davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
~-Tiiden's majority in Connecticut is
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, James M. Sims and Lou
isa Sims his wife. of The county of
Audrain and State of Missouri, did
execute and deliver to the undersigp-
ed as trustee, their certain deed of
trust, dated 18th Oct, A. d. 1874, re-
corded in the recorders "ffice of Au
drain countv, Missouri, in book "k'
Oh page 100, conveying the following
described premises, situated in the
county of Audrain, State Of Missouri,
tO-Wit: The northeast quarter of Sec
ton number sixteen (l6,) 100 acres.
Also the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section fifteen
U5,) 40 acres; also west half of the
southwest quarter of section ten (1O,)
80 acres; also northeast qnarter OF
southwest quarter of section ten I0,)
40 acres; also west half of the south
east quarter of the south west
quarter of section ten U0,) 20
acres. Also east half of the southeast t
quarter of section nine (o,) 80 acre
Also south cast quar.e er of the
north west quarter OI Section nine
(9,) 40 acres. Also north west part
of the north east quarter Of the south
west quarter of section nine Co., 24
acres. All III township iiity-onc (51,
range nine o. west containing i'll all
484 acres, to secure the payment of Il
certain promisSOry note IN said decd
Of trust described.
Whereas, said deed Of trust pro
vides that i'll case of default in pay
mcnt OF said note and the in
terest thereon, as therein specified
then on the applications of the legal
holder of said prOmissory note, after
having complied with the pro-
visions Of said decd and the
durcctiOns therein LIaue, the under
signed may lawfully sell the premises
and'all the rights ana equity of rede-
mption Of the said james NJ. SIMS and
Louisa Sims his wife, their heirs,
assigns &c, h rein al public vendue;
ana
Whereas saiu trust deed further
provides that i'll case of default in
pay ment of principal or interest as
therein specified then the whole shall
and may become due at once and pay
able, and
Wncreas, there is interest now past
due and payable en- said note anu re-
mains wholly unpaid. and the legal
ii'l'tI AliNiC'i, mas bN lSteSoi VI IIAS
default in the payment thereof, de-
clared the whole of said indebted
ness and interest thereon to time of
sale due and PAYABLE Immediately;
and
Whereas, the holder of said promis-
sory note has requested that said
premises be sold, and the proceeds of
salu sale applied as provided in said
deed Of trust
Now, therefore by virtue Of the
power ANA authority III me vested,
and i'll compliance with the provis-
ions of said deed OF trust, | shall
proceed to sell the above described
premises ut the east door of the court
mouse in this county OF .tu,lrain and
State OF Missouri, at public vendue
10 the highest bidder tor cash III hand
on
Wednesday the 27th day of Decem-
bcr y. ID. 1876 between the hours OF
uine O'Clock in the forenoon and five
,'CiOck in the ait nrlloDn OF that day,
20 satisfy the SAID Indebtedness, to-
4ether with costs and expenses OF
tNccnting this trust, and will execute
and deliver to the par hdSer Il deed
"a conveyance in fee VI the premises
sold as prevailed IN ~aId. d.dced Of trust
JOHN =. TUrTLE, Trustee.
G1I1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
Between The People And The Mana
gers.

When the Wisest of modern Mas
sasnusetts statesman said that this
Presidential contest was between the
people and the managers he was
wiser than be kuew. No doubt he ex-
pected, ,as ali other good citizens ex-
Dccted, that when the great conflict
nad been once decided, the i-s>ue
would be accepted in good faith by
tEc defeated party, whichever it
might De. We doubt if any law
abiding citizen vas in the Least pre-
pared tor the spectacle that now
presents itself of par y beatun pol :
using the long arms of the Fedora
Govern ment to turn the electoral
votes Of States which undoubtedly
voted for Tlldcn, against Tllden, aud
marching troops into States where
| there is no possible pretsxt for tbeir
presence, in order that fraud NAV
90 safely conSummateo.
And yet this is just what we See
Governor Tllden has conceded t..
him by the Republicans lS4 eIecto.
raj votes, with both parties claiming 9
South Carolina, Florida and Louis.
lana. The vote of auy one of these
will more than elect Gov. Tilden
md the managers at once, on dis
covering the situation, being theil
desperate game II capture all OF
these States, two Of which at least,
have undoubtedly gone Democratic
Troops are sent by midnight or,
der of President Grant into Florida
where runners have beer sent cut
all over the State to alter returns
and cancel the ma jorlty which Gov
TiIden has undoubtedly received.
In Louisiana the 'same Returning
Board that perpetrated the fraud OF
counting in Governor Kellogg is get
ting ready to count in the RepubIi-
can electoral ticket. Probably no
candid man of either party doubts
for moment that these two States
have gone Democratic, and verdict
against Samuel j. 1ilden in the one
by torce, in the other by fraud, will
be 'swept away by the overwhelm ng
indignation of solid North and a
solid South.
We warn Republican managers
that they arc going too far. The
American people have decided to
take the Government out of the
hands of the present Office holders,
and they do not propose TO have
those Office holders retain it by
means OF armed usurpation. The
issue is now simply whether the
ballots oc he people are to be bon
estly counted or not, and in that the
people are all on one side. We ap
prehend no disturbance or violence,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Taken up by Thomas S. Fearsnn
on the 1st November, 1876, one ba1
mare, with white spot In forehead.
about 2 years old past No other
marks or brands perceivable; and an
praised at $40, by Hiram Blivin and
5. &. Hale, and posted before the nm
dersigned, justice. on the 4th, Nov
1876: A. ". TAPSCOTT, j p.
n3O-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Lat lhutsuny evening al Reform
ir Ga laway cnuntv, Thomas J.
IaGdoX, Nuo WAS lunulng a steam
Mnl, ace dcntaIl ell across cir
euiar saw ~ mot, on, which severed
Inn ~ tw;lr. The saw cut through
tie liver and sex red one arm. The
Body pre-t., ted - horrible sight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

NOI.I ,hvI LeIore III the his
aery o. .D.R cuLnt1y endea7oled to
b Id On 10 he Government when the
ne pie hau gwen II nouce TO quit.
A God and morality party ought
b. have nicer notio"s Of the owner.
3t.lp OF lr' u 'N.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The Republicans party of this State
Aodld moi be surprised that they
H re left so far b1hind-so many OF
heln were i'll Jail and the pcniten-
tiary and could not vote. Now it
Macy had a returning board in this
1tate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

"a .rtsf lni A.>rgne - SaIe.-ihs
taanl. - Co. NJ. G. Singleton, situat.
" near this cIty, anlng about
81 ,rl"s, s"ld th Monday last at
S-gn,e u d Sher,ti'S sale, for ST.
y k'cinri Gentry, of Mexico,
Tia lLrch"Nel.--Fulton Tele-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
FOR SALE OR TRALE.

A No. residence in Mexico, Mo, eight
rooms and nearly four acres of ground
highly ornanented with shrubbery and
fruit trees. good barn and other ont
buildings, everything in good repair
viii sell or exchange for good improved
farm. Call and get particulars
30 3m &. ". BAKER, Agent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

sKeheI Iaim,-That Louisiana,
FInr,da ana Snuh Carolina have
aa.e or ';l'deu aud Reform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Ibe rext G>'urai As>embly o!
the Srat~ o. VI ss"uri will consist OF
A4 Democrats and 80 republicans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The Pres''le" ha- appointed Isaac
r. She i."'6, %. NJ ,ss"uri, United
ktarer G.. s,ij nI Harlow, China.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Out o. I. ,u,". ,u,c of 159 ,O49, in
Ke,s York city, Tilden received 3d.
AS major.t.. Tiidcn's majority i'll
tac StaiC IssCn.C 400.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Grant may cry ''pcacc, peace" but
what he wants is Louisiana, Florida
md south Carolina.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The ii, inrm' candidate tor col
kc,nr g. Boone county received
hp,al vote ~ 7f.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Che Independents i'll Pike county,
elected the sheriff, collector and as
Afa-st}I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

In the lvtn congressional district
Pollard's majority over Debolt Is
AB4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

In the &th congressional district
Hon. Il. j. FranA!In's majority is 8,
E2--a gain I, f 500 over his first elec-
kilu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

C;urtei nnG ii .>'y are preparing to
sacc, d new curn Ur,b. Bong your
tbII
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Ard al I,'ae', rom Dan to Beer
air. Id, kse~ liza Samuel was 30 be
aIrptrt Il :ht Irrd. /. Samuel,
IL 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

rtltcn's majority Iii New Jersey is
n,798.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by J. P. Smith, living
in Prairie township, in Audrain
county. Missouri. on the first dav of
November, A; d: 1876, and posted be-
tore the undersigned justice Of the
peace, two 2-year old steers, described
as follows: l white, with red ears.
the other red and white, and botb,
branded with letter "T'' ON left hin
and crop off each left ear. Appraised
at $50, by Lillis III. Smith and j. M
Robbins, this 4tn day of November
1876. A true copy from my stray
JOSEPH LUPTON.
Justice of the Peace for Salt River
Township. 29-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The Railroad company haze put
up sign OF warming at Their cross
ing on Jefferson street. Something
of the !<ln'' has long been needed
but this one will be very much il,
the way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Which are ,.te .;rca!ust, ballots, bay
onets or .boards?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

All the congresslnen elected Ill
Kcntackl ar - noe ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

In ~ maJori,! i'll pennsylvania is
aa!t 13,709.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

r dcn's majority in Maryland is
1s,77O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

Last night yust a. the crowd bao
he4un gathering at tue theatre til
Cry OF fire WAS gwen and the va,
the boys did scatter was a caution
Mayor Fowler can run faster than
"Chouchon" can eat The fire wa
extlngu!shed ere the engine cuulo
reach the scene. The fire was
MIR. Pa-queths dwelling house, ut
damage to amount to anything.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

The L Philbarmoulc meets tp-mor-
row (Frday) night at the Rrngo
House. We trust all will be pres
ent and we will pass u social inter
esting evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

RIVER BRIDGL.-IDe rail- oaC
bridge over The MIssIsslpDl rive,
that was washed on, has been re-
pared. anu trains are crossing agaIt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

=, lot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-11-23

NJ
-----------
Lf.xsse ~ yheIyiyy .af, ..-r
pJsIIsgsD EvaaY rauasDAY
- ------,,- :,
-...
A., IL. announcement c;,.cted i'm
AAoAi'"'N - '
Which aro,.te ,;Tca!usi, ballots, bay
eRets or 'boards!"
'Aehs lh"Jofi's III MAI i"ii>' Il
kAsa!o'
In ~ majority III Pennsylvania i:
--rs>---
1tticn,s majority Iii NC" Jersey II
E,798.
u.,.,., ta.,..i coon wouldn'
eve M "-"".' D." tf'te"' zoe:
=, ,.,.,, ,r;li :,
or III.
'r..u
tI,-----, ,'-';~riI,. viii he some
.o11- +, ,,t,,,,. - nj ur. l,ai,l,, roach
--.~.
lie Dt''i 'I' 80 " - '''' -. ~,
"]"'"o /" ''-O -
-------.r. en-
pe,,.. ,ioritv ,vor DeEolt is
--------,-- -
Grant may cry "pCace, peace, out
~,d -Soufb carolina.
,.- -ss---
Car'e' an" A '>'S "'0 P' f"' '"S "
sei' ''" ~" ''''' o
" --.-. --o.---------.-
g Che Independents i'll Pike county,
elected the sherIil, collector ana as
Inc 'E'f"Fm caho'i"'o WI WI
6c'"f ~, Boone c"unty rscelVeu
Nal vote '' ~.
The mex, Gl.:ural Assembly OF
ocl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-08
VOL. xI.-NO 35.

March 3, '64
do do do do appointed Com
in.Chief ofthe U. S. A., Mar. ~, i64
do do inaugurated President,
March 4, 90
Granville, Fort, on the Juniata, Pa, burned
by the Indians. July 30, 1866
Great Meadows, Pa, Battle Of, May rs, I754
Greeley, Horace, founder Of The New York
Tribune, died.....................Noy 20, 1872
Greene, Gen. superseded Gates, Oct 80, 1880
Greene's retreat from North Carolina TO
Virglny...................... 3-14, 1881
Greene, Gen. Nathanial, died..June 10, 1886
Greenbriar, Va, Battle of.......0ct. 8, 1861
Grierson's Cavalry Raid, from Tennessee to
Louisiana. na..................... ......April, May '68
Grlswold, Fort, Con-, taken by the British,
Sep. 6, 1881
Grovetown, near Bull Run, Va, Battle Of
Aug 20, 1862
Grundy, Felix, U. S. Senator from Tennes-
see, Dec. 10, 1910
Guiltord Court House, N. G., Battle Of
March Is, 1881
Guyandotte' Va. burned by Unionist,
Nov. 10, 1861
Gwinnet, Button, Of Ca, signer Of the
Dec. Of Ind. died. May 27, 1777
Habeas Corpus, The Writ Of, suspended
during the Rebellion, by order Of Con
gress.. March 3, 1868
Hale, Nathan, execnted as q spy...........l77G
Halleck, Major Gen., succeeded Fremont,
Nov. IL, 1861
Halleck, Gen. II. W., made COMMANDMENT.
Chief of the United States Army,
July IL 1862
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St. Lawrence in the name of France, 1896
Carroll, Charles of Carrollton, Nd, the last
of the signers Of the Declaration Of Inde.
pendence, died. Nov. Il, 1882
Carthage, Mo-, Battle at........July, o, 1861
Carrickford, W. Va, Battle of.Jnly IL, 1861
Canniiex Landing, Gauley River, W. Va,
Battle at. t.......-..................Se 10, 1861
Casimir, Fort on the Delaware, captured by
Risingh.
Cass, Lewis Gen. speech in the U. S. Senate
on the N w. boundary line, originated the
Democratic saying "54i0 or fght,n
Dec H. lSl5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-30
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho Br. Bsddoe. Liverpool via ouesusown-
Williams Gulon
steamer Keper tBr) johnson, Antwero-Busk Jevona
Steamer City Of San Antonio Pennington Galveston via
Key Vest II Mallory 4 Co.
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. savannah--w
Garrison.
steamer Philadelphia. Davis. Pniadelphis-Ja. Hand
steamer Francon.a. Bragg, Portiand--J .Ames
BARR Andrs . 10 Vco uta, kallo. Newport, E-John .
Seaser
Bark Uamvar sBr. Mckenzie. Morgan PHI Brosd Pill
Bark Kasio 'Xor, rslIei.en. Cork Falmouth for
dcrs-Furch. Edge Co.
Liwell Co.
Brig yittoria dtsD de MARITIME. Lsbon-Lauro Storey
Brig Assuncion spl Lasres corunns for orders-F La
tasa.
Brig George Berry, York. Bahia via Richmond-Miller
4 loughton.
Brig Ellen Stewart Miller. St Jagc-Leaycraft Co
Schr David II Tolck. Lee, Bremen-John Zittosen.
Schr Anne CARL. Tyler Greytown. Nic-strout Bros
schr Mary Harmon Nahlm Lsguayra and Porto Ca
bello- Daett. Roulton Co.
Schr Mary Whitman Austin, Port al Prince-H Becker
a Go.
schr John Sanford. BRAY. Havsns-J Y Ward Co.
Staples
Co
chr Gertrude (Br) Eslly Harbor IsandJeseph Eneas.
Schr Ne~port (Br). Miller Windsor. SS-C w Bertanx
schr Frank Queen, Calhoun, Jscksonvlle-E Hurlbut
Go.
schr e Simmons, Young Jacksonville Hsw-
kins
schr Frank Walter. saxton. Richmond, vs-siaght
Petty.
schr Clara Jane. Pike. Bcston-Jcd Frye Co.
Sioop Mary Dallas. Drake. Derby-Rscksu Bro
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py-NOTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE
COAsTINyi AND FOREIGN TRADE Captains officers Of
coastng foreign trade observing the
displacement removal Of requested 10
nuncae the HERALD that IL may DO brought
publicly the attention OF the authorities letter
addressed tie editor of the HERALD, New York city,
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
the OF their removal will suffice In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific Of
She American Continent When thcy observed the
OF European countries in the Mediterranean Is
requested that Information be either by telegraph
letter 10 the London Office York HERALD. 40
Fleet London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
ropera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett &c Fleet street, London.
"Bcnnett 81 Avenue de ropcra Paris" Where Of
displacement observed in the Of beyond
the telegraph Asia Africa may
Communicate with upon reaching the FIRST convenient
port This information will be csbed of charge the
HERIIp and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srsAnxR JoHS STEVENS broke her shan at noon yester
transferred her cattle the steamboat Golden She Is
TRANSIT tBr from Pensacola for Bristol completed
She 80 commence rc.loading on the 9th.
BARK PRESIDENT whaier OF New Bedford, months out
with 60 bbls oil board, put into bombay May 10
ieaking. She would wait advice from owners
BARK NAroSAL EAGLE from Boston for Rio Jsnero. be-
Of damage about 5000
BARK KING OSCAR SECOND tNor' from skien for Qnebec
of Green Island. Crew arrived .: Quebec.
for Malaga and valencia SSh amSs While being
e 10 o sss S % 1
her without sufficient water 70 snche, an she struck SW
BsIc wIsocrsS 3D. DIX. from Troon has bsen wrecked
cryolite At Ivgsut for Philadelphia.
saS ya.ss1 T a rngw.h from A.. a, as sneo
her bow and forefoot much damaged
BRIG ASsrE (Br Wallace, which sailed from Portland,
her former being Incompetent handle the
Bermuda in distress had completed repairs May IS and
would resume her voyage Id few days
put Sswpos. Ri May 20 leaking badly viii haul
ont there for rcpaira
q Ss 81 with a.
lem. The Coast wreckng Company ~ work raising
scHn PrSrA. Dix from Ph.delphIa Antigua sprung
aeak May 10 which increased As to compel the crew
put into Bermuda oath for repairs.
The wreck of the Pacific Mail America burned
Yokohama habor -four has been raised and owcd
ashore She will be broken
Bass HARsoR. Me- May ls-sclr Ligure from Kennebunk
Calais coming the schr Tangent
carrying away davt and doing other slight damage.
VINEYARD HAVEN. May 29-Steamer VIM Crane. from
Baltimore ashore Meadow Shoal
May - and came on May 20. nninured. after lighter
leg small q and with the assistance of
Samuel Dexter.
SUPERINTENDENT East Boston tho .shipbuding trade
be said TO be nearly Al Nickesons yard Mr.
Charles Sampson and Captain Gorham lately launched
ship OF 400 tons but they csnpot sell her, Smith
Townsend building ship for Mr. Henry Hastings of
Boston. ship of some $50 tons 23i feet In length II
feet breadth Of beam and 25 feet depth Of hold intended
for the general frsrh,ing business She commenced
about the LIST of March and will he launched about the
LIST Of September The builders have ship of $50
hand, which they SELL Campbell Brooks
hand bark of $40 SPARED aiting
buyer before further work Is put out her Al srie:
Point. Mr. Cove has bark of 700 Of
construction and Mr. Robert Crobie Of Bay View has just
launched board vessel This comrrses all the
building In tho Island Ward. and shpbuildng Is
likely be done until the vessels already hama di
posed Of The recent advance in freighs however,
cause reaction before winter sets in again.
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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA May ~ Sailed, schrs Earl P Mason.
Providence; Jucas Norwich: Eliwood Burton, Allyns
Point; Abbie corson Amelia Ireland, and Harriet Tho
iron Ueorgeto~nl. -
BOSTON May as--Arrived. schrs James saitethwslte
Wolfe, John Rose Jasem; T. = Cabada. SWAIN IL A
Hooper. Hand, and II Whitaker CARL. PHILADELPHIA
sailed 27h. bsrks stocker aud Stella; brig andrea
Mixnano.
2sHh-AnHvcd. bark Jeane. Gary Turks Island: schrs
Decorra. Thompson. Cienfu-gos: u Lewis Hopper Port
Royal; Nellie Growth. Chase. weeLswken John Rose
Tatem. Philadeph Bessie Norris Allen. Is Cabada
Swain. do; y II Moore. Doane. Delaware City.
Also arrived. Ceptipedc Miller Philade lphfa:
Norman, Nckerson do; bark ID n Mills Penny. Hayre;
schrs Nm Rice. Presley. Harbor Island (Bahamas);
WHITAKER. Garlic, rhilsdeph.; Ab6s Dunn. Martin. do
J q Babcock Bsbcock, do: Agnes II Bacon. Haley. do;
Emily Naylor Fisher 90; Clara simpson rsIpey do
Limerick; Annie W Weston, Winsor Bristol, brig Mary
Aerscn. Burgess, Richmond. 20 load for Rio Grande.
BALTIMORE. May 2s-Arrived brig concord. Boyle.
New YORK. schrs Maggie Rivers, Rivers Bath; W II
Knight Knight, New Haven Van Brunt, Tooker, Few
York
brig Clara Adams. AcF adden Havana. scArs Wxtchfu
Gill; Richmond. Ne; baker, Cook New York; Walter.
Thomas Eieuthera Eleanor Conwell. sullivan, d. Liz
barker. Barker. Green Turtle Bay; West Dennis,
Crowen. Boston.
vlssrsd-s,eamers VIM Lawrence. iicwes. Boston; VIM
Woodwsrd Young. New York; Darks Prinds Oscar tNu,
jensen Rotterdam Thor Nor. lnrvndsen Cork vicsoria
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GLOUCESTER, May 2e-Anved barks Prncess Alice tBr)
Tempel. Savannah: Eoas tFr). Agnesse. New York
GLASGOW. May %. s A x-Arrived. steamer State Of
Indiana (fsr). sadlsr. New York
GRxxsocK. May 2o-Anivsd. bark Fadernssandet csw),
Davidson. Darien.
GIBRALTAR Sailed bries Tyeho Brshe DAM Krsrup
from falermol New York; d Chapman knight. cadiz
having repaired; Mary Williams (Bp. Hanna from
Cctte) New York.
HELvoEr May 27-Arrivsd. bark Anna tNor. Hansen.
Baltimore bark Anna Aus). vduch. from New York;
Sailed 2sth. bark Alert OSer). Johansen. New York
HAvRR May 26-Arrived ships Cultvator, Creemsn. San
Francisco: Mary Durkee tBr). Williamson, New Orleans;
wesded Br Lesvitt. do; Expounder Croker do barks
soIonds CNer. Petersen. New York; Jeanne Postsl Dr.
Bourge New Orleans; Gauthod (sv). Landergrcn. do;
Home fBr,. Morgan. Philadelphia
Hone KONG, May 26-Arrved. ship Titan. Berry, Cardiff
LIVERPOOL. May 2s-Arrvsd. ships Majestic Gibbons
New oriesns Bertha Pote do Bsscnwood (Br) Parnell
Portland o. Golden Fleece ~ Cook. San Francisco; bark
Agantyrs tNor,. Olsen. Pensacola.
Arrived 2sth ships Romania Orr. Mcintyre Pensacola
City Of Richmond fBr). starkey. New Orleans
Sailed 2s.h ship City Of Perth (Br Warden San Fran
CISCO
LONDON May 2s-Arrived. bark Yars Yarrs 0oD
Bugge Pensacola
Also arrived 2srh. steamer Redewater (Brl Richards
New York ship Bury st Edmunds DAM Rodskjer Pensa
COLA; banks Carl Gustaf tRuo silfast Bull River sc
Nancy Bryson r) Duncan Charleston; brig Prcspcrite
(Nor). Olsen. Baltimore
Sailed 27h steamer Elysia (Br). Campbell New York.
LARxK. May 81 M-ssiled. steamer State OF Virginia
(Br). Noodle from Glasgow. New York.
LONDONDERRY. May 2s-Arrivcd. bark Min nehshs tBr).
xcGonicie. Baltimore.
Sailed 2sh. bark Keppa or. Turges.n. United States
LEGRoRS, May 25-Saied brig II II Wright Meyers New
York.
LIsBoS-Sailed. Berenda, for Philadelphia
MovLLx May 2e-Arrived steamer Ssrdinan (Br,, Dut-
ton Montreal. for Liverpool tand proceededJ
PLYMOUTH. May 29-Arrvcd. brig Adoph Michels (GcD
Neman New York.
Arrived of the Lizard 2eth noon. Holland Br),
Simpson. New York, for London.
QUEENSTOWN, May 2s-Arrived banks Hakon Jarl Nor,
Massfeld New York; 2sth Elena Cordano dtaD SchaHno
Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM, Nay 2sArrived barks vittor Pisani uap.
scsrpa New ork: Frisk tNor,, Muthe, Philadelphia
Cleared 9th, bark Left Erickson or) Mathiesen Uni
ted States.
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Boston
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United States.
ZASzBAR-Arrived. Mslbok. from -.
Sailed, bark Taria Topaz, Beadie Boston.
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. May 20. PM-wind n. light; enc.
HoLYHKAD. May 20, PA-Wnd SW, moderate; barometer,
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