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The New York herald., 1873-11-19
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. Is, 1873.
CLEARED.

steamship Italia lBp GreIg, Glasgow-hencerson
Steamship Wilmington Reed, Havana-Wm Clyde
a Co.
steamship Virgo. Bulkley. savannah-Murray. Ferris
Co.
steamship James Adger. Lockwood, charieston-J W
Quintard Co.
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co .n,
Steamship Fanita. Doanc, Observation-Disclosures
steamship Regulator. Martin Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Co.
Steamship Glaucus Bearsc, Boston-H Dimock
Bark Jane Young (Br) Perry, Liverpool-J Elwen a
Co
Bark Amadine (BT, Donald London--stoker, Taylor
Co
Bark Pulcinclla dtan Lauro. Brisol-John seager.
Bark Canada tBr), Wood, Ieghorn-H De Wolf 20.
Brig Albatros Nor, Move, Antwerp-Funch. Eaye
brig Marie Dutch, Hansen st Martins &c-H vata-
BILE a Son
Brig sophia tBr>, Cunningham, Aux Cayes-Brett Son
4 CO.
Brig Adele McLoon Munroe, Havana-Jas Ward
Co
Brig ANGELA Bray. Halifax--D De Volt Co.
Schr Rose Adra, Gaul st Gcorge-Middleton Co
Schr Maud Webster, Wentworth. Galveston-E Stack
pole
schr Petrol, Dermott Pensacola, Fla-H Brown 4
Co.
schr Emma Endicott, Endicott, Washington, DC
Van Brunt Bro
Schr Chase Peck, Boston-H Brown Co.
schr John Mayo Bragg, Boston-Chas living.
schr Gloucester, Ward Newport and New Haven
Racket 4 Bro.
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES.
Steamship Caledonia tBr); sdey, Glasgow Nov and
B B5p part 1ad ssa M
i lon y 70 encountered hurricane from NE to NNW;
barometer Sd ,,o ,s.o, c,.~,o..or ~, x
witt ana pSs9n. nr,.,o,
Oct 7, in ballast 70 W Eiwell Co. Is anchored at
Bark Panchito itaD, schiaiino, Bremen "a days. in
last te Fune5, Edye Co Nov lat y is lon s. spoke
brig Eliza hqmson from New Haven for Ponce; same
days out supposed the Lizzie Waters with manmast
ds isFans lhs Ae1sr anchored At sandy HOOK 0r Or
Rark Malta daD, Iauro Cardiff days, with railway
Bark Anna (NerS, wngaard Rio Janciro 4s days with
%s equator osl ea IN lon sss', ''ue' Osssl
usr BF o Py en S % BsnS eSys
schr John E Daily tof st George Me) Long, Charles
Ton, So days with yellow pine to master Is bound TO
schr j W Rumsey, Brown Baltimore tor Somerset
SchrNewport ioi winssor Nso, Miller south Amboy,
day with the assistance OF mgboat Robert Robinson
Passed Through Hell Cate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Leighton Leighton Port Caledonia CB. for New
wt Sonso Bangor or York with
lumber 10 Mile: Houghton.
sh er & T CSrRwa Ms for
ot po'Gai or New YORK with
lumber to simpson, capp 4 Co.
chr wsh5 Johnson pawue5et f @ for New York
schr Brchard Torrey, Gray Providence for New
schr c Harris, Harris, Pawtncket for New York.
with fisll to order:
schr Traveller Hodgdon, Portland for New York, wit
sehr Ida Annie, Cook Roekana fer New York. with
schr VIM Ferrn, Lindsay New Haven for New York
schr Geo Clover, Perry, Roekiand Tor New York,
schr Joseph Hatfield Portland Tor Harlem
Schr G L Raymond Higgins Boston Tor Wilmington,
schr Chas Kelly, Reilly, Harwich for New York, with
schr Fanny Hazard Mayo Portland New York.
schr Hope on, Chase Boston for New York.
schr Martha Nichols Carr, Boston tor New New York ,.,
lumber 10 J Haviiand & Co.
Schr John Price. Price Boston % for New Iors. CO. w., vou,
Schr Geo Moon, Sackct Nantucket tor New York. with
fish 10 Moon 4 Lamphier
Schr Granite State Burgess haven for York,
schr Mall Mead Greenwich Tor New York with
to order.
Bark Nevada (Br), Crowley: New York for Halifax.
Bark Eliza White wooten, New York Tor Boston.
Schr Mary Ann, Ailev, Hobokcn Tor Postor
schr Five Sisters Cooper, Hoboken for Boston,
schr Abby Bursley Alexandria Tor Boston.
Schr Finback, Oliver Virginia tor Boston.
Schr Cewes, Atwood. virginia tor Portland
schr Jachin coombs New York isr n,, Belfast
schr Light Boat, Wood, New York for Yarmouth. Ms
Schr Starlight Hopkins New York for Bath.
scnr Richard Law, Eldred, New York for Providence.
schr Hastings, Chase, New York for New Bedford.
schr L Curtis Pavne, New York for Boston
schr NJ Wheaton, Barrett. New York tor Cold Spring.
schr Ellen Baxter, Lanpnier. New York for Boston,
schr Louisa Payne New York Tor Boston
schr Mariner. Rich New York for Greenwich
schr Adele (Br, Deluse, New York for Yarmouth Ms.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

vessel to Honduras, where the register was
changed l distinctly refused TO have gun
mounted or new man put on board the vessei
while she foated the American nag. My protest.
was obeyed and there never was q gun moenled
or u shot fired until her register was changed me
statement TO the contrary rs given without any
proof whe what say be verified by going to the
Custom House and asking Tor the diagonal haf CT
selling ships in foreign ports are by law Obliged 10
deposit ith the authorities OF the port from which
their vessels cleared. The crew lists and shipping
ister In the Custom House. II American papers
we're found on the General sherman fney were
forged, for l have the originals. may urtner
state," said the Captain, in conclusion, that saw
ana handled che Hondurassan papers ana registrna- a.
uon OF the General Sherman, ana icc@ea theih III
the sale OF the ship.
Mr.. Cumperson. the chief engineer OF the 6eneral
Sherman who was in company win captain GOT
dom suDstantiated the above story III every paitic
ular.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
REAL ESTATE.

The auction sales at the Exchange yesterday
were all Of a legal nature. Messrs. Muller SON
sold, by order OF the Supreme Court in partition,
the premises No. lis Prince street; also, under d.
rection OF W. II. Hart, referee, plot OF ground
containing about 10 city lots, at MacOmb's Dam.
anu house and lot at Mount Vernon. Westchester
county. Mr.. James N. Miller sod under the direc-
uoh OF John i. Lawrence, referee, two four story
Drown stone tenement houses located on Third av-
enue aud Mr. X. V. Harnett, for y. r. FairchiId.
mousse and lot situated on Seventy-hrd street, sold
under the direction OF w. Stelger. referee.
The sale OF the lots advertised by Messrs. Muller
y son, on l25th and 1881 streets were Withdrawn.
The following are the fun particulars OF the days
business -
NEW YORK pRorEsTy.sy A. u. vuLtys AND son.
) story Ok u. and l, lis Prince ST.. \. sl2rt w.
of Greene ST., lot 2Jx7lz; A. b Banks Sl7 400
Plot, containing $40 city lots ~ \ OF II4th ST $50 n
e. OF bth ay, At the n. W. corner OF Macomb's Dam
X.4l
bf JAMES n. MILLER.
story b. 8 d and J, W. of I'd av, rs n OF 10Th
St, lot 25x70; ). Bng, Jr. r........'.... i ~ IL enp
story b. b and !, OF Sd av % l. 4 Of Io4tfi
ST., lot 2oxS, u. SoinRer.
ny n. r. FAIRcmLD.
story g. h. and l., Of 7sd st., 269 H. O. OF 9th
ay, lot HxI0z2 Allen G. Newman. ..... 49,. 33 700
wssrCBEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE yEp
Nor-BY MULLER
story h. and D., OF Union av., ti0 H. n, Of 4tA
St, plot 70xl5c: L. nps.....,.............. 2gD
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
PRESENTED TO
SHACK NASTY TOM,
THE BLACKBOARD MARTYR,
Nov. II, 1873.
Turtle Soup Remnants.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
/ wish to contribute my mite to the Mast fund.
On one occasion last summer, with two friends l
visited st. Marys Lake, in the town OF White
Plains on fishing excursion. Fish not biting very
rapidly and getting discouraged, we concluded 10
pull up and go home, when, in doing so, one OF my
friends felt bite. and 10, big swapping turtle
was the result Such a turtle we did not know
what to do with him. Buck and gag awaited
nothing. We finally tied fish line to his tail as
the most expeditions way OF managing the ami
NAL Weather dry, roads dusty, and such dust
Dragging that turtle home would beat a 2:17s4
horse. After arriving home we employed colored
individual to skin and dissect the animal. The DIS
sected parts were put IN pot Tor the purpose of
making turtle soup lgenulne), and Oh, what soupl
my mite. BOB SlFER.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
Newark Responds.

NEWARK, n. d, -NUF' II, 100,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Sore indeed are our feelings as We peruse the
prosecutions of our ilustrlous and distinguished
friend, and brother artist, Thos Mast We lind
ourselves compelled to try in some manner to al
leviate his suferings, and determine to do in a
Eolid and substantial way.
From the result OF bet we, the undersigned are
to enjoy IAN oyster ana cambake,' at sunrise
(not sunseE on the 3lst day OF November in the
year OF our Lord 1878, and with teemng hearts, we
extend an invitation to Tommy 10 come hither
and rccuperate on its merits. The feast Will be
partaken or in a well known restaurant. No boist-
orOusness allowed. In the meantime TO cheer
totai, three cents, raised by subscription In
club. Hoping you will give us due notice in the
aNast FUND.- column, we sign respectfully,
q. A E
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
Was il Nasts
NEW YORK, Nov. u, 1872.

NEW YORK, NOV. i, lS.2.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Coming home to my dinner on a sunshiny day
some 20 years ago ! caught young chalk artist
practising in secret on my front door. That the
evidence OF his artistic ability did not last long
as the evidence OF my muscular development was
evident from the shrleks which were heard from
the traces OF his creative genius. This may have
been Mast Perhaps l had better describe the
cartoon was the figure OF man, with toes
turned in; the head in imitation OF dial, the
thumb of one OF his hands touching his nose, and
the fingers OF same hand extended after the man
ner Of a fan.
The dial took illustrated pun on my
name already in silver on the door.
Now, Mr. Editor, If this was Mast advise me and
i will send him something substantial token
that can forgive If cannot forget.
X. DYALL. Sr.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
THE PRIZE RING.
Foul Hitting Charged Against Allen in |
HIS Fight with Hogan-The Ring |
Broken Down in the Third Round-A |
Drawn Battle.


OMAHA, Nov. Is. 1873.
Allen and Hogan, with their trainers, left the
city at an early hour in hacks train OF Ave cars
with 800 persons left the depot at nine O'Clock this
morning. At Council Bluns the train was boarded
by the sheriff and two companies OF militia. They
did not find any one to arrest and the conductor
refused to allow them TO go along. The tIaIn pro.
ceeded SIX miles south and took Allen and hogan.
The fight took place at Pacific City, II miles south
OF the Blufs. Tom Riley, OF Kansas City, was APP
pointed referee. Hogan won the choice OF posi-
lions. Allen SHE'D his castor into the ring at
The first round was lively, both men sparring
beautifully. Allen was working Hogan's face,
2nd Hogan at the head and breast. The round
closed for first blood and a good square knock
down for Hogan.
In the second round Allen gave Hogan a heavy
l, lon unuer tne belt, doubling him up, and nearly
broke his wlnd second blow Knocked Hogan
Gown. Inc spectors shouted, Foul ioulr, but
Hlley ordered the nght TO 90 on.
hogan was In bad shape Tor the third round but
ne iougnt praNely. Alien struck hIm another foul.
anu .ne spectators broke down the ring knives
and pistols being freely displayed.
The referee on the train decided the fight draw
on account Of the spectators breaking the rino'
Jim Eagan, the stakeholder saws the men must
night again for the money now In his hands Too
Dey, who is responsible Tor the money saws ne
will pay 1t to Allen, which causes much xcltem
Everybody considers Hogan unjustly treated
The Sheriff Of Mills county, where the fight took
place, tried to arrest Alien and Hogan but served
The papers on the wrong men. All hands are mere
tonight
There is high wind blowing. Thermometer %
degrees above zero.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

TIE STEAMER GENERAL SHERMAN.
Captain Gordon Denies that She Is an
American Vessel.

HERALD reporter bad conversation yesterday
with Captain George Gordon, who commanded the
steamer General sherman when she left New York
the last time, having been purchased by MIR. Keith
she great railroad contractor, whose expressed IN
tention was TO the steamer from Colon to Port
Limon. Mr.. Keith subsequently sold the General
Sherman to Senior Pallacios, who intended to make
. war vessel OF her. II is stated that the consd.
GRAFTON Of the contract was the Sefors friendship
for President Guardian. the last named gentleman
being very liberal TO Mr.. Keith in accepting his
railroad proposals.
During the conversation Captain Gordon referred
70 statement that had been made In the herald
vnacn anected him. He said that, as he had been
snc captain OF the General sherman while she was
enaer .ne american nag, he would like to sa7
0w wOrus regarding the matter an May last. y
pAf0 the Captain, "when Mr. Keith sod the Gen.
exh sherman TO Sehor Pallacios. went with the
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
THE FALLErrs. cHALKER.
Deep- Jfiested Breathings OF Bene-
r ficence for Mast.
A Ferv.n, western Ideiater.


ST. LOUIS, NOV. l, 1873.
10 TUF EDITOR or TIE HERALD.-
enclose you check on First Nationai sank oi
washington. DC, for i've cents 20 be applied 70
ME relief OF the Bavarian- American 'Dore."
would send larger amount out the shrinkage ON
my deposit in that institution has been great Be
ING an old school republican OF the most radical
type, feel that your appeal for the destitute artist
shOuld not be disregarded. When reject that but
for the creat Mast that most consumate villain
Ia Greeley might stu be living; that 10 Mast we
are Indebted for having laid bare the atrocities
and vlIianies OF that lifelong hypocrite and
traitor and thus indirectly caused his death,
1 feel IKE dividing my last cent with him.
While mediate upon the unexampled prosperity
Ol our country and know that Il is entirely due 10
the able MANAGEMENT OF the Mast banking system
by the administration, and re1ect upon what 1t
might have been If Ii. Greeley had been elected and
ticn theories, l cannot but feel grateful 10 the
great Mast for having so truthuily shown up the
virtues OF Grant and the monstrous crimes OF
Greeley. But for Mast the Tammany frauds had
sRever been discovered. His devotion To rghl anu
principle, regardless OF party or pontics snoMn
IN his mild treatment OF the Tamniany ring ana nis
Terce, unrelenting war upon all engaged il the
Credit Mobilier frauds, and his exposure anu ue-
nunciation OF the crimes OF the CHRISTIAN slalcs-
men. A grateful people should properly recoenine
the worth OF this pure truthful Gellneator oi pass
ing events in the history OF our country. EACuse
She length OF this letterthe banks, MUS ana lac
tories are all suspended, no business oeinS uone'
o"A'ss i1'' SUBSTICE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
A Brass Medal and a Chew.
NEW NpRK Nov II 1877

70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
friend and myself, after reading IN your valu-
able paper OF the generous offerings OF the people
OF this great city 10 one who has been shamelully
ulnsed by the party he worked so hard for need
we say our hearts (which are very tender in such
a case) were touched with great pity, and so we
concluded we would present him with this medal.
gotten up without regard TO expense, as token
OF our esteem and respect for him. We are happy
to learn that, although we are slow TO protect our
citizens abroad, we quickly respond to call m
such case as Mr.. Nasts.
/ was about closing this when another friend
asked me TO please send this chew OF TOBACCO Tor
Shack Mas Tom, for know he chews.
TENDER HEARTS.
The medal is of thin brass and octagonal. 1t
bears the inscription.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
(I LEAF TOBACCO,
LEAF TOBACCO,
LEAF TOBACCO,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER

AT 2O3 CHATHAM SQUARE.
Having received positive orders close ont n
her OF consgnments without regard 10 cost shall offer
buyers several lots of fine and cheaper grades OF CON
NECIICUr AND STATE SEED WRAPPER AND SEC
ONDs, at prices very much below the present market
value 80
Also number OF bales o. fine HAVANA AT 81 PER
POUND
by the case or lot who will find this rare opportunity "
buy good tobacco NJ panic prices
Il. COLEi.L. sR Chatham sqnarc.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
SAILED.

Steamships Wilmington, Havana: Atlas, Santa Martha
&c; Virgo, savannah; Jas Adger Charleston: Wyanoke
Richmond, &c; Fanita Philadelphia Regula tor, do !;
barks Leo r), st Vaerle sportsman st Thomas schrs
Portland Port SPAN Florence Bailey 81 Vincent: Eve
ton; Matte Holmes, Jacksonville. Wiaka do
Wind at sunset wNw, fresh.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19

Sailed nom Southampton Ndvls. Steamship Donau
Gsf,, Neynaber drom Bltmcn,. fopNew York
Sailed from Piymcdth Nov H. bark British Crown Br
for New York.
Sailed fron. Dublin Nov II, bark Adeiheim tNor) Mel
sen, for New York.
Sailed from Belfast Nov II, bark Ire Cugini Aus),
Behau for New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
FATAL CASUALTY,

PROVIDENCE r. l., Nov. Is, 1873.
Thomas Grove, fireman, recently scalded at
wanskucS Mill, died yesterday.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Nov Is. 1873
Exchange firm on the United States, 90 days
rency, 81 81 premium short sight, IS 10 pr MUM:
short sight gold 10 81 premium on LONDON, ~
premium. ON Paris 90 10 premium. spanish gold 81
nj IN
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Nov. is, 1873
Printing cloths nominally &C. a 5lAc for best 64x64.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
DUB CABLE SaIPpING NEWS.
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM LONDON.

HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM LONDON.
Collision Between a British ship and
An Italian Bark-Arrivais and Depar-
lures OF Vessels from and for the United
states.
The following special despatch to The been
received ron our correspondent in Tic British metropo
lis
LoSpoS. Nov ~ 1873.
COLLISION AT SEA.
Ship oberon (BrJ Towi. arrived at Liverpool to-day
from New YORK. and reports having been in collision
two hours and went to her rescuc but did not fall IN with
her.
PUT IN LEAgy.
Bark Panama CSor,. Nielsen, from London for Roston
put into Plymouth to-day In a leaky condition.
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived at Liverpool Nov Is. ship oberon tBr, Towi.
from New York.
Arrived at Gravescnd Nov Is bark Emanuel (sw,,
Hansen, asm Philadelphia for London.
Arrived at scily Nov Is ship British Statesman (Br).
Ward from New York for London.
Arrived at Falmouth Nov 49, bark Rosa tAus. Gubich,
from New York.
Arrived at Movine Nov 49, steamship Trojau CBr) Nc
Queen. from New York for Glasgow
Arrived At Queenstown Nov Is steamship ssrmatan
Bp, Arid. RON Montreal for Liverpool; bark Helen
Campbell tBr). Brooks from Boston brig Prssperb
Nor), Beruldsen. from New York
VESSELS SAILED.
Sailed from Liverpool Nov II. ship william CBr,. Hn.
ton for Tybes; barks Tsrpeian Br Young for Noble,
Oscar George, Lipgonbsd, for aaIyeston
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
4 story b. s.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR,

AkBANy. Nov 1s 1873
November " Mos. 81, 81 70. SO, rs 80. o7s
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS,
A BsoLgTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states Tor deseron &C.; legal everywhere; no
publicity required no charge until divorce granted ad-
vice tree. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, I94 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN.
IA. OF Fulton and Boerum street
Open from > A. VI. to9P VI.
ON sunday from 3 to q A. NJ.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N OF different STATES; legal everywhere; no publicity;
no fees in advance; advice free commissioner
state. FREDERICK l. KING,
Counseor-at-i,aw, 1853 Broadway.
DETuESDA'S TBIUMPHS-MEDICAL TESTIMONY
- Three years and ten restored 70 health
Or. A. IL. Heath, No yO Broadway, New York Dear
sirfou will, no doubt remember when first called 70
confer with yon regarding my condition. told You
had exhausted my own experience Of q hfty years.
practice q hysican, and drank Of all the mineral
and spring waters and had the advice Of the most cmi-
nent medical talent in our country told you my
disease had been to be Brshps disease Of
the kidneys. complicated with enlarged prostate gand'
Inflammation and catsrrh OF the bladder, sandy depos
its IN the urine, torpdity q the LIVER indasesson
constipation nervous prosraton ana ircnnfinencc OF
urine With your removal the complication ana the
wonderful BETHESDA SPRING WATER my cure was
rapid icei it auty TO acknowledge the fac, pub
licly. Respectfully yours, GEORGE W. BEAl, NJ. D.,
81. Marks BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
&1Ner.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DEcEMBER.
The New York herald., 1873-11-19
American Ports

BOSTON: Nov E-Cleared, bark Escort Ross mot Car
Nothiug sailed The bark Aretta and feet Of schoon
e outward bound remained At anchor 10 the Roads at
lsth-..Arrived brig Prospect (Br Inagua; schrs Re-
James Haddsi ir sas Iaaam % cyras rus Fossett eGst
simmons, Nellie Ianprey and Ssllie steelman Phila-
dnelpha 0nward South Amboy; Reno Elizabethport.
cleared-Barks Give, Clark, Port Elizabeth, G H,
BALI BALIIMoRE Nov l7-Arriyea, steamers sarascssa
Glearss,a-s,eemers VIM Crane Howes Boston via Nor
Rodgers, Rotterdam: bark Cameanero tBr Walker. Rio
1anef9 6g Matey Wv WITCH knight sehrs
portssmoqth, M; Ellen y Dufneld Raynor Braniord,
;. Below-Brs George Latmer Wilson, from st Johns
BRUNSWICK Ca. Nov lo-Arrlvcd. bark Warrior CBr,.
Kitchen Boston: sehr Jonas smith, Hodgkinson, sa-
!Cleared-schr Mary Lymburner, French, Bangor.
l,th-Arrlyed schr san Juan new. Noble Damaris.
BANG0k, Nov l5-Arrved, schr Sea Foam. Philbrook,
lsi, cls9rsd1Brig Reporter, Ryder Providence.
BRsT0a Noy " Arrved "A rive schr Helen Mar Duncan,
l6th-Arryea, schr Elizabeth B. Hogan. Providence TO
sa11ssa1Fssnr snsI las I'm Engsh Barker New York
EPsARfsSWS, Soy S-Afr,vsd, sesrs y i ThSrnase,
Boston for New York; susan Bishop New York Tor Blue
port schrs r Ely, for New York; walter Irving,
ana rs s99S MS sey for Ts Mov
Leighton Gay sagua for Baltimore and sailed lsthJ
i5th-Arrived. bark Brothers, Chase, Havana tor or
Also arrived a., brig Der rommer Ger. Johnke. from
Passed in-Bark wasama Rus,, Lundstrom, from Lon.
dqp A Gf fspsre RvEs Nav sna saed no.
Tooker, Georgetown DC susan Il Nash, Nash and Isaac
y Borden, , Dodge, roushkcepsie; o y Hawey. Bayies
istha5Arrlyed, 18th schr Mist Munocy, Trenton.
sacd-Schrs Aid steclman, philadelphia; Lizzie Ray
GEO ,GE0GGKroWN, , SC. Nov la--saiied, schr Julia X
KEY WEST, Nov Pin port borks Vanguard. Michel
Sor, from Havana for fameuh, E reids Nautilus
Porter Ss% @ Amcn Rss
howell Young from Cardenas for New York, disg for
Sailed steamship CUR Stream, whitehurst orom
fT Sgv srvsS saa chr. sidney ry
le Barrett phadelbhia; Frances Ellen, Coombs, Elz
NEW ORLEANS, Nov vl..,Arrived. ships Kcn.ucsian
liverpool aa s ssaars sSGss sss Sd%
ral Ieueiion % d!us Rener Bremen, Jeanne Fr. Haul,
ciesredsoamshiSs sherman ma, Hsisey' New York;
ppn,nhhnamarca p,,nh Hanson Santa Martha; schr John
: vlS,h-sailed, steamship New Orleans clapp. New
~ iMahTSArryed, steamship George Washington White
sourIwKsr PASS, Nov H--Arrived, ship Agnes CBr.
ssd dIysrpooI brig cusnira Csp). Duval. Havana
Ths wStsssR;p MSrina stl ashore inside the bar
sSS y sy ;ss5s 'iss
nay Clara ara Rankn psr oS9srn pSs rIsG
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