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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

WARRINGTON. April 3-Ths Senate
Comnittss On Railroads gave . hearing
today 20 ex- Governor brown. Of Ten
nessss. Vice President Of the Texas
Psci6e Rsilread 20. In advocacy Of
shs pending bill TO extend the time
foe The sumpletion Of il roads. He
infbfmed tho csmuzittes that the rood
will BE- completed 10 81 Pasn BY the
6rst Of January. 1855. and when that
point 10 reached the coopapy will hsvs
eaustructed S22 miles OF its main line
and b operating A'tskAl 81 l0l4 miies
ef ssslrosd tur which il will NOT have
recriv-d IN acre 81 land or . dollar Of
non~y srsen ~ esn~rst xovesnmese.
sss6oagh tho knvssnim~ss hs- sh~ same
privilege &. regulate Z rs II transpor
t.ti "a end he ~sn- right Of p.ioss al
No. 1T ell parties . - ths- rod f-
military and postal purpnoes thu the
Unttsd states e. - n r.g.rd shs
Uaioa Psri6c and Central Pa irc
rada. which vsr~ hb-.al AIDE firm
the sesst H. poured ost lhas -. ~
nsissies Il The lire. Via. It's nsiles
ftnn b Fsso !" ~an Di 30. s.ns d, r
tim ~ ~hirh the :and sr~ns assarhss
Tee IN yaass 0xsd ~ C<ssGgess fag
the coupistiso q tns ss.d to San
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07
Wednesday, April z, 1880.
AN IMPERIAL NEW DEPARTURE.

The recsnt ukase Of Alexander H..
Gar Of Russia, amounts 10 nothing
more nor less than Al sbdication Of
the Government for an indefinite length
of time. In this uksss he appoints .
Supreme Regulating Commission for
the preservation Of public order and
socisl tranquility. This Commission
be has made TO consist Of Gen. Meliksf
and such others - Melikof may select
TO assist him. The most absolute power
has been placed in Melikod's hands;
oil but the Car himself being made
subject to him, and all officers Of the
Government being expressly command
cd to obsy his ordera. he 10 suthor-
lied to resort to any measures h may
deem necessary to effect the objects ~
view. and his orders ere TO b obeysd
and carried out upbesitatingly By al
and everybody, and to b revoked
only by himself and the Car. Gem
Nelikoff's favorite maxim 10 said to
be that "power does not lie in forcs,
bu. in love-" His sudden elevation is
resented by the aristocrscy. He il Of
low descent. an Armenian BY birth,
and until recently almost unknown.
Now he is placed not DOLLY above the
laws, but above al the blue. blooded
dignitaries Of the empire. he 10 en-
powered to summon and examine the
Cars secretaries. senator's. generals.
judges, princes. counts. and even the
very members OF the Cars family
His tenure 10, to cay the least, pre.
carious.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

Those Who have bssa abusing the
weather 20 Justify Of lats will road the
report Of Mr.. Hsskinson with lack Of
intersst. il not lack Of crsdality. BE
says that during March only 2 inches u
snow and l.lS inches Of rain fell. While
the average temperature ef the month
Vas 80 degreee. Al compared With
March last rear the month Just cot Vas
~ degrees warmer. while the rainfall
vas less than oos.third - grsal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

To-day, April 7th. ia the centennial
anniversary Of the birth Of Wn. Ellsry
Charming. the great light Of the Unita.
sian Church. A . divine Claiming Il
ranked among the most eminent pro.
ducsd 10 the United States. he va
remarkable for 'the polished eraca
with which he adorned his style. and
the love Of pure and lofty morality
with which his sentiments were i'm.
bued. His writings are animated b
the Same spirit. and have Justly OBJ.
ssined for him celebrity vhsrsvsf ths
English language i spoken" Chan.
ming became pastor Of Boston church
in 1908. Hn birthplace WAS Newport,
Rhode Island. He disd In Burhhgton
Vermont, in i643. All over the coan,
try. Un,tarians will observe In b.
coming mAnner this 70 then noGahll
anniversary.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

Il i estim@tsd u Washington that
the total funded dsbt outsids ~
Banking Department will soon b re-
ducsi TO sl.o0o. oo0. 900. and the yrsfiy
coin interest to "a. 250. 90 OF the
$50. 000. 900 Fouss sad tesO 900 ON
Four -and = halfs. nearly nins-tsnsh.
are "waed 1t home and BY 1000 ~
1000 holders.
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HORSE AND cArrLE Powders.

HORSE AND CATTLE Powders.
Ussd in all disease Incident TO Horses
and Cattle. such % Distsmper. Founder,
Coughs, 6lavering. Yellow Water,
Hsaves. Chambers. &c, &c. Prepared
by a. only and put up 10 IS and 80
cent packages. Give it . trial.
KELLY q You've,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Seattle ". T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

Ii you are worn out. feel more IA
tieusd when it 10 time to get up than
when y"u went T. bed; sre lansuid,
listless aud lazy. take . few doses Of
Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. It's
strengthening. refreshing and invigor-
sting quailsisa Will delight you o it
has doue many tens Of thousands AZ
ready. t - gag AAk Z
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

Ex-Attnrnsy 0.nsral TAI = spolvn
q = ths mrs. probshas saenssser u
Governor Ferry.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

The unlvsroiay d N~hsasla - IS
stu ssnfs. : large psepsst % q shs
numbse bsing vomsn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

The Cottage Gallery will rsmain
open . few days longer to sccommodats
those that have not been able TO est
fittings. D. r. JuDxlHs,
Photographers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07
xIsCElLANEouA.


A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WISHES
"A dtaatim - ho1ekpsD9s0 b % esoseAl
rsfefeacss furnished. Acdress. HoCoIxg4PE4,
this O1co. oldlv
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TEL EGR ApHIIC.


s.c.sav..r - =. ,.ru.,a..esa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

Thsre has lately been con-
siderable talk about Safes be-
Ing drilled. The above tale-
gram speaks for itself, and
shows that Messrs. Raymond
( Wiltshire, isents for the we'll
knewa ncleals. { Urban Safes
.afs willing their safes should
bs tested. Many ofthese safes
have been tested and no one
ever failed to stand said test.
:. !. -. !. D. ]. WHEELER,
Agent meAsale { Urban Safe Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
Forty-sixth Congress- Second session.
WASHINGTON, January %, 1880.
SENATE

Mr.. Teller offered resolution calling on
fine Secretary OF the Interior to inform the
senate whether any member OF the Board
NJ Indian Commissioners should become
interested in Indian contracts. Adopted.
ON motion OF Mr.. Cameron, of PennSyl-
yanja. il was resolved (veas 81, nays FL
that when the Senate adjourn to-day II be
to meet Monday next.
The Bayard resolution was taken up, and
Mr.. Coke proceeded to speak upon 1t.
Mr.. Coke, speaking against the Bayard
resolution, said there was not a line OF
legislation to show that greenbacks were
ORIGINALLY regarded as a temporary loan.
ON the contrary, the original intention
seems TO have been to keep as large an
amount afioat as could be kept at par. They
were the most popular money me people
ever had. The people were Satisheu WIN
them, and he favored letting well enough
alone. III the legal-tender quality were
Withdrawn from greenbacks they would
have 10 be called in and destroyed. ms
was n movement in the interest OF ma
tional banks and bOndhOders who wished
10 enhance the value of gold. The policy
OF those who favored it was to Cypress me
people in the interest OF those VINO were
already rich. The demand for this measure
comes not from producers or laoorers,
but from those who live on the labors OF
others. The cry OF "bard money" he
said. was delusive. We would not have
hard money under the operation OF this res
olution. Nationalbank notes would take
the place OF silver and greenbacks ana OF
gold. should gold leave the country, ana we
would have little gold In the bank vaults
and q food Of bank notes In circulation
In conclusion he said: "All who favor me
unsbackled influence OF the people in this
Government. all who favor hard money, all
who disapprove dangerous monopolies. all
who believe 10 equal rights for all as OPP
posed TO class legislation, should oppose
this resolution"
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After trsnsactiDg some miscellaneous
business the House resumed tie considera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
From pnuntpn.
DEVASTATING FLOOD IN COCOA yALLEY-sEvE-
RAJ LIVES LOST AND one MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED

DEVASTATING FLOOD IN COCOA yALLEY-sEvE-
RAJ LIVES LOST AND one MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED.
PANAMA, January 13.-Early in December
Cocoa Valley was visited by very heavy
rain. The water rose until it was many
yards above the highest frcshct-mark desig-
mated by memory or tradition. The inhab-
ilanis along lis course were driven from
their homes. The liver rose until il was over
three miles wide, aud went through the Val
ley carrying all before it. Several small viii
lagos were destroyed and some lives lost.
When the streams subsidized everything had
been destroyed in their way. The small
crops and mOvables OF all SORTS, cattle goats,
and horses, are all gone.
The Cocoa farmers visited their haciendaS
in boats. trying TO gather the crop which
had been left on the trees. They had TO 90
armed in order 10 project themselves against
immense snakes gathered in the branches OF
trees. and which had been driven down the
Valley by the force OF the waters. The loss
is estimated at Sl,000,000.
General Grant in Havana.
HAVANA. January 22.-General Grant and
party arrived here on the steamer Admiral
this morning. They were received by
General Arias, the civil Governor OF the
province, and conducted TO the palace,
where they will remain during their stay
here. After a trip to Hayti, and perhaps
other islands, General Grant will sail for
Vera Cruz about February 18th.
The Late COIIicry Horror.
LONDON, January 22.-The corrses OF fifty
victims of the explosion in the cOlliery at
Newcasil e-under-Ty yesterday have been
recovered. OF twelve persons gotten out
Of the mine yesterday five have died, and
others are dying.
Personal.
LIVERPOOL, January 22.-The Princes
Louise, Warehouses OF Lorne, embarked
for Halifax to-day in the steamship Sara
matin.
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tion OF the bank-reserve bill, the pending
question being On scconding the demand
for the previous question, and It was Sec
onded by vote OF 100 10 AZ. The main
question was then ordered. and one hours
debate commenced on the bill. At the
conclusion OF the debate the House pro.
ceeded TO vote on the bin and the pending
amendments.
Speeches were made against the pending
bin by Messrs. Gillette, Aver, Whitthorne,
and Keifer.
The House then. by vote Of 1853 10 7S,
refused TO order The third reading and en-.
crossing OF the bill, thus virtually killing It..
After the usual debate On the revision OF
the rules. in the course Of which Mr.. Cox
Of New York made humorous speech,
Senate amendments to House bin providing
for United States circuit and district courts
at Macon, Ca, were concurred in, and the
House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
Supposcd Murder of II Boy.

CHICAGO, LII, January GA special
dispatch from Dubuque, Iowa, to the 1ri-
b,tne says: Great excitement prevails at
New Hampton, Iowa, over supposed hor-
rible murder. An Adventist preacher
named Elder Buck resides near there, and
makes living by revealing secrets. which,
he saws, are confded to him by spirits. One
day last fall a neghbor, hearing screams
from the house OF Buck, and seeing his
wife wrnging her hands IN agony, looked
through the door, and saw Buck Dea'ing
b,s younc son who was tied to the bed.
since that time the boy has been missing,
and. as Buck belongs TO the same class OF
religious fanatics as Freeman, OF Massachu-
serts. IL is believed that he sacrificed the
bow. Mr.. Buck declares that the boy ran
away. Buck has fled the neighborhood,
and the citizens are making an inyesllga'
ton,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23

s elect, SIS ZIG saa ars e;s.r sas ,.sslse.
inch and upward i.inch finIshipg. s,i: 7.gsd s.
nsh ees5 c'sel ssl ia, q snd sneh i isef,
'ecr, s3G: IL stock boards. IL inch, IL. II aud 10
feet. 49,; G stock boards. ~ inch. ~. ~ anl
sIs: ID stock boards. 12.lnch, 90 feet. tl9.
s!Ocs boards: io;insh r. a. and and ss-
,ess. s2i; b box, Is inches aaaa ugTsrd.
Il inches and aprsr ards SOS: box, is iacs and
upward, ls: II, or first common. 6-incb fooring -
ard W., s32 cor second common. G-nch. 1ooTiuy.
Ing flooring 6-incb. selected, sl7: clear aud hrss
common. i-iDcb. 1872: flooring. 4-iDeh. t2s V
flooring. 4-incb. SO NORWAY clear and drst cora"
G.lnch or 4.Inch, s25: Norway third common,
6-nch. s21: narrow common boards lseec ed ~
inch. IL. and 81. sic so; iO.feei rcncmg noor.
ing. selected, sl5: first and second clear. Ia and
rs feet. or 12-feet siding SO; hrs. commea
third comnon siding. sI2: fencing sizing. $40: T.
inch dio siding. or s inch. 50c. more ihan Goor.
sI1 4: common boards. Ii. i6. and is iesi.
$3.50: No. boards, IL and 10 feet, or ~ OF
les, sl2i IL and l,inch n conn., sss e N
fencing IL and 3 feet. or IA and feet. 3: 4.
inch common fencing, II; II, and 10 fee, 80 :.
timber j0ist, and scsntling, IL 20 feet. slZ.Jv,
2x4. 10 aud 20 feet long, $500 20 feet loug d.
menson. sl3: % feet long GImensiDn. S14 "A feet
| long dimension, SIS; 20 feet long dlmensiOS,
5000: 2s feet long dimension sl7: 80 fee, l0Ox
| dimension. iis: 2-inCh Gull plank. promi,cuou
| width. 80 so; 2x4 Gull. all lengths, SlO.5e; has
| rough picsels, sl4 fancy head aud dressci. -
H.. selected. $40; 2-nch battcns. o. g. or beveed.
| q 100 linea feet, Csc: 24-inch haitens. -, U.
| tens. .. q. or beyeled. = 100 iinea fe-t. soc:
| standard A. good shingles. - Co: extra \. choice
| shingles. ~ SIS: choice shingles. $40: extra
sha, ed \ spingles, si.75; shaded a, fair Shingles.
sl.50. extra star No. l. good brands. ~ 10; No.
| common shinsles, 90c.: laths, ~ oO.-~ItDes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-23
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JANUARY 2O.-Ir0a Scotch pig has SHOWN fBu
imporaions, but tney have not added materially 10
the denominations Is considerable had been s0ld -
arrive Demand continues full and the tendency
still 10 favor sellers. American pig Is i'm mrch Tho
position quoted last week. More business would re-
suit with freer offerings. and there Is esrccal d.t.
Guilty in getting the better brands. Rails are held
higher again. as also wrought scrap. Sales Of 900
tons No shots. in lots 1000 tons Fglnion on
private terms: 10000 tons steel rails m $50.
$4,000 tons English and American iron rall, on
private terms: $50 tons old iron. uble he,is,
chiefly American. at si5. Quotations are for Egg
at S33.50Gs34.50: C0lmcss az $50; American
pig SAC Tor best No. L. $50 for No. 2. and s37 90
for Gray forge. Rails al s60a s62 for iron at work =,
and seel ar sS2.5OGSe5 az works. Od ratts
quoted nomnally at s44mf45: wrought sc~ap az
Si3Mi4J from YardJuurnnk OF COMnltTce.
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oOc' rortsvuLFc CHEWING TOBACCO.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY .-TObQccO.-Exp0rt demand IN
creases little and there far business on home
trade account especially In seed leaf win prices gen
crafty firm Sales OF hogsheads Kentucky leaf AZ
2H6l 2kc; $50 cases 1878 Pennsylvania at l2is9
l6c.: $50 eases lS7S State at $50 DC; 100 eases
1878 Housatonic (COnnecticut) a. 2O(9zZc'i 3oU
cases 1878 Connecticut seconds At 100 &C.; oU
eases 1878 Ohio At 9d0Hc. 200 cases snndries AT
l2@l Sc. SOC bales Havana a. s0c.@ tl.lO. quo
ations tor Virginia leaf are Brlghl ~fappers .o
dne 10 extra fine, 50@75c.; smokers, lo@2oc,;
dapple Wrappers, 16@20c.; ugs- common 70 good,
good. 5GiSc: good 10 fine, S61l0c.: fine extra, 10
@i3c: and black wrappers, l2@l5c.-Joarndl "
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xrw WORK CATTLE MARKET.

JANUARY Observation-Disclosures, % carloads, or
334 heaf,-all for exporter, aud not put on saIe.
ano,cs sides Shjpmenis to-day l,040 live cattie,
TOO quarters OF Deef and $50 sarcas.o' OF nut
ION And the steamer Italy takes ant tpam0rro"
easees Of mn, ton and 200 dressed pigs.
raIres.-Receipts 300. Demand steady Tor yeal:
At 61Ga sHc q ~, and grassers are quoted nrnl ~
oisSs3kc q ~ Dressed yeas sold al 936l te 2 10
Wen and Lambs Receipts, l,O25 head Mar
Vel nearly fat win a few forced sales or iair 70
good sheep az 5l5ae p ~, and fiir 70 gou S,nDs
"a H. : dressed mutton dun at 5@7c. ao
"St1ine Receipts TO-DAY, 10 ar.ioad. or z,5oV
hos nome OF which we're 10 sale alive. MaIktt weak
and mammal for live hogs. Dressed quoted AZ otM
a.. "a 10 with few extra light WasbnSton- Mar
Sei ngs sold at 81 6ac.-J0arRdt " Commerce
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,gqnstes: hcanlantine eaad..s. issieai g., ~.
i1gDl6he. y b.: half-Ooses. l3c.; fanpw. tsf
Gassss Prime cutting. l449l5e; northern
11@I2c.: English dairy. ls@2Uc. Pineapple, .5e
Rice: Carolina. 7kiaSc.: hangoon. ce.
Fish. lIcrrings--North t,sfoina NO. l CAT 40
north Carolina gross. s4mf4.56; NORTH Care
tina roe. IN half-harreis. .s36t3h0. NaiAersl.
No. BAY: SIS: No. g. Ia barrels, 80 no. 3
mackerel. 90 Gt623: No. 4, In klls, t2,2s I,
No z. In kits. s1.67H: No. =, s1.50.
Lard Prime, D~rrcis ana Ierens, DC. tn taf'
AoIassss: Common syrap-iloxshsads, 2is /;
tierces. 22c. barrels. 23c.: genuine goirsn up,
3S@45c. 2 gallon: New Orleans, prime. aoe563e.
SAT-: Liverpool. IRON store, $50. 1rouH'
,Spgar. Crushed. IOsc.; powdered l0fc.; yrsS-
dated. 104c.. A. 9k@ 0tc. 9tc.: extra &, ~
sS~n! Uo 9r, seSe.. o,1 W. Washing. 7,.sas
,olet. l5M2Oc.: and fancy urlces: country, asD5t.
TsGs: Black. 55c.0Ssl.--the last prime sr'ic.
imperial, sl.10@$l.ee, gunpowder, sl.a5@l7e
Ter strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. NC.
Hidss: Green. To-; dry saIte'i. - =: dIy,
amt. l42l5c:; we, saited. 5000: wet Ddted - .
Leafher: Sole leather. oak. pG42 :: sole lcstoe
nemlOck. 27d32,: country unner. 3Os0Oc.; en-
dnish. lsf22c. q foot; kiv. 4O@75c = 10 narueas
country. 80 d36 city hnish. 25G 40c, n NJ; o1n
SKINS, French. slS&l.90 q ~; rousn stirtins
iron. steel. Nails. &c.
Iron: American refined. Ola Domistou 2 s-1Oe
| p H.; English ana American sheet 81 81,
| Swedes, hammered, 5405Kc.; hoop dHAf.
Mans: Old DOMINION 1918 IN 400 keg lois
| s5.5OGS5.75.
PioHgn- castings: wholesale, aNt4a.; retail
| 5,.Pr.
R50e: Manila. best, l4@l5c; ;uta. 5000.
RyQS: Mixed cottOa. "a; white 3a,., VooueT
T9lRe.
| Liloors, Mines, kc.
| Ats: scotch, best brands, pin;s 52@s22b ,
| dozen. gold.
Brandiss. Domestic. ei.250i2: fruit sI.IOG
/ $40; apple. new. 1l.7JlES2; old, SI.&JHs3
/ Virginia peach. $2GnbZ.5O.
| RVs lghfskegS: Madium, al .5OGf2: puTc old ..
| GSi; Virginia mCuutam, new, f2N)S2.bO, I'D
| ~ 500 $3.50 and upwards.
| Gin Domestic. Sl.25ms2: Imported, 90 = cgls
IeO EaqidEd KUN: Al.00Mbl.6O,
| RtctUked WhisksV8: Market quiet.
r,nmDer. saves, sc.
| HUMBER: White OAK. 2 l 36asl5 . OCO Woster
| Virginia DoDlar. tl4GTZ5 q 1000. white ciEs
| kl4nS42.50 2 1000: yellow pine boards, 1880
81: loisi s9MSll according 10 lengths, Shngies-
Pine. Rl.75GS2.j0: cypress six-inch. 1905
p 1000. Laths-Spit, 81; sawed, Fl.73e9sl.s
p 600.
| Staues Whskey-barrel timber. green, 8 i8G9s2e'
! 1000: seasoned. s20mS25 8 1000, FiOur-Darr
timber. S2dSj = 1000. flour barrel Doief, IL
hOgshead-hoOpe. zoe. q bundle.
Powder. shot. Ne,
Fuse Toys Iainlng. 35c6sl.25 y 100 ~,
| P0,cder: 1915 by the five kegs-le.B than ts
kegs, S6.25 blasting. t3.25@t3.5O.
! Saot: Northern s 80 a bag ~ rs Us
GrGEdgteneS: lKm2sc. - 10.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCi.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JASuARY2 s.lsso.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANCARY 22, 1850.
AHMED.

PORT OF RlCtMONDs JAM All --' low
ARRIVED.
Steamer WyanOke. Couch, New YORK, merchau'
disc aud passenger. e.. ". Allen Co.
steamer j. W Eyerman Carr. !, llade a,'f-
chandiSe aud paS,engers. J. ". NcCarr'ck a-FnI'
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk. United LES
mail, merchandise, and passengers l.. D. Ia''i''
agent. ,.,,..,, c,arle.,o,. hos.
nhate southern FcrtiiiNng Company. 49,,
schooner Ella Eoardman' -' 'h'rlee'""' p-V'
pe scso6 Aro Eil Bodonc, 49,. New York rgoa.
Asa snyder. n
schooner Trace.wnd, Gray BALTIMORE sra''
schooner r. j. seward, Groves Baltimore graiS'
OS schooner - Msry Langdon. Mullen, New fofs'
spikes. Curtis Parker. -, ". oil.
schooner Matte l.. faher' Br'gg' Ne" i'iS Wv
O.bOrne' wood, Curiis X FarA'r
CVsTOMHOUsE REPORT.
Entered Swedish bark Nordcn. Norman. Sor-
folk. to load grain for EUROPE -
Bark Agatha. --. Lyerpopi, r1lt' Saitd ll'hh
Liverpool November 5th
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia January 2lsi, steamer Exps'
MEMORANDA
NORFOLK January 2l.-Arryed: schooner Hat
tie oils LOs, for oTieri. l.. l.. from Richmond.
BALTIMORE. January a. arrived; schooher
NV YoRK. J,nusry II Arrived: Schooner ".
"A. phare, Edwards, from 'irgnia.
MIsCELLANY.
Some trouble occurred January 18Th on tie bark
T. reciap lBr.L Milne from Philadelphia Tor BiiOOas
while yink on Newc1s b., Del. during when on OF
the men received severe injuries, requiring Tie sef-
vices OF phyticlan. -, -, ,,.,,,. Az,
Cor Fall River. Mas. pui Into Baltimore on IN.
morning OF The l9th. having iosl her msinnast ana
rigging She has cargo Of l30O bales 81 e0tton'
ana was damaged 90 the extent ~ slO,VuO.
I'm the limited states District Court AZ Baltin9rcS
nbel las been lied by The owners OF The bars hstc
irving again.t the steamer Winttrope and team
| ing Alice ~ Ehrusn, claiming $4,000 damsg, i9r
Injuries 10 The bark by collision on January lotn.
A 1be va, also Ned by the owners OF ne stiinet
Winthroue against the stetnitux vice II. EhiinsL
for "a 900 damages Tor injury TO The steamer Ia 'hS
same collision. -, ,,t. ,.t,eh
| Captain Goyerstsen, Of the bark agatha, WHICH
arrived Al this port yeseT ay from Llyerto", ,s,es
uat on December 22d, when IN atiiud' 20. u saa
longitude $50 52', Re spoke 10 he harA Aicsu.s.
hound 10 Europe nom New YORK. she was uaAin1
for one of the West lnda Islands, snd had 1855 hos
I fudder. -, ,,.,. - p.r.
| NoRFoLK January 2l.-The British bark Lar
,henia has gone up the james river - cry FViptt :"
load win umbrr and railroaJ.nes. and she VIII re-
turn To this city 10 dnisb her cargo.
Ny telegraph.
NEW YORK. Jsnuary ~ -Arri'ees a"S' Az
rived out: Westphaila, iilyrian,
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