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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10
FRANCE.
An Imperiaist ManifestO-Ex-M Minister ROu-
hers Appeal to the Corsicans.

An Iuaperiaiist ManifestO- Ex- Minister Ron.
hers Appeal to the Corsicans.
PARIS, Jan. %, 1872
NJ. Rouher, the ex-Imperial Minister of State and
President Of the Senate, has issued the following
manifesto to the electors of Corsica. That island is
the stronghold OF Bonapartism, and 1t Will be re.
membered that a little while back there were some
apprehensions OF an outbreak IN it,
ELECTORS OF CoRsIoA-After arbitrary and ILLEGAL de.
lays which have wounded opinion and affected public i'm
the $ has
r % S cs s s Ss' an e. n char
he ss s %on Of October has and esa
oner has BY threats deprived oanei General Of the
been caprcousy dissolved. Humble employees agents.
MAGISTRATES despite former .etvicss and tried courage
biion. II has been sought to curb your win and
s OF ana ss
concealed their object they wish to consrai to
throne ans "rerhrewn ' Ss
Your VII ss st repasa.on vssn. the
your Independence the free demonstration your
s s s Ss rs S %
alone after many enpabe revolutions establish the
caamniatns the time acknowledge all there
rowing sPss,seis hs;rss: q
Beneath these conclusions and this Impotence, slowly
all social forces 1t would be disastrous illusion to
seek the salv alton of the country In
dents equvocal combinations France viii obtain
neither credit security greatness The country
cannot endure without ending the dssensions OF
her children. The supreme duty Of all parties is TO
their differences and their ambitions
specially the high decision OF the national will then
reconcile themselves under the aluary authority
definite which will have Order,
that liberty of all. can in future have other
basis. IL deaf to this truth
shall be terribly convinced of by
public suferngs In the of these convictions appeal
10 patriotism. In this struggle my Is symbol
candidature that OF friend of the exile and the
happy places itself under the protection OF political
in. addesses itself to the nobility and the dignity of
your sentiments. EUGENE ROUHER.
PARIS. ian. TO- 1872.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

the pastorate Tabernacle Baptist church. Philadelphia
N y. THURSDAY evening on the Hamors Of the War; to
large and appreciatve audience.
Daniel Denny, President Of the Hamilton National Bank,
Boston, is lying dangerously Ill OF paralysis.
man named Meacham. employed on the Boston and
Albany Railroad who had both legs crushed on Ihursday,
neld Mass "''''
The Diamond FIGURING MN, a. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. owned
by Mold, Brown Co., burned yesterday morning The
loss Is about sa5cOo and is Insured for $2o0O mostly In
Phtsburg companies.
The death Of Senator Crimes of Iowa. has called forth
very General expression Of sympathy throughout he
eulogste editorials respecting him yesterday morning.
s Yes ,ss the e surgical NAL p
JenSinger of Philadelphia, who has bene arrested.
The chicago Grand jury yesterday morning presented
m sms bSsGs Powell oT
& Barker Manufacturing Company, OF Springfield Mass
%n on ra Gas, was Knocked By
burg, IA, and robbed OF $780, lie then placed on
passed over The spot "' ''"'e' oe'ofe IRAN
Gotten Of Pomfre,, nominated for the State
necucu Yesterday lie represented the district IN the state
in TIE spring to rebuild The Catholic churches destroyed ~
once IL viii probably be rebuilt 90 The norm paase a.
on tbs sse Of the old one ''' "'''" '''e' aud not
In the Boston Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judse
Catholic witness for refusing 10 kiss the book, Doctor
btndIng Than upted hand writ of habeas cor more
be folly heard. vs.
Gre 10 Eas, Boston at midnisht THURSDAY destroyed
the machine stop OF ihe National Bridge Company Loss
SI70O unInsged. The Gre communicated the snpyard
occupied Messrs. Curtis, Smith Co., owned by PAM
Curtis destroying the principal building. Loss sl60; I'M.
fnsnrsd Sidney Peterson, shipcarpeneT, lost $4,000
fnisheu rOrk. II estiD sied that the loss
viii reach Sl0,00U
special despatch from Jacksonville H., to the
81 Louis DeB1Oe,m SAYS the celebrated old Methodist
divine Rev Peter Cartwright, stricken with
Tarsys, on Thnrsday last, at his home IN Pleasant
Mills, sangamon county, and Is now speeches.
and helpless The attending physicians say his desth
occnr nj any This venerable eghty.seven
years old and been in the ministry eight years
lis relat "a have been summoned To his bedside.
special despatch to the Chicago T from SIOUX City.
SAYS that THURSDAY night Richard Connolly Young maD,
lyine ON Big Sioux River, eight miles above Chicago,
wae Shot and instantly killed by man named Joseph
we Connolly, with his brother and trotherip.aw
named prown. were passing BeDwyes when his father
came out began Quarrel about some family maers
Of the Counoys struck the old man. wbereupon young
Ds,wye ran from The house with doubebarreed shot gun
ana scharged contents OF one barrel at C0pp2y,
pieiey bl9Ni1g % ths top Of hD head
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There was nothing in the size Of the packing excite
Advertisements two feet inches long, two feet
three inches wide and foot nine inches in depth
one OF extraordinary dimensions Let add that there
neither ordering of
the case on day with anything that had done
on the preceding day. Such connection been
arisen only In the imagination of those who have
cerned themselves with the affair suppose any
thing could have said in Court would have altered ha
determination But has caused much and
anxious ana sieepless nights reflect that unhappy
failed to avail myself Of the opportunity saying
did not then consider) would afterwards Be perms
Win this letter Is g. as said At first free myself from bear
The chaplain believes that the box IN question
was really ordered by him or the purpose he states
ana adds:-'Ihe act is perfectly consistent with all
his behavior antecedent TO the CRIME II is one or
series OF methodlcal acts eliminating IN the at
tempted suicide He Ia anxious that the impress
sion that The designed to contain the body
oil his wife should be dispelleu.n
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Feb. g-5P M
Consos closed at 9zz for and Tor the
American securities fiat United States fvetweny bonds
1928, 81 1865. old, ~ 1875 ~ tenorties
Paris BoURsE-fARIs, Feb 9-P. M-Rentes closed at
56. 47c
1852 " -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAnKET-LIvERPooL, Feb. g.
D T.. M-The cotton market closed fat middling up
lands lld lssd; mdding Orleans, 1l}1d. l1Asd The
sales OF the day have been TO- 0 bales including 800
speculation and export Sales at nearly from
Orleans =, have Ave been made at lid shipping
at Savannah or Charleston at The sales day are
estimated at 10000 bales including 5000 export and
The stock OF cotton at sabound to this port
$4,000 bales of which a2 900 American The sales
week have been bales including 1900 for export
4S on speculation The stock in port $4,000 bales,
coo bales including 80 900 American Actual export
II 900 bales Sales OF cotton nearly due from New
Orleans have been made at lssd for middlng.
TRADE AT MANCHEsTRE.-LIvERPOOI, Feb 9.-The ad-
vices from Manchester less favorable and dull
ness here.
heavy Low middiipgs 1871. 1887 per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LrvEEPooL, Feb.
80 M The breadstufs market Is firm. Wheat l2s. 3d.
GENITAL for California white; lis Id. lis 3d. NO.
red Western spring. lis. Sd. lis 10d for winter
The receipts of wheat at this the three
been 1000 quarters including 5000 American Peas, 4Os
per quarter. Corn a9s. 3D. per quarter
p MTaIlow, AS I'd. cwt. spirits turpentne Cos.
cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoNDoN, Feb. 9-P. M
Sugar 35s Bra I'd cw for No IL Dutch standard
the spot Spirits petroleum, Id I'D gallon Spirits
turpentine 5is 3D. 55s per cwt Sperm oil, E96 EY per
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THE HERALD AND DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
From the Greenvlle (Ala.) Independent Thinker
Ian.

From the Greenvlle (Ala) Independent Thinker,
Jan. IS.
The latest and noblest OF all the HERAID's won
derful public benefactiOns Is project for sending
an exploring party into the wids OF Africa in search
OF DIR. Livingstone, the renowned ana iustrous
traveller, ab0nt whom more has been thought. SAID
and written than any other living man. 1t is still
believed that DR.. Livingstone Is not Dead and under
this belief the British government has sent out an
expedition IN order to discover II possible his
Whereabouts, and II dead the particulars OF his
fate Ii alive the knowledge that he has &C
CURED, II 10 be obtained by searching for
him. would be an invaluable addition to geographic
cal. geological, geological and physiological science.
An enterprise that was regarded as a great under
taking by the whole British government akin
TO the expeditions sent out In search Of great
Sir JOnn FranRlin-has been attempted by the NEW
YORK HERALD upon It's own individual account,
And 1t is being prosecuted with that degree of de-
termination that is destined, sooner later TO sue
coed. This ecllpses every other similar enterprise
Of THIS DAY aud generation.
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THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

special meeting OF the Committee OF Seventy
was held last evening, Mr.. James M. Brown, the
Vice Chairman, presiding.
About eight O'Clock Mr.. Edward Solomon and Mr..
simon Stern, the members OF the Committee on
Legislation, who have the reform charter in charge
entered the rooms OF the committee having come
down from Albany TO attend the meeting. They
were soon followed by Mr.. John Wheeler and Mr.
Joseph Blumenthai, OF the Special Albany Com
mitiee.
The meeting was Immediately organized, and
Edward Solomon made lucid statement OF the
status affairs In the Legislature, inviting at the
close OF his remarks large attendance OF the mem
bers IN Albany during the ensuing week, ana In.
deed until the nnal vote Is taken In both houses on
the charter.
me invitation was very generally responded TO,
and for some time to come the Albany committees
will be strengthened by the presence OF Henry
. Clews George w. Lane, BENJAMIN b. Sherman,
samuel -. Ruggles, Reuben w. Howes, Robert
Hoe Roswell d.. Hatch aud Professor Theodore W.
Dwight
After very forcible address by Mr. Emil sauer
Treasurer OF the GermaDia Bank, the meeting was
adjourned.
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q Dale
Hurst.
Bros.
Steamship Pereire (Fr), Daure. Havre-Geo Mackenzie
BARK Kong Carl (Nor), Thorwaldsen, Cork falmouth
Tetens h Bockmann.
:, Bark Cameia (Br Gill, Cork Falmouth for orders
Peabody, Willis h Co.
Bark Natal, Short, Gbratar-John Seager.
Bark Carib Townsend, st Croix-P Han ford K Co.
Co.
Brig Don Jacinta, erosion, Msrseilles-Ja Henry
Brig Lizzie " Kate (Br, Rogers Bahia-G y Bulev.
Brig CatharDa tNG), Bockhaus Bahia-C Tobias a Co.
Brig Magnet tNG), Jurgens Bahia via Brunswick, Gao
Tobias Co.
Brig Abby Elem Havener, Charlottesville Houghton.
Brig Manlns BIZ Uxon, st Jago-waydeil a Co.
Brig III q Rich, Strou, havana John Zittlosen
Wav.
Schr Matte Holmes. Stubbs, barbados Loud Co.
Schr j X Lawrence Torrey Jeremie-B Weinberg.
Schr Azeida q Laura Mcindoe, Baracoa--E Weinberg.
schr A Hoiton, Gordon, Corpus Christi-James Pat
terson.
schr Lucy Hammond, Bigley, Mobie--J Hurlbut SON.
schr George McFariaud Mcfarland, Sayannah-S q
Loud Il Co.
schr Pama Rankin, Wilmington, NC--Bentley, Miller
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THE LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

The company which was organized for the con.
struction OF a railroad 10 Long Branch from New
York, via Jersey City. are encountering persistent
opposition from the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. The latter obtained an injunction from Judge
Nixon, OF the United States District Court at
Trenton. restraining the Long Branch Railroad
Company from bridging the Raritan at or near
Perth Amboy, on the plea that IL would
0bstruct navigation: The plaintiffs further maintain
that the part which 1t Is proposed to bridge Is an
arm OF the sea the State mas constitutional right
10 grant Defendants the power OF statute or other
Injunction were resumed yesterday before Judge
Nixon. Ex-ChancellOr Williamson and Cortlandt
Parker occupied the day with arguments Tor de-
PENDANTS.
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'cS Reed s.ssmsn New ,"m VIA Y. J,s.:snvs
steeIman. from Boston.
ESvEs sS sso" sci sshr Hsur. Brdsman
GALVESTON. Fe5 a-cleared schr Ida Bell, Fisher, New
York.
Hslsit Boston, sshrs somers. Townsend Batmore Emily
c ss; ocean s Belle Dixon. Belize
GK0RGETowN, SC, Jan sl-Arnved. schr Ann q Susan,
FEB s Arrived, schrs n Woodruff Davis. New York;
NOBLE Feb sICeared ship Criterion Sheldon. Boston;
NORFOLK, FEB Arrived. British brig Rosetta, Nc
Donald from of Cape Henry beach sehrs Mary Done Nick
NEW BEDFORD, Feb s-sa,lsa schr Paul Keller King
NEwPoRr Feb :, PM-Ariyed, .chrs Dictator Kelley.
ss NEW sss a :sss. FIJI
len: Hoasaon, and Baltimore, Francis s, New York
ssS; En- E$. sA ws s New s. os.s
Nellie starr Poland, Galveston. p. r, %,
brig Sullivan Perry. X.Unwa '0' nAu'A -
Evans liverpool BARK Gustav Fret|arss (Gsr FrswursE
Ike Noya Scotia vessel; signals Also bark reported
S remain a.
Henry whitney from New Ystt FOR Ds%srsra Jam 50 ia
ssa
arrived HUDSON win Dr1g from AbOve
ported A. the Glade ceboat IN sight above the Brandy
wine with of four The Howard reports
In harbOr schrs John ngraham, from New New
York. and Walker, from Buckspot for Philadelphia, with
loss OF boat and part of deck load.
sthArnved. bark ALGERIA, Liverpoo' Norwegian bark.
sapposed to be the Hertha, from London; bark Sarah
PORTLAND Feb s-Arrived, brig George W Case. Bacon.
Cleared ?th schrs J W Hall, Powell, Philadelphia.
stare nd Mare sen
aor Grimes, and oher Banks Fannie and DARN: sailed
Monday.
Mn:Arr!yed scandinavian sBrl Liverpool
PROVIDENCE, Feb Arrived schrs R Reynard Hail,
New Orleans: Adde l. Cutler Smith, Savannah. Below,
schr Gettysburg, Corson. Wilmington. NC.
Cleared-Barks Mary Bird. Packer Portland; Esteles
Lorng Portland.
Saed-Schrs Irene T. Messervey, WALL Baltimure Ellie
Simmons, Harrington, New York.
RICHMOND Feb 7-Cleared, brig Tarpian (Br, Young,
SAVANNAH, Feb 5-Arrived, ship Ragnar (Br) Foster,
9th Arrived, steamship Leo, Dearborn, New York.
Also arrived, schrs Oliver from Orient LII Franklin,
Cleared ship Ellen Cloudy, Havre Constanca for
VINEYARD HAVEN. Feb T. PM-Arrived schrs Asenaths
Bliss, Mcintyre st Marc for Boston; Neponse Wiley,
Rappahannock River for 40.
Sailed-schrs Leona, Teresa Baker. Neponset
9Th, p M-Arrved schrs Kate E. Rich. from Boston for
Washington d. c. Mary Ella, from Portland for Mayaguex
r. r.; Ella Amsden, from do. for Philadelphia
9TH AM~Arrived. schr Burnett, from Portland for
Fall River before reported ashore Woods Hole (wl 70
on the marine railway for repairs.
Sailed-Schr Mary Ella.
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THE LATEST FROM ALBANY,

The Tammnny Observation-Disclosures of Nam
myers for the Western House Of Refuge
for Juvenile DelinQucnts.
In the Judiciary Committee to-day, on motion Of
Mr.. Tilden IL was resolved that the committee pro-
coed 70 New DIRK and commence an investigation
OF the charges against certain judges in that city
on Friday next at eleven o'clock A. M.
The Senate TO-DAY confirmed the following an
pointments for Managers OF the Western House
OF Refuge for Juvenile Delinquents:-George H.
Whitney, reappolnted, Of Rochester; Lewis Chaplin,
reapponted, Of Rochester; Lewis Ernst, reap
pointed OF Rochester, Charles II. Mcneil. new a,-
pointment OF Batavia; Martin b. Anderson, OF
Rochester, In place OF William A. Reynolds de-
ceased.
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ANOTHER BROKEN RAIL.

Two sleeping Cars Thrown Down an En-
banlsment and seven Persons Injured.
ST. LOUIS No. Feb. 0, 1872.
TWO sleeping cars OF a passenger train coming
east on the Missouri Pacific Railroad were thrown
from the track about three O'Clock this morning,
some fifteen miles this side OF Jefferson city One
slid down an embank ment endwse while the other
and one passenger car were thrown across the
track. Seven persons were more or less injured,
but no one was seriously hurt. The accident was
caused by broken rail.
Several passengers who were Injured have arrived
here. IL appears some twenty persons were more or
less injured, but none dangerously. Mr. Rice, OF
the Painters House, LeavenwOrth, had his
leg severely TANNED, but no bones were
broken. Mrs. M. N. Gaddls and Miss Mary Gadds, OF
CINCINNATI, were considerably bruised w. N
Powley, OF Atcnson Kan; Edward Maxwell OF
chicago, and O. W. Mitchell, Of the Usage Mission,
about the head.
Five or six OF the wounded stopped over at Her.
man. Dnt none OF them are seriously injured
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COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Junior ExhibitiOn-Subjects Of the Orntions
and How the Young Men Acquitted Them-
selves.
On no occasion-and there nave been many bril-
liantly attractive ones-has Steinway Hall been so
densey thrOnged as last evening" and particularly
has there been no occasion when such cOncOurse
of feminine beauty has been crowded within its
walls-a very natural circumstance, the occasion
being the annual Junior exhibition OF the College
or the City OF New York. In the welfare OF whose
students generally the young ladies' Of course, feel
especial interest.
On the platform besides the President and Pro-
fessors OF che college were the members Of the
Board OF Trustees, and very many OF our foremost
citizens prominently Identified for their zeal in the
cause Unpopular education 1t was evident that all,
the old heads as well as the young hearts, were
young men Applause followed ali the speakers rs
and few Of the more favored ones were the
recipients OF floral tributes beside.
The programme consisted OF ten Orations, Charles
+. Fagnanl leading on with his views on "Amerlcan
Women" which certainly possessed the charm OF
pleasing originality, as we'll as being pleasantly nat
Eugene Jones on 'irhe Eternal Fitness Of Things"
witnstanding the scepticsm that exists in many t
minds as to the statement being exacty true, It
selected as the subject Of his theme why be-
'Umble ~ and he certainly dlscoursed upon it
| a rather rrite topic Abraham solomon infused
| commemorate freshness. "Tne Fate OF Maxi
aneny was sylvester yyay s
| for sound moral discourse on 'Go0d WIN Toward
| Men" Charles w. Fisher acquitted himself well
William Il. Waters spoke many truths upon
"Truth'-hOme truths, IN fact, That brought down
the house. 'The Trlumphs OF Modern Genius, - by
Henry N. Tift were glowingly eptomized. ''The
Man Indifferent" by C0leridge A. Hart, was one OF
the finest literary efforts Of the evening. and q
fitting and eloquent climax to all was american
Orat0ry." the closing grafton, by Fred A. Lyons
Altogether 1t was most creditabe exhibition.
rejecting great credit on the youthful orators. Sand
Wching the OratlOnS were choice musical airs
most dehclously played by the band IN attendance
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LOUISIANA.

The Congressional Committee, After Exam.
lining Fifty Witnesses, Returns to Washing
To- borrow.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. o. 1872
The Committee Of Investigation closed its session
here this evening. Eighteen witnesses were exam
ined during the day. Ex.Speaker Carter appeared
and explained many or the charges made against
him by Governor Warmoth. Marshal Packard also
reappeared and submitted proof to show the
1alsity OF the charge that he was IN the NicosOn
pavement job. he also proved satisfactorily that
conversations attributed to MIN as coming from
President Grant were false. Mayor Flanders testi-
fed to the general decentralization OF all parties In
the State. The committee has been in session for
eleven days and has examined over 1ftv witnesses.
Tney leave for home on Sunday night Representa-
tves or both the WarmOth and Custom House fac.
lions will follow the committee to Washington TO
look after the fight there. The anti W armoth men
and democrats threaten to renew the fight as soon
as the committee leave.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFGCER.
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Feb. 1O-l A. NJ.

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Feb. 10-1 "A: ID. J
Synopsis J0r the Past Ttsentu-four Hours.
The area OF lowest barometer, which was
Thursday night OF the South Atlantic coast,
has moved slowly northeastward, and Is
nowS apparently east Of Chesapeake Bay,
with rain ana sleet. Brisk northeast winds
prevail In the Southern and Gulf States. The
barometer has fallen in Texas and Mississippi an
area OF low barometer has developed in the lower
ouriValley with Gains and light southery Winds
The barometer had alen and temperature risen very
generally over the lower lakes and New England,
with clear weather, except on the immediate At
lantic coast Rising barometer and clearing weather
are reported from California and falling barometer
from oregon.
Probabilities
The barometer win probably continue to fall on
Saturday throughout the Mississippi Valley, with
s0utherly and increasing clOudiness clear
weather prevail from Florida to Virginia
by Saturday night winds back to north.
west, with clear or clearing weather In The
interior OF the Middle States brisk northeast winds
continue or the Middle and East Atlantic
coast; the central area of lowest ba-
rometer move slowly northeastwayd over
the Gulf Stream. Cautionary signals continue
for Saturday morning at Norfolk, Cape May, New
York, New London and Boston.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


steamship City of Washington (Br, Loohead. Liverpool
Jan 20 and Queenstown 6th with mdse and passengers
John Dale. Experienced heavy weather most OF the pas
Steamship Spain Or Grace Liverpool Jan % and Queens
aa heavy westerly gales ana nigh all the Feb
ming and China, hence for Liverpool.
With md R9p and To H
steamship Regulator, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse
TO the Loriiard steamship Co
Ship Durham tBr Kerr, Calcutta Nov and Sand Heads
Dec s 81 Helena 3th crossed the Equator Jan -, In Ion
"a had hnc weather Feb in LAT 81 49, Ion 80 81 when
experienced severe gale, commencing at and 10
NV lasting 30 hours sustained no damage Feb lat % ,
lasting u hours. The Durham anchored Southwest
Spit. - -
eric Baker Will load Tor Batavia
BARK Windsor tBrl Gardner Messira IS dsyr with fruit
tar Dec 49, took the middle and had hne weather
W ss:pss
ark John zn,osen ricse Nalasa 90 days with mdse to
ra,ar 10; the middle passage and had
OF heavy westerly gales or the last q days stove forward
Bark Courscr Marsden, Savannah days, with lumber to
schr Annie whiting Cof Castine, Hutchinson, Demarara
30 days with Edwin Rowe Co; vessel to Miller
douehon Had hne weather up to Bermuda; from thence
scbr Dame to Gloucesler Beverage, Marquee, PR,
WenSerr. Had ,peng norbers WINS The entire rasssss
has been days north OF Iai,eras;
Steamer Panther Smith, Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Passcd THROUGH He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
BARK Augscns Kobne, for New York 10 ballast to mas
Ter; tow ed through from fIarte island.
schr Ks tier aser. Fortune Bay, NJ for New York. 10
scRr state. man Cole Choverie, Ms, for New York. with
sc6r ocean p,e CBr Bransconb Halifax, Ms 20 days
for New York Win 9sb 70 sey,as soGs: vo-v
scbr Grnn, Goad dlouessisr Tor hew YORK. wib 6sb
TOD stetson 4 Co