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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-01-18

FoR SALE.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION KNOWN
the "AuStin Place" situated tho
Winsborrough road seven miles from Mon
roe. The place contains 634 9l-lOO acres, is
we'll improved; dwelling cabins and good
gin. 1t is first-class cotton land, and is one
of the best places in the parish tor raising
stock.
price on credit, part cash, and long
terms. Apply to
Els AUSTIN, or
s. d. McENERY, EsQ!:
Monroe. La, August list, 1876 II.
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10 Turnips are not only cure for hog
cholera, but a preventive against it.
They will cure, II the hog is not too
lar gone to eat. They have been tested
by many farmers and found to be
sure. The remedy is u cheap one and
easily procured, and it can do no harm
to give 1t trial. o. .s.t.8
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The case of s. Carey Ball, sentenced
to ten years imprisonment for embez-
cling the funds of the Hatboro' Bank
Pennsylvania, ought to be a warning
to men in positions of pecuni-
AIRY trust who are tempted to abuse
their opportunities. Ball is described
rs wasted almost to a skeleton, and a
prey to remorse. To visitor he said:
tsLike hundreds of other young men
with similar responsibilities, I saw
what i deemed golden opportunities to
invest. invested aud lost" And now
he Is a convict, with the prospect of
ending his days In a felon's cell.
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!, Out in Dakota, the other day, u stage
load OF passengers were compelled to
hold their hands above their heads
while u gang Of highwaymen robbed
them One of the victims, who re-
marked, s'This Is a high-handed piece
o. business" was allowed to keep his
watch as reward for his humor.
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MONROE FERRY. ......
FREE TRADE WITH MONROE!
The Board of Trade of Monroe in form tho
public that, on all persons and teams bring
ing cotton to Monroe for sale and returning
FERRIAGE WILL BE FREE
ut the Monroe Ferry. ANY other person,
crossing at the Monroe Ferry, either on
foot, on horseback or i'll a vehicle, who
purchases merchandise to q sufficient
amount from any member of the Board OF
Trade will have refunded to him by the
ferryman, through the merchant from
whom the purchase is made, tho amount
paid for ierriage in coming to Monroe and
will be given IL free ticket for ferriage in
returning.
Monroe, La, Aug. p. 1S75.-tf.
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THE ORCHARD.

elGardener's Monthly for January.l
This is generally supposed to be the
pruning season. Orchard trees gener-
ally get too much pruning., In young
trees only thin out so as not to have
the main leaders crossing or interfering
with one another. Or when a few
shoots grow much stronger. than the
rest, cut these away. Insist on all the
branches IN, young trees growing only
on a perfect equality. On older trees
which have been in bearing number
of years, it will often benefit to cut
away. large portion of the bearing
limbs. BY q long series of bearings,
branches will often get bark-bound and
stanted, preventing the free passage of
the sap to the leaves. In such cases the
sap seems to revenge itself by forcing
out vigorous young shoots aIlong way
down from the top of the tree. It is
down to these vigorous young shoots
that we would cut the bearing branches
away. One must use his own judgment
US to the advisability of this. II the
tree bears as flne and luscious fruit as
ever, of course no such severe work
need be done, but il not, then now is
the time.
u And, above all, look after the nutri-
ton of the trees. Some people say that
AessAA "AASA "AA rAdAS0 SOOu COIA Will
! grow good fruit trees, which is all right;
but they should add that, like corn,
they require regular and continuous
mauqk1ng. There are some parts Of the
country where corn can be successfully
taken for half a lifetime without ma
nure. On these soils we need not ma
tnure fruit trees, but in all others we
| must, to have good results. This is
particularly essential where trees are
grown in grass, as both the trees aud
the grass require food. Where trees
are grown in grass, we. prefer top
dressing in June or July; but ii it has
not been done then, do it now. Where
trees are kept under clean surface cul-
ture, the manure Is ct course plOWed or
narrowed in with the crop in the spring
of the year. To know whether trees
require manure or not, ask the leaves.
If in July they are of dark, rich
green, nothing need be done to them !;
but II they have a yellowish cast, hun
ger is what is the matter. This, of
course, is surprising they are not in
4 tested by borers, in which case they
will be yellowish in the richest soil.
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FOR SALE.

800 feet ssre se yoans Of
connections dwelling, cistern, and all
necessary outhouses, Situated u mile above
for sale. For particulars apply on the
place, or to 8. w. Bennett, Jr., designer
and engraver on wood, 81 Camp street,
New Orleans. Dec. ii, 1877.
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g., The Springfield Republican says:
"Gen. Butler should have cited the
'sbulldozed' parish of Baton Rouge, La,
when he was recounting the dreadful
effects of the Hayes policy. The inhu-
man manner in which the white people
down there have abused the negroes, by
Building school houses for colored chill
dren and hiring teachers to instruct
them,l would make good text for a
bloody shirt harangue.'' -...,..,-.r
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z The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand Il we'll Sc
lected stock OF OWce and Household Ft.'7.t-
t,e''c, Woodess coDlns, Metallic Burial Cu$hcts,
CoDi,, Trimmings such as Handles, Plates,
Sc,ea0s, etc. Terms, Cash. Store on Grand
street, near the Courthouse.
j. L. PETERS.
Monroe, La, March Is. 1875. n26-tf
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THE OLD PIANO.

.aalaae.o 10 ti-TT: ,.l....aiao.I - IA
wen, tske " ZOE Wnae ~ - M, ~
cost me hye hundred ana i more 81
YouIil hardly believe y, 1ewas hnenna II
The ,hAudSonaoot one In, eho Ss0re. Yi"c
Thoro,s hethine Town In che world h
That p sna NJ Screain 70 mieAA;, s..f - d
I'VE paSted With twoslAggsd fEasnds !" Y
With tar less sogroe SHAN WISH ehis.s - -. !
x,.a -, .I.,..
WA Stsyxis.sa.sa. -. s,ssS:.:a.!ll Q
,;,H2ast sAfotS SstHI. ~ 49,, 'alS Z
Wsst 49, s'sss. f.-r. ~, q
f0WNe. oyvS3ysACSyoS -
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pvsL,cAr,oNs.
THE SUN.

L .-.-t n E;IkfIEt ,.L-- ..tHl -t...
/ 1878 ............. NEW YORK. 1873
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FROM THE ,RXHcHE 10 Il rHE.a CARS.

The ,outridex fills his. saddlerba9s,I
and most uketya belt, which he wears
around his waist, with gold coin to the |
amount Of tens, Of thousands Of dollars,
for. in the section OF country he visits
there are no ihanks and taking q! few I
trusty 'companfons, all we'll mounted
and armed, sets out on his long joaraey,
beset by, CONSTANT danger from lurking
Indians and white outlaws who infest
TINS. .TQNltfY..,5J sai -. fl5.!i bout HibalJ Da
The stOcl.grower, who has lived re-
mote from, the settlements, perhaps
seeing no human being except the
Ownax Of ~ neighboringI rancho for a
year, looks upon the 'ssoutrider's'' visit
as an event in his existence al laa.s.
He,is most h0spitable host, aud for
several days after, his guests arrival no
business is thought Of, and season OF
feasting, riding and hunting is over.
When this is over, they begin their me-
gotiations.
The herds are scanped over to get
some idea of, their condition, = but the
cattle are not carefully counted and
weighed as stock Is IN the North. And
herds are simply sold tsas they rum
that is, a the owner looks through his
book to see how many cattle lie has
branded, and the ttoutrider'' pays him
SO much for his brand, which entities
the buyer to all the cattle that he can
find Ia securing the prairies which bear
the purchased mark. btaub 40 Oh, s-
There ls considerable sport and a
great deal OF hard. rough ~ riding in
getting the wild herds together and
asserting them. It is In this work that
the splendid hOrsemanShfp and won
derful skill with, the lasso or lariat, of
which so much has been written, are
displayed, by the Texas herder.
In q few days everything is in readi-
ness, and the herds are started on their
long Northern march.
A route is selected which affords the
best pasturage, aud is most convenient
to the streams, as it is essential that the
cattle should reach the end of the drive
in prime condition for the market. nl
There are few incidents to enliven
the wearisome weeks that follow. The
herds browse leisurely along from six
to ten miles day, following the wind
ing courses OF the creeks and rivers, the
herders following lazily after to keep
them In the general direction north.
n For days and days human habita-
lions are lost sight of, and the droves
and rtders are alone in the midst OF the
great, grassy ocean. Not quite alone,
either. i came near forgetting that
bright and cheerful companion of the
drove, the cow-bird, q brown little tel
low about the size of the well-known
chippi1S.sparrow, o" sschippy,' p as the
Fitting along on the outskirts az thu
drove,s one moment fitting glsefuily on
a tall, swaying weed, the next perch
ing saucily on the tip OF q steers horns.
perhaps at, night roostlng complacentiv
on his back, the cow bird coca thronUh,
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WAGONS! WAGONS.

Twenty-Five Two and Four-Horse Iron
Axle Wagons, made by the celebrated
Studbaker Manufacturing Co., just re-
ceivel and for sale at the lowest market
rates by FRED ENDOM.
October3, lS7S.-S:tf
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 5. 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REroRrEp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wWTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
stesmcr City Of Montreal tBr). Brooks. Liverpool Dec
rs and 2th with mdse and AZ passengers TO
steams Britannia (Br) Thompson Liverpool Dec 81
stoam-r Alps Obj. williams. Gonaives Dec s. Port
Prince 10TH Santa Martha 18th. SAVANNA I'D Cartha
gena 18th Aspnwall nth with mdss and passengers
PIN. torwood Go. Jan had heavy Sc gale. last.
Ing hours.
Steamer Cortcs Nelson. Havana Dec 80 with mdsc to
exandrc sons Had succession Of gales the entire
steamer Uyclops Ellis New Orleans Dec - Charles
ton and Delaware Breakwator.
steamer General Bayncs Cheescman, Savannah Jan ?,
steamer Beneiactor, Jones, Wilmington NC. DAYS.
W mdso o VIM l. Clyde X 10.
steamer Albemare. Gibbs. Lewes, Del. with mdse to
the OLD Dominion steamship Co. -
steamer Alancc CrOcker. fhiauclpuia, win muse v"
ship Connausht Ranger tof Dublin Hansrord. Manila
~ with mdse to Buys Passed Cape OF Good Hope
Oct % crossed the Equator Nov - in Ion ~ hNd
light variable weather. sept 20 In Tymour straits spoke
ship Channel Queen iBr from Annoy Tor IondOn Nov 20,
LAT ~ ~ Ion IS TO- ship Clarence Br. from cardih Tor
Coaulnbo. T.,
ballast TO Caryer& Barnes Was 20 days III the Cbannci
with strong and NV gales and 10 days oil Hal
tcras. with fresh NE ana NV gales. .
Ship Austrana (Brj. Gillis Caliao Oct via Hampton
Roads AN L. with gnano to obsoh. Hartardo Co. Jan
2hau heavy squa carrying away upper foretopss''
upper alntopsail aud m aintopmsst staysMl -
Bark Queen Of the seas (B. lIardwck. singapore Sept
% with Edse to spring Co. Passed amer Oct III ma
days westerly gales or Cape OF Good Hope which
Nov l6 crossed this Equator Dec TO- ~ lon u
81 days Of Rtera, VITA heavy gales; Dec w. no
at Ac passed ship J0mna tBr) from Calcutta Tor Gsudn.
ioure; same day ship Hattie L. Iapey from Canno '"f
Hampton Roads. - -,
BARK Tcwskbury sweat lot Portiand), Grinn. Iioilo
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gagged In organizing the Sandman srmv-thc
only job that redoundcd to his crcdt-hs chief
delight aud pastime consisted IN busy1ng himself win
the insignificant details OF tue service. For
stance, he would make the grandsst display OF psrac
ing the Sardnians ~ the sirtcts-one day arrayed
a certain kind OF coat buttons. certain formal cut
OF beard KEPT in certain ;oiors and then presto
on tie day succeeding complete change would be
visible along The whole line such amusing expert
mcntations in the steps 10 attain dnaty or ideal
OF Uniform for tho troops would last Tor weeks, az,
tor months At lime, to the great merrimcnt o.
citizens and tho furn;shers OF sstirical cuts to the
. Fisehietto &c was particularly noted tor snrooing
Gar;baidi and the vounteer forces Regular troopers
pets.> IN MS ianat.caI cst;maton OF IN 0
res ular army, which hc. C aimed with some
created ne carried the well known sensitivencss
and loneliness Of HIS people TO an absurd degree;
hence the marked Of the French officers
and soldiers over his army. as csp.ayed ~ ls59 and
on ,hs plans o. Lombardy. nearly ran him crazy.
popular with hts countrymen on accorn: OF tue per-
s,siency with which he adhered 10 his beo. the
French alliance. and he was few years ago moboed
IN Florence. W.:n all his .au.ts, however he has
rendered sigma services TO .taiv, and the ncn.
s:ty o. his PATRIOTISM was beyond al, question.
Though great or srccessiu. genera he largely
contributed render the Italian army efic Gent
Working body o: men. and he certainly showed u an
exam pie o. strobors courage in face o. The enemy
HIS faults may well be forgotten but his services Will
md place lr the history OF the unihcation o. .ay.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroI an 5-Saied ship Livingstone (Nor) Hansen
York barks Bergenseren (Nor) Mostensen dos Laiia
Br, woodworth United States; vests Nor) rhorseu.
Baltimore
BARROW. Jan 4-sailed, bark Lewis smith tBr) Wright
Hampton Roads,
BREMEN Jan 2-Arrived. barks Argonaus Ger. Bremen
BALTIMORE; Gutenberg Ger, Gsriach, Charleston.
BATAVIA, Jan ARRIVED. bark The Frederick tBD, Roop
New York via Bermuda.
BILsAo Dec 2s-Arrvsd bark Ingsbsrg (sw,, Berutsen
New York brig Lizzie Zosen. lessen. do tbefors re-
ported without dac); 3ist barks Elvns Johnston, New
York; Manuel Antoincto tsp) Landarte. do.
CARDIFF. Jan 4-sailod, steamer Rheola (Br), Allan
New York.
CARrHAesxA, Des 31-ssisd, brig F Merry. Bradley,
Philadelphia
GLOUCESTER Jan 5-Arrived. bark Bosnia utap, Palma,
New York.
Sailed 9Th. bark Helen Marion (Br), Muudy. Tybce.
HAvRE Jan 5-Sailed steamer Labrador (tr. Sanglicr
New York for Plymouth.
IPSWICH Jan 3sailed. bark Henry Pelham (Br) Keer.
nan. United Statcs
LIVERPOOL Jan s. SAILED. steamer Massachusetts tB
Waters. Boston.
LONDONDERRY, Jan 3-Saled. bark COUNTESS OF Duerin
(Br). Tegau, Unitsd States.
MILFORD Jan 3-ssiied. brig Lizzie Merrill Call (rom
LiverpooD, Galveston. having repaired.
NAPLES Dec 23-sailed bark Domenco QtaD. Jsccsrino
United States
QUEENSTOWN Jan s. PM-Arrlved steamer Baltic (Br),
Jennings. New York tor Liverpool land proceeded.
sLLorm IAN 3Sailed. bark Amalthea tNorj, Salvesen
United States
TRIESTE, Dec 3l-Ssied bark Primavera 0tar, Cacnce
New YORK.
WEYMOUTH, Jan s-sared. sehr Cumberland. wcbbsr
from Ncwcastle) Savannah, having repaired (Ier pre-
vious reported destination was st Croix.)
wEsrroRr, Jan 3-Saied schr Annie Consnt. Crowell,
Mobile.
Sailed from - Jan 4. barks Ansiolino QtaD, Durand,
baltimore; Kate Crosby fBp. Hilbert. United states
ItaIo dtaD Buongiovanni do; Freya (Nor). Blauw do
LONDON. Jan 5-Bark Coronolla (Br. Hazleton which
arrived At Newport the ID inst from Philadelphia.
LEAKING badly. She lost her bulwarka
The cargo o ship John Baker, from Bremen North
America before reported ashore the Belgian coast is
being recovered
Bark Fslco tSw), Sandsrom. from Philadelphia Nov 90
for Genoa into Cadz tho 4h inst. leaking slightly
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLrHKAp. Jan 5. PM-wind ssw. fresh; barometer
3oo56
PLYMOUTH. Jan 5. rM-wind Sc. raining; barome ter
1910.
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Steamer Lepan,o aBr, Avery. Hull. z. via sou:hamp
Stcssuer Herman Ludwig (B,ls. bort. AntwerpFunch,
steamer Crest (Br). Darling. Answerp-Funch. Edge
steamer ponau GER. Basins. Bremen vie sputhnmp-
Steamer whitley (Br). Smith. HAvrc-Fuuch. Edye
Co.
Stesmer Clyde. Tribon ,iisvsns-Wm Clyde Co
Steamer Carondeet Burrows St Jago aud Cienfuegos
via Nassau. up Murray. Ferris Co.
steamer Morgan City, keed, New Oreans-Bogert q
steamer Hudson. eager. New Orlesns-Clark Seaman.
steamer city of Savannah. Mallory. Savannah &C II
Mallory & Co.
steamer Cham ion. Lockwood. Chareson--J Quntard
steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington. .NC-wm P
steamer wysnoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
m,nd-Od Dominion steamship Co.
steamer John Gibson. Masingo. Georgetown. DC-J l.
Sloane, vineland. bowen. Baltimore via South Amboy
and Camden. NJ-Wm Dslxc.
steamer Alliance Croker ladciphiaJ ames Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. boston-Ii = Dimock.
Bark Harriet Upham tbr), Putnam, Dundak, ID
Bars Asostins relugo d,sD. Chiesa Cork or Falmouth
for orders-Socovich n Co. 49,
~ BARK Siro (Norj Regina. Antwerp--Funch. Edyc CO.
Bark Virginia t1erj. zimmerman, Brcmen-Chas Lung
bark Maraunins dtaD. Russo. Newark. NJ-sloeovich
Brig Aesdsn tBp Terro Gloucester. E-IIatton. Wat.
SOU Ser Ella Pressey. Presley, Balsimoro-Haviland
sehr Defiance Bucker Chester. Pa-Hav and Pressey.
schr Frances tBrj, Bradley. Perth Ampoy-P Nevus
Son
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THE NASSAU ST. BANK ROBBERY

About eight O'Clock last evening Detectives Fields
snd O'Connor, Of the Disrrct Attorneys cniee, ar.
rested Lawrenc. Francis aged thirty onc OF No I'll
East Seventeenth street, on suspicion OF being con.
cerncd In tho bank robbery which took
place tho olicc OF Mr. James H..
Young, No. 40 Nassau street. about half.
past ono last Wednesday afternoon 1t viii DO
mem ered that Mir. Youps's clerk was informed by
stranger that q lame gentleman wished TO MIN,
and that whIlc engaged on tho street taking TO the
gentleman the office door WAS forced open by the
stranger Effected entrance unpcrccivod aud
about 0OV In noDey aud $4,000 ~ bon ds taken
from tho unlocked sale and tables In the room.
and that tho robbcr escaped with his booty.
since then tho detectives have. been looking
snr him and his supposed confederate. De.
4. ct,ves fIcIds and OConn0r could not DO
found up 10 M early hour tins morning II Is sup
"a tbev arc st,li on The prisoner Fran
- vas broupht 10 the Fourteenth precinct station
mons md wac thero locked up Tor the night. The
sergeant could tell nothing but the simple tact OF tho
APR
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HAvRE, Dec 2i-sailed Geo II jenkins Ross. Phiadel.
hosc kose .bo1. Dec a2-Arrivsa. Gaelic %. Ridley.
s1n ,r rr.n ns via nokchama ., r,.
sailed sad: Raphael sherman. bombay; JOHNNY Smith.
Cleared ga. EsIas Isle Ssfss Bombay Sa;pr,::. D:
wessssn' SANDY Heos trout hampton "'"'''
ON ont Lynas GOTH Dsrigo, Fraser from Liverpool os
on The s'rm.heaa aiss Caravan wAetaaer from Liver
on The s.srrss alss. Cavalier McGee from Liverpool
LoSpos, Dec as-Asrvsa. Canada 81. Sumner New Yors
sus es s OUT tor New Yers ropo 81 rskins Msn.
90 Regi. Larsen do Progress. Prince EGwAid Island
cleared I'D Peru. skolassrsnd. New YORK,
so Dec waSn as Dsf rom 2.m.
for savannah Fokvang (Sor BARK. from Hull for Nc
'Lyss Dec as-s sI Q y1gs rsssrseq. Ne. ysk
,.LrxxncK. Dec 70 Arrived. A,tiva. Maresca Baltimore,
LxcmoKs. Dec ao-Arriv.d. candidez.a Lauro L.uro.
sailsa 10Th rslIeis c:.s Castillo Ssw ye5h
Nsw,esr Dec e Cleared; us.'s.; cSsh,sne H.Sana
NEW Ross. Dec 2l-sailed. oromocto. Christian Dsls
NAPLES. Pss 2a-ssilsa, c.lsdoni. g. Allison, Ms.sns
Ms,S,iS. 6riSss .9i
for New Sor tue
:ss I S.. 5%,s'
Antwerp for Tybee
on the Eddystone 18Th. Hattie " Eaton. from London
for New York Carln Funnel fran Hull for Phade phia
PALERMO. Dec 2O-Sailed, Assyria u. Knox vaiencia
QUEENSTOWN Dec % Arrived. Uavin, MeCiurs. Prince
Edwari Island Bonita. Curtis st Johns. nv. (and szoA
for ~ Cosmopois. Lyons. pabello lie Plea 24h. Jamss
Thomas. Dalton. st Johns NJ.
Sailed 1884, Pomona Jonasson. lnvergordon; Brunswick
Hutchinson Ipswch Selma. Bach. New Ross; Prnccsen,
Andersen Aberdeen. Ascenz!one Siano Gooie: Aquiin
Sorui GSssop Dock: volpini Orsto. - lin bsllasp:
Wiista warr huffman. Maryport; 24th. Nas. knutzen,
London.
SYDNEY. Nsw. Dec i4-Sae& City of sydney ts). Dear
born san Francisco Auckland land sailed from the lat
ter port Doc 10y
ST HELgNA. date 10y tel from Madeira Dee 23) Ar
rived. Johanne. Bunge. Hong Kong for New York.
ROOM Dec 22- Cleared. AIDA J. Bonner. Barnes, ant
Good Intent Forbes Demerara (both ready to, sea-.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

.AsrISwALL, Jan 3-saicd. steamer Acapulco. Cspp,
Bnnsr Dec a7-Arrived, ship sowel. Psnnen. PAbelon
CoSsy1xTyorIs. Jan s-Ayrived previously. steamer
MarAGUEz. Dec i4-sailed schr Belle Brown. Hunt
NASSAU: MP, Dec 2oArriysd. seir Traveller, Hodges
Jacksonville tor Port an Prince. eakinS 3D. Rescue.
rASax.. DaS 3i-Arivsd. steamer South Carolina Nor.
rio JAsriRo. Dec 4-Arrvcd brig Lausests tBr, Go,.
RuAfis Dec is--Pus in brig Frontier Armstrong from
Nayas,s tor Boeshbay see Mi.ssl,sany'v ,p.,
Dublin S0HS S' Jan 'A''''' Dark ''''n' '''' ''''''
[rxR STEAMER SEcKAnl
Dec y pax Sc Ty7e En New Ysss
Bnisro.. Dec "a In King Road. Toni C. cattnrnieh,
BosTos Dec 2y-saiIsd Artisr Giovanni. Ivsncich New
BkAea! in.n. Dec sa--Passed east. Maritime Union.
% ia Hsn Taras sGY from Antwerp for
BnpcrwAIiR, Dec 2a.s.od. Sea Gull. Tor poboy.,,
BRixnAM. Dec 20 on rorbsy LIMA, Ahrens. from Ham
BskxnS. Dec II Arrived Hermann 81. Reichmann. Nov
sailed 10th. Kendriek Fish. Henry. North Ameres, as
BoRpxaux Dec sailed. Teekset. Allen, 81 Thomas
s. oS rrss a xss R sss ss
CARpirr Dec 2-sailcd, Lizzie Heyer. Polend. Havana
Bin. s MeSs.s SeT Bremen T%as
for North Americas Meeee Larsen. from London tor Pen.
or 23d. FELTON, Bent. Browne from Rotterdam for New
Passed oath. vanadis Johnson from London for Charles.
tom Noa JOrrsen do for Hampton Roads, Universe Col
ler. from Antwerp for New York
sailed 23d. Adcphus Churchill from London. Sandy
Hook.
Dover. Dec a3passed, Amor Fraterno. Crilich, from
Baltimore for London.
FALMOUTH, Dec a3-Arrived La Saleta, scoo. Shields
for New York.
Sailed to I'D Maritime Union Sanford, Newcastle land
l passed Beachy Head 23d,.
GRIxsny. Dec 22--sailcd. J W Currio, New York
GLASGOW Dec 22-Arrved, Anna, Hackctt, ana W q
Grant, Soutcr Quebec.
sailed 22d Mercury Thomas New York st Patrick Stir.
raft. Demersra
GnEESock Dec 2iArved. Prince Charlie, Irvine. Ran.
Koon.
GENOA Dec 1e-Ciearcd Sarah lIobart, Pnkham, Ira.
PAM; Mary Leighton. Leighton. Havana.
URGENT, Dec il-sailed. Ammonia, Cosmo. New York.
HoLfHLAD, Dec 2i-Of. Minnie. Kitchen, IRON Liverpool
for Norfolk W.
HAxsuRS Dec 19--Arrivsd Nor. Jorgcnscn, New York.
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