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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14
cATARRE. INFLUENZA AND HAY FEVER

or Summer Colds which often end in serioDs Iuno
trouble, cured by the Inhalation of DIR. Kennedy's
Prairie Weed.
am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures of
severe bleeding and consumption of the limos
which this new remedy performs for me every
week. Send for circular
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14

Sehencks Mandrake PMS act upon the liver. re-
moving all distractions relax the ducts of the gall
bladder, the bile starts freely and the liver Is soon
relieved the stools VIII what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been Invented except eaiomel Ia
deadly poison which is very dangerous TO unless
with great care that viii unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secretions Of the liver like Schenk'
Mandrake Pills
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Sold BY Benser& Thomas and smith, Bonney
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DIR. schenck in his treatment does not try to stop
a cough, night sweats, ch!lls fever. Remove the
cause and they will all stop ofthelr own accord Nc
one can be cured of Consumption, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canker. liberated Throat, un-
less the liver and stomach are made healthy.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14
CARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL

l. not secret empirical nostrum. II Is a happy
combination Of two remedies known 10 physicians
everywhere ~ the best means of combating con-
sumption, Thi- combination T. Mr. Wilson's dis
cnxerN. and l. lonnded nnnn the following
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-14

They all three TO be taken at the same time
They cleanse the stomach relax the liver and put II
TO work; then the appetite becomes good; the food
digests and makes good blood the patient begins
TO grow in flesh the diseased matter ripens In the
lungs and the patient ougrows the disease and get,
well. This is the only way TO cure Consumption
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

beneficial modification in points or much Importance
But this IS not the place nor the occasion Tor dseus
sion of this matter; all that you desire u my esme pl
the services OF Mr. Hooper. have nehuoneu oh,y tno
two principal occasions on which was speclaay III
debed to him. but they we're by no ineans ne oy o,
sions In which be aided me, or rather .he ucp o W
the Government OF which then had cnhge' pUm W
personal counsel and by Congressional suppols DuS luz
The whole time AZ the head OF tno iIc, . ~ o,n
stanty felt the great benefit OF his wise anu a.
coopeTation It would be unjust, SAVING 'Ia ,t 80
Hooper not 70 that there were otne,s' III on 49, a
Congress- 10 whom, in other financial reaIos, o,Io %
Treasury DepartneIIt and tie country were toi
indebted: bdt IL IA simple DUTY 10 auu 'lat ' anrG
aid which he re ndered at the crisis OF the od ~
1851 and In promoting the enactment OF ln9 - '1St
Ranking law placed me, charged as was - 49,
responslbe and difficult task under slecti
which can never forget, and shall always iNo ,s,
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "i' g. T.. CHASE.
While we are profoundly interested III TINS vie" VI '"o
financial measures OF the Government from the
reary's own point OF view, cannot fail 10 auuo Inv
franness with which he gives credit to those Dy "n''o
acts, counsel and sympathy he was assisted iu.uio
age will perceive clearly than THIS what uoD "
gratitude we owe to the satesma9Tho chahploncu iio
crty when the Government was on the side Oh slavery
and then with wonderful ability guided the state thousu
the financial pers Of the gigantic war when lna same
slavery brought about Wm hokAiio DN
Vashfu1tOn, d. O., May 2. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE CAMPAIGN OFF 1868.
SOME NEW DIscLosUREs-GEN. BLAIR WILL

SOME NEW DIsCLosUREs-GEN. BLAIR WILLING 10
WITHDRAW.
To. the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The following facts in reference to the
campaign OF 1868 and the proposed withdrawal OF GOV
Seymour in favor OF Mr.. Chase. having never peiore
been published, will. think, be of interest TO your
readers:
At dinner party in Washington, on the 25th OF March,
1869 Mr. James NJ. Carsh, the eminent lawyer Oh 'hi'
CITY, made a statement TO the effect that feW "eeks
previous Mr. John Lee, brother Of Admiral Lee told
him that he had seen letter from Gen. Frank bar 10
his father In which Gen Blair stated tha he had oeeh
informed by Washington Mclean that II was useless 10
continue the ugge,wth Seymour and BAR TOT cahu
dates; that he (Gen. Blar) satisfied OF That iae
and thought that the substitution Of CbieJustce Chase
for Gov Seymour was the only means OF SUGGEST anu
advised his father Of. r. Blair, SEMI to go To NeWfoA
and endeavor to bring that substitution about Gen.
Blair declared his own readiness 20 withdraw ana
allow another candidate to be nominated, saying that
the Chief Justice was friend OF civil liberty, ana his
election would be beneficial to the country Mr. Bair
sen thereupon went to NcwYork buo found there was
no power in the Committee to make new nomination.
The matter was therefore dropped. E.
baltimore Nd May s, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
PRIVATE HABITS OF Mr.. CHASE.
A REGULAR AND ABSTEAIIOUS LIFE-EIS HOURS, DlEI,
AND ADJUSTMENTS.

A REGULAR AND ABsTEAIIOUS LIFE-HIs HOURS, DlEI,
AND ADJUSTMENTS.
To me EdfIor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Chief-Justice Chase led very simple
and regular life For many years it had been 1is hapt
TO rise at O'Clock in Summer and in Winter Before
breakfast he generally took short walk, returning
home in time TO meet HIS family at morning PRAYERS
which he always said himself when he was well Inc
breakfast hour was O'Clock during which he either con
yersed with those around him looked over the morn
ing papers AT O. he ready for his private secretary
in the library. Here he spent an hour reading and die
tang letters or preparing his opinions. AT TO- he went
10 the Capitol generally walking and took his seat on
the Supreme Bench IL, remaining during the whole
session until D. m After the adournmcnto OF the Court
the ChefJustice walked home aud partook OF cup OF
tea and few crackers-this was his daily lunch. Then
he spent two at hard work over HIS opinions until
dinner which was always served promptly at o'clock
The ChiefJusce enjoyed this meal especially, and never
hurried through with IT, however pressing might be me
business that awaited hn. HIS table was elegant, Out
not ostentaOus, and always consisted OF the standard
English three courses and "A dessert WINE was seJdOm
served at the table OF the Chet-Jusce and ne never
used tobacco i'm any After dinner he would spend
an hour PLAYING chess with his private secretary lie
was excessively fond OF chess, and played strong Dut
NOT very scientific game. At p M, he was at WORK
again. which often lasted far into the night. Thls was
before his PARALYSIS in the Summer OF 1910. tB
Washington. D. c.. May 8, 1913.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
TRIBUTES TO THE DEAD JURIsT.
THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

A special meeting of the Chamber OF Com
Inerce held yesterday, IT D. 20 take suitable
~euon IN regard TO the death OF ChefJustice Chase
The President, william i. Dodge, announced the object
Vf the meeting IN the following words:
GENTLEMEN This special meeting has been convened
request OF number Of members DOUBT
represent the feelings OF ali as we sympathze with our
snre country IN the great lose we have sustained by
e sudden death In city beloved aud lOnOred
ChieJustce OF the United States seems appronrat
It We should take special notice Of death OF one 40
Intimately connected with the finances OF country AZ
Dne Of tine most critical periods OF national history
To- him more th9b 10 any other one do We owe "A
debt OF gratitude Tor organizing system OF National
currency and National banks by which have cur,
s,icb now IN the absence specie currency ~ ~
Past convenience 10 the commerce the country Bnt
Will not lo'7ssg 0ceupy tho ume VI tue Chamber but
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
HOME NOTES.

During the past fortnight 4Gj miles Of streets
were cleaned aud 596O loads OF rubbish were carted
away from the city total cost, $1,000 IT.
During the past month III patients received
treatment at the Hospital. for which s2,l2 IA
was expended The average number OF free patients
per week was 80.
1t is said that the Judges of the Supreme
Court General Term, who denied Stokes's motion for u
new trial will not resentence him pending the decision
OF the Court Of Appeals to which the case must next De
taken.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, age 3j, committed suicide
by cutting her throat with razor at her home No ia
Norfolkst Yesterday morning during the absence Of
her husband who is schsOl teacher The deceased had
been suffering from disease, which is believed " have
induced temporary insanity.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
HIS JOURNEY THROUGH THE SOUTH.


CORDIAL RECEPTION FROM THE BEST MEN OF THE
soUTH-Ins SENTIMENTS OF coNcGLIATIoN.
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The sudden loss of the Chef-Justlce
has called up to my mind many "reminiscences OF him,
and among them some facts in regard 70 his Southern
trip i'm 1862 Immediately after the adjournment Of the
United States Supreme Court April OF that year. Mr.
Chase LETT Washington preside the Circuit Court
in Richmond Charleston, aud Raleigh He was every
where received with the utmost cOrdiality and every
where he took occasion advocate peace and reconcile
alton In Richmond he was invited to meet the mer-
chauts at the Tobacco Exchange, and in response to
cuson Of which he gave uterance to the following SEN
timent which he said lived in his heart: MAY God
bless you all and mako all the future Of Virginia more
happy and more prosperous than the most happy and
most prosperous days OF her past" In Charleston
the private parlor OF the ChefJustce was thrOnged
with the most distinguished gentlemen Of South Caro-
lima who came from all parts OF the State tp pay their
respects to him whom they admired tho acknowledged
champion OF civil liberty. At large dinner party given
TO the Chief Justice by Mr.. Trenholm, one Of the
wealthiest merchants OF Charleston, Mr.. Memminger,
who had been the Secretary OF the Treasury OF the Con-
federatc States sat side by side with Chief-J Justice
Chase and the conversation naturally turned upon the
time when they had each occupied similar positions on
different sides The Decoration Day for the Federal
dead I'm Charleston occurred while the ChieJustce was
there and invited To be present 40 the ceremony
In response expressed the hope that tine time would
soon come when those who had fought IN both armies,
having buried forever their past differences, would
strcW flowers alike Federal aud Confederate dead
WASHINGTON, u. O.. May 8, 1873. ID.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE NATIONS DEAD.
conr,nhnd from First Page.

Sons in this city should meet at the Westminster
Hotel at o'clock, aud proceed in body to the
funeral.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
ADOPTION OF MEMORIAL BY THE CINCINNATI
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

CINCINNATI, May O.-The Chamber OF Com
merce to-day adopted memorial on the death OF Chie
Justice Chase recognizing his unity OF purpose III tne
earnest maintenance OF princplesj his clear intel
toctal foree OF characters his influence In m0ding the
destiny OF tho State declaring that the motives OF MS
action wero deep love of justice to all men, ana
hatred of wrong which made him al eloquent atd FEAR
less champion OF the downrodden that In the hour OF
victory be was counselor Of amnesty and pardoni
that his management Of tho finances Of the Government
Yas SUCCESS that w an advocate, 1ris ana states
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
nw.rrRs, CONCERTO PARIoR OReANr pos

...... bsuta peculiarly o tone The concerto stop h With
80 dh he hest produced By third
% parusry from which the eject most charming AMI
he imitation Of the superb Pr sveetness Of tone ana
effects " has no equalH L. las- NA " W.
broadway and see them
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINs.-LateSt styl
ready. g. L. hELlr Co. ~ bioa'"Ai
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

LYON MANUFACTURING Co. are the only i'm
porers Of pure 1os POWDER ia America Ge tue genuine
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

The most perfect article in use for the teeth
Is LlOss ToorH fABLErs. Dentists recommend then.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

WINDOW SE.pvJ also, Patent Sclf-Actmg
FITuRksi prices -sJpe-S g. L. kELp Co. ~ bIoAa"S
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

May-day being over and its tribulations al
most forgotten the thing orer the purchase Al hAONs NJ
2l2 Broadway, Of elegant Spuig hat Take Tue biui
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

vIscoNrrs TUSCAN SALAD Ou.--Choice Olive.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

DANDRUFF.-BURNErT's COCAINE removes.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

DusH g. co. SECONDHAND SAFES
Id BOUGHT BOLD EXCHANGED. or MOVED % Aunst
Ii NSQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st., N. Watches,
Frs Jesey and Sterling siveIwaIe srt qaa and sold On
profits Every article gaaraheel Usnons spy.
NEW-YORK TUMOR DlSPENSARY,
~ = i0I East Thirethst, corner Pourth'aye
Open daily from ga. 70 u m sundays eIceoted.
CTRICTJRE,, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
without the Knife causuc detention from business impotence
Diseases Organs Dses ,od peones o. sn Bye
Nose Pace. and Person. ESRYA t LsIosonays
STRICTURE of the URETHRA; often
- smpatbeic Of Piles and Fsuai absurd OF daon its rapid
surgical class BY EDWARD DIXON NJ D. Editor Of The sealpei
P:th-aye ncse 25 cents by post once hours IRON
---------- NTw YORK MAJ O. 1873 q
mr. A. A. HEATH-DEAR SIR: Within the
~ year 1872 have been number Of letters IRON ee hte
CbeJusoe Chase stating that the BETHESDA MNbAb WAlbk
ddnk n J. H. LIVINGSTON.
sworn TO ,hi, 9th d.y OF NAV, 1879. before
RICIID A n. FINCH, Notary Pubic ~ T. 20.
Justice Field Of the United states Supreme Court and M
Thorngon Of Mo4goSe A Es'e advised sy & "a ME- %
Tuoragto walk for two years and Justice Field
saws ID will cure any disease Of the Kdneya
depot Offices 200 Broadway, Ne.Yorl Pamphlets free
THE LAMBNTED CHIBPJUsTlCB CHASE AND TIE BETHESDA
MINERAL SPRING WATRRl AFPiDAYlTS.
W. Cover CouneoraLa. being dny "oIn sags "a soou.
ard With CheJusce Chase in The cars and that he vas a
partny helpless from disease Of the hdneys athe was be
THEsDA sPRING WATER and siued his health and strength 10
acknoseige hme new man ano
cured b, the Of the BETHESDA sPkhS "AuEE corvpp
svn to ..,o,.m. GEO w. soDEs. soy % SyPS5 PSbHe
in March hs written BY CheJuse Shas SAVING me -
SPRING WATER had relieved him Of his disease ad dyss al
'nS, s m and us,eted before me mi. 9th day Of MAJ 57
GEO W. RHODES, notary Public N T. Go.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN
PERKYs Morn FKrCKLr LOr0N Soh By druggists
where Depot, ~ Doud-st, New -iors.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
IAnno 1ncenents.

iAnnonneements.i
DANDRUFF.-BURNETT'sC COCAINE removes.
VIsCoNTis TUSCAN SALAD OIL-Choce Olive.
Lyon MANUFACTURING Co. are the only i'm
porters pure PowpE America Ge tue geune
CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINs.-LateSt styles
poS reAdy. o. L. AELli q Co., 80 D'OA'"A''
WNDow SEspHJ also, Patent Sclf-Actmg
PfxTrEKsi prices -sJac-S g. L. Kun Co, ~ Broadway
The most perfect article in use for the teeth
Is LYOss Toorn fABLErs. Dentists recommend then.
May-day being over and its tribulations al.
most yott.n the next thing order the purchase kS0A No.
2l2 Broadway Of an elegant Spnrg lat Take The bia.
For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs AND TAN,
PERKr's Morn Asp FRgcKLg LorioS Soh By druggists
whore. Depot ~ Bond-st, New -ioTs
REMOVABLE. S. SQUIRE-from Fulton-st. to
from iron sale ny Stain Give him a ,all
II You OR THE CHILDREN ARE AFFLICTED
with Mont Dandmf Soreness Irritation Itching of hs ta
also, Failing Loss unimely Gy Han any Dsta, tie Scalp
consult Dr. h. G. PEKRT, 40 Bolhut, hcw York aud be
SOONER OR LATER, A NEGLECTED Co4D WILL
DEVELOP CoUon snoErsl,s W BsuArm. FAuSo
srHrsora wlsriso FlEa' slap1oaAuc w ,osE
SERIOUS AFFECTION AVOIDED sa PALtlArEp
~ Vsso IN TINS DG JAySEI EnEaORASb
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

REMOVABLE. S. SQUIRE-from Fulton-s st. Ia
Broadsay Pdncrt 1uc ofc MlLaiacloueL Sales
from iron sale ny stain. Give him ealL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

II You OR THE CHILDREN ARR AFFLICTED
with br Mo Daudmf Soreness, Irritation Itching HrtI
also, Failing Loss, unmeg Gny Har ah Data te Scalp
consult Dr. L. G. PEKAI 40 Bouhbt New l0rk. aud
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

Immediately after Judges McCue, Reynolds,
and an Neison had taken their seats upon the bench
of the CITY Court DstrictAttorney Briton, in brief
speech moved the adjournment Of the Court as mark
of respect for the ChiefJusce OF the United States and
then reviewed his the bench and In the
Treasury Department Judge Nelson, in granting the
motion, said:
We have before the retrospect Of great life turned
10 great 1t Is not simply That the deceased hd
been distinguished member OF the Bar, had been Gov
eruOr of his State had been SeDator had been Secretary
of the treasury but bringing more nearly home 10 u.s.
that me mas been the of the United states
r pcrUd OF about eight years and that only the other
doy ne performed his last Official act Dy aOurnlHB Ms
Courf although represent state interests yet as te
urofessiuu feel, and liberal students We Know we
nave very great and immediate interest IN the decisions
made Inv me Supreme Court Of the United states we
nd I'M te decisions OF thai Court tue learning dlscrln
ina fon and large generalization 50 needtul 10 Whole
some culture and late CnefJ ustlce TOOK gn Iahh
i'm that field OF service. In the condition OF MS heh IOI
some time past he may have had mefcltu adnOhluohs
that his t might not long continue ana tneIe Is reason
10 hone that his death peaceful his asJ houra WIZ
the more peaceful by reason OF the loving presence VI s
family We have more tender regard iOr MS nenoIy
to.day because he was devoted Christian exemplary
and uure In his life man OF tender hItctlohs 20
well known that his associates the Bench held nm ia
reat regard the members of the Bar practeng before
lin In great respect. His letters 10 his fren1s 1cIoae
fonntan Of kindness and affection, ana MS NE con
tributes largely 10 our judicial history.
The Supreme Court, County Court, ana Surrogate's
Court also adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18
P0,4T OF NEW YORK, FEB. II, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Trtnaoria (Br, Thomson. alasgow-Hender-
Bros
eteamshio Chesapeake: Maneum. PoIuaDd-J ATes
Ship TaInerlane OBJ Kerr, Glasgow-R Curre 4 Co.
Bark Devonshire, Havencr, Mohendo tPeru)-Joseph
Gpinny,
BARK Curacao (Bs), Lockhart Curacoa-rheo Fouikes
SonA
Bark Rachel, Norton Havana.Brett Son Co.
BARK Vim Van Name, Preric Cardenas-Hand h Swan.
Brig Marguerite NG), Bremen, Morgan Pill, E-Funch,
Edye Co.
6u1-Hation, Watson d Co.
Brig Uncle Sam, Cover, Aumacoa--J W Elwell 4 Co.
Brig Maggie (Br). strum, Dcmerara-Miner Hough
con.
Eggers Henlein.
Schr Laura Webb, Hatch st Johns and Ponce, PR-B
Weinberg.
;sehr Daybreak, Blake, Havana-Jas Ward Co.
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ARRIVALS.
RRpORvKD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

RRPORYKD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINZ
xs5nSS ss
Feb 81 60 g. passed Saticnalsne Steamship
sNSAmsnR city Of Montreal mt @ Kennedy MysIpos
sssamship 6oppd east 18Th la = 50 stsa%shfT
Is d cunsrd Steamship do; same day, % Ion IS
G5
any BS1iass
A Aeas ga sssfF G 30
;ss;
;ss1sss S Ssss
ss %serS Feb "a
v %s and Senp G Feb
snip Great Western, Lewis, LivsrpSo! @ days. with
SSrhs1n p..ssss ssa strong and Nv gales the Ua
Sss and s sails has been days West # The
s;s: -; Y5S1
Sasls ssH. tsn viii
mss day: with
ss lss e ;1a SASS
Lis6on Jan ! with cork wood to hassmeysr b srum
NJ
gales.
Bark sulitselma Nor, uranaess Minaauan q days.
with cedar and mahogany e Maitland PHELPS Coz ys:
gales
schr Idabeila Fisher, GEORGETOWN, sc, DAYS with
val ac soTs; I. pSnsg Potter vessel TO P9Xe
with naval stores 70 bruce Co; Vessel to 2opEaf
Mills
Schr Hilton, Pierce, Baltimore for Providence.
T Rnsi :I sssnss p ~
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Pettingill, Mcclellan, Fortune Bay, NJ, for
New York, 9dsys, with hsh tn master.
SchI Lucy Coggswel, Lee, Portland for New York
with headings to order.
BOUND EAST.
Brig II Jennings Sears New York for Boston.
Schr WIN Newcomb, Beach, New York for New Ha-
Bchr Curtis Goodwin, Parkes, New York for New Ha.
schr A Cannon, Cannon, New York for Providence.
Schr Lamprey, Gould. Wilmington, NC, for Boston
Schr Helen Thompson Thompson, New York for Bos
Ton
Schr Peter Smith, Burnham. New York for Salem.
4chr Herald Hail. New York for Rockland.
Schr Saratoga, Weeks New York for Providence.
SChr Surprise, Seaman. New York for Providence.
Schr Daylight Smith, New York for Boston.
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Marine Disasters,

DOWN s s 1s2 Feb n os S Sn
1a h boat she
rail- and davis and Otherwise damaging her badly Tht
Ss e boom En he John TAI 0'0Ae'
SNIP CArHEpRAL (Brl at Savannah 18th from Liver
.sSS saus Which carried away S and
and demolished rails att had very heavy weather during
the whole passage.
TySs az s,t.
entire passage, and split an entire suit OF sails.
Portland put below BOSTON 10th inst for har.
ap S at %en! a the Ya1
steamer Charles Pearson, and towed up to the city.
srKAnER ISLAND HoxE stn remains at the wharf in
EanntIGkea with sail drawn under her 70 keep her
repairs "''"S one 10 De Drought TO Ne" Bedford Tor
The Of brig Florence sr from Halifax 70. Cow
ss a assS ss s s an S days
w: indies and they have belief in the reported
e sS
sentemsH living but short distance The Point and
Sn sGany s en states that no
Sev YerL 9etreeunJ, for this port shore at The
1osse.. Feb 1.-The fishing schr oceanu. Of Gloucester
az on ;ss storm Of Sunday
af n%f s ns sss, With a a
} LvrRpooI- Feb b-The Kenilworth (of Bristol, from
Ne wort arrived at Moendo Dec H. and her owners
ehe had previously been spoken OF Cape Horn
hav Sg sustained damage TO bows and upper and
Of the Kenilworth hence for San Francisco
Nre that IL not their vessel that
70 In former report from New York as having
been 81 Nken leaky.
ae
II away.
Qunsxsr ,vH, Feb 5-The Mary Lawton, Roche, nom
Ardrossan Vr Boston dron has put in here leaky
Miscellaneous.
We are und " obligations purscr Of the steamship
city Of Nerd from Havana. &c for the prompt delivery
Of nies, d, vpatches, &C.
The lavorite sNewheei eamship NIAGARA commanded
~ Capt Stark, ormery running In the Old Dominion
6teamshp Co.'S LINE between city and Richmond has
placed on the route between this city and Bermuda
and wsssai from Ner North River on Saturday, sad
inst at rskP'ciock
s,rleans Ian ~, lat 40, Ion 10 ''poo' 'or new
BAN 6cssae, NG), Christofers, from Brennan for No
yori Jan "a on the Goodwin. 'o' "ew
barn Kosmos 40, from Bremen for Phiadelphia Ian
~ b Gm ' JOSEPH Hc, Br Ill., from London for New RAD
ford feb q 'Ia. w So ION = 's"
Brig jessie R6ynsS Willis from Pensacola for Boston
sc6r " Wn wilson fro Georgetown Sc for Boston, Feb
Is Tarpauin Cove.
Foreign Ports.
Aurwy.p Jan sl-saiied Deta, Groves. Boston.
BsIsroL. Feb 5-ATrIved, EuDtkoA, view YORK
Sailed 5tb. Prinds MauTtz, Bscua rlasen, pensacola
BsLvAaJ, Feb 1-saiied, Anna y. 4rel' New York via
Glss90w.