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!nE Democratic Executive Committee
'' Wc'l Virginia now boasts, according
70 The titles given them in the Weston
y De''otrni three Confederate Colonels, viz:
colonel y Alexander Campbell, chairman,
colonel y W. T. Thompson and Colonel
paVldGoi'. How many Of the rest wctc
pt,'a'e' pt in tho Confederate army We are
not able TO say.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, December 2O.--A dispatch
from Santander to the Times announces
that General MoriOnez had arrived there
and goes Immediately 10 San Sebastian to
assume command Of the army in Gui.
pinZcOa.
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TnE Charleston Journal (Rer) has a
good word to say for Senator Dennis Of
Gteonbriet as prospective Democratic
Candidate for Governor. II says that.
II We are 10 have a Democratic in either
poAilion, which We trust will not be the
eaSe, give uS Captain Dennis In prefer
nee % any other man in their party.
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ITALY.

ROME, December 1S.-The Committee
on the American Centennial Exhibition
have received 600 applications for space
in the Italian department, A large part
OF the exhibitors will send works OF art.
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BRAZIL.


Rio JANnRo, December 19.-The EN-.
peror Of Brazil will embark on the 26th
OF March for New York, to begin his
tour Of North America and Europe.
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FRANCE.
Elected 10 the AnuembIx.

VERSAILLES, December 10, M, Wal.
ton, Minister Of Public Instruction, and
NJ, Dupeouleup, Bishop Of Orleans, were
elected Senator'S to-day to the Assembly.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
NEW YORK.
ENTHUSIAsTIC OVATION TO Ex.MAYoR
HALL.

ENTHUSIASTIC OVATION TO Ex.MAYoR
HALL.
New York, December ls.-Ex.Mayor
A. okey Hall appeared tonight in the
Park Theatre in the play OF 1.-THE
CruCible" and had a most enthusiastic
welcome to the stage. The theatre was
crowded in every part; and among those
present were the best representatives Of
the best society.
NO RESPITE FOR THOMSON.
A, dispatch from Savannah says that
Nick Thomson, the negro who killed
Capt. Jas. Hunter, at QUitman, in Octo.
Der, 1874, was hung at that place yester.
day, Governor Smith refused to respite
him.
THE TURKS TO DE EXPELLED.
A Ragusa dispatch says that con.
ference Of the United, Christian represent.
Rtiyes Of Bosnia was held at Jamaica yes
terday for the purpose OF discussing the
present aspect Of the conflict with the
Porte ind Of agreeing upon a plan for
united action. Eighty representatives
were present, and II was unanimously
resolved to continue the conflict until the
Turks were expelled from the Territory.
Gen. Panlavitch, delegate Of the National
Government Of Herzegovina, will visit
the Capital and ask power to accord
belligerent recognition 10 Herzegovinians,
NATIONAL TRoTTING ASSOCIATION.
The Board OF Appeals Of the National
Trotting Association held la final Ees.
sion to-day, They have rendered the
following decisions. MOsier 4 Chiches.
ter vs.. tile Galesburg Driving Park As.
ISOLATION; application for removal Of
penalty Of suspension on black stallion
Jesse p. LindeIl and b. I. Kate denied,
p. Campbell, Of Mount Carmel, Mich;
application for reinstatement denied;
Campbell was expelled for alleged fraud.
ulent conduct. II. s. Rhoads, Of 81. 10.
seph, Mo-, Va. Galesburg Driving Park
Association; application for removal Of
suspension on j. NJ. MetCalfe and b. m.
Iowa Mate; claim for return OF entry
money denied on the ground that the al
legged postponement OF the races by the
hbnOGlhhOH MuH maui III uCCOTuuuCe WIN
the rules, Battle Creek Horse Breeders
Association, Of Battle Creek, Mich, vs..
Lafayette Thayer and c. s. Frank, alias
DR.. Lewis; ordered that In conformity
with rule IA the horse be expelled, but
the owner being guilty Of no fraud, that
he be restored; the Board also decides In
this case that no money was won by the
horse under the alias, Lansing Park
Association, Of Lansing, Mich; cr parte
application for removal or suspension OF
Edward sperry, OF Battle Creek, Mich,
and br. IN. Brown May, granted. The
Board adjourned to meet at Cleveland on
the first Tuesday in May. All cases now
on the docket and those which come up
previous to April 10, 1876, will stand for
trial at that meeting.
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WARRINGTON, December l8.-The
friends Of Fitz John Porter say they have
reasons for believing the executive au.
thority will take no action on the request
Of General Porter for review ofhis case,
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PIrTSDURGlL


plTrsDURGIf, PA, December l5.-JOhr
A. Finney, who for The past year has beer
doing commission business in
this city, was arrested to-day or
reputation from Governor Allen
Of Ohio, for fraudulent practices Ii
soliciting consiynments Of llOIr, grain and
other produce from Tie Western States
and the remittances on which were In
definitely postponed from time to time
with The Intention Of defranding tllC
shippers. A member OF The Farmers
FIGURING Mills and merchants in lviScon
sin, Ohio, illinois and other WeSterr
States have been heavy losers, IL being
alleged that Fihney has in the past three
years aniassetl n fortune Of $4,000. Ill
was taken to-day by The Sheriff Of LOr.
rain county, who left with his prisoner
this afternoon, for Elytia.
KILLED ny THE CARS.
Mary Osle, a middle aged colored wO
man, committed suiCidc shortly before
noon to-day hy throwing herself undeI
the wheels Of The Chicago Express, a ieW
miles below the city. She was struck BY
the engine and thrown over a culver
wall about forty feet high, and instantly
killed. Az the train was backing up Il
pick up her body the rear car struck AT
old man who. was walking on the track
and tho train passed over him killing hin
instantly. His name iS unknown, but \
IL supposed from the bag Of tools iounC
with him that he was stone mason.
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Samuel D. Grail las been appointed
Clerk Of the U. s. Circuit Court and Aus.
tin Ballard Clerk Of the us District
Court. The appointments were made by
Hon. Bland Ballard, Judge Of the Dis.
trict Court, and conCrrrcd in by Judge
Emmons, Of The Circuit Court.
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Priet nSenty4ht Cenit
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
NtsErY.StNrn EDITION.


Containing complete ilst Of all the towns In the
United States, the Territories and tho Dominion Of
Canada, having population greater than 5000 ac-
cOrllng 10 tho last census together with the names
Of the newspapers having the largest local cirrula-
tlOn In each Of tho places named. Alsp catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended 10 ndyer.
tlsera as giving greatest vAue In proportion 10 prices
charged. AlS1, all newSpaperS In the United States
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, EdiCa-
tlonAl, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special clASs
Journals; very complete lists. Together with a
complete list Of over 800 German papers printed In
the United States, Also, an essay upon Advcrtls-
ing many tables of rates, showing the cOst oi I'D.
Vertiaing In various neWspAperS, ami everything
which beginner In advertising would like to know.
GEO. r. ROwELL 4 CO.,
MI II Park Row, New York.
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FIRE RECORD
A Church Burned over the Heads
Of the NOrShipperS.

NORWAY, Nc, December 1S.-Dnring
services today II fire broke out in the
CongregatlonSlist Church, which was en-
tireiy consumed. Loss $4,000.
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NO RESPITE F0R TnoMsoN,

A, dispatch from Savannah says that
Nick Thomson, the negro who killed
Capt. Jas, Hunter, at Quitman, IN 0cto.
Der, 1874, was hung at that place yester.
day. Governor Smith refused to respite
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KENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, December 1S.-Represen.
tatives from the baseball clubs Of II. Lou.
Ia, Chicago and Cincinnati have been in
consultation with the directors Of the
Louisville organization In regard TO the
best manner Of conducting the sport next
season. Theys were entertained 10 n
banquet by the Louisville club, and dur.
ing their stay discussed freely what will
be beat 10 protect The interests Of the
sport in all sections Of the country. They
finally adjourned TO meet with the Ma.
tional Convention March next.
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GTILT0N CHEESE.
IhavO Just received few cases Crown Brand q
this Justly famous Cheese. Il. J. SAYTH.
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
1900 Lbs extn Halled New York Buck1hOai
Flour, For alsby R. J. aMYTH.
HOLIDAY FARE
100 Boxes RAlllns,
800 Lbs, CtFOn,
1000 Lbs. CurTahts
" Crates Cultivated CEanbeTieS,
8 HhdS ruFkiAh Prunes tTeTy ehaapl,
2 Tons AtmOre'S celebrated Minee Meat
50 Boxes Goshen Cheese,
10 Bbls, New York Sliced Apples.
BblS sweet Cider.
All At tho lowest price, B. J. SMYTH,
dec Cor. Market and Fourteenth ats.
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LONDON, December l9.-RObert Henry
Hurst (LiberaD was elected yesterday a
member Of Parliament for HorSham, sus-
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GROCERIES,.

CLIFTON obese. =
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Messrs Post, Norcross and Smith,
the Commissioners appointed by the
SecretaTy-Of the Treasury to examine
the Post ONCE building at Chicago,
have made their report TO Secretary
Bristow. The Commissioners con-
denim the foundation and the stone
used in building, and recommend that
the building be torn down and that
the stone he abandoned. Secretary
Bristow will Immediately give orders
that all work be stopped, and that
steps be taken to preserve the estruc;ure
in Its present condition until the mat
ter can be submitted to Congress.
1t is probable that the miLers found
in the Black Hills will not lie dis
turbed at present, as the government
does not propose TO furnish free trans
portation back to Cheyenne for all
adventures found there.
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Berlin, June 24.-The case Of Count
Won Arnim was decided by the Kam-
mergericht to-day. He WAS convicted
OF nbstracting, with Intent, state
papers, OF the character Of public docu-
meuts, entrusted to him, aud sentenced
to nine months imprisonment, lnclud-
ing the one month already expired.
The Court declares there was no
ground for the charge OF embezzle-
ment, or any offensc against public
order.
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London, June 24.-Lady Frauklin
is hopelessly Ill. She bid farewell,
yesterday, TO the Commander OF the
Pandora, which went in search OF
relics of the franklin expedition and
other exploring voyages.
The Carlist Committee announce
a Carlist victory over the Alfonslsts
in CASTLE. Nine Alfonsist officers
were captured.
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BY TELEGRAPH

arrOHTrD rrrn1..lr ron fHr nonsrso LEADER.
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Washington, June 24.-The Presi-
dent, at the request of many promin-
ent politicians of Kansas, has recalled
his letter, of recent date, to the In
ternal Revenue Collector of Kansas
City, asking for his resignation:
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Paris. June 2I.-The specie in the
Bank of France has increase 8, 225 900
francs during the past week.
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San Francisco, June 24.-1 he Paci.
&c Mail steamer Granada, has arrived
from Panama.
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Losr.-A five dollar gold piece with
pin attached. The finder will be- suit
ably rewarded by returning same to
this office
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NEW YORK.

New York, Feb.-Arter the ad-
jOurnment of the Railroad conference
last evening, the general freight agents
Of Eastern Trunk Lines met for
preliminary consultation as to rates to
be adopted, and agreed to leave them
at the dollar basis adopted January
goth, for west bound freight. Western
freight agents will be requested to cs-
tablisn, without delay, their tariff for
east bound freight.
After the recess, Tilton's crOss-ex-
animation continued. He identified
the biography of Mrs. Woodruff,
which Evarts wanted put in evidence,
but the court ruled it out, and Evarts
took exception. He then cross-eX-
amiDed Tilton closely and at length
in reference to his Friendship for
Beecher, when it began, and when
and why he changed his estimate of
him. Tilton testified to his early
affection and admiration for Beecher,
beginning when he, witness, was a
boy of sixteen or seventeen, but gra
dually modifying and changing as he
grew older and had larger experience
and acquaintance with the world and
men, illustrating by saying, he ranked
Sumner and Greeley above Beecher in
every way. He testified to his close
intimacy with Beecher, and to invit
ing him to visit his house because his
society was pleasure, and he always
wanted to share all his pleasures with
Elizabeth. He did not remember
ever asking Beecher to visit his house
during his absence, though he might
have done so. He was questioned in
reference to his friendship for Moul-
ton, and replied that it always had
been very close there was no man in
his esteem who could be trusted as
Moulton, and he thought him the sue
cessor of Sir Philip Sidney in all that
is noble and honorable; the court ad-
journed.
In the course of his testimony,
TiltOn said that he embraced the cause
of the woman's suffrage war at the
solicitation of his wife and under the
conviction stirred by Beecher's ser
mons in favor of the course. Again,
he said, I enlarged my ideas on the
subject of divorce at the time Beecher
married Mrs. Mcfarland and Mr..
Richardson that was an act which at
the time l defended.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Feb. 4.-Information
reached this city yesterdy that the
brig Hattie jackson, on a trading
cruise among the South Pacific Islands,
went ashore on on the Island of SautO
prior to November 18th, and became a
total loss. The crew were all saved.
The fate of the missing schooner,
Emily X. Fnrnham, has at length
been asccrtained. The hull is reported
ashore, bottom up, between Coos Bay
and Crescent City. She evidently
was capsized by squall so suddenly
that all on board perished. There
were eleven persons aboard altogether,
passengers and crew.
An attempt was made on Tuesday
night to throw a train from the track
of the Los Angeles & San Bernardino
Railroad, by log placed on the track
and a switch wedged open with rocks.
Owing to the slow motion of the train
the attempt failed.
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nEroETED r1rREssLr roR rHE noR~rNo LEADER,
HIT REP O r It.
Death Of Senator Buching-
ham.
The Civil Rights Bill in the
House.
A Bitter Debate.
San Francisco Items.
The New Freight Tariff.
The New Freight Tariff.
WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The commit
tee of ways and means considered the
tariff bill to-day, and took number
of votes which developed the fact that
the proposition to tax tep and coffee will
not prevail as an independent PROPOSE
ton, but may, If some other articles,
now free, are included with them. A
minority OF the committee opposed
any new tariff bill, but there seems to
be no doubt that the bill will be re-
ported favorably by Monday.
In the Senate the committee on Mil
itary affairs reported back the House
bill to provide relief for the grasshop-
per sufferers. Morton moved that the
Senate proceed to the consideration of
the joint resolution to repeal the 22nd
joint rule of the two Houses of Con-
gres5. Carried, p to IS. Morton said
that the existence of the rule subjected
the country to great danger, and Of
fered the following as n substitute for
the motion to repeal. mo objection
to the reception and counting of any
electoral vote or votes of any State
shall be valid unless such obje ction is
sustained by the affirmative vote of
both Houses. Thurman moved that
the resolution be referred to the COM
mittee on privileges and elections that
it might be perfected. Adjourned.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Despatches from
every portion of the Northwest re-
port that the storm of yesterday and
last night was the most terrible one
for years. Railroad trains are every
where delayed and telegraphIc COM
munication more or less embarrassed.
The Illinois Episcopal Convention
to-day elected Dr. DeKoven Bishop of
this diocese on the third ballot. The
vote stood: Clergy, DeKoven 80, Leeds
p; Lay, DeKoven 81, Leeds %.
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The Senate committee on Territories
has reported in favor of the bill Great
ing the Territory of Pembina out of
the northern half of Dakota.
The American and English resi-
dents of Rome gave a banquet to Carl
baldi on the third inst.
Bismarck is suffering from nervous
affection. 1t is rumorcd that he in
tends to resign shortly after his Goth
birthday.
Samuel F. Hersey, of Bangor, Me-,
member Of the present Congress and
reelected to the next, is dead.
Chas. \. Dana, editor of the N. y.
Sun, is now being tried for libel in
Philadelphia w. H. Kemble, plain
tiff:
In the Bcccher case, yesterday,
Evarts cross-questioned Tilton; the
principal points being in reference to
his free love doctrines, rs shown in his
published Articles on love, marriage
and divorce, and others which were
put in evidence.
The last ballot for Senator in st.
Paul resulted: Ramsey 54, Lochren
81 Davis 81, scattering l5. Davis
vote being increased by the accession
of Democrats.
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fF- Our Authorized AdyCrtlslng Agents tor the
LEAnER are in New York. s. NJ. Pettengill b Co,
37,Psrk Row, Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row.
It. Louis, Rowe & Chesman, Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets, St Louis Advertising and
Publ shing agency; Chicago II. Chandler,
l24 South Clark Street; Philadelphia, W.
Aver & Son. 733 SansOn Street; and Coe, Weth-
enll d CO., Bulletin building.
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Rates Of Advertising.

Rates of AdvertIsIng.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments. 20 cents per line. Nonpariel. each in
sertiun; insertions, cents per line; 80
Insertions. cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, BREWER. each irser-
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per line.
WEEKLY LEADER. all transient advertise
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per line; one year, cents per line.
CHEYENNE, May lst, 1871
H. CLAICHE.
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CONNECTICUT.

Norwich, Feb. Sex Governor and
Senator VIM. A. Buckingham died at
his home in this city at midnight.
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Feb. 4.-No trains have
passed over the Chicago & North
western Railroad for two days.
The storm has aSated but the weather
IS very cold.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
War Department signal Service U. S.
AFmY.

Army.
Division of kilograms and reports for
the benefit of commerce and agricul-
ture. Meteorological Record,
Friday, Feb. 5, l875-5:44 a. m:
Observations taken at the same mo-
ment Of time at all stations.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. March Arrived, bark Horace Sender SM
Johns n9p5ns ship Mary k stone
renee, Howes, Boston; Martha stevens, Cnance New
Cleared Benz Meinasr eosles North Care;
nr HART North
ssied-Brss Alice, Rio Janero; Chowan, West In.
,7h-Arriyed, steamers GuiiIeImo tspapI Eenevaria
bark ri
R,sha5S G Ds%,:sn roT Tan mss
orr, Stanley; from London' sehr Ethan Alien Blake
oHxsLsSYoS. March arrived sSiD Calcutta Tan
saisaSsisamsr F;s lockwood. Bo'son bark Bel
I .same soSsh Carolina New
York. schr NY R1ye BssOwn dS rstaa dH Bal
timore: barks Mercur Brsmen HOmeward Bound and
FoETRsss MoSRoE, March Passed IN for Bait,
earfs e Ep xGse s o%s o J%ere HAPPY
Home sr Coseet from RSt,srdcm iona n S o s
Passed oui-st.amsf fhaniean (srJ, from Baltimore
naALvEsfoS, March l-saied 'chr cha' Jackson.
Saw ostExSS Maren !.Arriysa; steamer, Reading.
oSSsT 5o"%a Scs:sars DR.
SfE Sfs. ! sa5s pI. s
sfF4fff nsisfp SG aah 05e.s ssre
p.rs0S Sa
Cummings, Carjenasi sagua. Munday, saguai sehri
EmIly Uurrls, irbour, Natanzas; Adea Corson God
frey, Havana Mnnehsha; Myers RichmoaS w. ror,o e..
belle; Houston, Griffin saguA Addie iae. sheppard
DO schrs Eva Yates Yates, Matanzas Thomas stn1n
Hand, Little Uurecol. -, - ~
Also arrived, steamers LANCASTER Mis boston, Con
Npede. Miller. Providence Leopard. Albertsor, aot
sehrs Cora Eta, Pendeton, Little Curac9s; willard
oenss SDo Msn hsa:y w.hss III ot
nssI Sss Sss S.ys j;oss ss: sssn'a'
IA. Narsn ,orcs ;so5 Ro
snilo i-steamcr San salvador. NICHOLSON, New YORK.
schr Cnas Dow. Union Island. ~,,, c..
7th-Arrtyea steamer Cieooafa 6uiFlsys Ne E fo5s
Marian Gage, Turman, Philadelphia. .,,.,.,...-
Snied--3teauer Pioneer, WHkoey. <hihosipnia' snie
A Stopeman fsr) Corr TOR ordera
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 7, 1875.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD srEAM YAcurs AN
HERALD WLITHaroNE TELE0nAPH LINZ.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcurs AND
HERALD wHITr5roSs TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Battle OBJ, Kennedy. Liverpool Fob 70 viz
queenstown Nth, with ndse and ~! passengers 70 n
ors Feb IS lat 81 Vi Ion - passed an innan steam
er bound east
steamer Ashland, whi,ehurst Savannah Go how're,
with mdse and passengers to Lowden.
steamer ieorxla Lroweli, Charleston March T. with
mdse and passengers 70 W Quinrard Co Had heavy
portherly winds all the way.
steamer Richmond Kelley Baltimore, with mdse and
passengers to the old dominion BITE amship Co.
BARK cam Qof Yarmouth NSj, Cam, Liverpool
"a days IN ballast to BOYD Hincken Feb 70 lat ~ 81
Ion 81 ~ passed through large quantity OF Held ice
Bark Ira trateiii Qtal Slmonstti gloucester b, o5
days in ballast 10 slocoyich 4 Co.
BARK Dilnpier tAusu. ParcicI. Newport b days In
ballast to lunch, Edye Co.
Bark nedanst DuDrovacki AUST, Maiocvich, Lime.
rick days and the River snannon 70 days in ballast TO
socovich Co. 40
BARK Johannes Rod tNor Andersen, Marseiies Gu
days, In ballast TO Funch Edge Co. Passed Gibraltar
Jan "a; teb H. lat 49, lou ~ 80 exchanged signals with
Brit sn ship showing signal letters JVQM In H. from Cal
cutta Tor dundee, IS days out -
BARK Luisa utaD Colombo, Marseilles ~ DAYS win
mdse IN order.
BARK Emma Frances tof Windsor. Ns), Burns Monte.
video ~ days, with hides and wool 10 q Bertuuh;
Crossed the Equator Feb H. lon 3S 81; same dsy IS
miles north OF tue equator spoke brig tbr IRON
Cape 4 Koque Tor Liverpool.
ark OGDEN Fleece tof barbados), Armstrong, Irlhi
dad Port Spain u days with sugar and moass's 70
Brig Marianne / PORT, Santos. lilo orlando 10 days
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