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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18
A Prudent Yankee Consta BILE.
Waterbury (conu.) American.l

Waterbury Comm Americana
Mr.. Elijah Hitchcock was Con
necticut constable whose character wa
under scrutiny. Deacon Solomon
Rising was inquired of about him
= Deacoa Solomon Rising" said thy
questioner, "do You think Mr.. Hitch
cock is dishonest mani"
(Very promptly "Oh, no sir! moi
by any means" g
Well, do you think he is mean
man 2"
Well, with regard to that said
the Deacon, a little more deliberately.
II may say that / don't really think
he is am An map; I've sometimes
thought be was what You might call
q keerful MANS prudent man"
!" What do yor mean BY prudent
man!'
Well, / mean this: That one
time he had an execution for "a
against old Widow Witter, back here,
and We went up to her house and
levied Oh q hpck Of ducks. He chased
them ducks, one at time, round the
house poorly much all day, and every
time he catched duck he'd set right
down and wiring bis neck and charge
mileage an his mileage mounted 70
more than the debt. Nothin' mean
about ii, Us ! know Of, but 1 always
after that thought Mr.. Hitchcock was p
very prudent man.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

sERvIcEs at Temperance Hall TO-
morrow at II a. m, and I p. m, by
Ed. A P. Scofeld.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

Ger YeuR CHxrsrMAs stationery and
blank books from NJ. Strickland, Ioe
Strand, Galveston, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

China is northwest. of Lake Charles,
about eight miles above Hickory Flat.
Soileau is on the same route, on the
road from Hickory Flat to Alexandria
Calcasieu is south of Lake Charles,
on the west bank of the Calcasieu river,
about fifteen miles below Rose Bluff.
Pinchburg and Meadour are on the
Sabine river road from Eiblett's Bluff
to Burr's Ferry. g e ..'.l'' =
Edgerly is west of Lake Charles, on
the La. Western Railroad, and is also
railroad and telegraph station.
We are indebted to our obliging
postmaster, w. D. Mearns, Esq, for
the above information. Calcasieu par
ish has now thirteen post-offices.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

Women are archers by nature. The
bent of their inclinations is 10 bend
beaux.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

BnAxx BoYs.-The editor of the
Pointe Coupee Banner says his seven
year-old daughter fell into pond last
week, and would have drowned but for
her two little brothers, aged respectively
three and five years, who caught her
hands, and drew her out Of the water.
The water Was four feet deep.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

Ds. A. q. Moss offers 40 excellent
buggy horse for sale. See advertise
mont
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

ORR PoLicE jury met in regular SEES
sion last Wednesday, and adjourned
yesterday. All the members (eight)
were present. Official proceedings next
week Considerable business was
transacted, and police jury deserves
credit for energy and efficiency.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18
sherif's Sale.

Third Justies's Coutt-- talcasieu Iarish, Lou
~ isidnG.--No. 80,
II. MARwITZ VS.. SCHOONER RosALIA
AND OWNERS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

He WAITED TO SEE THE Town.
Last Saturday, a large buck wandered
into the settlement just below the cor
poration limits of Lake Charles. He
was discovered and killed by Nit Moss.
o colored man, who had the novel ex-
perience Of seeing q buck shed bis horns.
AT the report of the gun the deer
Jumped with such force that his antlers
dropped off. The bucks drop their
horns in December in this part Of the
State.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18
Acountrymau ~ Savannah observing

Acpuntryman " Savannah obserFipg
gang Of negroes laboriug on the
streets, each wearing j bail and chain,
asked one why that ball wss chained
70 bis leg. ~To keep people from
stealing i, sic. Heap If thieves aboua
here.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES A SPECIALITY

Remember the placeon Ptjo street. nearly opposite
Meyers Drug Store, Lake Charles, La.
Dec f. lssO-tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

job Printing IL ali descriptions care
fully ezsoutad, With nsatnsss and dir
iIatNh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

Gun, New Posr-O rFIcEs.--D During
the Present quarter six new post-ofices
have been established in Calcasieu par
;oL 90 e,ti... TX,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-12-18

If WISH TO SELL . good, gentle buggy
il horse, 40 hands high, nine years old next
spring. A. III. MOSS,
Dec. Is, 1880. Lake Charles, La.
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$IOO REV ARD (!

Nov. "a, I880-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

The Irving hall democracy OF New York city
have Invited the Tammanyites to conference
with The view OF establishing peaceful relations
Tor the present campaign. This action on the
part OF the anu-Tammany faction is significant
OF real purpose to harmonic differences, and
Senator Conkling's prediction Of united
democracy In New York bids fair to be speedily
verified. The weight OF censure from the party
at large because OF the continued division In
that state had begun to fall upon the anti
Tammany faction and now IL would seem tn
leaders OF that faction are endeavoring to re.
pair past errors They do not care to be charged
with the loss of New York to the party, In the
event that should come The supposit,on
that war OF factions will occur In
the coming state convention is not well
founded. There Is not likely to be any
trouble or contest over the admission OF Tam
many delegates. The call for the convention
precludeS that as 1t invites all who propose to
support Handbook and English to Join In choos-
Ing delegates Under this broad call Tammany
VIII send It's delegates and, as It's request for
representation In the new state committee
Is modest, that will be granted. 1t only asks
for proportionate representation from New
York city. The present state committee win.
no doubt be reappolnted with the exception of
several members from the city, who Will be given
TO Tammany, Persons who give any atten.
tion TO making calculations Of the result Of the
coming presidential election may as well counr
upon united democracy In New York The
evidences at present all point plainly to this
end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

The democrats Of Kansas have nominated Miss
sarah A. Brown for state superintendent of
public instruction This Is nsw departure In
politics, especially for the democrats who have
not, heretofore, favored "woman-s rights
Miss Brown Is at present superintendent OF
schools for Douglass county, and Is credited
with having accomplished great deal more
In that position than any of her male predeces-
sors. The democratic leaders In Kansas express
the opinion that Miss Browns nomination vii
strengthen their state ticket by drawing
votes from The opposition. II this prediction
shan prove correct, it will have the effect OF
popularzipg the nomination Of women for Of
Zee oy parties seeking TO overcome an opposi-
ZION majority. II would appear that the demo-
erats propose TO enlist the fair sex In their
cause as much as possible In this campaign. In
recent interview with delegation OF women
saHraglstS, Gen. Hancock assured them that
Ii elected President he would not veto any bills
OF Congress looking to the Acknowledgement OF
women Miss Brown, the Kansas nominee, Is
described by prominent democrat as
mighty orainy,' and 1t Is fact that none Will
dispute, that there L. plenty OF room In political
parties for additional brains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

Ine olun game OF Offering to bet against
Odds on the election OF Hancock or Garae,a ~
ma1or1ties In pivotal states, has been commenced
upon both sides, but is not likely to make much
impression. 1t Il pretty Wen UNDERSTOOD that
the thing Is done for effect, and that neither
side can have any data at this stage OF the can.
yass to justify this confidence. Possibly the
september elections May give SUFFICIENT ind!oa.
lions OF the popular drift to foreshadow the
result of the presidential election, but very
IxeiS II viii need the October elections to fur
n n, any reliable 'straws-" The results In In.
u,nna and Ohio, especially If the matorities for
s.orv Sioe should be OF any size, viii tell the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

An investigation Of the present condition and
prospects OF trade made by the n Y. Tribune
shows very encouraging state of affairs The
heavy trahe That set In last fall has continued
TO the present time with little INTERRUPTION and
there is general feeling among merchants
that this season it will be greatly augmented
The southern trade Is the best for years The
crops, both In the West and the South. are
abundant; but while the improvement Is gen.
eral throughout the whole country, the greatest
increase has taken place In the southern states.
Inc cotton crop Is reported unusually large
especially In Texas The rice. sugar, and other
crops are also large. The manufacturing In
oustrtes OF the country have advanced matert-
ANY during the year, including the cotton fac
Tories In the southern states Altogether. the
merchants OF New York feel In very sunny
and hopeful frame OF mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31
SPORTING GOODS.

Gas GVN!-Extraordinar Ba-sain Warranted
% perfection in barrels locks, stock. action aud
shooting qualities: Double barrel Breech loading
Shot Gun. English Illuminated Steel Barrels
worthy slo0 Gun. Trial given and money re-
funded If not satisfactory. Testimonials In
leeds no better."-P. Jouey, esq, U. s. Smith
sonian institute; 7. +. Eager, esq, &. s. Govern
ment Hospital: Prof Beach, Alexandria, Va
Major Geo. Duffey Com. Internal Revenue, ALEX
andria, VS., and hundreds of others. 0'MEARA'd
Sporting Bazars, cor 18th and F. opp. u. n Treas
and 52l eth, opp. Us. Post Once. immense cata.
logue OF fine Colt Guns, Fishing Tackle, 81 RazOrs.
Archery, Lawn Tennis, &C, free to ali. auy,2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31
NEW DRY GOODS
FOB EARLY FALL WEAR,

OASHMERES, CHUDDA CLOTHS.
MERINOS. MONTE CLOTHS.
SCOTCH PLAIDS, OORDULETTES.
DANIELS HAIRS. SERGES.
BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS.
BROCADE SA11NS, SATIN DE LYON.
BLACK SILKS, COLOhED SILKS.
BLACK SATINS, COLORED SATINS.
SHETLAND AND CHUDDA SHAWLS.
Medium Weight NEhINO UNDERWEAR.
Great Bargains IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS And HANDKEROHIEFS.
% dOZ. su Linen German NAPKINS, at 81. 80.
% doz- Genuine Devonshire TOWELS. at "a. 90.
ITO doz. Ladies' Pure Linen Cambria Hemstitched
HANDkERCHIEF5, at 81. so per doz.
BARNSLEY AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS,
ranging from 37Hc. to SO OOper I'd.
VINE CLOTHS, with Doyleys to match.
FURNITURE GRAPES AND CRETONNES.
u Our Northern and Eastern Correspondents
send us New Supplies Daily.
EI"ONK PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY = BROTHER.
PsnnA. Ave., cor. 9th st.
Established In l84O auo0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

POYS, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
ID HIGH SCHOOL, Presbyterian Church, Az
street. opens Sept 9Th. Circulars, with tesfimo-
malls, at the bookstores For further information
ADDRESS the Principal, Lock Box $50.
eugl2-2m j. W. HUNT A. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

FAMOUS YACHT FANNIE BELL
II FOR kAFFLE.
81 FER CHA An; $50 CHANCES.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1880.
Is provided with tb. rnainsai racing topsail. fly
ing jie, balloon jb and square sail, new last IN
year. Has wire rigging, patent pulleys. ~
anchors. tool chest, extra pulleys and rope. -
nag, streemer, cushions and carpet &c. She is
very staunch and fsst. having sailed to norfolk in
her present r1s. and has probably won more races
Steamer Leary's wharf. Ticke's, picture. and in
formation at C'MEARA'S. cor. +, opp Treasury,
ard Room SO, Patent Office aug35 At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

NEW FALL GOODS,
We are daily receiving FALL GOODS and offer
Great Bargains in
SILKS, SATINS,
SATIN ROYALS,
VELVETS,
MERINOS,
CHUDDAR,
PLAIDS, DRESS FLAENELS,
LADIES' CLOTH, NOME CLOTH. &c.
BROCADE andBAMASSE SILKS and VELVETS.
Great variety POLKA SPOT SATIN DE LYONS,
at low prices.
HOUSEk HEPING GOODS.
Good values 10 TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
SHEET1NG, WINE CLOTH, &C.
The celebrated Devonshire TOWEL. So. 90 per
doZ.
Large size BUCK TOWELS, 81 40 per doz.
Elegant DAMASK TOWELS. large size, SO. 90 per
Great bargains In NAPKINS. at 81 %, 81, SO,
So. 90 and So 10.
German TABLE LINEN. Hand Loom and soft
finish.
WINE CLOTHS. in all sizes. with NAPKINS to
match.
Elegant assortment of FURNITURE CRETONS
The above are fresh goods, and Will be sold at low
figures.
tE-ONB PRICE.
W.. M. EHUETER 4 SONS.
auR274t Ol9 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

DARK SEMINARY.-Mls. G. M. CONDRON
i will reopen School SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1880.
For particulars apply at sos FIFTH STREET
NV. au2IS- 2Ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-31

TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUITIN3s.
LADIES' RIDING HABITS a specially.
w. 8. TEL.
~ 035 Pennsylvania avenue.
DRESS SHIRTS to order. aux28
HANCOCK AND GARFIELD CAMPAIGN
III BADGES. made of Albitum Metal Beautiful
and durable. G. W. THORN & CO., 313 9th ST.,
wholesale Agents. aug27 ct
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
SITES FoR THE UOGLD'S FAR.

SETTING FORTH 1HE ADVANTAGES or SEVERAL OF
THOs PROPOSED
The Committee sites OF the United States In
ternati0nal Commission held a meeting at No. 81
Broadway. yesterday to hear the claims of the ad-
vocatcs of the several proposed sites for the
Worlds Fair to be held III lSs3. Samuel 4. Haincs
presided. Tie claims of the Manhattan Suuarc
site were presented by Professor Bicknore. lie
said that the Manhattan Museum Building might
be completed and used as one Of the exhibition
buildings and thus be made matter Of economy
10 the city. his area was the only unoccupicd
ground the central part of the city, and was
ceASIblc by the Hudson River water front and the
West side railroad lines.
scnte, by William :. Brown. The steamboats, from
New-York to the New England States, he said
passed directly by this site. and steamboats, could
connect with Brookiyn, jersey City, AMI llobokcn
in one hour. In addition to the present railroad
facilities Ecw lines were soon TO be constructed
under authority given by the Rapid Transit Com
mIhaIOucIs.
J. j. r. Croes read a paper advocating the sclcc-
tion of the grounds known rs the Fleetwood site
whicn includes Fleetwood Park IN Morrsania.
PASSENGERS he SAID, could be conveyed 10 the
grounds hy the New York and New Haven, Harlem
and New York Central and Hudson River Rail
roads. Visitors arrN lnR hN thc Enc, IchhSyINanla
and other roads from the West, coud be- transferred
bv steamers 10 Port Morris or Mott Haven, and
thence by rail TO the grounds which "crr spacious
~ ndvontapc. of the WASHINGTON Height, site
were presented by Lawson y. Fuller. Tins site cx-
tend. from one Onchundrad-aul-thIrtN-L -Lll-ri 10 one
hundred -aud-lorty nith st., and has Tor It's lateral
bonudarics the Boulevard and Harlem River one
al its chef features hr SAID, was the beauty OF its
location and the extensive views commanded y It's
elevation. IL easy OF acccss AMI could bc
reached by all of the railroad lines running north
and south and by steamboats, on both the Hudson
and Harlem rivers.
O. = Icspinasse said il was very necessary to
take the value of several proposed grounds INTO
considerations and the probable cost 10 the Com
mission The market yalnc Of the Manhattan
Square site, which contained lI6 acres was
81. 600 900; the Moruing-ldc and Riverside PARK
site which contained 80 acres. had tax value Of
81. .nOO. 900 aud market value Oh 4ll 200, 900 (;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
NO EMPLOYERS Union KNOWN

BOsTON, Oct. 29.-A meeting Of Lynn manu-
ncturers was held Yesterday which resolutions
adopted IN response 10 the statement O Mower Bros
regarding the employers Union" TAcy declare that
The meetings Of the manufacturers January ana Feb
ruary, 1s7S, Of informal character, with no
president, treasurer other permanent officers aud at
time the term Employers Union" ever used u r
suggested John Shaw, second who II sad by the
Mower Bros. 10 have presided az Employers Union
which they were members, denies under OATH that hr
ever knew Ol sucn an organ tton. ON one occasion
only he presided at an informal meeting of few manu-
ftcturrrs whcn the quc.tID Of forming subc pcrAau-
organization Was discussed, ana II unanimously
deemed XpcIicut.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
SHTP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW -YORK......OCT. 90
ARlINED.
ARRIVED

city Of Montreal lBr. Condron, Everpool Oct 10 and
Queenstown 20 with mdse and p3rscnGere TO G. Dale.
Ouanto (Brl jenkins, Hull 10 days, with mdsc to
SandeTsOn e son
str Nedcrland (Begl, Stokes Antwerp Oct 6. via Fa.
mouth ls with mdse and oOS passengers Peter Wright
Mose Ger Nevnabcr Bremen oct Il and southampton
10. with miSe and passengers To OcriChs " Co.
Str olympia r craig. sept -. Dena oct p Jaber
T. Malae g. Gibraltar Fdydl II and Flores 49, with mdse
and 317 passengers 10 Henderson Bros
Alexandria tfr. LndGuister Genoa Sent 90 Leghorn
- Palermo ~ Naples oct l. Dena lu and Gibraltar g.
md,r ard passeu gers Ia Henderson Bros.
Str Buc-ntaur Hunter Liclta Oct l. Malaga y and
Gibraltar date with fruit etc aud passengers Phelps
Bros * Co
ST. gad Itan Nacar, Palermo 10 and Gibraltar H.
with udso ana passengers 10 Phelps Bros & Co.
wyoming Tcae. BiltmOre with md-e 10 @ ri Ghvcr
ship am OShlnier 0i Portland Me-. SOue san Francisco
June D. with mdse 10 sutton & Co. vessel tO George HOwes
4
ship Colrmbus. Humphrey san Francisco OS with ndse
order: vessel to q Burgess.
ship city OF Montreal Muugett Bristol sept T. with
Thomas Dunhams Nephew Co; anchored In Lower
Bay.
ship Annie Law lOf Yarmouth. 81, Cro7by, Antwerp
sent 26, In ballast to Boyd imcken anchored sandy
HOOK for orders.
SUNsET-WGND-At Sandy HOOK moderate L: raining
AT CITY Island. Sc cloudy
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
GENERAL ROsECRANs INDIGNANT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Gencral Rose
Grams in a conversation with Ca porter indignant
!y denied that there any foundation whatever for
the report lha he East The letter written & MA by
General Garfield IN 1869 ana from whch A. ). claimed
That the signature to the alleged MOIcy letter was
COPIED. The Gene raj very much Xccd during the
Interview He denounced all persons connected with
The charge OF completely In unniedsuIei terms.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

the Harlem site. 1sG acres. market value OF
So. 900. .OOO the Washington Heights, Az acres,
market yalne of So 900 900; the InwO0d site. l3o
acres market value Of 81 00O,0 ,0OO and the fleetc
wood Park site. 400 acres, market value OF
81 100000.
meeting for the hearing Of further arguments
will be held Friday next at $50 p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
HOME NE WS,
PROMINENr ARRIVALI.

Astor Housc-The Hon. T.. B. Washbnrne or LII liz
nois Grand Hoirl General Philip H. sheridan
General D. Sa'kct. T. \ FtI Arsnte .-g,et
Tho Non r. IT, lrewstcr Phlad cpha Sir Henry Chan
berlan, London. Postmaster D. H. Anger OF aSnn
ton .. " ,Ha.Or Hp{-A. a Tslmage OF 81 Louis -.
Ni-toLGs If0irf-taptain n. W. HOwgatc q = A: W.
Henry Cond ron OF the siesip Dds
OF Montreal ~ Eferfn Voise-PrOic csSOs George E Day
OF New-ffaveu and C. NJ Mead, Of And0yer Mass .'''''
James Hge-Judge s. H. Bearisley. OF Bridgeport Conn.,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATU RE ALMANAC.

5nn ri,e. G2S sun ses...... 4j9 Clock slow 6m It's
3OI AOOt sOuths. 9Oj Moons age. day-2G
fiGH WATER TODAY a ~.
Sandy HOOK. 4:3l Island j.l7 Hon Gate ZOO
jGH WAIEG TDbAY-P ~
sandy HOoS.. 4j7 Gov. Island j.33 Hell .... 722
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LEARED.

steamers Feqrs Castle Br Kidacr London; Henderson
ar. 4 Coz Iiefmod Dan Helm Ifayre FInch Fdve Y Co
sncyia GER Franzen Hamburg kunnardt CO. rhngyalia
AsWood HALIFAX and s. Johns CLARK seaman HaIt,ra.
Ri-k Port Royal ana Fernandina G. II Mallory
q 90; Fanny Cadwalader. Clark Baltimore. Krcms
Ships Gloaunng Bp nensmore, Antwerp. r " htney &
Co; CaUicA castle tBr, Doils London Henderson Bros;
LcIinond, san Francisco, sutton & co
Barks II asset IT, sanuelaen Genoa. Bockmann, Oerlein
C% M6on At V,l N%nG' ann Snu market Yates x
WatJeu ,Ger, Deeteu, Bremen. Waten Torl Co; Alice
tBrp Dchburu, Bristol r j. Cortis; Hazehust Br con.
gSy B2rGganf rkr co. %f-a r k@r Sd5 vac AGs
Aarus gormann 0rTicin a Coz Lnesnass Yor TSp
London CIobas & Co. Kong soerre (Nor. Nelson.
Bngs Mapas Belle Br Harris, Mounts Bay Eng for or.
der, seaecr Bros Daphne Copeland GeoIgrown Jamcs
cn,s Io,,, < Coby WiroI Cedar XIV. AMI E y,
Genham. Hckerns CO. Lester Lewis Fletcher George
M.bber iarr SaraS'a Cuoa Il staples, Aurora boLeas
b. Ilcuey, clifford, Holt, Para Brlz. Burtct & Pond
MGoCELLAN EOUs
The French frgate Magcienne Com Jun has arrived from
Newport Has ere" OF iJ officers ana carries 20
The French gunboat pumont de Noue Ia Barret has
arri ed from Newport Has crew Of 30 all told
lie french guubolt Remand Demony has arrived
from NewIoIL Has 30 officers hd men, and carries guns
FOREIGN PORro
LzaGn oct 29.Passei str >lesid Ger. from Ncw-York
QUEENSTOWN, Oct % Egypf .BD from New YORK for
Lserpoo via this port arrived o1 Flstuet p m to-day
tJI o, - or On her In
Liverpool r rarta lBr. irom Boston on her way Liver
pool
sailed. str city Of Richmond Br from Liverpool or New
York
CRooEHAyFS. oct 29Passed, Iberlan tBr. Bos
ton iur Liverpool
FALMOUTH oct 29-Amved str Ethel Cane (Br). from
New.
GBRALTAa, oct eo-Autved. 23d inst str Egypt ,Br,
from Charleston for barcelona
DAElllouIu oct 2.-AIriycd Camden CBr. from New
NorA North sydney IS. Tor Rotterdam. Sio had her
deck swept ana lost boats aud ner chart house during the
passage.
MoyillE oct 2aArnycl, str state Of Pennsylvania ,r
from YORK rct Glasgow.
John Mag iBr from bull River FOR Freicrlckstldt
previously reported aground al Plymouth, has broken her
baca AM nle1
AMERICAN PORTS.
BALTIMORE. oct 2y.-AuNcd Nineiand, Bowen, from
Sew
CI,aIci. str I W Brune. Foster Tor New York
CHAhLIsIu Oct 2J.ArrNed sr Geo w Clyde from New.
NoGA
- led Afr Charleston. for NcN-Y0rk
SAvANNAm, ocr 2"-ArrNcd. ctr city Of Augusta,
NtN lnfk.
NrW oEfEANs oct % Arrived at the Passes Hudson
Free nom Sew York
f,r later snip Neos Udny. s,e FtCth PaJe