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New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Engagement List Includes
Several Recent Debutantes
Miss Eleanor Hayden Is Betrothed to Tracy Barrett
kittredge, Miss Dorothea Horton to Emory W Wales
and Miss Florence Nichols to John Vincent Miller

Since the beginning of Lent many
engagements of interest to society
have been announced and several of
the debutantes of the season have
made known their approaching mar
riages. Yesterday formal announce
ment was made of the engagement Of
Miss Harriet Mason Wilbur, daughter
of Mrs. William Nelson Wilbur, to
Murray Thompson Donoho, and the
day previous Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
Msbon made known the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Laura Mabon,
to Harvey Childs Sd, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Childs jr., of Baltimore.
Mrs. Daniel T. Hayden, of Newport,
has announced the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Hayden, to
Tracy Barrett Kittredge, son Of Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Kittredge, of Berke-
ley, Calf. Miss Hayden is well known
in charge ef the Hoover relief work
in southeastern Europe, with head
quarters at Berne, Switzerland, served
for year in Newport as archivist and
statistician at the Naval War College
after the war. He was graduated from
the University OF California in 1912
and later from Oxford.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Dorothea Mae Horton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Horton,
of 314 West Seventy-ifth Street, to
Emory Wales, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Wales, Of 4S1 Riverside
Drive. This is the second engagement
announced in the diortnn family re-
licent Jane Horton, having become en-
gagged to Walter Alfred ,Hafner. Dur
ing the war Mr.. Wales was captain
in the Imperial Flying Corps attaches
To ha fameIIs 2nathL Soma dron Ra
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

also was one of the staff that escorted
the Prince Of Wales during his visit
here.
Another engagement just announced
is that of Miss Florence Stuart Nichols,
daughter of Mrs. Homer W. Nichols
of 224 West 127th Street, to John
Miller is son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Miller, of Akron, Ohio
He was graduated from Yale in 1897
and from Cornell in 1899. The wed
ding will take place Easter week at
$50 West End Avenue.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Annette Cummings
Holbrook, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph S. Holbrook, Of Toledo, Ohio
TO John D. McMasters son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. McMaster. Of Jersey City
Miss Holbrook is graduate of Miss
Masters School at Dobbs Ferry
Mr.. MeMaster was graduated from
Princeton in 1919 and is now attend
ing Columbia Law School. He served
the war. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T May, of Pat
erson, have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Helen May, to
John Agnew jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Agnew, also of Paterson, Miss
May attended the Dow School at
BriarclifT aud later Dana Hall. Nc
date has been set for the wedding.
The engagement of Miss Florence
Mansbach, daughter of Louis Mansbach
to Benjamin Birkenfeld has just been
announced. The reception will be held
in the Crystal Room of the Ritz-Carl-
ton Hotel Saturday afternoon from s
to O'clock. Miss Mansbach is s
granddaughter OF Levi Wefngarten, OF
Newark, n J.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

terms and a King and "JezebeI," the
latter by Miss Dorothy Stockbridge. In
addition to the plays, there will be
songs by Mrs. Leland Stillman and
Miss Laura Herring. Tickets for the
performance may be obtained from
Mrs. Douglas Bissell, 219 West Sew
enty-ninth Street. st> H..
The program will be repeated on
April 8 at the Brooklyn Y. W. C. A.
under the auspices of the Brooklyn
Branch of the Vassar Alumna Asso-
citation.
With the announcement Of the Sec
. onds of the five morning meetings of
the, Lenten Sewing Class of, the New
York Nursery and Child's Hospital at
pie, u East Eighty-ninth Street, on
Thursday, comes news Of donations
made to the class by many we'll known
women. Donations, the treasurer of
the class, Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee, an
nounced yesterday, have been received
from Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, Mrs. De
Witt G. Falls, Mrs. Arthur w. Francis,
Mrs. Lewis w. Francis, Mrs. William
Iselin, Mrs. Bradish Johnson, Mrs. Otto
Il. Kahn, Miss Emily L. Norris, Mrs.
Henry Phipps, Mrs. NJ. Taylor pyne,
Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, Miss Margaret
S. Remsen, Mrs. Henry S. Rokenbaugh,
Mrs. Thomas f. Ryan, Mrs. Henry IF.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Henry ". Shoemaker
and Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Bennett Sloane,
OF ii East Sixty-fifth Street, will, give
reception tomorrow afternoon for
Mrs. Sloane's parents, Professor Will
liam Milligan Sloane and Mrs. Sloane,
now of Princeton, N. J. Professor
Sloane recently was elected Co the pres
idency of the American Academy OF
Arts and Letters, succeeding the late
William Dean Howells, who occupied
that position from the inception Of the
academy until his death last May,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Engagement Announced
Miss Elizabeth Warner To BE
Bride of PerciyaI Gilbert

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Warner, Of
496 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston,
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Warner,
to Percival Gilbert, also Of Boston.
Miss Warner is graduate of the Guild
and Evans schools and studied at the
Garland School Mr.. Gilbert is grad
uate of Harvard, 1908, and is part
ner in the New York banking firm OF
Spencer Trask & Co. His clubs are the
Country Club, Essex County, Myopis,
Hunt, Racquet and Tennis, Braeburn,
Harvard Club of Boston, Exchange
Club and Harvard Club OF New York.
The marriage will take place in April.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Events In Aid of Charity
y Include Soiree Dansante
for Benefit of Blue Ridge Industrial
School Is to Take Place at the Hotel Vanderbilt /:
Lenten Season Sewing Classes Continue Active

addition the
charitable
the remainder of Lent The which
other will
until we'll March patronesses
Ridge
School, will G.
Thirty y-third Street.
Mrs Gbboney dahsante which is to take
March IA Della Robb
include Mrs Henry Adams f.
Winthrop Cowdn Mrs w Gajqa1 Charles Dana Gibson
Mrs Edwin W. Lancaster Mrs Philip
Mrs H. Snovden Marshall Walton Nixon
Mrs James Brown Potter Shey
Mrs. Edward r. Stettnus and Lanier Washington.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

The New York Alumna Of Wellesley
College will hold rummage sale on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week at f78 Madison Avenue.
Among those interested in the affair
arc Mrs. John Travell Mrs. Wesley
Hunt and Mrs. Charles E. Hughes.
Miss. Janet Richards will lecture on
Questions Of the Hour" before the Ely
Alumn@ Association on Thursday
morning at the Biltmore Hotel. It ia
one of series Miss Richards is giving
under the auspices of the association
for the benefit OF the Ely Club. Mrs.
Howard Greenley, OF Lewellyn Park,
Orange, N. j., is treasurer of the asso-
citation.
The board Of managers of the Dar-
rach Home for Crippled Children meets
every Tuesday during Lent at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Willard, A Riverside
Drive. -"~ The. members include Mrs
Nicholas NJ. Pond, Mrs. F. W. Geiesen-
hainef, Miss Susan Skelding. Mrs. "
l.. Bauer, Miss E. f. Gregory, Mrs.
Alfred II. Morris, Mrs. f. W. Munsill
and Mrs. Marshall Darrach.
Under the patronage of group OF
prominent men and women, Paviows
will give performance for the benefit
Of the Camp Fire Girls, at the Manhat-
tan Opera House, on March 10.
Among those who are sponsoring the
benefit are Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mrs
Edwin Gould. Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee
Mrs. Edward N. Breitung, Mrs. John
Agar, Mrs. Shepard De Forrest. Mrs
II. Durant Cheever, Mrs. Paul d. Cra-
vath, Mrs. Otto Fl. Kahn, Mrs. Willard
D. Straight and Mrs. Charles Tiffany.
Pavlowa became q member of the
Camp Fire organization last year, and
ever since she has lost no opportunity
Of showing her interest in the work
and the purpose for which the organi.
zation stands.
The Woman's Auxiliary. Mrs. Harry
Hudler president, will give card party
on March II, in the ballroom of the
Hotel Plaza, for the benefit of the Sea
bury Memorial Home. Miss Edna l.
Thomas, OF los West Seventy-second
Street, Is chairman of the COMMITTEES IN
%AN--A . =. AA0s oAtl+Sl2 r, MIS-
r. D. Dickinson, Mrs. A. f. Pfarre and
Mrs. Arthur Stoney are the other mem,
bers.
The, annual Flower Show will be
held during the week Of March IL "a
20 in Grand Central Palace. Previously
the proceeds have gone to organiza-
tions affiliated with war relief. but
this year they Will be given to the
social service department of Bellevue
Hospital.
Mrs. Joseph f. Truesdale viii be
chairman Of the executive committee
IN charge of the garden Mrs. Belmont
Tiffany is vice-chairman and Mrs. Hal.
stead G. Freeman treasurer. Others
who are members of the executive
board are gMrs. Linzee Blagden, Mrs
John T. Prentice, Mrs. William T. Car.
rington, Mrs. Clarence NJ. Woouev
Mrs. William f. Sheehan, Mrs. Frank
l. Polk, Mrs. Charles Sabin, Mrs
James Shewan jr, Mrs. Nicholas Bid.
die, Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop. Mrs
Bruce Clark and Miss Ruth Morgan.
Among tie patronesses are Mrs. r
Morrison Carnegie, Mrs. Vincent Astor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

Mrs. William Church Osborn. Mrs.
John T. Pratt. Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt. Mrs. Felix Doubleday, Mrs. Will
lard D. Straight, Mrs, Howard Cushing
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs, r. \.
Potter, Mrs. c. n. Bliss, Mrs. Robert
Brewster, Mrs. Nicholas Brady, Mrs.
James 3. Duke, Mrs. George Wicker
sham, Mrs. Paul Morton, Mrs. George
Blumenthal, Miss Ruth Twombly and
Miss Mary Hoyt Wiborg.
The executive committee is arrang-
ing plans for each of the seven days
of the show, and further committees
will be announced later. The charity
takes care of poor patients who have
been treated for emergency cases at
Bellevue, and have no means to con
tinue treatment after they have been
discharged. These are aided by funds
raised by the women in charge Of the
social service department..
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Junior League TO Stage
Performance for Charity
Debutantes of Season by Songs and Dances Will Illus.
trate Chairs of Early and Modern Periods in Mu-
steal Comedy To Be Produced at w WaIdorf- Astoria

No of the winter is
than the charity
members the Junior League 1t strictly
detail organization taking part in the songs
and other features all members of the
he cast selling programs flowers candies
The entertainment will evenings
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, dancing
will follow the performances. 1t Chairs" chairs
periods, Chinese early English
Will be Illustrated by representing game
Blind Mans Buff will illustrate period and from what
has been OF the play
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

tAV StCoHu PdFG OF LHo program VIII
be more up-to-date and will illustrate
modern chairs and seats. In this divi-
sion viii be seen q football game, also
chorus girl number, cowboy dance,
dance Of the toys and scene in the
park. "a
Gerald Warburg has written a mum
her of the songs. Emerson McMiIlin,
I'd, also has contributed numbers.
Judging from the rehearsals, "Musi-
cal Chairs promises to be one OF the
most interesting and clever musical
comedies ever given by this organiza-
tlon OF young women Miss Grace r.
Henry is directing the rehearsals-
Among those who Will take part are
Misc Barbara Kissei, Miss Eleanor
Landon, Miss Dorothy Clapp. Miss
Mary Hurd, Miss Adelaide Kip Rhine
lander, Miss Voulettt Proctor. Miss
&uriel Vanderbilt, Miss Marie La
Marche. Miss Adele Ryan. Miss Grace
Hendrick, Miss Helen Trevor, Miss
Shells Byrne, Miss Glory Thomas, Miss
susanne du Vivier, Miss Mary Cam
eron, Miss Margaret Flint, Miss Ruth
Manierre, Miss Margaret Trimble, Miss
hope Lincoln, Miss Elise Hughes, Miss
Marie Leary, Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Mrs. j.
Iheus Munds, Mrs. S. Bryce Wing, Mrs.
J, Murray Mitchell and Mrs. L. Stnars
Wing.
Boxes have been taken by Mrs,
Charles B.. Alexander. Mrs. Oliver
Gould Jennings, Mrs. John T. Pratt,
Mrs. Russell Fl. Hoadley, Mrs. Wander
bilt Webb, Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs.
benjamin Brewster. Mrs. Peter Cooper
b. McCagg, Mrs. Elliot r. Shepard,
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius, Mrs. q,
Henry Hartman, sAlice De Lamar and
Charles Hayden.
Among other affairs scheduled for
this week is another of the series OF
coffee dances for the younger married
set tomorrow night at the Cosmopoli-
tan Club. Among the members of the
eiaas arc Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rookie
teller jr, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Rockefeller, Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur J.
Cumnock, Mr.. snd Mrs. Frederick Della
held, Mr. and Mrs. livingston Pell, Mr.
and Mrs. Theron r. Strong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rowland Hunt, Mr. and
Mrs. James Parish Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
!ercy X. Hudson and Mr., and Mrs.
Lyle Evans Mahan.
An auction bridge will be held to-
morrow at the Hotel Astor by the
Jane A. Delano Post, American Legion,
10 raise funds for welfare work among
disabled veterans. A group of Red
Cross nurses will serve Refreshments,
among those who have sGhscribed for
tables are Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mrs.
William K. Draper, Mrs. William II.
hamilton and Mrs. William M. Polk.
Another Of the bachelor dances will
% held Friday in the Della Robbia
soen OF the Hotel Vanderbilt, and on
shs following night one Of the series
oT supper dances will take place in
sas grill Of the Hotel Lorraine.
Az entertainment under the auspices
o9 che vassar Students Aid Society
wiz be given at the Cosmopolitan Club
on Friday evening The Vassar Play
srss company OF four students under
she management Of Miss Mary Coch-
ran, will present four plays, written
and acted by Yassar women. They will
include "Aria as Cope" by Miss Edna
81 Vincent Millays Two Alan Stat
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
New Workers at Hot Springs
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Feb. 26.--The
winter colony at Virginia Hot Springs
received a number Of additions from
New York during the week. Among
them were MIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Wise
Wood, A. G. Bedford, A. Clark Bedford
Dean Bedford, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Folger, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre de Coppet, Peter E.
Fanun, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hay
w higha,rl, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Burke,
Mits Helen Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Prescott, Dr. and Mrs. w. d. Tracy,
.-Mr. and Mrs. w. x. Meeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias T. Sanger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Dasenberry, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
.terick {, Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. William
IL Donovan and Mr.. and Mrs Melville
Z. Lngalla. q
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satter-
white, vino are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Stotesbury at Palm Beach, will
return to the city on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.. Hutton haye
purchased an estate at Wheatly Hills,
where they intend to make their future
home ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

Miss Marion Floyd Whitman sailed
for Europe Thursday on board the
Providence. She will go to Italy, and
while abroa d will join her mother, Mrs
James Spur Whitman. They will re-
turn at the end of the summer.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

The Rev, and Mrs. Walter Wesley
Winans, of Waterbury, Conn, have an
,nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel Maude Winans. TO John
A. Coe jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
| Williams College in 1920 and was
chosen permanent secretary Of mis-
class. He is connected with the 4Ameri~
can Brass Company, of which bis
father is president.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

Campbell McInnes, who is In New
York for few days, will sing this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. William
T. Darlington, 430 Park Avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

the Metropolitan District. and what
ever success was 20 be achieved de-
pended upon the united efforts or all
concerned. 1t was 100 big a problem
to be handled pie6emeal. Local factions
and local politics had 70 DC put into
the background. just as the jealousies
and riyalries of tile various transporta-
tion interests had to be subordinated
to the general good. IL was a case Of
one for all, and all for one
THE second step toward success was
ta ken but short time past when the
treaty between the two states was
signed In the great hall of the Chamber
Of Commerce of the State of New York.
and then duly ratified by the Federal
Government. whereby the Port OF New
York authority was brought into being.
This new entity is unique. 1t Is n
body polite yetsit is free from poll
tics. 1t has the right to own and
operate property, yet 1t will largely
secure its results by the intelligent d.
rection OF the efforts OF all public and
private agencies to the accomplishment
OF the desired efficiencies and econo-
mics"
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

foi Montevideo and Busnos Aires cto sail
ROTTERDAM. Sept T---Arrived. str Or
. Sailed sth. str Laoiawanna Bridge. New
SANTIAGO. sept s-sailsd. str oarnao.
SHANGHAI. Sept 7--,Arrived. str Malta
Maru (Jap). Pensacola
Arrived 9th. str West Nlvaria, Portland. Q,
SHIELDS. Sept i0--Arrvsd. str Astur
SIERRA LEoNE. Sept A-Arrivsd. str Blue
fE'fSes siNespos NsE fsrs ssrt ss..,.d str x.s,nx.
80 souTaAMproN, 1 Pa.sSni Sop. io-Arrived. st.
oSsEpS Br New YVrn r cnsrSoys ne 1s.u.
sT JOHN. M, Sept s-Arrived. str olyn-
den. Maeoris: schr News tBr>: Perth AInboy
ter valley. New York for Smyrna.
Sailed 9th, str Roma (tr). from Lisbon
for New York via Providsnce: New England
sTocKHOLM. Sept 5-Arrtvsd. str carls-
sYpNEf. Nsw, Sept s-Arrived. str wal
TABLE BAY. Sept s-Arrived. str Aistern
(Sw), Port Arthur.
TAMPICo. Sept 7-sailed. str Frederick r
TEMff;LEBREEaDY. Sept io-Arrsv.d. str
Peekskill, New Orleans.
ToULoN. Sept 2-saiied. str Tiums utaD.
TRIESTE. Sept s--Arrivsd. ctr Pannssks
(Br), New York.
Arrived ad. str winston-sslsm. Baltimore
Sailed I'd, str Argentina QtaD, New York.
TUTICORIN Sept s--Arrivsd. str Kaioanc
(Br), New York.
vANCouyER. BE. Sep. s--Arr.ysd. sss
Canadian Winner lBr), Sydney, NsW.
VICTORIA. &c. Sept 9-Isailsd, str Arizona
Maru (Jap), Orient.
YOKOHAMA, Sept 7--Arrivsd. strs Amazon
Maru tJap). Savannah: Seattle Maru (Jap),
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Royal Mail str Almanzora tBr), before re-
ported ashore on the Portuguese coast, "
not In serious condition. The steamer was
bound from Buenos Al ea to England. and
the agent OF the company here said yester-
day that she undoubtedly would be able TO
continue on her voyage.
ABERDEEN. Wash, Sept o-Durlng August
~ vessels. carrying coo feet or luni-
bsr. sansd from Grsys Harbor.
BREMEN. Sept io--The North German
Lloyd Steamship Co on Nov Win resume
fts REGULAR passenger and freight service 20
South Amerit an ports. The str Seydlitz VII
be engaged IN the service, calling at Co
runna and vigo.
HAMBURG, Sept f0-Thc ~ nhurg- Amer
leans former liner DtutN nnd. recon-
strusted for freight service win eaIi for
the firrt time IN seven years on Sept 20
for New York.
LONDON, Sep. 9--Str Chester Valley, from
New York for Smyrna, Piraeus, &C, has put
Into 81 Mlchaes with boiler tubes leaking.
sept t0-Schr Cecilia sudden tIlr) from
Newcastle, NSW. for Callao. has been aban-
dcneu 81 sea fire. all OF crew saved
.NCRFNLK, V. Sept io--str Victoria Maru
fIan), from Columbia River for United
Kingdom, arrived here with engine trouble
Went to Newport News TO- repairs.
p~rT SPAIN Trim, sept o-A ,ropicai
storm OF great violence. which struck Trirl-
dad Thursday, caused two deaths and did
damage TO shipping estimated at $50, 600
travelling wost-northwest. was confined prin-
cipally to the harbor.
VANCOUVER. Be. Sept e--str Canadian
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph.7 /

lby Ielegrapn.J
,AGUIRRE. PR. Sept 7-sailed. str Amoico,
BOSTON. Mass, Sept 9--Arrived. str Ed
ward Luckeubach. Vancouver. 30. via Phil
Arrived loth. strs sosstayk {pusch, !, Rot
rownie, sewalis Point; falza, Portland NAL
Ss,.ol Ssn satlmsS; MsIross NswpSrs Nsws x"r
towing barges Catherine Hughes and F1ubby
Dubb; N p Doane. Sandwich. towing barges
New Yors asr for snd
towing barge socony No 5.
Fellow iosn sus CnaT GGsaghsse se t r
Sailed 10th. strs zaanIand Dutch. Am
sterdam and HAMBURG: Prince George lhr)
Ontario. Philadelphia; Howard. Norfolk and
Baltimore; Calvin Austin. New York; Dsla.
Susu ds sabine sSn msrYs ssos
schrs Annie & Reuben. supposed Stoningtoni
valdare (Br). Bear River; VIM Thomas
CALAIS Si1s % Gatter 9th, Wind at Highland Light
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept l0---Arrived, strs
Borgestad (Nor). Tuxpan: Carenco. Liver
DnDn Gery tap 9re,te
uela, San Francisco, &c; Mangore. Antilla,
Arrived 9th. motor schrs Moonite and Day
Sailed 9th, str Gloucester, Boston.
Sailed 9th. schr Henry i KreySr. Calais.
Sailed 10th. strs schiedyk Dutch). Rotter-
dam via Norfolk: Fort Morgan (Nor). From,
terra. Mex; Tonesit. Copenhagen and Hell
singfors; West Cobalt. Manchester. H.
Boston City (Br,,- Jacksonville.
Sailed eth. str Lake F,annin. New York.
Mercury, towing barge Riverside, New York.
BRIDGEPORT, CT, Sept 10-sailed. schr
Pho be Crosby Norfolk - s ..u.
Comanche, New York. Lake Elsmore. Ja6k-
sonvile; Lake Faribault, New York: schr
Grand Turk. Boston.
Sailed 10th. strs Comanche, Jacksonville
Lake Elsmore. Boston: schr Georgia .
CAPE HENRY. va. Sep. Q. pM-passed
Rotterdam: 10Th. 40 AM. West ouechee
do for Boston and Liverpool 40 AM. tuI
Murreli. Norfolk for New Bedford, towinf
arges Beatiie, Clara and Flora.-Wind Sc
CAMDEN. Me. Sept o--Arrived. schr Mar
sasT,9 wsmysNs IsIyxNp sew Me sosk Sept on
GALVESTON. Tex, Sept e--.Arriyed. strs
Elf; Paris City tBr). do; Oklahoma City,
Sailed 9th. strs Danier tBD. Antwerp; Au-
rania QtaD, do: Anselma de Larrinaga
L6ILo. Sept s-saned, str Bellnower
2ac uag Tip1g spson Tia ssn ans Nov T0
str Merrimack. Pl adelphia.
Sailed 10th. = Thames, Miami.
NEW OIsLE>.iS. La. Sept i0-Arrived
sira Nicarao tIboi ID. Porto Cortc2: Sinaioa
tNor). Frontera Sosua (Nor), I la: Far
nam, Galveston; Montana (Nor). TamDieo.
Arrived 10Th, strs Ncwona (Br). Tampico
Raiah. progreso; Tatjana (Nor). Newcastle
on Tyns, Governor tBr). Liverpool; Ernan-
ueie Aecame tItaD. Trieste: West Errai
London.
Arrived 10th. strs West Totant. Galveston
for Uavre Afghanfstan (Br1 do for Rot
terdam.
Sailed 9th. strs Creole. New York: KEN
lucky fFr). Havre: Torres. Tampico. Head
ciiffe (3r), Rio Janeiro. Chaimatte, Havana