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It looks nov very much rs if Ned Buntllno NAG
himself to th:; k for his ceremonious arrest and
incarceration in Judge Primms chambers on
Thursday It is said that several nights ago,
after the conclusion Of the entertainment at the
Grand Opera House, several prominent gentle--
men dropped into the Southern pArlors, and
talked over old times with the novelist. 1t IS
also said that Colonel George Knapp, Captain
Daniel G. Taylor, aud Captain Ford, OF the
Southern, engaged in the reminiscence-ra1slng
Finally thoy came to tho riots Of 80, and the
battles Of the First Ward were fought over again
on the parlor carpets of the hotel. Some ono
asked Buntline how he came ont OF that scrape.
"Oh !" he answered, r forfeited MY bonds
this was u good joke, and tic laugh went round.
After the feast Of memory, Bunt1ino'5 remark
was remembered and repeated: 4 friend OF
Colonel Normile thought it might be good
thing for tho young Circuit Attorney to make ahe
his mark on, and put him on the scent OF tue
case. That officer consulted McGrath, the
clerk, and the latter. who knows al a that nat i
worth knowing in the pigeon-holes Of the court
| remembered the cases very we'll. He had seer
| them several times before while looking Owe
the records, and hunted up the papers,. Colone
| Nornilo said it wouldn't do any harm to got on
| q capids and see whether there was anything u
| it. THIS WAS the way it all came about.
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From The ST. FdUE JouF77d1, U1c- 70. , .
Colonel VIM. Hawloy, Quartermaster United
States Army, stationed at Fort Wadsworth, ar
rived in town yesterday from that place. Inc
perienced Ill the rigors and hardships attendant
upon severe cold weather. He set out on :, bis
Journey accompanied by tea.nster, two Indian
scouts aud servant. The mercury ranged
from 26 to IS below, and On reaching LAKE 1oka
died On the road, and the remainder were badly
frozen. Colonel Hawloy's hands and feet are
now being thswed out at the Merchants: He
regards his escape from death BY freezing q:
-l;1oat miraculous.
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RELEASING PRISONERS.

The Judiciary Committee Of the Common
Council yesterday agreed to report recommend
ing the passage of an ordinance governing tho
question Of releasing prisoners at the police
stations On bail bonds or special depos4ts OF
money. The ordinance, as recommended, Pre-,
vides that prisoners may be released upon Dali
bond with good and sufficient surety, or. in tho
absence OF this, the prisoner may deposit with
the Police Captain or Sergeant an amount Or Or
money equal to the maximum fine which may oe e
imposed for the offence committed, provided
that the prisoner shall execute and sign d writ
ten agreement, authorizing the officer or; making
The arrest to plead guilty for him at tue exam an,
ination in the Police Court, in case OF Ms 1ali-
nre % to appear in person, and also that in such
case the u amount shall be forfeited
to the City Treasury. It is probable, how9;el,
that the ordinance will be amended by STRIKING
out out the clause relating to bail bonds, as Mayor
Medill has ascertaiued that, under q decision o.
the Supreme Court, the amount Of the BOND
cannot bo collected unless the prisoner was reg"
uIarly arrested on a warrant.
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whom the motion WIS argued, fen'ea the no
tion as we'll as motion to set aalto tho oraef
heretofore made dismisBing tho suit as to cer-
tain other defendants.
The famous rogue "Tip" Farrell was yester-
dav tho Cause Of little law argument IN the
Criminal Court. His bail, Benjamin II. Munn
end Thomas II. Thompson, denurrcd to the
scire fucias in this case, but Judge Rogers over
ruled the demurrer, giving leave to file pleas In
stanter, which WIS done.
Thomas Sollitt brings suit in the Circuit Court
against the Peoples Omnibus and baggage Com
pany for $40, 900 damages for injuries alleged TO
have been received By the plaintiff, on the 12th
of October last, by being knocked down by one
OF the defendants omnibuses, at the corner OF
Stats and Adams streets.
Ames, Sherman t. Co., petition for the bank
ruptcy Of John Sims, claiming as creditor on an
ing allowed his goods to be attached by writ OF OF
Justice Scully, At the suit Of William Milan, Tor
| $500.
| Charles G.. Ubsller was arrested under captas
dd res, and lodged in thu County jail by John
| s. Ranney Jas. II. Hopkins, and Richard II
Higgins, on the 2lst 3nst on ene SUI H. oi tne
ages, 925,000, for causeless imprisonment
Shortcomings in the bankruptcy report, ant
| the non-publication Of petition in the matte
! of the Republican Insurance Company, must pe
| overlooked by the indulgeat reader, the MAJ
left in charge Of tho Court having turned on
tie gas as the reporter was ut work.
Thomas s. Doboins brings suit of ejectmen
against Francis OConnor from the north one
third Of Lot s, in tho east one-half Of Block II
South Branch Addition damages, $500.
A1r. Hugh 7. Birch, formerly of Harvey, At
thonJ Il Gault's Office, was yesterday nstaue
! as clerk to State Attorney Reed.
, The Criminal Court Grand Jury VAS sworn
Yesterday, Reuben Taylor, foreman.
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The Missisquoi Valley Hotel at Sheldon ",
we'll known as near the Miss5quoi nnd Shell
don springs, was burned, Tuesday morning; Joss
$4,000.
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1,u- ~ mail Q12 0ni Suaday-.. M
Tstt Raii6t tski9 nA 600 Nee E....--.-.. f.cf
Parts Of the year at the same fa,e. -. +.. .f+or
Single subscriptions may be added AZ e1oo hN'''
po.toa.tars may retain 10 cont On Oil
To uyovoat de'ay and mistakes be SURE r ana sl''
oeoc address full, including State sna eoun po.,
s,..noos uray 10 made either BY draft c1p1ea' F
tsaa arder or In registered letters, At our ztsk,
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Adaso9 Chicago. III.
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,ss1n n ct al '. c. c. L l. & Il "; on hearing motion
to dismiss injunction upon bill aud nidavits, and hear
Ing Of sna' a ans
prayer denied Fa,ns y!5-su1ivsn Flats =; 5
James V. Mary Jane Gou1don personal se1y1ce ana
default cause s.re aet 6 fr utilization na md Seau
further extended for 10 days. 437-calkna ct a. '.
plainsnt, disalowed. and other exceptions allowed.
b74-Wentworth =. Town Of Lyons; motion to a.. q.
solve injunction aud to set aside order usss1ns BILL
| as to certain defendants. . ~
THE suPEnon cogn3-!Ga,y, 7swDa'1s % 3,za IL !;
aeoa 1an 20 e al m Scott to make certain
Deeds eo3.-Hggins Fay ct al files to be restored
nsto dss Loan trust CO. leave to
ae copy Of record from Supreme Court ea9N,nn
ss fef Mareh to s.
Goodenow ordered aims summons. "honfer "
Vnubaum leave to fe petition, md ordered sum-
mons.
TIE CIRCUIT couE7-Deoh, -24s5c3aTsss1hs = hns h-
ssta9dsye saf9 Hs1 = Toungo7e A4ceca2a! iroa
Company motion to dsnss appea for want sa Of s1fa
1d to plead 25s4-stein y commereis! - 1nsar~ sa
fnGS 1swn npmSeio redochetoa
Composition and Granite COMPANY :: lis kah coan de
Of George ka9s kaa5 and md fas printcrho
me to fS io bond extended until Saturday:
aaay t a b. asd IN by
aned leave amend 9arr in hye days;, 152
ton. Nispel '. Harrison motion to ze'nstats ' M
denied, and exceptions, appeal bond s25o ana OIL OF
First National Bank, garnlshee their answer fol
a {260.
T. TIE cousvr7 counr (Wazlaee, y>aowen Han3 n
to bond
| cf n Efyaanrp. Ih0u18 d0eE
nor citation to Patrick Walsh uaEasn to d;n sdS9T
T. $1,000 % approved Percy ". Barner, minor ct a.
order on +. ". Gates late gnardian order to rsstos
obecHons obi M a1e LED Sy the Coming 81 Court today
ARnn 1F:v n a # xow
- Jas r. Akhurst and Darius r. Mead bond Of $4,000
aprreve*l- Anna Maria Gulbranson' % manor ;'or kua
e ptss1Fs Ss by
fehlbash same order to e1ecutrix- Christian Rober
to g y Il sD9roTe o
a., | Morris inventory and apprasel4ent approved
se TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CounEBenton Bro
1ez | 4 Co r. BENZ, uolbrook nssunpsit $l0D, ,00o.
10. TnE CIRCUIT counT. ,s35-Adam c. leeeh ': Ja
he 1ngTaha and Mary !ng1abnm Petition for 4ns m,
sdo Of vernon avenue about 500 feet south Of Dou
n, las Park 53a6-Edward Fog for use - Of Jas:
ler sumpsit, $500 6337-creager v seethof; appes
ro- s,s5s-Thos. s. Dohbins = Francis oconnor; e5es
up uent, $780, h340-Caa9 IT, Upeutr Y" voAiA q 4'a"
3u~ uey, Jas. II. Hopkins, and Richard L. ggans; cas
he f25oo 5snn; fowlee Co. = T,psl T.stsis cToG 4n
Cd States Express Co. and Hy Kip petition for n
ee shane Lien On u the aew so
se | peonlea Omnibus and Luggage Company; case s.
lad 000. 5,2l4-Eugenc Bartololy and Edward Huther
md Henry Deyerman and John T. Thorn fope''
of $780, ,,-- ,,..,,
th Oliver B. ssnsum ct al; petition for mechanics i
,ity Ton M ITO to Evnnston is47-Charles Hilcner Willis
the Erbe; mechanics lien Lot 9 Block e. IN Sect
any s, Township 80. Il A,848-Corrs5on v cronln
ton peal. --
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zeal !,n.1sona onO7 VA ''1o e~'''0
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bo sexes Read his works and Judge toF ar
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JAMAICA.

Requiem for the Eight Students Executed In
Hnvaua-Anxiety About the Safety Of
Brig Withdrawal Of British TrOops-The
Cuban Refugees at Work.
KINGSTON Feb. Q, 1872.
The Cuban patriots held a special service at ST.
Andrews church, In Kingston on the 2Sth of Janu-
airy, In memory OF the eight students who were exc
cuted by the volunteers at Havana, Special prayers
offered by the Rev. MIR. Montsalvage for the In
terposition OF Divine mercy, IN remedying the evils
ana atoning the wrongs under which Cuba now
grOlnS.
the inhabitants OF Kingston have been suffering
from the absence Of an ice supply, which mas be-
come exhausted
The brig M. A. Harara. which left Boston on the
9th oil January has not made her appearance, and
considerable anxiety Is expressed as TO her safety.
One OF our most wealthy merchants, Joseph
Phillips, OF MOntego Bay VINO went IN q small boat
into the port OF CienfuegOs, In Cuba, where, being
without papers his boat was captured ana he and
his crew made prisoners. Through the eXertlOnS
OF Mr. Fowler, the British Consul, MIR. Phillips and
his crew were released.
The English government Is Withdrawing the
troops from several parishes or the country In con-
sequence OF the unwllingness OF Sir John Peter
Grant 10 permit their maintenance as charge upon
the Colonial Treasury.
Admiral Fanshawe with the North American tlest
is expected at Kingston toward the end OF the pres
ent month.
The Swedish shp-of-war Josephine lies at anchor
IN this port (KingstOnl
The Cuban refugees in Jamaica have been active
since their settlement IN the country. They have
planted over two hundred and fifty thousand
tobacco trees. and bringing the cultivation OF
tobacco TO degree OF excellence.
Several Americans nave arrived from the United
States, and are DESTROYS OF permanently settling
here. They are looking for coffee lands conveniently
located, while others in Scarcn OF land suited to
the cultivation OF tobacco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
UTAH AFFAIRS.

Tho "Admission'' Convention In scsslen-The
Parting with Pelysamy = Sore TriaI-A
sharp Debate Over the Pet Practicc-A
Prophet and m Eldor Accused Of Aiding
the Gentiles.
SALT LAKE CITY. Feb %, 1872.
There was great excitement In the Convention TO-
day on the passage Of section five OF the ordinance
which agrees that the terms prescribed by Congress
as a condition precedent 10 the admission II ratlhed
by majority vote at the time and under the regu-
lations prescribed by this Convention shall there
upon constitute part of this ordinance. Many OF
the delegates strongly opposed the passage OF this
section OF the ordinance.
The Mormons are generally indignant at being
forced TO sacrifice their Iavorte doctrine OF p0yg-
amy.
the resolution was finaly passed. Mainly by the
efforts OF Prophet Fitch and Elder Cannon, VINO are
accused BY the MOrmOns VI being Influenced ny Inc
most mercenary motives.
Judge McKean arrived at Cheyenne on the scne-
dule time, the road being clear OF snow. Inc
Japanese are four hours behind them.
Bitter dissatisfaction Is expressed by the mormon
press and Church at the appointment by the Gov
ernor OF Justice strickland, TO Oil the vacancy MADE
by the temporary absence OF Judge Mexican. me
appointment however, meets the appro0aton OF
the entire liberal party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
SHIPPING NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY %, 1874.
CLEARED.

s,eamshh,p Dacan Br) Laird London Henderson Bros
s,s seaMsnp rana' Doane, Wilmington, NC-Lorilard
Ship Lepenstrath tBr), Saunders, Glasgow-A Baxter
4 SON. % ''-
Bark Benefactor. Berry, Hong Kong-A Low & Bro
BARK sro !a, Cacaguo Cork or Falmouth for orders
y Bark Brilliant (Nor,. Johannesen. Bremen-retens 4
Bockmann.
Bark Curacao (Br. Lockhsr Curacoa-Joseph Foulke's
Sons. ~f- S
BARK Kallsto tNor), Gerard, Palermo-Tetens L Book
Bark Pallas tBrl, Biddle, Belize-wm Jex.
bark willard q Paen, Baker, San Francisco-E Crowel
Brig M,lly fNG), Knnth Queenstown--Funch Edye Co.
Brig Telegraph (NG,, Meyer. Hamburg-C Tobias Go.
Edge Co. i" ~ -'
Son Co. ~ ~ "
schr Marguerite tFr), Oliver St Pierre Mar-H suau
Sons.
echr 8 @ Noyes, Lee, Gonaives-B WEINBERG
Schr Minnie Repper, Weeks, Cardenas-Brett, Son Co.
Schr Setagawa. Bryant, Baracoa u Weinberg
Otterbrldge.
schr Merit (Br), Cauntsr St Johns, NF-Bowrina os-
born.
schr Ridsewood. Derrckson, Georgetown Sc and Point
Buff ID Hurlbut ~ Co.
schr Lily, Hughes, Charleston Evans, BAH 4 Co.
Schr VIM WIler, May, Wilmington, nee Powell.
Schr Harry Landel, Taylor kchmond-V Brunt Bro.
Schr Pointer, Baker, Providence w Jackson 4 Co.
Schr g AcKen. Mead, Stamford.
Schr Maria Hearn Morrell Stamford.
Steamer bruuc, oster, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
THE LAKE FISHERMEN.

The Question Of Fishing Privileges Betw cen
the Western and New England Men-An.
other Rumpus About the Washington
Treaty.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb 23 1872.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trade this morning
James Ii. D0rmer introduced strong preamble and
resolution on behalf OF the fishing industry OF the
lakes which has suffered terribly under the reel.
procty, the high tariff on materials used In the
trade-such as linen, gng, twlne salt, &c.-and
especially by The unjust lnvidiOus discrimination In
favor OF New England fishermen.
rue resolutions also set forth that the western
fishery industry under the Treaty OF Washington
is threatened with additional burdens, and promises
TO be utterly ruined; urges Congress TO extend I'M
mediate relief to Western fishermen, ana request
Western congressman to favor such adjustment OF
the fishery question will give lake fishermen all
the rights, privileges and drawbacks extended to
the fishermen OF other sections.
the resolutions were ably seconded by N. G..
SimOns and UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES.
Preparations for 81. Patrick's Dny-A Large
Procession Expected.


Procession Expected.
Hbernia Hall located nj ~ Prince street. II has a his
tory OF Its own. For thirty It has been
meeting place Of the society called the Ancient Order of
Hbernians On the l2th of July last the scene of
hard encounter; but the riots over and the
quarrel happily almost forgotten The 17n of March again
returns, and the order meet again in peace
proper recognition Of the time -honorcd,
men ever dear, anniversary OF ST. Patrick's Day
That hail, which has been often described, and which
has been lately renovated repapered, rehoored and
It's full quota They from yersey CITY, Williamsburg
Long Island they came from Hoboken; they from
everywhere IN aud around New York. these Irshmen
crowded their ancient Mecca. II announced that
these earnest to rstfy emit
Forythree societies represented i've delegates from
each
pointed these societies them cordial
invitation. They also requested to Colonel
Cavanagh OF the SiIynnth and him to Join them
and invite other military organization that sgn
intention 10 participate In the parade that day John
j. Martin, Captain OF the Emmet Guard of Harlem
vited TO take OF the The organza
ton with which he Ii connected Is OF the
the Irish soceiies Mr. Martin is confident that the
pIay they make Patricks Day will not any
way interior OF older and more tried organizations
review the procession e. Parcks Day was UNANIMOUSLY
carried The election OF Grand Marshall which seemed TO be
M important Of the meeting put down for the
,econd FRIDAY most exciting time IL
Of march report the main organization at The next
meeting a. IN -, 4, .
CL&T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
OUR GERMAN REFORMISTS.

The Committee OF Seventy's Charter En-.
dorsed by the German Central Reform
C0mmittcc-Re solutions in support of Comp
tr0Ilcr Green.
The delegates of the German Central Reform Committee
convened evening the Beethoven Club House. in Fifth
Oswald Otcndorter presided. Mr.. Sgismund
Vice President and DR.. A. G. Dnnn
tary. Professor Gaubenskee Chairman of the Executive
Committee, read from print the memorial of the Committee
Seventy the Legislature passed at the late
ing Cooper Institute the subject OF the charter
and moved its adoption.
Mr. Koch. after vigorous and facetious speech, moved
to amend this motion that in place Of the memorial the
resolutions which adopted Mt the late meeting
De % ME- s
the memorial without the amendment. Mr. Koch finally
adopted in the FIRM as passed by the COMMITTEES
The following resolutions offered by Mr. Otto Often
dorfer lie said that Mr. Green's performances of his duties
although undoubtedly in few months he very
$ Oe oe or n TO
pay that the disappointed individuals whose number would
ciaon while unavoidaby the satisfaction many persons
act Of the pressure of the Comproers basne lie
offered these resolutions relating to Mr. Green In order to
the OF ore e for m
part 81 our citizens have induced believe that legal
70 the
we
them only be accomplished by strict and
conscientious observance of all the legal provisions in
regard the appropriations and expenditures of
public although by their rigid adherence the
lustment of old and running claims difficulties occur
parties which have In good faith done services and
supplied materials for the city may hereby
to suffer.
Resoived That the proceedings OF Comptroller Andrew
II. the administration of his Office paw
Of claims against the city treasury to srcty guided
by provisions of the laws highly and
the most efficient means to accomplish the necessary
form.
acknowledgment for his Efforts aud request him. in
the of his work. to be deferred neither ntp
influence and that he confidently rely on the
consent and support of all intelligent citizens"
The resolutions were passed with applause.
then carried, empowering the President
appoint committee Of three delegates to proceed Albany
with the memorial and 70 present u 70 the Legsature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
Partisan iSOnbOus.


one act opera OF Haydn has been discovered
by the French journals, who cali it. lie Parfait In.
tendant."
the Menus Plaisirs has given buresque called
ia RENE Carotte,n the heroine being played by
the notorious Mile. Theresa
NJ. Steiner director OF the Carl Theatre In Vienna,
is in Paris, making arrangements Tor the immediate
production Of ale ROi CarOtte."
The new tenor, NJ. Trinquier, who made his debut,
at the Grand Opera III Paris, III Meyerbeer's "PrO-
phele" has not fulfilled the expectations raised by
the fame he had acquired at Nantes ana AZ Bor-
deauX.
Meyerbeey's "Africane" has been revived al the
Grand opera House, In Paris with Mile. HlssOn as
Sellka, Mile. Fdes de Vres Ines, M. Villarct as
VascO de Cana, and N. CarOn as NeluskO. the other
parts being allotted TO MN. POnsard, Gailhard, Gas
pard and Battale. There was new nstSe-en- SCENE
Tor the revival.
M. Colin, the talented tenor OF the Grand opera,
Paris died on saturday, January 70, at the age Of
thlrty-one. Since MS i1rst appearance at this the
atre every one OF his performances there has been
success. He played III the 'HuguenOts'' and
.'Robert lie Diable" created Laertes In Ambrose
Thomas Hamlet" aud was the original Faust In
GOunOd's opera OF that name. Esteemed by all who
knew MIN, he leaves a widow the charming
danseuse, Nine. Fioore. The cause OF his decease
was u cold Caught while performing IN "Hamlet."
Against medical advice he went on singing re-
lapse TOOK place, ana a pleurisy carried him or
after q TWO months illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-24
Marine Disasters.

BRIO SEA QUEEN (Br) Harvey from Baltimore, arrived
Is for Lmerck since when time she has not been heard Of
She 2s TONS built at shoreham, Z, in 1867, and hailed
from London
BRIO HOME, at Vineyard Haven 22d from Turks Island
for Boston, reports when days leak, and
salt. She is making about 300 strokes per hour
soHn ALpAsA RokEs from M a for New York
fcresai orestaysa spanker and boom and flying b huh
uninjured.
souR Two BRoTnERs, ashore on Hampton bar: was rot
Oft morning Of 3d nst by the assistance of Capt Wilcox of
Key West 18th to land one of the VINO had small
Boston the ss.h Of Nov heavily laden with 's
s
con- ,eciured At the time course and
Snow = Willis and young man from Boothbsy The
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted to John Collins jr shipping merchant
We are obligations 10 Brigham, Of III Broad
street, for his attentions.
Whalemen.
Arrived at 8. Helena Jan r. brig Myra, Babcock, of Sag
Harbor with so bbs So % do VIII oil and 'o9 lbs bone land
Sailed from Taele Bay. cGn, Dec a. bark orray TAFT
., Ellen M Jenny Of fm was in LAT u 90 lon
40 bbls, since last report; all well
Foreign Ports.
ANTIGUA Feb 3 Arrived, brig Edwards, Lange. New
York 9th, schrs Laura Webb, HATCH do land sailed 9th
for Cuba; 9Th, Grace West Lord, Philadelphia.
AREcIno. PR, Jan -Arrived, brig Ambrose Light, Tho
mas, Boston.
BuENos AYRFs Jan I2-Arrived previous, bark Wheat
Portland arrived. Annie Parker, Montreal; Lorraine,
do; Rivoli, do; Warrior, do.
BARBADOS Jan % Arrived scnr Alruns, Mitchell Fer
naudina 9Th brig Idala, Gordon, Norfolk (and disg
Feb 81; Fep L. scnr Adde BRYANT Loud New York (and
York; schr Island Belle, Royal Pascagoua Miss 4b days
(and disg 9h) 6th Keeling, Robinson, Baltimore
land dsg 9h TIN, bark Fanny Lews. Lewis, Boston
(and disg 9th; schrs 7 Mcclellan, Farr, New York
land dsg 9TH sth Sophia Hanson Wilson, Norfolk
Feb 8, bark Jas Welsh, Hammond, do. -,
BERMUDA, Feb 2-Saied, steamship fortaeza, Howcn
from Wilmington, Dcl Braz schr Mary Chiffon Parsons
iron New ork), st Kits. 49,
In port Feb II, Robert Pusford (Br Edwards from
Partridge from Bordeaux for New York; to san IN days
brgs God6nder tBr Young from Boston ior r 1a
Prince, ready Hattie Eaton (Br) Dyer from Dcma
rara Boston repg Daisy DBL Kadford rom
for Fall River, do + Pitt Br), Smith, from ha'"x'
CETTr Jan 7sailed brig Gustav piessing tSG Busch
New York 18TH bark Adiuor (Norl, Enertacn, oo ~
In port 3st banks Magma Cbarta BIB wnlduen, or DDs
ton ldg; orore Aus ssppa ana N,,S wirk Tor do
do indinerence tita) Tevoa. for New Orleans 90 p
CARRIzAL BAJo, Jan lb-1n port DARK Nn"e' ''
pHsHSAnA Jan Arrived brig. Amos H9Sc h bsss
kerr sailed 9Th tor ss Feb 70 schr
Seb scbrs Henry Parker Beers New YORK snce
s,oren,: I'd Nav Morn, Hatch, do $50, &c.. .,s o..
DOH Feb T. parks zcphyrine johnson. from and '"'