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very droppings should coagulate into dol,
lars. After . brief period threats and
,nsnsccs cooled down. Il was plainly
seen ths. The United 6salcs was Ia no way
able 10 make good its arrogant dcmsnda.
Its people groancd under wasting taxa
tion l,s army was disbsndrd and d.
miuished. Its 0avy had been depleted by
was,eful cxtravsgancc, and tho decayinR
remnants Of it, power rnttcd upon the seas.
they could not rule. Then Il was said
,l,ai the claims would be modified, and
they were modified. Still tbcy were stern
ly refused consideration. Again and again
they were lcssencd, until now but tho
ghost Of cluim remains in dispute. In
a plain controversy over the amount Of
direct remuneration 10 i,s citizens, the
un,seG States asks no money. lts last
appeal To Great Britain narrows down 10.
an humble rcqacsi for the admission Of .
nulliiy. in u snpcrhnous clause to tho
trcniy. for the salvation of damaged rep
/ utation. IL 10 not certain that this shade
Of claim will be tolerated by tic contest
ants, even for the sake Of rcacc and quiet.
The Grant Administration in its last bul.
! tttu VI tSptuuttoH. ussuTcA US u OUIy 6CGk0
mn admission that claims for conscaucnsial
damages could, by rigid construction.
haze been included. under the wording Of
n very loosely drawn document, while, in
exchange, j. absolutely bargains awsy tho
right j, pleads for. L. Il any wonder
then. ,ha; Gladstone. seeing our Radical
authorities more and more cnianglcd in
their web of deception. should speak ia
tones of assured success 10 the British
Parliament, The bold scheme Of plunder
by the Grant Cabinc. has swiftly returned
TO plague the inventors. Defeated abroad,
it only hopes by ignominiou, makcshifts
to cover up its obloquy a, home. Disrc-
gar'ling the plain axiom Of Pit. TO say
nothing where nothing is meant, il has
endangered ~ by asking too much
Whether its last wrctcbcd subterfuge will
be admitted BY the Power ii has irificd
with. or whether II win be forced to re-
cant the whole Of its absurd prctcntions,
and ssulify itself before its people at ,hc
most prccarious period Of its existence, il
still uncertain = Baitimore Ga.et,c.
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Owing to the almost unprecedented dry
ness of the present season. the woodlands
in yaious parts Of tie country have caught
fire. Thousands Of acres Of forest 10 the
West and in New York and New Jersey
have been left bare snd blackcncd. Ih.
ircs have continued unnbsted for weeks,
and tho mountain tops have been crested
with flames. while up their sides the with
cred leaves aud the undcrbrush burned
like finder. In Sullivan and Ulster coun-
ties. New York. the destruction has been
unusually great. 10 New Jersey tho 6rcs
have for days kept the ncighbaring vii.
l1gcs 10 alarm. Some Of them. indeed,
have escaped only by tho utmost. cxer,ions
Of their citizens. And lately Shelter L.
land. near New York city. part Of which
has been recently purchased BY the Meth
odists for camp meeting ground and for
. 6upcrsnnuased Minister Home and
oibes purposes, has been the scene Of =
tsrribls eonasgra,ion. The whole island
y surroundsd By woodland, skirting the
shores Of lssdiner's bay. Tho flames
dssicoyAd IL sbols Of this wooded emil.
pencs. proaeedipg 10 ono solid sheet Of
ere. waving and crssking smoDg the
bfsnches Of tho trecs. from whose tops
burning brands uefc aonstsnily falling.
Al nidni9ht tbs siett Of ~ bay lis up
By The vivid oashes Of light ~ 1sss sp-
psssntly did sd thso suddanly bsssl
MI aeain. y saId % ksss hsee pseslo-
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The Dry Weather.

This has been one Of the drycst seasons
kuoxn FIR some years. The wells in town
aud TIC surrounding country. in many in
stances, have bccn dry during the winter
and nearly I'll this spring. The .'oldcst
iuhabitsnt." that mythical individual Of
evsry locality. saYs |, il this drycss season
,snaAp ,far forty years. but. . gentleman
~ III psiel.bqrhood, NOT tho "oldest in
hehitsnt." informs Us that In ls47 or
lSie thwe RS acarcely any raiu from The
sssh d March until harrest-tius.
Tie crops in this section look very yeli.
nssw withstandiDg The protracscd dry vessh-
q. ~ GOOD rain 10 much needed. Ous
sasfssees. both city and country. have
b6ss spvshisg shr sons day psss of the
S5alieeed az usather. IN tho cilics lhsrs
u 6ssst ~ X the scarcity u the supply
= usssf, nd IN fact Il hss already been
j1nes1 q PhiladsPhia. II tho south-
6(t r 1ks1 ~. y Saturday last.
- - y = Gtf1ius1 thrssgh.
~ - ~ ~. - essn
+ " = - = 49,
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With nhat face, asks the Louisville
Lcdgsr. can Horace Greeley ask the sup
port If the Democrats No. thrcc weeks
since hr declared that be would support
,ha, Republican ,icke, whirh exhibited the
best cbaGcc Of success. and TIA. be would
supper, Grant ht--w whom he declares is dis
hourst and corrnp.--in preference to the
very les, ncuotra, in the world,
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Arrests Of citissns under tho Enforce
msnt aet are daily reported from Fairfield,
0concc and other counties 81 &. Carolipe.
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susls Ess LOCALS.
rlowxas AID Snaussxxy |

propose 10 send 10 Middlctown, Delaware on
ThursdAy next, May 23rd, two large loads o
Choice Flowers, Roses, Shrubbery, kc. This
lot viii embrace large and rarc collection ol
plnais. VIII scli no plants until . A. N. to al.
low parties from The coustry 10 b. present before
varieties are broken mp. ,.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Great Ncrihesn and 6outhsyn Nurseries,
Wilmington, Del.
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ftsss - eqsasy 80 .aasvs Il ss.all~
= y leS 4oe& = n1ns1a,. y ,phllA-
.e ! ~ ! Anals In -
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No one will doubt the Democratic su.
premncy in these States
Incuding Ohio (wi,h naj1riiy OF 90,
lGS last year, the regular Radical eandi-
date may coun, upon ll9 electoral votes
That leaves the following States to decide
the contest:
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PGas,s ,os SA1sl |

Ese, fssato and Pspsse Plasta 81 rod slss
AEd quality, for sals ~ A0RAuAA FGN14URR,
AiddIeloMn, uslAwnes.
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May 9Th, " --rainud moderately for two
days.
Nav 10th, =" Wheat heading
- /" !" very heavy frost.
" ll,h, " white frost and gaonnd
slightly frozen.
May iiih, " -efrssi and ice.
Fast nerses.
Mildlc,own has n penehan for fast horses.
Some eight or ten gentlemen have banded io-
geiher and pu, In FIRST rate condition the race
track on the farm of Mr.. X. i. Cochran, nhoui
agreement between these geailcnicu, u one pro.
hibiiing racing for aency--a wise provision.
Mr.. Ssusrnan, Of Philadelphia, said to he a fine
korscnan, 't,s six horses undcr training, ~! ~
which give signs Of spccd Mr. william X,
Cochran has track on his farm, nlso, and Is
training a promising s,ccd. When these horses
g., up 10 the top notch there will lie some lively
iro,iiug on our roads. These horscs may never
exceed hcxicr or Goldsmith Maid, hn, some ol
them will dust n ,hrecrmian,c nag.
wiiMss' Lecture.
Rev. DR.. Willis lecture will come of on
Thursday cyening next, the 23rd inst. His com.
| ing IL hailed with delight, and We bcxpeAk foi
him n large and apprcciatisc audience.
The Cxavsaugud Demcera says mir. Wilt.
| un,cs more factors or elements Of success as
public speaker than most Incn. Personally plea.
| cious and yet diguiGrd In manueS, versatile Ia
| style" from grave 10 gay, from liyr.y ia &C.
we're now pleasing with vii and humor nov
truly pathetic and unnnecirdly dcvoni, exact and
distinct In eiocution, exquisite in recitation, nat
| ural In his sentiments and most sommon-sensi
cal In his doctrines.
TAs spirit sf lnprevessas.
The spirit Of impros osencnt srcn,s 10 have seized
| tho majority oi our citizens this spring. In nd
di,Ion 10 The bailding number of houses, and
thu erection Of several more contemplated, man
have been rc,nodslcd. The paint and white
wash brush have also added much TO the appear
ance Of things. The Nato.ai Hotel 10 about Il
receive coat Of paint, aud quite q number
more arc receising the same improvement. Shad,
trees arc being SET out In various places, and IL
fact Middlelown 10 making rapid strides toward,
surpassinr In beauty nny place on the peninsula
| which Will take but few years 10 accompiisi
should she improve ~ rapidly a. che has for foul
or Ave years past
On Tuesday last, the smoke house on The fsru
Of Mrs. eusnn y. foard, on Dohemls Manos
was consumed BY 1fc together with all lis cos
tents, Including considerable qlaniity Of meat
"A Are WAS made In = barrel 10 the house Il
smoke The meat from which The baildius tool
Ire.
VvesA nurneA.
On oAsurdsy last, dsrlns ths burning Of soms
tsush-Unod, o. ~ farm of NJ. 6essek 2. Shall.
fsnx e6or ueUoaoueh, eoN6 aneea c1rds ol
49, te6k ~ aad va eatitely eoaaamed. tn
~ ~ np ~ svnmtfy f6f mllss nfentd, lklns
1ttn lsselrls - fAr .listsni ~ ltlnwarc eliy.
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TAs spirit 81 lnprsvesssns

On Tuesday last, the smoke house on The faru
Of Mrs. eusnn y. foard, on Bohemia Maaor
wAs consumed ~ flfc, together with aii IT. cos
A Are WAS made In = barrel 10 the house d
smoke the nsat from which The balidius tool
Ire.
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WooA 0oFns1.

o. GAsnrdsy last, during the burning Of soms
osuoh-Uood, o. the farm of Mr. 0essck 2. Shall.
fsn6I e6or neiloaough, soNs6 6ileea cards ol
49, Se6k ~ aad wae sasitely eoeanMed. tn
~ ~ W ~ svnntfy f6f mllas ntcutd, bella:
arts pseirls ~ Gr listsnt a. ltlrwarc viIy.
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Gro. ALFRED TOWNSEND.
Washington Gity. May ID. 1872.

Wilmington VHy. May To, 1917.
Mr.. Townsend was appointed member
or the National Executive Committee fof
Delaware. mud has declared his intention
10 come to Delaware and open the cam
paign for Greeley and Brown,
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Election of Directors.

At the Stock holders annual election. In Chcs-
,erioan, on Monday hast, for eight Directors oi
the Ken, county Railroad, the following gentle
men were elected - paynicr OF phladelphia;
- Gerker Of lhilndclrhia; A. I. Sharp OF bal.
,inorc; J. II. &. jackson Of Philadelphia and J
X. Hines, q. yickcrs, II. {. johnson aud isaa,
Parsons Of Ken, county. - pa.nter was ,icc.
ted President OF the Boars, which meets again
on the Is, of June.
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M,adirso~s Immigration society.

Another negro was arrested on Thursday, ncnr
krnntdyyillc, Kent 60. Nd. supposed 10 be the
fcnd VINO committed the terrible outrage near
Wilmington some weeks ago. The officer who
arrested him is certain he has the righ, mar ,hi,
time, us he knows Dennis, having had occasion To
arrest him before. lie took him to New Castle.
Letters Ressa,sirS IN ths Midaistews r. q,
Ephrnim Crafatk, julia Frame troil, Mitchell
llopkins, Alfred johnson, Sophia johnson. Car
olinc Jones, George Kilirn. l.. Pryor, Oliver Sin.
glcr, Vim. Thomas, Ssral, l.. Warren t?), Re
Lecca Wright, n. Rossin, Mrs. Ann Riggs.
Persons calling for the above will please say
they are advertised.
Re the Ladies.
In to-dnys issuc will bs found nm advertise.
meni Of Randolph Peters, who proposes 10 bring
two large loads Of choice fioWeFs, shruil,cry, &c
10 Mlddleiown IN Thursday morniag ncxt, the
23rd inst. No flowers will be sold until 0 clock
burglary.
Tie confectionery store Of Joseph Ernest, II
this town, vas robbed OF Thursday night The
Thief or thieves effected an entrance through 1
side wisdow, and succeeded In oataing $40 aud
= small quantity Of candy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03

,, ~ 1rrre Mr. williams the Hon William H. h1o,n
COI' a. In CroOke. The Greeley Clubs OF the Nlas
son, n The meetings In uniforms, ana crea'ou
quite a sensation d.
The following are the officers of the Greeiey
and Brown Club of Greene. N. Y; Presiuen', '" IVA.
purple: vice-Presldents W. T. Harrington CURTIS W.
80 Abel H. Smith A. b. Robinson. and A. g. Rose
Secretary and Treasurer, Lucius T. Darby; 'iH mnnt
Committee, c. A. Wheeler, Geo. A. DaNuson, " Waitor
smith, ]. ID. Van Valkenburg, Phio Weoh, Sineo r. p
W. Belts. ii. J. Wood, NJ. COwes, W. f. hnSe'' -
Thomas, and 3. A. McCOar. !.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats ol
Brewsters, N. Y, have organized Greeley ana
Club with James Peck. formerly member OF INC iou"
Mems Republican State General Committee ""u
rno,nher ~ tho Renuhliean Committee Of Putnam
County, as President. About % OF the nosi Pnas
business men OF the town were chosen as ~ H.
and executives officers The first public meeting VI tio
Club will be held on Thursday Oct 8, when lhe In
TO raise fine Greeley and Brown banner. ~ no"
Clarkson N. Potter il expected 10 adufess 'n0 0o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
THE BIEyyILLE INVESTIGATION.

The BIenyiile investigation was resumed
yt.tday. AZ No. % P.nest before Inspectors BOoe,
Hill ana MersEou. Previous TO the investigation a
sworn statement OF John X. Mathews read He
gave iul ac, cunt lis in inspecting the boilers
Of tho Dienye showing to have been In accord
,nce with the requirements Of law when inspected on
Aug The Board mas also furnished since the last
ses,n OF the inyestga uOn with the dispatches for
wnrded TO the stale Department by Samuel r. Saunders
Vc,-Consul at Nassau, which contain the information
obtained by him the passengers and crew regard
ing disaster.
VIM E. Bloomfield, steyedore who had charge OF stow
ing tie freight on the Bienve testified that kerosene
WAS stored in the lower hold salt pork that oil
cans were stored about four tiers HIGH md that cart
rdu-DOXPs were under the hatch, but tnat there were
no cases uf matches on board. On Mr. HlIs hIOrmlnR
the Wtuts Hat there % cases OF matches on Tue
invoice he admitted that he might DO mistaken but he
was lc sure that II the matches were aboard they
were slowed In the right place. aud II they were there
they over the provisions and next the OIL Ihls
statement the witness repeated several times ne ulu
not Know whether there metai-llned salc on the
steamer for carrying gunpowder; he considered the
cargo Of the BIenyllle was well slowed; Ihere was
u0,iug Az erOus deck did not recOllect whether
the iir,.-test marx on the kerosene cans.
Edward H. LaWer. "a cabin passenger ON the BlenVlne,
In rohe the details the disaster, testified that
Nassau tine voyage 10 this port that the mousse
iur Wacn he agent Remington Co.. nad quantity
Of powder board; that the captain knew OF H. ana
tue reason he was III sucn hurry 10 leave the
steamer. 49,.
Joseph Brenner stoerage passenger gave additional
t1stuUny after Shlch the lnyest cation was adjourned
tn a. ii could not be pursued until the arrival VI
Capt. MAdry ANA ais officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
LIBERALISM IN THE XIIITH NETWORK
CONGRESS DISTRICT.

AN ADDRESS FROM THE LIBERAL NOMINEE.
Mr.. John 0. WhitehOuse Liberal candidate
for Congress in the XIIIh District of tins State has
published an address the voters Of that District in
which he says:
-Four years ago performed oil the obligations of
citizen who then favored the election of the present
Chie Magistrate and Of the whole Of the ticket assocl
ated with him. for the present, solely as matter Of
Judgment and without any personal interest whatever
10 promote, mat which uheres IN the Iict that
am citizen like others, oppose the reelection OF the
present Chief Magistrate, aud the whole OF the ticket
associated with him. adhere 10 the platform adopted
Cincinnati and at Baltimore. accept the exposition
of that platform made by Horace Greedy IN MS letters
accepting tae nomination fOr President. admire the
patriotism OF all lee men who nave OOuterdeG past ulI
ferences and iealouses, and VINO nave cordially uhleu
orestore an era Of peace reform ana thorough recon
citation Win an ny energies casP nanus Win
those without regard TO their former opinions OF
Thoroughly adhere TO the necessity Of reform through
ont the civil Officers have become corrupt ana
Oftce-hOdiug has become cOuupting. There are 100
many officers iOT the plDic need ana PosiiOns are az
slowed suecures and not Ia the pubic interest Al
10 s,bserve the interests OF unworthy base politicians
and not Tor tue public go0o FROM IdrkS 10 slail III
everywhere throughout tue whole land North south,
East ana West, officers are made ana appointed, ana
their occupants sustained with single view, 10 uphold
corrupt men and corrupt system am lor reiorh i'll
tins. a.. ..o~,o
should elect honest and unsesh men 10 be their repre-
scntayes in every elective once rom east 10 EGateS,,
OF more cfectuay the evils desire TO remedy than
he re,s,,re ioVn as the one Term Principle II the
Chief Executive Of the nation may not be reelected
under me amended fundamental law, II Will De strange
II apply those energies toward making LIS
admpls and his name memorable for patriotism,
which are now expended IN political manipulation
The time has come beneye wnen reform can be con
sidercd by the public with hope our ticket IN the
Nation aud the State represents reform II All OF th0se
VINO agree with me in necessity will deposit ballot
represenng their Opinions district has the OppOr-
tunity 10 naugurate puIer iutuIe IL OVefIale my
ability In tins direction, impossible TO Overstate my
convictions my determination Would II had 1alieii
into other ana ADLER hands, or the AN OF March next
let our National accounts which cover the most cA-
pensye and corrupt period OF our history be opened 10
the world by accountants, VINO VIII De ugehl anu
frank ascertain and disclose where our taxes nave
gone why public honor has been furnished Lot
there DO no more uaneuyerng for purposes OF conceal
Inent and let faces like flint against every
dishonesty. whether II hides III Washington or
AT Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
TILE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

At a meeting of the Commissioners of Public
Instruction, YESTERDAY. communication received
from the Mayor announcing the resignation OF the Hon
T. L. FAncher on account OF his recent appointment
Justice OF the Supreme Court, and the appointment OF
Dr. j. g. Holland to fiji the vacancy. DR.. Holland
took his seat as Commissioner, md letter from Judge
ncher was read by the President. resolution was
adopted directing the principals OF Grammar Schools 10
cause the preparation transmission to the Universal
EXPOSITION at Berlin, OF specimens Of penmanship draw
ing aud other exercises calculated 10 exhibit the
skill OF pupils The Committee on Normal College re-
ported that official investigation had shown that over
400 eachers IN he public schools hold certificates below
grace "a" which is the adopted standard An accom-
panying resolution that teachers who have successfully
served five years be entitled 10 grade "A" certificates
was laid over. Prof Henry ID. Lloyd having resigned
the PrOiessJrshp or Political Science In the evening
high schools IL resolved that Prof David II. ScOtt
be invited TO deliver three lectures per week 10 the pu
pills ~ the school during the term 10 begin next Monday
evening The Cmmittee on BY Laws reported in rela-
ton the recent movement for increase or the salaries
the CITY superintendent and his assistants that pro
Of law precluded such Increase during the OF
Office Of the present iDeumbents An accompanying
resolution for reelection in order that the Increase
might be legally made, was laid over.
A communication was received from the Committee
buildings stating that quantity OF Rhine wine In casks
had been for two years stored In the cellar OF Grammar
SchOOIOuse No "a, IN Em-st, where IL still remained
that t stored there by permission OF Mr.. Roach
former Chairman Of the Local Committee and without
the knowledge OF the present officers Action by tho
Board deferred. the subject being deemed proper
for action Of the Local Committee report
received from the Audiung Committee that an eXamlna
ton of the books OF the Department had shown the
following Tor the term from Jan 10 April 10, 1872: Re
capts 500 AS a. disbursements s627 1903 0s balance
1880 resolution for to appointment OF Dr. r. j.
O'sulliyan, ate Visiting Ply cian OF Schools sani-
tary superintendent Of tue Department. salary .f
$4,000 per annun was referred 10 the Committee BY
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FEDERAL PROSECUTIONS.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. the Government answered ready in IS out of the
As criminal the calendar for the present term
but the defense was not prepared in single The
Of Charles Coender indicted for accepting brides
10 influence his decision when National Bank Examiner
Of the Southern District OF NewYorK up5n the affairs OF
the ground that United states Dst1ctAtiOmcy Davis,
who purposes to try this not ready 20 do
Assistant DisriciAttorney Puriy gave notice that he
would press the o. BeLonI Howard tsr tnal at the
present term Howard was indicted absut four years
ago cOunterieing match stamps. aud his has
often gone over that snllc ~ incrtdutv pley ed
over the faces OF the member Oi the bar when Mr..
Purdy made The above alununt tmcut keCOg Izanccs
were declared forfeited. lnd bench warrants were
sucd Ia the following cases:
Manuel san,h,4, having ANS t9mpea cigars 10 his
posscssiOni Alexander Low, prrsprntng a revenue
olioeE William ~ Niegel pUrilr, Ia tln zen. butter
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF SEW YORK


CLEARED.
Steamship Wisconsin Freeman Liverpool Williams Gnioa
Sesmsh Java (B Martyr. Liverpool and Queenstown Chss
FranckyD.
Steamship Cleopatra. Phillips Havana Murray. Ferns
Steamship Segwck. Ellis New0reaa c. H. Mallory Co.
steamship Joha Gibson, Winters GeorletoNn O. Geo b. Aernes
steamship Fannie Fenon, PHILADELPHIA. Lons Steamship Co
Steamship A. Sinners. Warren PhIadelDhu
Nerens. Beare Boston. II. +. Dmock.
Southern Chef Higgins Hsyre II. d. j. u Brookman
Bark Hashwauk (br Lsblnc PcOu sidney, G. Loaf Co.
BARI Betsy Guide Nor Due Queenstown OF Falmouth Ietens
Bark Rosa CNOr OIhom Cork or Falmouth eteas BockmsnD
Bark Trelasney Brl Girlrg Sgo lreina, He1e Par.e
Frederic Louise Ger Brlhen, Olesi Punch EdYe Co
Barb Electa (Brl hayne Loadoutrfr Jas W Elsel Co.
Bark Palestine (r McCulOeb 81 it's &C. Jones Loash
Bark Gazelie, Cole, Galveston, I. NckrrSon 4 Co
Bari Usko tRus Lunben Queenstown or Falmouth 1eteus
Boekmann. -
Brig Lucda Brl Atkinson, Bar Veste, N b. z hevns sonA
Brig Masonic (Drl Carson John n b. d. r DE Wod Co
Brig salsta Partridge, BeJDut, zsilosea
Bng New-fork Utl SaTaresse Gibraltar Fu1e1 Edye Co
Bu7 jeremiah, Ford MalsnIas, James l.. Wan n 20.
Schr Hero Pratt Salem.
Schr. Newport (Br.), Miller Windsor. n s.
Steamship Hammona "a o. ebeh Hamburg Sept 49,
2ls, With mdse and pass To kunharit Il Co.
Steamship Salvador hekersSn Savannah With md
steamship JaenO Hazard ssvann.b with mdse pass
r Garrison 80. -
ID Leach ld
cohee and ogwood
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOs Oct ARRIVED. bark Si.rhst from PHILADELPHIA
Arctic from Newport Samuel Lindsay SasaA Arrived
Snowflake, rOm heE-lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct 2The North Gernaa Ll steamship Deu.sch
Neg nAbor from Ntsfork Sept a. Tor Bremen arrived her %
ivERPoor Oct 2The Allan Line steamship Caspian Rich
from baltimore sept H. AMI St. Patrick from oae0ee n NoI -
TO- --latest ship Ae,cs see FiJaA Page.