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New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
84YK TRUSTEES HELD FOR TRIAL.


THE TPrTONIA TRUSTEES IN THE JEFFERSON MAR
KEr POLICE COUBT-JUDGE oTTERBoURGs DE
CIsIoS.
The examination of the trustees of the
BROKEN Touonia Savings Bank, on charge OF emDez-
ylemept was resumed yesterday before Justice OTTER
bourr AZ the jefferson Market Police Court Charles ~
Weudt clerk TO the receiver testified that he found that
the cash entries did correspond with the amounts
for certain checks given 20 George Opdyke Co. ana
other houses IN payment OF bonds purchased
"Elcholas seagrst came certain day" continued
the witness, with SIR Merz and Mr. Reinhart, ana
gave me a check for s57l 3d. ior certain money due the
hank. That check was 10 replace his share OF
a check for $4,000 missing from the Germanla
Rank account About oue-half OF the trustees
have made good their shares Of this amount
gave him the coupons return for the check. sub
mtted TO the directors the showing that GER
tam funds had absracted and they admitted tho
irregularities. Mr. Hahn said that he had divided the
amounts and these gentlemen Acknowledged receiving
the money" -.
Coloel Fellows made a motion that the complaint be
dismissed ana the defendants dgchlrged on the ground
hat the money claimed 10 have been cmbczIed was not
shown To be tne property Of any but the trustees
themselves Mr. Lawrence, In opposing the notion sal
that of one thing there doubt the deposOTs had
been robbed The question was whether TIE deehdahts
were guilfY OF completely -,
Justice OterbOuTg regretted nat the counsel Tor the
defence had concluded 10 waive further rXamInatOn
and thereby compel decision on the uncOntrhdlcted
audience of the prosecutions He found that an offence
mad bccu committed and that there probable cause
that the persons accused guilty Tie deepdautb
were each held IN $1,000 bail TO answer
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
A FUGITIvE STOPPED BY A SHOT.

Officer Weinberg, of the Fifth Police Pre-
cinct was sent to the Fourteenth Ward, in citizens
Clothes on special duty on sunday night, and as be
reached Leonard and Baxersts his attention was al
tracted by the firing of several pstoshOts IN crowd
Rushing up he arrested Edward Devine, age eighteen
who had shot John OROurke in the leg and
shoulder, aud about 10 shoot again lac
crowd collecting attempted 10 rescue the prisoner
whereupOn officer Weinberg dragged Devme into
clothing and called for assistance DIVINE was
finally taken 10 the station by Officers Weinberg and
Ruhleweind Justice Kilbreth at the Tombs yesterday
committed him. While going down the narrow stair
way to the cells, DeYine escaped from the Olccr ana
ran out of the Frankn-s entrance. lie did not heed
Officer Weiuberg's threat shoot him he did not stop
and the officer fired, the shot infcting slight scalp
wound The prisoner then recaptuTed aud taken 10
tue cell.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

Franc. 10 wilmington c. foundered At sea on sept 20 dns
CAPTAIN and crew We're rescued BY the bark Ahsnor qua
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL sent So AIT strs Caribbean. rom ba'm'iS'
Fire Queen. from New. YorK.
Sailed. str CanOpus, for Boston -. 49, york
soIHiNI,rog Sent 3O-ATr str Neckar from New to
QUEENsTowS. sept 50.-Arr str Parthia' from NO" -
Liverpool. o. YORK
MoyIIIE sent 5O-ATr stts Anglia from NeW-hOtA' "a"
casslon, from Quebec fer Liverpool. 80. u.lcvon
HULL sept 3O.-Arr strs Yeddo from New-f orA' N''
CRooSHISES Sept by. str Iyrian from B''''u
&C GLASGOW. Sept so-Ar State Of Nevada from NOW
YORK. -. z...o =, Trdiana from
Glasgow for NewYOrk - -. ro..o, WIN svminR
% sI % Sent 3OArr str WOODBURY. from Baltimore
WEST III HAErLKPooly sept JO.-7alieo Pie'iou' :" ~ -
I6ypoE sent Oaiel Path inst Busy Anna Waish L9sn
mai Johannes q pt Ihder; Catharna Deciarus the
from Malaga for baltimore Goth inst AStronon JaeoD
after for York. 9th inst st Louis. 0r PensaS9
oga Hunber Milo Cugiuo The latter from Havre 1oth s'
Matilda can't RuIky Brunette Williams. kuner LOIS
suez cant Ternstrom latter for Delaware IuNeT WI ~
Reed 10Th inst Kings County. both for NeW OK
Cierow Prince Patrick both for southwest Pass a
from CafZ for Gloucester; 30th inst Themis TOT .
tia John Marsh 25th Inst Wilhelm Jessonda, the attr at
Isnsend 2Gth inst Syfa az P0nac; Chapman capt OLsen
Augusta the latter on Dnngeness If-
viva HaTneL IT, 2Sth Inst Aimo the latter on t
Angvod Intent Oakland Can't Reed Al OF: oth t5
Mcbongal tue latter at Deal Quattro Gloria EucadoT gnt
rigade hii.te latter at Brxham 2Oth inst BonVla
Moderate, OTnen. Caravan, Margaret ENns
Cathafine5 Point.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
PASSENOERS ARRLHED

IN GLAsGow-By By Stea nshig Cirods,ia-Mis.J Lewis
J. J. Iroyner the Hon g. H. biaushn j. hooe
On l. " Nunha T. tiar ". Luke, Mrs Luke j. huT.
doch j. r. Ilughrs. Miss Hugles ~. = Macae, Mrs T. NJ
A Milne, =. Waraliag, p WaTshing
Ms. washing W. r. Thorn. W. shan1on' w H. IyTreli j.
a. B. PiarOn Miss h. ltr on. Miss NJ - Wat
son Prof T. L. Pane Miss A. Hart, Miss T. NJ Conrin Miss
NJ Conrnn, B :. smith, Miss " G. Conne.lY, A. T. hoge IL
q Stratfon j. A. Foreman. J. W Rurr J. smith. A. Mccall
lum Miss II. AcDougail @. N. hamsay w. Baird, r.
l.. 81. Nau Horn, capt. walker q. hIees, r
Thomson, Miss T. r. Thomson. ID. +. Inomson w T. Ihom
SOU j. Frrgason, Miss ]. Han Mrs J. g. hacge, T. O. lans
r Mt. aud Mrs &. Suith, MI
NJ. A. Root : n Andrews a. Hershey, the Rev A.
H. Vassar A. l. Gran. a. Fulaysnn, J. r. GotwaE, MIS- Got
waltz lie ~ Mr.. HeiE A. BHse g. II. Gould Ms uoud
J. a. Cameron Miss VI. Young Miss A. j. carter oHTeh
DIVINE O. Marshall Miss G. KOOus tIr Rev. W. ID lerrlcs
Dr. Bartou Mr Nrreland H. - Bario. the Rev. anu ~ rs
l.. brock.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
OPENING OF THE ART SCHOOLS.

The Students Art League, at No. 1OS Fifth
ave. opened yesterday morning for the season OF
lS7S7y There from thirty 70 fifty applicants for
admission 1t s hoped that the number Of students
in attendance during the Winter will be about 15o The
general impulse given TO art culture throughout the
country duung the last three years has re-
suited in an increased number Of Applications
Much more interest also is manifested among those
pupils who are OF better quality, and who aim at
higher standard The standard OF admission to the
League been raised Students who last year would
have been admitted in the portrait class now pat
into the preparatory division. All applicants are
Obliged TO have some knowledge Of drawing, and even
before beng admtted TO the preparatory class must
submit drawing from a cast The school rooms have
been enlarged the whole top floor being occupied
There are four professors this year instead Of one
as formerly. The branches to be taught are anat-
Omy composition and perspective. In composition
the class will be systematic in perspective there
will series Of lectures. Life classes are to be held
every day. for ladies three hours every a fteTnoOn,
from until 4, for gentlemen every morning ana even
ing Professional artists will give occasional super
vision in this department Professor Chase, VINO re-
Gently returned from Munich Will instruct In drawing
and painting. -.
The AIT School Of the Academy OF Design opens this
morning, its managers say with every prospect OF "A
large attendance The number OF students last year was
100 Of whom One-third were ladies' Professor Wnarth
will be in charge OF the school
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Netr-Y York HOtel-Senator Thomas Bayard, OF
Delaware BrepOOrt Hottse-Kurd Schlozer, German
Minister az washington H. de Hegermann Lndener0he
the Danish Minister and Professor Asa Bird Gardner OF
West Point Hotel BFtiusOick-MaOr. General John NJ.
Schoheld and General A. A Humphreys u = 81
James KO,sL-Judge W. l. learned, OF the New YORK Su
ureme Court Windsor HOtel-Judge George e. ComstOex
Of syracuse HoraO BigelOw Of Boston General iz J0nn
HoGtaan HO'iseThe Rev. Dr. Ireland Iueker Of Troy
Clarendon Rosi-Captain John II. Upehur u. y NJ and
Colonel L. sitgreayes u T. A.. 81. Nicholas HOe-Con
gressman Gilbert Walker OF Virginia and bishop John
Sharp ~ salt f1Hh Arent HO'et-GeneTai stew
Van Vlet u A.. state Treasurer James haekn OF
Flshkill n ID. r. Frazer OF BUfO, and Judge
p Putnam OF Boston Park Arene H0te.-PrOies
w. Trowbrdge, Of New-Havcn and Cosonel SSiaHe
u s. ,Sftrtsudft HOuSe-COOnel John ". Du
Bois U. ..Gflsey HoUse Colonel Robert H. Han OF
West Point M~trODOifdn HOW. b. MOrrlll, OF Ne"
Hampshire and A. O. Conger, OF BunsO.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
"BUCKET-sHoPo BROKERS LAMENTING.

The Gold and Stock Telegraph Company has
removed its indicators from all bucketshOps" which
have not obtanc temporary nunctons against this ac
ton The step was brought about by the officers OF the
Stock Exchange who have been fighting the bucket
shops" ever since they established. Last
week President Ives had a conference with DIR.
Walker, of the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company,
who said that most Of the instruments were put In
under a written agreement that they were 10 be used
for legitimate stock brokers business only He Issued
an order on Saturday for the removal OF the Instruments
He told the aggreved "buCketshOp managers yester-
day that " they felt themselves aggreyed they must
apply the courts for remedy The firms that lost
t6elf indicators yesterday were A. H. Gurus CO.. NO
80 Newest. l. w. Knapp, No. 3S BrOad-s Allison Co.,
No BrOad-st, H. {. Friedman Co., No II ErOad-st,
aud Tumbridge & Co., No. 81 Newest two taken and
Toto
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
and 10 this end Il s asked that trees be trimmed and cut
away particularly about dwelling houses
SCOTT LORDS sPIRITUALIsT WITNESS.
THE CoUNsELs OPINION OF HER STANDING AND



vERACITY.
In regard to the witness, introduced on
Friday In the Vanderbilt viii case, who claimed TO be
widow Of the late DR.. stoddard Ia claim denied by
Mrs Stoddard Of Poughkeepse, who declares that she
the true and lawful widow Of the dead doetOr Scott
Lord Of the counsel the contestants said yesterday
have not the witness since Bne left the court
the day of her examination but have no reason 10
doubt her claim From independent evidence know that
lived with DR.. stOddard and by him was introduced
and recognized his ife. whether there was legal
divorce from the first wife fdo not know whether the
later marriage In all respects perfect These spirit
uasts not require. perhaps, all the formaes ana
rites that demanded by persons Of different faiths
The witness will take the stand again tomorrow and
think probable that she be able to explain the
matter I do not deny that DR.. StOddard may
have had former wife whom he discarded, for have
not had TO Inquire into that matter, but from
credible authority, independent OF this witness am
confident that ts woman was the wife OF the DOCTOR
at sure, also" continued Mr.. Lord, THAT she nad
the interviews with the Vanderoilts 70 which she has
testified. A long time ago was told that Commodore
StOddard and a few months ago / was Informed that
StOddard widow had been present the interviews
between the doctor and the Vanderbts. The dscrep-
ancy In the name Is very slight In her testimony she
stated that her husbands name was Charles Amas9.
The doctor have found convenient TO change MS
name, partially at least during his residence IN TINS
city"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
THE HEALTH on THF RTYER TowNs.

The officials of the villages of TarrytOwn,
Irylngton and Dobbs Ferry, all III the town Of Green
burg have put forth placard, asking the citizens TO
assist their local authorities in behalf Of the public
health. They say that the villages have not sufficient
wealth 20 undertake ODerOus improvements such as
eWerB but yet TOO popu0us TO be neglectfu They
ASK that gtagnaut avoided by abandoning ar
heial ponds aud not ddmnlng up courses or streams
They also depfecate the OF drawing water from
Zee ponds IN suameF They assert that malaria h local.
and that local care will keep away The free adms
aOn VI sunlight 10 recommended as en- agent Of health
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
AIIEGED FRAUD IN ELIZABETH, n. J.

The people of Elizabeth, N. j., are clamorous
for an honest assessment OF real estate One citizen
charges that houses of his taxed at valuation Of
25OO while house worth more than double the value
Of his and IN a better location, yalued at
81 200 II is alleged that frauds upon an entcn-
sye scae have been discovered I'm all the wards but
particularly in those in the upper part OF the city.
Property in the Sixth Ward that mOrtgagcd for $685.
45O ia entered the Assessors book at only $4,000
The Fifth Ward is also reported 70 be In as bad cOndi
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
LIABuTTIEs OF BANKRUPTs.

Thirty failures were reported III this city
during September, on which the aggregate liabilities
were a. .3O7 O72 and the assets were estimated at
50 7O4Al7 This is the smallest record Of failures for
over year, and compared with the same month last
year shows decrease in the number OF 80 per cent,
the total liabilities being nearly the same in amount
Twentyfye assignments recorded IN which eleven
mad preferred creditors who took all the assets III a
majority of the cases. leaving nothing for the general
creIftOrR
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

"Away, sir" Indignantly exclaimed an Oak
land girl 20 her sweetheart the other day. Didn't tell
YOU that 40 long US tobacco whskey touched your lips
you should never kiss mneP :" Yes, you lhie) did,"
said the delnOrahzed youth, feeling for his hat and
this Il ic what feler gets fur (hcj using nothing but
heastly pipe, aud lel, an taking hls Ditters tbicl
through glass tube You girls don't Gnow what you do
want"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
THE GERMAN SOCIALIST BILL.

BERLIN. Monday, Sept. 30 1875
Tt is seml-oficially announced that the Gov
erpmept will not accept the committees amendment
limiting the operation of the socastc bill to two ana
q half years.
rFby other Fbrsfoa ve,gs see First PagGl
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
COAL MLNING TO BE RESUMED.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Sept. 30.-WOrk Will be
resumed tomorrow In the coleries OF this secon' 70
continue two weeks On November 1, another resuInp-
;ion will take place, wncn full mOnthS Work ls eh-
ID
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
p o S T s GRIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AMEER SEEKING AID.

VIENNA, Monday sept JU 1910.
The Political CorrespORdenee's COnstantinOpie
dspatch states that schr Ali Khan the secret envoy Oh
rbe Ameer Of Afghauistan, Is instructed to
claim the sultans intervention in the pending
difficulty in order that England shall not declare war
against Afghanstan. He ls further to convince the
Sultan that an alliance with Russia is advisable f9r te @
Mnssnmsn race and that the Ameer personally is de-
cided 10 conclude such an alliance.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
AUSTRALIAN CRICKErERs AT PRACTICE.


TRYING THE FIELD AT HOBOKEN-THE ARRANGE
MENTs FOR THE GAME TO-DAY.
The Australian crieketeTs started early yes
tcrday morning for the grounds of the St. Georges
Cricket Club at the foot of Ninthst HObOken. The men
were all very stiff Of them having taken any exeT
else for ten days. The Of their arrival quickly
spread through HObOken, and in short time hundreds
Of persons we're watching the players c. BanneTman
the ampiOn batsman, first took the bat and did some
very fine hitting. The bowlers were Messrs. Garrett
Boyle and Murd Ock. Bannerman played with such ease
and 80 very wen that he drew repeated applause He
has peculiar block close on his Leg While MurdOck
was bowling one Of the balls struck Bannerman in the
wrist but by he is 70 play II ts believed that
1t will not trouble him. Boyle next made some very
good PLAYS. In hitting the men Knocked the ball very
high; Hogan sending II the club house and tencea
distance of about 100 yards The bowling OF the Austria
laus hard 10 play, the balls have tendency 10
break IN on the wicket
Tue club practised until o'clock They then left for
this CITY, where they visited the TOmbs and other places
OF interest Last night they occupied two boxes at the
Park Theatre. The boxes were decorated with bats,
Tue ground at HObOken is IN excellent condition.
There Is large rereshment tent and tent for the ac
cOpTnOdatOn Of ladies' No person except the players
win allowed In the club house, where dinner VIII be
provided for them A row Of benches has been ar
ranged outside the quarter-ne tracki OF the American
Athletic Club The grand stand has been strengthened
The match game begins this morning Wicket VIII be
pitched at 1890 The game viii be called at IL sharp,
and drawn at half-past 3.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Artemus 6 Homes read a statement approving Of th

acts OF Henry Willard as receiver, and charging that
Carlos g. Greeley the cO-receiver at St. Louis, had
tered into conspiracy with the directors and officers
Of the Kansas Pacific ROAD, aud with JAY Could and
his associates, 20 defrRud tDe bOndhOlders OF
the company L. II. Meyer offered a resolution, which
was unanimously adopted, approving the administTa-
ton OF Receiver Willard, cOndemnng that OF Receiver
Greeley and recommending tina: application be made
70 the courts the removal OF Mr. Greeley and the
retention OF Mr. Willard as sole receiver.
l.. H. Meyer, William d. Bond aud Alfred Morrison
were appointed a committee draw up plan OF reOr
ganizaiion, 10 be reported 10 q meeting OF the bond
holders on October IS.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
BOwEL COMPLAINTS
ACHES AND PAINS
DIR. RilWATS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseess elegantly coated for the Of all dls
orders liver bowela Kdney bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation indigestion dyspepsiA
bniouauess bilious lever Inflammation OF the bowels,
nes arr an ens Of internal vscea Warranted
Wenect a positive cure. Price 25 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

Total for Sept. l863S26 Total for Sept.f BO ooI
IncTeasefoT O4s252 bush
Railway exports Of grain from this point from Janus
airy 1873 TO date and for the corresponding period OF
1877, were For 1873, 1a,923, ,362 buShI for 1877,
e,l2A3s0 bush. Increase fox 1878, S,7os.97a buah,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

lGa Gneresss SSss1i Tor $50 bush
Miscellaneous shipments by canal from the opening OF
navigation to the present time have beef follows:
Lumber, 72,5S1,54 feet slaves, Oh 7oiO3i pounds;
shingles (number, ,59s0 600 pork 1410s bbls; lard,
$4,000 pounds petroleum, 72,772 bbls
The railway exports from this point for tho month Of
September, 1878, and for the corresponding mouth Of
1877 were as fOlloWsi
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

s,r -,.e. bsBI sun srts... l3 Co-k slowlOm. .24s.
Nfoon sets 500 Moon souths A:4O Moons days %
MIN WATER GODAT-A A.
Sandy Hook II tFand.... Hell GAts'... l2O
WArEH IODAf-P. n.
sandy Hook 1855 GOV. IAAni.. OOl Hon dape'''' lou
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Announcement

To CoNsUMPTIvEs.-Many have been happy
IN i've their tesmonv I'M favor of TWibors Pure Cod Liver
Experisnce has proved u 70 De
asthma, dphtheria, and all diseases
q The throat an lungs Mand only by A B. Wilbor Chem
ist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
NOTES OF Woe
Cease crying baby given MILK OF MAGNEs ior sour
stomach and wind In that organ sofa Oy all uiuBssts'
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
CANAL BUSINESS AT BUFFIL0.

AN INCREASE IN TOLLS, CLEARANCEs AND GRAIN
SHIPMENTS OVER 1877.
BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept. 30.-The Canal Col
lector NJ this port makes the following statement OF the
business transacted at this point for the past MONTH aud
for the season thus far with comparative tables for the
same period OF 1877:
ToIs sept 1873 688 80 Cearances sept 1873 l570
time, 1871. 7663b Al same time, l51I...l, lOl
Increase .. s3g OOl SB Increase. ............ 466
Tolls, season OF ClehIdnccs, bthsoh OF
d63l5S n lS1S..-..
time loI7p 3O5O21 % saue tilne lS't.'''4,o'O
Increase ..$l4l13l OS Increase.... ........"l,O2O
The amount OF -four shipped from the opening Of nay
cation TO the present time has been 07l barrels Dur
ing the time 1877 1t was 1878 barrels de-
crease In 1878 of ,70s barrels
The grain shipped during the season bas been as fol-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
9a,nb5' Noon TO- o. NJ 69'. Midnight olH
HiRhest durinF me dav, TO- lowest, 81.
Average 64la7 same dAy. 1917, b4b.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
STATEMENT
CARL H. SCHULTZ.

The Apollnaris Company nov n defendant In German
Court involving similar charges against the charac
Ter Of their those preferred against In NewYork,
have published plausible statement which, II not contra
exposed would make them ear TO be the injured
party -,
guoo support OF their position They great In quota
lions know from their advertisements viii quote
from their certificates and from the same eminent
chemists, with exception forgot 70 anayze o D
tsd water 10 avoid argument will conhne myself to
them. ~. - -.
Their great authority and mnin pillar s Dr. hohr
who published examination OF bottled mineral waters
amongst tnem Aponas After determining us quantity Oh
Chloride Of sodium TO be l4SS in 10000 parts-the New
yorl, analyst. unues IL Os3 it confirms hlm-he SAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

Best N; Aberystwfth Castle. Hughes. Newcastle Chai
Ienger. Thompson. HILL; ciiock Goodman do: Rosa H.
Barbn ghlata Dublin: Ottowa. Cody. do Livingstone
Hansen, United States; Sondemanden. Hansen. Cork
9th. Saga, Gloucester
RIVAL April II Arrived Bremen HeIlmers Charleston:
Doris, uerboth. Savannah
RorrYRp,u April 24-tieared Bertha. Gaara New York
RougS April rs s,ied AmsiIca. Ferrsr New York.
CLEARED 9th. Luisa, Colombo. New York.
sgIssarxpE April 2o-Arrived August Strive. Whining
ton No: yelox. Olson Charleston.
SYDNEY NSW. April 6-saiied, Austraa ts). Cargill.
San Francisco
bcc ,,,,,,
Baltimore. $780, $1,000
gallo New York. . .
Wrsr CoAsr ArRIcA-At Grand Bassa April = Libe.
ria Richardson from Cape Pamas; Fury. Hubbard. from
Sierra Leone. - ,r,,
bolivia Martin from Cape Co Castle; La Plata, Cover
from Winnebah. -. -
fand sailed 2st for eeward. and was NJ Appam 26th
AZ Jeilah Coffee March 2l Adde II Chadwick, Colla,
moro. from Addah. -
sailed from Edna April /. Ida G, Conn., Sinoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

ship carondeles, s,esson. from Hull April 4
CLEARED.


steamer city Of Brussels tr,. Watkins Liverpool via
steamer STATE Louisiana CBp. Johnston. GLASGOW
" steamer Aihambra tBr, McElhnncy. Halifax. rs, and
81 Johns, NF-Giatk scuman
steamer ten Barnes, Checsman, savannah-Murray,
Ferris Co. -
sscamer Amaryilis tDr. B,agporn. Baltimore O
steamer Martha Stevens Chance, Ba'timore-wm Da,
steamer A 9 sinners. Warren. neutrality-suspicious.
Ship Louise CSorl Uncer. Amsterdam -Funcn. Edge
Shin Harvey NILS Minis san Francisco Sutton h Co
Bark tcbc (Norl. Gram. Gloucester, E-Fencb, Edye
Bark Hattie II mr.. Locknar,. Hull. Ed whitney
Bark Dp,on CBr) Gauntlet. Pcnarh Roads orders
Bars poscidon tNot,, Erikscn, Dundce-Benham& boy
Bs.k wsnon, Cswc). ryte, Cork for ordcrs-Bcnham &
Bsrk Maud SCANNED DID, Thompson. Cork for orders
Batk Castelar, ,Sor. Carlson. Cork Tor orders-Funch,
bark ksphs CNoD. zetiescn. Cork Falmouth for
ders--Fuucn. EyeSC GO.
.s '' osn' '0'6 OF f"mo"'n TOT Or
Bsrk virginia nariow IIavrc-Doyd a Hinckcn.
Bark Eicsnora Madre tltnl, Scala Maseillcs james
BAH ossie.o Primo Utah, Rurslcro' Gibraltar for or
BARK :, Iucie. Msrriman. Valparaiso and Moiiendo
mig faglc, DO Davis Mauritus for ordcrs-J Norton
Biz Emma Dean vcuz,. Domlnigucs. Porto Cabclo--J
brig Mary II Williams C,r). Morrcli, clndad Bolivar
i1is Nerie Walsh. s. crois-r,ocl,e Bros 4 Co
Brig LIZA Thompson. Mcdonnell ST Pierre, Mnrt-L w
Bhg o stimau. Tibbests, Portland. Mc-Milier a
ischr Nellie. Perry. lara tcubap-A Latassa
Bfiusnt tBrl. Dagie, PIctou. kSP Ncvins h Son
r-hr Myroycr. Brown. Charleston Evans, Ball 4 Co. .
scht sarah D. Davis Cottrel, Bucksvile, sC-Aivah
sstr n (. Davis Chase Dcnnispott Mss.-Doans Gots
sebr Illinois, Wilson. New lIaven-CMtwright Doyle