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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-19
SAVANNAH YACHT CLUB.

a meeting Of the club members. for election
Of new memsers and meeting OF stewards.
viii 6e held at club house Tuesday afternoon
a. O'Clock. " a COHEN. Secretary.
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MELDERMA
Is a Toilet Powder that In
stantly DispeIs the DfSaZreea-
BILE OdOrs arising from Perspi-
ration. Absolutely Safe and
Harmless. Sweet Violet Ammo
nia-a few drops renders hard
water soft, and imparts a de-
IightfuI fragrance. Aromatic
Vinegar and Toilet Waters.
SpOngcs, compressed and
bathing, a fine assortment.
sOLOMONs & co.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

i'm EliAN--TLe friends and relatives
OF MS Nary A. F.nnegan are invited %
attend her funeral. from No IS Houston.
near York. az $50 O'Clock th1s morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FACTS STARTLING But TRUE.


your bicycle or Hardware at any
place but r. ID. & WIN. LATTI-
MORE'S for these reasons.
First You get free tandem tickets on all
cash payments made on your wheels. and you
may get an article for nothing now very scarce
with the cycling trade. Tandems are hard TO
get at any price from any source.
Second. You have special inducements Of
fered that are given nowhere else. Call and
have thcm explained to you. and you will ap-
preclate them, because they are genuine.
Third. Our values in wheels are the best to
be had, and we are ALWAYS glad to hear the
numerous troubles Of the chronic kickers who
are riding other wheels.
Fourth and last. Remember no other cycle
firm viii present q Com bination Eagle War
wick or Barnes Tandem free to their cash Gus.
toners OF July I. 1896. and which YOU can ride
to the bicycle races that afternoon.
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A s2,5OO.OO
ONYX AND SILVER SODA
FOUNTAIN.
In White and Gold, is the latest nfI-
dition to our Drug Department..
without exception the Finest So
da Water Srom the Finest Fountain
in savnnD-&,
IS HERE.
We cordially invite you TO come.
ADAMS DRUG, PAINT & OIL co
Whitaker and Congress Streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-19

MASS MEETING.
The members Of the Liberal club and
all citizens who favor a fai~ primary
election are requested 20 attend a meet
ing which Is hereby called for the Savan-
Ian AnSAter on Wednesday, Nay - 1895,
az $50 = m
Tie object Of this meeting Is 10 ad0pt
sucn measures as may be just 10 secure
iair primary election. and 10 transact
such other business as may p-oDerlg-
come before j.
+. W. ATELDRI1I President
W. =. LaROCHE Secretary
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LOST,

LOST,
New York exchange for SI3S.3G,
drawn by OIivet Bros. payable 40
undersigned. Please return to
G. W. PARISH.
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a - = = = - -------------------~
ALfHA LODGE 40 A, A. AND A. :. r.
A regular meeting Of this Iolse vii ue held
this Tuesday evening a. s o'clock Degrees
% be conferred
J. H. CAVASAUGH. Y. NJ
JOHN RILEY. Secretary.
SAVANNAH LODGE No. 1S3. d. p. O..
ELkS.
4 regular meeting Of this lodge VIII he he'd
this TUESDAY evening al $50 o-clock
IS. y. sT4BR. L. R
4 J. MAXWELL. Secretarr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The steamship ID. H. sIuler. appointed
TO sail from savannah Saturday. 23d inst.
having met with an accident. there viii
be no sailing from here on the above
date. j. j. CAROLAN. Agent.
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NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.

The Petit Jurors OF the City Court Of Savau
nah need not appear until Wednesday, 20tl
inst a. 10 a. N BY order Of the Honorable
Thomas N. Norwood, Judge
J. : COLLINS. Clerk C. C. S.
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New Orleans.S 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 O-l2 -
Atlanta 40 o 0 0 0 O-O1I
Batteries-Smith and GOnding; Norton
Cross and Fields.
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New Orleans. La, May 1S.-Atlanta op-
ened here to-day and was easily defeated
by the champions, who shut them out
without a run in a splendidly played game
from a local standpoint. Atlanta's only
changes of scoring were killed in the ninth
by a neat double play. Score:
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Mobile. Ala, May 1s.-Mobile lost to-
days game by being unable to hit the
ball. Birmingham won in the ninth with
only one man out. Score:
R.H.E.
Mobile .......O 2 0 0 as 3
Birmingham / ? 0 0 ; l-9 Is 10
Batteries-Smith, LauzOn and Fisher;
F'ricken and Rappold.
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J. h CAvASAUGH. V. NJ
! Secretary.
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BATTLES WITH BALL AND BAT.
New York Given a Bad Drubbing at
Ihfcnrn.

Pittsburg. Pa. May 1s.-The Plttsburg-
Brooklyn game was postponed on account
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

Nothing being heard Of the move
ment Of well known South Side business
mon TO re.establlsh tho glass industry
in their part of the city, there has been
inquiry as 10 whether the movement
has fallen through Yesterday the In
tellIrcncer investigated the status OF
the movement and as result II can
be said that II Is stu very much awe.
The promoters have come to the con-
cluslotl that II will be lnadviSable 20
purchase the old Hobbs works from the
United States Glnss Company NJ tne
figure which that corporation has plae-
ed, 100000. Instead, they are now
working on the idea of a new plant en-
tlreiy, which they believe cdn DC put w
and placed In working order Tor less
than 100000. ..
nressnt Inc matter that Ia now
being considered being n site Tor the
nlnnt II Is desirable TINT the works
he located on the South Side, not far
from the old Hobbs plant. Several To-
cations are in view, one Of which, u II
can be secured at a reasonable price,
seems to fill all the requirements OF an
ideal location. This Is the old Hand
ian homestead property at the foot OF
Thirty-flrst street. 1t has n frontage
OF $50 feet on Chapllne street ana about
the same on the Terminal and Bait
more & Ohio rHllroads respectively
making n triangle Of about one acre
ample enough for the needs OF the plant
The advantages OF the location along
side the two railroads, with the OHIO
River road and the Ohio river almost
rs near, cannot be overcstimated. 1t Is
said thnt this property could have been
purchased not long ago for $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In thO oNy and wheeling
Folks Abroad.

oNAeAkNAH NsN NAA9 tAh
Folks Abroad.
Miss Bertha Lawer, of Pittsburgh, Is
visiting Miss Nellie Conrad, on South
EoH street.
Miss Laura Moore, Dc North Min
street, wifi entertain her friends to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Charles Van Kouren, OF the Busy
Bee, leaves this morning for SlstcrsvIllo
and other points in the southwest oil
fields.
Miss Jennie Henderson, OF this city,
loft yesterday morning for Fairview, o..
to spend few days with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Henry Reuter- and Mica MollIe
.Mnnion, well known young South Side
people, viii wed at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception tomorrow.
DR.. and Mrs John L. Dickey left last
evening for New York city, where they
win bid adleu to the formers sister,
Miss Mary Dlckcy. who goes to Europe
for stay OF several months,
Col. s. n. Davis, president OF the
county court OF Marshall county. was
in the city yesterday on his way to the
meeting OF the Marshall county court,
which meets at Moundsvill0 to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
JOHN MOONEY IS OUT.
A Noted wheeling Criminal May be Ell
neeted Hack Home.

A Noted Wheeling Criminal May he EH-
pccted Hack Home.
The news that John Mooney. the fa-
nous crook, had escaped from The Ohio
penltentiary, was heard with unusual
interest In wheeling. where Mooney
was brought up. HIS mother was Kate
Mooney, well known among the people
OF her class IN her day. John hns tho
reputation OF being one OF the most
cowardly crooks In the country and hnB
won almost national fame. He was
captured here by Officer Carney. Lieut..
Lukins and other members OF the Tor
mer police force, ana sent 10 A8htnDn-
la, Ohio, on d charge OF shooting an
officer. He was given twelve years In
the penitentlary. For some reason no
seems to have been treated there as a
"trusty." He was employed In the cook
house, and he and another etnpl0ye
there simply walked out to the wall
threw q rope over and LETT.
Before his arrest hero Mooney was de-
tected In the act OF burglary at Wells-
burg, and when an officer approached
he shot him. 4 well known man Gt his
own class who formerly lived In Wheel
ing said not long ago that Mooney was
the biggest coward In the world, ana
that was the reason he always shot SO
quick. There are scores OF men who
have special means OF forming an
opinion who believe that II was Moon
ey who shot Policeman Joe Glenn, for
which crime Kelly and Christy are
now serving n lie sentence in the
Moundsvllle pen. Several years ago
Policeman Carney wns near the city
building when he heard a noise as II u
scGitle were going on among some
board piles then In the Hempneld yard
along Sixteenth street He ran over
ana was attacked In THE dark By two
men, who tried to XIII him. He always
said he belleYsd that Mooney and
"Eggy" Condrey were the two men.
Mooney Certainly has bad record In
wheeling. and his reputation b such
il thought iie may come back here. HIS
mother Is said to be living down In
Marshall county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Fort Henry Club was
held last night. for the election OF three
directors, for three years term.
Messrs. James P. Adams, Hullihen
Quarter and John FNrew were chosen,
Mr.. Frew succeeding the late W. F.
Peterson. This was the only change in
the board. The other members are NJ.
l.. OFT, president, Gibson Lamb. treas
urer. Ed Ewing, q. i. Mendel, i. 3.
FranzheIm and D, Z. Stalnaker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
aoea ord,r for a 1yh,ellnr Artl.,.

Mr., Morgan J.. Rhees hnB received n
commission from Gilbert 6 Company,
OF Fifth Avenue. New York, for q por-
trait OF Or. Parkhurst. II Is TO be q
three-Quarters length picture. Mr..
Rhees has also received several other
orders from New York. and has enough
work ahead TO keep him busy for three
months to come, He Is retouchlng
med by age, and has number of or
ders for pictures from local patrons.
His studio I'm the Reilly block Is an In
teresting place for person OF artistic
taste to visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

The annual meeting OF the Union rs
ISOLATION OF Lumber Dealers takes
place in Columbus. Ohio. on January
q and %, md will be attended by n
delegation of the Wheeling members,
including Messrs. z. NJ. Holiday. W. A.
Wilson and W. ". Wood. At the con-
cluslon OF the meeting the association
will board a train of Pullman cars and
take their usual excursion. This year
they 20 to st. Louis and thence south
via the Mobile & Ohio road to Cairo,
Memphis, Meridian, Miss, Mobile, Ala,
and New Orleans, Some OF the Wheel
ing delegates will take the trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
An rnfortnnnte Mt.take.

Mr.. Charles steinhnuser, recorder OF
LaBelle lodge. A, o. u. -, calls the
Inteliisenccr's attention to the fact that
the memorial services OF that lodge on
Sunday were held Mt the Third Presby+
tcrIan church instead OF the Wesley NJ.
T.. and the excellent sermon, n synop-
sis Of which was printed yesterday
morning, was preached by the Rev. Mr..
Bigger. Tho misunderstanding IL re-
grcttahie. rs the sermon was one OF the
finest preached In Wheeling in a long
time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
A JOYOUS oEIEBRATIoN
AZ the TeHbont club House Last Evening
fur the GLASS Workers.

for the GLASS Workers.
AT the Behbouts clubs pleasant and
commodlous house on Wood street yes
tcrtlny afternoon and evening recep-
ton was given by prominent business
men OF the east end, In celebration OF
the reopcnins OF the Central glass
works. The reception wns informal,
ana lasted from p. IN. until after mid
night. The hosts entertained lavishly.
and nearly nil Of the old Central works.
employees werO present for at least n
part OF the time. In all about 800
guests were entertained. Eariy In the
evening Mayors band seTeRaded the
assembly In honor OF the occasion, The
East End mandolin club and colorcd
Quartcttc nlso rendered music through
the evening. The club house was pref
lily decorated with ilngs and bunting
and the speeches and other features
were worthy of the occasion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

wilhelminn Brlnkmann was yester.
day appointed eXecutrlx Of the will OF
Henry Brinkmanh, deceased, and gave
bond in 1900, without surety. none
being required by the terms OF the Will.
She was also made the guardian for
Harry Brinkmann. aged II, Frederick,
aged IL. Anna, aged 10, Henry, IT,. aged
s, Edward, aged 6. and Flora, aged 3,
giving bond In $1,000, without surety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

George Livingston. OF the firm OF
Livingston & Tyson, owners Of tho
Bowely saloon. on Sixteenth street,
died very suddenly last evening. He
had been Ill for some time, but no
anxiety was felt by his family, as he
was able to be about. He was at his
place OF business yesterday afternoon.
His death Is Inscribed to heart failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
will NOT BUY IT.
South siders Decide Not to Pur'
chase the Hobbs Works.
A NEW PLANT CAN Be ERECTED

Considerably cheaper Than by PattinE
Up 500 ,ooofor mo Old Plant Owned by
.he United states Glass compRny-'rhe
Movement for u Glass House South OF
the Creek Ia. not Fallen Throash-A
oueati ON OF Location.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO
record n deed made December 2 by
Lawson G. Hammond and wife to Sh-
rah II, Hammond, for lot /, between
Twenty-second and Twenty-thlrd
streets, east of md adjoining the alley
east OF Eoir street; consideration $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
IN cHEoYER CIRCLES.
Members OF The Zig Roar Buck Against
Col. Irish, OF Maine.

Col. Irish, OF Maine.
In local checkerdom matters are
rather lively this week on account of
the presence here of Mr.. Irish. the well
known Maine player. who has held his
own with come OF the best players in the
country. Local players have found n
fuemAn worthy OF their steel, but on one
or two occasions the visitor has found
more than his match. Yesterdays
gaines were between the visitor and
the members OF the wheeling "Blg
Four" and were played at the Bruins
wick, the local checker headquarters.
The result was MS follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

Houses and Rooms For Rcnt-RInohart
& Tatum.
Understandings and Coll-Gns Trustees
w. IL. Fce-Conl.
zen DAYS Longer-Ewing Bros.
no the CousumOr-Albert StolSo q 90.
Opern House-old Lavender.
For ScAMcFadden's-Elg Page.
q. r., 8, e Co.-Ttird Page. . Z.
Cinderella Cooking RhngeS-Nespltt q
Bro.
Notice-stock Feeders.
Whoatena-c. v. Harding & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

ELEGANT OySrcORts made 20 order on
short nWtico Mt bottom prices. Also agents
for the famous Jaros IIyEltnle Undcrwear'
G. HESS a SONS,
Fashionable Tnilors and Cents Furnish.
era, 1891 and 1893 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

The ladies OF the hospital assocln-
tion ask that no more coffee be sub
scrlbcd, In response to the soliciting
parties, MS sufficient quantity has al
ready been assured thor1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

PERSONS afflicted with chIlblnlns, no
troublesome 10 many, VIII ilnd pleas
mt md permanent cure in Salvation
OF. IS cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21
TIE HUB oLSyI11lS 1ll.I .-Ioll-.o.
NOM ME..
Cut the Upper Crust.

We have altogether too many overcoats, very
finest overcoats that be made very choicest gar
ments in the house, richest values and most excu.
sve Styles and with not single exception, not
solitary but all every Sns will be 5s
are an utter disregard Of even the actual COST at prices
Chat are most unprecedented and extravagant sacr-
fees. CLEAR, COLD CASH CONCESSIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

It viii be seen that two Of the local
players, Mctier and Kaiser. failed to
win game from Irish, while Mitchell
and Wlnder did very well. 1t is probn-
bic that tournament with Irish,
Mitchell, Kaiser, Wlnder and Meder, rs
the contestants, will be played In q few
days.
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GltegggteIIlaetltf't


lt.iSs, No. - anI - Gourteentll Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-21

In connection with the visit OF Mr.,
Irish, the following from the Pitts
burgh Dispatch will be OF interest;
Mr. irish, OF Maine. n keen and able
checker player, spent n few days at the
Home hotel last week. J. p, Reed tells
the following amusing story OF Mr.. /, IS
advent ut the Homo. several games
were in progress when the stranger APP
pcarcd. could sec checkers In his eye,
and that he was Itching TO mix In the
fray. After looking Mt one or two of
the games he turned to me and Qucried;
"Do you play?" replied, Yes, little
sometlmCs" "Well. I'm not strong
player would you mind playing mc?"
qucrtcd the newcomer. replicd;
neither nm very strong, but guess
we can play few games for p0stime."I
won the FIRST, the second and third, but
trlppCd on tho fourth and Irish won;
the nth Ramc regaincd my grip and
won by clever coup. Then irish look.
cd up at me and inquired; who the
deuce nre you anyway" ~, p. Reed"
what! Just my luck. blank II, to run
up against you before I'm an hour In
the town." Thereafter Irish played
with more caution and BprinRlcd a few
draws between the wins; the final score
being: Reed. IL; Irish, 8; drawn IL,
With Ewnlt and Patterson, Mr., Irish
was morn fortunate. scoring tlnjoTi-
~ OF won games from both players"
Arizona republican., 1896-06-19

doctrine and insisted that the United States should recognize any people struggling for liberty and Republican institutions even if they are lnsur- gents in Cuba. I ask you to nominate him. If you do, the people. from the sand-enshrouded Mexican line to the line that separates us from an unborn daughter on the north, will shout as In one glorious, glad anthem, "The old temple of Republicanism still stands. Flock to 1t for shelter
 If you do, every keynote of the cam paign will be kept at concert pitch. Ii you do, the White House will be used no longer as an experiment station Nominate him and thrill of joy will go from the west to the east carrying on it's trembling way the songs of ou1 reapers, only to be lost in the roars o1 your furnaces. Nominate him and when our corn grows gold in autumn's time, when our flocks are teeming anc our granaries full, every spindle vii be turning day and night upon Mer' rimac.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-19

the nominee of this convention who- ever he be; and bring to you a candi- date, who by his twenty years of bat tie for the party in the house of rep resentatives, has demonstrated his possession of these qualifications in a pre-eminent degree. He has rendered conspicuous and enduring service to the party and the Nation; service that it was not within the power or ability of any other to render His name is Thomas Bracket Reed.
 Depew presented the name of Morton in witty speech, full of references facetious for the most part to the de- parting delegates, and conveying the assurance that his candidate would not consent to tail the ticket.
Arizona republican., 1896-06-19

Continued on Fourth Page.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17

Steamer Mannheim Ger oclelmau. Flushing. Holland
steamer Iona. Wilder Key West and Galyeston-c
s,eam.r Adrian (Nor, Rasmussen Gbara-Mones Co
Steamer Henry l. cav Charles. Baltimore-II Foster
steamer Sorrento Ger. Jurgenscn Hamours-Funcn
Steamer f'oscolia Fuller Gibara-w p Munson
Steamer Kansas City Fisher savannah-ocean SIS Co
Steamer Faglet. Donovan. Phiadelphia-w Clyde &
steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman Newport News and
Steamer Yorktown Dole Norfolk Newport News
Steamer i"i Oneida chichester. Georgetown CIV
SsG%sg ,5a Sud 5sf ss&ei as W" sSsf
Bark Aurori,a DAM. Hansen svendborg. Denmark
SAILED
Steamers Furnesso OBJ for Glasgow; , bnwty Br
Baltimore; Pho~phor d'D Hamburg; Francisco qrl Hull
Guy Of Washington Hayana ETC. EtTra @ hDerR3
London: Kaiser Wilhelm II lGer) Naples; Kansas CITY
s Sa sa1s Sn KEY Vest Sn
a,% n'c hara c G Tn bs Queen &
ws Oscar o No Cape TSTn e r9 b sSS Ns%
orleans Oneida GeSrgsown Pswnsc wminst9n old
Ships James IA Dru%mond for Shanghai Shenandoah
'' Bark Delta opr, Wellington.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Egmont Key Light
Notice f. given that between June and June TO- 1895,
the Egnont Key Light. on the end Of Egmont Key,
he changed rom fourth to third order Without OF
Characteristic. No change will he made in the TWO
narrow red sectors which the southerly covers
TAMPA BAY Southwest Channel Bar Bell Buoy. and the
westerly Tampa Bay North Channel Entrance
This notice Affects tn. Lis, Of Lights Fog signals;
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts; 1895. page i2G No ~ and
the Llst Beaoons and Buoys Seventh Lighthouse Dis
trct 1895 pages ~ and +3.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board ,,.,
JOHN q. WALKER
Admiral. T. $ Navy. Chairman
Washington. MAY 10. 1896.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer New York Watkins New-York, sailed from
Southampton May 10. and passed Hurst Castle at 10
Steamer Ia Bretagne Fr Rupe. for NewYOrk. sailed
from Hayre May ID.
steamer s,uttgar, Ger Kohenbeck. from Bremen for
steamer Zaandam Dutch. Potter from New-York fer
Ams,crdam. arrived at Deptford May Is
Naples etc. f' passed Gibraltar May ID
steamer Glenartney Br!. MeGresor from Yokohama
Steamer Nomadic OBJ Clarke from New-York May .,
arrived Liverpool May 10.
S sfpiTsd G al pep1ord i" Nay is
steamer Bremerhayen Dutch, MINES from Antwerp
Steamer Ilirla (AusO Raiolovich from Smyrna May
Tor New York passed Tarifa May l6;
sailed from Gibraltar for New-York May 10.
steamer Marie (Nor. Wage. sailed from Dantzc for
steamer state OF Nebraska tBr, Brown. sailed from
Glasgow for @ b bay Is from SevYo March u
via ST Vincent Cape Town and Algoa Bay. arrived at
Steamer Carb Prince CBr. Dobson from New-York
April %. arrived at Pernambuco May IL.
Steamer Picqua Gir Brown. from New-fork April y.
Steamer Columbia Ger. y9selgesans. from New-YOrk
steamer Deutschland Ger Scherhors from New-York
May /. arrived Hamburg May 10.
is Via Baltimore. arrived at Pernambuco May Is
steamer Idaho OBJ Marshall. from New-York May 2,
steamer LANDAU city OBJ Hunter, from New York
April 49, arrived at Bristol May 49,