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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-11
BAY ST. LOUIS,

bAH ST LUDE8s
BAY ST. LOUIS-PASS CHRISTIAN,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE OF STEAMER NEW
CAMILLA.
r. - IN ORDER TO LAND PAssEN-
gers at an early hour the
NEW CAMELIA
will, from and after the eighth of June, leave on
arrival of the IL a. m. City Railroad train
A freight depot is now established at the Mag
noiia Bridge, New Basin. where freight " i'll be
received all day on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS, and up to 8 a. m. on TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for horses and live stock.
@. NJ. SOFIA, Agent.
le62Y No. 90 Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-11
RnloyK.-Wniflnr flrdern.
Receipts of Produce

Brit ship Portlaw. Anderson. 81 days fm Liverpool
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-11
RED RKyER,
RatI IRivar and Tnxna.

<@SnNss FOK SHREVEPORT, JEFFER-
f<aIE Auh<son. Hot Springs and ali land.
60 sings on Red River and railway
stations IN Texas.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

For disaster to steamer Georgia Pacific Mail iinc
general news column.
Capt McRitche. OF tho steamer Eysa. ani Capt Wat
Of the steamer Algeria have thanks for special
moi ogca observations in with tn
HERALD weather service.
sTsAxen ROANOKE, for Norfolk. towed back Bal
tir,orc Oct with cranx broken.
SnIr MIrRKDALE (Br, Brown. from Liverpool, while
Ing up San .r.nsseo harbor morning Of Sept 10
foretop her stays The ship had her
main rigging carried away and received other dam
was towed into dock.
BARK TRIUMPH r, At San Francisco Sept 20 from Cape
native Of Cork. aged ~ fell overboard and
drowned.
reports hsvlEg furious hurricane Oft the
poles for 10 hoars shipped sea- which broke the
wheel, skyHht and companion. filing tae cabin with
water and damaging provisiols
ScHR PRuDENcK Ilasey from Providence is ashore on
Flood Rock. He'll Gate, and leaking badly.
scHR HENRY sKAvEY from Bangor for Brunswick. Ga.
put .to Portland. e on Sunday lesky She will dock for
repairs
scaR EXPRESS fisherman OF Gloucester Mass, arrived
way stopped the leak and proceeded fishing cruise
scnRGKo DSucL.ss Bryan from NswYorx for antigua.
repairing. schr Hattie y Meston from New York. arrived
scHR CHARMgR. Noyes. from Savannah for New York.
which put into Charleston 4h inst experienced light
gales ana was forced to into Chssston oa aarbor
% the wss 10 * e os h the s
wcgan Refer waterlogsed abandoned and stripped
6thl
Goop TRIP-stoamer Montana. Of the Guion iins which
say. sS s at 80 N. arrived at New Yon a. sa1
AN yesterday alter passage OFT days % hours spparent
SCHOONER BuRSyD.-The New Haven Palladium OF 7th
S"ss
about nine O'clock TO be fire. Boatmen
dance. H~r:.,. hsd sssa .,,ppsd % and nsr
va. ns at b ans % a
hold while the captain and we're board They
the cargo that there dro
Sss 1 her sails ra na M h sa .sa ns ps
old Il supposed that the water got to the iims
could be obtsincd last night"
HALIFAX. DC, 7Bark Psysant tr), before reported
ashore Navy Island came of without injury and is
ready for sss.
NORFOLK. Oct Q Capt Anderson. Of the British schr
Conquest which was run into while at anchor Hamp.
ton Roads s @ ns s
captain Of the latter vessel who paid Ss25 In cash
damages
the bark Victoria tBr, bound swansea su River
cargo shii,ins 80 ssareoard Tne Board rseommendeS
thai the bark be owes G to .s ss y and 70.
and IS athoms OF CABLE but the vessel found
a was also held on the schr Hattie, from san
.ss The Board ps. and
sails provi ana ana the .; 'ssssl made tight.
sap watsrog icd, supposed 70 bo i.er laden.
m' o. Sssn s'sa s 70 , but 9a. opns S
and housesft / thinks the crew taken OH
SALEM, 3-Schr Addio q snow, Thorndqkc from Gov
Bay CB reports Sept 20 lat ~ H. iS To- picked up
large buoy; had the letter painted it and
Frencn flag. about three toet suusre. attached.
suIrBuiLpISc-D o Blasde, Of Phipsburg. Is gcttins
out the frame bars Of CO. be put up this
The line ship building by Eben Hackc,t Ut Damsrscoa.
ASa ,sa wall S Do % On n.a this Ie, she
cott New York.
Master Melons aid Is framing ship yard OF
Chapm an * Flint. hath.
Bark Ormus has been thoroughly Ovsrhaued partly
rebuilt A. pembroke.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
WHALEAIEN.

Arrived at New BE dfosd Oct 4 bark Rousseau. Amy.
Atlantic Ocean kabe nda Juy g. with 400 bbis
buls home 3U0 bbls sp ibis
wh aud 5000 lbs bone. Heard from July bxrks
ter part Of May Mcrns aid Allen Of wstport 400 Lbs
- sIuce leavin ST Helena July 4: George Mary. do
IS bbls sp: Taerane Briggs, no. nothing last
port; On. Baker. do. The ling season
IN the e"nst AfricN has been n failure.
Also arrived do 7th schr Unon keynari OF westpor
from Atlantic ocean. with - bbs Spoke l5 lat
81 Ion bark SHppho, Edick NIB ~ bbs this
Sept bark BerthA Robinson do. 800 bbls asan
Lou nd Tor faya uct $50 miles SIS No Mans Land
bark sea Fox. jenkins. do. two pofpoises
Sailed New Bedford Oct T. ship amos Arnold vii.
son. Pacific Ocean barts John West. Davis do Mars
Weeks. do.
Arrived Boston Oct o. schrs Antarctic Bell North
Atlantic Ocean ot and via frovincetvwn; William A
Crczie Roocits North Atlantic Ocean. OF and via
tnc.iowB.
Bnra Leyal T. nder Capt Fisher arrived san Francico
Sept IL, 3J days IRON Point Barrow. with 600 lbs
freight Sha reports the wssther very cold
she left. squalls. Tue feet taken
last although all lad been
"keturn kcein Capt Noyes. oi til. bark Mount
wo.laston had made cafcul soundngs OF Camden Bay
with the IIocn Mar and brig onward. Capt Smith
era remHiued at Camden bay while the rest of the
vessels returned to Point Barrow, preicrriug 10
stay In that neghborhood during September and take
that they will Hnd plenty OF whales A large portion of
the whaebone len board Of the Three Brothers
season recovered from the natives, but nothing
the Iu coming through Betring trst
below Lawrence Bay most unusus Tor
that o Barks Sea Breeze Hunter Coral
Dawn Pacific aud Rainbow all dam less
by and tho Rainbow caught Ia pack lost
whaling material whenever possDle and exp.ct
.a1auro
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

UNAcCoCNTABIE ABSENCE or WELL KNOWN
AND POPULAR YOUNG NAN OF PIrTsBUIG,
PA-srRoNG SUSPICION OF MURDEn-THEo-
Elxs OF The DETECTIVES.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PirTssURG, Pa. ocs. Z, 1873.
very mysterious sudden and unacco mt
able disappeaf~nce has como lisnt IN this city
DAY. Alexander Caldwell. young gentleman,
VINO came here from Wheeling, W. Va, about
year ago. who belongs enc OF
the wealthisst and most prominent families
in that CITY. has been heard OF
the night Of sunday, September 20, at seven
o'clock. he bead bookkosper a large
grocery house and was generally very quiet
and steady In his haoiis- On Sunday evening
be walking with q friend when
they met young lady, wnom the friend Joined, and
proposed to accompany TO her residence. Caldwell
then bads them good night, saying that he would
meet bis friend Ia Of the hotels an hour later
Since tnen nothing has been heard OF him.
THEoKgs REGARDING HIS PATK.
probable is that OF The detectives who work
ng up the case. Il seems that well known sporlIng
laan, who lives near Allegheny. had a mistress WHO
had met Caldwell and become infatuated with MIN.
Ihe Jealousy OF tue protector OF the gri was aroused
ano lac removed her TO private apartment Ia some
unkno~u house. she cent word 10 Caldwell
her Whereabouts and ne continued 10 VISIT
her When be Ieit his ir,eud on sunday night hc
told him he intended TO visit this girl, but would not
lelI where she was. IL Is thought that the
girls first lover into her room while
Caldwell was tnero in mis- Jury murdsred
him and disposed OF the body IN some way.
TIE girl has traced Wheeling and viii be
rested tonight Her lover has been found, and
the room, where sne lived cannot DC discovered.
ANOTHER THEORY
The other theory Is tnat he WAS set ON by some OF
the bands street thieves that infest the
city, VINO judged from his elegant clothes that he
had valuabies on his person. He had, however,
only couple OF dollars Ia money 10 his
POCKET and handsome ring on his pngsr.
He had large due hm by his employers, but did
not draw VI IT. His books aud nave been
examined and found to be In perfect order. so
there seems " be little doubt Of foul
pay These facts are only known the nrm who
employed hIm, the detectives and his reia-
uves, ana Will. no doubt prooscs great sensation,
40 Caldwell Is we'll known ana very popular
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
COUNTEEFEITERS CAPTURED.
sPEcIAL AGENTS ARRESTED AS ROBBERS WHILE

sPECIAL AGENTS ARRESTED AS ROBBERS WHILE
IN PURSUIT.
WASHINGTON, Oct T. 1873
The Secret Service Division the Treasury Depart
mens to-day received Information oil the arrest OF
seven additional alleged members Of the Crabtres
gang OF counterieiters in kentucky ana Tennessee,
and they In Jail at Knoxviile. Their names
Elias Lawson, Frank Wilmer, Merrill Oakes James
y. Miller, Harrison Settles, George ~ Shepard and
Benjamin =. Allen. Twenty-six members OF tho gang
have thu arrested.
oPTiCERS ARRESTED.
Two special agents OF the Treasury, n. D. vanhorn
and X B. Jones' were arrested while tracking these
eounlcrieiers IN kectucky and locked up suspi-
eiop OF being connected with robbery Whitley
county. suspicion having been directed toward
they were strangers IN that locality. rhey
have secured their release by Identifying the emselves
employees OF the Secret Service bureau, but this
would have defeated their plans couu
feitsrs, from unom they had purchased counterfeit
money. Que OF the parties mad Such counterfeit
msDey on his-persor at the time of his arrest
Was held The additional charge OF coungerfeting.
They finally released, and s.e twenty.six coun.
tsrfcitsrs then arrested
HAUL.
Another telegram received at tho Secret Service
Bureau announces arrest of Theodore Camp, Joel
Plchsr, j. W. ood, Jonn Heavier Albert Wick
more 81 To~anda, Pa, to-day. u charge OF count
erieiting Several sets OF mould aud u lot OF count
srfeit coins were captured The parties are held tor
ocaring.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08

s<eamer Devon (Br), Western. Bristol E-W Morgan.
Steamer Daniel steInm tBelg). Lechere Antwerp
Funch Edys X Co - .
steamer Herman Livingston Fleetwood. savannsh-Geo
Y0nge. =, 80, -
Steamship Go.
steamer VIM Woodward, Young, Ba!timore-J Krems
steamer Martha Stev MS Chance. Baitmore-J Krems
Steamer Franconiu Bragg Portland, Me-J Ames.
ship Wilhelm Linck GER, Utech. Neufahrwa asser-
Funcl, Edve " Co.
Bark KoEg Carl tNor). Hansen, Cork Falmouth for
orders Beuham * Boyesen.
Baik Albion tNoD. uunderson. Eisinore for orders
ku ch. Edye Co.
Bark Sioboda tAus), Gaalis, Dunkirk-Slocoyich Co
II Sole ttail La Rosa,
Co
Bark Ehra Barss tBr, Hollis Hamilton tBermuda,-
Jones 4 Lough.
Bark Sara (Aus), Matcovh Philade phi1-Funch, kdye
Co.
namo WI waydell 4 Co.
Schr Anita McCready Ciudad Boiivar-(iso Gillett.
Schr Marx Pende;on, Pendleton, st Pierre, Aart-F
Smith Go.
sor, NS-Peniston Il 20.
Schr Dresden, Dennison, B0ston-A Heney.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08

BxIrAsT. Oct 2-Arrivsa, bark Ada tBr. Raymond St
Bs.xupA sept 25-Arrived brig Fleetwing tBr), Bray.
brook rurk. slnni for Nswpor ri tput IN 60 land pas
Demerara; 27tn. Annie Flsrence tBr. HutehinTs Bar
2e1 brig Sorayi.n t, Bell Prince na~srs isl.ne
Winter. and saney bros s,r,. symons, d.x; brig Ex'
from New YORK ss!ivsa Sept so. dss: Geo Douglass
lass from Ne York. arrived soth with materials tor schr
CADIz sept o-In port brig Goodwin. cogrns for New
York.
S,s.ssa 81, Ell Asa iss sso.,rsv, Clyde.
New YORK or Delaware Bresiwa.or. ,'.'
son tSor. Thorssn Palms M.jo,es. FOR New YORK reDs
Union, yrs. aiss; .shrs Eagls Rock, h.mmcnd. di.s;
VIM Frsderirk. Hs.ssii. Tor Venice. repg
Sailed 9Th. steamer Reading. colburn. New York.
Tau,ocx, Aug Sailed, bark J Walter scammeI (Br),
Lysnroot. Oct s-Arrived. ship New City tBr. Bray,
Malaga sept aiIn port, bark Abby Bacon. Merrill for
Mosrn1aL DC. 4-Arrved. steamer siluran tBr,. Col.
sailed l,h ship Lake Michigan dr. Boufier London
bark Ashsn,ce tBr. Johnston. Cork.
PANAMA Oct a-Arrvsd, steamer Coima sesrle. San
PIcrou. sept so-CIsared. brig Eos tBr, Dawson Brs-
ouhnrc. Oct 4.A,rlved steamer Lake, Nepigon tBr,.
LlyerpOOi rl.
Kenze. Pictou for Montreal
Arrived Oct g. lsrk Cavalier from sore land sailed 4th
= Arrived 7sh. steamer CANADIAN OBJ. Mclean, GLASGOW
In the river Oct Darx John Abbott tBr), Crane from
Silloth.
cs q. &c s.w brig z.non Leblanc
snELBuxSk. As, sept 3u-Arrivcd schr Red Beach.
,sacry,LlK. xB: Oct i-clearea. sehr Ann.t.s B.,.
sr yonS NIB. Oct 4-Ciearsd, sehr k Moran, Martin,
Vicronia Sept 2s-Arrved ship Magdais tBr,, Jones,
fokohanA.
tprR STEAMER CRY or MosrASAl
DEAL. sept 27rassed. Harmonic. Neaisen, London for
Savannah.
DUBLIN. Sept 27-Arrived, Edda, Er,cksen. Chatham,
Nh
FALMOUTH, Sept 27-Arrived. capeis ,s. Dryden, New
Cleared 18th 20sh. viglant NixonQrom Philadelphia
Belfast
St John. Nm: h " ststson, Moore. New Yorx.
GLoucrsrEa. sept a7zssied King Arthur. Galveston.
Chariottetown. PEi AnnHbea, Hepburn. Kicnibuct 10
Mecete. Larsen. - John, Lizzie Cameron Cameron
Sailed 26tn. Campbch, Curling. 81 John, NIB; 9th
oBriep, Wallace. sandy Hook; sicily Isl. Green.
YORK.
or ruskar OATH Alice Buck. Herriman from Liverpool
Tor HoInbay.
ON iio,hsad 25sh. india, Drkscn from Liverpool for
Tybee. -
oHhe skcrrcs 2oth Arcadia Dakin from Liyerpool for
Key West.
PsKAarn, Sept 27-Arr,sd. Juno Carlson, 81 John NB
Sniied 2fth, SAINT spring. bacon, Muutevideo.
QrEksrowr, sept 2o-saiiet: Zerbino ~, Dowsney,
sIesrsa sG, h. N Baraois. olivari. Bow,inr.
ST CATnkRiEEs POINT. sept ~ Passed, A Schoitcn
81, Wis., from Rotterdam Tor New York.
Qusxssrows sept AZ The Italian bark Marie Msrrb.
rita Borscons while proceeding to sea la tow on
and halt but came Of with Hood tide with tho
assistance OF tug.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
WAS SHE MURDERED?

4 WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HER ROOM IN
TENEMENT HoUsx-MARKs OF vIoLxNcE ON
THE BODY.
man, whose general appearance Indicated that he
was but recovering from prolonged debauch entered
the Twentieth Precinct station house yesterday morn
Ing, told the sergeant that his wife lying
dangerously i'll at residence. No. 3I7 West Forty
first street. His tradc-
tory He said a first that his wife had fallen ana
injured hcrso and when questioned to the nature
o injuries replied that she sick, and he could
not tell what was tno matter with her. The mans
eyes were bloodshot, and whiskey bottle
in the capacious side pocket OF torn coat The
sergeant thought the sufficiently suspicious TO
demand Investigation and detained the half intox-
icaled while Officer Fleming looked into the
In the meantime The man whs haa reported tho
case became communicative. He said that his
name Henry Nagei, and tnat he was employed in
tho cabinet shop OF Funk l. Dishl HIS wife, be sald
had been 10 delicate health for long time. and no
wished removed TO Bellevue hospital
sCgXg TRAGEDY
When Oincer Fleming had reached tho residence
mentioned 0y Nagel The neignbor we're prepared Tor
the Official visit and indicated by their movements
drunkara's rooms. Opening the door The of1cer
raissd his voice and demanded II any one was pres
cut. In answer 10 The summons miseraby clad care
worn youth came IRON the inner room. He SAID that
his name was Louis Nagci and that his mother, whom
ing 10 the room from which he had emerged. lie
boicycd she dead When ihc door of the bod
room WAS thrown open the body OF a woman
revealed, lying on The bed ana covered by
torn quilt. rho room, rather what small
had been recently disturbed. The room WIS
strewn with broken utensils us II u prolonged and
deadly struggle haa taken place. The doad body too
was BRUISED tho face discolorcd, from
blows The left eye black, Tho lace
by swollen and hnger marks could be traced the
partially disc00red neck These signs Indicated that
tho woman been ioully dealt with. Tho body was
rigid DEATH showing that lie mad been extinct for
several hours.
EVERY ONE RETicEyT.
Her son, who ha1 c0oy surveyed the officer, 70.
fused 10 give any information whicn would explain
tho Of his mothers death 10 All questions no
gave = stoiid and unsatisfactory reply ,akon
Twentieth preciuct station house locked up
with his iathsr Sergeant Havens refused give any
in0rnAt the sut ect, and wsuid permit
PRISONERS to be intsrviswed. Tho Central Office
not ADVISED OF the up to late las. night.
The ueighbors knew that Naeel and his wife had
fre quentiy quarreiied, but they dd not
nit themselves by giving amy definite inform alton
Nagel had occupied the apartment about month";
He Was regarded AS quarrelsone, dis
sipated fellow. Adam Schncider, proprietor OF
o lager beer saloon the front OF the house. said
that ne had heard struggle on Sunday ngbt IN
Nagcps rooms Their quurreis were ir, quspt, and
MIR. Schneider had more lnan once gono
and called TO them TO cease their upr0ar and not
turD the neighbornood.
Coroner Croker TOOK charge Of the case, ana an
ciai Investigation Will be mad to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
FIGHTING DISTlLLERS.

AooNsHIsERs IN TENNESSEE DEFY THE REvESuE
oTFIcIALs-A PITCHED BATrLE-REroRIED
SUCCESS OF THE MARsHALs POSSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE aERALD.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct !, ls7s.
On the lst inst Special Deputy Collector j. NJ
Phillips left nere with lty well equipped wen for
RAID The Illicit distilleries Of oyerton. Putnam.
Fsntrsss and Jackson counties, destroying eight
Illicit concerns valued at $1,000 philips says that
on approaching the disticry OF Jonathan Alfred, on
,he 81 insl they were fired into al short range by
James Pitman, an empIoye OF Alfred, but without
effect AT the distilery OF c. N. Bowman Tour shots
nred and Two or three men wcse seen a.
= distance with arms In their handS On reaching
Crawford Mill, Roaring kiver, mountain torrent
which passes through some OF the roughest country
In Tennessee, consisting OF high, abrupt hills, buis
ana deep ravnes. they heard horn blown and in ro
sponse tour or five made their appearance on
shs crest OF a bluff hundred feet high, which CON-
manded ford Phillips and his men expected to
cross.
Phillips sent Deputy Collector Mauphin with
eighteen men up river, with Instructions cross
tne stream some distance above ana come down IN
the rear ..wiid cal'' men. As soon as Mauphn
and his came IN signt OF The dsiilers on tue OPP
posilc side OF The bun irom Phillips the
moonsh ers' formed IA regular line cf battle aud
once opened tire on Aaupan, who returned
H. Killing iour Illicit distiliers, breaking the thigh OF
thon forced To retreat lor want OF ammu-
nltion, but not followed by the moonsniners,
who stil kept around their very advantageous POSI-
HON. None OF the revenue raiders received scratch
CIzens VINO claimed 10 know told Phihips that there
less than hundred 'moonshners," armed
with long range guns, and that they beng
forced by parties from other localities Tue Illicit
dstIllers nred Al random, making scattering shots
while the revenue VINO composed equally OF
exederai exCon soldiers, cooly reserved
their nre and only put their bullets wnere thsy
thought most was to be accomplished.
An AMBUSH PREPARED
The Illicit cistiliers nAd formed ambush tor the
revenue men, suppos.ng they would cross the lord
their way Flat Creek TEey were prepared ~
their from the nrst point Tue ouiposts oi tho
moonshiners were 10 drive the raiders through
pass into very clutches OF the main body OF
Armed Illicit disters who would be enabicd to hre
Them from ionr sides, and perhaps unnihiiate them
large number oil cartridges has been iurnished the
raiders to-y, and the next contest Will doubtess bc
bloody one. II is reported that during The retreat
Of the revenue Of them look deiibsrasc dead
aim at 'smoopsniner aud nred; al that instant tho
latter wildly threw bis hands and then fell 10 The
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxTwgRP Oct 6-Arrivod, ship Minnie Swift tr,, Lis
we New York Annie Bingay tB Cam. do nth. steamer
switEeriand tex), Jackson do ships Ragnar (Br) Me-
Gr.gor 40; India tNor, Hutchinson do; Lcnnie Burr
tB Robertson, do; Everest tBr. Churchill do; Fanny
tr, Lstelisr, Boston; banks Annie Marshall tI,r,.
Parker. Now York; Harold Cr) Densmore do; caseiIo
Drarone dta schisEino. dot George Davis tBr. Hooker
wilmington, NC; Annie Troop tBr). Ferguson, fbiis
deiphia
sailed 9th. barks Aida tSor). Bodtkcr. Now York; .
Penery tBr. Penery, do
AMSTERDAM. Oct 6--Arrived. bark Maria Csthsfins
tDutehL suisman, Baltitnorc
sailed 7.h. snip Portaw Dr), Anderson. New orleana
The New York herald., 1878-10-08
sehr o.s.gs whl..lsr. Jr narre.. v.na .ven Nev

schr George Whistler Jr. Burgess vina Haven for Now
York.
schr Abbie l. Emery Emery. Fall River for New York.
schr Ever rsen Turner. Providence for New York
schr Prudence. Haisey, Stonngton for New YORK.:
kchr Minnesota. Donovan. New London for New York.
Schr David Curric Pease, Portland CT for New York.
schr Highland, Murphy. Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Francsnia Brayg, New York far Portland.
sehr Commerce. Thorndike. New York for Rockiand.
Sehr Island Belle. SIN maIl. New YORK for rastport.
sehr Waterman. Hinckey. Hoboken for Providence.
sehr Wooihuil. Buncs. kewburg tor Norwich
Schr Ellen Morrison. thorn. Amboy tor Portland No.
Schr Senator Wells, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Huntington, Nickerson Port johnson Tor Bos
schr Louisa A Boaldman. Norwood. Port johnson for
Boston
senr Amos Falkcnburg Early. Phadelphia for Bristol,
Schr Sunbeam NEG uiness PhladephiA for New Haven.
Schr Tempest. Riley. Philsdsiphia for New Haven.