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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-16
rur Nv ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY JANUARY 49, 1878

amendment IL necessary. There are meas
ures of economy and retenchment, however,
which may he adopted by the Legislature al
once and become effective by the next session
whether We have a convention or not. :,
l. Reduce the number of members in TN,
House Of Representatives from 100 to 90, ana
make now apportionment. Tho present ap--
portionnent Is very unfair and unequal, III
was the best that could be done while Kellogg
was Governor and we had Radical Repnhli-
can majority in Che Senate But it should not
be lett to stand as the basis for the next Legls-
lature.
Ninety members win do MS good and effect,
i've work. make rs wise laws, as ono hundred
and tweaty. You will thereby save ut least I'd
per cent Of the Legislative expenses, and have
to pay less per diem, less mileage, fewer pages
and employees, clerks, etc.
9. Reduce the per diem to five dollars PEI
day, and the mileage to the actual necessary
| travelling expenses of one person from ttls
scat of Justice of the parish to the capital. A
very large sum would be saved by this meas
ure, and just as good legislators can be had
| for five dollars per day AS for eight dollars
| 1t will enable member TO live very comforta
bly, during the session, and that is I'LL he
should ask OF the people he processes to b'
| proud TO serve ilCoNOCLAsT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fay Your state License for 1878.
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Constitutional and statutory Amend
ments.

One of the greatest sources of trouble and
ing. and too many laws. The people and the
courts scarcely have time to read and apply
the laws enacted by one Legislature before
we have another Assembly to change and
alter much that was done the year before.
This is very expensive process. session
Of the Legislature costs about 100000 We
need fewer of them; let US see how one every
two years will do. The members should
be elected year or more before the session
begins aud then each Ia member r VIII nave re
propose. To effect this a constitutional
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Trhe DEMOCRAT is responsible for none Of
Che views expressed IN the communications
,mder this head; but no communications VIII
be printed except from rcspons iblc parties.l
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WENaER's GARDEN
Nos. Ill and Ii Bourbon street,
III. WtNGER, Pr0prietOr.

Has been newly frescoed, and is now the FIN.
EST HALL In the South. The artistic improve.
ment Of the hall was opened to public inspec.
ton ON Saturday the 18th inst. at o'clock
m.
large number Of European and American
papers ALWAYS on fle
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep.
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion In the world plays
from IL o'clock q. m. to 10 m.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER al
Five Cents glass. ocl7 6m
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Consolidated Rnnds,

Editor Democrat-In your editorial OF Mon
day YOU take the ground of some peculiar
sanctity attaching to the city consolidated
bonds, The same sentiment has been ap-
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OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE
FRENCH DRAMATIC COMPANY.
TUESDAY EVENING. January Is.
LA JOE DE LA MASON;
LA PARTIE DE PIQUET.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE at 10 o'clock.

~
WEDNESDAY MATINEE at 10 o'clock.
LIE COURIER DE LYON.
Each matinee ticket will give right to the
drawing of fine LADY'S GOLD WATCH. with
a pretty open chain.
Thursday Evening-LES VIEUX CARTOONS.
Comedy in Fl We acts by Sardou. ja15
A CADEMY OF MUSIC - LAST WEEK OF
n the successful engagement OF Alice Oates
and her new English comic opera troupe, Op-
eras for the week-Sunday and Monday. Janua-
ry 10 and a. La Princesse de Trebiz,nde; Tues
day and Wednesday. January Is and 16; LaJolie
Parfumeuse; Wednesday Matinee, Barbe Bleue;
January 49, farewell benefit to Alice Oates, pre-
senting for the first time in this country, in
opera, La Perchole tthe same opera will be re-
peated at the Saturday matinee): Saturday, last
night. January 10, the Grand Duchess: Sunday.
January 30. Mr.. Joseph Murphy in Kerry Cow.
in10
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The Registration Law.

Hon. M. S. Newsom, of TaHgipahoa, on yes
tereay, introduced an important measure in
the House which we trust win become law.
The registration act Of 1877 provides for a
new registration of voters for the fall election
of 1873. All know the vast Labor and expense
that a registration ofthe voters occasions, and
this trouble. annoyance and expense has been
imposed upon the people a, every election
since 1868, nntil they are sick and tind of the
very name registration Ii a new registra-
lion is to be made this year, il is safe to say
that thousands OF voters will abstain from
this duty. and thereby forfeit the right to vote
Registration. outside OF populous cities, is
wholly unnecessary.
The election law Of 1877 requires each voter
TO vote in his own police jury ward, and, in
the country parishes. as the people are all
known to each other. and the ward vote is in
yariably small, fraudulent voting will be inn
possible. m
In 1876 full registration of voters was eff
fected throughout the State, and the registra-
ton books are in existence IN every parish.
This registration was made .contradictorily
between the two parties, for while the super
visor was, generally, a Republican, one OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
BEN MOVES. BAIL.

Tho motion to admit bail Benjamin Moves
the well known insurance ofhcer, who is held IN
Newark on indictments for alleged fraud, per-
jury and conspiracy In connection with the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company. camo up last
evening before Supreme Court Judge Depus In Cham
bers, a. Newark. Noyes not present, but he was
represented by Mr. George NJ Robson, the ex.Secrc-
tary OF the Navy. Associated with Mr. Robson
was Mr. A. @ Kearsby, United States District Attor'
ney for New Jersey Mr. Kearsby opened the argu
ment on behalf OF the motion TO admit to bail, and
insisted that tho OF Noyos In Washington last
before the Chief Justice OF tho district had granted
the necessary authority That protest was waived.
however, and Moves now asked for release on bail
and q speedy and impartial trial. In explanation
OF his failure appear trial last spring coun sci
said that Noyes was deferred by two things HIS
wife. New Haven. had become dangerously Ill and
ne had 20 and attend her, and, besides no had
been advised that other indictments werc found
against him that his bail would be increased 10
such figure that he could not furnish IT, do Tor
fctcd his bail and supposed that ended the case.
Prosecutor Abecl insisted that Noyes should BIO re-
qured TO furnish $50, 900 bail The case could not
euro the attendance of witnesses. MI Robson went
ovcr tho same argument as Mr. keasby, and said the
perjury indictment which grew out OF Noyes' state.
ment at tho Newark Polico q pt examination would
vanish al touch. He made powerful plea for
Moves.
Finally the Judge, after making some remarks
the enormy OF the alleged crimes and he largo
amount Of money alleged to have recn stolen said he
would wait I'LL this morning before deciding what
amount Of bail would be required.
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CLEARED.


Steamer Msngrovs tBr), Pearss, Liverpool Charles
Steamer France tFrl Trucee, Hsvre-Lous de Bebian
Steamer Colon. Griffin Aspinwail-Pacinc Mail steam
steamer Marlborough (BD Fraser. st John. MA
OuterUridgo.
Steamer wyanoke, Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer beverly Wallace PhiisdelphaIJ n mnno'
snip attic rapley. Tspey Yokohama ana hioso-
Ship Matchlsss. Dawes. Melbourne ana sydney-R W
Cameron Co.
Bark Osaka tBrl. Lowe. London--Pesbody, Willis Co.
Bark Fabrsio QtaD Antoia, Cork or Falmouth for Or
ders Benham Boyesen.
Bark Ferda Nor. christensen Cork Falmouth for
orders-Funch. Edge Co
Bark Marie (1er). Nehmens. Brcmen-Theo Ruger.
- Bark BRIGHTEST Star (Br> Forbes. Copenhagen-J
BARK Taismsn (Bo. Briggs Barbados-smith 4 Lock
wood.
Bark ldano. Eve Cienfne Cos Tucker Lightbourne
Il Co.
Brig Bernhard tGer) Auliug, Gothenburg-C Tobias
Brig Marianne ~ porn. caryelho Lisbon Amsinck
Brig Thomas Turul. Bates, Port spain-L W 4 ARE
BRIG L W Armstrong. Allen. St Pierre. Msrt-Lw 4
schr Isabel Shells San Blas-Tho Estate OF Owen
Brennan.
schr VIM Jones. Jones. Para-Burdett Pond.
Schr Dc Hart, Farnham. Aux Cayes-A Nones Go:
schr Susan stetson Merry st Johns PR-B Metcaif
schr Abbie Dunn. Martin. Csrdenss-Jsmes W Riwell
schr Mot. Havon. Collins. Calais. Me-Jsd Frye 4 Co.
Schr Paine. Jones. PASSPORT, Me-John boyntons
Sons,
Schr George A Pierce, Baker, Salem-Willis II Ropes
Sloop Petrol, arvs, Perth Amboy-Weaver Story.
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sail 26th: Delambre tr, for New Orleans to sail same
day. ship America tPort, Soares, for New York; bark!
Gs%psnsro Up Collier from and for Baltimore arrived
loth Aquidneck knihe from and tor do. arrived lztn
Serene seserman, from and for do arrived 18th Ever
ton barclay for Liberia; Lincoln Thorn from Buenot
Ayrcs for avre Tempar. Booth: Ada Carter Thurston
and Nay Queen sprinssteen une; bngs havana Meyer
Owen, Guptii, for Pernambuco Cexra; schrs w
keeney Beers for New York: Allie Burnham, Bsxor. aud
Mauna Loa. Chisiam. unc; and the above arrivals not
otherwise reported.
Rio GRASDE. Feb A. Sailed schrs Betty (Br) Hodge,
New York: 18th. Anna Holton, smith, do.
In port Feb IL, bark Perit. User Gatxen for Bos.n
ldg: brig Water Lily (Br for New York. ldg schr MARTINS
n licath. Nichols from do. arrived 18TH.
Russo, New York. ,
sr JOHN NIB March I6-Cleared barks Emma MARI Obi,
Shields Liverpool Lizzie Gillespie (Br) Bergman Drog.
heda.
New Orleans.
ZsyzrBAR. March 5Arrved. bark Glide, Bradley Adeu
Sailed Feb IA. bark Toria Topaz Bstchelder Boston
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScHR II LIVINGSTON for New London mot New York;
ashore the st John Bar Jacksonville, Fla, has thrown
part Of her cargo overheard.
ScHR FREE TRADE arrived San Francisco March IL In
damaged condition. having been ashore for some time
past In brakes Bay.
ScRR MAGGIE JOHNSTON. from Gilberts Island. At San
Francisco March H. during the passage blow close
reefed maiusail ana reefed lib.
ScHR NErrIEroN from Nantucket for Bostou ashore
Scuate is loaded with hay She has lost all her sails
but no further damage DONE and she will be got off In
q day two. She lies high and dry
ScnR CLARA Loup, Thompson, from Rockport. Mo- for
Morgan City, La ashore Hedge Fence Shoa Vine
yard sound 10Th but OF tho night and pro-
ceeded.
scHR ARIEL yaeht, Le Sack, from New York for San
Francisco which sailed Montevideo Jan 30, put back
port previous Feb l5 and is reported unfit
make the trip to San Francisco.
PiLor Boar MOSES GRINNELL No 20. reports March
49, 80 PM after putting pilot board ship Tsnerna
CORA Br from Liverpool for Sandy HOOK. run into by
her and had msnmast carried quarter stove.
The ship received no damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
A THIEF CAPTURED.

Detective Dyer, OF tho seventeenth precinct, yes
terday arrested man who gave his name Joseph
Bates, who was attempting to pawn valuable gold
watch on Third avenue. rho prisoner was taken to
Police Headquarters, where no was recognized
as Eugene O'Hara, notorious thief. whilo
OHara was In the detective office Mr.. Peter
J. Clancy, OF No. 4l6 East Fifteenth street,
evening, while he WALKING up SIKH avenue. at
Twenty sixth street he was assaulted by a man. who
robbed him of his watch. Ho shown the watcn
found on O'Hara, and positively identified It as his
property. OHara was then placed In company with
several other men In one OF the rear rooms, aud
Clancey was told to enter and II he could
recognize the thief Clancy did and idontihed
O'Hara as the man who mad robbed him. A charge of
larceny from the person was thereupon preferred
against O'Hara, on which he was locked up. He Is
said TO be q notorious criminal who has been tied
several timcs for robbery and has served term In
the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
TWO DOOMED MEN.

GOVERNOR CoCHRANE, OF DELAWARE, REFUSES
TO INTERFERE WITH THE SENTENCE OF
DEATH IN THE CASE OF COLLINS AND
CHAMBERS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON. Del, March 10, 1878
The two colored men. Chambers and Collins, now
under sentence Of death Newcastle JAIL whose fate
interested so many of citizens to be hanged
Friday next, Governor Cochrane having refused to
pardon or repreve them After the trial and sentence
OF these men 1t discovered that the two
principal Witnesses for the prosecution. tho woman
VINO was said to 10 outraged ana tho man who
claimed 10 be her husband, had both committed wful
and deliberate perjury IN representing themselves TO
be man and wife, whereas she was dissolute charac
ter In Philadelphia and Is vagabond, who went on
. tramp when tho offence alleged to have
taken place, at Middletown in August last The men
wero tried and convicted In November for indecent
assault .
SYMPATHY FOR THE CoNvlCTs.
Mr.. II. W. Morrow, prominent mcmber OF tho
many OF leading citizens, mado strenuous efforts
them, mainly on the ground OF the discovery
OF the character OF the witnesses against them. Mr.
Morrow reports the Governor as having said that he
didn't Tor pettIons as he was not convinced Of
tho innocence OF the men, and they must hang There
Is considerable feeling existing hero the subject,
and OF tDe leading citizens speak OF calling an
indignation meeting TO denounce the action OF the
Governor
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SUICIDE FROM REMORSE.

4 MERCHANT SHOOTS HIMSELF BECAUSE HIS
uNw1sE MANAGEMENT HAS EMBARRASSED HIS
PARTNER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, Tenn, March 10, 1873
John N. Larkins, old dry goods merchant oil this
place, OF the firm Of Walker l. Larkins, committed
suicide about O'Clock this morning by shooting
himself through the head q bed in the back room
OF his store. In his vest pocket was found
the following, without signaturc:-T do this
terrible deed from rcmorse. l have been
the means Of running good man and family. God
forgive mo! cannot face the world again.
March 49,
The good man referred in the is supposed to
be his partner in business, Mr. john A. Walker, who
uys that although he 10 not ruined, yet the firm has
become very seriously embarrassed through The In
discriminate credit system upon which Mr.. Lar
kins has always insisted, aud upon which they
have done business contrary 10 the wishes OF Mr..
Walker. Their Now York. Philadelphia and Boston
bills now falling duo, and they are unable 70 meet
Them through their failure TO mako collections and
mis- Il 10 which drove MI Larkns to distraction and
70 suicide
DEBTS ASSETS.
Mr.. Walker says their assets exceed as two
TO one their liabilities, and they could pay
all bills promptly II they could make tho
usual collections. There Is fear that the Eastern
creditors OF the firm will lose cent due them from
The nrm. Mr. Walker assures your correspondent
that the firm will be able to meet all their obligations
u given q fair showing. ~. LarkiBs evidently had
Dther causes for mental dernngc ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE PISTOL ORDINANCE.

Since the passage OF the pistol ordinance 235 appli-
cations have been received for permits. out OF which
number 210 licenses have been granted The occupa.
tons of the men to whom permission has been
given to carry pistols are, nightwatchmen, sales
men, collectors; bank messengers, bank officers,
physicians, undertakere, pawubrokers, railroad
officers captains OF canal boats and masters OF
vessels lying IN tho harbor; reporters, printers,
man facturers, oystermen, milkmen, agents, hotel
propretors, Insurance. officers, porters and grocery
men. Ono newspaper editor and public school
principal also included In the roll OF applicants
SSho were granted license. In almost every case
Tho necessity Tor carrying revolver was based upon
the plea OF having to keep lato hours
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The Rod River; of1Canada, Is clear OF ice at winnL
peg Manitoba
G., A. Cowrsin. OF the San Francisco Stock Exchange
failed yesterday.
Pennsylvania democrats will hold their next State
Convention at Pittsburg May o.
A tariff demonstration against Mr.. Woods bill will
be be At wilkesbarre on the Both inst
Mrs Hurley and two children at Adrian, Mich.
werc burned TO death yesterday morning
In Vallejo, CaIS yesterday the republicans made
clean sweep except one Trustee and one School Direc
tor.
Tho Bar oil Niagara county asks tho Legislature TO
sustain Governor Robinson5 veto Of the new Code
BILL
report to the Philadelphia Methodist Conference
yesterday predicted an early overthrow OF tho liquor
trailc.
William II. Morse. banker, OF Worcester, Mass,
mado an assignment for tho benefit Of mis- creditors
yesterday.
j. S. Trimbic, cx.bankcr. Of Mount Gilead, Ohio,
foots up MS Iabtcs NJ $lzI sOOo assets SIG 900,
partly in land.
A largo meeting at Buffalo yesterday endorsed the
bill before the Legislature Tor free pipe line from
the oitproducing regions.
The Oceanic took yesterday Tor China and japan
IN trade dollars, $l09, 3s4; Mexican s6d112; silver
bars, 200; gold coD, $S.o2a
Marysville, CAL, on Monday elected tho peoples
candidate Tor Mayor, with Assessor, Treasurer and
Marshal OF tho work ingmen's parry
Tho Cotton Exchange at Augusta, Ca, approves tho
Texas anu Pacific Railway bill, ana requests tho
Georgia Congressional delegation 10 support II.
u. Miller, LABOR rciormcr, was yesterday CHOSEN
President OF Mount Ksco, N " with the entire labor
sIckct over Carpenter and ihe taxpayers ticket
Four masked men robbed train tho Houston
and Texas Central Railway Monday night, piundering
the express car and woundipg messenger Thomas
MISS Bertha Won Hillcrp, at Cincinnati last night
commenced her effort to walk ono hundred miles IN
twenty-egpt hours, tho first nifty miles 70 be made
without rctt
A general meeting OF the American Social Science
Association is 10 he held at Cincinnati IN May. Its
list OF topics Tor discussion ranges so widely TO
provide interest Tor all who either social or
scientific.
exclude oil persons wearing hair longer than Ave and
a halt inches IRON employ In the construction OF
the Canada Pacific road was voted down. The Celes-
tails nave some friends
Hon. Mr.. McKcnzce yesterday introduced a bill In
the Canadian Parliament empowering the government
to lease tho Pcmbina Branch Railroad or make ar
ranaemeDs TO connect tho traffic of the roads joining
u TO tho south. IL s intended 10 cxond railroads TO
Manitoba duriuS this yeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, March 20--1 A. N. J

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 20-1 A. n.
Indications.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States,
colder, partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds
and rising barometer
For tho South Atlantic States warmer clear orpar,ly
e,o,dy weather; light variable winds, mostly from
tho south, and falling, followed by stationary or
rising barometer.
For tho East Gull States, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather. light variable winds, and stationary
pressure and temperature.
For the West Gull States, Increasing cIoudiness and
rain. northeast 70 southeast winds, stationary or
higher pressure and temperature.
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, clear partly
sioudy weather, light variable winds, stationary or
higher pressure and temperature
For tho lower lake region, colder, partly cloudy
weather, northwcsteriy winds and rising barometer
possibly preceded by areas OF light rain.
For tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, cIcar partly cloudy
weather, cold northerly, voering to warmer south
sasteriy WINDS and rising followed by stationary or
falling barometer
Tho Mississippi River will slowly rise between Men,
phis and vicksburg.
Cauiionary signals continue at IndanoIa ana GAL
weston.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March 12-Arhved, bark Erwin oGer)
L,nSnnrchs .b Ph,!.affphi.
:, @ March lo-sa'ed' bark ESlana Bo. Barrow.
Bn1yA CYL Fob ,o1 In port brig Elyio Allen B A.o.
Sssa i'" Tor st to load oil for New
Porand 9Th, brigs Belle PRESCOTT White, dos iith john
ives DR.. MoKsn.ie Savannah. ''' W. '0nn
Ins P Wss,0p nes
srout. do; 9Th. Sarmisnto Iiboets Rosario and New
York; 18Th. Meguntcook, Hemingway. Rosario and Bos.
Ess Ss'. E N.s }ss SsI nsss
Uampana and Rio Jsneiro Isaac jackson, Walsh, unc
scGrs Edward Waite: YORK and City Of Green Bay Agar
BinpIpos Feb a4~in port schr Day (Br,. for of
Bermuda, March Arrived, steamers King Arthur fBD
Hoarhton, New Orleans for Dunkirk; 0hesvck Obj, Gar
HAvasA. March Io-Arrivcd, steamer Saratoga sund-
OBJ Brown from sssmorsl. liverpool -'s''''"a
Sailed 10th, steamers Be.s ,r,. Bermuda and St Tho.
FEB Sssss ship r:sse P Day, Eps,.a
end s.i sun an. riSe e DO: stn Annie s'oror
s.nsi;. On aHsra1,iSe bark Mendoza Whs%o.S from
90: seSr Ariel ysc6D ie s.ss from New Yorl Tor san
MIRAGoAsE, March Gin port schr Irving Leslie Hag-
PcsoS Pr about March issaed bark zuma Peter
New YORK.
RAScooN March l6--Saed ship Belle of Bath, Whit
more. United Kingdom mot sailed 18th. -
RIO JASEIRo Feb Srrivsd brig Chapman. Tyson
baltimore land sailed 20th for Barbados) schr Maggie
Palestine (Brl, Ford, Brunswick; briggs II Jones tr)
18TH bsrhs County OF Richmond (Br Gerror New YORK
No ab, Hail. Rishmond; } Pendergast (sr!, Bates.
Brunswick, Ga; 17th brig Agnes barton. Knight Bai
moro, 10th, barks Sutema Norl Sorensen, Richmond
Joshua Loing, Cook Tor WORTH, Mobile.
arrived March ie. barb WinII,es I'D. Trunks Bruins.
Sailed FEB a'i H. bris James Miller Parker st Thomas
18th. ark orgc Peabody. Wilson. Batmore 10Th brig
Aqudneck, johnson. 81 Thomas 17th schr Ranger Br)
rand, New YorK; 10Th, bark Bessie simpson (Bf Brad
ford, Turks Island. .
In port Feb 49, steamers HALEY (B for New York; to