoyt, Crimer Fsrhaven for Virginia.
Schr N Loring Higgins, New Haven for Virginia
Schr Haze, McDone, Greenwich for New York.
Schr Belle, Simpson, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr V Lewis, Jordan, Bridgeport for Philadelphia.
Schr II Wilson, Harvey, Greenport for New York, In
ballast, TO master
Sloop Farmer, shoreman, Greenport for New Yopk.
Steamer United States. -, Fall River for New York.
BOUND EAST
Schr Warford RriHgs Elzabethport for New Haven.
Schr Smith. Snow. hoboken for New Bedford.
Schr q Smith, Phillips, Hoboken for New Haven.
Schr Hero. Kelly, New York fol Salem.
Schr Central America, Williams, New York for Boston
Schr James Polk Buckley, New York for Wesport.
Schr Blackstone Fisher, New York for Providence.
sloop Ida Vail, Norton, New York for Port jefferson.