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THE COUNTY BUILDING,

The Grand Jury ,ilt DO discharged to-day. and
. RAW onn will he jtucauelcd Monday.
,.,-.. -. d.. =, H.. no~.-,,.- ..~,.
Io-aaE Is 'oo 'sss u"' .! ,'l' 'o'omo'1 ~"
Of tho Ctiu,innl Court Tho rr!aonefs 10 far
convicted and now lying n 1A!t will 10 sentenced
this morning.
Thu TrcA,.rar'e office vns closed vesterdav
.n,, v,,l IN rcn.in nn,3, Nnna.v. In ort,nr In
~" ~ ~ ~. ..s"..sa.s,. ~. ,,,rn1,, oysr ~
eo"P'ese .ne arrangements 'os s''''t's o''' ~
thc new Treasurer.
rba fst,,r of vhr].n5. tcrontlF ,nurdsrsd.
n.Id sa,ta..-Atto,,,v r,a,d viii re..ordsv. rIc
nr ,norc, Ia remain IN tho citv mill attor Weosu
H.. ~ <fs,, .o, ,ar n. 49,, t,1.l
0",' NV "'' '~' wa '''~' .
Commissioners woro acareo yesterday. Ihode
who had met tito day bofo1e for tho last time
with tho d ,ard had no other busiaoss a.ound
thau to draw thcir paw, wh,lo the holding-oyer
mombcrs wero ou tho outside fixing thinga.
,nr,.,,,,r, =, n r. sso,tr =, ~. sr1,t
rr,o;saiaaar 1,,os,,at ro.,ard.v s..a.ted that
Mr. skely had given up tho contest ssatusE
Comfy. When asked for reason, he repeated
etripp Of poetry in his natlyo oia,cct which the
reporter could applaud but not Interpret.
.r,,o co,,m,,tao an rub,tc pnx,rl. ys,t.,d.v
v,.t"a Io ,ha isaee,e, oicn n msIs ~ estm.s,
s'sten .nc i.oSp.ue. o.o W ~ =. - n.,
~ 80 1''c nun,pe. ~ ~ hnan.' Ts.v III,
nHys,ioss ~ o,,pIs ~ ths fncuIt Gnnrt H. fsw
f npp!, y. -. a,orinr .ho ,.scas.sre r,nn
"ass 4ot "u o4us1 ~ o'"p'o' '"' "'-s".' Ao''
Michael Nnl!oy VII! reei0u hta position as
s9ua5 r;s,,anor ~ -" In .,onId Hto
o..IG :" ~, ods ~ .hn s,on - ns,,,tu ~, -
"oh " n3 ~, ~ H. ~ H. pe thep ia ~ T.; .o.,us
h;n, Aid Z Unitarian vii takn his niace Man.
~ ii,u'' 'A'' e1"oA''N "''' Es1' 1'' f'"~'
'~,"
Ths !. a'ate" published fcr days aRo In
theko Goluu,ua iu tafe:cnce TO tho organization
OF the now County Doar1 and ita aubeaqucnt
| Appointments ~ regarded ~ good ptsoe OF
Eucsa.worA. II tloro are any chango8, the
nrohhEtlitY Ia that there Will be fDAUt. but 80
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The Chicago Times recently published = story
about tho WbyIand murder, IN which tho At
tampt naa made 10 councct a Mrs. Salisbury With
tho affair u rather too inti1nate friend Of Da-
vis, and 10 show that Whylsnd's rofusA to allow
Mrs. 4. 10 vibit hts vito induced hcr to cgg On
Davis to tho murder. Tho lady In question IL
now living in Toledo, and her Wow OF tho case
ID thus given IN tho Commercial Of that city Of
lite Dec. =:
Aftss denying the entiro statement Of the 7ntts IN
substance. ahs sasl: Her 1na,den na9e was Masts
0asducr. md That Of her fathct. John dksdner shs
born In England And canaa 10 this country when
y. wuero her father Carried biz buaneis that Of
tlt1e, and awAys 1tvsa 1t home Until her marriage
which took place 1t hsr fathers housa July y lboa.
stsons, p..ot | et III FIJI rrssby oiaseb shs
then cams immediately West to uhiu. to The home Of
hss no s1 ,on ssa x ae, se 4eaa. ~ .. h.a
tunes ~ wien abe h.s with her husband. md up to
two !.sss .so; sscs shst time 'hs had act bsen sway
huab4nd x.s ia trouble: When he.rlnx That hs VA
Ior She WRIT to tho H. Elmo rostautaat snd intro
dueed hesaelf to Mr. whylAna. aud he hunted up her
Toieio together. In lbs following afarch, hsT hus-
s,nd having been srrchted. khe vent to Chicago
.sa 70 eooe ae a9 t. sae
poso Of ssatating him md str. Whysnd lent ha
n,sauee A. h's susaes'ioa Vt. wb,l.ad called on
rn.te fr.snds, sae alning wAa 10 whysand. almost
aatly, Gu tbs occaaion Of this witt Whylaad intro
iuced DAyiA To has saytng that lhe1o not more
ao1oYaoip In tho Torld thau link p.r!s And 10
apuld trust him With svorJlh!n8 he h4d" lie wAs A.
u introduced to her ot her huhb1na wAr1uast
fr,tnds aud ~ stich during her stay he interested
.lnsef lis behalf On the occasion OF th1 Walt to
chiea9o sho ouly saw Davis 1t the restaurant.
She lad visited ChicsRo sono two OF TIRES alrnes
sion says onco, when abe Waited lady freod Davts
had attended 10 some business of hos huahsnda for
htf and that sione the e3ton Of Lar coursct!on
With bar. Hhe nernr bad lived Wahash ssenuo. sht
asA. had WoJlaud sTet forbidden hor the eatsts
10 his house, or eYer spoken untlad1y 70 hes.
Ehe alWAys took Fsoms At sons hote! and bad naver
received 8eptiAme1 company SAYS In tho public par
lors Of he hote! 1he had boen frequently 1nportnnsd
by Mira. Wnyxnd to visit her sud 70 answer lottett
Eaots promptly. bhe had not been ID Chicago siuet
The latar part Of August. ...- -
This was elected In tho ccurss Of general Coz
vt-satton which mas participated IN hy those member
Of the family who were present aud In the oousss o
Mr. 6aesoury took occAsan to reT!sw tho hstotY o.
thA murder aud thernty endtAsor to show that that
would not lear out any story which would connect bel
With II.
Her friends, Who ty the-by highly Eespscted X
This community, express lbs GFeats4t coaadsuoo IN he
iute9rty, thsracert1a ths enu1o story a. N usttl
fAlsehpud from beglpatug 10 end, aud ezpress do
essulnatcn 10 tAkA to thoroughly sindlcst4
aes honor.
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THE GRAND JURY.

Tho Grand Jury ysaterdsy practically finished
it, iabo1s. A. was predicted several days ago,
true bill was found ssa.ust JsiIss Doyle for
allowing tho ascApe ot AiehAal Madden from
ths iail "a sund1y occasions. No Indictment
Was found sgalust sheriff Agnsw. it
appearing 10 tho jury that hs xnov
nothing personally Of MAddsn'a c.
cape. Tbs D!eunesLassett casa. fvr some
rssson, VA dsoppsd. noswtthstauding that ths
evIdeuce before tsken established berond doubt
that Ms. uoYle knew Of biz "eecspe" ~ we'll u
Of MAddeu's, aud further went to show that Mr.
Akuew, from tho frequency Of such occurrences,
and bis wsll known friendship tor HlonuerhAs-
estt% must hAve personally known OF The esms
fAck
From What could b. learned ths1e va Sssa,
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atowart Parlor atoven.
The old rsabIe ste1Ert uesttuR 8tove, a4o The Ar
gaud Bass.1urner, and large line Of other hestng
and cooking stoves. and the Empzeaa Range, can b
found u Dal.on's, Nos. 1o1 and 1874 Stats atrBet-
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Photographs for Christmas
Gentle has engaged ~ italian srtIat who m&kes :
speciality Of copying old photographs In czayon or
COLOR. 0enio's " Photographs d hivrr IT'LL
noit" ham proved great suceass. 6udIos No. 10o
Htato stfpek.
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Important to tho Preservation OF Teeth
John dosnell's Cherry Tooth Paste,
tho most etocacioua dentfrios known. Try II. For
asle By all druggists. Wholesale agents. Torrey
bradley, I'll and 173 Randolph street.
, 1875-12-04

Hat1et, Dayis Co.'S Grand. Square. and Uprtgh
Ind Hmiths American Organs, can b found only 4
". v. KirnbA,ls. corner ssAte and Adam streott
Chic&po.
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A Ono Of the Beat Evidences Of
Ch.cagos reoossryf1om tbs Great Ftrs. mAy b men-
tonsd tns rapid Aezeass n ths pAao osgAa, sndEaa-
a1al uuyc.l merchandise business Of tas Aoot sous
Auso Company, No. ~ atAts sttss which hsa nearly
IonhlAd.
, 1875-12-04

Lupdbo1s'S California WAtoF
for toilet md bath ashHuyfrsgrans and retzsshlns
, 1875-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Leopold l.. King Of sho Hrl9innst
conferred upeq pr. d. Jopsh tbs Kn.xhsbnd q ths 0s
der ot Leopold. u foookulton Of q. tG'enuae
Jonaas .tF 3a + s9,d Z ais s.p'Gexa ~.
Ianse. nssi.A Aa:st Ms1nla H. 4 4fsat
ths Untted htAtes. John r. Hsas5 on1zsn to'' "aS
, 1875-12-04

Ii III Editor u Tbs CAaaqo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Dec SIT ID tact, not 10 generally
known, thAt there arc hundreds Of our Chicago
newspapers each week, folded and directed else.
whers. that nsvar 10 farther than the poat-otics
hers. but arc burned for tho want OF sufficient
poatsge,-ths 1sw, slnea list February, ssquir-
Ing al tho postage prepaid. Ons cont ~ ounce
10 required. Tnz cu1cAoo TMsCsE. for In
ssance.-the dAly,-weishs 8 ounces, aud the
Sunday paper ounoea. have recently bson
told ey an tmportan. employs 1t our Poet-Olioa
thAt Monday morning Of each Meek they burn ut
least 8 Or bushels 1t papers for this ssry rsA-
son: Now, allowing ths cost Of escl paper, s
cents. beade The 2'chot stamp, It tu easily shown
that hundreds Of dollArs hAva been burued for
th!s ca9ss. nKhs hete SINCE last February. A
out : frequent coufAgest,on, I svppose We
mIgat be satisfied that Il 10 eonhued with,n tho
limits Of .he poat.Ot1c but it IL a burning
shame thAt such il the law, and that people aro
not Kept bet.er Informed 81 Il: !. 4 expected,
ne1t Congress il expected 70 do th,a evil Viii bo
scmsdisd. Pho Doso pusLco.
, 1875-12-04

Aotb,ng arrn for tho purposes for which
il l. deskaad, I'D Wcai It. price ware deabls
hAt now Ws sh. DO ~ r. ~ pssef 70 1nss
tae ahd p.o sottens IL gums dodaost' ins%.
bos"ls s1es re.t aud hs.lh TO ths ehIts saa comforts
TN fui,ihn
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
MUsIcAI. AND DRAMATIC MOVES.

Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams, long and deserved
fayorites appear Booths Theatre during the Christ
holiday week
Hans Won B1low plays tonight at Chickering Hall a
RaG concerto and many other pusical works, which
cannot fail TO excite interest
The latest musical nows from the Centennial may be
summed up in the following ng:-Musical directors
Messrs. r s. Gilmore and Theodore Thomas.
Carl Rosa seems TO have struck the right chord in
English opera the water His company Is said
to be tho best ever presented before an English au.
dience
Mr. John J. Carolan gave dramatic reading at Stein
way Hall last night He is excellent reader, and
evidently has made study OF the works he places be-
fore the public
Herr Waohtel appears tonight Raou in "De
Huguenottenn for the last time at the Academy Of
Music. Mile Pappenheim appears as Leonora in
"Fidelio at the Saturday matinee
A grand concert given at Liederkranz Hall on
Thanksgiving Eve, at which the following sooists ap-
peared:-Mr. Bersin, tenor; Mr., Back, volonceEst,
and Miss Hoffman,, soprano. The chorus and orches-
ira were excelIant
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
MOODY AND sANKEY.

EVIDENCES OF SUCCESS IN PHILADEIPHIA-THR
YOUNG MEMS MEETINGs-THE MORNING
SERVICES DRAWING LARGER CROWDS.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 25, 1875
There can doubt but that the revival meetings
are beginning to have effect
LAST NIGHTS MEETING.
The crowd that assembled at the usual half past
O'Clock services great that after 10000 had been
admitted and it necessary to close the doors at
least half many more later corners sought admission
as rutlessly as the foolish virgins the parable The
preacher than usually earnest his passionate
appeals were shouted at the top of voice filed with
emotion and the indications OF the sympathetic fervor
of his audience apparent One woman was carried
shrekg in Mysteries and altogether the meeting
was more successful in making impression upon the
attendants than any yet held here If outward indca
rIfR YOUNG MsS's MEETING
But the ono fact that would seem TO prove the good
result in what took place atterward. Before clos
Ing the meeting Mr. Moody asked the young men in the
audience 10 90 to the Arch street Methodist church
tDr. Hatneidsl at the corner of Broad street. a few
rods from the meeting place young mems prayer
meeting be held there. he said and he asked all
young who felt that they ready willing TO
unite for the cause OF Christ or who wanted to pray
be prayed for, TO attena similar meeting had been
held the night before and the chapel of the church had
been foil but had been amply sufficient for the congre
gation but last night the result OF the announcement
was surprising Mr. Moody with his rude elouuence
was not TO be there, Mr. Sankcy, with his sweet
voice. There was 10 be no preaching; there was no
eloquent speaker; prominent clergyman gifted
layman; feature of the meeting that could attract
peope-young men especaily-from curiosity Yet
the response TO tho invitation was so general
that by the time Mr.. John Wananaker ready
TO open the services a crowd OF young men had
assembled such would have filled the large chapel of
the church a dozen times The main body OF the
building was therefore thrown open and the church,
which is very large one, was completely filled by q
gathering of the better class OF young men, all Of
them probably members of Protestant churches and OF
the Young Mems Christian Association The services
consisted entirely OF voluntary prayers and requests Of
individuals for prayers for themselves in behalf Of
their relatives friends.
EXCLUDING PRESS
Some OF the persons Interested in the revival meet
ings seem determined TO make close corporation Of
them. The press again excluded from to-nights
services by the closing OF all the doors including the
private entrance supposed be ior the reporters
fnll half hour before the time pubcly announced.
The New York herald., 1875-11-26

he could not possibly force his two shoulders
upon the stage Just when Chrstos friends we're the
enthusiastic Regnier would eunnngly ovade the
issue and spring upon hts feet like tiger Regnler
all through appeared 70 act upon the de-
fensIve His whole idea seemed 70 be 70 avoid Chrsto
rather than attack him; the consequence was ihas
more than half the he struggling IN Chrisols
arms Ii was evident that Christol WAS 4
man OF better wind, p Tor whom great beads OF
persprton were standing upon Regnier's face lie
appeared almost as fresh when he first stepped upon
the stage Finally, when kegnier seemed 20 have
Christol advantage the latter by an extraordinary
effort suddenly reganed his feet and before his antag
onist was aware of Il, he held MIN in his
arms: a desperate struggle ensued and both
the same moment Rcgnier was breathing heavily and
had one shoulder upon the Door, hence Chrisol had
moment alter Regnier lay vanquished upon his back.
All during the contest the applause was tremendous.
The entertainments Will continue 70 morrow evening.
They are under the best management, and ID every
respect interesting and refined About 500 ladies we're
prescnt last evening.
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
OTHER FIRES YESTERDAY.

At quarter past one Il n yesterday fire was dis
covered the fourth aoor Of the Ave story brick build
ing at Nos 80 and 81 Elizabeth street, occupied
throughout BY 2. r vogel manufacturers OF parlor
furniture The Gre originated among quantity Of tow
filing and spread 20 the varnsh door above Damage
stock 81 600; insured Tor $4,000 compa-
MES The building, owned BY John ) Giles, dam
aged $1,000; insured Fire caused by spontaneous
combustion. The same building fire about two
months ago.
At I've minutes before eleven O'Clock last night an
alarm Of re given in Jersey City and the startling
rumor spread that st. Francis Hospital, on
Hamilton square, FIRE The hospital which
in charge of the Sisters Of 81. Francis Is toll
Of patients, numbering sixty, and accordingly,
though late the hour large and excited crowd quickly
gathered in front o. the building The engines were
promptly hand and 1t was discovered that the fire
originated Ia the lower floor and had gained such head
way that several of the beams we're burned away.
Only few feet from the place where the FIRE was
checked was the gas Pc ana had the danes reached
this explosion and It's terrible consequences would
have been inevitable, The nre Was caused by one Of
the w0rkmea hanging up his coat having a lighted
pipe in one pocket
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
WHOLESALE ROBBERY.

SYSTEMATIC srEALIEGs BY DRY GOODS CLERK.
A systematic series Or robberies amounting IN all
10 nearly $50 900, perpctrated d j well known dry
goods house by trusted empioye came 70 light
yesterday. The vctimized house is that of Cochran
Mclean, importers and Jobbers Of dry goods at Nos
162 4G4 and 400 Broadway, and the cuprt Is Charles
Heald young clerk OF respectable connections en-
ployed by the establishments For many months past
Il has been apparent the firm that their goods
beng taken away IA considerable quantities, but all
their Efforts catch the thief were unavaing Pri-
Vate watchmeu em poyc1 and several suspected
individuals placed Under surveillance, but sue
cess resulted
on Wednesday night one Of the private watchmen
had hie attention attracted 10 Head who was leaving
he store carrying under his coat what appeared 70 be
lhef the watcbman Immediately 10 the Four
Leenh precinct house and notified Captain Al
alre That official a. despatched officer Lake 70
arrest the Heald had nOt proceeded many blocks
when he was caught by the officer Head Indignantly
protested against his arrest bat finally accompanied
lhe policeman When questioned at the station house
be failed 70 account tor his possession Of the bundle,
which turned out. nation, TO be quantity of
valuable dry goods He accord ngy locked UP and
yesterday brought before Judge Bixby al the Tombs
Tor iurther investigation After being brought back
" the Fourteenth precinct cells be made full
tesfon OF having i0r the past year repeatedly almost
aaily, stolen goods from his employers, the total
Talue Of which he admitted would aggregate $50 0O0
He further informed the police Or tie place ID witch
be had what remained Of the stolen pranertV stored
II was At No. 500 Broadway, whore be had a large
soom, n which packed 4 number Of trunks and
boxes, containing lhe piiered property which consisted
pf silks, Eatns popns and other valuable goods and
Df these te police took possession. As 10 the dispos
lion or the balance OF the property he no dsclOs
ares he Hill be again srragned a. court today.
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. 25, 1875.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny HERALD YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsToNR TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Abyssnia (Br1 Murphy Liverpool Nov 13 via
QueenstoTn 18th with mdse and passengers 70 Franck
steamer Anchorla CBr) Munro Glasgow Nov 10 and Mo.
vile 4th with mdse 73 passengers Henderson Bros
% % 20 ss as wna % o sandy n' oo Ss
steamer Bothnia Brl, hence for Liverpool -
and to Sorray = EeTTs Co "a Had d. ssng 70 NE
winds 70 hateras hove 70 ~ hours noy e a - % lon
Brashear Forbes New Orleans Noy ~ with mdse
from Cape Pear lsth AN T., Is Ion q ss 50 passed
pter, passed steamer George Washington, fromNow Or
Sc amer knckerbocer Kembe New Orleans Nov Is and
the Bar 10Th with mdse and passengers to CLARK seaman IN
and Port Royal 2Is with mdse and passengers to Hermann
steamer Ellen Terry salycar, Eewbern, 20, days,
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdSe aud passengers 70 the Old Dominion
Bark Grasmere of s. Andrews NB). Roberts Shanghai
III days, with mdee 70 B Oiphant 90. Was off foko-
erdssed ho Equator n the Pacific july Is in lon 5e
passed Cape Horn and crossed the Equator In the At
Bark oiustee (of Boston, Hckerson Pinang July with
July H. ID 50 was 70 days from Agoa Bay Cape Of
oSd q Sp w @ S Tse an Ina s. s%P eP 6
crossed Equator In Atlantic Oct 20 in lon ~ 80 had the
from at 50 lon IS W, had heavy N and Nw gales.
Bark yirg9 Aas, gladnea Qneeestown - lays N BAL
i sfs so5 Issie 2tossn wfinsoa Janetc va s%p.
bhn ztoson Co Crossed the Equator Oct 8 in lon 81
had light winds and camH.
Brig Rowland Lawton ST Thomas 10 days, in ballast
70 Swan 4 son
dayH in ballast TO a i UuterbridQe.
cr Paul Seavey tof Bangor) French, snrinam 30 days.
with cedar. order; vessel Catua Barnes. Was ~
days west Of Bermuda, with strong and NV gales.
schr y q Marcy of Calais eaton, TaIDpico ~ days
with hidts &C. 20 1cbaud Bros vessel 20 john Boyntons
Sons Nov III during heavy gale from NNE. lost deck
load, consisting Of go tons of nstic and split sails
schr l. Mott of Newburyport), Brown, Mayaguez, PR,
~ days with oranges % Pearsa vessel 10 Wen
schr B W Robinson waples Savannah days, with ium.
bcr 10 Russell Go.
schr John Shay Tton Georgetown, So, IA days, with
naval stores te Bentley, Blderseeyc 10.
schr wayo Crest Gawlcy. Wilmington Nc, days with
naval 70 Murchson %; squire Bros.
schr Abbae Coembs Fisher Richmond, Va, for New Bed
ford.
Schr L Pharo. Anderson, Virginia.
Schr John Lcnthall, Marshall, Virginia
gchr Mary Tbhtth. tnbbins Virginia -
scnr II Read, Kimmng Georgetown DC for New Ia.
ven.
schr l. Reed, Davis, Georgetown Dc.
Schr a Il Gordon, Gordon, lhiladep phia for Boston
gchr WIN Wilder Boynton. Philadelphia for Boston
Hchr J w Aldrdge, AndrenH. Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Schr Adams, Torrey, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Rivcrdaie, Brown, Philadelphia for Gloucester.
schr Porter Wallace, Philadelphia for Pawtucket
schr GARRISON smith PHILADELPHIA ior ProvidGnc@
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
THE BROOKLYN REVIVAL.

Mr. Moody's work was continued yesterday evening
in the Hanson place Baptist church, Brooklyn A
prayer meeting organized at O'Clock but the
regular services began at eight Rev. George b. Need
ham, the Irish evangelist preached from the ninth
chapter Of the second book Of Samuel calling upon
sinners TO Christ and asking Gods blessing for
those present Prayer offered by the pastor, the
Rev, Dr. Fulton, In which he Uvldly described the
terrible or things that would be Brooklyn the
as trumpet should sound that night The usual drll
exercises Of Christians and sinners rising and sitting
down again gone through with while a couple OF
hymns being sung After the services were con-
cluded an anxious meeting held in the lecture
of the church. which very thinly attended
Bible readings VIII be given to-day at four O'Clock and
a sermon at half-past seven.
The New York herald., 1875-11-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPINwAIL Nov Arrived sehrs Eva Smith Saunders
Philadelphia 9Th William Wilson, Curtis Boston. saliio
" KAY Doughty, Philadelphia Joanna Doughty Donghtv-
do: 18th Martha Hail. BURGESS de-
Sailed Nov 4 schr Margaretha Rrener auna briu1
Bertha Jane. LeDall. Greytown 7th schrS Minnie Rcp1
plier Pensacola: 18th, Lorine, Sorners.
Calcutta 19In port ship Frank Thayer Starrctt.
c1IIAo. Oct oa--Arrived ships Reciprocity CB0 jones'
mot Nov III Lillian (Bn, Hall New York 18th, bark
MonnbeAm Field. Monteyideo 3lst shps John Potter,
Mcclure, Liverpool; Nov l, Fair Belle tBrl. Jones RIO
Janeo; bark Underwater tBr ConneH MontevIdeo; 2ds
ship Jeremiah Thompson Sisson. San francisco
Sailed 29h ships AbbostOrd Br, Curh lndependencias
3oth, Franeouia Otis, pabelon Hercules Snow do Art-
CuAMIios PERM Oct l6-In port ships 81 MARX Grin-
dle Geneveve Strickland, Gammans; Riverside Wood
ward and Geneva, Moloon dg; bars Ahce Cooper SbDa
King, and Dartmouth (Brl Raymond. do -
LoBos Oct lBIn port, ships Hersey Small; isi2~,
beth Cushing Colby Joseph CLARK Park ST Joseph, falesI
Lydia Skol6eld Forsah E Captain Lincoln, Topgallants
Richard Robinson, Smith Intrepid simmons j g Robert.
rl, seely g Carvl (Br Mcfee; Peter Young tBr)s
John Bryce Morse Occidental Dunphy; jamestown, Cali
VIM Reed, Bruce; 7 @ blanchard Mcintyre and Eldo1
rado Engsh ldg; oarks Alpheus Marshall (Br, Parker 4
and Peru Kenney, do
MANILA Nov 2o-In port bark Francis Fay osgood for
Boston.
NASSAU Nov 13-Arrved brig wenonah johnson Darion.
for philadelphia see Miscellany.
field; Loretta Fish, Carney; Saratoga Kendall; Aida
-; Invincibe, Strckand Ahnar Benyon Watts; TIT
mountain, Jones; Hudson r, Nicholas sontag McGll-
very: Wright Morrison; barks Priscilla, Fraser MI.
(B Campbell; North Star lSrl. Roberts; seam
nell tTsr5 Edmond, and II McLarren (Br, Ludow-aitd
ldg guano.
PANAMA Nov 13Arrived steamer fanama. Seabnry Sars
Francisco.
Sailed Nov TO- Constitution, Nolan San Fran
sr Jougs NF Nov 25-Arrived steamer Prussian nr)
Richie, Liverpool and sailed for Halifax.