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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-27

\ cheese factory r,e.,..
in Spring Valley. Color
pected 10 ne III the m..
COWS.
Forty thousand pound.
margarine ''butter
DC daily bought a.tl
New York City.
We have canvass,
merchants on tile $500
on nrummcr>, ana TIE
answer wa>, opposed e. HE.
Concord Ru3i,t.r: n.
Of 1T. Pleasant, goes
mill pond anywhere. and
chunks Of quartz with
ing % them rs thick ID, bin
on u chicken.
Professor I.av,> make,
ter TO Hoore,> R.truL. H..
statement that the ,'a.~-..
weeds and more cu,t.yat
be quite rs ,~tlica,.va, r.
ING the produce 81 H..
New York crops as ..
nlcnt OF artificial mauau-
IN an experiment on t..
the Name Agriculture. e.
with wheat, Oh Il clay la.m
plat was LETT uumauurll
plat received old IN uur. ..
COW stable, at the rate ult. .-.
To the &c e; while a th.r. ....
fertllIzed with the >tutkEr
mula, for wheat. The a,..
ported is a. below
No manure produced ......
Stock5ridgc formula..........
Mater forms thrce-iauu.
weight Of living animals .a.. s..
and cover about three-l......
the carth's surface. Iaa... i....
sin dried the body ut maa.M
oven, like Il brick IA 81 A..a.
after d~csiccutlon the body W..
only twelve pounds. hI...r. a.
than a pound Of water Is ia.
daily by the breath. ahuu. o.a
thrce-fourths pound, bl t#e H.
neys, making the daily rm.--. %.
water BY the body about a,r aa.
half pounds.
a plan for improving 1.. .a.
Of butter, IN use IN many parts
Switzerland, noted for -uo. IF
and fine butter, IS Il, follows.
milk, as soon rs IT RS drawn,
while yet warm, IS filtered three
a sprig of washed fir tips, t...
OF which is inserted CLOSELY #..
right in the hole oi toe @.t.
The milk deposit. .4.r-.
clots, or gclatinous .umeu..-
the leaves. 1t has impaired g.
most agreeable odor. aud aa.s
readily turn sour. A fires.
should be nscd each time.
hfc 1mer.f1u.
An English Journal says
are brought from Geuua.F
England at the rate of ahoa. 1884,.
per week. There j., uo r...."
sheep, dead and alive. should
be exported largely from t.eO
States to British ports, c#.e.
we do not raise enough at I'll.
ton breed. We believe tua.
the breeding OF fine woods -
lily decreasing except Ill
Eastern States. and far j"
1t seems singular that ta.-
be so, and think that more
tention should bc paaa to
especially the long wooded .+.
ton breeds.
We have -wo kinds Of -
dogs IN this county, the Aa
and Collie. The point, ".
lie are these: The head I-
that of a wolf, being ra....
cal, tapering gradual 3"
nose, with long ja". Il ..
intelligent look, wide, lar-.
which are pendant aaa
feathered. Eyes have Fl
flashing and "mlss-no-a..-
always on the alert. Nee.
and well furnished with a."o
rutlie: shoulders fine ~".
chest well let down; legs
and full Of muscle: cat-..@
good broad back; stiles "-.
opcd; tail ~fe1thcrcd and
ricd over the back: coat
straight, why 10 the toa...,
varies, but black and taa
the tan gale. -Prao'.sf.
What special benefit
.. s#. FZ#"##.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-27

What special benefit
trees confer upon the .-
neither know nor are al..
me. They are good -@.
for ornament, viii not mas
cent hedge, their tru..
than worthless, and tire. "
furnish shade enough ~
from sun-strOkc. On the
these trees furnish "a
millions Of worms when
leaves and sometime l--
fruit recs. Nests can
seen upon some of tAe
in a few weeks there W--- .-
multitude more than h+'v p
pearcd. From these rerEN...
lions the worms viii SON
to the apple trees anu
destructive work. Il
farmers had plenty OF eAo"'.
that these enemies were 100
enough, without laying a
temptation for them -
either IN strength or nuH'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
A REVOLVING STORY.

Rhcinhart Kostcn, OF No. sol West Thrty-6rst
street, reported to Captain Williams, Of tho rwouty-
ninth precinct last night, that his wife Margaret,
from whom he has been separated about aycar, had
been delivered OF a stborn cnild, the result OF NAL
practice, at her residence No. Al West rwcnly-iourth
street, ana had buried the remains IN the
yard back OF her residence Detective Schmittberger
was sent TO investigate tho and found the
living IN a house at the above number. On
being Informed of her husbands accusation she
at FIRST denied It, but aftarward admitted that
shc had been deligersd OF a stubborn
child, aud pointed out tho spvt where she
had buried II. On digging about the place which she
indicated the detective found the romans OF fully
developed child buried nearly five feet under the
ground and took them, together with ne mother 10
the Twcpty-nnth precinct station house.
Tnorc Mrs. Kosten Informed Captain Williams that
the remains of children, of doubtful parentage,
had been buried IN the yard Of the same house. Tho
police will to-day make thorough investigation of
the statement made by Mrs. Roster, who was locked
up await the action OF the Coroner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

ANTWERP. Jan II Sailed. steamer strasburx GER.
CIEsrurcos. Jau ao-saisd steamer carondslet. Bur
pxxrsaRA Dec 81 port schr Chss Flint. Cook. for
Cedar Keys load for New York or Long Island SOUND
GssoA, Jan l7-ArrIved. bark Busy. KspdricF Phila
delphia
Arrived steamer Columbus, Rood. New York.
HALIFAX. Jan ai-Arrivsd. steamer Ontario (Bo, Bou
Sailed aIst steamer ALEXANDRA (Bp. MeEiheny. New
York. -,
LIyxnrooi, Ms, Jan 2O-Put in. schr veritas (Br).
Nckerson from Port rrnce for Boston, With loss OF
deckioad . =.
MKLsounsE Nov % In port brig Gratitude Br, Bald
Cleared 2l bark Carleton (Br) Allan Browse Island
and Hamburg.
MEss,NA ice 2I-saed bark Krona tsw), seusen, Bal
tmore briggs hello Of the Bay, wsitou, Phtndsiphta;
3is. Roberto Gta, Astorita New York; ocoriia Hoi-
and, Fhiimde phn. - 49,
In port Dec 81. brrk Aretta. Nchols briggs Nettie.
Mckay: j Parker, Keene; susan Bergen. Hardtngs
Alice Ada (Br Reed; MadawAska tlal. sarsceno, all to
load Tor United States.
Ponr MuLGRAvE Jan l6--Passed. brig, supposed the
Carments from Prince Edward Island, bound south.
JASEtRo DEC lS-Arrved, schrs Village Belle (br.
Brandon Gaspc; 18th, vitula tBrl. Contour. DO.
sailed Dec Is brig Fritz sw) Hsksnssen Now oriesns'
10th, bark Mary (Br). Dwvor. Now York
In port Dec n. brig Marie t;er) tor Now York -
ST fnoMAs Jan steamer rogantius Howard, Will
min gton, Dol. for Para
ST. JONI Nh Jan ls-Arrived schrs Alaska, Clark, Now
York; 2st tBr Wnsson Anna CGrrier B!!, Van
tomac lBr). Odell, AMI VIM Mowrsy. Eaton. New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
THE EXTREME PENALTY.
EXECUTION OF ARDEN NELSON, A NEGRO MUIR

EXECUTION OF ARDEN NELSON, NEGRO MUIR
pERER-THE LAST SCENES
fFrom the Norfolk Landmark, Jan. 20
Friday, at noon, at Plymouth, N. c., ended the sad
Arden Nelson colored, convicted at the last
term Of Inc Superior Court for tho murder OF Jshu
Webb in Bertio county lust April. AT twelve O'Clock
be was escorted upon the soanold by Sheriff Spruil,
assisted by sheriff Bell, OF Bcrtio county, anu the
Rev H. G. Hilton OF tho Episcopal Church. He de-
liverod dying address OF over an hours length, dur
ing which time confessed his guilt and asked for
giveness OF mis- fellow men, assuring the spectators
that no had made his peace with God and warned
them oil tho evil temptations OF the devil. Al few
inmates after one O'Clock the trap fol and he was
launched into eternity. AT the end Of eleven
minutes his pulse stopped and three min
WAS then pronounced dead by Drs. Lewis and
Ward, the physicians in attendance, and cut down.
he was buried the jail yard During The whoic time
he showed signs Of being the least frightened or
nervous, but maintained great deal Of nrmness even
up TO the moment he met his fate. He cxonerated
any ana every booy from having thing 10 do with
the murder but himiclt The correspondent Of the
Landmark saw HIM nearly every Gay the past week,
anu every time he seemed perfectly resigned to his
tate and said WAS just punishment but felt AS II
he was forgiven Tor his crime. Friday morning he
ate no break ast but asked Tor clean ing,
which was given him by The jaiier He washed and
dressed himself u icw minutes before he was leo TO
execution over Two Thousand people we're present
lust outside the enclosure and heard his address.
The crime tor which the condemne! man suffered
death was the btuIa murder OF Mr. Jehu Webb, "A
ccrK In the store oil Dir. James b. Nichols, al Merry
Hill, Berthe county, N Z.
About ten o'clock on the morning OF the Goth OF
April negroes entered the store, and one OF them,
by the uamo oil Arden Nelson, asked 10 be shown
some goods. AS MI WeDb turned around TO wait
upon he urcw a heavy persimmon ciub and struck
Mr. Webb a fearful blow on tho back OF tho head,
crushing his skull They then TOOK IRON tho money
drawer So 90 and also appropriated SUIT OF Clothes
after which thev made tncir escape to the swamp.
As the murdsr became known the whole
community 10 JOIN In The pursuit OF tho
iugtives anu tho iatcnsy OF tho excitement was IN
desct1bable. Nelson was captured the same day and
taken 10 Windsor The excitement was so great that
the officers o the could hardly restrain the in.
iuriated crowd from ~ ucning him.
The negro confederate oi Nelson's was not captured,
and II Is supposed that he was killed, as strange
negro seen to come 10 the edge oil The swamp,
whersupon u number Of shots werc fired ut him ana
he suddenly disappeared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
MATTHEW REILLY'S DEATH.

Matthew Reilly contractor, who was Knocked
down by a team OF horses driven by William H. Van-
derbilt on Jerome avenue on the 7th Of November
last. died Sunday afternoon at his residence Mr..
Vanderbilt was exercising his horses May Bee and
Small Hopes that day, and when near Judge
Smiths hotel he saw Reilly. who lived IN
tho ncighborhood, crossing tho road in front oil
him. The horses wero going fast, ana ho
was unable 10 cneck them In time 10 escape running
down Reilly, who taken home suffering from con-
cussion of tho brain Mr. Vanderbilt it is SAID offered
assistance Reiy's family during his suferings and
paid for the services OF the physician who attended
him. Rcilly's declined any aid beyond tho scr
vices OF the physician. A MESSENGER from Mr.. Van
derbit called daily at RcilIys house to inquire alter
the wounded mans condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
EDMUND RANDOLPH pEAsLEE.

Dr. Edmund Randolph Peaslee, well known ply
sican and surgeon, died oil pneumonia in this city
Yesterday morning He was born in Newton, N. h. ,
In 1914 A. the ago Of twenty-five he graduated from
Dartmouth College. aud in lS4o he oOtainsd diploma
IRON The medical department oil Yale College. year
later he was chosen professor OF anatomy and phys-
oogy in tho Dartmouth Medical School In 1s43 lie
was appointed professor Of anatomy and surgery IN
the Medical School OF Maine, and III 1851 ne became
professor OF physiology and pathology III the New
York cdica College His rank In his profession has
long very high, and his practice ,ths city has
been both extensive and important. He was an ac
knowledgcd authority on female Diseases aud nc per-
formed many remarkable operations IN surgery. HIS
contributions TO medcai literature were valuable, In
cludne Human Histology It's Relations 10 Descrip
tive Anatomy. Psychology and Pathology" which
was pu Dshod 10 1857. In this work ~ eseDted TO
the English tho results OF many OF the expert
menis In anatomical chemistry oil Msssrs. Robin ana
verdclL he also contributed papers 70 tine American
Journal Of Medical Science, the American Medical
AonuaIy and the North Anericsn Reuier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
RELICS OF SCANDAL.

A correspondent writing to Gdhgndni's Messenger
from Florence ssys:-"0n December 20 grand chill
ercn icto took place at the skating rnk with Christ
mas troc presents for each child, magic lantern, &c.
ON Tuesday Patti made her second appearance. sing
in the Barbere' and in Una voco POGO Fa and
aed great ept husiasn In the music lesson she gave
the .Ambra lcggicra' from Diuorab,' ana Niccoini
Both songs cncOrcd Niccon IS not suited for the
part OF Almavva, and much dissatisfaction was
pressed tout ensemble OF tho performance Alter
the concerted nale OF tho second several Kisses
mingled with the applause. There was also falling
on Of lO000i IN the receipts. In tho fashionable
Florcntinc world the only event has been reception
the Countess Fisher Gbcrardesca's on Thursday,
which, though intended 10 be only a IND, embraced
nearly all TIM best soos OF Florence ana ended with
great entrdin in a dance aud cotillion."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
THE FLOWER PARTY.

Quito q numerous mixed company gathered ut Dol
moncos last evening 10 attend tho Flower Party"
as a ball given IN aid OF thc Northeastern Homeo-
commenced flowers were sold In two parlors Off the
main hall, where stands were set up at which bevy
O. ladies' tended snd with engaging smiles bssought
their gentlemen friends 10 make purchases
The ladies IN charge OF the tables Mrs. J. II.
4. Arnold Mrs. Jacob vanderpocl Mrs. A. c. Bittner.
Mrs Judge DAILY, Mrs. James X. Franklin, Mrs.
George Hoffman. Mrs Eugene n. Earle. assisted by
Mrs. Judge Larremore; Mrs John S. Dickson, Miss
Hancock, Miss Seeger Miss Kittie Brennan, Miss Kit
tic Hoffman. Miss May Croly. Miss Elsie Dewoe,
Miss Kttie Griith, Miss jennie johnson, Miss Cor
nish, Miss Kato Bell, Miss Agnes Campbell Miss Min
ME Ste wart Miss Ii. Smith, Miss Amanda smith, MISS
Gertrude Barrett MISS NJ. z. Larremorc. bliss Carrie
Miller, Miss Mary Case, Miss Walker. Mss Raymond,
Miss Arnold and Miss Roll
The general com pap y included tome prominent city
people and a sprinkhng OF officers Of the army ana
navy their resimentals. Among the naval officers
present surgeon Bertollette, Lieutcnants Sy-
nonds and Tremains. VI the army oncers ~ fno
company there were noticed Lieutenants Rockwell,
Leach, Jefferson, Dowd and Simmonls. Mayor ELY.
Judge Larremore, Judge Joseph DAILY, Judge Robin
sou ana Commodore DicKcrson also moved through
the thr0ng, looking complacenty on Inc uanccrs
There were noticeable among tho ladies Mrs General
j. G. Frcment, Mrs. Bigclow Mrs. Anna s. stephens.
Mrs: T.. NJ. Earle Mrs. l.. ~ Bates, Mrs. Joseph r.
Dhy. Mrs q. W. Mclean, Mrs. A. b Darling, MIS- u
w. W. lherbee. Mrs NJ. b. Brown and host OF otners
some oil the costumes OF tho ladies were quite at
trsctivc flowers being freely used 10 hcighten The
effect intended TO DO produced some had pretty
nd huds their har others wore sprays oil
evergreen and festo0ns OF fragrant buds Inc dane
ing com m Q need O'Clock anu continued until
carly IN the morning. Tho company had greatly
thin ned out, however, beloro the close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

nSr NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NlGHr-Tho NEW foKK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing While
burning coor red ercon red changing from to the
succession and he several miles distaA
Captains vessels seeine this signal will obee
by preparing they have for tho ship
News Department OF tho HhkALD.
pSPersons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
irving New YORK do by addressing to such vessels
Of HERALD yacht, pier No. East River, Now
York Letters cived from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates arc required
pJ- NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASrING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains or officers
vessels the coasng and foreign trade obscrv
ing removal of buoys requested
communicate tho fact TO the HERALD that it be
brought publicly the attention OF the authorities
letter ITO the editor OF the HERALD, New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
ton displaced buoys tho of their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic aud Pacific
coaste the American Continent When they observed
Europcan countries in the Mediterranean
that inform alton DO sent other by telegraph
or letter to London Office of tho NV YORK HERALD 46
Fleet street. London to the Paris Office, 81 Avenue de
rOpera Paris Who're the telegraph is used dispatches
may addressed Bennett. 46 Fleet street. London"
Bennett 81 Avenue do POpers Paris" Where Of
the reach of the telegraph Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the first conven-
lent port will be cabled free of charge,
to the HERALD aud published.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
CLEARED.
.ixernool via Que INST own

Williams Guion.
Steamer Eleanora, johnson. Portland-J r Ames.
shin Jsbez Howes, COT. San Francsco--Sutton Co.
Bark Charlotte Young (Brj. Crooks. Hayle. Ell
Tucker h Co
Bark strathedcn tBr). Anderson Gassow-Fuuch. Edge
4 Co.
Bark Hclios Ger, Nordt, Konigsbur.-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Jenny e; orr, Crete, Bremen -Theo Huger
Bark Nuovo Monde utaD. Maresca. Cherbourg-Funch,
Edye TO.
BARK Charles Desrina. Carter Hnvre-Boyd Hinck.n.
Bark Cuomo Primo utap. Cuomo Lisbon-Lauro Storey
ScarpmtL
4 Co.
Brigze,Isnd tBr,. Hicks, MApas. Eli Bailey 4 Co.
Brig Papa Giaeomo ltaD, Lauro- Alicsnte-Lauro.
Storey scarpatL
brig John brandon. Pierce. santander-swa Son.
Brig Mary a.ri9rr. Prince S. Jago and Gusnt anamo
Brig Bertha tBrJ. Ford. Boston-t;eo builey.
Schr May Monroe. Bartlett. FarA--G Am sncK 4 90.
schr q Remington, Eidridge, POET spain-Miler Il
Houghton.
Sckr Mary J Cook. Cook. Havana Parsons & Loud.
sehr Eeancra squires. Georgetown and Pot BiuG, Sc
sehr Buckley. Young, Richmond va-slasht. Bailey
4 Co.
schr Jacob Birdsa Blake Richmond -siarht. Bailey
Co
schr p Goodwin, Williams. Bridgeport-stamford Man
ufacturng Co.
Cleared lothcBark opnir Nor,. wisrerard. London
lark Bjorviken (Nor). Andersen. Hull E-Funch Edge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ss o p sn, SI~n s BY hS A
Inc TIM, as' sa s and .au.iy raj" had
and VA s0 dns 10 Ia eS.9 the .Sn
the AureoIa coming from san franelsco for seattle sud
checked changed mad truck the 2"pyn
her s.board bow aoa the anchor such terrible blow As
Tas 1bsoom. and other ris.in OF tho
ensSrS tho crew Of the xttsr exception Of The
steward .nd two as Osr p
article Of priv.ts Ownership wsre IS lett
went port Ludlow but would 20 Seattle tcr re-
Francisco. and both were insured.
BARK WILL CASE tusw which drove ashore In the
launched ists. 20 the marine railway and
repair dsmaGe which is loss than first estimated
ton. sS
near Life saving station No is. Grow all right.
Portsmouth Nh during tho late gale. Wa, hauled of Goth
inst. without material damage.
for ss N.w 9ss S IAN ~S
sails split: bound up to the city repair.
scHs Clara ss.rsos SWEET a. cn.rs.on 18th inst
broke r. and lost boa Jan heavy
msinss. ' ,.'-
M mas
Ave lines ont but these were all broken and thu YES
now no lies iio. Wv Wv wv '
Sem CARRIE Jonssox from Richmond Va. arrived At
Long Beach. Orient Jan H. alter long voyage, with
damaged phosphate.
CMARLKsroS. sc. Jan 81 Bark Hcrmanos (Nor) hence
for HULL with phosphate rock has returned 10 this port
leaky.
No.roLk, Jan 2I-Ths steamer wyanoke. Couch. from
Now York for this city e.ore reportcd carried away her
croshoad pin tho walking beam yesterday morning vt
o'clock about 10 mi,es to the northward OF Hog Island
There being the vessel 80 anchor IN await
hortly nftcr the Clyde Agnes
along and took the and baggsge from the Wy
Commodore McCready. presdent OF the Old Dominion
line had Just arrived in the city from Richmond tho
Isaac Bell. and in loss than ~ minutes despatched
the latter TO the assistance Of the wysnoke, With
AM nothing has been hoard Of either the Wyahoke
Bell II Is thought that tho heavy og has prevented them
from coming they anchored in shelter
along the coast The accident occurred sboas 100 miles
from here.
tho and notuk the recent severe seorms
continue exhibit their slowly decreasing hulks The
Italian Surf side which has laid the reef about
q year. holds With cfoat tenseity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
BRITISH ARMY DEoERTIONS.
From the Dublin Irish Times. ]


In view Of tho possibilities, II is not encouraging 10
learn that The number Of assertions from the British
army during last year amounted 10 the enormous
total of 800. Taking IL that many OF these were
rcpellons OF the offence, tho nsures are still
iamcntaLle fact. Germany and France, with their
immense armies, record an average OF yearly
descrtion each not exceeding 300 And in those
countries conscription ~ tho law The soldier
is by comparison with his British brother mscrably
paid, poorly iHcths. however, Is matter OF great
doubt-not we'll clad, aud sternly and heavily disci.
pliucd anu worked The BRUSH soldier, IN TACT, may
Dc said to live Idle and luxurious lie his lot
" ,oUtrastcd Win the fourfouron OF the Republic
The pcicihauJc Vt the Empire Bat ,u Is the dillcr
cncc In the esprit dc corps or tue martial mind, or
whatever II is that seems wanting IN the nation OF
shopkccpers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Jan 81 Arrived, ships Equator Rus Rosgren,
Philadelphia Jumna (Br), Fraser do banks Chtgnccto
tBr). shaw New York; Lizzie Perry (Br, Pitman. New
Orleans
Passed Flushing Jan ~. . T ". steamer vaderland
(Bcig) Nichols, from Philadelphia for Antwerp.
BRIsroL Ian 2l-Arrived bark Lcvanter. vespcr, New
York
BARCELONA to Jan 2i-,Auived. brig Lola 0sp), Julia.
Charleston.
BORDEAUX. Jan le-ssiied. bark comsessss Duchstel
Fr), Dupont, New orIesns sr~sf'
BoMsAY JAG 10 Arrived previously. ship Vim Conner.
Pendleton, Liverpool.
DUBLIN. Jan is-Arrived, ship Clamps Emilia (ItsD,
Corcurceiio. Baltimore
DusxInx, Jan 2ossiIed, bark Bsthsssar (Aus) Tara
FALMOUTH Jaa is-Arrived bark Grant tNor Florcnsss
New York for Elsiuove
GLASGOW, Jan ai--Arrived. steamer State Of Penusy
vania (Br). Stewart. New York.
GLoucEsrxn Jan 2t-saed barks BerEiiot tNor), Mos
berg New Orleans; Federico 10 Svcvo UtaD Bancheii,
United States
GIBRALTAR Jan 1s-Passed. steamer Scandinavia (Brh
PsuIsen. from Sicily, &C.. for New York.
HULL, Jan 2i-Anivod. steamer Lcpsuto (Br), Avery,
New YORK; bark Fasce ItsD, Chiess Philadelphia brig
Auchinc arm (Br). Coweii. New York
sailed 2Oth bark Proseus tBr), Pearson, Pensacola
HAvKE. Jan 17-Arrved. byig Helene Ger) Jospersen.
Boston, 1s,h barks Albert or) Anderson New Orleans;
2ist, stopewail Jackson. Arbeesu. Charleston. .
Sailed 18Th ship Nunquam Dormio Cousins, Southwest
Pass; octsvs r, Purdy, do 10th. ship orom we'll.
Bnrstow. Charleston. q
Iioco. Jan 2o-Arnved. schr Hattie Bangs. Bangs,
Now York via sydney. Nsw.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 1eArrved. bark Florida (sw), Andcr.
SEN Galveston; 2oh, ships Gcneveve Strickland strick
land, Now Orleans; Her Majesty tBr). Leahy. do; A
Thompson Thompson VIM Tapseott, Wymsu. do: barks
Maid OF Orleans (8r), Houston. Savaanah Tarpeian r
Doran, Charleston; Aphrodte (Br) Bass. do; brig VI
Dorsn (Br). Foley do; 2it ship Adorna Hawkins, New
Orleans; barks Knishtcn tBr), Lindgrcn. New Orleans
Lubia Nor) Nsrvig, wilmina ton. NC.
Sailed Goth. Bulgarian (Br), Traut. Boston.
LONDON Jan 0Arivod, ship Thor tNor, Zachsviasen,
New York.
LONDONDERRY. Jan 2t-Arrived, barks Admiral tNor)
Jensen. baltimore; Eiiss Utai), vasssio. do.
LrsBoS TO Jan 2l-Arrved. brig X A Bernard CBr),
wilcby. Phnsdeiphia.
Sailed to 21st, schr Anna Krans, Purvcro, New Or.
leans.
PLYMOUTH. Jan 20-Arrived. barks Dorotea utaD,
Mar.sca New York; 2st. Tiimso (Nor), Tallakscn New
Orleans
PALERMO Jan I4--Sailed, bark Sarah Z Kingsbury,
Gririu. Boston.
ouggysYows Jan 2o--Arrived, banks Freir Co, Carl
sen Baltimore; Pers de- Fannie Fr, Duvard, New York
VIM Owen tBp, Brown. Baltimore; brig svea tNor), Oh