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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
TIL Z LAST MOVE.
An Application for a Writ of Habeas Cor
pus Made at Midnight Before
Judge Houston.

At 1890 o'clock last night Mr.. A. Sambola
ESQ. of counsel for Agosti. repaired with a
DEMOCRAT reporter to Judge Houston's house
for the purpose Of securing summary writ OF
hdbeds corpus. for the immediate release of An
tonic Agosti. who Is Illegally detained In prison
under the mittimus from Judge Smith.
Judge Houston expressed the greatest sur
prise at the extraordinary order of the Superior
Criminal Court, and resolved to reopen his
court Immediately.
The following Is the petition. with the order.
affidavit and writ Of habeas corpus annexed:
To the Hon. W. T. Houston. Judge of the
Fourth District Court in and for the parish
of Orleans:
The petition of the State of Louisiana ex re-
iatione Antonio ARosti citizen and resident
ana. respectfully represents that he is illegally
deprived of his liberty and confined In the Par
ish Prison OF this city. under q commitment IL
legally issued by the Hon. s. ]. N. Smith. Re-
corder of the First District Court for the city of
New Orleans, and under an alleged violation of
act NO. OF The session of 1874. relative to the
unlicensed sale Of lottery tickets in the city OF
New Orleans.
That the said act Is unconstitutional. null and
void being in violation Of articles 8. "a and ia
OF the State constitution: that it has been SO
declared by this honorable court in rendering
Judgment on writ of hobeas corpus heretofore
applied for by reatOr and passed upon by this
honorable, court, and under which reator was
discharged and set at liberty.
a Hal noLWltnSthnulnR Salu ulSCnArR6 Dy THIS
honorable court. relator In total disregard of
law and Justice has been again., on the TWEEN
and In contempt OF the lawful authority of this
court. arrested condemned and imprisoned by
the said &. j. N. Smith In the Parish Prison for
the term Of five days, in default Of payment Of
q fine OF twenty five dollars illegally imposed:
that the second Imprisonment and condemna-
ton by the said Recorder Is based on the same
pretended offense. and the same commitment
declared unconstitutional. null and void by this
honorable court.
That the detention and Imprisonment of re-
lator Is In violation Of articles Z. 8. 9and 10 Of
the constitution
That relator has been unable to procure
copy of the preteu ded order or commitment of
his detention: that he is entitled to the peo-
ple's writ of hlbeds corpus
Wherefore he respectfully prays that writ
of hdbedS corpus Issue instdnte' ordering and
commanding, James D.. Houston. criminal
sheriff and keeper of the Parish Prison. to
produce forthwith the body of relator before
this honorable court. with the cause of his de-
tentfon. and that reator be released and set at
liberty. and he prays for general and equitable
relief and will ever pray etc.
SAMBOLA g. DUCROS. Attorneys.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
AFFIDAVIT.

A. Sambola being duly sworn, deposes and
says that all the facts and allegations in the
foregoing petition are true and correct to the
best OF his belief. A. SAMBOLA.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
twenty-ninth day of May. at 80 a. m.
W. T. HOUSTON.
Judge Fourth District Court.
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
CLEARED.
s,.amer scy,I;a ,Rr, Ua;n..

Steamer scythis tBr Hains, Liverpool via Qncens
G q. Franoki,n.
Steamer Victoria Br Young London--IIendcrson Bros
Steamer Italy tBrl, Smp son. Tsondon-F W Hurst.
Iabr aor FRI SanGlicr Havrc-Tois ic Brhss
Steamer Cnres, Bennett ana ~ John, NJ
CLARK a seaman.
steamer W van -&c Couch. Norfolk. City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship 20.
steamer Octorara. Reynolds, Batimore-J : Krcms
Steamer racony. Davis. fhiadelphia--Ismcs Hand.
steamer Alpha tBr,, McIsaac, Newark NJ-Marer.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland Ne--j Ames.
i1s, sSp Samar Miller TesoarneMaii,er o"esc.u
ship Con tnentai. Clark, San Franciscosutton Go.
bark Salvatore Massa dtsh. florentino, Marseiles-
Bark sibal Nor. stocr Rochefort-c Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Tercsina Bruno dtab Pasnr,o Cadis via Gibraltar
Bark Eugena Lcnso dtan, Rugsicro Eshon-Lnuro.
Storey & Scarpaii
Brig Mary Ger. Pieper Inmbnrg-C robins 4 Co.
Brig Ella dr. Maestrcm, orsn Agcria,-J Whitney
Brig Curacoa (B Faulkner, wiliiamstad. Ccuracos)D
A DE Lima Co
Brig VIM rhipps aIayn. Bran,berg. Jacmel-A Noncs 4
Brg Garnet, Karsten. Port Spain Trin-Dnniel Trow.
bridge.
Brig II 3 Jones tBr) Wolf. Hrvana--H Bailey 4 60.
Brig Florence Henderson, Patterson, Sayna In Crsnds
and Caibaricn-J Ward g. Co
Schr Comet BayIes. Porto Cabello--A Dayton 4 Co.
schr Tam Shaner. Coleman. Cape Haytien--ISon Co
Schr Adam Bowlby, Mnar, Aguin-A Nones A 10.
Schr Dora French, French. 81 Johns CAntisuaG wes
schr Ada Doane Nckersou st Johns CAntisua)T Thomas
Donnison.
Schr lingh Ross (srl Miller 81 John Mp Neviu.
Schr Emma CBr). Myers Newark MA T Heney.
Schr Marie Anderson, Boston-Chares " law.
schr Rev John Fletcher, Tcrrey, saybrook, Ct-Cart-
wright Doyle.
sehr Ida Palmer Palmer s,amford-sfsmford Manufac-
sehr ssilie Burton Burley, stamfordstanford Mann
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
THE STEWART CASE.

No feature has yet presented Itself In the
Stewart case. Judge Hilton continues 10 conduct the
search for the robbers as actively As before.
but he is constrained 20 admit that the
chances OF success not promising as
they were at first imagiued TO be. The coaehnsr.
Kelly. whose mysterious disappearance was associated
with the crime Is now the only person on wher
official suspicion He was supposed by some 20
have fed to Canada but those who knew him
intimately have reason to- believe
that he did not go 80 far short time since rumor
reached this city that lie going about in COM
pany with another man who was believed to be
an agens OF the grave robbers who had
been deputized to eSercise strict surveillance
actions or whereabouts. In this connection the fol-
lowing letter. which Mayor Ely yesterday received
may have some significance
Dran srplea~e tell your Chief OF Police that Billy May
is AZ the Punch Bowl kept by pey formerly sf New
miles from the Punch Bowl ~hiea Is IN S"ith Broad
.rs 4 s Fail. M, k u
great haste Yours very Tsspsee,Ri4Ty rrr, prw.rn
Mays departure for Europe has been attested
by several authorities, but it is not at all
kellys place of resort in Chatham square was
close to Mays place of business, and there is
worthless correspondence has been received about the
case. however. this letter may have no value; hut
there are circumstances known to the authorities
which give it at least some importance
SETTLES
And now the astute police force of Jersey City want
to lead the public wild goose chase after the body Of
A. r. Stewart One of them. Detective Singleton, yes
terday made the rather startling announcement that
he knows the man who knows all about the
whereabouts OF the body" This man, he says
stopped with him, and told him all about it, The body
taken away III a rubber bag and the detective
prove it lat least he says he can) and at any
ment lay his hand on 1.-The man who knows all about
the robbery. He would have told Judge Hilton about
this ere now the detective Says only there
many false theories aoat that it not worth his
WHILE Now, however, that the police of this city
have, to all appearances, got themselves into hope
less muddle the detective steps forward and pro-
claims his ability to produce the body and his willing
ness to-acccpt the reward
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

Island bar pm saturday Nov % signal OF distress
and = % her assistance They hove overheard her
ss "a 5 81 @ ~ o sn q s 50 S Ssa IN
she w probably proys iots ', The sreS Ters take"
arrived a Daich Island IaSsor Nov = and reports had
hs "aa p Ts"'fr a A. ms hs ten %
on the @ but through heavy had TO keep away ana
Scum wv HiLL. G@ham, from Boston for Rockport,
which went ashore the latter port last week ms
Hi"Ssn % ss mp SHE was valued at ss""' owned al t''"S
scnr G 4 TsAvras, Mischell, from Richmond 70, Bai
snce il the raapsee ver captain MITCHELL ,hs ps
~ hs.ss . aa nt" e rass,, ~, brw striking M ness, aI
ss Il e %s ILL., my he da not know th' The panss ms,
stormy weather.
scnrs rnAsElS Pnncs; from connec,ic@t River ror
New York and Granville Russ,ll FROM New York for
r."aS f ns ~e s T rs" a G r sn% al 3"
sef @ 81 aa ne s as Ge s"ss s, ann and m !"
T Tie received though aanssroas
igsons Dy ,he falling wreck The a anchor 81
eeeded to New York, where she will repair.
r.as'I IS scMosssr wiz adsr zone was passed no
come, NJ Philadelphia Nov rs
s,oor AIIRr weat ashore mile r Of Fire Island
hnl on board i by pners Snn on board % % shs was %nns to
an No -, with the hshermen hove her
on and took her :" place OF safety and nn,aed the uo
owner orders from the collector.
ALmos; ny, Nov 26--pnrng severe storm on Lake
Ontario the hrig Stevens, of Hamilton Ont attempted to
make Oak Orchard Iarbor but coed with the west pier
hoe by q feet in her side Ship cavpcn
pairing her and she will sail in few days.
BosroS Nov 26-The schr Frank Wilson. from Wes,pcrt
for Boston. is ashore the por. ot the
Gloucester
GALVESTON, Nov 23kll tho Efforts that have boon made
70 relieve the scir Ha. which aground on Rcd Fish
ar about week ago. have proved fritess. She is st
settling in the sand but her condition Is bad 10
render the work Of saving her hopeless undertaking
L.uscnEn-At Gloucester. Mass, Nov ., at the yard
Of Mcssrs Poland Woodbury.: schooner 81 about 22
tons 10 feet long 2Ss feet beam
and o feet deep hold She is constructed Of the bcxt
material under tho inspection of the undcrwrers Is
intended for the India fruit trade and will hail from
Now York She is owned by Mr. w u vcrnilyc, Of hnglc
wood NJ and will be commanded by Captain samuel Low
berg.
The bark McIAurln sacccssfnliy launched at New
bnryport 2Jth from Atkinson Fimore's yard She Is
800 tons burthen. and owned by Boston parties.
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
TROUBLE AT SPOTTED TAIL.

THE sioux OUT STEALING STOCK FROM THE
RsScHMEN-A SYSTEM or REpRIsAIs DETER
MINED on BY THE EDIASs--A WAR WITH
THE SETTLERS THREATENED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA Neb.. Nov. 26, 1873.
Major Frank North. partner OF W. f. Cody tBuaalo
Bill in the stock business in Central Nebraska, ar
rived here last nigh and consulted Adjutant General
Williams of this department to-day, in regard to
grievances against the Spotted Tail Band OF Sioux
TIE CAUSE coNrIAINT
The story n brief i follows s;-fonr Texas
herlcrs employed in delivering at Brule Agency .
herd OF stock bought by the government last sum
NOR Stole 10 head cf Spotted Tails stock and
has,encd south with them. band OF sioux
started in pursuit, but were unable 10 over
take the thieves. on the night Of Novcp-
ier they arrived at Cody Norths ranch,
sixty miles north OF ogsaia and taking sixteen
ct the best horses, started north. The loss was dis
covered at daylight and pursuit organized with 4
party OF eight hercrs. led by North. The ponies of
the parsrers. being Of inferior character gave Out
North then selected the best ponies and giving Two
letters 10 the agcncies sent thcnl on the tral
which led 10 spotted Tails camp Major Pollock, the
agent. absent, one Bigss being in charge.
INDIANS DEFIANT
DirQs Immediately called council Of Spotted Tails
leading chiefs the horse thieves being present. Ine
stated, ana Spotted Tail, in reply. said MS
people had been constantly losing ponies and as tho
government had not kept its promise 10 make
the loss good ne had decided that he must
manage such affairs himself. and The ponies would
not be- given up. Two of the ponies taken
had moreover been stolen from them before. The
agent proposed the surrender of these two, but
spotted Tail declined absolutely TO give up the
property and the warriors detantly stated they would
return for the remainder of the ponies when tney
became fat enough TO steal. They stated also that
twenty warriors were still out on foot; meaning to
steal ponies
THrFrs.
on the return of the North started for Omaha,
learning ut Ogasa OF recent large thefts OF stock by
Indians and OF one or two murders of stock men.
He found a party of 100 men organized for pursuit.
anxious that he should lead them. He decided first
20 appeal TO the government and here. Several
citizens OF Ogsala missing. and reports are ex-
pccted of additional losses and murders. General
Williams promised the matter would be thoroughly
investigated and the stock men protected.
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.

MlDDLLrowS. Conn. Nov 20, 1878.
The jury in the superior Court FOR Middiosex county
to-day found a verdict OF murder IN the second
degree against James Mlhoney, of Old saybreok' Tor
the murder Of William II. Busue, in December, is'''
There family quarrel between the two men,
resulting from The marriage Of MChoneys daughter
- Bogues brother in opposition to Mahoneys VIII
The made attempts each others lives before
their meeting i'll December. and made threats against
each other On the fatal morning Bosue his brother
and Mahoney met IN crossing an open 1ot'
Mahoney lnadc ! noise which irritated the
Bogly~. and they turned about anu stood
still Mahoney fired two shots II William
H. Eoeie and one took fatal fleet IN lis neck. EOgue
dying in about hour after he was shot. Mahoney
is about fty-fye years age and has wlfe son and
daughter. lie formerly resided IN this city. where
he is well known and where he bore excellent sLar
art ~
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsriSwnf, Nov 25-saiicd, steamer Crescent City,
Porter. New York.
BUrSos AYRns Oct 1s-sailcd, bark Atlanta, Haderck
Savannah lin BALLAST
Cleared Oct i5 briggs Harry smith, Week New York; VI
Dewey, Smith Boston. .
In por, Oct ~ baks Martha r Tucker Tucker for New
York Ella, Mathews for do. PnetoluH tbrl. Locke inf
IIavrc: Ralph u Peake lr, Hogan, nuci Mars Rideout
Gibson do xulina trj Peterson fron Valencia, arrived
Oct .; u Brayton Grey John Iaughlin, Thomson; Ne
gnnticook Hemingway; Rebecra truvel troveii, aud
celinn 0gdon brig VIM Mallory Jr, Forryth. for
New York; Belle Prescott, white, John " ,raDd"n
nms; John swan. Hanson. unc.
cAcrrrA, Nov H-Aryed, ship Highland Light, COLLECT
Mauritius.
DrwkaARA Nov In port brig Daylight. Gibson. from
New York ids Eastern star Bopert, from de-. disg
IIttrAy. Nov 22-tlenrcd. srhr q Baird Br statkey
New York
GLOUCESTER, u, Nov l5-sned, bark Holmstraud lNorl
Jacobsen, United states.
MALAGA, Soy y-salled steamer whickham Brl, WIFE.
nms. New York.
MnssrsA, Sept 2sArrived bark Almier diap Traponi,
New York
ri,rou. Nov e2Ciearcd, brig Lillian lBr1, Cardenss
QUEENSTOWN, Nov l4-sailed. bark Emile Marie tNcrl,
ulsatl. Fleetwood
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

e from s Sew * n.y. no =. s,s%sn Nov
side On the 10th pumped up pure petroleum
Surr QUEENSTOWN from Liverpool for Bombay dis
charging Coconoda Nov i3 preparatory second
vey.
snr ATLANTIC Ger. from Brcmen. .. Philadelphia 18Th
reports that Nov six mile. Of Egg harpo she passed
srr AtuavBpA from London for the t'ncd States wa~
iNSPpea Ndys ~ p '''' ''' " -''"'' ~" . '"' '''
Barx wgsrrsrcspLAxp lsvcl So,r.n from Bean.cvr
Sc Cork ncfcre reported while weighing anchor Nov
W wind. This river rnsuins N and $ at tho place It
considered piece q Eros. earsIsT.n, allow n,
and hsre was 80 fes II the enamel near where sac
70 seS asd whs.hsf essy ohsrwss a-esnea
but the bottom cf the river being fla, aud soft she
from Kingsport, Ms, iot Stanley, n.
BANK M.pn.rs, d,4p FROM s r"1sSn Gs Plea for
the vessel reported condemned at the latter port.
RANK JAMES BRErr. from Danixic for Grimah, beorc
rcporicd aimed NJ Cstianasud Nov o. discharged
B.rs hrnrsr, ntan. csvalio. from Antwerp for Sew
York into Portland Roads Sov IL with loss Of sails
BARK ssAHr;ron 0er, Amundsen, from Hamburg for
tn. United states anchored e Deal Nov y With loss Of
BnIg KArr Crfas Brl Putnam from Barro~, 16 days
passasc s. Jn, Nh, Nov 20 with starbosrd bulwsks
crew we've compelled the subss on bread
and water.
AVE.. % pst into 81 Johns. NJ, Nov i5 ieuky
Bne Monyise Idenr Din. from Mayasne, for sew
N
heavy weather and Of Hatteras Evening OF 2.d !.
Watch nm but through heavy and gale of
viBd parted from and lost best bowo anchor and sixty
fathons Of chain.
RnIa r,nsqrfvpR pl from New York for virgo beforc
repnrtedi tiadiz Nov making inches
having Get iS lat 81 Ion 81 heavy
ualn Ia which the boatFwnin and
washed overheard and drowned. Jettison mnde Of
and GO bags grain aud OF various articles
belonging to the vessel.
BnrG PRorrrs sp) Elias from Savannah for Seville pu,
into 81 Thomas aboui Nov ~, enky and dismastci.
Srnx RICARDO. Iowa, of Philadelphia for New York.
went aground the bar OF Cape May Point yesterday.
The 81 the Life Saying station No 20 have to
assistance Buoy M is reported gone prob
abi, the cause " the vessel grounding
Srnu GARrtr NrtsoS. from Ruatan for New Orleans.
arrived EadS Nov 28 ~ distress having had her
uainnast with mauaail urrgah and 5h carried in
blow ~ the 18th inst, IN lat ,, ~ N Ion KS % she will
TOW 4. New Orleans for repairs.
~cuK oNTARs, from 81 Vincent. Vineyard Haven,
pas~d through large quantities Of wrecSage bales,
lutnLrr bale OF retton saved which had
Tor raft the middle ~ " having pulled
bed i piece ~ naDnel shirt was still on tho bale
Srnn atrtrA SrgrLaaS. of Somcrs Point, 81 iron,
Tor Philadelphia boarded miles from chat
ham Nas-, No - Ny boat lrgm station No - aud found
have into. night ~ the 2ith by unknown bark
Carrying stsrboasd main rlgeing chain plates and
malnormssf aud tvp ~ house store she was temporarily
rep .irsd and ieft fer New Bedford
srea Ina B StLsrtk Tburher, laden with brick from
uarerstrsv N.Y. I0r Fachoguc. Ii. want ashore tira
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov %5-Arrved, steamer John Gibson,
Passed down-sehr. Mary castner for Aspinuail: "
y May, New Haven: Andrew Nevnger Boston (All from
BOSTON, Noy % Arrived steamers SAXON, snow. Phila
Sgs o:s Ss s,s. ws a fss Fiji. . R.n" s".n
Norton , st.ss I'm, n9GsTs {; Ne ,S. Nay
Ss;"T @ f,ssss, MsSs Ess; ES;;,S Aim Siss'r csr
i E.ers .s sseis Wsati Ws. DO j ysu ppssa Godfrs
lam Wess.wks" LATHE Friend Collins HoSsssn a""
=: s. rsr A%sokE k:,o.
BAILEY $mi.i: rhiisdegIs Ssiti, LanrScn Collins, ds
crowley, Crowley. Rondoa; Emma i. Gressry' Mer1an
.y Hshs
wooIoy, King. Port johnson.
wc-p VI. New York WIN Crane. Kent Baltimore; brig
arrie rcss,ns Tor'y s ThoT.s I:.s cs. sen
NJ SGHsvaaaisDkS va Nov s-csaroa hr. Rita par,. ,a,
Norfolk TO load for Barbados. Mary Hood. sommcrs
rse Hsff s f Ess''
(Brj Msrchsn, Dcn,ersrn .chrs WIN Buek- Miller, jack
''rss rsss eaTs sacsau. asS
chsrss New ye yns'pd a.. bsIa. Mari.
.rco. Hon G1sI sinpes sa
hsss1s sunlight as.d. sT: a'is ae.ra. t%a Evans
sailcitcamcr Po'. G.sian; oarks Nokonis, Victoria
BEauYoRr Sc NOV 2s--ssled ship trr.n. Non. DOR
venssn. Charlsson "a bark wesierncrsnd tswe,. Nor
BAX,;0R Nov a,ls@ schss I.setost. sprasus. New
BATH Nov 2t--Arri Cd grhr ByamhaH Hamilton Port
isnd, 20 load for New York
sailcd-Bark Emma Crcwc,l Ferry. for Boston load
for Frane.ee; ,chr. sarah smith Eank. Phiia
In por'-Schrs llsne oliver Tor New York. Marion
Drsper for do White Sc for ~ Augustine: Henry Ade
hcr Nesdy for Phiadcphia Reuben Eastman. Eastman
BRISTOL Nor ef-saied sehr Beta, sanhorn. New York
via Newport.
rmARLEsTox. No, ag-cie.reA schrs Lilly. Cola. New
York: Ella. Condor. do.
sailed-Bark s,or Johann CSor1. Morteu~n Bean,
81, 70 losd FOR United Kingdom schrs Carrie onnci
Hirrs Bsracoa; Willie Luce. spear. RocA port, Me.
Nth Arrived CITY ~ Atlanta WuodbrIl New
York Sra Gull Mashan and calvert Foley baltimore.
'leared-Barks Ncsa Gcrl. tcr, Bremen. Tcresn (sp,
,ardcna, Barcelona Akbar tBr, Bsmorc. Newcastle,
Saicd-ship Union Grccnieaf Havrc; barks King A..
thar Br Nelson, Lycrpool Lows sswl. 0hlander port
on the Continent,
DuTCIi ISLAND II,RBoR, Nov 24-Arriyed briggs
Morning Light Dil Maysguex for Now Haven; Catherine
lBrg. Bnutne Chsrlotetnwn PEI for New York: schrs
Water Lily fBr. layton. DO for do VIM Deming Hutch
Management Pier for Philadelphia.
Sac-Scbr Alics Raymond, Arnold, y y Island for Bal
timure.
2,ll,-, rrised, sclr Le,us Wells, Ashford saeua Ia
a,ih- Remaining Ia harbor brig Charlotte: schrs II
Burnsu and Iettc Wells, the latter repairing sails All
EDGARTOWN Nov 23--Arriyed schr Dolphin, Young,
New York for Boston.
ciearrd--schr Adde u snow Thorndike Philadelphia.
Saicd-Scir Ring Dove. Cousins, New York
18th, AM-Thr fleet last reported y under weigh
EAST GREtNWlclI. Nov 2t-Arriyed, schr Lille "
Wells. Wells. Pnrt johnson. -
nev collision. Dcmcrara tor baltimore.
Passed in Bnfk* Daggry Nor, thrisuphcfsnn. rom
sok lancssa Padre Itab from flJmomth scnucinanden
Not Hansen, from Dover: klbuera DR. VALLEY. from
Liverpool; MIorner tNor), conncnsep from Rochccrt. !.
ali far Raltmara
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
lLMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 26, 1873.
ARRIVALS.
REroHTrp ny THy HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HEnAI
wHfTYsIoSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REronTrp ny INV HERALD AND HERALD
wHfTHsIosE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City Of Berlin (Br) kennedy Liverpool Nov -
snd 5 WIN mSss % ana an pa R,'srscrs e. T to ~! m
Abyssinis Csn, Murphy. Liverpool Nov rs via
Queenstown 18th, with mdse and passengers TO Frank
steamer Cornwall CBr. Williams Bristol Nov D. with
o The passage especially a2d a;, and 2ih
e esf NV w a S sna 30 on & n passed s ns
vigns tB. vigus from New Yert ,r Dublin Goth lat 81
Steamer sisse ~ Louisiana Br Johnston Glasgow Nov
BALDWIN Co iad variable ve,sh.r; Nov - had strong
stsaIsr Fri.a icrj Meyer Iambarr Nov 10 snd Havre
Nas s ~ sis a. me- e "a apS S s fsaaS a ips
vico hound ssIe ssy at ~ q Lon p TO- an Aust 'n
steamer LAucssicr Mile. GalyeeOn Nov 10, With mdso
s.ia@sr kaes.rsaeksr. e Rsnsis Sew orleans Nov 20,
xlsh indse ard psssenr gers 80 Clark seaman. !.
s ana ,s.s.r. aS @ \, B-sr. ssrraS ~ van
~ies ' sas via na.s ,afi and s,ssassr:t fossrs
steaHer Champion. Lcek wood. cnsresson days, with
s,esmsr Isaae Bel lswrehee Richmond, &c, With mdse
SUP Nss Woria. Ilanmend, London and Isle ~ wish.
n days 9th mds. to Glnnsll, uturr Co Came The
SS' %scs ~ 'iss ;sscesS il days OUT ss.sssd strong
ss' 4 !, IN i i nsSSs I.ney qS.s oyyrsq.,
ship Narieta I,ns s,epsao,is trieste = days with
empty hhls - sleco,tch a Co Had strong W aud wv
sp 's" .sisss 81 :, John Ss wn.m Rio J,pso viz
gooslwp.t Pass " DAYS In hsil,sf. "a master.
Barn Bestrce of Annapolis. NNl, Bobby GloucrseY 81
dsy. in ballast - Nevins son Had somo heavy
weather
BaTA ann N,fi Ifanren Ipswich 80 asvs w ballast 70
Esnhan Bayesen Anchored in SANDY look inr orders
Emsila Campa 0tsn Cshsro Belfast via Newry u,
days IN haliasfg ~ faarn Storey Co Had heavy NJ
and SE gales tnc entire passage.
1,srk Mngs..ns Nut Olsen Arenda - days IN ballast,
g. Tobias 60 Had heavy weather most - the rasawe
Rark David Hahcork ~ Belfast, Me-, Ialccrd CahHtirn
= days with order weasel y a AudKett Nov ~,
~ Haiiefas had htsVs WNN Fss, lasting days, lad
90 scnd before ID fpr w. haufsi received NO damgKe
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