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The New York herald., 1873-12-18

Seventh street to Grand street, New York; but
still the accommodations were not sufficiently
ample to transport the vehicles. many or Wnch
had to wait three or four hours for their turns.
once landed on the New York side peoples DIM
culties did not end, The cars did not AFFORD one.
fourth OF the wOuld-be passengers TRANSPORTATION
down town, and many hundreds had 10 exercise
their muscles to reach their counting rooms ana
workshops Hundreds OF persons bound lor
home in the afternoon went TO Roosevelt
street, expecting that the boats were running,
only to find the gates closed, although person
could see half way across the river, ana they we're
forced to go by the iousmeng, infectious cars OF
the Belt line 10 Grand street and there cross. This
was especially annoying TO
THE WORKING GLASSES,
who had to wait until fifteen minutes before six
Tor the very unaccoinmodating Terry company to
send out their first boat to south seventh street.
The same utter Indifference to the demands OF the
public waiting In the evening at Williamsburg to
cross to Roosevelt street was manifested
by this corporation. funeral procession
en- route to New York and hundreds OF
people delayed more than an hour,
until twenty minutes before six, Tor Roosevelt
street boat. although the FOG had entirely disap-
peared and the tower OF the East River Bridge
could be easily seen. One OF the gatekeepers gave
a HERALD reporter as reason Tor the delay That
they were waiting Tor q pilot to get his supper.
When 1t is remembered that the company collected
three cents from the passengers and run them
across TO Grand street, where the rate Is but two
cents, the public can understand why this COM
pany do not desire TO consume coal by delivering
their passengers by the longer route to Roosevelt
street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
PIGEON SHOOTING ON STATEN ISLAND.

Messrs. Charles Metcalfe and John A. Decker
shot a pigeon match yesterday, at the sea View
Park track, New Dorp, Staten Island, resulting
alter a close contest In Metcafe's favor.
SUMMARY.
SEA VIEW PARK ASSOCIATION, NEW DORP, 8. L.,
Dec. IL, 1s73.-Match Pigeon Shootng.-Charles
Metcalie, Richmond County Shooting Club; John
A. Decker, Staten Island Shooting Association.
Twenty-Five birds each, Fl yards rise, so yards
boundary, for $50 side, find and trap for each
other. Judges-For Metcalfe. Mr.. H. Metcalfe; Tor
Decker, Mr.. G. Trantor. Referee, Mr.. I. Thompson.
Metcalle-o l. O. J. 0, l, !, J, l, !, Q, l, l, !,
o. l, 0. 0, 0, ], i, /, 1-l5.
Decker-o, 0, !, l, Q, 0, o. o. l. l, o. l. 0, 0, l, 1,
l. !. o. 1, i, l, l, l, 1-l5.
The tie was shot OF with the following RESULT
Metcalfe-l, 0, /, ], Ia.
Decker-0, /, 1, 0, o..
A good match was also shot by Mr.. Dwight
Townsend and captain Jacob Vanderbilt, 10 birds
each, the Captain handicapping Mr.. Townsend
four yards aud beating him by one bird. The score
was:-Captain vanderblt-Killed, O.; missed, /.
Mr.. TOwnsend-Killed, 8: missed. 2.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
HEAVY FAILURES.
0berholser, Keefer & Co.-Their Liabilities Over
HALF q Million-Edson, Bradley & co..
Liabilities $3.50, ,oo0-condition
Of the Bankrupt Firms.

Failures OF leading dry goods and importing
houses. anticipated since the commencement OF
the panic, have at last begun, not, perhaps, on
very large SCALE but still OF sufficient magnitude
to cause considerable alarm. particularly as many
OF the failures which occurred days ana even weeks
ago only came to light yesterday. Early yester-
day afternoon rumor spread through the CONNER
cial circles OF the city that very extensive whole
sale dry goods and importing house had failed.
The report caused very considerable excitement,
and even affected temporarily the state Of affairs
In Wall street.
The alleged failure was rumored to be for al least
100000, and the excitement became proportion
ately great The name or the house which had
failed could not be obtained up to three O'Clock,
the closing hour Of business in Wall street. At
length, however, after heightened search, tho
HERALD reporter discovered that the latest heavy
failure in the commerc world OF New York is
OF Oberholser & Keefer. Their card reads as fol-
lnxur
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CUBA.
Slavery-The Principle Of Freedom
Making Steady Progress.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Dec. IL, 1873.
The slavery question is now seriously discussed
among slave owners.
According to kilograms and letters from Spain
the government is determined to bring the qnes-
ton before the Cortes Tor action. bur desires the
slave owners to propose some plan, making the
abolition OF slavery certainty without injurng
seriously the agricultural prosperity oil the island
Many prominent slave owners are in favor or
treating slaves like contracted Cinnamon.
1t is doubtful whether the Cortes would sanction
such or a similar plan.
The number OF members OF the Havana Abolition
Society is increasing
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ever, has no doubt OF their practicability, ana is
ready to guarantee not only to place them In posi-
tion out that they viii bear any strain that may
come upon them when complete. The railroad
track VIII be laid upon the top chord, and perhaps
wagon road will be made on the bottom, but this
has not been definitely decided
The proceedings this afternoon opened at Coliey-
wood opera House with an address OF welcome by
Mayor II. q. Eastman, and closed with grand BAN
quet, at which appropriate toasts were read and
responded to.
The galleries or the opera house were thronged
with ladies and gentlemen, and the greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed. Nearly all the visitors left
for home on the early evening train.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
BUFFALO, Dec. II, 1873

BUFFALO, Dec II, 1873.
pigeon shooting tournament commenced
in this city to-day, open to all anna
teurs. First prize, $50; second prize,
$l25; third prize, 800; fourth prize, $75
nth prize, $50; entrance fee SIS. The match was
snot from ii and ground traps at 15 single rises,
u yards rise ana so yards boundary. There
were. 40 entries. The following. is the
result OF to-day's shooting Newell, Schultz
and Weighell, each killed Ia; Wilmer, Bear,
Marsh and Lansing, l3; Green, smith, Jones,
Farra,, Miller, clay and Dorr. u; McElroy; II
Melvin aud Tyler, o; Nash, s.; Richmond, 7.
Darkness put stop to the shooting winch Will be
resumed NJ nine O'Clock tomorrow nor ning:,
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
THE APPOINTMENT OF COURT ATTENDANTS

The Corporation Counsel, in letter to the Comp
troller decides that the appointment OF attendants
upon the courts in New York is vested In tho
Judges and she act of ls7o transferring the power
to the Comptroller, Is unconstitutional and void.
He adds that as the Supreme Superior and Com
mon Pleas courts OF the city OF New York have de-
cidcd that the statute referred to contravenes the
constitution he is OF the opiaion snat further ti-
cation upon the question could result only In Inn
posing useless expenses upon the city, and ad-
vses that the matter be treated o. settled without
appeal 70 tae Court VI Appeals
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FRANCE.
An Important Debate Pending IN PaTliameni-s
President MacMahon 20 EnjSy
n Pleasant Role.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW Yum Hsnlp.

VERSAILLES, Dec. ~, isIA
The Assembly to-day. despite The OPPOSITION oS
the Lett. decided TO discuss the BAL empowering
the government 70 nominate Mayors OF cities
Immediately after the budget Is acted upon.
PLEASING ACTION TOWARDS THE PRESIDENT AND
PARIS
The Committee on Finances to-day voted To
increase the salary Of President MacMahon IN
order to enable MIN to give Jetes az Paris.
This action does not imply the removal OF the
national capital to Paris.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
ACHEEN.
Defeat Of the Impsrialist Army BY the Invading
Dutch-surprise by the Natives
and Severe Fighting.
ultcsAx 70 TINE new vufx mslLo.

sfNGAroRE Dec. NJ, fsT1.
the body OF Dutch troops under the command OF
General Van swle,en, which lately landed on tho
coast OF Achecn. have had an engagements with The
sultan's army and defeated u.
SURPRISED nv THE NATIVES aSD frcurfSs srflL ~
fRoeREss.
rumor i current here that the Acheencse made
a night ATTACK upon the butch forces, surprising
tacm.
heavy hattie was fought, Inc result of which 10
not YET known.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
TELEGRAM TO THE new Yask HERALD.

LONDON. Dec. II, lsT3
The rate for money at the stock Exchange on
government securities is four per cent.
BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day Is $4,000.
CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPH AT THE POLLS.
The borough OF Huntingdon has elected Mr..
KarslaKe (conservatlve) to the House OF Commons
by ISIS majority.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
EXPLOSION AT A POWDER MILL
RoCKLAND, Me-, i

RoCKLAND, Me-, Dec, IL, 1878.
The mixing mill ut the Warren Powder Manu-.
factory exploded about four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Fortunately no lives were lost the
workmen having gone out few minutes
before. The mill was entirely destroyed, parts OF
1t being blown across the river, and the building
next 1t was badly damaged Glass was broken In
others. Houses in Warren village were shaken BY
the cOncussiOn,N
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SPAIN AND CUBA.
War Office Preparation for the Crushing" Of
the Co onial Rebellion.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK geRALD.

MADRID Dec. Il, 1873.
Council OF War has been appointed, consisting
OF Generals Jose Concha. Cahallero de Rodas, Val
maseda and Partilla, to examine the plan OF a
campaign submitted by Brigader General Donate
for the complete crushing OF the Cuban insur
rection.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
GERMANY.
An Iron-Clad Oath To Be Taken by Bishops
Generally.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HEsalp.

BERLIN, Dec. IL, 1879.
An ordinance is onicially promulgated to-day
ordering that in future all bishops, upon their
installation, shall swear to maintain the com-
pletest subordination TO the state and co-orera-
tion in the suppression OF ali disloyal intrigues.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
The Fog on staten Island.

The fog OF yesterday morning was the thckest
ever seen on staten Island. 1t was said by some
OF the Oldest residents many OF whom have seen
''the London log" years ago, that the fog which
enveoped the island yesterday "came within an
ace OF it,
The trains from Tottenville were several min
utes behind. and the street cars moved so slowly
that patience became virtue. The ferryboats on
the north and south shores ploughed their early
trips through the fog from the island to the city
very slow, and in one or two instances collision
was imminent. The regular trips were made, but
the cars were over half an hour behind.
The Upper Bay was so belogged thai many vessels
intending to leave at an early hour had to wait
ave
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
DEVASTATION BY A TORNADO
The Town OF Milton, CAL, Entirely De.
stroyed-scveral Persons Injured.

A tornado passed over the town OF Milton, III TINS
State, to-day, destroying the entire place. Sevcfai
hu,,d,noa wero n,own wav from their foundations,
and other buildings were prostrated. A NUMBER
OF persons were badly injured, but no lives were
lost,
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
ROME.
Creation Of STANDARDIZATION Compliment TO
France and Spain.
TEL EGRAh TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Dec. IL, 1873.
The Papal Nuncio at Paris has been notified that
the Archbishops OF Parts, Cambray and valencia
have been elevated to the College Of Cardinals.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
SPAIN.
Radical Re'crmers Placed unaer Arrest
In:i,la 10 TM Mw Yr'r LIE.

MApKfp. Dec. A.. lss&
Fifty arrests have been made a. Barcelona ~
persons engaged n the recent demonstration IN
favor OF declaring Barcelona al independent
Canton.
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
ENGLAND.

Discount on 'Change-Bullion from the Bank
Conservative Gain in Parliament
The New York herald., 1873-12-18
BRIDGING THE HUDSON RIVER.
Laying the Corner Stone OF the Pro-
posed Bridge at PoushkeePste.

Laying the Corner Stone of the Fro
posed Bridge at Poushkeepste.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. &c. 1873.
The city Is thronged with strangers to-day to
participate in the laying OF the stone OF the
proposed bridge across the Hudson az this place.
A special train arrived here from Hartford shortly
before noon, having left Hartford at seven A. NJ,
and reacning this city IN three hours aud 40 min
utes after which Is considered extraordinary good
time, when the fact is known that it came over
two new rairoads-the Connectcut Western and
the Poughkeepsie Eastern, both OF which are the
main eastern connections OF the proposed bridge.
On board the train were Mayor Robinson, OF Hart
ford. and representatives OF the Hartford Common
Council, members OF the Connecticut Governors
stan, the President OF Trinity College, and about
125 OF Hartlords most prominent citizens.
The fact train from New York on the Hudson River
Railroad brought ]. Edgar Thompson, OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad; A. l. Dennis, Samuel Sloan,
John J. Blair, J. II. Lendville A. Carnega c. b.
Thurston, G. +. McCandass, G. s. Howell, j. NJ
Tower, M. Perry and others. They were in a spe-
cla drawing room car attached TO the train.
All were very Hospitality received by the Pough-
keepsians. At noon procession was formed, and
moved forward in the following order:-
Colonel George Parker, Grand Marshal.
Platoon OF Police.
Veteran Volunteers
Twenty-frst Regiment
Engineers OF Fire Department
poushseepsie hpns Pi9e Department.
ssi Feter'sT 4 3. soesSy:
Knights OF Pythas
United American Mechanics
H. o. Q. /; E:aS sy0 Lodges
Fifty Carriages
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE MURDER TRIALS.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, yester-
day morning, no jury hand and consequently no
trials could be had Some business however trans
acted In the naming OF days for trial. The case OF
Charles Cordes set down for to-day, his counsel
agreeing be ready then Mr. Lyons, Assistant Dis
suggested that Bleakeys casa should be
taken I'D Immediately afterwara. Mr.. Howe objected
In this as he was engaged on Monday for the Heggi
poisoning case in the Sessions, where the prisoner had
been 10 months IN the Tombs, and was pressing for
trial Besides, Bleakley and his counsel were at dag
GERS points he insisted he sane they were salts
fed he was insane. Counsel would suggest an eX-
animation by commission of Mr.. Bleakley before they
put him trial 1t therefore, understood that I'M
mediatey after the Cordes some OF the older homi
eide cases would be tried.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.
Mails Liverpool.
Minnesota close u d. Supplementary Ms Pier No n
a. closed at l:5o Steamship sails at from Pier No.
BNR
A Prussan Closed Mail IA sent BY this Line.
Mails Bremen. bT the steamship
Hanss close IL ~ Steamship sails at from foot Of Third
st, Hobokeu-
Mails Domingo ssmsna by steamship Tybee close
st 2 p Steamship sails at from Pier No n X
THURSDAY MARCH l3
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Chebou and Hamburg
ship Fis. close at II Supplementary Mail Pier foot Of
Thrdst Hoboken closed at Steamship sails at from
foot Of Third-st, Hoboken.
A PIussiap Closed Mail Is sent By this line.
IAN letse deposited In supplementary Mails be prepaid
double post4ge.l
Mails N p Havana per steamship City OF MEXICO
close Supplementary Ma Pier No. NJ r. closed
$3.50 .. Steamship sails at
FRIDAY, MARCH H.
Halifax " g. the New.York PoOmce every
dag at 8 p. IN, and goes via Boston.
Mails for Newfoundland close the NewYok Post Omce
day Steamship sails from Portland
Due New York Friday, at 8 p.
Letter postage all the Vest Indies when going direct will
be half prepaid
SATURDAY, MARCH Is
Malls for Great Britain and Fnne via Queenstown and Liverpool by
the steamship Adtac, 3n Supplementary Mail
White star Dock Psvonia Ferry Jersey City will
Steamship sails at iron White Star Dock PavOna Ferry
Jersey City.
COnneu. Of Europe via Southampton and
Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at foot
Hoboken. ..
Direct German and PYussian this Ine
Mails for the German States Stetn steamship Thorwaseu
close at II 30 Seanshp sails at from Pier No. l3
MAILS tor Demera st. Thomas and Barbados BY the
Msndngo. close at IL Steamship sails from Pier No. 49, r.
Mails fOf Key West bV steamship City Of San Antonio close
steamship sails at J y. IN, from Pier No. 20 K. X
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
n,.a., a, .f t,,, on n, southern ccntt. Railroad

p.s.,s The r,tes Of fare Southern Central Railroad
Amending the BIcsc laws OF lBW
To o,sppl,e police force for City Of Yonters
lmsndus The charter Bghth Ward Savings Bank ~ chngn
its name 10 Fifth Savings Bank -
Providing Tor the purchase bang In Brooklyn for for
the 18Th Regiment of National GusEd
Mr. WoETB being upon asked TO be excused order
speech the bill He denounced most iniqutous
and voted kay
WAR; reply but his vote bad been taken be was not in
order. .- .
large number omembr. changed their votes to he negative and
The bill lost by al 10 As. "
Mr. NORTON reconsideration and that The motion be laid on
the table - .
On this question stated that the remarks Of Mr. Worth
Of anmosty of that gentleman against The Colonel
regiment and when he his feelings toward him we're Kindly ne
isehood the Of Bro0kn beng opposed to h
asure. people representing $OO in favor OF H.
The bung this occupies totally unit for military uf-
poses
Mr.. WORM reiterated his remarks.
reconsider The table Wss earred
thus saving the bill for another trial
relative State RefomAtO al lm naming
a Commission supentend the building Of the sueture
Mr. reeomm the bill with Instructions 10 amend 80
that the Governor shall appoint the Commission , ,
Mr. DKxTKR defended the bill saying the Commission As named 10 e
bill entirely proper
TIE motion to recomnit lost and the bill passed
To gSlEe the adoption Of minor children by adn persons
Amending the BlmrA Common School law.
To continne the Fishery Commission OF the state.
To authorize the County Of Greene bonds 10 pay poo
its Indebtedness
Tue Troy School bill reported from the Conference Committee
and the report agreed 10 and the bill passed
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Ingraham decided, yesterday. in a
case brought before HIM in the Supreme Court writ
OF habeas corpus the Court of Special Sessions has
no right 10 commit boys To the school ship.
The Stemmler- Mcclure suit, involving the
right the Judgeshp OF the Seventh District. which
has the calendar three years. and was noticed
for trial Monday last has been again adjourned over
the account the absence OF Mr. Requa, i'm
pOrtant witness for plaintiff
The divorce suit brought against Charles
Mcintyre by his wife and given referee who decided
for the plaintiff allowing her $500 year alimony will
come up for argument. before Judge Robinson In the
Court of Common Pleas, on the confirmation Of the
ferred his his brother previous the trial.
as payment OF alleged debt but this transfer the
referee found void
John b. Leverich brought suit against the
City s3i oo being he cost Of clearing the ice
and of lBroadway durug the Winter Of is6a7i 10
Feb TO- 1871 1t appears that Leyerch had contracted
10 do the work during the previous Winters and had
received his pay regularly therefor until February 1871
when ,payment stopped and this suit begun IL
came up for trial before Judge Van Brunt and Jury In
Circuit, Part IL, OF the Supreme Court and evidence
was submitted for the plaintiff disclosing the facts stated
above. and that the Commissioners had certified 10 the
correctness OF the claim Counsel for the city put
testimony but argued that the Commissioners having
independent statutory duty to perform could not bind
the city In general liability TO under the terms OF
the contract The Court however directed verdict for
the full amount claimed with interest, amounting TO
al6Ote, -
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
SALE oP ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS

The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company's ves-
sells Morro Castle and Columbia sold at auction
yesterday at Pier No. N. r. under two writs issued
by the United States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict OF NewYork The vessels sold free OF all liens
under title OF Marsha bill OF SALE the Marshal TO hold
possession until the full amount OF the purchase money
s paid The terms were 90 per cent OF purchase money
on the day OF SALE and the balance within three days
tho Marshas expenses and the auconeers fees OF $50
10 be paid by the purchaser Immediately after the saIe
and the ships be at the risk and expense OF the
The Moro Castle brought tl. 900 and the Columbia
t27 500 Both vessels were bought by W. II. Starbuck
who would give Information concerning the use 30
which he intended 10 put them IL Is not definitely
known for what trade they Intended but IL Ia rt
morod that In short time ps7 sro ~ bo transferred W
the Old company.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday, March H. 1873.
BILLS
,endino the laws relative to the incorporation O.

SENATE ALBANY Tuesday, March H. 1879
Bills PASSED.
Amending the laws relative to the incorporation of
Amending the Home Aged and INDECENT Females in
Amending the whitssborOugh, oneida County
the election OF Police Justice Tor Greenpo Sanolk
o Let Tuesday Of next April
In Courts Of Record Westcheser County
and the OnOndsga RESERVATION
CONTROLLER Of New Yo CITY return 10 James Galway
collected from hun for The improvement OF roads at
Roekiand Lake
enable Commissioners appointed revise the statutes 10 In
Corporate 10 their report the political aud penal codes.
Amending the charter OF the Mechanics Savings Bank Of Rochester
Amsnding the charter Of the RooKland Savings Bank
Amending the charter Of Brock port. Monroe County
Senator LEWIS offered resolutions calling on the Canal
Commissioner report what legislation necessary
II any, 10 clear out the Cayuga. Seneca, Oswego and
Erie Canals that there may De scven feet OF water III
said canals Adopted
Mr. wRsLow offered a concurrent resolution that the
over under the rule.
Senator JAMES WOOD introduced bin extending the
time for the collection Of taxes Ia the various
Livingston County,
Mr.. PERRY introduced bill providing for the better
attention 10 the financial concerns OF the City OF Brook
lyD.
Mr.. MADDEN spoke warmly and bitterly on a bin pro
vdinR for publishing the election notices every year
newspapers, den0uncng the entire method OF county
printing as sap and sxindle on the various county
treasures.
The bill was amended, providing for publishing the
election notices IN but one paper IN each Assembly dis
trict and so amended ordered third reading.
The bill relative 70 taxation In the City OF New-York
for the year 1873 ordered o third reading as was
also the bsl Incorporating the NewYork and Maspeth
Railroad Company.
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or rkw -T0RR


' CLEARED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk City POint &e Old Do
minion steamship Co
steamship Virgo. Bukley Savannah, Murray Peri. Co.
Sseamshp James Adgef LOCKWOOD Charleston c. Henry Nor
gan l.
Steamship Psnita Doane Phladelphs Lonni Steamship Co
steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston. H. y Dnnock.
Bark ALeba (Br Western, Malta aud market RUSSELL Howes
Co.
Bark sern. Lesernsnu honsvdeo. Dowey, Coruers Co.
Bat j. X Paner. Knight Havana for orders Brett Son Co.
Barb Evening Star Brl Chick st. Jsgo Dc Cuba wdeil Co.
Brx Casoatelle simmons, MAtanEa James Henry
Brig Manson, Glkey, Cardenas, Carver Barnes
Brig BaDbema Br) COngion Aiesae for orders y whoey
CO.
sehr sae Bution Barley stamford Stamford Manufacturing
Sehr r. Godsn Waterbu Stamford Co
ARRIVED
Steamship Deutschland N Oh Lndevigs Bremen Peh a. via
Southampton l5th, with mdsc. aud Oelchs Co.
steamship Huntsville Crowe savannah with mdsc and pass 10
Robert Lowdea .Y
seanshp Salvador NckOa savannah mdse and pasA 10
w X Garrison
Barb Ossas Br). Mehns Rotterdam IS days with empty Do.
troleam barrels
(Ger Schroeder Hanba-E da,s with rud.e
BARI Forums or zusmsrnann rAanros OCT @ aad
lople Nov o. wth wool
brs rearo Bshrs PotssPnncs n days with oSwosd rls
Brig Carrie funs'0a of r0pshA@l Whteuor Cbatea IL daTs
WITH saxA.