davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
THE ,TYRRELL SCANDAL.

Relative to the woman murder, with which
| the name of Mr. A. j. Tyrrell has been most
cruelty and unjustly connected, the Gold Hill
lNe,1s of last evening, after saying that the
murder was committed at Weymouth, Massa-
chusetts, about the year 1916 or 1847, pro-
ceeds to give the history of that crime as fol-
lows: "The name of the principal actor in
the tragedy was Albert j. Tirrell, young
man some 10 or 20 years Of age. His father
was rich shoe dealer and at his death Albert
became heir to about $780, 900. As might be
expected with a pampered, favored son, he
spent the money his father had so laboriously
accumulated, in very lavish and reckless
manner, going in for good time while it
lasted. He effected the ruin of a most beau
tiful young girl named Maria A. Bickford,
residing with her parents in the same town,
and she became his mistress. One night, we
forget whether in Weymouth or Boston, in
fit of jealousy, or inspired by the devil, he
deliberately and most cruelty murdered her
while lying abed, cutting her to pieces with
Ratchet He was arrested and on his trial,
through the ability of his counsel, the cele
brated Rufus Choate, and the doubts of cir
cumstantial evidence, his neck was saved and
he got off with eight years in the State Prison
at Charlestown What became of him there
after, or whether he is living now, we know
not, but we well recollect that this most cruel
tragedy created a very lively sensation at the
time. Some IA years ago A. j. Tyrrell, whom
everybody has known for many years here in
the foundry business, as a very straightfor
ward, square, honorable citizen, applied for
admission to membership in the Silver Star
Lodge, F. Il A. NJ, Gold Hill. AS matter
of course his past record had to be under
stood, as in case of admission to any Masonic
lodge, and thus it was that through similarity
of name and initials this old murder story
came up, A committee was appointed, and
after about years critical examination and
correspondence it was found conclusively that
Mr. Tyrrell could not by any possibility be
that man. He was in another part of the
when the murder was committed, and
came to California in 1S49, while Albert J.
Since his admission into Silver Star Lodge,
Mr.. Tyrrell has passed upward through every
degree of Masonry, without one black bali
cast against him, and is now at the top round |
of the ladder, Knight Templar. All well
brother Masons know this to be
true the records are accessible to them all. |
The whole affair is substantially as narrated |
by us above, and We give it as a matter of |
simple open justice to the man whose name
is, by singularly unfortunate coincidence, ac-
connected with so terrible story.
70 bring up this old and most horrible narra-
i've against the character of man who should
De known to be innocent, is cruel and repre-
lensible in the extreme. To make use of it
or political purposes is still worse, besides
being very mean and dishonorable. Open
Justice and a fair, square deal is all that hon
)rable men ask for in love, war politics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
TIE HUTCHINSON TRIAL.

The trial of Hutchinson for a murderous
assault upon his wife is now on trial before
the Second Judicial District Court. The
prisoners demeanor is that Of a man laboring
under intense nervous excitement. Whether
this be genuine or feigned is question.
Perhaps there will be plea of emotional in
sanity The evidence has not yet been all
taken The Court meets this morning at 10
o'clock 1t is likely that the case will go to
the Jury to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30

Private SCHooL. Mrs Marie Stuart
has lost her place as teacher in the public
school of this district. We are very sorry.
She is going to start private school. OF this
we are very glad. She is very thorough
scholar and most competent teacher. See
her advertisement.
THE Bodie stage came in last evening,
crowded from hurricane deck to steerage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
TIE FEVER FUND.

Mayor Belkuap of Virginia City has called
a public meeting to raise relief fund for the
sufferers by yellow fever at the South. 1t
will take place this evening at Piper's Opera
House. We suggest the calling of such a
meeting here on Saturday night by the Presi-
dent of the Board of Town Trustees
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30

THAT GRAND JURY.-Commenting upon
our query respecting the calling OF Grand
Jury to dispose of the cases now awaiting the
action of that body the Virginia City Chronicle
of last evening says: "The charge against
Clark for the killing of young Adams, it will
be remembered, was ignored by the last Grand
Jury. Nevertheless Clark was remanded to
jail to await the summoning of another Grand
Jury to reinvestigate the charge. We are
credibly Informed that the prolonged confne-
ment to which he is subjected is seriously
affecting his health, and it is intimated that
Judge Wright, in failing to secure a reason
ably expeditions trial of the issue, is prompt
ed by personal or political motives" All of
which confirms what We say, namely, That a
Grand Jury should be empaneled forthwith.
SHOOTING DUCKs-A certain enthusiastic
Carson sportsman says that it is reported that
a number of Virginians will visit Glendale to-
morrow to shoot ducks. They had better be
very careful, for Sheriff Lamb of Reno may
forcibly remind them that the first of Sep
TENDER does not come in until Sunday next.
STOCKS. -These tickle securities took an
awfully unexpected tumble in last evenings
board This has dampened the ardor of many
stock Spectator in this city. But it may
be only run ba OK for higher jump.
ApoLoGETIC. Portfolio boys deny that
two of their number had a fight day before
yesterday The combatants were some out
siders of the hoodlumnious sort.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30
THE kEELAR FAMILY.

The performance at the Carson Theater
last night was witnessed by an audience of
popular resort for many months. 1t was a
highly interesting entertainment and quite up
to the expectations of the beholders. The
audience chose Judges Beatty and Harris as
their committee; and those gentlemen did
the tying and the inspecting greatly to the
satisfaction of all concerned. The cabinet
tricks, the thumb tying and all the "mani-
festations" were very pulling and very sue
sessful The cabinet business seems to be
quite up to the standard of the Davenports.
Mr. Keelar himself is an excellent demon
strator These are very clever performances
and are well worthy of the pubic patronage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-30


Recommended by the Medical Faculty Of
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO July O. 1873
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC Truss Co: After practicng nedl
cine many years this city, during which have has
extensive experience i'll the application all kinds q
Trusses, and do recommend yours as the best IL
every respect for perfection modern science
make it. 1t has many advantages over the torturn
steel hoop Trusses which inic great injury on the hiI
and spine bringing other distressing ailments such
lumbagO mobid affections OF the kidneys and numbness
in the lower limbs, all of vi ch avoided BY wearing
California Elastic Truss. 1t is not only perfect retainer
combining and comfort, but the pressure be
changed to any degree 1t also remains In propec
place at all times regardless of the body
and is night and day with perfect 1t supe
ror to any of the Elastic Trsscs in the market while
1t combines the merits Of ALL stIt is easily adjusted
and of, with doing with straps and buckles
2pThe universal spring between the plate and pad
vents all irritation, which is the sufferer.
3d-The pad is adjusted and off in instant and ea
be changed for other size and form most suitable 70
the In fact it combines every quality essential tA
comfort and durability, and is unequaed in hghness
elasticity natural action and artistic finish Many OF nay
patients who afflicted with Hernia are wearing the1
and all shall in the future for think the great ease br
which these purely scientific appliances are made ene
ciOns truly remarkable You refer any parties 70
the subject of their merits remain yours trNg,
L. DEXTER LYFORD, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
500 Sacramento street, San Francesca
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
Invl2s SIS Sacramento street. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
A PADRONE ARRESTED.

Dominica AMIGO, an Italian padronc, few months
ago was given charge OF an Italian boy. aged twelve
years. during tho temporary absence OF the father Of
the youth from this CITY, Amlco, as alleged, sold the
boy TO one Petro Lataia tor $l75 aud with the pro-
cceds sailed for Europe. The fahor returning
TO this city few weeks ago was unable
to discover the whereabouts OF his missing son,
and appealed to superintendent jenkins, OF tho
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
Mr.. jenkins ut onco Instituted search Tor the miss.
ing hoy, and was anaily rewarded by receiving a
despatch yesterday from Mr. Joseph Smith, the
sociotys Cincinnati agent 10 tho effect that Lstaia
ound that city aud AZ taken custody.
The padronc will be arragncd for preliminary hear.
ing tomorrow, and II the facts as alleged be
proven against him he will be transferred This city,
when urlher legal proceedings will bo instituted.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
CHARMING CONFIDENCE.

John Hannigan, ot No. Coenties slip. on the 18th
Of January, met Aicnas, CoGsy in Hobofsp. who.
though a stranger, was quite friendly. They were
Joined by John Hopkins. also stranger TO HanniGan.
The three spent half hour or so 10 convcrsat'on,
Cofey ind Hopkins proposed to their companion
that hs should accompany thcm to New
York and sleep At thoir apartments, No.
$50 Wooster street. Hannigan said he would
gladly do SO and went with them 10 tho
Wooster street house. whore, the second floor. he
was shown into bedroom with two small beds in IT,
one OF which he occupied and his companions The
Other Coicy locked the door, and Hannigan put his
$55 money In his pantaloons pocket hung no gar
ment on a hook between the beds ana slept he
awOke al fifteen minutes 10 eignt O'Clock morn
lug. His companions md his moncy were gone. The
landlord informed HIM the TWO men leaving
tho house very carly. Coney and Hopkins wore ar.
rested aud held IN $1,000 bail each In the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

The New Orleans Picdyune says that shore appears
to bc tlo any Presidential timber left in the repub
lioan party"
Predictions Of the passage Of the silver measure fall
as tnickly MS leaves from trees In November There
10 . ntful wind blowing.
The Cincinnati enquirer says that the fact that
Hendricks and Thurman running for tho Pres-
dency seems 10 be lost sight or
Secretary Schurz believes that the rumors OF b is
are invention OF persons who ear that
his investigation OF the "Indian Ring" may reach
them.
The Cleveland Leader thinks that the banks "can
have a rcsistcss influence If they only act With unity
AMI determination" in making resumption an imme
diato fact
Philadelphia Times:-"Some ono must pay for tho
silver WHISTLE ana who should do II but those who
clamor loudest for tho toyf Some of the brethren
will please pass around the hat"
New Orleans picayune:-'Bristow is being put In
training early for tho Presidential race. II civil
service reform is obtain ioohold tho country II
must be sprung:upon the people suddenly"
Louisville Courter.Journal:-"The drink punch
scheme Tor accumulating fund for the Improvement
OF rivers Ia not only good economic project but
IL Is invested with kind Of poetic retribuve Justice
Secretary schurz said TO an ntervIcwer:-"I think
that we must be nonr the bottom OF hard Umos. 1t
seems to mo that there very little left TO be effected
by this stringency. Tho country has behaved very
well under its Affections"
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1878,
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALr
wuITEsroHE TELEGRAPH LINE.

RypoRrEp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTEsroHE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City OF Macon Nickerson. Savannah. Fob .,
ws s.oa%ss ms9 wSan"ss Gsacs Nor
os Win na,. 70 ss ron os nnbSrs sS
rnnch. Hdye Co. Jan 81, had heavy easoriv gale,
Bark Dante u. vidulich. Liverpool At days. in ballast.
ssrS B.isa SSe. Nnsen, orimsoy SO days. in ballast.
70 Bark Saga Scr, Larsen Belfast so days in ballast. TO
order Jan 20 25 Ion es A. exchapEed signals with
an aaqs A%sI,ssh hssua Toist Ray Belfast days
John TOOK - % S after sS"S
OF Capo HMte,as, when we took norshssr'y s "a nnd
ss''e,y rn Jam aud ST. S
ENR lasting is hours since light norsherly winds and
bark $. Patrick OF s. John SB Pos.,. DSs',a 9as,a;s 3s
sns sns westerly !. Srssi gales - IS
0r5"is s.sN f9osrsss ,S snns so os. Nielsen. whh.ve Nov
Belfast 20 in ballast to Tobias Co. Had variable
s ciqys .%ss!g a. S,y' Il as;. s,
With moderate sw and NV wnds Jan 10, la, 30, Ion So
ss' 5s ss ~ tho s
NV, and after modersns yserss I 70 O. Ana
Ssss 4 "a fay sl:. 10:
LAST. 2 sr TGo,s: oI.:oc.s oG Jan 81 ma n's'
"T" ssn Rocket aud Porto CaSeI,o ~ Jan
s wi'n havs had po: on 50 mile.
OF 1snS Mss ~ hssvs n
and storm ir,ss but vnnd . we csc SsTo
of which parted few minutes made aii tns SAL shs
owla be- TO try off the beach, NJ 80 AN ound
ourselves the breakers which came on po,a % IRON IRON
si completely suDnergng the vessel the wna
a. this time ame SW. enabling u to work on
shore the orecase all stove IN rs was also the
Whole forward rail and everything about tho decks
was adrt ..... xs...... "a a... A.,
bark Anastasa tSp) Abrisgueta Matanzas 10 oys, In
ballast, to Latassa 90. :. ,,.- .,, L..
Brg kmily Ioi Belize, Hon): Johnscn Belize ~ days
,eas With NJ and NV winds Jan 81. miles Of Cape
Hsnrv ind heavy Ne gale. Ia which spltt several sal 8
ard vas driven back 70 miles, Jan ID lat 30 Ion ~.
spoke ships Vim Campbell of Thomaston), from Mobile
| Tor Liverpool ,xy.,., pa,.n u.,.,x.. IN
.vs with sugar Barring Bros .esei TO Miller touKn-
lind l,rht northerly and caserly winds TO Jan 81
then had he avy gale from by N lasting 10 hours since
schr Hattie uarkel Cassidy. San Blas.a4 days Tisn
ivorynuts to owen brcnuhns cstate nau
| strour v nortbery aud easterly winds -, III.
chr Addic Vessels smith. Ca,manbrac 70 days win
nut. 10 q essels Jan 81 lat 81 Ion 40. cxrerienced
| y yais from ENE, with tremendous sea. -.
Sehr Mary Helen, Jelison, Old Harbor IA ~ days VIII
and coffee to solomon Co; vessel 70 Chase
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

AsrrswALI Feb 4-sailed, steamer Crescent City. Por
cApIs jan so-Arrvsd. bark George Kinsmau Howes.
Cow BAY, Feb 4-sailsd, steamer Alhambrs tBr).
McElhennv. Halifax and New YORK. r,.,
FoRr FRANCE Ian lo-In port, brig Mary Kimoail,
GiRaEsfi about Jan e-saIied. Leone dsaD, Fsrraro.
WALrAx. Feb 5-sailed, steamer Newfoundland tBr) 81
Johns, NJ.
LuSKsnuRc, Jan aI-Anived. brig Lyrs tsr,. West
haver. Porto kico via Boston.
MARsxLLEs Feb ssacd previously. bark Annie Lewis.
NAPLES Jan s6-Xrved. bark Thomas Small (Ger, Dill.
wtx. New York
Speight San Bias
In port an 49, bark Jane Adeline Hess for New York
Jan II: briRs Acira, Lndssy, for do Jan l5 Welsh,
Armstrong Tor do Phiadelpha schr @ w Whit
ford Rry ant for Philadelphia soon. ris
PoxcE, rR, Jan l5-ln port. schr A Ames, Achorn.
from New York. arrived 14th.
SANTOS, Dec 22ln port, bark Brothers. westburg for
New York.
SAN AxDRzAs. Tan Tin port schr Taylor acobsen,
for baltimore In few days. -
sHELBURvE. Ms, Feb 5-Arrived, steamer Delta (Brl.
Halifax coal for steamer Polynesian (br) from Ba 81
tor Liverpool tand both left Same afternoon ior Hall
fax). -, -, 80.
VALENCIA. Jan ls-Arrived ship St Joseph, Fsles.
Callao.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

Steamer Abyssinia (B. Murphy Liverpool via ousens>
town-C @ Francklyn
steamer CapelIs tBr). Dryden Bristol, E-Hendsrson
Bros
steamer oshello tBr), Fisher. Hull via Southampton
Chas Wright Il Go.
Steamer France F) Trudelle Hsvre-Louis do sebiau.
Steamer Tsp. new). Riestra HavxnaF Latnssa.
Steamer Cxrondelet Burrows 81 Jago. Cienfuegos aud
Nassau Murray. Ferris Il Go.
steamer OH Dominion, Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
kchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Alliance, Crocker. amss Hand.
Steamer Nereus, haiett, Boston-H Dimocx.
Bark Harvest Queen (Brj. Dunn, Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Amsis tAus. Nicolich, Cork Falmouth for
orders iocovich " Co
Bark Hakon arl Nor. Fugerst!om Qncehstown or Fal
mouth for -Bockmann Oerlein 10.
Bark sarah tNor) Kraeting, Konigsbers-Funch, Edge
4 Go. .
Bark Flash Light (Br). Gard. Alexandria Eseammsll
Bros.
Brig sunnyside (Br) Atwood, Penzance Warren Go.
Brig Bertha OF l.ucy Fr) higusIsn, Brest Hrsnce)
Dcgraw, Aymer Il Co.
Brig Mary Gibbs, whittemore. sevilie-Marcus Hunter
&to.
Brig Fortuna (PorD, Mosquito. oporto-Hagemeyer
Brunn ..l.
Brig Gloria GtaD, Basile, Oporto-Lauro. Storey
Brig Gpsey DAM, Fries Bahia-Abiel Abbott.
Brig Morning Light, Dill, Demersra-L Il Arm.
strong
schr Irvine Berry, Trinidad Uubal-Brctt, Son 4 Co.
Schr Wapella. Penny, ,ChSrleston-Evans. hall Co.
Schr Louisa Frasier, Crawford Georgetown, SC-E
Huribut d Co.
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER GxsrnAI BAnsEs from Savannah for New York
when Sa Winter 0us1,ss shoa Light REP broke r no.
drfted about until Monday Feb 4, 10 PM. when shc
saa
AN, on the 9th.
STEAMER ARGo, used osl boat burned at Bar.
Island night Of feb4
s from 0f
SoH,i Souod BY :Sss'% the %rscEns Company -' 49, ~
BARK JENNIE SWEENEY IIudsop from Galveston Jan q
e. %reahns Is h 0 .n
sistance.
MARY RILEY. Riley, from New York. at Charleston
som bppsr as % HsPScr % Where she had SseS Ashore:
.ss on Il s:.' :s
.s nsh h water 4ss % n: :hs resolved some injury which
scrs FAxwxIL. which wss ran into and sunk by the
steamer stsrin between Kings Point and Hart Iss1d
Townssnd wreckng Co work % hef and
n % " 30 ys Ssi but M@ 81.
lies in about 20 sshon,s Of xsssr To%orrow some
effort will be made to raise her
scnn " LEy.nlsc, from Wood: Hole for sav.nn.h,
M hSs.so%p is
gale from tho and put the under clos
"A sist lost the b the vessel laborng heavily and
the mercy Of the sea- which tore the steering wheel
e. s az T. us 10 sas tho boat .d
FISHING scnR ELIZA, Of Marbchemd which ashore
Jan @ was SOs % of and .0wsd % :" salem
PILOT Boar MARY CArHARIsE No g. for whose safoty
fears arrived Ia port all right yesterday
SLooP RoMANA Hyatt dragged anchors and ashore
City island during the storm Thursday will
of with slight damage In day or two
BALrxoRE, Feb 5-The UoIted States revenue steamer
Ewing Capt Fengan, arrived NJ Annapolis on Saturday
night. with the schooner Florence Of Chrsneid in
having hnuled her oil Kent Island Tho Florence dragged
ashore during the gale OF the 3st u losing anchor
chain rudder Her cargo Of oysters
Schr wye OF Baltimore went ashore In the gale Of the
3lst ult the mouth Of shipping Creek hauled
I'd inst by United states rvenue steamer Ewing
aite dischsrging cargo.
on losing both anchors and chains and
rudder hauled of by steWmer EwinE and
piled with anchors
The Ewing also reports schr Caledonia OF Baltimore
and bged Kent Island aud will probably
atotal loss.
NEw LONDON Feb 4-The late gale damaged the schi
Wild Pigeon such extent that IL Is impossible
her ON aud she will be stripped.
Sr JOHN. NIB Feb 5-The schr Jesse Hoyt (Br) from
Sydney this port, which has been missing tor
time arrived safely at Barbados, three weeks out
SAN FRANCISCO Jan 90 The schr Susan Owens which
went ashore Mendocno recently Is total wreck.
t;ERMASrscuER LLOYD INrERvArIoNALEs REGIsrER-We
have received Capt Bcrnsee tho agent In this
for tho above work-whch Is published In Berlin-the
yearly volume for 1879 IL contains the Of large
tonnage dimensions. where built &c. which makes IL
reference for parties engaged In maritime
commerce. This work s ndorsed the Peruvian govern
ment Monthly supplements arc also issued giving the
pnrcuwrs vessels not reported In the Register also
metangs repairs and resurveys made during the month
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

upon this occasion The committee OF gentlemen hav-
ing the festival in charge have adopted tho usual
stringent regulations, SO weIIkn by the community
of ball goers 10 insure the rights OF VISITORS andt 10
safe to predict that every particular they will DO
reiigiously enforced. Prince Carnival this year
seems to delight IN mystery Instead OF the
customary announcement OF the programme decided
upon. make glad the hearts OF all that honor him
with their presence he boldly declares that there will
be festivities but refuses TO enlarge upon their char
acler. Perhaps Tho "Pnnce" Is right II will cause
all the more gussswork and make anticipation just as
pleasant as participation. Sti 1t IS given out that
the procession will occur ns usual Al the side OF
Prince Carnival Her Royal Hghness the Princess WIN
be seen. "Lusire' aud "l.ighp' have promised 10
encrce the pair. ''rne Pross' Is TO DO nily roprc-
sented. "Rehypothccation' will be on hand, ana
securities ana insecurities will command attention
sTempsrance'' will be present, and everybody Will be
asked to look Temperance cancan, =, anu All
the grace and beauty" they nnd IN eacn ana every
one is welcome to. 'srhe Russian Wsr" viii oe
wound up 10 tho satisfaction OF everybody, ana
"Baby Show" and score OF s'de shows are expectea
TO and brilliant; bosides II Is assumed
they Will DO overcoming as II hps been omcialiy an-
nounced that streichers will be furnshed at mooef
ate rates." ~
"Peace Gaop" found one sidc ably Illustrated
The nations OF the earth IN their representatives Mp-
propriaely labelled are having good Old time Inc
Kussan s'hngs the light iantastic lace 70 TACO
with Turkey They seem 10 have caught the steps OF
tue iamented Dan Bryant IN his Essence oil Old
VirginnyV - and what is better, they like apparently
Servia Is looking on and Poland is backing Turkey.
MacMahon IS a central figure and Liberty 10 receiving
him kindly Hayes standing between them aud look
ing ON approvngly. Queen Victoria the Pope. lsa-
bella ana Alfonso, hand 10 hand. participate, ana over
all Peace Is extending hsi arms.
REGULATIONS OF THE POLICE.
The police regulations regarding carriages VIII DO %
follows The carriages will arrive from the north
through Irving place. at the main entrance, aud pass
out by way OF Fourteenth street ana Fourth avenue.
Members carriages will arrvc from TAird avenue,
stop the Fourteenth street entrance ana Ieave Inc
same in the direction OF Fourth On depart.
ing gentlemen will take the first carriage at tho door,
Rates as follows for rst class coaches only allowed
or two passengers 10 any point south OF FIfy.nihth
street; fifty cents Tor each additional passenger.
North of Fifty.ninth street, each additional mile
shall be charged for not TO exceed Afy cents
per mile.
O'Clock A. NJ, and masks must be removed NJ that
The New York herald., 1878-02-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AsEnpEKx, Feb 2-sailed, bark Cstsarina 8 utsD, 81.
monetti. United States
AMSTERDAM Feb 4-Arrived. brig Nellie Crosby tBr),
Balm. Charleston.
ANTWERP Fob 5-Arrived bark srio (Nor,, Ragne. New
York; brig Fran tNor), Weisser, Boston.
BELFAST, Feb Arrived, bark Borgvin tNor), olsen
Baltimore
DuxpALK, Feb 3--saicd bark Pusnaos tNor), 1horsen
United states
DusLiN Feb 4-saIsd, bark Ciaverhouss (Br) Parson,
Delaware River.
GREAT YARMOUTH. Fob 4-saiied. bark Iris tsw, Grou
veil. Unted States
GLoucgsrrn, Feb 5-Arrived. bark Maresxs QtsD, Ma
rcsks, New York.
GooLx, Feb 4-sailcd, bark Ascsnxione utaD, sisno
United states.
GLASGOW Feb 4-Arrved, bark Marie tNor), Talacksen
Wilmington, NC: 5th steamer State OF Virginia tBr),
Smith, Now York.
hull Feb 5--saied, barks Lavarello suocero (rtsD,
Psssacins. Now York: vincenzo Galatos utsD, Mazze
do; Nina Pielia dtalj, Antonio. do
HAMBURG Fob Arrived, brig Burgermester. Paterson
ger, Pcrmen Wilmington, NC.
iIAvnK Feb 3--saied barks Albert (Nor). Anderson,
United states; 4th. Floreila, Craig. sandy Hook
LIVERPOOL Feb 4-Arrived. ship Astoria, Potter, Bati.
more; 5th steamer Jusus tspl, Castansgs New oreapsi