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, 1877-02-22

N. Smith Of Mclean, George N, Dogue Of
Chicago, anA John III. obcrly Of Cairo. as RaiI.
road and Warehouse commissioners ras laid
tefore The Senate. Mr. Hamilton moved to
confirm tho nominations. Mr.. Robinson moved
a reference of the nominations tn tho 1loilroaI
and Warehouse Committee.
Mr.. Joslyn. who, II Is understood, han deter
mined to oppose nit t}oy. Cu1lotn's nominations
ftcnifary. Commissioner s0ut! !lworth, moved 10
refer the nominations to tho Committed on
Municipalities. This motion wnA tabled.
4 moifon to adjourn was ttlctt male ana lost'
A call Ut the House waA next demanded.
hfr. Rftllc n1oycd to ausl end proceedings
under rail- of The House.
A Inoslnn to adjourn was then mAdc.
1.ieut-uov, ahuman ruled lt1,c motion out Of
or,ler.
Appeal WIS then taken from the decision Of
the chair; and tho decision was sustained unar'-
Aitef somc discussion, during which, Mr..
TIatnes objected tlat The confirmation would
DEFEAT THE ntf.L ROW rkNpIED
for the reduction of the Commissioners sa!a-
rcs, since, during their term Of otce, the sails
ries could not bo .reture.I, vnte waa rcaGl1cd,
ard tho no!natlSns wefe eon1sms: nragm rhs,e
Jones, tsalney, liaines, and Jo.iyn. The usual
motion IN reconsider, and to table tho nntton
to reconsider, 80 nA fn clntll the confirmation.
VA. then made, and Robinson, u Cook, an1
Joilyn led pFntraetch ntlbuhterinT to prevent
tho confirmation f'cihg fnailo final.
I1kuT.-f;ov. .JtUMAN
tlteplarc1 tnuch uddreas IN avoiding the par'a.
mentnrY traps and tAngles that were prrpared
fur him, anil finally succeeded In cutting oil Dill
atory proceedings, when the motion to recon
cider WIS tablet.
RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONS.
Mr.. Dearborn Introduced ltli providing To-
tho Incorporation Of religious bolfes represent
ing two Or r,ure congregations.
ELECTORAL PRECINCTS.
Sfr, Maral,alt Introduced Il bin providing that
after 1873, the boundaries Of election psccinct
shall not b. changed oftener than once In ay
yearB.
, 1877-02-22

tcapcd. Three hare since been captured.
white. and Tony Mitchell. colorctl II captured,
they are sire for Michigan CITY.
William A. Palmer, the Justice who shot
Murray, the Herald editor. I. reported hoplcs*ly
III At the Pcntenttary. Ills parents have been
called to attend him.
, 1877-02-22
SUICIDE,

VPS@40s zF94RMN
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2t..-An unknown young
mau, apparently uermau about 20 years of
age, shut himself Ia the brain this evening about
dusk On the atsect In mn obscure part OF tho
West End I[e was taken 10 the hospital, where
he will dIe. liz Il unc,nselous, aud I'll efforts
TO ilcntlfy hiul haye thus lar failed. lie had
carefully destroyed all papers that would lesd
To Ills recognition.
Eaw 0RLRAxs, Feb. 21.-lfe!nrich nehbesXcr,
aged 50, natiye Of Germany, sulciled by shoot-
, 1877-02-22

uurnett's FiavorlnE, Extracts. Ti,ern Is
no subject which should more ensross asten-
tton than ths purity II tho preparations which
arc used IN aavoring toc various compounds pro-
pared for the human stomach. uurnetts Extracts
are prepared from fruits OF The best quality, and
arc highly concentrated.
- Is uss them <reiaslstiv.'' Sherman tfousc,
Chicago; /" Hf a"d thsm M bat" Southern HOTEL
Ns. Louis; . - Ht f"d them tket|l<at." Occidental
Hotel, San Francisco.
, 1877-02-22
SrRrNnFIEE.I).

fptetaf Dtspotch to 7as 7rionne
States Marshal today unearthed another yal-
uab1c lot nj goods belonging to the stock Of
8. Levy, bankrupt, whose arrest for fraudulent.
" concealinE his property WAS tclcgraphed Jes-
testay.
Tho Governor to-day issuetl pardon to Wal
ter F. Gill, sent to tho renitentlsry from Ford
County last August for one year fur burglary.
IT, 9o,, 3an r.; r., reso%tnended BY adss F. F.
, 1877-02-22
JEtEGRApHiC NOTES,

6p*EaH1 VR3t46EN ~ 1HF 1FF9HHR'
DAsyILIz, ILL.,, Feb. 2l.-Lcyi y. Lever. Au.
gust DFaeRer, LewLs Blaukrnburx, and seveTal
other prominent Germans, met here last night
aud organized lodge Of Foreate1s to b. known
- Lcbtg Court. The Court will work IL the
German language.
, 1877-02-22

p, ADRIAN, si!eh., Feb. 2l.-lryIng Finch, Chatles
Van saudt, and William, Burnhau,, three boys
oi good tau,s!y, wete to-day held III 400 bail for
burglary, The grocery VI Mcfarland 4 Sun,
aud the cigar *arerooms Of Waller Nulelt oyes-
head, hays been roi1el tescsa! times recently,
ana last nlght Olslcer Luud, courea1r' IN the
building tu watch, caught F!urh rs he saertea
an entrance by unlocking All iron door. Finca
tried to shout. and lid not surrender until he
lall eliectually ehswed the dctcclivc's dgt.
THE ntlieF twu boys wrrt arrested upon ttarl'&
confession as aceosuplice.. Ftuch Is local eaErler
Of the DetFoit kueHt44 ssHa.
, 1877-02-22

70 Ono nnd Al1.-!tr1 You Suffering from
cough. cold, asthma, bronchitis Or my Of ihe
various pulmonary troubles thai ~ often end IN
eeusunptiouI II 70. lsa ''WIlbEt4 Pure cod
l!yeEO OIL mud Ltn,c, safe nNd encactoue remedy.
This H. no quack pfcparation. but h regularly pro.
u, WlboE, CheMlst, Goston. Sold by al dt4gYists.
, 1877-02-22

I1olantt's Aromatic Hitter Wine OF Iron II q
and ,npatrh Digestion. Depot. (. Clark street.
, 1877-02-22

yASK7ox, b. T., Feb. 2i.-Applicatiou hay-
fpR been made to the President for commuta-
tlon Of the sentence Of death Ia Tue case Of Jack
Mccall, the murderer Of Wild DIll, to impsis-
onment Tor life, the United State. Marshal has
been notified that, after fue consideration,
The sentence Of the law will not Io intertered
with
, 1877-02-22
THF WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D.. C., Feb. eo-ta. m.-For
the Luke Region. south aud wcst winds, warmer,
pzrt1ycloudS weather, and stationary baroue-
ter followed by colder northwest wlnds, rising
barometer, cloudy weather.
Local. ensxnvkyroxs.
, 1877-02-22

Airs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup. for chill
ton sllays I'll na. sufe 10 texSlsts tha nonn
, 1877-02-22
ANN ,At{u0ff.
Sp4rtat h5pd&cA to 1As Tribune.

ANN Aauou, stlch,, Feb. st--tlard tnuea
seem to be developing thieves and robbers Il,
thia vicinity. Last ulght the rxpress oniec and
a clotbtux store were broRsn into. From the
fo.me. only tona looso chsnga was taken
from tho latter nothing was taken, the robbcs.
having apparently been frightened away carly III
The proceedings.
namru Charles l. TIsdell wa3 assaulted ia tue
.l1cst by = gang and robbed Vi I'll.
4 lev nights ago Walter Brass, uf Dexter,
was assaulted tn lhs same way and rubbed
kf 6&.
, 1877-02-22

Keeps Iatent l'arsly-sfalu Dress shirts +
the very best; sfx far SUI ran he hnfnhel ~ easily
u hent,ng a handkerchief. 173 Malisou Alrret.
, 1877-02-22
a TEXAN MURDERER.
Xeksidf niflstith 10 T1k Tribune.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2i.-Abe Rothsch!ld, who
murdered The Chicago woman. Bessie Moore, at
Jefferson, Ter., has recovered sufficiently to be
taken to the hospital here. It looks now as
though he would have 10 60 back to Texas for
Ills trial.
, 1877-02-22

For bronchial, AathnatIr, and Pulmonary
Complaints. and Coughs and Colds, ''Nrown's
bronchial Tfuches" msolfcst remarkable curative
ntopeftie1.
, 1877-02-22
TO I5E HANGED.

= &p[esa1 N1dfcA 70 7As 7ff6uNk.
W1LgEsuARaE, Pa, Feb. 2i.-sheriG KFken-
dali received this afternoon the Governors
death warrant for tic hanging Of Thomas
Campbell for murder committed on tho 4t. OF
July last. Campbell Is 10 be hanged here Tues
Jay, April 1O.
, 1877-02-22

the facts above presented, that the cattle on the
Wcltern plains have suffered not much more
than nsual, and the accounts Of their starting
to death have been greatly o7cEdraun.
, 1877-02-22


DENVER, Col, Feb. 21.-John BemIs, who
stole &, ,C00 from the Express Company At sSra-
cusc, New York, last November, has been mp
tured at Santa Fe, New Mexico, by the Rocky
Mountain Detective Association Of this city.
, 1877-02-22
Spftefn1 but Puori1e Effort In
the Senate to Defent Guber.
nat0rinl Nominations.
Anxiety to Hear Beecher Pray In
the Wisconsin Lower
House..
ALI the School, Books Of Minnesota
EARNED 0nt for Fifteen Years.


sRrxor1Etp, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-Things were hshy
IN tic House this morning, The Fin bill pre-
n.roI w. H. " u ro,.,,r,t, ~ f,htcooo ra,nc
p4'ss ~ a'' ~ ~ ~" W ~. in,
~, u''eusaun W 'ssoHu w. '.'an. .ua ~ tnc
Governor Of three Fish Commissioners "to
an, sn, t.re III nnas.
anu ofeea!aR estao''sn1"en@s' anu 'aes u" ln.a
crease ct tho native food asllcs ana a,so Tor tle
tue public waters Of tl'c state upon the ues'
ro,cn, % n.I, r,,,n.,.. ~ a. a ~auncrtnten1cnt. WIN
.ha1i all h"sc t'"s ' n"nnrat - charge md care Of
tuS ; ss.a1'en.' asa: inc ss,.rra7.nx ~. Snta
shn .haiI naf re"eIyc
be- BE- renbursed s their IT. actual @ expenditures for
travelling md hotel expenses suclt expenses not
to exceed Il, auy event tho sum Of 500 per all
provides that tho Board shafl have power to
draw upon tho stato Treasury for s,,el, appro-
posc Of 1s, culture.
plscuss,os.
Mr.. Williams, of Jefferson. tcneWcd the Us"
satl,t u,,ou tbs bill as a piece Of scnsclcss
T-i,,r,o,,s nx,..,,.v,,,oo .r,,o orf,1otr,, Ind
something else to do than 10 wastc tttne In tho
con.,dcrotTon os s,r,, n mcasurr. n nnv ,nan
sona'aesaton ~ s"en ."easas ~" ,"t',,, n
wantcu to 60 into the Hsti.oFecal'g buslAcas'
tic glorious prIyjtcco wus Opgn to that mnu 10
c.to61l.h ona maintain 0.h.nn,,i,. nn,1 1atchlnp
ee.au,s" u1a H4a','.a'u "eI-poo" Aa sr,
establishments ut his own private cxpensc' Tho
comruou people didn't i,ayo t,mc tu 70 a,t1sl-
lug. rhoss who had leisure for It, might pay
the cost of getting tho tls1.
H., c,,,,sttara,, ,ho a,rv trIho II, mn econo,nf.
IL gonsaeseu n1' tng n'? tso ~ ~ -: commune s..
HEnt: !he Hopu LoEa M41 1ntnntlco tne ""'s.I,f
Mud, In tho water the food fuF the hslles. All
that vas necessary 70 proVlue an aoanlant Sup.
py ot goot., neaithlu! 1ooa !or tle ps9plc WINS
TO STOCK the rivers nhu pror5ue nsil-lauutr4 ofcr
the Aama: !lc consldcfcu Han n1&iGn'ca!ly anu
- oratil'food, Which wns "ahted. Ihcn nc coa-
Bidcrea
FISHING IN lTs MORAL. RfPEcT5
upon mankind, ai.l declared That M '1lan anE.
ing Tor baaa ot bright DAY ever c9ncocteu
wivkcGness Of any surl. It was Impossible tlat
u man iishlng for lass. Or trout, or wal1.cycl
nikc OF bright day could Ema2tne any evil.
, 1877-02-22

Sp<et1 h4potek 10 7ns 1tbus3.
sourA BEND, lul.. Feb 2i.-TnE. afternoon
the prisoners connncd III jail here succeeded Ia
FRYING On Nh opening 'u thu ison lattlcs-work
between theu, aud the oillee. Only Mr4. HARDY,
the sheriif's vile, was present, aud Slx Ut tEcu
, 1877-02-22
N ECAL.
MEDICAL.
SWORN STATEMENT
OF A
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

-: laHs
nf e &c heaa peina .6e tfmPie, d,sY .pela
Teak ana panfM eye swollen Aad liberated tonsita.
hsa i 5
s?sss SSss e. ssss2 !sse IS
S0f II: a. g
IT.: ~ ss; ssf
+ ; Il .s i
e. ss. 81 ~
viii W. sss 81 ri. Sc,
si: :; e snS %sfa
:ss, AZ 4. s:;;s ssssa e.
u.y 10 70 sfrti he d.ses.fxes cpp: ~ eorsn Il
a.f 9ay y III s' y !. ss es
sson eeascd to ttonhts slt The soreness across ny
@ ct aS.:ss s
81 Tie u.e Of sl.1osns .tnicA Al CrHs VOW C4rAExn.
ars ven Id
Gpc eoHsacs t1an tn;t ~ /. y semed,
moi eminent seoai r. ~. hsvs used s1tiy kind
e.; Si;f;
iks;e rs:omasads q il eyst i'd ss.ss w!thest :a
s:9:, i: IN s!s sfs 4 ;St sfs{
t2ag ;n1 son'tsny eosased Y sstF ss1 Xsr3 Hfst
III Sa III * fososs q
''''' sETii ). I1,uM5s. J,Ico Of taa pssea,
, 1877-02-22

HrfTnEX, ~. Feb, a. 1875.
Then pcrsonally appeared the MD deorKe r. Dlne
more. and made 5atk Tint the foregoing st1teMsnt b.
him subscribed q trur.. 1itfore me-
bETH J. THOMAS, juifteo Of tia PeAt4x {,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

The new Administration has shaken the dust
OF eight years OF the copy OF the Constitution in the
White House. and has been perusiDg the neglected vO
ume Grant had IL put In the cOck-Oft.-l Louisville
COuner-JOuna (Dem.l
The Indianapolis Sentinel insists that Tom
Hendricks must not be candidate for Senator from
Indiana because be is YcePfesident de jure Perhaps
however Tom would prefer TO be Senator de re and de
f0ctO bOtb.-lCnicago Times Qnd DemJ
If we ever feel impatience with the slow
progress the President makes in settling The southern
question lei remember what great and beneicent
work he las undertaken and how much better the s
ton j. than would have dared o. hope Few months
OF even weeks ago. Boston Herald (lnd)
1t may appear when Congress assemblies in
june that issue lie stronger than tue old party
issue ana that spite OF Butler the one hand ana Kan
dali on the other. there will be found majority IN the
House adorable its organization IN spirit or practi,
cal fricndness 10 the order OF thngs-lSpnngneid
Republican QndJ
Mr. David Dudley Field is still arguing be-
fore the Electoral Commission, thinks he is, having
Just Issued small pamphlet designed 10 convince the
members OF body that they should not have decided
the questions before them they did. d. d. f. IL grow
ing as garulous he is impudenti Journal
(kepJ
The Republicans of the North deserve no
Complaints OF bad usage toward these earpetbaggers
aud the dlsuse now OF the military 70 further uphold
governments which have material following VIII TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
SOUTHERN POLITICS.
Confined from First Page.

several others, presented statements and opinions
similar volunteer committee followed, composed OF Old
Union of the State. Six gentlemen came next, rep
resentng the judicial districts. OF the State including
Judges Marks and Pardee. They gave their opinions
concerning allegiance in their several districts TO the
Packard government and the ability OF Packard to
maintain himself.
Mayor Pilsbuy and five gentlemen OF the City Coun-
ell came before the Commission offering the courteries
Of the ely and repsen;ng verbal and written state
mens concerning the state OF the City Government
They said that the city debt was in 1874 S24OOoooo;
IL "a 500 100000. The tax list is $40 100000. and
o. the State STA OOOO The population of the city Is
2iOOOG The OF taxation in the city was, In 1871
pig cents on tho dollar, and In 1876 1l2 cents on
the dollar The State and city taxation are
now together 29l2 mills on the dollar. The Mayor pre-
sented many other figures OF great Interest showing e
burdens and endorsements Of the people. lie
affirmed that the city would do what 1t could and had
Other citizens called singy and in groups from different
sections of tho state and gave Information 10 the com
mission respecting the situation their several localities
and urged their OriniOns upon the. commission.
The commission consented to meet IN the morning
small delegation OF the business men OF the city, ana also
the Board of Education OF the State.
The Commission has addressed n communication TO
committee of each legislative body usng them 70 inr-
sh map of the State, showing the vlrons judicial dis
tricts, with CONTACT statement relative to the alleged
disturbance OF the kelOgg-Packari Supreme Court,
and the creation OF court IN place thefeOI
by Nicholas Also. statement In relation to
the district judges, how many Republicans ana now
many Democrats. with the political course of each
speeding which GOyerT he recognizes ana MS acs on
recognition. Also with regard to the poi uies, who
correspond in each parish TO the scectn m "r county
commissioners in Northern states 50 far as these police
ures may automatically reported concerning their
allegiance to one or the other government. large
number Of similar statements requested. .
When the commission not in session they are indi
vidualy eOuferi and advising with citizens from all
parts Of the State. While they pursuing an o;bcla
line OF invest igaOn and inquiry and while there are OF
ibnuncrahlc communications going on and cac-
atiOus If the future among politicians OF all parties,
they liable at any moment To all their WORK taken
away from them by some unexpected combination OF
affairs. They careful to discaim any connection
with compromise bargains OF kind, and refrain
from conversation regarding Senatoprships OF official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
Nrw-ENGLASD ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

BOsToN. April 10.-To-day'; session was the
1Gth of the New gland Methodist Conference. The
poitical question was again brought up in convention
bv the Rev d. H. Ella of Boston, who offered preamble
and resolutions in substance as follows:
Whereas Before the Presidents policy OF peace could
ne mn III operation IN the SOUTH one oi the venerable
ministers OF the South Carolina Conference shot 10
death in cold blood the sabbath day aud at the door
of a house Of worship; and,
Whereas. We recognize the unity OF the Methodist
ruisc1pa Church. and feel ourselves and church 10 be
wounded In the woundns OF one OF us members; there
fore, - , 49,. - - -. .
AGAINST those twin rel Is OF slavery and rebeiOn-the
siave-whp aud shotgun, and call upon all Christian
people the South to suppress this renewed outbreak
OF DaFDaflsul.
Eesoired, That we desire 10 express sympathy for
our brethren aboTcrs in that Nod. amid hardship, pow
cTy and peril OF Life, and 10 assure them that word
nor effort Of shall be wanting on their behalf.
Resofced, That call upon the Government OF the
United States before all questions or party CANCELLATION.
employ its utmost Influence ana power in the
sion violence and the protection OF all classes OF c
zeus the exercise Of their civil and religious rights
The Rev. T. j. Abbott late Of Charleston, offered let
ter detailing the recent killing OF the Rev. VIM II. Scott,
in south Carolina and other outrages, the reading Of
which created sensation Earnest discussion OF the
oluttOns followed The Rev. Mr. Malaeu spoke bitterly
Of affair. in the South, and terrorism amid the colOred
clergy. The Rev " A. Cooper was IN favor OF all the
resolutions but the last and favored peace by
Citation rather than by the influence OF the bay
The discussion was interrupted by adjournment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
4 DENIAL From d. T. sTEW4RT f. co.

Some of the Chicago papers, in speaking OF
the Investigations in regard to frauds in silk impora
lions, in this city, state that the house OF A. l. stewart
& has been driven to the necessity OF purchasing
these fraudulent importations from certain Joblang
houses in this city. That firm has written letter con-
Guiding as follows:
Our house has Fever ayaed itself OF the benefit OF any
frauds on the mportaOn purchase OF silks We nave
never indirectly otherwise imported or purchased any
manufactured by or through any other house. nor
have purchased or imported SIX III any otht
than fair honest. and legitimate manner We nave II
is true. been compelled 10 engage largely III inc
manufacture OF silk in this country, where OUT
mills are located hut 10 is not true that we nave
abandoned importation the contrary We are yII
importing not only largely but constantly. ihe
excessive AUTHORIZATIONS OF others have caused US 70
exceedingly cautious in selecting our mpofiaons Hom
grades of six OF high quality and special productions 99
have driven from TIE hed, az staeu Nv iMs
Chicago Tribune nor do intend to be- We nave laHth
that Government, with the facts In TINS connection
fully ascertained and In its possession, VIII ADOPT c
urcs protect legitimate importing and VIII also Iecp
mend such changes in The present tarin as VIII lau 10
that result but IL should not, the pubic may ne
sured We VIII never avail ourselves OF any frauds IN -
pOrtations undervauattons nor ever Vnef iot eao
silks no. honestly ana fairly imported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11

"a. the late Speaker of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
.ne Hon Michael c. Kerr of Indiana MI Hayes made an
20. opa those sections lying along the line of travel
,-rgh adjacent States During this tip he was close
,ver Of TIE condition Of the people their views and
snes both IN matters OF local interest and abnormal
,tcl relation which they then sustained toward the
rcera Government. and he seized every opportunity to
.ooualut himself personally with these subjects. In do
, 40 he convorSed freely with people of ali classes Mr.
Kerr stated in conversation that during the excursion
g. as ,nch impres scd by the heartfelt interest shown
~ CIV HAYES in the condition OF the Southern people
- that ne had frequently expressed to him the hope
ssst something might be specify done TO restore to
NJ neope their relations to the Government, believing
"a shch would win them bac TO their old love
- the Uniou The late Speaker further remarked that
hsn HAYES returned TO his home in Ohio he was III pos
session of fund Of personal aud practical Information
ncting the inner sentiments Of the Southern people
assessed by DO other public man in his knowledge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
[Por other Ship Ners see Sccond and Third P1ges.l


For other Ship NerS see Sccond and Third P1gesI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arragon OBJ SymOns Bristol March %, with
mCSe. pass To W. d. Morgan.
steamship olympia (r Rant Marsciles March l. Genoa
%, Leph0rn SIN Naples lOh. Me-na aud Palermo lfth,
and Valencia l5th, with mdsc and Ia HeDderson Bros
ship SdOnian (BT Edwards, Naples March To- Mes.
sna 18TH .CImO % and Gibraltar 2Stn with ndse IS
Henderson Bros la moderate weather curing tho
passage.
FOBFIGN PORTS.
LONDON April l0.-Sailcl Josie Mildred. for MaanZas
Caroline GRAY iayre for furypOr a. Heaton from
Hayre Tor Bilbao Arrived lna capt Drksen, Ne Plus
Ultra.
HALIFAX. " g, April lO.-Arved. steamship Newfound.
land from ST. Johns " f. Sailed. steamships and
MeTcea, Tor - Johns " f.: SJmersot for CharOtetovn;
Falmouth for j. rt.and The l.
day from GIccnOck, rs DAYS out
ST JOHN, y. b., April IO-Saed, steamship Scotia, for
Glasgow.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON, April lOAGrNcd -mshp e IL OF Atlanta,
from NewHork b1rk Ocean Express. ON Liverpool. brig
Nellie crosby from Amstcran Sohr Mary lmDurneT from
Belfast Cleared BARK G.rn Grant for Liverpool. sailed
,fnSlip Sea Jul. Tor Baltimore.
Boston, April lU.-Aniyed, zebra LaCOnf, from New.
lOrs ,purn Morgan. OB NOTlU!f Clearrl bark Julia
A. BrJUn for Cope Town. G. g.. H. AMI - dney, n s. W
sChT +. h. HaliOci, for PhiaGe phia.
PHILADELPHIA hpni lcArGyed, steamships lord Give,
from Liverpool Elizabeth nom Baltimore bark Thor from
Lrth sch4. Plata, from Antigua: uHnnii Conner
- rsry, IRON CaItenas Mary r. Hickman ON NewN0rk
Charlie and Willie from Nu2 Haven, Belle Brown. DO;
VIM. Ma on. 1iOm PIosIdrtce; Dan from Indian River
Baxter from Great C0DIdnk hiver SasJu from sails
burr, Md A. NJ Baly. from Leg HarUOr Cleared steam.
ship x. willing for Baltimore.