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A DEATH.DEALING TRADE-SELLING METAL
SPRING "ngerpadr ignorant persons who
never heard OF tine ELASTIC TRUSs-6o3 Broadway
which cures worst Ruptures
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A--FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
directly TO the manufacturer EsPENsCHEID. us
Nassau street
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A-EvERDELL. 3o2 BR0ADwAY.-wEDDING
Cards. Ball Cards honoyrams foreign Note Paper
Cress and Orders OF Dancing. Established lsAl
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THE sUsQUEHANNA CLEAR AT PORT DEPOSIT.
PORT DEPOSIT, Mo, March 81, 1873

The ice gorge here has passed away and the
river Is clear OF ice. The river is rising slowly
but no alarm is lelt, as water ireshet can do no
harm.
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BARRIERS ITCH ALL OVER MY FACE-GILES'
LTSIMESr TopIpE AnMoNtA cured me
JOHN BURNS, sixheth st.. near Boulevard. New York.
sold by ali druggists. Depot 4Sl sixth avenue
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rise will dood Canal street Tho foot the gorge
shows no signs OF giving way.
THE WATER FINDS A VENT.

ELEVEN O'CLOCK p. n.
The river has fallen ave inches since nine
O'Clock. the water having found additional out
let's across the Kingston Flats, through which Il is
rushing with great force and noise. Toe wilkes
barre gorge 10 yet apparently immovable, and IL
Will likely remain so until the water raised sew
eral leet higher by storm or by It's stoppage on
the mats. The river Is also falling at Pittston, and
that place has escaped a second inundation.
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ELECTRlCITY-THE GREAT DISEASE DE
sroyer health applied At No West Four
to lA--Arn
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The river Is stationary. The gorge viii not
move tonight. Nothing can be heard from
Kingston, and 1t is feared that 1t may De Hooded
by the volume OF water washing across the mats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01

FRAGRANT SOZoDoNr.-THIs PEERLESS
Dentifrice hardens the gums. sweetens the breath
ceanscs preserves the teeth from youth % old
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GOVERNOR HARTRANFT AND THE TROUBLES
HARRISBURG, Pa March 81, 1875

WdICH
The General superintendent or the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, Mr.. wootten, called on
Governor Hartranft tonight and requested him Co
send troops to the turbulent districts
in the anthracite mining regions TO sup
press the rioters During the day the Gen.
eral superintendent received number or
dispatches IT. ON the Gordon Schuylkill Company
stating that tile railroad com pany's men had been
driven from WORK; mat engines nad been thrown
from the track between Alaska and Locust Gap;
tnat railroad employees had been fired into %
ruffians: that large crowds were paradlng oe-
tween Excelsior and Gordon, and that other
demonstrations were IN progress Colonel T. b
Gowen President OF the railroad, who had been
informed or these kilograms, instructed MIR.
Wootten to apply al once to the Governor Tor pro-
lection. The Governor mas resolved not to pro.
coed hastily IN the matter prelerring 10 wait be-
fore sending troops 70 the scene OF disturbance,
until the Sherfs OF the counties affected shall have
exhausted their powers
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MALCONTENT MINERS.
Prompt Action Of the Sheriff
at Hazleton.
Governor Hartranft Sends Troops
to Quell Riots.
wILxEspARRE. Pa, March 81, 1873

WILkEsBARHEp "a, MATCH 81, lSIA
The feeling OF discomfort among the miners,
which has broken out IN turbulence, riot
ana bloodsned IN the Lehign region. has
extended 10 this city. ana IL is feared
that similar scenes Will be enacted here,
perhaps with more viruence. on Monday
an attempt was made to put the Diamond Mines,
in this vicinity. owned by the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company, 10 operation aud number
OF miners went to WORK This action caused con-
siderable excitement among large portion OF
the men in this district, and led to few personal
encounters and caused several arrests, which
were disposed oil In the Mayors Court SuDse-
quently the demonstrations became 80 marked
that the miners became frightened and left the
works, which now seem TO be closed In
definitely. There was no outbreak lead
ing TO this result but silent influence,
not comprehended by the public, put
fully understood by the miners among themselves.
The condition OF things among the men Is be-
coming CRITICAL Their morale hao been weak
ened by three months OF ldleness. ali have become
straltened In means, many are IN great desti-
tuition. and not lew are ready for almost
any desperate venture by way OF retaliation
for what they consider the oppression OF the oper-
ators The excitement is intensified by the I'M
heretofore been considered good friend OF the
miners, mas openly declared that the COM
bined companies have determined 10 force
their employees into submission aud Will
consider no terms OF compromise. This
announcements has created an intense exaspera-
ton, which promises TO break out IN turmoil oil no
insignificant pr oportions.
The men are moody, gloomy and doggedly de-
termined not TO yield except In the last ditch.
Business throughout wyoming Valley 10 Frustrated
to an extent never known before aud the
merchants are quite, II not more. despondent
than the miners. A perfect coal famine Is local
here Notwithstanding the TACT that the Plymouth
mines OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wilkes
barre Railroad and tine Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company are shipping considerable guam
tity OF coal 70 Underwater 10 accommodate nome
consumers Blackman's mlne near this city, will
be put IN operation on Monday as the mine RS are
TO receive the wages Of 1874.
No trouble is anticipated from the commence
ment oil WORK at that place this evening. There
has been considerable excitement among the
mipers by the arrival OF four prisoners from Upper
Lehigh, brought here unuer arrest by the Sherlr
Tor completely in the outrages perpetrhted there
to-day. The feeling among the miners promises
to anord more real excitement here
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HEALTH Lift $50 FIFTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
Twenty second and Tweuty-third streetS-Elegant
rooms best OF care. Refer 70 CYRUS W. Field. &C.
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HAVANA, March 81, 1875.

THE WORCESTER Al HAVANA, WITH ADMIRAL.
MuLLANEY.
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NOW Is THE SEASON FOR THE PURCHASE
Of your spring nAr and gentlemen WIN md = perfecc
Broadway In hts Finn Avenue Hotel store. WHO'S.
sale dealers supplied at No. az Broadway.
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ONE BOTTLE OF wISTAR'S BALSAM on
WILD CHERRY will often the cough cola
50c and 81 a bottle bottles uch the cheaper
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(NHEAPEsT BOOKS IN THE woRLD.--LIBRARIES
~ AND SMALL PARCELS OF BOOKS BOUGHT
I67 TS2 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
CATALOGUE NO. Al FREE. SEND STAMP
LEGGAT BROS. No. Beekman ST. corner Park row.
nICK's ENCYCLOPAEDIA or 36,t2 RECEIPTS ANR
~ PROCESSES. Price s. sent tree % postage.
specimen index mailed tree. DICK FiIhGEkALn
Publishers Is Ann street. New York
DISEASES or THE TEETH .
IL How to preserve them when lost how % gepieoa
them by Or. x. j. ROHERfa, surgeon pnuttaks ~ h9nA
ssresl sew rogk sent nsa by post tof esnus
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07

Ladies' Do you want handsome s, com J,
then send for box of A. J. Pozznni's
'Medicated Complexion Powder" 1t will
remove freck'es and sunburn, will allay all
irritation and impart to the skin teauti-
full transparent wilderness. 1t is sold at
wholesale and retail by A. J. Pozzoni, ST.
Louis, Mo-, and by E. Breunert. Emil
Kehler, G. Sptilel, and Benser 4 Thorn
as, Rock Island. l1-l4d1y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
ALMOST A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. Al Dauphine St,
New OIL ANS Sept. 80 so.


New OIL ANS Sept. 80, 1913.
CAPT. TRYON j. u OODWARD
Agent Ma uir g Medicines.
No 80 Magaz Street:
ESTEEMED SIR:-From ceiling of heartfelt graf
itude. and general sense of duty am pr mpted
to address you and respectfully beg to give yo-
voluntary and brief statement OF my past and pres
ent state of he lllh. UEDBA G" LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTERs AND SARsAPAIILLA ToSIc. My health TO,
years has been bad bat iron the commencemen d
thIs year rapidly declined, forcing me to abandon
all charac te of business: md upon becoming cor
pleely paralyzed in my right arm and with my
whole right side threate ed, became helpless ana
skf1lful physicians of. his and other States and
cities with no heneit; and, in fact, my own medi
j, s. some change and improvement took place soon
with me would shortly die, and made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly. when by moo:
provdenia Circumstance ! was directed to and
met you. abunt a month ago, and. from yonr gen
erous sympa by, was induced 10 grBflfy yon on
with no hope or confidence of b,nefi 10 myseit)
only try the Fundurango; and to my utmost aston
ishment and qualification am now almost entirei
restored TO perfect health ana that ny the u-e
but on hottie of tn CUNDURANGo LIVER AND
BLOOD BITTERs and SARsAPAkILLA ToN'~ Reel
indeed renewed and resurrected n.o.., and vii
cvei my dear sir, he gr tefnl in my remembrance
0. u for tn, kind interest and Generous sym, athy
shown me- In my wretched helplessness. and an
c nvinced that to the us, OF Cnndcrango ahd d.
vine Prnvi enre through you, am Iud' btea Tor
new lease OF life. ..z,.4k
| From sense of duty let me ask that 'rbica
ton of my case BE- made; and by my happy expert
| ence none ueed despair and that through you, IN
the use of Cundur:n.o. they may also fnd rrIl Is
| and restoration 10 hca. when even nope las
yours truly. etc. THoS VI. LOAN JR. d.
NEw ORLEANS Sept "a. 1873.
| We the undersigned, being personally acqualhteu
with Dr. Logan, cheerfully certify that me hoo'e
/ j C McCALIIsTER
P M GOODWIN
DAM HIcFARf
| Sold Nv Censer& Thomas. Rork I'.and.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
[. B. &s w. Route

See that they read via Peoria and indianapolis
and you will avoid he Omnibus Transfers, Fer
irage. Changes and DELAYS ipdiden to other routes
c. W. SdItH, General Manager. Urbana, Ill
JNO. W. BAOWN .5Gen'l Pass. & ticket Ag't.
Indianapolis. Ind.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IE|I!Sl5iIQl51R

j WARRANT ONE BOTTLE PERFECT CURE IN
THE WORST FORMS of Piles, two to five bottles is
LEPRosY, SCRoFULA, RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUN
CANCER, CATARRH, KIDEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases OF the skin, cad the greatest Blood Purifier
to send to me and take back their money iu al,
cases Of failure. None for Is years. H. ID FOWLE
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
ishing cures : - - ~
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. %, 1875.
CLEARED.
sUx AND NOOK

Steamer Russia 3D. Cook Liverpool via Queenstown-c
Francklyn.
Steamer Etna lB0 sausom. Port Prince Jscmei and
Kingson-Pim Forwood Co. .
Steamer Georgia. crowell. charleston-J " Quintard
Co.
ship woodburn Bp Hartwell, IAverpool-Ira olds Co.
Ship VIM Woodbury., Matthias Bremen-Dill Radmann.
Bark Soahde Nor, Petersen, Exeter E-Funeh, Edge a
Co.
Bark Acorn BE. Piper Gloucester EnBOyd Hincken
Bark America (Ger) Roper. Hull. Ell koop 90.
Bark Hermine Gen, Berlimaut, Newcastle Tyne
Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Jas Pendergast T. Bates, Observation-Disclosures
gast Bros 4 Co.
Brig Daphne, Copeland, LiverpoO-James " Elwell
Co.
Brig Clara Pickens cOomSs, BOrdeaux-Evaps, Ball
Co.
Brig Genoa tBn Priest. Les Gables dolOune France)-
Brig Nellie Clifford, Tapey Kingston, Ja-A Solomon
Co.
Brig Mary Gardner tBr). Shaw, St Johns, NIB Met
calf 4 CO.
Schr FELTON, Bent Browne braltar-John Zittlosen
schr Georgetta, Curtis Barbados and Demerara-FW w
whitney.
sehr Nymph OBJ, Brown Belize and Truxillo-Leaycraft
ACo.
schr Seth Todd, Norwood, Porto cabeIo and Maraca
bo-John Boynton's Son.
Co.
schr Charles Platt Sharpe, Havana-James W Elws 4
Co.
schr Laura. Roberts. Jacksonvile-warren Ray.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Exchange crowded yesterday but few sales
took place
james NJ. Miller sold in foreclosure the three story
brick building containing stores located on Third
avenue sde 25 feet south of 04th street. lot 25
xsO Andrew Dod, for Sill ESQ., said property being
valued at SIC, 900
d. NJ Seaman sold, by order OF the Court, the brick
building, with lot. 20x9S. q West Twenty-sxth
street. north side 100 feet east OF Seventh avenue
John Keys, for sl1, 600; the property is valued at
SO, 600
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure sale the house
and lot 2Ox100 H. East l24th street. north side,
247 feet west Of Second avenue TO Phex Connor for
$500.
George H. Scott sold the valuable improved property
northeast Of l27h street and Fifth avenue lot
"a 4l1x1l0, with two story and French roof dwelling,
for $l2, 600 70 Adolphus Copp said property being
valued at $1,000.
X j. Garrettson sold in foreclosure the plot Of land
30 4x1O0 l1x55 6xI03.6 East 1l7th street, south
side, 3S5 feet west Of Lexington avenue, 10 William
Hays TOR 81 700
The New York herald., 1875-12-23

chored of Chatham Pm Sunday both anchors
kedge and hawser and dragged OF shore SE from Pollock
Rip hghtship about IL miles, sunken having
topmast only and masts about half out Of judged
she had but recently
Brig Williams from Pensacola for Boston has lost
and split sails and schr Keystone from Hoboken for Port
land lost anchor on Chatham Both arrived here day
Sehr VIM Irish from Danversport for Orient III, also
arrived to-day lost both anchors on Cape Cod and
sisted by schr Moore of Chatham. which supplied the
o with anchor.
WILMINGTON NC. Dec Is-Edior of New York Herald
Please the report Of brig Brothers ashore Frying
Pan Shoals Capt Geo Smith took charge Of her here.
and have left her do wish % appear in
Of brig Brothers.
SHTPBuTLDING-At Newburyport Messrs Atkinson FIJI
more building II 800 contract John Cur
e r has the frames and keel ready for ship OF about
lo toms and Monday began work tho frame OF an.
other ship same size Both o these are on the build
er account Mr. Nathan Jackman Is engaged IN getting
out the frame Tor schooner Of 100 for Mr. David
storey o ol2ucester which is 10 be built AZ that place.
hesr Colby Lunt have schoones Of about loO tons
each az their yard one OF which is pretty well along and
the other recently begun Mr. George Cnrrer rapidly
built under contract.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Dec 21-Arrived ships Premier (Nor, Bruins
gard Philadelpha; Caope CBr) Sinclair do via Halifax
bark Kobe (Nor,, Taradsen, Wilmington, NC.
BRISTOL Dec 21-Arrived, brig Manuela (Sp) De Menki
guere. Fernandina.
BREMEN, Dec 21-Arrved. ships semramis schulenberg
New York; Constance BD, Law, Philadelphia; John
Baker. Pennie, do: barks Abraham Young Br Deap Sa
vannah Frsk Nor), Muihe, Philadelphia
BARCELONA, Dec 2o-Arrived, bark Fama (spl, Amigo,
Savannah.
DIAL, Dee 22Arrived bark Carlton coggins New York
for London
Arrived 21st, bark Kate Howe CBr). McNeeiy New York
for Havre.
FALMOUTH, Dec 22-Arrived brig Graf Behr Negendank
Ger. Schultz, Boston.
GRIxsBY Dec 22-sailed bark Fides (Nor) Horsen Mo-
bile.
GorrENBuRc. Dec ls-Arrived bark Victoria Gen, Tes
now New York
Hull, Dec 2l-sailed, bark Profeta qtaD Giocopello
United States.
HELvoEr Dec 21-Arrved, brig Flamngo (Nor). Soren-
sen, W!lmngt for Dordrecht.
HAvRE, Dec 2o-Arrived bark Addie Cann.(Br Jen-
kins. Charleston
Sailed 2oth bark Mamie Bell, Fits United States
Dec 2I-Arrived ship City Boston Crosby
New York; 22d. brig Harry Smith, Weeks. Bangor. Ne.
Also arrived 2ls ship Ambrose (), shand San Fran
cisco: Union, Greeneat Savannah; barks Kioto Long
Charleston; Terzo (Nor, Rus Bangor Me; Albion Nor),
Rade, Norfolk Va; Lyna Nor, Zacharisen Wilmington,
NC Australia Ger) Weidemann, Norfolk; brig Suppl
cich Ger). Plagens, Wilmington, Nc.
Sailed 2st, barks Northern Chief (Br). Miar United
States; Edmond Richardson tBr) Brode odd steamer
Ohio Morrison, Philadelphia.
LONDON Dec 22-Anived. bark New Brunswick (Nor)
Larsen, New York.
LKrru Dec 22-Arrived schr Thos Sweeney steelman.
Philadelphia.
MARsEILLEs, Dec 1s-Arrived bark Vile de Mines FD /,
Coreil New York.
PLYMOUTH Dec 81, PM-Arrived OF. steamer Labrador
Fr). surmont, New York for Havre nee below.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 22-Arrived, steamer The Queen (Br)
Bragg New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
ROTTERDAM, Dec 2l-Arrved, ship HeIios (Ger) Roth
berth. New York.
SWANSEA. Dec 2I-Arrved. bark Hiawatha CBr, Bull
River, sc.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 22-Arrived, steamer America Ger
De Limon, New York for Bremen land proceeded).
GIBRALTAR Dec 22-The bark Maria scamnel (Br) Capt
Simpson, from Leghorn Nov IL for New York. has arrived
leaky and with cargo damaged Win discharge for re-
pairs
LONDON DEC 22-Ship Haddon Hall (Br), Faithful from
San Francisco arrived Cowcs 21st Queenown) In
addition damage before cargo shed her
crew. also, we're sick.
PLYMOUTH Dec 22-The Labrador Fr) Capt Sur
mont Of tho General Transatlantic Company from New
Dec for Havre arrived of this port nine O'Clock
last night Owing to the prevalence OF heavy gale how
It impossible to land her passengers mails
and they will consequently be dcbarked Cherbourg
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
A CATHOLIC CHURCH BURNED.

The ST. Nicholas Catholic church at Passalc City, n
J. about twelve miles from New York the Erie Rail-
wayl burned between twelve and one O'Clock yes
terday morning The fire OF incendiary origin and
the lead the belief that the affair
connected with the prevailing feeling OF animosity
against that creed.
About midnight attempt was made to set fire TO a
blacksmith shop n the immediate vicinity of the
church. but the flames discovered and extinguished
before much damage bad resulted and bottle tina. had
contained kerosene, together with pa
per that had been saturated with the
oil carried away Between twelve and
o'clock another alarm sounded, and
this time with cause for soon the heavens Int by
flames from the stable attached to the church. As the
upper part Of the stable was burned first little doubt
could be entertained that the hay had been fire.
The church adjoining two and a half story
frame structure 4oxso feet in The ground floor
was occupied by the church proper and neatly
fitted up. The second story occupied by Rev. l.
Schneider in charge with his library &C On this floor
there was also parish school, and room lately fitted
up for the Catholic Young Mems Reading Room. This
quite full OF fancy articles in anticipation of
the Christmas week fair which 10 commence to-day.
The reverend father barely succeeded In saving his
papers and the communion vessels from the altar
The total loss estimated at So, 900 to $15 900, Of
which SO 600 comprises the building and the balance
the church property the articles for the fair &c Tho
building insured for SO, 500 in the Merchants hu
tua OF Newark and on the church property vestments
&c there was 81 600 Insurance in the Liverpool and
London and Globe Father Schneider bad no
upon his library and other private property, all of
which was lost
Dlgent inquiry made yesterday both in Passaic.
and Paterson And whether there existed 20. A.
u" organization, bat none could be discovered,
although pretty certain that recent attempts have
been made organize .'councn in Paterson.
Whether not this connagratlon is the result OF the
anti-Catholc movement is question Father Schnel-
der Will confer with the Bishop TO morrow relative to
the rebuilding Of the church edce, which will be
menced immediately Even the proposed fair will be
held the public Lyceum having been graIutously ten
dered for the purpose and patronage guaranteed by the
mn
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
GLENDENNINGs PURSUERS.

The people of Henry ILL.,, are becoming so impatient
for another trial of the Rev John s Glendenning that
telegram yesterday to Justice Aldridge, in
Jersey City, asking him to forward the legal documents
in the possible. The Justice complied
by submitting resuD< OF the citing the diff
ferent stages Of the inquiry before him. we'll the
result Letters have been received from Henry by
several prominent citizens asking for Information and
setting forth that Glendennng still persists In asserting
his innocence and demanding investigation. The
records or tho Jersey City Presbytery however
tanning the ecclesiastical trial report and its result
gether with copies Of the legal documents referred
to the disconlented Henryites for con sderstion.
The New York herald., 1875-12-23
FOREIGN PORTS.

ALGoA BAY. Nov 2e-In bark Anna Taylor Perci-
BARBADOS Nov ysArriveu brig Victoria Saunders New
York. schrs John Welt, Welt Norfolk; 10Th, Feetwng
CARpENAs bee is-Arrved. brig Torrent Wall, Portland
vey, Fountain, Bath, Me- saie Conway, sppe Phadel-
CoLoxpo Nov 1l-In port bark Unison Br Webster. for
CALCUTTA, Ney 1277In port, ship. British King (Br,
Qqes G NsT se & Ef % dS from
l'ss is spf % 'nS $s ;T'S Walters
Dec I, ship Syren, Newell, New Bedford.
II port bcS7 Agara, ior Portland, 9 49,,
Antwerp Kauna, Mitchell, Portland. ''''
Aiiansa tspj. BourIic, New York; brig Rich Paine
Fernandna schrs Eta Josie Bunker New Orleans Eva
Boston. 1''
MoSTsyiOEo Nov sArr.ved, Sarks DOloro. ep), Abri
(Br, Garvin. Montreal 80 49,
Portland schr Lizzie dewey Davis Ayr.
Sailed 2ls, steamer % &c Grssa SsPl Eresums New Orleans
Brown s, San Pranesco Soy 2fyns Eagle SrOTs Hong
NAyAssA, Nov 25-in port schr Ida May, Lamson, for
PaIEaso. Nov 2s-in port brig Annie Batcheder Steel
man. for New York. waiting chad IA lay days
RANcoos, Nov SIN port ship Euxne tBD, Roy for
sHYRSA Nov 27In port ship zouave, Means. from New
81 nKLESA Nov s21In port ships Cuba Theobald from
Rangoon for Liverpool has effected repairs and reshp
:y Ei % s" BIs s. GeSc SsH oS S fsY Y
ships Cyclone, Marshall New York 22d, Fortune Taylor
Liverpool bark Walton (Br), Shield, New York.
SYDNEY, NSW Nov i2-Arrived. bark Whistler Simpson.
Adelaide 10th, Fourard C3r. Strachan Portland %.
ST MARC iHaytD Nov 25-in port brig Mary knowlton.
Mckee for New York, TO sail Dec 3
ST THoMAs Dec ARRIVED brig C1arabeile Tracy Bos.
ton Sd barks Muha (Br, VILE Barbados land sailed
9th for Turks Island9 Casco Haacke Martinique and
sailed 9Th for New York; brig Latmer (Brl, Arm.
strong. Port Spain tand sailed 9TH for schr Miranda
Mitchell Cardiff 1th brigs Jennie Morton. Fooks Deme
Marus Coipel (tD. Spurr Martinique Sth Britain
mia tBp, Todd, st Lucia; schr Mary Hudson, Lake,
Georgetown, DC.
sailed Dec l. barks Snow CBr) Smith Porto Cabelio
2d, Brown, Greenish from Batavia) Boston, 3d. schr
Mgnonette (Brl, Gardner from 81 Martins Liverpool Ms
7th, brig Clara Adams McFadden, Turks Islands.
In port Dec brgs Ada II Halls Cr) johnson nom Mar.
Unique, arrived lt for Maracaibo 10 load for New York
Alice Abbott (Brl, Mcleod from Jamaica for Liverpool
repg; Titania (Br from Sombrero for Gloucester
schr Victor Pender from New York for Paramaribo do
Also IN port Dec Q, bark Ocean p Stuart from Amster
dam, wig orders
sAcUA, Dec lo-Arrved, bark R Purington, crossey,
Rotterdam.
SYDNEY, cB, Dec 2I-cleared steamer Flamsrough Br,
Fraser, Boston
ST JoHs NIB, Dec 2i-cleAred, barks Thomas KeIllOr
(Br) Bishop, Liverpool; Eyda tBr), Chalmers, Belfast
Sailed 2st, schr Harbeson Hickman, Robinson Cardenas
VALENCIA Nov 26-Sailed. brisL staples Hartman 50
Thomas