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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1879

Page

4

Summer Lake Tour From Weir's Landing to Wolfeboro North

The article describes Granite State lake country travel by steamer to Weir's Landing and Wolfeboro. Figures tour boats Mount Washington and Lady of the Lake carry visitors through sunlit waters with views of Ossipee Chocorua and Sandwich peaks. Hotels like Pavilion Glendon Beloue greet travelers as pilots point out sights.

Woreporo N.H Granite State Weir’s Landing Mount Washington Alton Bay Sandwich Ossipee Chocorua Wolfeboro Glendon Beloue

Pastine Case Dismissed for Lack of Fraudulent Intent

Commissioner Hallett resumed and finished the Peter Pastine case. After extended witness examination, the commissioner found no fraudulent intent by Pastine and discharged him. He noted the loose procedures in naturalization and the minimal importance given to affidavits and oaths of that kind.

Peter Pastine Casar D. G. Carafa

Municipal Court Roundup July Sentences and Fines

The July municipal court session under Judge Churchill sees multiple defendants jailed or fined. Margaret Sullivan and Mary Ann Callahan receive four month terms. James Shaw four months in the House of Industry. Patrick McCon ley pays 26 dollars for property damage on the Empire State. Jeremiah Quinn waived exam tied to a $500 bail for upper court trial. Chauncey Johnson held for $1,000 on larceny. John Looby gets four months for assault. Jon Kennedy fined 15 dollars for assault. Thomas St George fined 100 dollars for unlawful sale of liquor. Thamas Cox discharged after alleged assault on a ship officer. Andrew Davie fined 10 dollars for bell assault on a boy. Frederick Roberts fined 10 dollars for attempting to rescue a prisoner. South Boston Court locals: Hugh McGarity fined 8 dollars, Thomas Foley 8 dollars, minors Kenpler and O Maley probation for pigeon theft. Charlestown: Frederick Hobrook sent to Reform School. Roxtury: George F McIntire held in 300 bail for examination. John Sullivan six months’ House of Correction on appeal. Peter Coppinger fined 10 dollars for cruelty to a dog. West Roxbury: Joseph Trainor held for trial. Bridget Trainor, drunk, six months in House of Correction.

Churchill Margaret Sullivan Reformatory Prison Mary Ann Callahan James Shaw House of Industry Patrick McConley Empire State Jeremiah Quinn Frederick D. Newcomb Thomas St. George Wass S Thamas Cox Andrew Guldev Andrew Davie John Hurley Frederick Roberts Clark Station 4 South Boston Hugh McGarity Thomas Foley John Kenpler Frank O’ Maley Charlestown Frederick Hobrook Reform School George F. McIntire John W. Palfrey John Sullivan Lewis Wilson House of Correction Peter Coppinger West Roxbury Joseph Trainor Bridget Trainor

Boston Property Transfers Across Wealthy Districts

Central Boston leads with Mort on Street and William Farren estates transferring to Dudley A. Dorr while Shawmut Avenue and Dartmouth Street deals move land and buildings to various trustees and institutions. South Boston sees multiple parcels sold, and Boston Highlands, Dorchester, West Roxbury, Charlestown, Brighton, Chelsea, and Revere list numerous mortgage and sale actions involving estates, banks, and individuals.

Morton Street William Farren Charles C. Barry and Charles W. Cartwright Dudley A. Dorr Shawmut Avenue Dartmouth Street Boston Water Power Company Museum of Fine Arts Canton Street Lucas Haberstroh John Ganson Longwo'd Avenue David N. Skillings Henry N. Clark Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company Cedar Senate Forest Hills Cemetery Frank BF. Craft Greenville Street John H. Lester Charles Lester Maple Park W. R. Chester Everett Avenue Apnn Moran John Moran Walnut Street Danniel Kennedy Chelsea Savings Bank Cottage Street Sarah A Levi True Cleopatra A George M. Farrington Spruce Street Robie F. Snaith William S. Bassett Summer Street Harlan P. Whitcomb Boston Highlands Cedar Square Frank E. Craft Hull

Mortality in Massachusetts weekly death report 1879

State Board of Health lists deaths in 20 cities and towns for the week ending July 26 1879. Population estimates derive from census data 1865 1870 1875, births and deaths past twelve years, yearly polls since 1565, and immigration emigration stats. Week totals may not match exact occurrences, but discrepancies are minor.

Massachusetts State Board of Health

Commodities and securities brisk at brokers board trading

The July 6 trading day lists first and second calls with varied sums in Missouri Kansas Texas and other railroads, Har len Erie and Pacific Mail among active bids. Closing prices show extensive bond and stock activity with a broad range of corporate names and mining shares noted.

Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Report

Trading desk notes show Wilson W Fay Co listing mining and miscellaneous stocks. Prices for Kossuth, Sullivan Silver, Copper Falls, Rev Paper Collar, Duncan Silver, Am Shoe Tip and others are recorded with small changes and assorted per-share figures.

Wilson W. Fay & Co Traveller Building State Street Kossuth

Money Matters From Boston as Money Eases and Bonds Rise

July bank rates ease and choice business paper sells at 3 3 ½ percent with 3 4 percent discounts. New York funds stay steady, U S securities show slight gains in sixes and 44 percent notes. London drains U S bonds while Germans buy, urging Americans to keep bonds at home. Stocks show mixed moves with Missouri Kansas and Texas and Boston stocks firm in late trading.

Boston New York Boston Clearing House U. S Great Britain Germany London United States London 15 Washington

Grain Movements at Atlantic Ports for Week End July 29

Receipts totaled 7,502,135 bushels with New York at 4,257,267, Baltimore 2,197,730, Philadelphia 1,034,900, and Boston 312,218. Baltimore and Philadelphia exceeded New York railroad deliveries by 86,000 bushels as water routes lagged. Buffalo canal shipments favored lake movement, and lake receipts rose by 1,000,000 bushels.

Atlantic New York Baltimore Philadelphia Boston New York Roads Seaboard Buffalo New York Tribune

New Telegraph Line Opens Boston to the West

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completes a telegraph plan tying Boston to the West with two routes to Chicago via Canada or New York and Baltimore. Direct links from Baltimore to Cincinnati St Louis and Louisville are planned along with new lines from Parkersburg to these points.

Washington Cincinnati Gazette Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Boston West Chicago Canada New York Baltimore Cinneinnati St. Louis Louisville Parkersburg

Ontario Mining Company Weekly Report Promising Sixth Level Vein

The superintendent reports 375 tons of ore from the fifth level and 32 tons from the sixth level for the week ending July 21. Ground cut at the new sixth level prepares for the turntable connection. the vein is large and very promising, with first class ore.

Ontario Mining Company

Tennessee Votes on State Debt Compromise Plan

Tennessee is to vote on a proposed fifty cents and four percent compromise of the state debt on August 7. Advices from Nashville say public interest is growing and a state convention shows a strong likelihood the compromise will be adopted by a large majority.

Tennessee Nashville

July Revenues See Internal and Customs Gains

Internal revenue receipts for July are expected above 9.5 million dollars while customs revenues may reach about 15.0 million and could exceed that figure.

Internal Revenue and Customs

Foreign Markets: London and Paris Bond and Commodities Updates

Market notices from London show U S bonds and Erie and Illinois Central trading mixed with yields around 10 58 and 55 percent. Bank reserve ratio falls to 5514 while bullion drawn totals 70000 pounds. Paris reports Bank of France specie down 6 025 million francs. wheat and corn cargoes steady to strong with English weather showery. Liverpool grain and cotton quotes listed. Rio coffee steady with weekly shipping breakdown and 129000 bags in stock.

London U. S Erie Consolidated Illinois Central New Jersey Central Paris Bank of France

New York Stock Market Buoyant Amid Wheat Prospects

July 31 notes money at 26 3 percent on call and 4 percent on prime mercantile paper. Sterling around 4824% for long and 48414 43114 for short sight. Governments firm. state bonds dull. Railroads active with C C J C firsts rising to 50, Erie consol seconds to 7744, Wabash converts to 8549, Denver and Rio Grande firsts to 9214. Market cites Western harvests and strong granger earnings as drivers. Northwest and St Paul stocks show sharp gains, Lake Shore leads in turnover. Total shares 252,000 with notable activity in Erie, Lake Shore, Northwestern, Lackawanna, New Jersey Central, Delaware and Hudson, and others.

Nibal St. Jo Kansas Texas Western Union Sutro Tunnel Michigan Central Northern Pacific Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern Itty U. S Dew Pacific Mail Delaware and Hudson Morris and Essex Quicksilver Pacific Mail Steamship Company Adams Express Company Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Company American Merchants’ Express Company United States Express Company New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Erie Harlem Panama Union Pacific Lake Shore Illinois Central Pittsburg Northwestern Columbus New Jersey Central Rock Island St. Paul Wabash Canada Southern Louisville and Nashville Kansas Pacific St.Louis San Francisco St. Louis Kansas City Hartford Erle Central Pacific Ontario Homestake Standard Caribou Consolidated Pacific Leadville Cleveland Imperial Hakill Old Stock Independence California Consolidated Virginia New York Colorado Bulwer Bodie Tioga Lindley Bertha Edith Buckeye Lacrosse American Flag Lucerne Granville New Yorks Louisiana Tennessee Missouri Erie Consol Wabash Consol Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Denver Oranger Europe Northwest Delaware and Hudson and Pennsylvania Coal Co Stock Exchange Lackawanna

Maritime shipping and timber cargo notes across Nova Scotia ports

In BEAR RIVER Schr Mingeola reports 32 cords wood and 200 dozen eggs under DPS Jones. ONDONDERRY Schr Trial lists shad and Rock well Bros. PORT GILBERT Schr Moses Black 50 cords wood 200 doz eggs 12 qtls cudfih F DS Jones. ST JOHN Schr Bessie Carson 1,047 bbls pickled alewives Brown Seavey co lo cords wood order. CAPE HAYTIEN Brig Rapid Transit 236,000 tbs tog wood Lyon Dupuy co. BARACOA Schr Warren J Crosby 1,778 Divides bananas 5,000 coconuts Seaverns vo.

Bear River Mingeola Ondonderry Rockwell Bros Port Gilbert Moses Black DS Jones ST John Bessie Carson Brown, Seavey & Co Margaretville Elizabeth Cape Haytien Brig Rapid Transit Togwood Lyon, Dupuy & Co Baracoa Warren Crosby Sananas Seaverns & Vo

Foreign Exports. Multiple US and Atlantic shipments listed

Annapolis New York Schr Home 20 tons coal Weymouth Newfoundland Schr Addie John 125 dis four S do weal Liver pool Kentucky Steamer Bavarian old July 26 0 dis lubricating oil 9 cases organs 2 boxes machy 74 dis tallow 9 cases wooden ware 29 cases feather 1 case tags 1 rank axle 1 bid l gsails 1 case stereotype plates 25 bales 6 cases domestics 1 016 tub 50 boxes butter L 285 boxes 100 pkgs cheese 500 bbds Cube sugar 227 bales cotton 936 sacks 1 Chis flour 419 tierces lard 150 bags oatmeal 0 boxes bams 40 birds tobacco 49 bales cotton waste 459 qrs frei beef 380 pk s pork meat 32 bbis lard 425 head cattle 146 do sheep 44 482 bus wheat 12 669 do corn Parsboro NS Schr Dot 215 bbis flour 60 do meal Liver pool NS Schr Dexter 400 bois flour 250 do meal 8 do beef 6 do pork 5 do lime Charlottetown PEI Schr Anastasia F 185 car boys acid 22 bbis dyewood 12 bbis corn imeal 16 do lubri cating oil 456 do roofing material 49 bbls 5 cases chair stock holds 25 boxes glassware Lunenburg NL Brig Lyra 10 tons salt 125 bbis flour 60 do meal 10 do pork 10 do beef LA do Kerosene oil 10 bales oakum 15 worth oil clothing Gibraltar for orders Bark Carolina 2 788 bals refined petroleum

Annapolis Weymouth Liverpool Parsboro Charlottetown Pei Anastasia F Lunenburg Brig Lyra Gibraltar Carolina

Grand Junction H R MESSSOEs and Associated Firms Listing

A fragmentary financial or business notice listing numerous firms such as Barrett Norton Coolidge Pierce & Co Crampton Blaney Brown Holloway Chapman Bowdlear Cobb Bates Yerxa and Sage in a total tally described as 200 with scattered reference to other entities like Neptune and Fitchburg R.R. The text shows a catalog of names and figures, typical of a trade or auction ledger from 1882.

Grand Junction H.R. Messsoes Neptune Kenvie & Hastings

Receipts from Grains and Malt Exceed Totals

Grain receipts listed for Boston and Albany, Fitchburg, Lowell railroads total 19,275 bus corn 9,000 oats 22,700 wheat 5,600 malt 13,400 shorts with numerous firms named including Wadsworth Haflenreffer Smith Dole Powers Ranlet and others across multiple lines.

Gratin Boston and Albany Railroad Wadsworth Haflenreffer & Co Smith, Engle & Co Powers Melvin & Co Cutler, Thompson & Co Lord & Webster Fitchburg Railroad Peckham Ralph & Co Hosmer Crampton & Hammond Foster & Co Aldrica & Cressey Thacher Knowles & Co Edgerly Jackson & Morss Davis & Taylor Ranlet Powers, Melvin & Co Stanley & Co Fenno & Co True & Co Winch & Co Lowell Railroad Kimball & Bates

Provisions Receipts Across Railroads

A dated supply ledger notes receipts for July from multiple railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Fitchburg Maine Lowell New York and New England with goods such as tallow pork bacon lard grease and boxes of bacon. Names like Sawin Edwards W G Bell Baldwin Farnum Shapleigh and S W Andrews appear with quantities in bbis tierces cases and boxes.

Boston and Albany Railroad Andrews

Cotton markets show steady prices across regions with modest sales

Spot cotton in the region holds at 117 12c for middling uplands and Gulf with some 225 bales traded. Liverpool arrivals rise and close steady with various July to November futures quoted plus firm spot at 69 16 65ed for uplands and Orleans after 10 000 bales sold. New York contracts slip slightly and close barely steady after 62 000 speculative sales while spots stay unmoved at 8 age for middling uplands with 720 bales traded.

Gulf Liverpool Uplands Orleans New York

Wool market remains steady amid liberal receipts and lip service to demand

The wool market shows no material change with large receipts and accumulating stocks. Dealers see continued fair demand, especially for low and medium grades, while washed fleeces from old states lag. Sales last week reached 1,675,000 pounds with mixed prices across dozens of consignments and regions.

Boston Territorial California Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan P. T Oregon Colorado Georgia Texas P.t Missouri Maine Canada Montevideo

New York Market Report Shows Mixed Commodities and Flat Trends

July 31 market notes show cotton steady with 720 bales traded. Flour receipts 11,427 bbls with mixed US grain prices. wheat futures mix as supplies loom. rye and corn futures firming in parts. Eggs, pork, lard, and butter activity varied, with petroleum and rosin dull and turpentine weak.

degTapa Shicago Chicago

Cotton Markets Tighten Across Ports Amid Steady Prices

Telegraph report lists city by city cotton activity including Cincinnati Mobile New York St Louis Charleston New Orleans Wilmington Norfolk Louisville Baltimore Galveston Savannah Philadelphia Augusta and Conscription totals. Markets show dull to steady demand with middling prices near low to mid ranges and varying stocks and receipts.

Cincinnati Ube New York Great Britain ST Louis Charleston New Orleans Wilmington Norfolk Louisville Baltimore Galvesiuon Midaling Savannah Philadelphia Augusta

Ships and ports list across Atlantic cities and dates

A dense catalog of ships and routes with departures and arrivals among Liverpool Boston New York Philadelphia Glasgow Montreal Antwerp and other ports. Dates range from July to August with many vessels noted such as Victoria Celtic Samaria Morro Castle and Bulga rian, indicating a busy maritime timetable.

Philadelphia Liverpool Boston New York Bristol York Dwy Gellert Esoim Celtic Crescent City Aspinwall Ethiopia Potcs CT Cece Ovics Rotterdam Hotterdam Ccalcse Montana Laverpool Algeria Ise Europe Perlin Ccccas Oder Anchoria Sitin Obiete London Helvetia Australia Samaria Foston Svetpool Pembroke Indiana Rio Janeiro Wisconsin Sige York Peloram Antwerp Now York St Laurent Havre Lord Gough Morro Castle Havana Minnesota

Shipping News Broadcast From New York Posts Sailings

Supplement lists steamship departures to Queenstown Liverpool Southampton Bremen and Boston from New York and Boston with dates and times for Anchoria City of Berlin Oder and Samaria services.

Glassen Anchoria New York Bridsy Ato Bo Vccs Queenstown Liverpool City of Berlin Southampton Bremen Oder Samaria Boston

Ships and cargoes in Atlantic trade report July voyage notes

A dense log lists numerous vessels arriving Cape Haytien and Baracoa with logwood bananas coconuts and other cargoes. Steamers New York William Crane Katahdin Geo A Chafee and several brigs and schooners are named with owners captains and ports of origin including Boston Weehawken St John NB Portland Bangor and Gloucester. Reports mention fog light winds and ensure all on board safe.

New York Winchester St John Eastport Portland W H Kilby William Crane Hewes Baltimore EB Sampson Katahdin Roix Bangor John Brooks Liscomple Geo A Chafee Young Gloucester Belxnap Ailey Portsmouth Haytien Rapid Transit Compton Cape Haytien Logwood Lyon, Dupuy & Co Robert Myhan Doane Tampico Bonhoft Nantucket South Shoal Carrie E Pickering Boston Torrey Perth Seamans & Co Baracoa Phebe Medora Hudgon Coleman Harriet Thomas van Cleaf Richmond Frank G Dow Gage Georgetown Edwin [ Morrison Lavender Sophie Kranz Smith John D Paige Haley Elwood Burton Jarvis Johns Detwiler Kerry Rachel Seaman Seaman Philadelphia Lucy Graham Vinegara Rich Adamnes Adams Newburg Hattie Collins Crosby Poughkeepsie Hanrah Willetts West Rondout Maria Adlaide Kent South Amboy Clara Leavitt Lambord Mary S Bradhaw Vangilder Port Johnson Abbie Pitman Chase Weehawken Adam Allen Colyer Cohasset Sch Revenue Freethy Provincetown Georztown Thomas Ellis Key Fall River New York Almon Bacon Petty Providence Joey Kennedy Culver New Beaford William Gillum Emmons Anna B Hayes Dimmock Nappengue Wood's Hole Atida Pettingill Rock- Pat Hoboken G A Hayden Green Eton Ambassadoress Wanderer Daisy Vision Atalanta Orion Stella Winsome Genia Atlantic Yacht Club Port Icis P King Hamlin J D Saraham Stebbins Hoboken I H Horton Howes Hiladelphia Daniel Webster Stickney Tiverton Ek Waterman Hinkley Nantucket Bristol Swis Bayiles Gladding Somerset Caroline Dyer Patch Island Harbor Sproul Stonington Sarah L. Thompson Hull Dignton J P Ames Riggs Narraqne Pier Veto Stevens Roamer McFarland D Hiiton Homer New London L Hess Wm Allen New Haven Havey Jones Marihugh P Shultis Oliver Scofield McMicholds Welsh’s Point Weymouth Agricola State of Nevada Braes Glasgow Eleanora Bragg Heard Robbins Newry Morning Star Sisson St Jago Guantaramo Schs L Burroughs Matanzas Elizabeth & Cook Aylward Fernandina Anna Cole Ross Jacksonville Dexter Curtis Julian Willetts Dayton John S Beachim Woodland Quiver Eldridge Virginia Serena S. Kennall Kendall Frankfort Pacific Knowlton Rockport Mass A Terrell Hart Slastings New Bedford West Wind Geo R Congdon New Norfolk R Parsons Bombay Victoria Trieste Horton Bordeaux Camilla Stettin Athena Fritz Smith Antwerp Suez Vaan Yzio Queenstown Kessel Curacoa Lahaina Galveston Scis Geo Santos Sciss H Moree Wailer St Johns Mary Farrow Pettengill Belfast Brawball Hamilton Maggie Todd Norwooa Saco J S Watson Bruce Lynn Harbinger Wood J Gilmore Alcorn Jones F Pearson Bushman New Yrk Hallowell Snow Fiyannis George Edwin Sammis Amboy Lenney Newburyport Kendrick Fish Cooper Tennanto Harbor A J Miller Lia Strickland Strickland Robinson Brock Island Hart Island Willie Samuel Castner Burroughs Fall River Gandy Belle Hardy Baker D Loud Murphy Nahant U Baker Joseph Porter Falkenberg Westmoreland Allen Sea Bird Campbell Danversport ST Chartre Cummings Taunton Nellie Brown Kenevec 30Th Starr Burton Savannah Charleston Mr Carroll Carroll Berks Pendleton Saxon Hercules Swasey Florian Crocker Catharine Whiting Harding Mayflower Warren Fanny G Warner Brockway Matilda Rilyard Zerlina Krelich St Malo Houston Staples Matilda Brooks Davis Mary Ruey Riley Florida Catharine Long Keach Newcastle Del Icis Morelight Mary E Oliver Lother Friend Alice Burnham Robinson Crusoe Florence General Proteus Delaware Nellie Moody Doty Eng Susan L Campbell Brooks Calais G Floyd Chas Dennis Monmouth Wapousa Active D & EF Kelley JS Gilmore S L Simmons E M Baxter M Vassar, Jr Geo Chureenman Olaf Moore Aub Elizabeth Katie Ranger Libretts R C Collins H T Wood E C Knight, Jr M Caraminght W Grifin Alabama A P Cranmer Leach L A Danenhower Hattie Louis Chiftain Boags Oporto Brainmore Bele Brown Hunt Wilmington Clearea G F Geery Conklin H Phare Hutchinson Brooklyn John K Shaw Cox KV Glover Ingersoll Mary F Corson Williams E Wright WH Smith Phare Underwiiter Edith Carmichael Rouen Torryburn Droughesa Brothers Ae Mississippi Demerara Stag Willis Karnate Uptam Londonderry Alexander McKenzie Homewood Cork Gaskill Washington Neliie Martin Sagidta Caylor Caen Merriman Mills Bessie May Buck Bayonne Velon Winifred North Rio Janeiro Grace Watson Alexandria Milen Tobin Steelman Washington, DC Freddie L Porter Sherman Gardiner Ceorgetown Louisa Smith Wender Ricemond Leonessa Achorn Bath Sinled P Havens Pierce G P Hailock Sharrett Effie Simmons Chadwick Keurebec Agnes Tuomas Oakel Wallenstein Bremerhaven Lienen Drus Harburg Sea Gull Dutton AF Ames Portuval City of Dallas Chester Tybee Ida Lawrence Gate City Daggett Evans Bedell York Dover Poland Thomaston White Sea Storer Cook New Orleans Key West Cedar Keys Pensacola Star Haiti Mobile Jennie Wood Ward Ruatan Wachusett Knickerbocker City of Austin San Francisco Chesebrough Dinsmore Callao Matchless Dawes Liverpool Agenor Taylor Gaudin Departure Bay Nautilus Riatea Port Madison Oakland Port Gamble See Hueneme Hiliot Sanfrancisco Port Blakely Barkt Eureka Nordberg Honolulu

Movements of the fishing fleet at Gloucester port

Weekly arrivals totaled 86 from the Banks 35 from Georges 17 from Inshore grounds 2 from Bay St Lawrence and 21 from Snare mackereling. Bank cod receipts reached 435000 pounds with two large catches on Monday. Mackerel remain plentiful along the Maine coast and Fundy. halibut arrivals from the Banks were seven fish totaling 155000 pounds. Georges fleet reports fair success with 665000 pounds cod and 75000 pounds halibut. shore codfish receipts 440000 pounds.

Gloucester Georges Prime Bendicared Block Island Haddock Newfoundland Lavrador Cape Ann THES Bay St Lawrence Corinna H. Bishop Dominion Strawberry Point Liverpool Maine Fundy Sih Alpert A Harding Collins Schuelen M Adams Ralph E Eaton Champion Falcon Port Mulerave Nome Venelia Portland M E Torrey Marion Gtmes Idella Small Deer Isle Rebecca J Evans Harwichport Port Hawkesbury Ossipee Souris Bay

Shipyard and maritime activity around Bath and Bathport described

The report lists numerous ships and crews through Bath and nearby ports, noting launches, repairs, and cargos. It covers schooners, brigs, and steamers, including the Nelle, Ella Pressey, Psyche, and the North Star, with details on shipbuilders, owners, and planned trade routes and captures.

Whalers Reported Near Lagoa Bark July Voyage

A maritime note lists the bark Lagoa with crew Lew is and NB sighting on July 11 at latitude 40 09 and longitude 24 22, status not reported.

Bark Lagoa Lewis

Fishermen Arrivals and Fishery Notes at Halifax and Cape Cod

Vessel movements include Thrasher Grant from Gloucester to Western Banks docking Halifax July 28. Ships B D Haskina Nellie Burns and others sail for Gloucester Portland and North Bay from Pirate Harbor Auld's Cove and Port Mulgrave. Mary Eva reports 200 barrels of mackerel landed after three weeks near Provincetown. Express and Quero sail from the Banks with plentiful fish and a sick wan noted in landing.

Halifax Sch Thrasher Grant Gloucester Western Banks Pirate Harbor D Haskina North Bay Alice M Gould Portland Auld’s Cove Sen Cora Jackman Boston Port Mulgrave Nellie Burns Sawyer N- Noyes Holmes Wild Rose Goonwin Magdalena

Storms and wrecks plague Atlantic routes as ships suffer

A string of maritime misfortunes reports May to July include Bark Agate from Newburyport struck by hurricane near Mauritius with sails lost and hull damage, two ships ashore near Inagua and Maryland, and the Victoria dispatch confirming Becherdess wreck with all hands saved.

Agate Newburyport Pike New York Hong Kong Mauritius Jon Minnie Hunter Reed Matanzas Philadephia J H Kennedy St Jago Philadelphia Inagua Jane Nassau Providence Elpis Carthagena Ocean City Schoener Cecile, Lee Pernambuco Schiacella Bessie Wittich Sheehan Mobile Liverpool Thuber Key West London Rowand Hill Moran Holyhead Bolivia Martin O'd Calabar Mattapoisett Mass Doston Louisia Wall Langdon Mossoro Provincetown Central Wharf Co San Francisco Victoria Barclay Sound Becherdess bDardass Williams Shanghae Ivwhcare Inlet

Multiple vessels report port calls and departures across world trade

A crowded maritime log lists arrivals and clearances in July across Atlantic ports. Vessels include the Minister of Marine Murphy in Ar at Aneckland New Zealand. steamer Iberian at Liverpool. Independence at Valparaiso. bark Veronica at Fayal. brig Mariposa at Trinidad Cuba. several ships at Havana Cienfuegos and San Juan ports, and numerous arrivals at Antwerp Bristol Brest and other European and American bays.

Aneckland Minister of Marine Murphy London Liverpool Iberian Horne Boston Valparaiso Independence Strout Antofagasta Rio Janeiro John W Marr Marr Bath Kie Fayal Veronica Hatheway New Bedod Carbarien Indianola Bloom Pensacola Albert H Waite Dodge of Hatteras Fabens Keev New York Lillian Battaras Sarah E Kennedy Pickett Tdg Barks I Barks I Sargent, Leighton, and Junak, Woodhouse, For N of Hatteras Ocean Pear Henry Keystone Korfl Bogota Johnson N of Hatteras Julia Bake Peterson Albert W Smith Loring Arat Caree Ortolan Dorp Havana Win Henry T Wing Small Grana Pedersen Hatteras Lizzie Smith Union Crawford Arat Cienfuegos Krigs Alphonse Thompson Ataluya Ves Mary A Harmon Wolff Philadelphia Bark Alaska Jones Cardiff Fanny R Williams Shearer Pepsacola Manantico Randleite Norton Stover Sherman McMillan Alfred Crosby Whitehaven Lass Knicht Falmouth Chieftain Dean Energi Harry Virden Bernard John Welsh Jorg Armstrog N of N of Hatteras; and Others, One, Arat Matanzas Jane Ure Reed Glasgow Lowell Pinkham Portland Rebecca Caruana Caspian Trocks Halifax Baltimore Quebec Teutonia Gibson Leaping Water Clark Barrow Tiger Lawson Hull Ene Montreal Scott Circassian Wylie Jane E Hala Hammett Porto Rico Scis Adai R Lord Barbadoes H W Johnson Garrigan Sable Island Eric Lochiel Gabriel St John Benj Carver Colson Merchants’ Exchange Sre Victoria Williams Oston Agnes Barton Knight Matanzas John H Crandon Pierce Leith Lizard Holland Corsica Sharpcott Tyne Dock Racilia Wilson

Yachting Fleet and Port Movements Across East Coast Harbors

In port and sailing notices list numerous vessels and owners from ports including Bristol, Patch Island, Westerly, Stonington, New London, New Haven, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Vessels named span steamers, brigs, schooners, and bark sails with destinations to Hoboken, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.

Principles of Jacksonian Democracy and Post's Creed

The passage extols the Jackson administration’s time honored principles and its claim of prosperity for the American people. It asserts the Post’s steadfast fidelity to democratic faith and its aim to avoid false gods, preserving its fair fame.

Andrew Jackson

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