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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Ono OF the saddest affairs that 1t has
been our lot to record. says the Napa
Reporter Of March IA. occurred ct the
Winters farm, on the Huichica, on
Monday last A short time before noon
Willie, son OF James Perry. went out In
the yard to play. and mounting Q CON-
mon board fence. put his head through
between two OF the upper boards for
the purpose Of looking into the next
field. While In this position his feet
must have slipped of the lower board.
and thus left him hanging by the neck.
He hung In this position some ten min.
utss before he was discovered, aud by
that time life was extinct.
Happy Jacks Bible, says tho San
Francisco PoS Of Friday. the beautiful
gilt-edgsd volume IN which his gilt
edged lips swore renunciation Of flicker
but q short time since, was yesterday
found in pitiabls disgracs. reposing in
the mud OF the gutter in front OF tho
Temperance Restaurant. ON California
street. It was borne by q weeping dele
CATION OF the temperance agitators 10
the City Prison.
The Truckee Republican says John
Glynn, q section man, while at work,
last Thursday. near the wood shed below
the round house. was covered by a
snow.slids from the roof. He was buried
under the falling mass, and between
four and five minutes elapsed before he
was shoveled out by his comrades. BY
some oIertion no was resuscitated, and
an examination revealed nothing beyond
slight bruises.
The total number OF applicants fur
nished with free lunches In San Fran
cisco Saturday was 1,C06-2s6 at Dock.
ing's Hall and 1880 at the building Of
tho San Francisco Benevolent Society.
Yesterday wal the last on which the
ladies' Of the Green Street Church will
be identified In the movement. They
intend handing all the supplies left over
to the San Francisco Benevolent So.
ciety.
A German gentleman hanged himself
in FL Captain Hotel. MERGED. ON the
l4th, The act was committed with
great elaboration. He left two letters,
one in German and one In English.
stating that no was disheartened through
loss OF fortune. He stated that he was
q German noblsman. born In 1850. and
that mono Of his family were alive.
There Is o row between the Town
Trustees aud the Supervisors Of Ukiah.
and the Sheriff has been arrested on n
warrant sworn ont by tho Trustees.
Cause, putting two extra gates in the
courthouse fence.
According to the Los Angeles Heruid,
California is now producing 200 barrels
Of petroleum; worth $500. daily. Well
No. 4. In the Pico District, yields CO
barrels q day.
A wood thief was fatally uhot by a
night Waterman on the 18th. ut Watson
vile.
Professor Cunning is "doing Ban
Francisco with his geological lectures
now,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

TEE Democratic Congress has spasms
Of economy when 1t comes to cutting
down the pay OF the army and navy.
or reducing the clerical force; but when
a Southern interest is involved. Senator
Cockerell Of Mississippi. for instance.
does not hesitate TO vote for the forma-
ton OF a commission. with q president
at . salary Of $1,000 per annum. and
four assistant commissioners at $4,000,
with a 100000 appropriation TO start
with. TO investigate the Mississippi river
as to the permanent deepening Of Its
channel and the general improvement
Of lis navigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
washoe County.

Re"o Gd'efe. Mareh io.-rhe fisn
Commissioner huo raIksr. IN sapee.eu
70 Pay "s T.",. ". s,a s..srs, 600 10
n'r;.h z u.v INV. liz @a,tsn,;o, no Com.
m;.s;ons, Iishwsvs AMI lsdd.rs mus,
49, ~ =. r,ov;JsJ ~ ali dsms across a
% ~ h.,;sxs ,hs, NJ p.rrsr ill
a,tsna m This matter and nee that the
front Of The Truckee River shall be pro.
tec,ed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
The Gold Hin Daily News has
LEARN rRoM the JEWS.

In the current number Of the North
American Rsrie,s. we find an extremely
valuable and suggestive article on the
condition Of the Jews in this country.
According TO a Trustworthy estimate.
there were. in 1876. 5000 900 Jews In
the United States. and the church prop
erty held by them was valued at $780,
600. In addition TO the churches. there
were i53 Jewish institutions and socis-
ties reported at the convention OF thA
year. There are fourteen public insti-
tutions exclusively under the control OF
the Jews, many Of which are non-ssetA-
rian In their scope. embracing hospitals,
asylums. inirmariss. homes. and the
like. The author adds : There Is not
q place In tho Union where even = hand.
full OF Israelitss dwell. that has not its
charitable society" The Irish Amoiep'
Of New York is given a. authority for
the statement that in that city the
Jews form ten per cent. Of the populs
ton. and contribute less than n per
cent. to the criminal classes" and
Mayor Ely confirms this from official
records. OF 1900 paupsrs In the New
York alms.house. not one IL a Jew
there are only seven Israelitcs among
the LOO inmates Of the workhouss I; In
the City prison but eight. out Of nearly
600, and in the PsnitentiAry but twelve
ont Of LOO prisoners. In short, VI
5000 persons in these various places.
but thirty.thrss are Jews. while their
proportion Of the population would al.
low them 500.
The Order Of B'nai Birth comprises
10000 members. II paid out for sick
and endowment benefits in 1875 $780,
600. and held in cash and securities
$685., 700. The Order Of the Free Sons
OF Israel has s.60i members. paid GU,
in 1876 $4,000, and had s5s,35o on
hanI. The Improved Order Of the Free
Sons Of Israel has 2.632 members. paid
in the same year si9.5 700 and had a
surplus Of 81. 500. The author say'
that the wealthy Jews in this country
acquired their fortunes "in the sweat
u their brows. with downright hard
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

A FRlSKrowS correspondent Is in.
formed that . private individual eauo,
take silver bullion to the Mint, have il
coined into dollars and receive coin
therefor. The original Bland bill pro.
posed 10 make free coinage. but the Silver
bill as passed. and now law. only author
izss the Government to purchase bullion
at the market price, and have u coined
ON lie own account.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
humboldt County,

Wimneuuiecu Slpsr Slate. MrcA 49,
George Glenn. the young man who eI.
hibited unmistakabls symptoms Of klsp-
tomania here q week ago. was brought
hers yesterday from Reno under arrest
by Officer Pryor. and lodged in the
County Jail. We have been informed
that he wa arrested at Verdi for insanity
and taken TO Rsno before the arrival OF
0ficsr Pryor at that place.
Captain Tuttls Is lscturing on the
Polar sea in Winnemucca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

TuE Trustees Of the Peabody Dona-
ton Fund Of London. have issued u
report. in which they state that they
have received ei2.o65 for the general
purposes Of the fund from an anony.
nous source. The sum Of f72.6 27 has
been spent during the past year in the
purchase Of freehold property. and the
erection Of buildings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

THr recent exchange OF fraudulent
eIpr essions Of esteem between the Car
and Sultan. recalls Byron's description
Of the meeting Of the Archangsl Michael
and the Devil Of the Daddies. when the
sou Of George Ill. was In dispute:
And therefore Michael and the ether gore
civil aspect though they DID not Hiss
Yet still between his darkness and his bright
rssrs pA..-d . mutual glance Of great pois-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

TnE Austro- Hungarian Ambassador at
London has presented Henry N. STAN
Icy. the African explorer and journalist.
with the diploma Of honorary member
ship Of the Imperial Geographical So
cisty Of Vienna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

Tur most important scientific work Of
the century promises to be fourteen vol.
umss containing the results Of the Chal.
lenssr surveys and discoveries in the
bed Of the ocean during the three and q
half years voyage over G9,0O0 miles Of
salt water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
White Pine County.

Ward Refer. March l6.-The Mar.
tin White Company. we learn from
good authority. Is having made in San
Francisco the necessary machinery to
start up the mill here at NO distant day.
In the tunnel being run by Sam
Roach in Ward Canyon we understand
there Ia now a good dow Of water. For
two months past the supply Of water
has been very slack. but at present the
indications are that in . short time
enough can be obtained TO meet all de-
mands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

TIE father and widow Of James Fisk.
Jr.. are in a wrangls over his estate.
She says that the bsqussts exceed the
value Of the property. and that she Is
therefore unable TO comply with the
will. The father has sued her at Brat
tlsboro. VI,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
DIED.

MkRIoNI-in Virginia. March 18th. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. p. Msroni, aged I year and
months.
HAhLEN AT Pine Grove. Esmenlds county.
March 18Th, Maud Evelyn. daughter Of A. n.
and 10 days.
BERRY-N Sheridan, Carson Valley, March
7th, John Berry. Known u" Uncle Jseh."
MANNING = In Eureka, March 18th, Johp
Naming. aged "a yean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

A CRxxosA violin. manufactured by
Strsdivarius In 1903. was sold ct auction
in Paris, recently. for 22.ioo francs.
($4,420).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
A CONSPIRACY BROKEN.

1880, has been broken. The plot has
been well understood now for many
months by all who take even a super
ncial observation OF political events.
Its object Was to make 1t appear that
the State Of Louisiana had been stolen
BY the Returning Board for Mr.. Hayes.
which would be proof that Mr.. Tilden
Was really elected President. II this
could b done. the willy old hermit Of
Grsmmsrcy Park would not only be the
most natural candidate for the Demo-
Gratis in tho next campaign. but he
would be the strongest man in their
ranks. The fraud by which he was
cheated out Of the Presidency would
prove an engine Of terrible strength in
his canvass. and his election would be
rendered certain by an overwhelming
majority. The scheme IA a cunning
one. well devised AMI plausible in its
details, as all the plans OF the FOXY
Samuel are ; but fortunately neither
T;,,.,.. mo..v M, M. ;,auspco has
- .nmc;.,, n .or,u,, all ,b. tools
Q sssary for its complete execution.
In pursuance Of the conspiracy. the
u.mh.,u ., An. Iou;si.n. Returning
ps-.s-...;na,.,.,h no c,.na Ju,v Of
,.- w.,,. I..m,. IN. .h.,,. was
-, ill.,, 800.
~ ..,,na =, ,.,n,rs ., Vernon
- ,.,-..,. -.
90, .,, !, ,..,
r 90, 4, ;nd,smsn,
..I,,.,.,. ,yh;,as.,-,.
-, -, iii, .,..,,nc nearly n
hnn,,.a ,ho,..,5 dollars from the
rni,.5 Stat. Government. Will, acting
in a, ossc;.i e.n.e;,v. Hs ia notorious
.a,,rt.,, anil wa. ,s,or,.a drunk
a, an. bench NEARLY every lay Of the
trial Hs 4. in short. specimen
whit. I.aou,, Of Iouisins.. one of
those chiyalric souls whose highest am.
h;,;o, 4. IN kill ..a nivyer and 10 win.
a;c.,a m. nur;,v Of election, by bull.
Jo.ipy Republicans. Such 4. tho well.
lno~n eh.r.e,.r Of tbs man before
xhom Thomss @. Anderson was mr..
r.igned for trial. His doom was fore.
o,iai,sa anil be knew n.
OF ,hs ;urv. sub..ouept events have
n,o,.d ,ba, two. AT least. were sworn to
convict the prisoner. before the trial.
anil ,wo ,,o,a-;,no,ant -sOroes-.were
.os,c.l ;n,o voting ,hs vuilt nj the nc.
cu..d bv thu assurance OF their white
o-ompanions- that n recommendation Il
marcy was equivalent to n verdict OF &c.
anita, recommendation 10 the
marc, Of . man Of Judge Whitaker.
-.,rinai Tbs y.rv idsa will q
.mils IN thu average Northern man
hut n must be remembered that thes,
negroes were purposely taken from til,
mos, -isnoraut Of their class. and placed
A., -. ,.,,, sh.v .,
--..u-.-,.. \. -, r,.. l..
I.,.d wha, THAR noble and high minded
I~.,he-" ,o,l
"".I....~,..,.
am,u
- ,..,,,v
r-s,-L,.I... - 49, ;n an. mis-.
---.. -, a.. .,o.,,,, him.
,ra ,o,.
-, h.,
~. ,.|.a.
o" ~ c"-~s-...,
~
-.
~
avail. alter the conviction oil Anderson.
In short. the trial was but 4 mockery OF
Ja'use' nP"'''an I'as. P' -"
asAn uo'"''y "'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
BORN.

PETERs-In Virginia. Mach 18th. to the wife
Of sIlas Peters, . daughter.
DAPsLLO-In Virginia. March 18th. 10 the
wife OF L. Dapcllo, . dAughtes.
ROBRRTs-In Austin. March itth. TO the wife
Of John Roberts. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
rEN PORTRAITS.

The News Acknowledges the receipt
OF PEN Portraits" the latest work Of
r. II. Parkinson. Of the Carson Tribune.
The book consists Of . series Of ''auto-
biographical sketches Of the State on
GERS. Legislators. and business men OF
the capital OF the State Of California"
1t comprises l42 pages. printed in large
and clear type, and Is neatly bound In
green cloth. The sketches, although
the title page claims them as "autobi-
ographical." are evidently the work Of
Mr.. Psrkinson's facils pen. and his
modssty in thus disclaiming their au'
thorship Is characteristic Of the genial
editor Of the Tribune. To the Califor'
mia Legislators and their friends this lit
Ito book will prove valuable as a SOU
venir OF the session Of ls17-'7s. while
TO many Of the outside public 1t will
prove equally valuable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = no humbue : By One
Months usage of DR.. Goulard's Ceiebraied In.
fallIbis Pit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these POWDER will do all We claim for
them, We VIII send them By mail. post paid.a
Trial bog A. Dr.. 0oulard 10 Tho only physician
that has sver made this diseass = sps cial study.
and ~ IN our knowledge thousands have been
Cured By the use Of thee Pow.
dsrS, We will guarantee q Permanent Cure In
every case. or Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferers should give these Powders an sariy
Trial. and he convinced OF their curative pow.
ere.
Price. for Large box, $500. or four boles fog
5000, cent By mail To any part Of The United
states OF Canada on receipt Of price. or By er.
pres, Z. u. ID. Addr~es,
ASH a. RODDINs,
Sc0 FULTON street. Brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19
MARRIED.

LAITY-KAMP- In Virginia, March isth. by
Justice Noes, George Lsity TO Miss Loulsa
Kamp.
QALLES-NORiEaA-ln San Joes. Cal. March
18th, slime r. 0sllen. Of Virginia City. To Misc
Lilly Noriega, Of San Joss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-19

Club Tickets good. or one dollar 81 the door.
Dancing will bs continued lstsr than usual.
Fifteen Musicians will DO In the orchestrs.
'Bcier will run to and nom Geld Hill for the
party. mns'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK LIvrv (Br) Havana tor Sc John. NB. before
wrecked nj Musqnash has been noatsd and
taken TO It John. NE. April 2.
BRIG iorE (Br) from New York for Halifax which put
repairs and etted and was ready TO proceed
on the 27th ult.
rived a. s. Pis,rs III sp Feb as lost some sails
and rigging and threw overheard some articles belonging
TO tho vessel.
ApELAIpE Orb, from arrived At Liverpool
hold some burned and the vessel slightly dam
aged.
BKIG Soma COOK (Br) Dunn. from New York. March
phia yesterday C2d) with feet Of water In hold.
BRIG ALEXIS OR ALIcx-A eabisgran from Msssrs g
vaugha Go, Of Liverpool, TO Mr. Borteaux, OF New
orig Alexis or Alice and the published 10 With
out foundation.
Sem IsABNLLA Galveston from Tuspan reports March
The Ls%aa W.. ONT three week. from ana two
weeks rom Pass Cayallo leaking badly and out Of provs
ia.oi:hed the men With osevsieas
BRIGHT tBr). from Pass Christian Havana
With lumber stranded prior to April Ship Island
Crew rescued bv United states revenue oatser DIX.
scHR srpoSA, bound up Long Island Sound. vas
flying jib ana jibstay.
ScHR ELEANOR vANpUsEH from Providence at Phiiaie
pha April had rndder unshpped by running
wreck lsupPosod mast 81 schr Ruth Baker, on Four
tsen Foot Bank, by Of tho buoy
srHR ALLfc AroR frou Calais for Bedford put into
Portland, Me- April iienking in upper works. cauk.
BosroS April 2-The iron steamer Mississippi. nm
Bedford on sunday her place tho limo
OF ships the AzoreRn Islands Fiftyonc passcn-
gers and 60 tons OF Freight engaged for the first trip
struck ledge In Herring out on Saturday, causing bad
leak She to anchor near Squirrel Island water
logged and towod TO the marine railway NJ boothbay
BY steamer Saturday evening, where she win
repair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03

Steamer idaho 3D. Holmes, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams tiuiou.
steamer Utopia (Br). CRAIG Acknowledgement Bros.
Steamer Canada tr. Franz nei, avre-Louis do Bcban
Steamer Cortes. Bennett. Halifax and Sc Johns, NJ
Clark 4 Seaman.
Wyxnokc, Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion So 20.
steamer beverley, Wallace. Philadelphia JAS land.
steamer Gen whitney, HAest. Boston-H F Dimock.
Bark Maxima (Br) Susw, Newry-J Tucker 4 Co.
Bse. sleipner Wor). Marcussen. kosterdam-Funch
Edge 4 Go.
,I.rk vltora H Hopkins. HOPKINS. Havre-Boyd .
Hncken.
Bark Blomidcn (Br,. Potter, Roucn-scammel Bros
Bark brunswick. Hutchinson. Lisbcn-C Bertaux.
BARK prchilia Hagsn. Corunna-A Mudgett.
Bark Kenfigcrn tBr, White Baltimore-P Nevius
Son.
Brig Johanna, Lennox. Marseillcs-Jss Henry.
Bhg 9 Clary. Scott Barb dos--Dwgft Il Piatt
Brig Ransom tbr). Litson. Puerto Cabcno-Pcntston 3
Co
schr Nancy W Smith. Tsoker. Rio Janero--J Ward 1
Co.
schr Emma Endieots. Csrroii-sagus Ia Grands-Jas
A Van Brunt
sekr w Meyer. seeeimsn. Wilmington. nee D fIurl-
burt 4 Co.
schr Isaac Hazard. Robinson. Now Bediord-Chss
living
schr A W Thompson. Muln. Uucasville, cs-Rsekess 4
Bro.
schr 4 Forsyth. Iiobbio, stamford. cs-sssmford
Manufacturing Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
CONFERENCE SERMON.

ecodiy congrsGatiou, including many ministers OF
the New York East Conference, gathered evening
In First Place Methodist Episcopal Church, Brook ~ .
listen to a discourse advertised TO be delivered by
Dr. j. T. Duryea, OF the Ciasson Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Instead OF his presence letter
stating that he had had sudden attack OF neuralgia
IN the head, and would not be able 10 keep his co.
gagemont His place, however, was 1icd by DR.. T.
u. MiddiedItch editor OF tho Bdptia Weekly, who
spoke Of experience 40 the helper Of faith. His
marks were based the words OF Paul TO Timothy,
al know whom have believed and am
persuaded that he Is able 10 keep that which have
com nitted TO mis- trust Paul was young con.
who might be excused Tor such declaration Al
made In the enthusiasm OF his lirst love He was at
this time experienced Christian and mad been
thirty years In the ministry. Tho Doctor mircd
the confidence OF the apostle. Though ms LIE, he
ead, chad been oil triai and suffering, yet his
perencc had taught him that no could safely IN
Ihe promise OF Christ. There Is this text there
The lessons OF the value OF early pretty tho
assurance OF faith based upon knowledge aud expe-
Tience. Faith worketh experience, amt cxperieDce
hope, and hope maketh not ashamed if founded upon
Gods wordD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03

schr D Manrum Chase New Bedford for sew York
Schr : : smith. Snow. New Bedford Tor New orr. ~,
Senr george Brainerd Crockett yinal Haven for Bal
timore.
Anss se:,ss Warss.% for ~ Sss y0;s
schr Little David. McGrath. Nesteriey ri. Tor New
YORK. .
sehr John Metilcr, Parker, North Falmouth Tor Nov
sehr Robert Smith. Springer. Providence for New
York. w.
Schr Maris,ta Smith Preston. Greenpor Tor New York
schr "A Brooks. Wilcox, Montauk for New Ycyk.,
schr w Thompson. Mullen, New Loadon.for New YORK
schr George Frssenden. Becbe. New Haven lot nov
York.
sehr r. Flower. Kelsey. Hartford for New York,
schr Niagara, Young. Bridgeport for New YORK.
schr Peacedaie. CaswelL Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cortes Bennett. New York for Halifax. Ms
Steamer General Whitney, Haett New York Tor noston.
steamer Tiliie, Ewing New York for New Lonaon ana
steamer Gslatea W alden Now York for Providencc. .
Bark ytora II. Hopkins, Hopkins. New YORK. for avre'
BARK Ureh,ila Hagen New York for corunns. and an
chorcd In Hart Island Roads.
Brig Jon.nnA Lenox. Now York for Msrse'lles and an
schr Braincrd ,Br. starkey. New York for Halifax
sehr J smith, Baldwin, New York for Brsntford
scr Florence. sackctk Nev York Tor Providencc
Schr Almonak. CLARK. New York for Portland, No.
se e Minnesota. Bolivar. w:ekswksn s.r Pawtacket
schr Wiz u Bartlett. Parsons. Wcekswken for Boston.
schr Cnarcston, Wentworth, Hob"ken for Dover.
Schr sarah Thomas. Arnold. Port johnson for Prov
dence.
schr Atlantic coomhs, Port johnson for Providence.
schr Harriet Sarah springer, Amboy for New Haven.
sehr Texas. Davis. Amboy ior New London
scnr vicksturn Kent; Amboy for Bridgeport.
Sehr VIM MeCobb Ball. Amboy for Providence.
Passed out evening Of sist March, brig Arctic Br)
Brenson. New York tor Bangor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP April 2-Arrived. ships r O Blanchard, Nc.
Insyre. Husniros; Brcmerhsven Ger), woht New York.
BRISTOL. April 2Arrived, steamer Acadia tBr). Mont
gomery. New York.
Bsnnow March 3l--Arrived bark Fremtid tNor). Mich
elsen. Pensacoa.
BnrxmAx. April 2-on. bark vesta GER. Hoffman, Nsv
York for Hamburg
ynyxgs Apri 2-Arrivsd. ship Deutschland C6sr,,
Roper, New York. bsrks Johsonss tGer). Ihidcr. and
Athena Gcr,, Belmer. do; brig Mira No. Cornelissn,
0slvcston.
BRrsr. March 3s-saed bark Hsbe lvor) Gram. United
States
cApx, March oeArrved brig Aasins tNor,. Blk, Nor.
cxLcvruA, March 7saiiod ships Iceberg Lucas, Bos.
ton; Hereward tBr). fnsiis. NewSorx
FALxourH April 2-Arrivsd. harks secondo Ira Fancui
UtaI) BoIc Philadelphia Ruta dta, Cnicsa. New York
GLASGOW. April 1-Arrivsd steamers State Of Georgia
fBr, Cooper New YorK; I'd. Ethiopia B, Campbell, do.
sailed March 81 baks iienrisk Iosen tNor, stansen.
Hampton Roads; April Bcivedcre tBr) Doyle New York.
Gooty March 3I-Arrivcd barks Severn tBr,. Hunter,
Baltimore; April T. Rapsda (Nor). Jensen, Darien.
GrsRsIrsR, 20 April 2-Arrved. ship Napoleon (yor).
Cnristophersen. Pensacola
Guos 10 April z-Arrvcd, bark Anassasa Ssp) Abri.-
quota, New York.
nuLI. April i-ssilsd. steamer Lepsnso tBp. Avery.
Boston and New York
Lrvxnroot. April 2-Arrived, steamer Mangrovs (Br.
Psarce New York; bark Eilicotis tBE. RumbsIlow New
Orleans
Sailed "a ship Bsscousasd Orb simonsen Tybes;
Mary Gibson (Br), Uurrie. United States.
LorpoS April - Cleared. ship Elisa Everett DO Dan
ser,on Delaware Breakwater; bsrks Eber Au. Marassi
New York; lissc Wright (Br,. Wright. United States
LAnsr March 3fssiIsd steamer State OF Virginia (Hr)
Noodle tfrcm glasgow, New York.
Lizard April 2--On. bark Moland tNor,. Emsnuesen,
Savannah for Rcvs
March 26Arrived bark Flash Light (Br), Gard,
rev York for Alexandra.
MApssiLLrs to April 2-Arrvcd, bark Pearson Tay.
ior New York brig Don Quixote, York. do.
sailed March % bark Marie .Gsr, Disckow, San Fran-
cisco.
PiLtAu, 20 Aprn 2-Arrved, steamers whckham tBr,,
Arnott fhiladciphn; Tmor (5r), kenton do.
PLrworrH April 2-Arivcd, brig Poilux CSor, Peter.
sen. New York
vunrssrowS, April 2-Arrived. barks Chapman tSor),
Olsen New York: Art,ere Giovanni aus. Ivancch d.:
Kate Harding watts Portland; Ferrsro rerso dtsD Gle
eonardi, New YORK; Ba.taga Lta. Campodonico Phila
delpnis; Brodrcne mon. osundsen. New York
Passed I'd so Pm. City OF Bristol tB, Fuon.
New Orleans for Liverpool.
on Fastnct. I'd. Pm, steamer England tBr), Tbomp-
son. New York for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, April 2--Arrived steamer weor t0er,,
Barre, New YorK To- Bremen.
snAnrSgss. apr 2-Arrived, ship Hannah Morris tBr
Dunbar. Dsrien.
scnLy March 2s-on bark Chss Bal dtor,. Hansen.
New orleans for Brennan