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The New York ,HcrtAtl has come Il,
the conclusion ti,st the vaunted storm,
Of popular Indignation cover the
Louisiana matter is not ~ ,,,,cI, Of u
brseas after all, and has trimmed its
sails for political tack. At latest
accounts the Herald WAS arguing that
the Democrats were sndeavoriug to
gafnscontrol Of our Legislature by il
leg"s means when the troops fntet@'
fe'cd, and that this fact would deliye
them Of great deal Of the moral
support of the country. Just Ben
netts style; sensation first; facts
afterwnrd. a'-'' f.. f'tt. .'se'"
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tA~-. - SM1S~-7OQ1sk-----$-
We wondered why the State Reyiste,
had "let up" on the Louisiana Lot
Ltesys COMPANY until No -ssw. thateol-
umn advertisement Of the "splenaitl
single nmheys9'es's". which er,ce+'
it, third page, then orr wonder ceased.
Perhaps Gov. Kellogg and Mr: Lowell
could secure Ike Immunity from the
wratl, Of che .Reyistsr ~ they, woald
clip 4 contract for oficiM printing
ander the editors nose. - fhis is only
q supposltion on oar,part, however,,
and we shall not BE- surprised if It n
repellea by ye virtaous plumbago
diffoser Of the Reg;stcr,,.. ,f,...., ,,,.,,
/. tssk 7--7tr---@.<e.s>--t.-----, ,.,.,. .
Big lnvsntion.-Iloyd, the famous
map man. who made all the maps for Gen.
eral Grant and the Union army. certificates
Of which he pabIiabed, has just invented Il
way Of getting relief plate from steal 40 "a
to print Lloyd Map Vt American Continent
showing from ocean to ocesn-o,i one en-.
tire sheet Of bank note paper, .4ox5o niche.
large, on q lightning press, and colored,
sized and vanished for the wall so h to
stan dwa.hing. and mailing anywhere in
the world for 25 cents, or unvarnished for
10 cents. This map shows the whole United
States and Territories in group, from sur
veys to 1875, with 4 million places on it.
snch "a towns, cities,. villages, mountaina
lakes, rivers, streams, gold mines, railway
stations, &c. This map shorld be hi every
house. Send q cents To tho lloyd Msp Pub.
fishing Company, Philadelphia, and you will
get q copy by rettifn mail =. s'=''''
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Out Of the nine thousand nine hun.
drtd aid ninety nine ridiculdns MINES
applied to Louisiana by the com
mIscrating Democratic scribblers,
that Of "The ktrang'ed State j" from
the N. 4. Sun is not the least absurd.
T|icse enntional quill drivers con
found The bapditti With the State. !
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Ok To $40 per bay. AGENTS
speJ WA Mt + D., AL Classes Of work.
ing people of both sexes, yonnx and. old,
make more money 1T work FOR u, in their
own hcalities. during their spare s.no1nents.
o Or al TIE time, than It any thing else. w
Ser ese4T Sonr that nrt will
terms, etc., stnt FREQ Send "a your al lreys
1t once, Don't delay. Now !. the time. Do
not look for work Or3busiress elsewhere. IN
til you have learned what we offer. G.. Srry-
SON 4 Co, Portland, Ne. .zft..s3 zld6-ly a
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Notice,

Not1ce. ., 5.
To Persona Doing Businsss Within the
Limits Of the Corporation. a
YOU viii please call 1t my Office on Mis-
sissippi street, aud settle your License
Tor the year la5 which is now due, within
thirty daya from date. +. FOBB,
january End, 1875. Collector.
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The. following u. 81, Senators have
been elected since our. last report.
Paddock, Republican, from Nebraska ;
Ex-Gov. Theo. Randolph, Democrat,
from New Jermyj Burnside, 4Reppb-
lican. from Rhode Island; Andrew
johnson, Democrat, from, Tennessee.
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GOV: Kt'laee bas appointed Hon.
&c. Antoine IS harbqr'naster Of one
Of the districts Of New Orleans, and
the State Senate has confirmed. the
SELECTION. E..Al ~ -.,.. ! t...... !. :. !
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BOON Nis,etyssrcstA ,.editionJ J. emit aiming
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a.sl;@! ss..E j ~. a. t4ss;..4
NeEsdealer and Stati0er. .
!, '''' - Railroad 4dtenae, ~
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Dealer IN all kinds Of I3onkx, Ne~pavers
Periodies,is, Pietnees, Blank Boos, Pens,
Ink. IoJs, Fancy articles, Gsaen, aad
Fl0wrr .~esla. etc
Subscription. 10 any newspaper period
zeal T~~~ivsd at puxlishsr.' rates b. fhiny
in th.rrsaain@flins mot. an hand vii s. p,.,s
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EARMERSiREAD TII1s.!

|FA1FHtEehhss s'' <f. rIl1s ~ -:
Seed dealers and growers write to us.
IL. THU BEST YET.
brought to this State during The Worlds Fair
Ut Vienna. 1t don't injnrs your 1nnd The
production 10 enormous. The Cans grows
from eight tO twolve feet high, and from wo
to thru incl.es in diameter. A sample pack
age OF st'e,t that will produce from 40 to 60
g,sls,is Of syrup will be sent poatpaid nv
mail with directions for planting and special
terms t" agents, on receipt Of 50 cents. -. s,
will give agencies for from one to five
parishes. Be sure % Wffte @fbr terms to
". $. rirrDs, setd.man,
n Cleveland, Tom. :
REfEREScEs: Editor Cleveland Herald.
Editor Os~,cc Regisser. 4. e. Blunt, sP. NJ,
or any of the city or county ofhcefa. ,tr.a'
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Saturday, January 80, 1875:

Perhaps Montenegro derives its
DamesfrOm the fondness Of it's colored
inhabitants for the peculiar game Of
three card monte"
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VICKB FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1873

FOR 1875. go
Published Quarterly. january nupl,sr ir,st
issued and contains over 100 pages. so en-.
cravings, dcseriptsoAs Of morn tlisIi 500 Of
cur h:st Flowers and Vegetables, with al.
iectlsns fOr culture. CsIored Plate, eetc,
The most useful and elegant wosk ii Tic
kind h tho world. Only q cents for the
year. Pnbli~l,esl In English and German,
Address JAMES WICK. tocbsator, n. Y. 81
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HAvE YOU HEARD THE NEWS.
| vGeseral Rqioicjngg
|n4n9E1.sSr1(ekvAr'
A New Era Of Prosperity Dawning!
"ss' 'soItR.Sbw' Evident $40,
Tbst thu dark cloud Of commercial depres-
7 4 tAAtthat has hung over n. 40 long IN
~-.~4... y! sssakiag ihat sxeky kind n ..--..-.
BUslkk<,l.is RENIglEGsr
Prices ars sAai,,t se~k snd y ksi9ht. outlSol
sesms beamiag arpu ssfrss = ..,,ef
f. fl. -, tho near future. ,.,s. :. -.
u .sa .i....-..-.N III 3,..ti,nnir
IL :, s4.=t ~. vt 4ss5 3sst Isl itts.
- inc we'll known, popular establishment Of
f.. re- Marx. 'EsR AEIS' s.ns !
f., III al II 3Hsis = ! ...ll !. rsx ], a
A''sis'ipp; Street, corner Of Leonard,
go AT HE"# .s.Sfsts i,sti si4 ] ty.fis Z
3" DONALDS0NYsLLz, M, s......
y. isph = r "a 49, sss@ ii III -
The initiative has been takeni in shticipstipr
this promised cru Of genersl thrift.
" '''s Here nsy 10 fosnd tile ~ -
issh4Es t..sg. D.. scr
A4arGest and Best 4aook ~.
'', ns* qH OBJ .g@ ..te ht4 =.
r DRY GOODS. .4
TRIMMINGS, -. UNDERWEAR WI:
Men'A and Boys Clothing, .ps
PLANTATION STORES, :, .'s,.fIl Is =.
Is ssfAFIE 4 FANCY GROCERIES,
BOOTS 4 SHOES, a'~t { az ::
HATS & CAPS, @''si '.-f' 50 n
D. ~ HARDWARE, .'t y -
- - 3. sADDLERY. 81
= LII. - ...Hss.. /. HARNESS, Lar.
BUG9IEs, CARRIAGES 4. CARTS. ." =.
. OF Every Description, !
That han ever been oRar,d for asIe IN tho
Town Of Donaidsohvnle Or parish -. -
. Of Ascension. Al Israel. . y"
New Goods at New Prices!
-is,4'Astst'.
ars =, y the W.tehyqrd. ,.. q
Aud vasit - tho Emporium will de,.on-
ssrstt tina. tho -
New Scale Of Prices }'. q
/, -...-..+ is A GREAr-- ,.
si Reduction from the Old.
!. e@a 'sa.. e. IL. L'p
;, .H' So lrl----.--s.ir. fn'. e. 81 i
- #nn g@8,. uArE-saa.a 81 e $50
y D'scsll ssA Examine no, Stock. NO
rkoubk " Fro r sHow'toUps H.. ~ ,,n :.
Look for tn big sixniaf ,~ss,,r ten ~
" ~ ,'',sA MARX . lxRA ,.i *.,' y.
10 On tho Front street,
>, III .t5ss-.5, ia IT, saps,fitlsa .Ets ..tayl
s'l97l ,. DOAALDSQNVLLLA : ,.9sglyr
--->4.-4-
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r EoNARD DUFFEL, BIZ
A>...5y@ .i#lt s.E3:5..ta
,s-l Collector.

Respectfully offers hi. services to he bus;.
ness public and his fri-n,:s general IN The
Parish OF Ascnna:on md town Of Dnalds..u-
vile fer tie eolioc.iep Of aecoRuas- Any Inns.
mess entrusted 70 hiA care will rseiys the
promptost attention 1at - az janis
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e A sensible thing was done by tic
House of Representatives in seating
Messrs. Floyd Of st. Helcan and Reich
ard of the Seventh ward, New Orleans.
There is little doubt that both gen
tlemen were entitled to an election,
and their admission has served the
double purpose of according Justice to
two individuals and their constitu-
ents. and placing it beyond the power
Of any couple Of derelict or mischiev-
ious Representatives to break the
quorum Of the Housc by wilful alb
sencc. The fact that Speaker Hahn
left the chair to advocate, the ad1lis7
sion If Mr.. Riecl,ard is conclusive az
suraisce that that gentleman deserved
. seat. s--t-,. '.@tt F'--E sTs~
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Married.

LEvY-JACOBS-On Tuesday. January
26thy 1875. atxfhe leidcnre ofxths }.rides
partts. Newprlea, Mia Lei fora Jabals.
. 81 it, i city Mr.. '''' II of nse''-
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The commission of engineers desig-
mated by the President to examine
the Mississippi levees and tho mouth
of the river, recommend in their re-
port the immediate appropriation by
Congress Of o., OOO, 600 to repair exist
ingc,cvassesin Louisiana and $500, 600
each for Mississippi aud Arkansas.
President Grant il understood to favor
this measure and there seems Q rea-
souable hope that Congress will grant
the appropriation asked for. What a
God-send this womb be for Louisiana
and what rejoicing would it bring to
the heart OF many a planter who deems
it a political duty to execrate Presi-
dent Grant and the national Congress,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~- See cable ne WIS.


York put into halIfax Jan snort OF coal having en-.
supplied she viii proceed TO destination.
BARK REX Nor from Pensacola for Emden before re- re-
wrecEers from Nassau and arrived at Kew West Jan
BHIs NARY R9ssyfI from Boston for wmn %s
Sprung 1s' &C. sso carried away iorssopmsst
and has % G asG
arrived ~ Denerara NOV 81 and was In port Dec 81
BRIG ELsH tBr,, Chisholm, from Leshorn for Phladel
marble %ss found and s.Sy a
70 the s9sppng Of the cargo in another vesseL
take forward cargo TO destination.
BEIc SPANISH n.s Br a. asta1 18Th uit from Porto
large large quantity Of drt amber apparently the deekioad
some yes o prSoaSy nrown over 70 gh.en hea ua "
have been but a short tune in the water.
JE'ys.sos BssDEs Of Boston, pssrsS son sds S
bark Limerick Lass from LIVERPOOL at Newcastle Def,
sway fore nasthea d gone to the eyes
pail. gone h The caoan hss me nS ~
the Sind "' p''''0'' A'NH' " ''' '''
seHR CARL LorHRoP McAley, in going from St John
lost all her sails
scns LOUIS WALSH, Randall, from Jacksonville for
n distress while crossing Jackson VILE bar struck heay'
s sna os and e. any y
that may be necessary.
SCR Loa.,f o. from for Nsw YCIh put
tered heavy gales; Dec lat 80 5 Ion 66 TO- lost main
Monroe Jan I in distress having los, marnboom.
sails ana foresal; her decks were swept and sh
leaking badly.
scHn ANNIE LAM, employed the shore winter hsh.
nsd I'll. 81
on SO that her name cGnd moi be m
have stripped the wreck, but the wind
breezing fast they were obliged TO abandon her.
scHR CRUSADE, OF Orient Ii, II tons. has been sold to
New York parties
Wood Dialogue Co, at Kagn's Point j. for tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. for services IN New
hold the engine 26 by % cylinder, with surface con.
denser The ot6er Is an iron tug Of 81 feet II length Z
cylinder surface condenser
HALIFAX, Dec 29-Schr Leading Star of ST John, NB)
Nco, from bermuda tor this port In ballast has put
INTO Owls Head with loss OF sails.
BALTIMORE, Jan 4-Suryeys will be at made upon
the ship Grey Eagle aud brig Water Witch which were
derwrers agent states that neither leaking;
that the brig De repaired without dischargng ana
that the damage TO both can be repaired at
OF several thousand dollars
NORFOLK, Jan mo change has taken place in the
condition Of steamer San Marcus ashore south Cape
Henry. Winds during the nigh, were brisk from Sc TO
easy heading due west and even II Assistance
it would be yaluelcss in the present state the weather.
commune ton, except by signals. can be held
while the present sea is running.
ship Gh0%SGw built at Raynes
HOO tons measurement and Is owned by Chas Mendum
and others of Portsmouth The ship will be commanded
by Capt Chas Matthew'S Of Portsmouth. who IL part
owner.
7 tons register 0i0 tons carpenters measurement che
built by W Goodwin for Vim Lovitt of Var.
mouth COPPER fastened fully iron sneea and VII
by Capt Benz Scott.
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FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

PROBABILITY THAT IRWIN WILL ON wEDNEs-
HoUsE-THE MEANS FOR THE PUNISHMENT
OF CONTEMPT.
1t Is believed by some members Of the Commit
tee or Ways and Means that Irwin, when he Is
brought before the House on Wednesday, VIII
answer all the questions which may be put 10 him
on the ground that sufnciens has now been de-
veloped to make II expedient for him to explain
fully his own snare In the subsidy transaction. To
question put to him this evening he
replied, 1.-The developments in New YORK
seem to indicate that the committee VIII
trace nearly all OF the subsidy fund, whether
shall finally conclude to answer or not' II So
the only practical enect Of committing him for con-
tempt would seem 10 be the suppression OF the
mass OF very interesting testimony which it is un
derstood he is quite ready to o1er when permit
ted" II he should refuse to answer when brought
10 the bar OF the House he Will be committed TO
the common jail Of the District, and the Speaker
Will report bis case to the District Attorney
OF the District, who must, under the statute,
bring il before the Grand Jury as a msdemeanor
The statute says, "When q witness shall ail to
testify, as above and the facts shall be reported
to the House, 1t shall be the duty OF the Speaker
certify tue fact, under the seal OF the House, to
the District Attorney for the District OF Columbia
The law has never before been enforced, but 1t
viii be this time in all probability, and IN that
case the power Of Congress to compel witness
to answer and to cause his punishment In case OF
refusal win be tested in court 1t will depend
upon the House to say to what extent Irwin shall
be held to answer, but It Is probable tnat the law
win be fully enforced.
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full cargo At 500; ST Fnans Br, TOR DO tsng:gsd fun
.sy Br sicssy for do va Ns1s, %inons Bray Tor
Boston @bou' ons.has cargo engaged and Others re-
cIEsrurco. Dec sl-Arriyed brtgs Sarah wsIlscs grl
fsSIs J rssaosoiR lsrs
AssIs NsS !S e @ tSs'ss sew York
E1. sI New brs ss -SAsa parks A'r's'"
brig sne5-SSa s s.
Sssys Sisy Merida Zimmerman, Mexico 90 sail
a Cuba SeyHSap New o Ssv
DREAMS: scRr Harold caidena us0'0 fADu'A ''S ~
hart Jan tArrvsd steamer s. Laurent m As
sailed Atm, bark Stag Br, Asuritusi brig Edith Br
Dee brig Sonp,s:s Burn osnusso'
Porto Rico May ORA British West indies; soih saxon
wssns ssS BRIG asroni ssr Stephenson
MELBOURNE Jan l-Arrived bark Ellsworth. Was. Cal
XAYAeyrA Dec s4-sailed, schr Sherwood. Dosne.
Della Ys;es Yates. Phiisdepkis a"A0 0A'D'''"
sailed 3d. schrs Grace DAVIS Davis north of Hatseras;
P!ScAIass Island, Nov lin port schr orioa OBJ.
SINGAPORE, Nov ls-In port ship, Bantam GBr aeyne.
for Boston ds pewa Gans.dhS ts TuT1er so
York bark Ringdove tBr Bruce tor New York via 70
from Baltimore via Kingston. Ja). for the coast
SYDNEY. CB, Dec ls-Cieared, orig Beaver tBr Cook.
st Thomas
ST JOHN Nh, Jan l-Ciearcd. brig B stronach tBrh
Penarth Roads
TRIEsrE Dec Pin port Rafaele GtaD savarese.
for New York.
.TimrL Nov 2s-1n port bark Mariana sBr,. Nissen.
from Francisco.
TalsiDAD, Dec s5~Arrixed, bark Endeayon Mountfort
Boston; schr David IL Tolck Sawyer. st Thomas tand
VALPARAISO, Dec I-Arrived steamer Rush TS). Hen
rioueA New York via Rio Janeiro tor San francisco
VICTORIA vi. Dec 25-Arriveo ship Lookout Wggins
San Francisco
Sailed 25th, ship Arkwright Hayden. San Francisco
Gertrude Br), Mcdonald. Hong Kong.
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MAYOR WICKHAM'S FIRST
BLOW.
CORPORATION COUNSEL E DELAFIELD SMITH
REMOVED FROM OFFICE

CORPORATION COUNSEL E. pEIAFIELD SMITH
REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
Mayor wickham yesterday removed Mr.. E. Della
field Smith from the position OF Counsel to the
Corporation. His grounds for this action
based on the TACT that the
Court OF Appeals, having decided that frauds
upon the city Treasury, or funds raised by taxa
tion, can only be prosecuted IN the name OF the
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty OF the city OF
New York, special legislation has since been pro-
cured giving the Corporation Counsel complete
and exclusive control over ell such litigation. ap-
parently at MS solicitation. Mr.. Smith has since
exercised . dominant prerogative in all such
suits, engaging, at his own pleasure, such legal
assistance as he saw at. The Mayor
also anudea In his letter to Mr.. Smith,
to the practice followed by the latter In submit
fact that James W. Hustled, late Speaker OF the
Assembly. was referee in thirteen OF these
decided against the city, all OF which
makes 1t clear TO the Mayor that there was COL
luslon as the same man, nving IN country town
nfty miles of, could not, IN so many instances
have been picked out by lot or accident from the
great multitude OF eligible persons.
Additional light is thrown upon this topic by the
Mr.; smiths standing referees IN the year 1874.
abuses Of power on the part OF the Counsel
are ced ~ the Mayor grounds an o5
The letter goes over the whole ground OF CON-
plant and the Mayor arralens the Counsel to the
Corporation In several distlnct charges and speci-
fcatlons The most noticeable Is the fact
that from 1858 to 1871 one Henry Starkweather
received the sum OF Sl30,60S 81 Tor services as
Collector OF Assessments, which money was 81.
vided with other persons. notably A. Barber and
Stark weather, though requested TO do so by his
superors IN once. me Mayor claims also tnat
Mr.. Smith obtained his appointment by the nnu-
ence OF Tweed under probable pledges to let them
alone. The charges are 10 be answered tomorrow
At noon though Mr.. Smith IN MS reply, asks for
another week TO prepare his answer, while he
claims that Mayor Wlcknam has been mlsled and
misnfOrmed.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan 3-Arrivcd ships Lincoln Musans,
Guanape mot previously; France Cbere Fr) Danne,
San Francisco.
BRIsroL, Jan 3-Arrived. brig Westaway Br), Muir
Gibson. Prince Edward Island
BARcKLoSA-Arrived, schr Matte A Franklin, Grimm
New Orleans
GEroA-saed, bark Giuseppe Lana,a dtaD, Guaguno,
New Orleans
HULL Jan s-Arrived, bark syrinda Br). Freely. St
John, NIB.
HAvRE, Jan 3-Arrived. bark Lalla Rookh (Br) Daken
New York.
Also arrived 81, bark Clements OBJ, Corning.
Charleston.
LIVERPOOL. Jan s-Arrived ships Carrie Reed. Crowel
San Francisco; Cefens (Br Jones' New Orieans banks
vooruit Dutch, Evans Savannah with loss OF an
chorS jonathan Chase. Clifford, Galveston Sonnabend
Ger), Pust Wilmington, NC mot arrived Dec ID; Iona
(Br) Horn, Baltimore; 4th, ship Expounder, Crocker,
New Orleans
Also arrived Sd, steamers Chrysolite (Br), Abrams
New Orleans via Norfolk; Jose Sp) Albizuri New
leans; ships Algoma tBr, Curry do; Kenilworth (B,
Bennett Pensacola; Kalos (Br), Bartlett Mobile; Annie
Goudey (Br. Bent Savannah; Niagara Br), McFarlane
New YORK; banks Montreal CD Davidson, Savannah;
Northern Chief (Br). Miller do; Mary Read, Geyer
do; Harry Buschman (Br, Congdon New York; Louise
Gehn (Ger) stuwe. do; brig Mira Nor ster, Whining.
ton. NC: 4th. bark Jennie Prince, Prince, Savannah.
sailed Sd ship British America tBr, Lockhart United
States; barks Mustang CNor) Brkeand, do; Prodromo
(Nor), JACOBSON, Baltimore Magnus Lagaboter Nor
sorensen, Philadelphia; Ranger tBr), Scott, United
States
LONDON, Jan 3-Arrivcd, ship Golden Fleece Br). Cum
New York.
Sailed Sd, barks Ersatningcn CNor) Jydersen United
States; ocean Express (3r, Crowell Rio Grande.
Lizard, Jan q II ANON steamer Greece (Br)
Thomas, from New YORK for London.
LEcHoRS-sailed, BARK Rosna dtaD, Gambardella
New York.
LIsBoS-Arrived, bark Carl Angel Nsor), Olsen, New
York; brig Kosack, smith, do efore reported arrived
Dec 49,
oPoRro-Arrived. bark Margarita Poro, Silva. Phila
delphia.
QUEENSTOWN Jan <-Arrived, barks Marie Aste QtaD
dwarf, New York; Juventa Nor) Knudsen, 90; andre
kles Ger) Reuter- San Francisco via La Paz Agostna
Felugo ItaD Chiesa, New York; Jedanesti Dubrovack
(Ausl, Mahovich, do
Tyxx1. Jan ARRIVED. bark wasa (sus. Holmbers
Baltimore.
rnrEsrx-Arrived, schr W Herrck, Baker. PhiladeI.
phia.
Arrived at q Channel port Jan 4, brig Rufus Nor),
Christensen, wilmington, NC.
sailed from - Jan g. Abraham, for United States
LONDON Jan BARK Uricl tGerl siebolds, from sa.
vannah Tor Re val Il anded OF Wmereux, Bou-