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, 1873-04-26

NcvtcsT of tho Money, Gold, Bond,
stocf<* and Produce NInrlkcts.
Special Dispatch to; 7te Chicago Tribune. -

Kcviosv of the Money, Gold. Bond,
stock+ and Produce Markets.
4spsc5at Dispatch to :7as Chicago tribune.
FINANCIAL.
New YonK, April 25.-Wall street was ex-
tremoly dull all day. Money continues to Inn
prove. Primo mercantile paper WAS in good de-
mhnd at Q to 12 por cent.
Stocks were without feature, except that they
we're little firmer.
Gold 'Tas firm in the morning, but hoavy and
lower at tho close
Govornmcntn were quiot and stcndy.
It 10 now assorted tllat the reoont tightnesa in
money was, in groat part, the result Of tho
operations Of two ralroad Presidents, in conneo-
ton With the deposoa President Of another road
Tracy; President Of tho Northwestern and Rock
laland Roads, was another, and Jay Gould, ex-
Pre9dont Of the Erie, WAS the third.
=. Ihe Wholesale dealers In groceries in this city
clerks t''aa ont ont through tho country to SEQ it
portors Of too, coYoe, oto., have largo
Giosaao 9tooaa =. On hand, which, thoy . cannot
vert Into cash eyon Ut loss, in order that they
might make their rcnittances. Many denlerg Il,
ton arc seriously contemplating tho policy Of
eountermandlng orders for shipment
PRODUCE.
For flour the inquiry waH moderate, and ofyor-
lngs liberal. Spring wheat brands are plenty
snd fancy quito hoavy: Choice family grades
are quite steady, but sell sow1y. Good to Choice
Tlnter wheat e1tras arc in moderate request.
sales, 10, 400 brls; receipts, Is, COS bris Wheat
Tas drmer, with aomo inquiry for commou quali-
tics. Inferior grados are much neglected, and
prices very uncertain. Winter Ia scarce and
firm. Sales, $1,000 bu; receipts, 19,7s0 bu.
pork ata,, was M very, quiet, and prices 40 IN
fsattleu that reliablo quotations can hardly
be given. New meas is about S10.75 for
hpril and May: Sales Of cash and regular about
125 brla at Sl8.60 for old mess, and $40. IS for
e1tra prime. For future delivery, no trauaao-
lions. In cut meats there MAS some business
md pricea wore generally stendy. picklod hams
zoM at 114@19o,, and dry-saltod shoulders At
159c. Bales include. 200 boxes dry-saltod hams
yesterday on private terms; 50 boxes
Pieklod bollies, Is pounds at lo1fo; as
boxes @ do, y pounds, Ut 1o14o; 100000
:snyasB at 15o. heccipts, 1867 pkgs. Bacon was
'ory quiet and prices about nominal. Long
oar is quoted ut 0N@l10o and short clear 1t
bout loo. Lard iB fairly active and lover. Tho
,usiness reported is mainly for future delivery.
Sestorn for April is quoted at 9Ao; city, 912o.
or future delivery, 75o tcs at 11~1Gc for May;
uc Tor June, and 1011o for July. Receipts, 1855
;eg1, And 1,u53 phgn.
, 1873-04-26

NEw YoRK, April 25.--A special from New Or
leans says; "Goy. Kellogg has sent state mill.
GERS, scattered mob who had collected, aud re-
stored order. Ife las secured steam
boat, on which Is mounted 4
12~pound hovitzor, for service in
tho rlye1s and bayous and 4as organized bat
talon Of cavalry. Ho has also directed the At
toraoy- q 0onoral to prosecute Gov. MoEnery un-
dor the Usurpatlan not, aud also for treason.
and has offered largo reward for eyinopoe
which will lead to tho conviction OF those
WHO were engaged In tho rocont maasaoro In
Grant parial,
, 1873-04-26

Court, in this city, to-day, Albert ". Smith wae
couyictod Of murder, In the frat degree, Of
Charles D. saokett, at Weatleld, On the a0tli Of
November last, and he will bo Hentenoed to-
mozxoW. The circumstances that led to tho crime
, 1873-04-26

PORTLAND, Mc., April 25.-Two laborers At tho
Alms House, named Michael Sullivan aud John
Warren, auarroled this morning about ! woman.
and tho former WAS killed by 4 blow from tAa
fist Of tho latter. Warren is IS years OF ago, s1d
has wife in the State Prison. Sullivan was Cd
years Of ago. aud leayes wito and Child III ths
Aims House.
, 1873-04-26

Ne,o York Herald Special.
VIENNA, April 25.-Twonty-iva cagea Of spora-
dic cholera wore brought to the hospital, yoator
day, I've Of which proved fatal. An effort
being made to conceal the fact Of tho appearance
Of tho disease in tho city.
, 1873-04-26

LONDON, April 25.-Tho grayost apprehonsions
arc felt in the highest oiroloB in Paris OF an i'm
mediate civil war. The MonarchiBts arc deter
mined to ouat President Thiors at any cost.
, 1873-04-26

QoEBEo, April 25.-The exodus Of Fronch
Canadians to tho United stntes from tho country
districts aud this city is greatly in axcess Of for
mer aeaaona.
, 1873-04-26
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, April 25 The American press dla-
patch cont honce, announcing tho death Of Tag
uoai, is not truo.
, 1873-04-26
MEETINGS.
Ancient Order Of FOrestors,

Ths memhsr' & ot qon5t Asle 4. @ r. aro requested to
esasS VT ist It a"cooE m s'.:o' oh 10 "tfen&
tho fnnurs Ok ats rather Eoelas. NoboTa OF tho
other OouEts respectfully n1itod participate DJ
order OF tho @. Il. 3f Il. &fdfj}HiFf EOnT
, 1873-04-26

The Judicial, Qontest-Sundny-Sch
Convention n-Entnl1Y Stabbed-At-
to1npted safe Robbery.
, 1873-04-26
American Protestnnt Ass0ciati0n,

Ths moabers Of 0ard.n Oily Lodge No. l. 4. Pa,
No ae1hes:t ontnes q MandePh Hna Olaton 4
fune1al Of our late Hrohor. james Kcclo5. Mombpra
Of sistoF lodges e1rnestly requested to 4ttend
Il, HUENAN. Recording 3soy,
, 1873-04-26

rhS %sm6s5' e. s, e s s sxs
st:t oosnsf g hanao9h .nd @ sS'os
uis1 Lodge No. I. NATHAN WAYNE,
UaoofdipR HapFy.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Algeria Brl lie Messurier Liverpool Oct ls
and Queenstown 10Th, with mdse and passengers TO
Steamship Harald Haarfager CNor). Lund, Havre l3
days. with mdse and 800 passengers to Funch, Edge
Steamship City Of Antonio remington, Galveston
Get % a Key 2h win VII nner mde and
csylSn 1of Worm sneldS cla1ton, Liverpool So
BARK F9rseie Gorl chrlstiansen. Gloucester. E. SO
Bark Ysidora Rionda of Nassau. Hutchinson Car
dna s 4 abs d Ur @ f H aS kd gsneso ya sG
AZ days, with coffee to order; vessel to Tetens Book
schr Laura Pride of Turks Island, Alexander Mara
sssS days c ana s S ssT asS Sn get
Ion "a had violent hurricane. commencing at NE by N,
fSn before days; lost boats stove water casks and
Webb M9man GGs1rgstSws days with
with railroad ties EpPnger Co; vessel to master
schr KTk rOas oos kssaSeGs kS.s DC
schr I Richard Hill, Smith, Georgetown, DC for New
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
York, with mdse and PASSENGERS to Barring Davis.
schr Charles Banks, Banks. Port Jefferson for New
Schr Henry Cole Remsen, Providence for New York
BOUND EASE
Brig 7 Towner Willard New York for New Haven.
Brig ManzanllIa Benson, Elizabethport for Portland
ss Se YS YORK or FOR
Schr Fell, Nlckerson Elzabehp for Providence.
schr Kepic Ryan, New York for Bangor.
Schr Daniel webster. New York for Providence.
schr Charlie steadman, Dunton, New York for Fall
River.
schr Pitts, Williamson, New York for Providence
schr Thomas Ellis Carroll, Hoboken for Dennis.
Schr White Rock, Lafierty, Port Johnson for Bridge
port
schr Quincy Gurney, New York for New Haven.
Schr q Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw for Provi-
dence.
schr Clara, Bell, New York for Boston.
schr VI Rice, Rice, Port johnson for Salem.
Schr Fanny Elder, Rich, Port johnson for salem.
Schr Mediator, Davis New York for Fall River.
schr Mary Predmore, Sherman, Elizabethport TOR
Fall River.
schr Moreght, Allen, New York for Bangor
Schr II Borden Dodge, New York for Fall River.
schr A Pease, New York tor Fall River.
Schr Scud, Allen, Trenton for New Haven.
Schr uydrangca, Baldwin New York for New Haven,
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
Sails. Destination. |
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 20, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamship Virginia (Br,, sader, Glasgow-Austin Bald
win 4 Co.
Steamship City OF Galveston. Evans New orleans-C
ii Mallory Co
Steamship Hatteras, Earnest Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Stetson, Moore, London-Grinnell, Minturn a
Co.
Ship freedom, Norton, London-Thomas Dunhams
Nephew a Co.
Shin Amelia aus. Tichias, Cork or Falmouth for or
ders-Slocovich Il Co.
Bark Ithurel Br,, Cameron. Bristol, E-R Curry
Co
Bark VIM Hunton OBJ, Kirby, Gloucester E-Funch,
Edge a Co.
Bark conobbi dtaD, Fasca, Plymouth Falmouth for
orders-J Seager.
Bark Libero QtaD, Da Alerso, Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Slocovich Co. .
Bark Quatro Frateli QtaD, Russo, Cork or Falmouth
for orders-Slocovich 4 Co.
Bark Krey woggersen Ger, Peters, Cork for orders
Funch Edye Co. ~
bark Eber AUS Gurrich, Cork for orders-slocovich
Co.
Bark Cato CSor), Anderson, Queenstown for orders
Tetens Bockmann.
Bark Golden Fleece tBr), Rhodes Barbados-H Trow-
Brig Candad Dutch, Campbell, Roterdam-Funch,
Edye 4 Co
Brig Miller CBr Parker, Georgetown Dem)-Leay-
craft Co.
schr Cece. Fender, Para-L Amsinck Co,
Schr Leyerett stephens, Indianola-Tupper Be-
attic.
schr Mary Lewis, Gaskell. Washington NC-zophar
Steamer c Sinners Warren, Philadelphia James
Hand
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
Facts for the Committee.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 90, 1873.
The Senate Committee on Transportation will
arrive here tomorrow.
The Merchants Exchange Committee, appointed
for the purpose OF furnishing facts relative to
transportation charges on the Mississippi River
and Gulf route, will present an exhaustive report,
which which shows that the lowest price per bushel for
winch corn has been removed from here
to New Orleans is Ave and three-nfths cents and
], heat SIX cents; that the average NUMBER OF days
IN river has been closed by the ice for series OF
,htx zen years has been only twenty and that both
,nr nd wheat have been shipped during the hot
Iost o. 'nths from st. Louis to Liverpool via the
Gull Gull rou e. and arrived at that port perfectly
souno Mn 90 - her information Will be laid before the
cori,, munu y, " H. Guiding communication from Gen.
epai simns,n M the United States Engineers, as
certnu the ieas,, Nlity OF permanently increasing
the channel dentn Of the river between here and
Cairo, 50 that large steamers co run o. all sea-
HoLu OF the year,
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON INLAND
TRANSPORTATION

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 20, 1sT3
The Senatorial Transportation Committee were
received on 'Change to-day, where resolutions
were passed by the Board Of Trade commencing
the construction OF the James River and Kanawba
Canal In the afternoon the committee examined
Captain Adams, superintendent OF the construc-
amount OF work performed, and eclted further
information as to the relations OF government en-
glneers TO the directors OF the canal. Investiqa.
tons were made regarding the relative cost OF
coal transportation by river and rail. The COM
mittee appeared satisfied as TO the necessity of
improvements on the Ohio River and govern.
mental control OF the canal.
During visit OF the Senatorial Transportation
committee 10 the Exchange to-day, a resolution
canals 70 government control to facilitate river
commerce by cheap tolls.
The party left for ST. Louis tonight
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
BOARD OF APP0RTIOEMINT,
The Supervisors Receive Their Sal

Thc supervtsors Receive Their Salaries.
The Board met pursuant to a special call OF the
Mayor, yesterday afternoon In the rooms or the
Comptroller, Mayor Hayemeyer presiding, and the
Comptroller and Mcssrs. Vance, ana Wheeler pres.
ent. number OF petitions from charitable So
cietfes, asking for aid 70 their nstitutjons were
received and laid over. The Comptroller stated
that 10 had been his intention 10 present the esti
mates ior the budget OF 1874 but he proposed that
be requested 70 meet to-day, which suggestion was
The sum Of sas.SQo was transferred rom the &c
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

Next on the card was the purse for 1894 horses,
In which class there were entered twelve to con-
test. Before the first heat Tanner BOY was the
iavorfte, then Ben Smith came into prominence;
still again Tanner Boy was the choice and remained
so until the race was postponed. The first heat
was won by Ben Smith, the second and third by
Tanner Boy and the fourth by McMahon's bay mare
Ella Millard. Then darkness came on and the con-
test deferred until halEpast twelve O'CLOCK
this afternoon. There was much excitement caused
by this race and large sums OF money Will be lost
and won In ts hnal decision, SO lar as progressed
the following Isl
SANE DAy.-Purse OF $500 for horses that never
beat :3i; mile heats, best three In five in har-
ness $40 70 the FIRST $50 10 the second $50 10 tie
third and $50 TO the fourth horse.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 30 1s7sRr SHEET

counts or extra contingencies ana appropriated
10 pay the janitors salaries OF courts on motion OF
the Comptroller the sum OF SO, 600 was also trans
the members OF the Board OF Supervisors, the
courts having decided that the members thereof
were entitled 10 receive emoument for their
services as such.
The meeting then adjourned until twelve O'Clock
noon. TODAY,
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
SAILED.

Steamships Manhattan (Br), for Lverpool; Scotia Br,
do; virginia tBr Glasgow; Columbia Br), do; Trojan
(Br). do; City Of Galveston, New orleans; ship Ajax
tmorc (Br), oporto; storgstrom Norl Cork; Grad Ia
grab Aus, do or Falmouth Magdalcna Ciudad Bovar
Ada Barton tBr Liverpool; Argonaut Gier Bremen il
Vero UtaD, Constannopc; II Duval (Brl. Antwerp =
Wandering sprite (Br), Queenstown; Abbie Franklin
New orlesns brgs Fortunate dtap, Cork slayanka
zcc 9srl, Santos Thalla tBr. Halifax: schrs Ihos
Win. 1ngton; Watson tBr). Port Johnson
q w lIQhf
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
SHIPPING NEW S,
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New York HERALD has constructed telegraph line
New York city to Whitestone, IL and the same
now open tor the transaction OF business.
The line will be found Of great service to those having
with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility win be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is other telegraph communication with
whtesone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established: -
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For a of twenty words or
less be delivered board vessels of Wtesone, one
dollar five cents for every additional word
Advertisements for the New YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES
Herald Office corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Onice, No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch Offce, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone H.
At The Herald Branch Offccs corner of Bocrum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn and 1865 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all steamers daily
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
Marine Disasters.

smP Cha srIoy or The SEAS Br, from 81 John NIB for
Liyerpoo which put into Boston few days since ieaky
has been pa rtly discharged and the leak stoppeJ
Shortly aflerh T arrival II was supposed that she WOULD
have 10 undergo extensive repairs; but she s rather
old having been uilt In lSt was not deemed prudant
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
DEERF00T DRIVING PARK.

Second Day Of the Second Fall Trotting
Mecting-DamOn the Winner of the
Postponed 2:3s Race and Jim of the
2.42 Purse-The 2s34 Glass Postponed
After Four Heats.
Although the day was very unpropitious the
crowd to witness the races at Deerfoot Driving
Park yesterday afternoon, the second OF the extra
autumn trottng meetings, was very large. The first
event on the card was the postponed 2:3s contest
from Tuesday, in which Dan Mace's brown gelding
Damon had won two heats, ]. Fl. Phillips roam
gelding one heat and L. S. Sammis' sorrel gelding
Port Washington one heat. The betting, notwith-
standing the estate OF the game,n was in favor OF
Tyler, the pools selling Tyler So, Damon SIS and
the field S3. Damon won the fifth heat and the
race, Fred Tyler taking second money, Port WASH
ington third premium and summit saved his en-
trance. The following Is complete
SUMMARY.
DEERFoor DRIVING PARK, NEAR BROOKLYN, l.. J.,
Oct. % and 29-FIRsT AND SECOND DAYS OF THE
SECOND FALL TRoTTISG MEETISG.-Purse OF $780,
for horses that never beat 2:3s; mile heats, best
three in i've, in harness; $l20 to the first $65 to
the second, $40 to the third and s25 to the fourth
horse. Judges-George w. Oakley, Ed. 9. White,
hnalno nnk
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
COMPTR0LLER's OFFICE.

RECEIPTS.
Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the treasury From
RECEIVER .o..
Receipts Of taxes of 1878 about. $2o9uW
ARREARS
Airesrs inisrs o. aAes. assessments lolSs
BUaKAu COLLECTOR ASSESSMENTS. -.
Street openings and interest. izfz
BUREAU WATER REGISTRAR 20.
Croton water rents and penalties oois
REVENUE
Interest on bond ana mortgage, market rents and os
MAYORS SECOND MARSHAL -
Fees from First Judicial District Court $50
Fees from Eighth Judicial District Court. 81 a,
Total $500 9l5
PAYMENTS.
Comptroller Green paid yesterday the street
PAYERS to 18th instant, Sl0,S14.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

First on the reg n programme was The purse OF
$780, for horses that never beat 2:42. This had
sixteen entries, eight OF which came to the score.
Farmer Boy was the favorite throughout, but his
hackers were sorely disappointed, as Il. E. Car
and fifth heats and the race. There was much in
terest developed in this contest and charges were
made against the judges, whose names are here
with appended, that they acted impartally. and
the result seemed to please the majority as, with
out doubt, the best horse took the first money.
Farmer Boy was awarded second premium, Huskey
Boy third money and Guess SO saved his entrance.
SUMMARY.
DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK, NEAR BROOKLYN, L. l.,
Oct. 29.-SEcoND DAY OF THE SECOND FALL
TRoTTISG MEETING.-Purse OF $780, for horses that
never beat 2:42 mile heats, best three in five, in
harness. 800 to the first, $50 to the second $50 to
the third and $40 TO the fourth horse. Judges
William A. Rosecrans, Charles Oakley and w, J.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

FATAL ACCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday afternoon little girl, named Ellen
White, who resided with her parents at 95 Harri-
son street, South Brooklyn, was run over by an ale
truck driven by Patrick Burke, at the corner OF
Columbia and Congress Streets and killed. Burke
was arrested and locked up to answer.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30

II
Proclamation by John A. DIX, GOVERNOR
Whereas on the Attn day OF November last Charles
q. Kelsey was the subject OF gross personal out
rage at Huntington, In suffolk county, and has not
since been seen in that neighbornood and whereas
there strong reasons for believing that his life
was taken on the night of the same day by per-
sons unknown; now, therefore, do hereby offer
reward OF SO, 900 for information which may lead
to the conviction OF any person or persons who
may have caused the death OF the said Kelsey.
Done at the Capitol, IN the city OF Albany, this
29tn day OF October, 1873. JOHN A. DlX
By the Governor: JOHN w. DIX, Executive
Secretary.
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF NEW YORK EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, |

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1873.
The following proclamation mas Just been issued
by the GOVERNOR
The New York herald., 1873-10-30
Almanac for New York-This Day.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
cpINrNAL NOTES.

.+tbe Yorlviue Police Court, yesterday, BENJAMIN
80 v r-uittet trial bv Justice hTny on cnAse oi GU
- : I,a ron Than j. LaNther OF No so szh-ave.
A. the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, john sInlth
= ef.-e Justice DowIug charge OF raslnt -e.A
Zoo and presenting 70 ior payment a. Che Nassau SAM
.sb .bsrtfar he'd 70 answer tlNarl . shea vas
, 10 nsver 1 assatng JOSH Hart Of tbe Ihea'e Conique
nd . cotton book
In +he Court Of General Sessions Part IL, yester-
-. - , ,stlefsu George Webster lor petty lafceny was
= ~ pf s~ months. James LYnen rece' ne s1oiel
-, W s-s upon the jus rccoumeuqat'n 20 mercy
- r n tde fourth degree, state Prison t1o yoaTs'''A@F
P.Frsl grad arcear, acluuo-
Inthe Court Of Genera Sessions. Part l., yes err
A. - Prc-str Racket the following dose1 o. hen
- -and 1rreay person, PeuiieEay 'nes leArs,'
g frpcvar attempt Grand ll7cerv. one year. oa'au A
- ni at grand State Prison q years hd"ara New
~ battery peuitena hchaei rooney lelolioA
t ~ battery acquitted John Thompson, grand lAFcn ael
Charles Mitchell of No. Sulivan-st.. was arralgned
s Iu.t Lcvth. he Jefferson Market Police Court
a. rar-a che Lortery TIE sccuse was lc u
SD s. Wols. eEeer residing No -s huis2nsl lI.sne
- --e of receiving goods George Drake ron whom me
- rt coo1s idlntuod him. dc hed IN T'Jl
-, . rat before Justice Lv'h 90 t1e Jefferson haiAl
30. -t on charge of fefierg HE ha bonds m Ihoaso h1e
- -.r.t --- r.ura robber' lu4g1e4 lesitla.
Jus .. BE- rrp-.e -g beg ming Nfli OF lal oof
sd ul Iuige Brsy the supreme Oour vas sei -0- -
-a. Jaslcs Il Chicago detectives then -eie- u -s-s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NKw -TORR

PORT OF SEw-ToRK... .......,.............FED N
Steamship South Carolina Be1et Charleston c. H. R. Morgan
steamship Gen Barnes mallory Savannah W. R Garrison
steamship Henry ChauHcy Gray AsPnwan Paahe Mall Steamship
Steamship H,mmouis tGer vo.s Hamburg &C. Kunha Co
steamship Oceanic lBl Br';ow Liverpool Hyde sDarss m
Dominion steamship Co
steamship Wilmington Holmes Havana P Alexandra Son
steamship Francouia Brogg Portland = Z AmeS
f'1 a s ,iS5 D,So o'Sl A55vs1 & Fu Rive Co
BS5s l96, 5l T t M p, , i ss,rer
BARI Union. Colcord Santiago e Cubs BAH Co
B M s1 fi "a, o 5r Por Johnson BoTt d Il.seiea
Soh Ro6eu Wyman, Phillips Corpus CAnu, &C. J. A. sieison
se Clam woooa.e Montgomery BEn. w Woo! % aoEs
scaT Mar E. Graham, MoIrs Savannah Evans Bal Co
sehr Chancellor Ferguson New iavea
ARRIVED.
Steamship Abenare Stark Norfolk &c, with nde and pass TO Od
sies@sp Champion, Lockwood Charleston, With lna
steamship Cleopatra Philips KEY West where she put
in consequence Of hroien af With Nose 70 AeEnude soma
Bark Progress Norl Olen Matnz Il day, with sugar and no
BTl Florence Peters tof Portland Daley, Cienusgos p days With
Bsrf Cecilia lital) Corrno Palermo Is DAVIS With fruit
Bark Arett Searpor Dove Palermo o. daYs win Unit
Bs UaOa Of ST. JoAu' n b. Tai Aaians s days with sugar
ns Frank CLARK of DamAnso Morton Pensacola q days, with
Bg a4bbo1i OF BAnsor cooRes Msga 20 DAYS YIN fruit =,
Bnr Sas Awkward (o ST. John " b. bureh dasuE2s u days
Bra SPT5gaOk lof Windsor " g. MaitTom 70 With
/ fruit
Big Escort of Plymouth Eng Baker Palermo 50 days With auit
BIG Virginia Johnston. Pierre Mart. 10 days with
sch Olivia A. Ouuen (oi farroOo n ST. W alter st. Johns p
/ r. no DAYS. With
sehr Kate Brigham McEsr Seville 50 DAYS. With ndse.
B. williams, Georgetown, s. c.. va Hampton
Schr Laos Muhson Jones Wilmington v c. DAYS with cotton.
Sc4 Wave Crest Wuch-back JACKSONVILLE days With yellow
pine.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Feb 2n-AruScd steamship Mcclellan rom Baltimore
I Ncrtlue
LEwFs. Del. Feb 20Auved STEAMSHIPS Mi lothian from Lverpoo
bark RIOS na lug Alice rareton from Aanzas.
F0Kr MONRoF Feb Z-P1sse IN for Baltimore hsfks Anon
Mcs. Bremen Maalou IRON hsalzasi 1rg
Vou. IRON D-nerara. out snip MacaueT ROTTERDAM
bugs Lemp, Queenstown %. Blanchard ior Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
20-Tht Line steamship Australia. Hedder
Feb Glasgow arrive. acre Yesterlar
LoSDoy Feb Z0Aved. steamship Holland DBL Bragg, from
EeW-l Feb. D.
WHALERS.
Feb In Jreh Perry Owens OF NeHbedford
brg gLllu1 Mary Clark, sax Haroor
DISASTERS.
Cecilia which arrived tbs port to-day lll reports
Feb u. at % u long. 81 30 e IN VIII se4r snow squat loi oA
Morton Belfast Ne. for Charleston s. G., ~ SINKING
c0u-tou oil .Le crew and brought tAs Co. ths pori
steamship Norwich ffom Boston Tor New Orleans, before reported
ounaed formerly between Boston and Calais md was recently
purchased parties 5000 with A intention oi
putting Havana Ii said that the steamship and cargo
Z insured.
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