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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17
The captain Of the United States ship Sa.

The captain of the United States ship Sa
vaoDah, which was sent to Acapulco IN coDsc-
quence of the religious Disturbances 10 that
towa, which resulted 10 the death Of az Amer
ican citizen, has made report to the Navy
Department. giving the result of his Inquiries.
a small society OF Pedestrians, it appears had
been formed and was regularly worshpplDR
under the miuistrations of the Rev. Mr.. Hutch
iusop, of the Presbyterian Mission 10 Mexico.
During divine service upon one occasion they
they we're attacked by a number of Mezlcans
aimed with machetes and muskets, aud 10 the
melee which eusued three men and woman
were killed and eleven wounded. The report
further says that the naj rity Of the people OF
Acapulco Influenced aud approved 1.-THE exter-
mination of the Protestanls. Nothing has
been done to bring the offe nders to punish
ment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The subject of the correspondence with Ger
many was before the Belgian Chamber OF De-
puies yesterday. The Minister OF Foreign
Affairs communicated the contents of the last
note received from Germany, aud said that
courteous verbal explanations had been ex-
changed with its representatives, aud added as
surances that Belgium sincerely desired to
strengthen the good relations with that power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

Ia the British House of Com mons last night
there was an acrimonious debate 90 the ques-
ton of sumuouipg to the bar the printers of
the Tunes and News for breach of privilege,
for publishing docum ents 10 the hands oil the
select Committee on Foreign Loans. Mr.
Dis, aeE moved resolution that the Select
Committee be instructed to investigate the al
fair, aud report how the press obtained the
documents in question. The resolution was
carried, and the order SUN nouing tie printers
was discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

Advices from Yokohoma are to the effect
that important changes 10 the Government
are pending and considerable uueasiness is
existing in consequence, further augmented
by the still hostile feeling between China and
Japan. Another casus beli has occurred be-
tween China and Formoso, and some mutual
fighting has taken place in consequences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

A dispatch from Fort Laramie, Wyoming
says that Capt. Mix's company OF the second
cavalry, who were sent after the missing party
at Haruey's Peak, 10 the Black Hill country
have secured the whole of them, consisting OF
sixteen men, one woman and a boy. Heavy
SHOWS were reported in the Black Hills, and
high water everywhere through that section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

More stringent legislation against the Cath
Ole Church is being pressed by Bismarck
through the Prussian Parliament. The Prince
Chancellor delivered speech upon it yesterday
which the cable reports as being 90 less strepu-
Gus than his previous utterances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The Court of Appeals of this State has de-
cded that testator can bequeath his property
to the Attorney who writes his will TO the ex
cusion of his lawful kindred. The case decided
was that of Biddell ct ais. vs.. Johnson execu-
tor ct all, by which Hon. Thomas S. Bocock
secures fortune uf between fifty and sixty
thnuSand dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

ASKS CLEMENCY. The council of G. A.
Shepherd, OF Louisa county, recently COZ
vic,ed 10 the United States Circuit Court, in
Richmond, of attempting to pass raised
one dollar note, has gone to Washington
with an application for the pardon Of hi.
client The judge and jury WAC tried the
prisonerrecommendt that clelnency De extended
because of bis previous good character, and
extenuating circumstances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

At the meeting ofthe Grand Lodge l 0. 0.
F. of Virginia, in Harrisouburg, on Thursday,
Major A. R. Courtney of Richmond was unau.
imously elected grand master. This is au uu-
preccdcnted houor, it being his second year in
the body, he being elected from the floor with
out having held any Office before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The insurgents in Cuba continue to burn
plantations aud destroy the growing crops. The
damage they have done 10 this way must have
perceptible iuhueuce on the yield of sugar
from the island for this year. The crop is just
being gathered ill., aud the extent of loss must
soon become manifest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The sec md uial 10 Providence, Rhode Is
land to elect a Senator and uine Represe nta-
tives to the General AS 'mbly resulted ln the
choice OF the regular Republican ticket, sup
ported by the liquor interest, by $50 majority
This probably secures the election OF Henry
Lippitt to the Office of Governor aud tue re-
peal of the probationary and State eonstab-
ulary laws. Several arrests were made Tor
bribery aud illegal voting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

President Grant and suite arrived 10 Bos-
ton yesterday. An immense crowd had AS
sembed at the depot bnt beyond the usual
surgiug and gazing incident to crowds no de-
monstration was made. Governor CASTOR iu-
formally welcomed the President aud patty. In
the evening the President attended the
thpatrp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The British budget for the new year shows,
by close figuring q moderate surplus. A plan
is proposed by which f2l3,OUO, 900 of the
National debt will be paid 10 thirty years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

Four crowded revival meetings were held ~
L,ndon yesterday. One of them. especially
devoted to students for the ministry, touk place
at Sturgeon ) Tabernacle. Mr.. Moody deliv-
cred az address on Christian work, which was
rapturously applauded. Thousands rose at
his invitation to 60 into the streets and work
for Christ. " The success of the revival mis-
sion of MIR. PearsalI Smith in the city of Ber-
liu aud other towns in Germany is reported to
be Increasing Immense crowds attend the
mectpgs, and members of the nobility occlpy
seats Oh the platforms. The Empress Augusta
has given private audience to MIR. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The Washington Republican says: THE
proposition of ex Governor Walker, Of Vir-
giuia, that the General Government shall as
sumo the debts of the Southern States, is not
without earnest friends and supporters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

By the compromise adopted in Louisiana,
while Kellogg is permitted to remain in posses
sion Of the Goveroship. it gives the Conserva-
tives the advantages to which they were CO.
titled by the election of 1874 Oue branch Of
the Legislature is opposed to him, and he Is
thus reduced to the position of mere exccu
tive officer. 10 this coudiuon he will remain
Till the election Of 1876. when new Governor
will be elected. In the meantime there is a
prospect that the State will enjoy political tran-
quiliy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

The Governor has appointed Alexander
Moseley, of New Kent CO., and H. s. u. Lewis
of Clarke county, fish commissioners of Vir-
ginis, vice General Fltz Lee, of Stafford, aud
Il. NJ. Tidball, OF Winchester, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17
MARRIED..

In Washington, on tuesday. April 18th, by
Rev F, Walsh, LIVINGSTON l. YOUNG,
OF q esboro, ID. g., and LOUISA GWYNN,
of Prince Georges county, Md.
At the same timo and place, and by the same,
h &. E. park Err and ELLA CIV YNN, both
of Prince Georges county, Md.
On the 6th instant, at Cstlett's station, Eau
quier county, n the residence OF the bride, by
Rrl. MI Hershsr, WILLIAM WATKINS, OF
Fsirlax cpunLy, to Miss KATIE LUCKErT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

Ex-Lieutenant-Governo John L. Marye is
a candidate for Commonwealth attorney in
the County and Circuit Courts of Spottsyi-
Yania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

LOOKING UP We are glad to learn that
King George Court House Is rising ilom the
ashes, and that spirit # progress has seized
SINE of its inhabitauts There are TWO excel
lent hotels in the village Que kept hy Capt.
W. S.SonerS, aud the Other by ". ii Gaines.
There are TWO well filled stores in The place,
also two churches Methodist aud Episcopal.
Several of the Inhabitants are having their
dwellings painted, and other improvv,, ments
about their premises indicate that the village is
waking Fredericksburg STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

President G rant having been invited to attend
the Centennial Celebration of the Meckleuburg
Declaration of Independence, to be held 10
Charlotte, N. G.. on the goth May, after some
DELAY, returned the following curt reply.
txECUTIvE MANSION,
WAsHIhGro>, April 3, 1875.
Mr.. Thomas W. Depey, Secretary &C., Char'
kotte, N. e.:
Uear sir: The President desires me to inform
YOU, and the committee you represent, his SIN,
cere thanks for the polite invitation to attend
the Centennial celebration OF the Mecklen burg
Declaration of Independence on the Aotn OF
May. He regrets that his engagements will not
lermit HIM to accept. Very respectfully. your
obeoient servant LEVI p. LUCKY,
Secretary.
The New York Herald thereupon glbeS at
the present thus:
.Tbe President has declined to attend the
Centennial Celebration Of the Mecklenburg
D. claration of independence, for reasons ex-
pressed in his letter. General Grant has &C.
copied So much that this ueclination may be re
garded as An apology to the country tor the er-
rors of h. past. The n orth Carolina committee,
however, IL must be remembered, neither Offer
ed him dog nor horse-nor another term"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

TIE DISTRICT LEGISLATURE The late ter
ritora legislature of the District of Columbia
was rare body, having its parallel only in
those mougreI legislatures by which the South
ern States have been So merclcssly bled. They
both exempIi6cd the truth Of the old saying
about putting beggarS on horseback. Among
the many exposures that have been made OF
the doings of the Rug Territorial Legislature
of the District of Columbia Is the following
The late Speaker OF the House WAS sued 10y
Godfrey 4 Goell, proprletors Of the Chesa
peake restaurant, % bill of $l,Ol9 tor re
freshuents solid and liquid, furnished between
the 29sh Of April and the lst OF July, 1873.
Payment was resisted on the ground TIA he was
not responsible for refreshments furnished to
1.-THE gailols and bummcrs who Infested The
legislative balls Dung the progress of the
trial it appeared in cvd, nee that the Speaker,
after his election, went to the restaurant with
parry of forty or fifty aud ordered wrue, which
was drunk, and that on another OCCASION he
gave banquet at the "Chesspeske. At
which be presided, and none but members Of
the Legislature we're Invited. Orders from the
Speaker we're also proGuc in eviteuce, some
of Which remind one Ut that famous meal IN
Pckwick, which was so disastrous TO him 10
rhc suit OF Bardcll VS.. Plckwick, and upon
which the learned Buz!uz rang the changes SO
skifuly. Some oi these orders read as iol
lows:
"Charles Godfrey Please send over to peak
er's room one porter house steak, green pes,
raw tom atoes, and potatoes for one
'P. CAMPBELL, Speaker"
"Godfrey Four fried chickers, &c, six bot
ties of wine, Ole box Of cigars, two hotties.
CAMPBELL
Godfrey: Please send over two ottle, cham.
payne. oAArb' L.
"CAMPBELL"
Godfrey Please send over ole bottle stag
and one bottle brandy also, % good cigars.
"CATPBELL.'
Il was expected, Of course, that the bill
would be paid out OF the Legi >ia'ive fund; but
the Legislature was exploited by Congress, aud
81 the restaurant keepers had no recourse save
against the Speaker, against whom they OBJ
talued a rerelict!!
Ioovrxc lip We are glad to learn that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postofice
a lril Il, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad-
vcrtised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office. in Washington.
Bcnnell, VIM Ii ia kson, George
Ha!er, VIM jackson, Fairfax
Bro ks, Rosie Key Kew CO
Blackwell Aaron Lean, NJ q
BE scviA, p Lamm mana, Miss NJ
Carroll, Mrs Louisa Lee, Emma
Comfy, Mr. Patton, Robt
Craig, Miss Susan Price, Mrs
Davis VIM Ii Petite, Jas
Daniel, Jen Rogers, Fredric
Epps Thomas Rabe, Mrs Bette
Foley Miss Mary Ann Smith, Nj N
Foley, Miss Mary Smith, d
Gwynn, Mrs Scott, Ellsworth
Hancock, q 3 Tailor, Annie 4
Hall, kdieS Turner, Jane, col
Holt Henry E Truman, DR. Samuel
jackson, Miss Roxie Watkins, Jas
ap lit w. N. BERKLEY. P. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

TOBACCO SALES. The quantity of tobacco
sud III the various warehouses 10 Dapvtle dur
iug The halt year, be. iuuiug October lst, 1874
ai'i ending March 3Oth 1875, was 7,lS6, SSS
pounds, which brought 81 500 $50 ST. Az
average of near y % cents per pound. This is
IA much larger quantity than was ever sold here
before during the same period Of former years.
DamcWe Ners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

SHEEP KILLING Docs kILLED.-A gentle
mau from Nelson Informs Us that last week a
gentleman living near Greenwood lost several
sheep killed by dogs. He then took one of the
sheep and put strychDine n large quantities
upon it, and the next morning there were 81
dead dogs 10 the field, the farthest oDe off not
being 100 yards from the body of the dead
sheep. :. Stanton Vindicator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

AN IMPORTANT WILL CASE. In the Court
Of Appeals, in Richmond, Judge Anderson de-
llverel he opinion OF the Court III the cele.
hrated will case known IS the johnson r '.Bo-
cock will case. 90 the 18th of February,
1867. John II. Johnson executed will, aud
subs qnenty codcil, devis,ng the bulk of his
property t" his tileud aud attorney, Hon.
Thumas 5. Bncock, formerly Speaker Of the
Uni'ed States House of Represrn,ariye Tes
tatur had repeatedly expressed his desire and
wish that none Of his relatives should have q
cent Of his money. The will was written by
Mr. b cock aud witnessed regularly by others.
Pro- ate WIS opposed by his blood relatives,
and the clse carried by them to the Court Of
Appeals 90 au adverse decision. Held by the
Court of last resurt that johnson knew what
he was ab"ut that he bad provided for his
puslhumous offspring what h. designed that
they should have that the devise Of the resi-.
dunn TO Bocock, OF which his relatives were
fuzzy apprised, was evidently deceased's will
aud intent, and va, good in law; aud it was
nri,rp1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

MIsCEGENATIoN.- AT an early hour on Mon
day mOrulDg last, a special .t1csr from Madi-
500 county visited our WI aud arrested the
Rev Frank Tlbbs, coIored Baptist preacher,
on the charge OF having soempzsd the mar
rage rites OF negro man aod a white woman
His trial came # duly at Wolttown Oh Tues
day morning, and he was fined 800 and costs.
The white woman was recognized TO appear
before the Grand Jury = GordonsvtWe Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-17

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il The STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE JAN
NEY CAR COUPLING co. will be held at
the Office of Col. kemper, at half-past four
o'clock, on W EDNE,DAY, April 18th 1875
apl4 eotd E. II. JANNEY, Prest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31

scHR Cora Br,, Taylor. from Boston for Baltimore
reported to have gone ashore Barren Island !Ath
INST unable to get Oh until the 25th being our
Ing that time in only feet OF water
scuR KATE E RIoH. Doughty, at savannah March 70
from Philadelphia sprung aleak north oil Hatteras Gnu
strokes per hour. on the list boat and on The
2ith lost Jib5oom. She making 3V strokes on her
arrival
The schooner reported having sprung neak at
Orient, III, the Rhoda Holmes and not the Alice
Borda. reported The Alice Borda arrived at
New York March ~, to load tor Cuba.
The River Belfast and Castine, is
still frmly ice locked
one thiry-second of bark John West was sold at
auction, AT New bedford saturday to Alexander sea-
bury. at tae rate of $3.50.
The Beverly fishing feet will this number 20
vessels Two OF them new-one three masted scnr, the
other Two masted schr.
The arrival of the bark Antelope may be called a
novel incident in the history OF the port 1t is many
IaiG ~ wharves, and doubt If there more
than one here before-Norwich Bulletin, March "a
BALTIMORE. March 29-Denis Dorohue the British Con-
sui at this port has made the necessary arrangements
tor the return OF the shpwrecked sailors who were
brought to this city SUNDAY board of the German
steamer Aurnberg They viii leave on board OF the
English steamer Caspian on Thursday morning next
ana be taken to iaiax, Ms. from whence they Will be
conveyed To st Marys. NE.
HALIFAX. Ms March 3O-Brig Ariel, from Portsmouth
for ~ Johns NE 60 days arrived here to day hav
ing been unable to reach st Johns account OF The ce
The crew were frozen ana short OF provisions.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3).-A despatch from Astoria
oregon the heaviest gale experienced there
occurred on sunday morning. Bark Corsica tBrl
dragged anchors ana went ashore he New YORK snip
allowed named, considerably damaging both. Many
minor casualties are reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
FOREIGN PORTS.

,,AucKLASp NJ. Feb T-'ailed, bark Edith Rose, Har.
ding, New York
BAncELoSA, March ls-saied schr Kocheko Jasper.
Tarragona
BATAVIA, March 15-Arrived, ship Sapphire. Berry.
Cardiff.
DUBLIN March 2s-Arrived Br ship Orient mot Orion.
Boyd san francisco quot as Defore) -
FALMOUTH, ia, March lin port brig American I'M
' GlGsco@ March a. PE- Arrived steamer Italia OBJ,
CraH, New York -
GUANTANAMO, March 5-saied mot arrived, brIgs j II
HAVANA, March 3o--Arriyed, steamer City OF Mexico.
Sherwood Vera cruz for Sew York to sal, ApTil ~
brig spanish MAN tBri, McCulioch CieIfuegos; schr
rromcnader (BrJ, New YORK.; Stth brig Louise lSr),
Howes Ccntucgos, schr U Br), Thompson. New
York.
lLoLo March lo-sailed. ship Gold Hunter, Freeman.
Boston.
KIsGs1os, ia, March lin port bark Engiishma an
Orr, Parsons from Martinique for Wilmington, Nc.
LUccA, ia, March lin port schr Alice hodges SKIN
ner, tor Galveston. ldg fruit 90, -,
Boston; 18th, Ernest Lee, Rideout, New6uryport.
In port l.th schr Izeta, smith, for New York, lda;
PrssAnDgoo, March 27-Arrived previous schr P
Anger, BedeiL new York.
Mrsn a 9 rps 0Tt isr' Asara Chandler for
SHANGHAI March 2s-Arrived previous, ship Titan,
Berry New York.
sr Maze, March lin port brig Mary Knowiton Nc.
Kee. for New York In days. schr Benz Young (Br Car
sr JOINS, NJ, March l-Arrvea, brigs Maria tBr),
Kearney New YORK 18th, Kalma tBr. bay. do Lady
sTJons, NB March 2s-Arrived, schrs Mocking Bird
tBri, bradley and Jed Duren. Cook New YORK mot as
Cleared 27th, schrs Roswell HurIbut Matansas for or
ders; Goth. Unexpected, noston -,
sailed goth, brig Alice Or, Dandalk. ~
delpha, idg sour ihos clyde, Fisher for dol Lotto
YosonXaE March Elm port ship Surprise, Sohn son,
n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 30, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer city Of Merida, Reynolds Havana, &c-F
Alexandra 4 Sons r c. pu., ,a
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Hatteras. swift, Baltimore-olo DOMINION
Steamer Ann ELIZA. Richards neutrality-suspicious.
steamer Philadelphia, Davis Phnaoelpnia-James
Steamer Glaucus. Bearsr. Bostop-h Dimock.
ShiD Continental Clark, san Francisco-sutton a GO.
Bark Rheman OBJ, Bishop. sydney and Melbourne-
Bark Csitarina Petra Qtap, carrara, Rotterdam
BARK Abbie Thomas CBr), oliver Havrc-Boyd
bark Estella, Poole, Montevideo-Brett, Son Co.
Bark Jane Adelne, Lindsay, Lasuayra and fofto Ca
Bark Carrier Dove (Br>, simonson, Matanzas-Geo e
BARK Gemm. Gemm, Caibarien-Miller Hough-
Brig Joseph Howe (Br) Templeton, Cork for ordsrs-C
Brig Fortuna port, Mesquite, oporto-Hagemeyer
Brig Robert Movie. Dearborn, Demerara-H Trow.
Brig Ada Il Hall OBJ, Johnston. Barbados-snow
Brig Mariposa, Melton, Port spain-L W 4 Arm
Brig VIM Dobson (Br), Buck St Reconsideration
Brig Oliver OBJ Weeks, Aux Caves-R Murray, Jr.
Rrig somerset OBI. Haley Matanzss-O bertsuxi .
Brig Kremlin, Wyman, CharicstonTEyans. Ball Co.
Brig Americus Baas, New Haven-R n Hand.
Schr Mary Chiffon, Syperich, st AndreaS CSC-D lie
schr Sweeney somers, Havana-Jas W Elwell
schr Mary vancleaf Thorndike, Matanzas-B F Met
schr harvest Home, Hodrdon, Nassau. NP-B Wen
berg. . ~ $500, -, - Co.,,
Schr s l. Burns, Crosby Boston-Chas living
schr Sunny shower, Ward New uaven-Rackett
schr a Forsyth. Aobble, stamtord-stamford Manu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-31
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

RxpogTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
~ s wtn %d ssea S''s
fine WITH MINIS s from Sc to sw -
heavy gales nd hign confused wind. wind from 70
tremenaoas conased sea- running seas continually
As IN lat r. on att
encouptered very heavy cyclone rrn vino from
soed w to Ta e
,nf1 s 40 n on spoke s 1
showing Q Is c. from Liverpool 10 Baltimore, lat ~ 70
T. lat n e a s. s ssa steamer
nS H Sadn shs S2e9d ii oa
% Ss ana sdn to
Steamer March a.
1aa City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
Steamer Cy q san Antonio rsnnnGton Baltimore,
snip Ssetwins, Guest Manila Oct 80 with mdss to
to orasr vessel to Funch Edve Co Passed the Cape
Good Hope Jan 20 and crossed the Equator Feb - IN
bark solomon, Of Boston; Ferguson L,ysrpGo IS days
lon 6O saw a iour-masted ship, supposed the Ocean
Bark Ur6sno GtaD, 0lvarl Liverpool 60 days. with
Bark Johannes Ger. fhdsr, Liverpool IL days with
BARK solTs!s. Sor, Dsro, Bristol 50 days. in ballast
BARK Piuasntia SSor rsndo, L.h 10 days in ballast
BARI sjena csor,. Anderson Limerick ssdsys in BAL
Bark Chimoea CNor. Have. ssavsuger IS days in
BARK kazetto Padre TtaD. Chiesa Genoa IS days. in
Anies standish Cienfuesos ~ days, with sugar
Bark Eliza Barss lof Bermuda, vesey, Bermuda "A
days, In ballast 10 A rucker 4 60 y-.. =.
days, with empty barrels to retens, Bockmann Co,
shoylns signal with letters oKQo on IT, from Byth' E.
'0 Brig &c earoHe Eddy lot Bangor, Dodge Messna ss
ClaDp Co. Passed Gibraltar Feb 8: made he north.
Of and NV galOs; hatch houses ami
schr Louisa French, Crawford, Georgetown SC. 10
da, with naval stores to Gopher Mills vessel to
sehr y Merwln Pierce. Wilmington, NC. days,
Scbr Eurotas, Human Virginia.
Schr Freddie Walter Allen, Virginia.
pg- schr Eunice Newcomb. arrived 2e.h, IL from
Port Antonio, ia, IA days.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUrh.
Steamer Galatea, Walden. Providence tor New YORK,
schr NJ Il Russell, Miller, New Haven Tor New YORK.
sShr Ghampoa uaryey City isana FOR ~; New org
schr Frank Magee, Jones. fall River tor New York
schr Lucy Cnurch, Church, Providence tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamer City New Bedford, Fish, New
Steamer United States DAVIS New YORK ro- Eau
scnr Asher Parker Carpenter. New ork tor Glen
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer New York Tor stamford
Schr Is Darlington, Parker, Baltimore Tor New Ha-
schr Henrietta, Linden Amboy for Providence.
Schr PcrIle, sheffield Auiboy tor New London
schr wild Pigeon lrpp, Eliza bethport TOR somerset
sehr r Shuts: Young hS 9, Tor NeT hayen-
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