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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

\ Norwich man who went to the
Blqck Iliil- year ago has written home
that he has been caplurod by the Indians,
and probably viii be unable to return for
ffcoen ortwcnty years. Ui- wife believes
it, and is trying to get the government to
organize an expedition to save him from
torture and doath. Womau's confidence
in man seems at times too beautiful to be
exposed to the ludacriticism Of the world.
-NolUich BWietlB.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

SOMEBODY says it would be curious to
follow pound Of silk from its spiuuing
until it became ladys dress. No doubt.
But most men would prefer to follow it
after it became a dress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

THE audience usually have the best of
II temperance lecturer. They can go out
individually, every now and then, to get
Il drink, while he has to wait tiE the
show ended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

Az American man, after dining at Il
London restaurant, paid bis bill and was
about leaving when the waiter suggested
.hat the amount did not include the wait
er. "Ah p said the man, but ! didn't
eat the waiter! -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

SrEAkING OF patchwork, II woman in
Santa Rosa has "A quilt 10 -73 2Gl pieces.
She proad, tt out in the yard to air, and
"a puppy dogplayed it was a bear. The
puppy has been unwel since, and the
woman spends a good deal Of her time in
the yard waiting for him to come out
from under the house. There will be
some more OF this item when he comes
out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14
g. II Il g III.

4 complete substitute for Castor Oil, with
ont It's unpleasant taste OF recoi in the throat.
The result OF twenty years practice by DR..
sam'l Pitcher, OF Massachusetts.
Pitchers Caetoria is particularly recon-
mcndcd for children. 1t destroys worms, as
>imilates the food, and allows natural sleep.
Very cGicacious in Group and for children
lcething. For Colds Fcverishness Disord
els OF the Bowels, and Stomach Complaints,
nothing is so effective. 1t is as pleasant to
tane as honey, costs bat 80 cents, and can be
had ofany Druggist.
This is one OF many testimonials:
| " "ConNwALL, LEBANON Co. Pa March II,
1874.
" "Dear Sir,--I havc used your CAsToRTA in
my praciira 70 some lime. ! take great plcas-
urr in accommodating II to the profession us u
! SAT-. rc.iahfo Hri rer, .uhla medicine. 1t is
pmljc.,ur ada.t.d 10 children whore the
r.sD4.rut ..a OF Castor renders it 80 diff
! tr..i, jr ad.nii .te. i. A. ENDNHS, NJ. i. ."
N.f.,a- Nao t> t.slorja will ind that they
can 81 -..llsa,~ and that lh.ir babies will be
| nra.tus.
&. b. i,o,a 4 60. New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

For THE LoApERs.-A terrible warn
ing comes from Austiu. a man who had
not performed any manuel labor for
twelve years was loolishy persuaded to
60 to work, and the first day he icil from
Il scaGoldipg and was fatally injured
Moral never labor; It's dangerous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14
THE EYES TIE Eyes
DIR. II. II. PARDEE.
OctllIAat a1ad Agsl-iSt.
a E'rmR a pRornAcrxD BLIND

a E'T2ai a PlEOrRAt"CED BLIND
/ z ness Of more than tiVe years, DIR. Pardee
has made himsal. thoroughly and scientihcal-
ly ael adintcd with all Diseases Of the Eye,
a. ID IS NOW rrac,lriHg with a success not sur
passed in the United states.
All operations performed, such as Strabis-
mas, or cross-cyc, Cataract by linear cXtrac-
ton, Depression or A bsorption, ptorygium, or
lleshY membrane growing over the eye, hednc-
Uon 0i rtaphylUna, or bulging out of the eye,
Artificial Pupil, istula, LachrSnalis, or clos,
ing Of he tcHr passage, and all dclOrnities OF
The lids. etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least
pain, and possessing all tho movements and
brill!aucy Of the real eye. A large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. he Doctors Eye Bath for the treat,
mcnt ana care Of all nervous diseases is usea
all over this coast
! hankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases Tor operation, he hopes that his UNI
versas success will warrant continuation Cl
their confidence. Ills celebrity as an operator
is co-eXten.ive with his success as patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment ana
operations, lruu n eW \ Orl and Boston, almost
months. Many patients can be seen at the
Doctors oilco daily, in different stages ol re-
coycry.
OrtIcE-G2i clay street. (Over the Clay
Street Savings Banks, San Francisco
TAX 3 NOTICE" II Lfar Is mot ."
be beiisred though He speaks me truth
Reports are in circulation through the oppeI
country chat / have retired from business, thal
! haze gone to the Atlantic States, that aHi
in Europe, Ne, Nc. To those Interested VIA
say that tho report has been COTTON in clrcuIa-
ton for ths furthcrance Of other parties, VINO
are trying 20 obtain, illegitimately, an ego
practice. The rel ort has been started by an
llinerant mountebank, and without the leaSt
truth, rs | Hm at my office daily, and attendlhs
to about sixty daily patients.
Il. Is. E'ARDEE, OcuIist,
62l Clay Street,
my2j-ly. SAN FRANCloOU'
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ANDREW JACKSON was accused Of bad
spelling, but John Randolph defended him
declaring that "a man must be Il fool who
could not spell wotds more ways than
anna -
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A YOUNG lady remarked Of an infant,
"How sweet? but how bald for one SO
young !"
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GAN eel is not so slippery MS you are,
but it can live on water longer" as the
fisherman said to the politician.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-14

Plato or Epictetus never said a shrcw-
der thing than Zach. Chandler when he
advised young politician, "Noyer hunt
for ducks with brass band"
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
MANGEL'S WORST SELL.

Augustus Mangei, tall, hard-hsted German cabinet
MAKER hailing from New Jersey. was In deep grief
Yesterday who narrating a story Of unrcqutcd lovo
10 Justice Duffy, Ut the Tombs Police Court Tho
objection OF his woes ovcrpowering and he trc-
quently stopped TO wipe hts eyes
sShc said shc loted mo-" no explained. "snc got
my money twcii hoondrcd toars, und she jiid me. +"
.Why did she jiit your asked tne Court sympalhiz.
ngly.
sshc say she vas Won heiress and she marry me-
gif her all dot money she vant, but only TO lend IT.
only to lend IT, he repeated, ANXIOUS TO impress that
fact on the mind OF the magistrate.
1T Is no such thing Your Honor" said the defend
ant, brighteycd and handsome brunette, tasciully
dressed IN black silk, sealskin sacquo and Jaunty
introduced 10 tour years ago. Tho lady who INTRO
him sad thaI he was the biggest TOOL snc ever
saw, and think that she told thc"---
.'Husn, Pauline ~ interrupted tho magistrate. "Go
easy. How about the money!"
SWELL he paid me attentions and during this time
he made various presents oil money and yaluAbles.
After while his company became distastoul 10 mo
and told him 50. /"
tBul dot twcli hoondrcd tollars urged Mr.. Mangc,
afraid that the principal point might be lost sight OIL
"Ycs, your 200 You sued me In civil court and
you got no satisfaction Then you had me arrested
and brought before Judge Murray; now you bring mo
20 tho fombs -
"Gctting q little monotonous, oh 7" suggested the
judge
ayes. II 1850 mean TO pay him his money whom
l can" snd Pauline. smartiy.
~ think will adjourn tho hearing until noxt Satur.
day. said the Justice. "rhat will do.u
"But dot iwei hoondred-"
Mr. MangeI's sentence was broken short By the on
cor vIing him 10 step down.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

Bark Angela Di Amers uta ssagno. Cork or Falmouth
for orders--SIocovich Co. i,
BARK Agostna dtsD. ssgalsrbc. Qassnssown. Falmouth
Plymouth for orders-Slocovtch Go. =
Tobias a Co.
Bark Gsrmania Porp. Psea. oporto-f Iagsrmsyer 4
Brunn.
Csthsrins osws, Renmshson Gibraltar for orders
Louis Tefens
Bark kssuhid CSor) Jacobsen. Trisstc-Funch. Edye
Co.
Bark Prometheus oGcr). Brsdhsrn<. Alexandra, E-J
Precht.
Bark Melville BRYANT. Buckley Monsevidso for orders
Norton. Jr, 4 Sons.
Bark Masonic Liessgans. Hsvsna-J Ward 4 Co.
Bark Quelo tSorj. Dedckam. Newark. Funch, Edye
4 Co.
Rrig Temi tAuN. Tomasich. Hull. E-slocovich 4 Co
Brig kosalie starta sltal) cappelio Naples-bennam
Boyesen.
hris Flora Goodae. Goodae. Montsvidoo for orders
Abiei Abbott. .
Brig Csmwood (Br,. suttls. Cbsrottetown. PEI-Per.
kins 4 Job. :.
-.schr Harry White. Hopkins. Pointa-Pitre. ousd-H
yatabic A Son.
schr " KuIshtcn. Hegeman. Grenada and Ruasan-
James W Elweii 4 Co.
schr Helen q King. Ayward. Jeremic-H Becker Co
Schr Harriet Gardner. Bowman, Now Smyrna Fia-Fer-
Guson Wood. :,
schr Nellie crowsli, Hewitt. Jscksonville II
SQUIRE.
schr Mott Haven. Collins. Calais. Me-Jed Frye Co.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.

Al meeting OF tho recently formed. young and
vigorous American Art Association held last evening"
Walter Shirlaw. tho President IN tho chair, there
were present tho following members: :-Mcssrs Samuel
Coman Thomas Moran, r. Swain Clifford, Louis c.
Tiffany, Frederic Dielman, Wyatt Eaton and Francis
Lathrop Ii was announced that the kurtz Gallery
had been secured for the month OF March,
1878 and Tor week In April, for tho
nrst exhibition DO held under the auspices OF
association. on motion oil Mr.. Coman, seconded by
Mr. Clifford, William Sartan was unanimously elected
q member Of the body. IL was also moved Sec
opded and carried that each member sign paper,
winch was drawn up by tho secretary, stating thai
they a members OF the association, each agree 10
subscribe one or pictures Of total valuo OF
least guarantee OF the repaynent to the sub
scrbers tho iund OF the association This was duly
done by those present The meeting adjourned TO
December g.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
THE COGNIAT COLLECTION.
FIRST DAYS SALE OF THE WELL KNOWN COL
LECTION OF ARMS ARMon AND OTHER CURL

FIRST DAYS SALE OF THE WELL KNOWN COL
LECTION OF ARMS, ARMoR AND OTHER CURL
osIrIEs.
The sale OF this large collection Of ancient and
armor weapons Of savage warfare from a quarters Of
tho globe curioscs Of various kinds which wero
on exhibition for years loan collection In the
metropolitan Museum OF Art, begun yesterday
afternoon by the Aessrs Lcavitt at their Rooms
There was full attendance, including . number Of
ladca number OF bows and arrows, hatchcts, pad
dies, pipes, ponards. lances, costumes javolins
and other articles from the islands VI the
PaciAc, the East Indies, the Gold Coast and
our Western Plains disposed Of at prices rang
ing from 81 % $40 The bidding picked op sllahsiy
rsashed. A seventeenth century spanish sword
brought $25 and Dutch one OF the eighteenth $50.
For Scotch cinymore, samo century, $27 Was paid,
while r.pier of the sixteenth went ior SIS 4 10.
ledo blade (l554) sold Tor $32 So ana Two odgod
SOL lot OF spurs Of the sixteenth century
brought prices ranging from 90 cents 70 81 6o.
MT cSGw or n% %ss lonS sword aS
sixteenth century ran up 10 SAL hilanese gold
embossed armet, sixteenth century. brought $50 So
q sixteenth century long sword, with richly carved
handle, for 500 and paid like sum Tor Anc French
rap,cr Of tho time or Henry H. seventeenth Gen.
| tury Spanish long sword brought $40. Mr. Caldwell
paid $27 so for long German sword, and fifteenth
century pouiard brought but 50 Toledo blade.
sixteenth century, cost its purchaser $37 So and
English basket hilted rapier with handle,
| century, $40.
A hunting horn, 1872, went for $l6; q sixteenth
| century cuirass, $ll, and powder flask from the
battlc OF Pavia, SO rs Mr, Penfoid PAID $55 for
Turkish sword, solid silver scabbard much
men.ed. A wneelock gun, seventeenth century, went
Tor $25 anu couple OF French daggers, fourteenth
century, but $s so and 81 So For German sixteenth
century naloord SIG was paid by Mr.. Caldwell
SWISS OF the age with hall original polo, $21
The prices were in The average OF VII tho lots quito
| fair but many anc pieces went low Some 20I lots
were sod and the salo will be Continued to-day and
lomoIroM.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
LIEUTENANT COLONEL THOMAS h. HALsEY,
UNITED STATES ARMY.

Lieutenant Colonel Halsey prominent paymaster
on tho retired list Of the army, died at his residence
No. 4s9 WiIoughby avenue. Brooklyn yesterday morn
ing The deceased born In New Jersey aud entered
the service in June, 1861, major and nddI tional
paymaster United states voIuntecrA and served as
such in the Army Of tho Potamac, In South Carolina,
Western Virginia and IN various departments OF the
South through the rebellion A. the close OF tho war;
In January, 1851, no was appointed IRON Vermont, in
tho regular army, as paymaster, with the rank OF
major and subsequently Drevcttcd lieuteUant colonel
for alhful and eritorious service. During tho past
fcw years Colonel Hasey had been 90 duty IN
Quest. placed upon tho retired lis. 10 is7e His
funeral will be attended by number Of his old COM
and other officers OF tho army and BY delcga-
ton from the Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF
the United States. oi which he member, at four
O'Clock this afternoon, at hts iato residence
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwTRr, Nov i9-Arnved ssea Colombo (Br, Tate
New York; bark Olive Mount IBID. Smith. Phiisdephiss
brig Hansa o3er). 0erds. Charleston
Sailed l7th bark. vissoris cansssro trtap, vesrmo
Ba,timore Truro Br). Burrs United States; lesh ship
storkors Nor. Taakson. Philadelphia; bark Arcturus
fsr, Bent Now YORK. also the Reno. for Philadelphia
BRisroi Nov is-Arrived, bark Nellie (Br, oove. New
YORK
BxnwIcx, Nov l7-sailed. bark Niobs Nor. Olson,
United States.
BELFAST. Nov lS-Arrived, ship Annie Bngny lBr !,
Bond. Baltimore.
BwrmrS, Nov Is-Arrived. steamer Hanover Ger
Erdm ann Now Orleans a. Hsmburg 10TH ship John
o Baker, Psnnci, New York.
BonpxAux Nov i9-Arrived, ship Macauiay, Bennett
Baltimore.
sailed from Pauiliao 18th, ship Gettysburg CAN. New
Orleans.
cxrrx Nov I4-Arrved. bark Norton stover sherman.
Ncw York.
DUBLIN Nov l7-saiicd, bark Nordsjerncn Nor,, an.
sen. Pensacola
sailed from Kinsssown 10th. bark Don Jusso Bennett.
Baltimore.
Donpr. Nov i7-ssiied. bark Jennie Barker, Waite.
Portisnd.
Duxx,Rx Nov is-Arrvcd bark Adslis, Carlton. Pack.
ard Baltimore before reported arrived i2th).
Sailed 6thBarks Viking tB), Rycrson. Cnted States
Hattie Mcfarland Mcfarland. New York; schr Mary
Peters. York, United States
FALMOUTH. Nov l9-Arrived. barks Queen OF shc Fleet
B willing Baltimore for Bremen; superbo Aus, Bic
lich Now York Grimsby see below.
PLEHrwoop Nov 175ailcd, ship Armstrong (Br) Bryan,
Now Orleans.
FArA Nov e-Arived, schr Sea Lion tBr, Patrick, Bos-
ton, with decks sweDt
GLOUCESTER Nov i0-saied barks Columbus Ger),
Ihcdcr United states; Arlington (Br). Now York.
GLASGOW. Nov Is--Arived, bark hy!ton Castle (Br),
Scott, Now York; 10th. steamer California CBr. Camp
bell, do.
GgxoA-Arrivcd. "Eugcne. from Savannah"
HgLyorr Nov ls-saed. barks Andrea (Grcck. Cocchi-
mas Now York; John johnson tBr). Wade. do
HAmnuRo Nov 10 Arrived steamer Efhcont tBr) Cum
mngs, New York.
IIAynE Nov l7--sailed, bark II Duvai (Br) Trcfry,
Delaware Breakwate 18th, ship City Of Boston, Crosby
New York.
LrvgRrooL. Nov 17-Arrivcd, steamers Athenian tBr,
Thomson Savannah: Chiian (B Brcmncr. New Orleans;
10TH Lotto tB Bain Caivcston ship Isle OF Butte tbr,
carve Portland o. bark Belle OF Oregon. Merryman, Jar
vis Island.
Sailed 10th. barks Arctic (Nor). Danncvis Baltimore;
sorriddorcn tNor). Pederscn, Richmond.
LONDON. Nov i8 Cleared, ship County OF Piesou tBD'
ksnro. Tsbss.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10, 1877
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE herald srRAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTKsroyE rELRGRAPH LINE
Steamer Baltic (B), Jcnnlngs. Liverpool Nov and
Queenstown 9th, With mdse and passengers :" NJ
Queenstown Nov with m mdse and % passengers to
Hurst.
via Boston Nov l6, In ballast TO benhnm Boycsen. .
Steamer Elysa (Br), McRichie, Glasgow Nov y Win
%ass and liz @ & s% s "a nn S.y
arrival; Nov IA lat - - lon A. So passed National
steamer bound day lat 43 - lon - 81 an nmsn
steamer bound 2; i7,h. lat Al so Ion e2' Bremen
steamer bound b. =. - 80.
mdse and passengers 10 A outerbridge. =
steamer Rio irandc Bolger Galveston Nov H. via hey
West II. with mdse and passengers TO Mallory 20
" steamer Old dominion Walker, Richmond, city Point
and Norfolk with mdsc and to tho Old dominion
steamer John Gibson Masinso. Georgetown. DC. With
"as Bark so sasesi" ,s pe.ee. smyrn. day.
liccriee root to order; vessel 10 J Q McAndrews
Aiianxa sp Savale Havana ~ days. IN ballast TO
BrIg Emma Dean scholx. Laguayra Oct ~. and Porto
Cnbelio Nov s. with coffee and skins TO AgostinA a.
days With sugar 10 BROOKS 4 Co; vsssef Miller a
scsr Nellie GRAM. ncrrck Jscme % With oswood
Schr Lizzie Dow. Chase Pensacola 23 days with um.
Der TO Chas woodhouse Had heavy weathcr carried
sshr Mareu. Edwards Douglass, Jsss.onvils Q days,
Schr sarah A Burr, Arnold, virginia
Schr Daniel Burton, Virginia.
schr sallie Evans wilctts, Phi'adephia Tor Dover
Schr Thomas Martin, Martin, Phiiadephia for Boston.
Had gales and and jibboom
schr samuel Gilns an. Kelly. Phsdelphin for Boston,
schr Charles smith, Hanson. PhiadciphiH Tor raw
scSr Lucy Graham smith, Philadelphia for Now Haven.
schr II Leaning. Frsmbes, Phiiadelphia for Bridge
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
OBITUARY.
MAJOR b. N. MEYERS.

Major Benjamin Marshall NeverS died In this city
last Saturday evening. He was first captain and
then major OF tho Seventh, and with that regiment
he made the famous march to Washington at tho begin
ming Of the war; Major Nevers was member ai the
which organized last year; but the OF his
business did not interfere with hrs intellectual pur-
suita He was a diligent reader. I'm earnest thinker
and possessed nno powers conversationisL .
accomplished Christian and gentleman and
viii be widely missed. major Nevers was member
OF Trinity Church parish and attended the SERVICES in
Trinity chapel, where his funeral will DO held this
morning, at haifpast nine O'Clock. He was hity-hyo
years OF age.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUS1CA1 AND OHAMAI1O NOIGos
Dime concerts are TO be introduced IT the "Hub. )"
The Boston English Opera Company havc gone to
Halifax.
Sunday night concerts have been inauguratso at
the Boston Theatre.
Mr. ". f. Mills, tbs pianist, win play At Middle.
town. N. r., this evening.
Janauschek sacrificed year TO learn the English
language and studied fifteen hours day.
Mrs. Emma q. Thursby's concert at Steinway Hall
this evening will be OF the musical events Of the
week.
Mrs. Julia RiveKipg has been engaged by Theodore
Thomas for series Of concerts during March, April
and May.
Ii is intmated that "Sidonie" will be tho attraction
at tho Fifth Avenue aftor the engagement OF Miss
Mary Anderson
A testimonial literary and musical entertainment
will be given at Chickering Hail to morrow evening
to Mr.. u. u. Leve:t
Tho "Hornet's Nest" will again mako its lively hum
heard this evening at tho Park Thoatra Mr. Sothern
reappears as Sydney Spoonful, with an excellent cast
Nile. Adelaide f. Tarelli, pupil Of Lampert Of
Milan will sing tonight at the Brooklyn Academy oil
Music At the given Tor the bcne1t Of the
poor OF Brooklyn.
.'Ncro," Rubinstein's new opera. calls for three
frst tenors and many leading singers There also
sad 10 ngual difficulties tho way Of It's produc-
ton II has been written French, translate ed into
Russian, published In German, and will be performed
In Italian.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL So
CIETY.

At the annual convention Of the New York Horti-
cultural Society, held in Brooklyn, the following
nominations were made:-For Prcsident-James N.
Paterson. Vice rrcsidents-Dr Hcxamer. Isaac Bu-
chanan. X. H. Rathbun and L. ~ DelamatcL. Record
ing secrctary-W. j. DAVIDSON. Corresponding sccrc-
tary--C. y. Oiney Trcasurer--J. b. Young The ecc-
ton IA 10 take place Dcccmbcr4
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
A MISSING MAN.

w.D. s. Kinney, OF No. 23S East Fifth street, rc-
ported At tho Central once, last evening. that Colonel
James b. Campbell, OF Jefferson county, N. r., who,
during the war, commanded the Tenth New York ar
tery, suddenly disappeared from Chicago the 24tn
Of October. no was insane at the time and no "a
supposed to bo hiding In this city from enemies whom
he iances surround him. Mr. Campbell Is nity-two
ycnrs old, six foot IN hcGht, weighs $50 pounds and
brown ovcrcoat plain business suit and a black
sOuch hat
The New York herald., 1877-11-20
CLEARED.

Steamer W Garrc,t. Foster. Baitlmors--wm DaissIi
Strainer Ann Eliza, hichards. delphisas Hand.
steamer Eleuora. Johnson Portland Me- 4 Amos.
ship Zclica (Br). Austin, Liverpool-Bowring Arch
bald.
Ship Gardiner Colby, strecter, Liverpool 4
Burgess.
ship u u Metcalf (Sor), Knudscn, Bremen-C Tobias
Co.
Tark Akcr (Nor), Drum, London Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Adcllna (Ausl, Cragnex, WisDoach E. Socovich
4 Co
Bark Fri sns Aus. Pauer. Cork Falmouth nor orders
Slocovich & Go.
Bark screcna II (Aus), Garguovich, Cork Falmouth
for ordcrs-slocovich Co.
The New York herald., 1877-11-20

ST JAco Nov SIN port brig Morancy. Small. Tor New
York, idg.
" joan. Nh. Nov 16-Arrved schrs Hatfield. " NJ
field. New York; II ID Holstsad Sullivan. do for Moncson.
put In for harbor; Potomac. odeli. Philadelphia
Arrived 10Th. schrs Southern Cross . Potter rrancs
Arthemus tBr) Priest. Sete Dbl Britt New YORK.
sUNxxRSDg PEI. Nov i4-ln port. bark Katie Stewart
Br Evans for United Kingdom. nearly loaded
WfSDsoR. Ms. Nov i3-Cleared schrs Henry Buschmau
(Br). iiones, New York: i4th. Almedx. smith.
WALTON. NS Nov IS Cleared Hope Hiil Now York