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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

FOURTH OF July passed of in Rog
erSville without any public demon.
StFation whatever. Somebody rang
NIL the bells ia town just at day.
break. and this was all the 'orifca.
tiOn the old town had to bw off.
We heard one fellow about O'Clock
singing
Hail Columbia happy nd,
II l amt patriot I'll be
But he had been down to- the bank
and had made = draw. That &C.
counted for the hail Columbia, that
Was coming out OF him.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

DAVE KEY-he who by the grace
OF the Louisiana Returning Board
iS Postmaster General of the United
States, says since slavery has been
aboliEhed there is no longer any use
for any such thing 10 States Rights.
Since Dave sold himself out BODY
soul and breaches to Hayes for d
mess Of pottage. he feels it incun.
bent upon himself to out.Radical the
most Radical Radical in the Radical
party. Eat the bread your master
gives you, Key. and keep your nam @
out Of print. Whether this Govern
ment % to remain free and independ.
ent Of Be converted into tyrannical
Despotism, the future alone can de-
eide, but in any event Keys politi-
cal life expires with the expiration
Of the term of bic FrauduIency, Re.
farming Board Hayes.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

THREE vessels arrived at New
YOrk on July LIST with sick men on
bOard-all supposed to be yellow
fever. The Southern cities from
New Orleans to Memphis are said to
be enjoying better health than usual
this summer. There 10 no fever Of
anV kind at Memphis.
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THE PeIIisslppi Bank building

Tm PelIissippi Bank building in
ROgsrsVille, has been painted dove
color. 1t is q very respectable look.
ing "bank" now. Remember they
will pay cash for Hawkins county
warrants ct the office Of the cOmpa-
ny one do0r east of the Jail.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

CoNaREss adjourned. We believe.
without making any appropriation
for Deputy Marshals. Now how
are we going TO get on in the noun.
tains without the festive ''raider"
with his breech loading rife?
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

PROF. RYAN and his son Bolla
gave two Of their exceedingly inter
ssting entertainments in Rogersyille
last week to large audiences. Rolla.
is : genius.
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HOW LOST,
HOW RESTOREDI

Just published new addition of DR CULvER-
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY ON the radical cure
without medicinel of SPERMATORRHRA or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses, ImPo-
nnsnts to Marriage, etc also Consumption, Epliep
sy and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gerous Of internal medicine or the application
Of the knife; pointing out mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and efectual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply privately, and radi-
cally.
R%-This Lecture should be in the haLds of eve
ry youth and every man in theiand.
Sent free, under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, ~
Address the publishers,
THE OULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann St., New York P. o. Box 1885.
Jun IS, 79-ly
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+
KMLEBREw llas "strnck oiI'' nj
last. He struck it in Massachusetts.
He has been up there Tor several
weeks making speeches in the cities
aud towns telling the psople all
about Tennessee and trying to per-
Suade the white folks OF that over.
crowded State to come here to live.
Mr. Killebrew is positively enthnsi.
astic over his reception by the peo-
pie OF that State. II am Stirring up
= considerable interest in regard to
Tennessee" says he, and "there win
be a large party OF excnrsionists and
immigrants that viii leave here on
the 9Th Of July. We hope to bring
down about one or two hundred. I
think BY staying here month or
two T could send down o thousand
persons. They are very eager TO
obtain information. and when Ne
once get start they will GENE like
q flock Of sheep. They are not ct ali
afrAidthat they will be maltreated. y
We are really glad to hear that the
"pOor white trash up in that coun.
try havs-sense enough to know that
we peopls. ID TenBessee are pptcsn-
nibAlS. and even II wa we're we Wolld
rather SagIittls higgers THAI 70 wear
ont our teeth chawing On tough. dry
Puritan meat. We had rather eat
dog any day than try to chaw up and
digest fellow bora and raised in
Massachusetts,. 1aza'7
roeIiw ~ = VIZ
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

john H. SAVAGE 10 CanvasBing
Middle Tennessee in opposition to
the 50 compromise. Col. A. S.
COIyar lie speaking in favor OF the
measure. IL. .... LIZ .l.ll -.
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FREE GIETIl!1ae!!A Al:

with CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, SORE THROAT, BRON-
OHITIS, or NASAL CAFARRH. viii send copy
Of MEDICAL COMMON sENsE,' free Of charge. II it
elegantly printed and illustrated; IA pages I9mo.,
1879. 1t has been the means, in the providence Of
God, of saving many valuable lives. The book Is
invaluable to persons suffering with any disease Of
the Nose, Throat, or Lungs. Send name with
to DR.. N. B. WOLFE, Cincinnati Ohio. jun25'794W
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

Trains leave RogerGvilie daily SUNDAY excepted
nc O. m, arriving nc RegeraVille Junction at o
"a =, making direct connection with the Msst-DGtne
arrives I'm Knoxville Mt 1885 as Ea. Returning
leave EogersYille Junction at p ms a4teE the ar
rival OF the Eastern and Western-bound freightsi
and arrive at ROgersviIle at m. Parties goine
ts RORoraville from the West win take the Ere1@nl
trAiR which leaves Knoxville Ct IS - m. =
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And For Sale by all Druggists.
.Hs IS THE MOST USEFUL AND WITH

"Hs Is THE MOST USEFUL, AND WITH
n out doubt the most cfhoicnt family medicine
ever placed within the reach q any people. ne
reputation extends far and vide, and iia great
popularity q due entirely 70 iis own merits. Asa
remedy for relieving siek aud Nervous HoafAche.
IL is truly said 20 have no equal Dyupcpiios aud
IL 10 be just che remedy for az their troubios.
MOTHERS aud daughters have long since die
covered that it T. "panaooa" for en- thsir nis.
Chronic diseases % every character disappears ~
proper use o. Il. Il not lad 10 tako; rcrfoct-
y harmless, aud always ready Tor use.
~ The man that fails % provide and kosp his
family supplied with the SEVEN SPRINGS MASS
viii pay ort ten times more 80 doctors bms than
the mass would cost-which tho doctors would
willingly be deprived o.. "a hint 10 the viss l.
suhci0nt."
Read The following letter from physioians %
Mississippi: ali.
"Our People will not be with
out It." .....
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"Our People will not be with
out It." ....


once Of slaton Glaion, Phyriciant aud suranana
aud dealers IN Drugs, Medicine, A..
sEEAronIA, Mrsa., Nov i1 fsla
Moaara. Landrum LAichhcid, Abingdon, Va
GENrhEtrEr--We are ont ~ " Seven arrinna
Mass aud our people win MOI ~ uiihuuf n tIrr
are just boalnnlng a. realiEn shat a. crtrllcnt
remedy % g. Please Heud a. mn1fhar nroam 10
once. It valuable remedy. and can recon-
mend u from pcrnoual crufricnca, 4 have ma al.
en- any other medicine in two year, nut iihatnnd-
Inc We Keep an the host meiicines uaualiy keIt ~
druggists. hcapcctfuliy,
sLsHoH siArss.
For sqls ~ NorrisfOi1a DruQgsis AID
Drp0gists generally ,f
~ ~ sure you 90 srvEs sFarSos sfsss.
feb26 ~ iy--sub Gags
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The Norristown Gazette,
hawkins COUNTY DEPARTMENT

49, ~ A --Ssss+---- =
L. L. POATS, EDITOR.
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fine Fable e. T.,v. q G. n. r..
O.. c. @. 3 @. r. r.

Daily Freight and Passenger Trains--sundRya
excepted.
Arrive &C MORrintoWn e:35 D. DepeFt 1915 Q. M
Arrive nc wolf Greek. ESQ p. m. Depart SEQ p. M.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-07-09

FTTHE Matchlrss THANKSGIVING. Tiu5f.raFinr.
= anf rFinr TEfr.rHFH n ff. Gov 60
taa. Beyond ~ rga-r naris Wafs rrfft Cssaat.
aud Or saving Grain freli wastaT-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
SUPPRESSION OF VICE.

The fifth annual meeting of the New York Society
for the Suppression of Vice took place last evening
in Association Hall. which well filed with adult
males on the occasion. Mr. Colgate, president Of the
society, occupied the chair. When the proceedings
had been opened with prayer the secretary Of tho
society Mr.. Anthony Comstock, read tho annual re-
port. which commenced by congratulating the men,
bcrs the decrease ia this city of those Offences
against the laws which is the object of the society
to discover and punish in the courts.
During tho past year the report states. there
arrested by the socictys agents twenty persons
under United States laws and twenty-five under the
State laws. Only two out of this number dis
charged by the committing magistrates. and four
acquitted by jurcs. The amount OF hail bonds for
feed 81, JOO. and the aggregate OF fines i'm
posed $1,000. Twenty -two persons have been
OF the stock confscatcd. there have been
10000 books. weighing 400 pounds; obscene
pictures and photographs, 4G; stereotype plates for
printing books, 20 pounds; boxes Of pills aud
powders used for purposes of malpractice. 7S7: cir
culars, catalogues, poems and songs. 1,0O5,172;
figures and images seized and destroyed 81 During
the year nearly three thousand letters OF warming,
accompanied by the socictys last annual report,
have been sent to as many institutions OF
learning This has resulted, .n, IN many hin in,
advised, in preventing the names and residences
OF students from being printed In the catalogue of
these institutions. In school in a neighDorng
city a agent found over one-third of department of
forty girls who either had or had had the most
obscene and fthy matters in their possession. and
these girls under fourteen years OF age and the
daughters of respectable parents. The work effected
by the society last year included the closing of the
guided hotel of infamy kept by Mrs. Laohman, better
known az Madame kcstcll, on Fifth avenue
The report of tho treasurer set forth that the
amount OF moneys received by subscriptions and
n% rnS the w ;So s ~
OF balance from last year 81 .903 IL, leaving bal
due the treasurer of SsI9 "a.
Addresses delivered by Mr.. Colgate, Rev.
Joseph Cook, Of Boston, aud Rev. Dr. Newman, Of
the Central Methodist Church in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ca,tsjn II Perry Of tho steamer Britannia from Liver
pool has thanks for special obscrva
made in connection with tho HERALD Weather Ser
vice.
The purscrs OF steamers City Of Para from Rio Jancro,
and City Of Washington from Havana will please accept
our thanks for their attentions.
snir L,ScssuK wIrcu of liverpool before enormously
Bat, was at Iiuanillos Dec ~
SUR wAsnIScroy LinEnr; Hanson. from Victoria for
-. returned 20 Victoria Jan ~, leaking
RANK Josr Lorrz, from TURK Island at Portland Jan
~ manmas, and sails in tho gale OF Saturday night
BErG CnAnLorrg BUCK from Laguna for Now York dbe-
repoc pat into st Thomas Jan ~ ieaky, and With
BRIG Jons WELSH Jr from Philadelphia for Cienfuegos
before reported h.yng prpnE %s@k sc rSng down
pairs
Bnle HAnn,rr; II NcetvrsY. q Bangor has been pur-
sbe will probably hail from boston, under command Of
Capt Iiurd
BAG fipgLr, from Navsssa for Baltimore, with phos-
phatc which week had the bow port by the ice
and sunk in three fathcms Of water below Thomas
Baltimore nth The damage vessel cargo
Bss SS :S 20 and sr .C
cated on tho 10th and was to proceed as soon ms sum-
scun CL.nrsr tr) from tIobokcn for 81 John N H. had
repaired mainsa at Newport RI Jan 20 and was ready
20 proceed,
scum sanaH MUS will get u mainboom Newport
and proceed TO New York.
scnn H. had repaired sail. At Newport, Jan - and
ready proceed 10 Now Bedford.
scnR MAUD Bmiees, Davis. FROM Pernsmbucc for New
York into 81 Thomas Jan IL with loss OF spanker
boom; would probably proceed ON the I'D.
scrr PAgK, from Now York for Eastporf, put In, o
Portland Jan ~ with loss Of boats, davits and buiwarks
scnR PRps EAsr Lord. from Lsguna 10 days out
for York put into ~ Thomas Jan 20 with loss Of sails.
Scus ssR,H BIRD. Hall from Boston with cargo OF
and empty hcgshcsds &C. arrived a Havana Jan 2J
aud tho I'd LAT ~ ~ Ion ~ 30 had furious gale
from Sw lasting several days, during which lost part OF
dock load ~ hopshcads anu ticrccs.
Sens vorasr Br from Now York for st Johns NJ, was
noatcd Gardncrs Island and taken to New London,
leaking slightly. She expected to leave Wednesday night
in for New York
SruR voAsr March, Ut Fall River Jan ~ from Amboy,
sove buwnrks losing deck load Of coal split foresa and
lcst msintopsail.
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Steamer State Of Indiana Br, Sader, Glasgow-Austin
Steamer Etna Br, Ferguson Kingston. Jacms'snd Aux
Cayes-Pm. Forwood X Co.
steamer Santiago de Cuba. Reed, Havana-Wm Clyde
steamer Morgan City. Read, New orlsans-Bosert 4
steamer City Of Columbus Nicker.on. savannah-Gco
steamer Gulf Stream ingram, ChsrlcstonJ Quintard
ship Tamorlanc Ger, seidcnburg, Hamburg-C Tobias
Shin Bohe mia Trask, San Francisc o--Sutton 4 Co
Bark Frank. Wallace Liyerpool-Simpson. Clapp Co:
bark Maria Madre C1tal, Pastarno, whitelaven, E.
Bark G,etano 5 dtaD. Pastnrino Fleetwood Dock, E
Bark Move M"tteo GtaD An.ado Cork or Falmouth
orders--Socovch & Go.
Bark COLOMBIA GtsIl., stagno Cork. Falmouth Ply
Bark Reinhod Ger, dcrlach Konigsberg-Funch,
Bars Olaf Kyrre (Nor,. KELLER. Havre-C Tobias Co.
Bark Syrrga Dir. Lewis, Roucn-Scammall Bros.
Bark Butte shire Br. Jones, BordcauxSuow Burgess.
Bark Lizzie Curry T. Curry, Cadiz and NiSo-c Ber-
Bark Bonny Doom Cole Havara-Mnlcr IIourhton.
Bark Evening Star, Chick, 80 Jago and Guantanamo
Bris sophia Cook d,r smith, BayenncJ " Parker Co.
Brig Joanne Margaretha (Nor). Rasmussen, st Mao-J
Brig scrvian (sr Mcdonald Lisbon--James Edmiston.
Hris: Emm otto GER Jcssen Rosario-C Tobias Co.
Brig Una (Br) sadler. Demerara--Donad Cameron Co
Brig Alice C3r, Montgomery, Truxillo-Eggers Helm
brig L 4 W Armstrong. Allen Arccibc, PR-L W T
Armstrong - - -
Brig Marposs Bryant Cardenas-MilIcr TIoughton.
Schr Eva Adcli Ellis Tuspan-Alvah Mudgctt.
Schr Lester a Lewis. Pendlcton. Pensacola and Key
we.t-Bonner a Pnckney.
schr Angler Besse New Bedford-Ferguson 4 Wood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-30
THE ADELPHI EXPLOSION.

John W. Beakes. the United states Inspector Of
6tcamboats for the District Of Connecticut
rested in Jersey city yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal NJ Daniels upon capias issued by the
Uni ed States Circuit Court OF Connecticut ON
charge of mapslaughter. Beakcs, IL In alleged,
falsely certified to the condition of the steamboat
Adelph which exploded AZ Norwalk in De-
several others. few days before the explosion oc-
Cured EcIkcs t Is said. gave certificate stating
that the boiler sound and I'm good condH II.
An Investigation was inado after the explosion n IL
the boiler found To- be almost worn through in
several places. The Inspector was taken before
United states Commissioner Muirhead, in Jersey
City, and bailod III tho sum Of $1,000 TO appear ut
the April term OF the United States Circuit Court OF
CONNECTICUT
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scnR LANA BRsKp, from New York for Jscksonve' WIS
spoken mo date given oil Hateras IN gaze WIZ" s"S
torn.
Scum IDA L. Cracker from Surinam ut Boston, WI eh
ashore the southeast end OF Cuttyhunk was &C.
eevei by the tho land misakins II Tor co me
Ida has lost mninsal stnysal and jb' carried away
manboon both gas jibboom and CANNON ashihs OK DOW
spirit; had four men laid mp from exposure
Ov.RDrr-Brg Manuel Ferrer 233 tonsl OF Campeachy,
sailed from Iaruna Mexico Nov M with cargo or oS
wood Tor New York. and has not since Uen heard or
HALIFAX. Jan 2oThe schr Beerophon, from Gloucester
Tor Grand Banks arrived to-day she reports tha IN
gale SUNDAY last she shipped sen which smashed her
three dorcs. She put in mere "a procure now ones.
The schrs Maroon, of Lockport and Ada X OF Charott
own, already reported wrecked were both insured IN Halt
fax.
The marine insurance here have suffered severely
in West India risks during the past having lost
S7O vessels owned various ports in this province
bound 10 and from the West Indies.
81 THOMAS Jan 22-Brig Mary Dana from Cayenne Tor
Boston has been the marine slip Estimates have been
received for repairs amounting TO some oOo Az the pa
pers being sent to owners md the vessel awaits
their Instructions
SAN Fn.scsco Jan a2Intelligence has been received
that the steamer City of sydney hence i ut after making
splendid to Auckland broke her crank pin when on
Auckland She arrived safely that where the pas
forwarded destination by another steamer
pin will be made Immediately, and the vessel Will
suffer serious detention
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[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

% Al.'-'. D 80 -, ~
PROBABILITY THAI The MohDh'EhS WILL BE
DISCOVERED.
~. 49,, ,,,, -
lbf iILEunAfn ~ AhI nInAAD.
BANGOR, Me-, Jan. 80, 1879.
IN tho ever;no of tho pad of last Fehruarv Mr. John
49, =, g. -
wilson barron' the treasurer Oh the Dexter savings
Bank was found in the bank vault wounded gagged
.nd h.,dcun.d He was IN nm uncopsc;ous state ~
eA ~ 40 We
the time, ana soon at'er oeinS removed from the
vault died of his wounds. 1t supposed
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FOREIGN PORTS.

fIsss sTss b.l y %sly s'T' '' brig
M as sS s "~ s Ss Sss
R s.sa ss Ss d s ss MARI s"".
Sr . y q %s @ Ts, 70,
sfd f sa %fpG i SrsGss
ws Ea S ,a E p0ms %Se" s" Trs. s
hras Mary aibbs whiicmore. for Liverpool; Trust rI
Es sose sss ss asy '''F' Emma
FROM Nss YORK; for pa.
Csnp,rr to Jan 2o-Arrvcd. brig New Era CBr Mcphee
s ssra s Ss9rs r'r' '1y
r%sgy cs New DR.
C,sSrrrecs Jan ieArriyed schr Treasure tBr, Hall,
81 Jago; I'D. Neptune, Heal Demerara
Sailed I'D briggs Aaiaya. Eve. New York.
Exrrrn. =. Jan i7In port, brig Lconcra, Blood. for
msrsSs jsn aa-.ryed steamers solen, m iIae,lipp.
Indancla sailed 2d for Indianoa; brig 40 Jcwett,
bss SsS xSs s
s rfS saa % Rssns hL @
oa'Scsss s' 9;rd; sss steamer Martinique r
CLEARED Jan - bark fachcs sp Pages, New Orleans;
brig Fve B,o'srs % ea Sands
sss a % f osss ss rs' c E s"n
stone New York yn ssga sehrs Abr"hsm Richardson
dcnns
iiaIrrax Jan 25--Arvod. schr Brilliant dD, Dasie.
Now York.
sailed 18th, steamer Peruvian tBr, Smith (from Liver
pooID. Baltimore. .
In port 18th bark Kate Covert d3r, Heating. from New
York for Hamburg, repairing.
ISsGrs Jan 14In port. bark Norah Hall, Tor BOSTON
NoSrEvipro Dec 22-Sailed. ship Jaime Cibils arg
New York schr DE Mory Gray, Brewster from savannah,
Buenos Ayres. ,, -,
MArASzAs Jan 2i-Arrived brig jamie Phinney brown,
Barbsdos; RID. bark Joseph Baker. Ryderst Thomas
briggs Nesser Laurence. do; Sparkling Water, Hch
born, do. -.
sailed 22d, schr Albert W Smith Lcring Boston 23d.
barks Jessie tI3r Jones, Of Ilatterss Inden tSw).
rrurneria Apalachcoia; brig David Owen Chadhourne,
Boston; 2fth barks Sea Skinner Br. Chsrleston En-
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pieksnson do Jersniah Ford do srSrs Canton Henley:
9TH ssrss Daring Anderson and Esshsr Bsniam
Chas Ward Gay, Now York: brig Eta whittsmore;
Bradshaw, Van Glider do ''''' N''''' .'''-' :
Of sn M S"rs "s da @
for New York; Augustine kobbe Ford for Of attsra
rasa. %h,s for doc SrSs DeD
s ssS ae So
Thomas CLYDE Fisher and Lacy Collins Curtis for d.;
arlso" for f% OF ia. nsw YORK. villa" 'oa''"
rrnSAsnuco, Jan s-A,rvcd bark octavia CBr. Smith,
Ro sn sch, s wsp s SsS ys
we'll lsrnswick skandia sw) Falstrom, Richmond the
ss ss s'sS Dss ts
'i's'S Sif
sr s nss. De- ps. s Sx .... Ssw
ponsds"n New Orleans bark spoes chapmSn bait:
Sa New as Maria
so ssc p0 a ds %ese
for San francisco, epg Peru, Larrabce Panay Bray,
ind rh % Norton, une barks rroteas Hartman
Midas FG" se Ilpfb
eSi a@s Ely ss o Af S ssr
csared a Abos Clifford BSnker for Cape of GoSa lIops
TsEh,s% Sasss ol1s"a John
Hison Jan bark kas dn for New York s,gs
more sshr Jane Renns I'D for New York all Idg v...
Lord En for Yay ssa OF the
Arrived Jan II, brig saright, Tucker ), Lucia; 18th
Miseeany a.t bark Garb. Tid%arsh ST CroS: bss
Adelaide d7. Mcintosh. Dc,nerarn nd. Giles Lorns,
York, in distress; schr Emma Crosby, Crosby ciudad
sailed Jan u; ship Cleopatra Ans calangish, New
SSS ssSI SsTpss M Miller MaysEnsT I1,l bark
Wcntre Mobile 18TH barks Inga Ger Iegebod Mobile;
2th. bark Sea Breeze tNor Moer Pensacola bris Sion
(Br. Mcleod, Inagua; Frank mmctt (Br) Parncll
Cleared olst brig Johanne DAM Andersen Galveston.
ST. Cno!x-At Christianstndt Jan 49, schr Annie Lewis,
ST JAGo, jan I7-Arrived schr Post Boy. stearns
sAGuA Jan 22-Arrived brig Henderson, PATTERSON.
Caibaricn.
ST JOINS NF. Jan 24-Arriycd, steamer Caspian (Bp,
midnght
snr!svIyr Ms, Jan lsArrivcd schr sylph Br, Mcrri-
81 yoTS, NIB. Jan ae-saied ship waldron BD,
VICTORIA VI Jan l7-Passcd, banks Revere Mcintyre,
San Francisco for 2lst Earl Dalhouse Br), Jarvis,
YoxomAMA, jan 2o-saed, bark Manhcgan. Luce, San
Francisco
[PER STEAMER wYoxINa.]
ArcKtANp Jan l6-Arivod City of Sydney 10y. Dearborn,
San Franciseo.
BELFAST Jan l6-Sailed, Frederick Louisa, Espersen,
DEAL, Jan 17-Passed Europa from New York for Lon
GRrxSock, Jan l7-Arr,ved Belle Walters Hendon Will
Hull. Jan I7-Arryed, Royal Arch Silk Philadelphia;
Sailed 18th, Chapman. New York.
IIvEnrooL, Jan l7Arrived, David, Walker st John,
Sailed 18th st Louis ts), New Orleans
pESARrH Jan l7-sailed. Jabez Howes, Go. San Fran
SUNDERLAND Jan l7-sailed Latona, New York.