,w0,,y ' The country hai tnoro now.th.an
a n; 'I'm not m sure of thit The public mre
su wuys rcnu y lor some noveiiy. , . ,
' 'It won't do. , .I've seen the rise and full.
lirth an death of too many mapazinea an I
newtpnper to hare any fkilh ki thcni. Those
that are successful, keen ihe field in spite of
new competitors. Godey'a, Grahum'a and
opc o:
two other
this neat operation, nnd w hare been on the
lookout lor the- iwmo oJ'IIandy A JJo.'j pr
"Jenkins dnCo.'f an fipoheots to some nctOitd
even mure, uruiuam niajfuznfccsciicauv;, 'mui
less wo hall hafe it toon ) find whiit s more,
the crcduUia uublie will lull Into ,thrf trap,
unwnrncifana unwise from former.' expen-
lead, and being barked up by large subscrip-1 grandfather, aged ninety, the other day
non lists unci largo capitals, are able to lire- and the old gentleman was right.
magazines, have got the j "All the" fools tfre not dead V".t," said our
p Dy
is. n
sent attract iohb and excellencies unattainable f
oy any worK mat nusnot at least lilteen or :
twenty tlrousand subscribers a number that :
no miw magazine can hope to get."
. "tor all that," replied Handy, "I'm clear j
that we ran make a raise on a new minrnzirte :
temporary, at least, nnd it njwy be perma
nent. Every tjhing must begin 6iall.
. i 'Nonsense I You can't begin to start n
jnagazinc on Icm tlym three or four hundred
dollars, and you've got to sink that, euid twen
ty times as much besides, before you reap a
Ceht of profit on the circulation. I know.
I've had my fingers burnt once; and, under-
. stand the the .whole t&iiig like a book."
vl don't care if yoiiiW I've .been thinking
about a hew mugazinc for a. week or ten
-.BiM"!1.? tbnt itwUl pny."
AudlHrti iust as well satisfied that it
won't pay. The idea is perfectly ridiouloua
to one who knows as much about such mdt
terssldo." "If we were to send out a flaming prospec
tus," said Handy, 'promising all sorts, of ex
cellencies and novelties, and affirming that
ample capital loeurryout the scheme Was
pledged. unj, moveover, were to ofl'cr wr
magazine for one half of the- price at which
Godey's or Grahom's is published, don't yoo.
think we would induce the country press to
copy the thing extensively ?"
'If we promised them an exchange."
lfVcry well. Now. don't you think that
with such n prospectus spread beforo half a
million of people, there would be found n lew
hundreds ready to send on their one, two or
ten dollars ia advance ?"
'Certainly 1 do." '
1 Even before the thing went to press 7"
-No doubt oftt."
' "Nor have I. Now, don't you begin to
taker
Iliirry. ns he was culled, or Henry Jen
kins, brightened up considerably.
'I rather think J do, a little." said he.
'With a thousand or two dollars in hand,
vc could o on with the enterprise if it prom
ised to paji well, or you tfhderstand ?''
"Exactly. That view of the case didn't
strike m c."
"Then you agree with me. that a new
magazine is the thini 7"
f-ak) most emphatically."
"What ,'iall we call it 7"
."Some grand, flourishing najuc, of course."
"How would Jlie Pleiades' do 7"
"7Vi grandiloquent."
"The Orien.' then 7"
'Ditto. .'p. no; it won't do to go up
ninong the Ptars. It must he something for
the ladies."
The Teach Blossom' would ho petite anil i
faucilul." ... I
Too much bo. Let me see. Ah,'- W
got it '77ie Mi i or of Tastt and Ucm uf
I (incy. ,. .
"Capital ! That'll do exactly."
And after repenting the title 'of the propos
ed magazine until it sounded familiar, the
discussion proceeded to ihe character, appear
ance and general conduct of the work, if it
should ever sec the light. In due Cuui the
nr.iJtMuiliio itfi j Iwimrfiorurl iml r mint
ofthese worthies. It promised everything,
possible and impossible, thai could be thought
of ; abused and criticised, by implication, nil
the popular and successful magazines in the
fiolttnnd promised tube as much mtpcrior to
ticm as sunlight was superior to lamplight.
All the best writrrsnnd artists in the country
were announced as under engagement, some
of them exclusively lor "The .Mirror of Taste
and Gem of Fancy."
"I guess that will do," was the mutual
affirmation of Handy cc Jeukiiib," when the
precious nllair had received its last touch.
For a proper consideration, paid down
upon the spot, which consideration drew
ruthtft seriously upon the pockets of the new
firm, the prospectus of -The Mirror of Taste
and (!"m of Fnn-y" saw the light in three or
1'iur widely circulated newspapers, nnd from
thence, nmde its way into the counlry papers
lar nnd near.
That's just the thing," said one. who read
the brilliant proposals. I like tnat, said
another; and -I'll have that," said a third.
.Some stopped llm Lady's Hook, some cut
Graham, and so mo stopped Peterson, Handy
and Jenkins soon experienced a peculiar
pleasure hi going lo the post-office every
morning, fir letters from all parts began to
How in, most of them containing remittances
lor the new magazine. . ...
People are gulls, and, no mistake," said
Handy, on receiving one morning a larger
number of remittances than usual lor til c new
work.
,. "I never doubted that," returned Jenkins.
' How much have we received in all 7"
"About two hundred dollars."
"Shall we goon 7"
'i don't know. It will take all that to get
out the first number.''
"Yes. and more too. But there is no time
to tie lost, li will be as much as the bargain,
now. for us to get out by the first of January ;
and I'm afraid, anyhow, of the impression
our first number will make. We can't begin
to come up to the prospectus."
Na, nor can anybody else. But it will
look too bad to cul and run without even
making a feint."
"Thot's true. 1 think we'd better try to
frt up n number-one some how.'' i
T!ns was finally agreed upon, and the first
number of "The Mirror of 'l'lit-tc nnd Gem of
Konry"snw the light.
It's a pfetiy well ascertained fact, that
Messrs. (iodey and Graham, no matter what
their feelings might have been under the
influence of the pro pert us. were not troubled
with cither nightmare or sleeplessness after
the firaf number made its appearance.
Still, the pres lauded "The Mirror of Taste
and Uero ol Failcy" uu a brilliant star in the
inagazitiegalaxy, and herped on the humbug
to a secona number,, when ii died, leaving
wo trjousand subscribers who had paid for
twelve numbers, minus only. ten. As for
Handy & Jenkiiw " they had succeeded in
mining the wind." and. after leaving the
hoatr Of thejr perMion, divided nearly
three thousand dollars between there.
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON,' N. C.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1319.
1.II,V COMMERCIAL.
Tlio nonson in now no far fidvnrjced that wo have
concluded lo postpone "the Jneno of the Daily Cunl-
i merciul, till the 17th of September next. ,
In the mrontlrnc, we hope the friends of the under
lining will come forward and Indicutc the extent of
their patronage, by subscribing to the papor, and con
i reeling lor udYortiolng., r v.
TATUM'S GREAT PAINTING?..
The splendid representations of the Passion, Cru
cifixion, snit Insurrection, Tah'Ji' painting', has
I excited the admiration of all who have visited hzaft
Hall during the present week. Dr. S. T.Csbiohton
gives, also, interesting Lectures, in very handsome
stylo. t v
The Paintings will be-romoved from this plice on
Monday next, on the way to KJchaiond, (tc We
believe no rcnsonablo expectation the oiticens of
(hose pbices may form of theee excellent paintings
will fail to be realized when they aee this effort of
our southern Artist.
To-ni;ht nnd to-morrow night, the exhibition will
be opened for the colored population, who bring per
mits from their mnster9 or employers.
There will be no exhibition here ufujr Friday night.
The following, from the same
lo City Pa
7i
a per, Is Interesting
p
lot is now iping an excellent J)iiilnea.-r
Vln1( tr(po fta F oUf ffle oihct4ny.tore 6r-
4orfrtB?ith;'metoroI' the Jn C I efor
illfna iSr thtfiroll daisiVowere?tiuckVtroeil)y
Till: PRESIDENT ANb GEN. SCX)TT,
There has been a rumor circulated, that Gen. Ta y
lqb was discourleuus lo Gea. Sccjtt, at a Into Inter
view between them, in Washington City; Thero is
not a word of truth in the rumor, nor any shadow of
ground for it.
FK.OM THE RIO GRANDE.
The steamer Uobt, Capt. Elluny, arrived in New
Orleans on the 28th ull., having left Brazos Santiago
on tin! Saturday evening prucedihg touching at
Galveston for Coal. The Glob hado board 80,000
in Bieeie for ,'cw Orleans. ' l-' '
The cholera has ceased at Ilrownsvillc, but has
made iib njipcarnncc at other points tn: the Rio
Grande, where it Is very fetal. At Mafaniofas, its
victims number from thirty to fifty a day.
CHOLERA IN JfEW ORLEAN?.
A few days gt W-a copied nn article fVotn a
Charleston pnpvr,' slating that theJ cholera "had re
commenced its ravages in ?few Orleans. We see no
Ti6TOSoTTl"lSTO'vi-nn ffiiSTeW OrtcTlmT tWTKSsO
there mut either be a ftilstnke In llc Charleston paj
pcrs, or jkevfew Oceans Editors are guiiiy of eup-press-lnj
tlio facts.
GOVERNMENT ORGAN,
f t'lsr eald jhat tlA PrMliclit Wlli ha.ve no govern-'
merit Organ. Official notice'when necessary to be
nmdo, will bupnbltahcd in the National Intellig-enctr
but no paper will bd selected as chief trumpeter to
)h Adiaimttratkm, as the Union was to be tho last.
Faihct ItiTum will be aniKZud the wboLe host of
nuna'trs and w ire-workers of the "democracy" will
be astounded at tills new order of things. They will
Ree what it is for an American Administration to re
ly on Its own integrity ond the purlty-oflts actions
the 1m&li1ittogW
have been added in the last few months. Now there
is a conllnnoiMi rall way track aiLadony lbs whams.
On looking at the huge pllssqf bpzoa and Jjarrela, jtc.
at the CMy Point Depot,' We could noi nelp thfnVlng
that If we lived ten years longer we-nilght see "goods
,wa'f nnd mnrcyaryligey ft tlieame popntdirtcttd
'to Messrs'. "A B.' & to. MemptHJ, IU,C ' 1 W '
FUg TIIXJ CJIMEBtlAL.
Messrs., Edjtpss; Through yoai; yaluable paper
I wish to bj -fcw WoAls lo theSdty goods I'Aerchanla
of this town, tp -which I bope thp all will heartily
subscribe They arc all aware that there are five Mil
Uiwr CStabnefirhenls In tho place, three tranaTent; the
ueri. reidnt of the place. Two dcpen eulrcly
uporfctheir trade for a support, and evenr JtteTtjhsni
mat Irecp'anfl'scits ioruiefs, BibbfnsUMfpjure
ihem to trie ojnouni fjicy, selL Now I lOioV' that
they will My we have aiigbt to sell what Wa please.
I grant It. But those ladle are dependent upon the
community for a sunport, anj If. o nlerchants sell
those articles, wharniusi they llo'T They csnt shift
about liko men and get along 'almost anywhere.
Still, they eyt,0y kep soas no lo lose custom.
Now I woulikask themy when theyhavea customer
that wishes such articleSj Coujd t(cy not, or one of
their clerks, go with' thens to the MilHaer establislt
mcnt and let them be suited there, a a lady general
ly knows what will (nit ladies' belter than gentle
man, and after purchasing tcjjl tfifvaio send the bill
down to the store. Then they could carry : the cus
tomer back and finish trading With nihl Of her as the
case may be. They wofiU 'lose nothing by the ope
ration, and would confer a favor on the proprietor of
the Millinery store. There Vea1' a merchant (he has
now re ircd from business.) wbo acted. on this prin-
cijiie and wod of great benefit to Mra. I. wao in ra
turn bought what eh wished forth sioro and fami
ly from him. I wish to confine rny remarks to the
establishment of Mrs. Sl. for whicbl hope the will
pardon inc. It is well known fjV the community
that she is a widow lady With daughters, Who arc
ready and willing to 'Wdrlc for their living if permit
ted so to do.
tier huabund died some eight years since, and left
! her penniless ; the had bHt few Mends in the place,
but they were noble soub). She took her oldest
daughter, a lovely girl of 20, and went to New York
in Iho spring of the year 1839, to learn the Milliner
trude, so as to gain a living ; but before she1 was rea
dy to return sorrow filled her heart; she was called
to part from that daughter, who died and now lies
beneath a northern soil. Ever since then she has
kxen slrnggliut; on from year to yew. J Keifs' njay
say she has ifwo sons, let them' provide for them.' I
know the oldest one for three years struggle on
with poverty to support them, until his mother went
Into the businees she now follow i jbesides he only
getsasinJWfcluifeUif erkl two chll
dMn, aruiilMoiaeran)ijst raking a lifepportrbr
himself; It wouM b useless for them1 to fqojr. to this
soured. Could any of the merchants see her at mid
night's hour," with f IvW.JIS' nd wearied limbs, at
work, week kUtMM, mif&MaW that with on
accord they would sny W 111 Sett fl wfaatAtw kite,
anu deal in them no niorf MM Will tij and heHp th
widow ond ,':rr ftuttriO- '4, auport. Her
prices arc not as high a boom irttlW pM, and I do
hope the merehaWw1'rfool Jfefjcat on tuJM
things and Mp,tTa'd'hclo.';i-have been
induced to idtko thee few repraism on SeetiiE so maMy
of tho trtcrhrSlis' bring ouia full supply of those ar.
ticks that may bpound in the Milliners' Stores,
Yours. JUSTICE
and good faith, and to the best of his ability, the In
auction of. the Gef urntrxmt, rrJont regard to his
niJalA
es jfespeHinj neir prorfriotyl expediency.
ilium tteakrijA j' llitrtare I'lertiined that
tbuM irov Dosiible atdtoniU.il With the
blcreA.which fcoutfed trtV iri!frv return In
ritike4.te.tB8Vl Woflfd delay' th dissolution of
my connexion with the legation Until the Dcoart-
tionot.nr. uavndekb in renew, This 1 succeeded in
1 R(soind(vahptoi Hi ention, hut
founded on. Considerations connected with the in
terest of the United States, Induced trie to postpone
all actinn jn the preinU-'S until I hod JcarBeil.tbttrc,
sutJbniW.Mitla1 elcotlob) IlaJ Mr i K.J
RMhRTM fli iRSERTt t K ft.
been plected, I should, though I am and always hn
iitxn.tt decided tuember .ouhn pulitkal pmiy- whw4i,)
eiiieny supporien mm. nave lell constrained lo take
the ovItfl 4gne drtincrri corftlleirfci'd in th)
law, concbrnlng thaproper legal mode (if ufty there
dc loraflimpianinaen ot me united statex) ol hrins;
Ing to the oomaance, of ih House ol Representa
tives an Executive proceeding wTllcV I humbly con
ceive to be npt oblu-hoyoad ts)e.tontitutionul power
of the. President or his genUjrbut flolutive of the
constitutional rights. Of awory-'vilizen of the Union,
eohurary to good faith, derogatory to th dignity urv
eminently dutrimental to the interests of our com
mon counlry. .
"The itaiarWfcyilpttWXrB e letter. f n cor-
Polk's AdiniiIiBtiH)hhlltWe'n Miv'-Kaundebs io
8tructions under which that Envoy conceived him
iraotlwrifcerro gouM the Sdinisri (JAvtrhfiynt
on then dispositions to sell or dn tho ftliind of Cu
ba to the United States,' and, if so.t t tioy It j that
Mr. Savndkrs '(nado an inloriual Inqulry'lirfr) the
subject; and that 'aceordinlynegotiatioiis, Witifthrlt
object Id vlewfrnay be said ta be epeTWl'ky4lie des
patch' containing these instructums. 'Ot Inq'-sub-stantial
correctness of those afjrtlons I flat fyl Vie
slightest (jIuuifV The Srwnlsh Goremment'rMf pnl
perly confining ltsolf tolttfoWrVaolsand availiriK it
self of the careless ertpreifelon'Of tho cdfreV,f)otjcli iii,
has donied that there were any nr-nAirfrn Jh the
subject; tor 'n(!gotintion' is a techiiicnl fenti w)th n
fixed meaning, and the Spanish Government' could
with truth deny its oxixtence; Inr ub 1 inn entirely
sure, in answer to 'be inquiry of.Mr..KAeNi.EHs, the
Duke of Valencia (General ' Nabvaez) gave the
same answer which. ho gve to ilw inquiry niatfe of
him In tho Cortes, pc'Wi .months btfm, oad liici
hhae rpDcated in Wfe to the same inquiry when
oiadeofhtin lately, as published in the American pa
pers. Had I had any doubt oflhe correctness of the
assertions of tho Herald's correspondent, it would
hMtM nfcMivj4'd (i'ltf faW:qtjffu;ml
organ of the late Adrpinjsitation the Union ootiltned
? w if r ? i i t i. : -
COjJ:Ttt';soVj rabrnirWftalrBetwe- t rad 9 o'cTotlc
tj I
M'1MAfVlsctrmA o&rtm& Boundakr
St. The number of HousclJteonumed wa not re-t
porfed, liul'some W chimneys wersetSrnTaMilfljf If
ter the fire. Tho Houses were common wooden Bull
dings. Reported lo us by Cupt. Bats, comman
der ol the Gov. Dudley. ,
U 4i O. i
SUPREME COURT
TiirfoiToV
Judges,
u7
from Wuku. Also, in lluldl'a.tt r Shepant, Iron) I'as-
quotan'k, reversing; tlie judgment and ditccnnfftt i
juVf lr iwro. Also, in Hedsolo t Munroe,' In Rqui
from ISIuden, duclaring Hint there is no error
i . I . . t I . U .A ir, l.
interl
kin, I
locutory itfdeitt Alxo, In
from GulffiiVd, hffirinlftV I
r!i I
,ijr4rf ijjvt it.T wtl
H1SH
pttT QiwiiMnwmwTiapiiiL b.i
r. Mi
. A,8chf. f.fUdid VnhjaietikiflTam Phllidel
phJa.toB. JvLwterloh, with ucds to Merchants
D -A1.. K! ... ... o it r-. .......
r-wuM .ituticnu o. d . vo. , j ana v . u. mcua
ry, and BOO buihela Coal, to K. J. Lutterloh.
-' Stchiw LauUnsi Hmtah:icWin'TVAa Vnrlr v
ivrlprnlons hu76TieTTvTreTI!f,th(t W- Lnuh, withgpod! Marobrmta : S. Ms Ool,
mm mm im x
I -3 - " m UVU. at wii u n. . fl V I In . U. II I HI
it, HSlletfi DoR..JhU KrA.n l." 1 l rA?J
U . . jr. . i' s.vrwti. m uiiu
BUO.VWItlriln. C.H.I Llnnil . WA.htnon HftL
200 tale UatEUifc Lwferloh.-vi ' T
"n"Hy,rJit3ctir, iJsoknia.,GvWe, from PUIsxWsUhiav.to
in tne Oe6.HnrJs8. ?t , V , ,j ,H ., ,
'.Rao-J i 8chr,Ohtnrlo,CurllMe,tiolnNew iiwl-
In I O It nkin r I
A. rti sentence ofihe S -rlBin to'K W.1 Darii
neriwrCourt hAIso. jB.Snn Willianm, lrojn tnnip-4 .. W. wipM, recnian, trom TWW1 Totk'.' in
son, d, elariwth4t tU is. DO .error jriihc record an&WWW. to HWusseH-.r , v -J '
proeeedinf s o f'ih3MrBtWw..Arl, in Davis r ' chr . Lucultus,,uew1g, frMm N.wtXoik, In bl
tvttoni VWi'VW'Jirtl"'L,..-. wi! ha r
lao,
(liMlli-Sill
nA'arf.i
lo i. P. Kuano L
- MLIII , I "IHUIIUIU,
C0bundlo!Hoy, to Bar
ri VeaJnr IttwfchHtirvr. 'itatvin,v b T.
C. V orth, i willi, hhh1 for . H,nd J. Sloan, Watts
ano Reynolds, lsiondford Co., J. Worth, R. Gray, J
.Utll.WBbailfiiJjFnrlfrtri Rhc VVhi vh I nil
WPrSiMs; iU,ttsn,D6v ti McDemMi A.
McUuoaMMrJUendcnhaU and Claik.
und Co., W.J
from ttu AAw. Intelliirenecr.
CUBA- DIPLOMATIC ilSCtQSVftUS.$?
The Charleston Courier of the 22d inst. contains
for popular apprObiitlon. 'There ore patriotic presses " Address to the Public by Thomas C' RTWOT.bs,
enouffb in the Union, to defend the right, and honor ; ''"l-i ol" Virginia, late Secretary of th American
the charucti r of Gen' Taor, who will do so with- I '''itminn at MLidrid-uinii ly explanatory Of his con
out expeetalion of fee or hope of reward. We ein- 'u,-', M1 certain partietifars, In which it( apjkears that
cerely hope that every Editor who asks for reward, ; 'he Minister (Mr. Saundsr) andhiiuseltdlsgri'd.
either by ofhee or public patronage, will meet with a The communication of Mr. R. occupies ievcral col
flat refusal ; and that all politicians, who look for ! urnns OI" 'he Courier, and, embracing as it doer re-
reward for political services, will be fed out of the
I.." If.. V i .t V .. r
iucuw) rypyuig my qeniUJ oi toe rtpaniBli tioyTn
att; by1 what I learned of the mutter in Cuba 'it
self by the reasons given by Mr. Hkbhien in the
V. S. Senate for his regies! that Mr. Miu.eh should
withdraw his feeJiKi14f iirtfiirySp the matter; by
the taclics of Mf. "Rt'li nnfl'Mr. Foote in the Hen
ate debate ,fhr9ft and hjt.tht fuel that, thourb Mr.
Miller's resolution was otlojiUd, :here has hem no
response to it on the part' of the late I'r. sident ol'llie
United Slates, vnjbt-tluit tcapi.e ku been rnmiuiini
cated in secre session "Jtt!e Uniutc."
Ouf readers will recollect that thc''ruinish Gcv
crnment gave an apparent contradfetion to the reali
ty of this alleged overture, and the onjun f Mr.
Polk's adrrtnfttritjrjn in'kliiir'cityehilisi d this con
tradiction by copying If Mr! R. is right, there
rnpUhflrajKo; uivotin HiHdpbiM- ,.' ! i
LATHIl VltblaT'sSoTv'iriiJx
Arrival at Hauta FcLoas of Klevteii ink.
St.- Lovsis, Mnrch TO.
We have Wiv Aofa Slnta'f e to the '.'jth
of February. CorTretiarlt Tjarrnrrived there .t
his way to CaliforVrW, tfnVm'g Cook's route- He lo.-t
oletcn ruett Itrtli raWdntails tfafti tho oevlrlry'of
the wcatlnjr. We have oply throe vf the nuaie
Wtfe,1 bf St; Louirf, aAKiJlg arid 1r,"of W hnI,.
ington. The name, , of theluttei wll be recoil, et. d,
asliaving been fri!qilCntly mentioned liy fol. Fre.
mont in too aarrativ. pfihp first erptdirkin.
Col. Fremont did not reach the ton of the monn.
tains, from tit mV;Imty if WiiloN the las; account
received by Col. Benton left him.' He w is compell
ed to return to ihe valley, where the snow f. II to tl,,i
depth ofhirtf ority bet. tovoriag (jftoll his out
Jt(imJlliy8Jlhjs,rntdp, , tn
He then leu .'he valley, and made his w.iy thiouuh
the hillrt, from whace he sent out a parry fo nM mi
relief, nnd return within a stated nenod :rt d-nno
Lso, Uol. fcremunt started after and oygi'.'ook lliein in
sixuays, MeijnW reaf liiKl Taosjar) Hi" mvi
vow of hitMtif 4r?lng-sMedrr ' jny seut :' :
iheir,e9JbUnvU also 'ar.rved.ut,lllni tmt. . ')
j Alter tlley had suflu'lenny rsroven d n-'un tli v f i-
! tiKiies they had uilorjtiMi, Col. Froniont w.i- m.
l phrd with ano'her outtit oy ihe Hum u .musUr !
j ('"iiirni.-sary, nnd be resumed his rouie to 1' ilifor
; nit- . v j
I f.ieut. Bcall was )ie.ir,l from at I.orocco. 1 1 wa'
s iting on without (llficulty, ami will prob'ibly 'be
, an ("alifornia wiUiin tliirty (fays. .
From the Sev Oc.Vum P Tu.
II W. II
s. McCullin, J. IrOddfey; Jesse rfrnltH, J.
J. Jlartine, Gwvnn and HicLrr.nn P I. .ni i 4
1. I'lcmt iu.,jrr(jai,j'EJlriil Janus Kyl
and Wcrms, Dr-.1. KWIrtadn, ft. Howeaton, Mis
1' . Mitchell, .Ruckhsh rCoy mul Dwiglns. P.
, "? !.! ,?y sndTearce; M. MStrpud, Rockingham
Co., b. W.TIilinghast, S. J. Hlnsdalf. B. RoelIis.
i 'iihiw, A. A. Mcltwilhan.
tuAt"! WitlrvM3ton pwd Hto Six
vyn
Fti
cnkiBB and Roberts, G rrd
tlmill wStlldOstei: . ii
coWie, n veWriffthe jtidiYlt'nt ond'direcfirig a r
Mfe'ile noro. Also, in Sutton r F.dwards In Hquily
from Green. rWlaring plainrirl's entitled to have tlo
former partlWWMfcliW W- Jllso, in Dogged
It Huiran, n EouUy Iraui i lalilnx. declaring tnevln-
rtiu r.l'l ff'WWJ YT"rt 'frf-.Hf Vimi..lroWn A Mtt,.A. BmrK lrV;B IU.
mfo.lft KAirtilrdtri Jhhfs. ' "Al.'iti OWftr Mm, Wi.fc&ltiH &xiX iMto7TItiJ.7ii
ffoin (aveafHrWlrig-triiJMt beh.w. AlsO.CuS.M
in D.'verjux liuai m;.y fM.y.rtham,. Ajjdo P'UJUgkM'iiou Vnd
Ull . u ree! OL' a re-vimiiiiioii k.e. iio, 111 .iiuiir
srtTi r Yellowlv, in Equity, from Ilidlrak.' ' AWd, 1(1 1
ileum IcU i Moy!, iu. Equity, from 1'ilVdisinistiing
tlie lull w ilhc'yjjg-''i'''''-
" :a) . :vWrVYiA J .
ill ItuJiKStl HiV"
tlimn eillier ja ;Eii or French.; the. Uttur being
their own inngu'a'ue, !uul the fonner'thc then eollo'
qui.il lanuiIjgVimidjIft'thuduhi'AtjBl Hence we slil
usi'.jii lhfec(l,il of ou) laws, w bid) urc (or Uje area
ter ii:irt dejiiviil from, or baed upon, thjH of Euj.'
hi'ud, feyer'al Fijjrith or.Ltu ipruMaiuns, w
Ofer.aiut Ti rinincr, ILiums, Curms, 11 ;., jrrf, &,o.
Out h-gis-latnrs n nv seem to ihink ijwit-oiir qwillan
liliage is Millicienily copious to utl'ord legal express
ions enough w ithout having recourse lo thai of any
other r.mnti'Vi itJ.I rt).it Jtiiniincc4using English
instead uf P,Wn: 1'helr debur In thl'traiisiiiutatiou
of e.pjn-sinVH ilije no( hqwvor appkiiV t' be any
ureal improvemeot, it' we. aro.to. judgu by the cH'ecl
produced "yrsNrf1iy In tile Court oH'blmnon l'lean,
by thu.HS tulofo drtusn of an Act lately wsfd at
Albany, which h i)s : 'Whuro- a defond mt is about
to have 'he Si. He, whereby the rights of the plain
lilf may. be.jiuii.iitud. Jin order. uf , "No. U'V may !'
grantv, tHittcjuSiVBull be HUhtsittuUO.tok the writ
heretofore known as the writ of ;i rrc it.'' This
WW . ktr(fiU (p, Jft ou VNp, (itf
sjicroiis afsociaiioii ol i.l' 11s 1 0111
cation h'uhetto lllm(Ied lo lt
bivat into I .nimbler.
ana imniian.ueo. ISarnharl. O. W J.ilmmi, I
W, iuhnson, Johnson and Smith. J Melvif w"
1 urnt r. Jill iierry, H. Wmklo, T B. Long, M, Brown
nnd Son.X.uua, V. .L.fit Gi,r -Tyw Boat M.
uiunrii, uyv.vnai wewory. wiih'fndze to un-
: ' t .1 1 j 1 : i i i t , :i '' il if : !
cnr. r..'iznhnth, VVa ker. fur Newborn. N C
. . ....... .: , , IT . r 1-T -V-.T " .-I-'-. - - ' '
wi in m niir umvrwitik 1 .1 i '
,kcr. (or Newborn, N
Xi ''I" i I " schr G. W DvlSl Hriggs. lor New. wk, y
! II -teri ' - 'Darlsvlih '.b'bls. Simh 'ftVpentine, 45
N m, ; M,ls Tar,3b'bbla.Rhr1!ii!f'fajftrt and cap. I
iMr- the wliol, lUr,,.,, ojr..sdxe.VV,, x. 2 rolls Leath
er, 4 boxes ami 3 bah s Woolen Goods, 3G9
Pes NU 1JJ bales Cotton, 26 bUhi''iRa'iJ. 26 bales
I" s Cotton Varn,3Baie Feathers, I
bushel
er
e ,a,.,t , 7 ; .t:. i-: r. ::.i : ;., . ; i "J Thread, 4 box 1 cask and 3
Nih AlhEkcmT ! ma- !" T '! ill!' . .!
lure and other inarls ufarl whichju-has ol.fiim d. I "r'K M"1", ""mftlt, for Havana, by J. Hatha-1
to the British M-tf uhl. Ho-f.ss'Vuhlih',1 a hook 1 wy W'.WW tct RiVCf Lfluiber, 20,000'
oil Lbe ureet. which must imAMW liisa inler.l lZvT,u.'llVM '.aV. t I ..ir?.. 'T
wwl which i about to he reprinted by Mr. Putnam; V . ,"l'' '"allec'',TOt ITOtrfn" bVHlfrrhJS
I
a Tre 9iscor(;rFe8 mjde T,v TIr. .f.ayan
JaiOhtetfctUyHJiV''i.
lie n source o,l
following p. I
in I
Ol U(eaf fcAliUuliM.
rngranii on nils rfiinj
i.l M
d asdrtr'WAl
We i-opv tho ,
ijcCt from an in tichj j
niwAsrMit.--1''
il... I ,,,..i.. t;
lC Will only in Id U cone IliUll' MiaJjll JJji s.l :
l.iy wlrth -faim,h oTtpr-.pV .Mieail,.,.
iiiuen :ui' ii lou.Wf okiui.Jl OuLciu-:.:' r
.i. r-. r i 'o. i
in oi .ill J.UJIJ. wi
raitMiiluritiii
id o) ll)e 1)1 i; , Im
.
'Vhr. Jon is Smith. Mchots. from thf nnrf ' for
cw , nn, Minch 27. In a gale from ., while.
Ac. 'H
irlt, Mmch 27. in a gale from AT E.,
inn
rime sponn. It in lime the jiress and the leading
luenof the counlry spoke from honest inipatee and
patriotic principles. The miscalled " democracy"
has made that pure w orj almost o stench in the nos
trils of creation, from the mean and mercenary and
selfish pirit of those who ofTected to honor it.
EMPLOYMENT.
The Philadelphia Morth American, has some cx
cellent remarks on the duties of those w ho have ihe
means of rendering assistance to Othets, who are
suffering from poverty. The duties are too appa
rent 1o every reflecting nvnd, to require7 corrrmMit
frum ua or quoutlons from that paper. But the fol
lowing short extract, though it contains nothtaf
new, points out one of the causes of poverty, with
much truthfulness and force,
" We have seen men linger day by day ia the (t-
must strait of poverty, and while constantly com
plaining of s want ?Mhe opportunities of employ
ment, look with disdain apop occupations which
would afford thorn a decent cufficiency with no
btuor reason for their contempt than the expressed
belief that such employment was beneath them ;
that it would lower them In social position and coue
unwrlcome and 'stinging sneers. Many an rrttel
loet which would have honored a community, has
been made powerless by the prjde of heart of ft
owner i' sad many an open and gencroua heart ha
been perverted by the promptings of an ill-bollan-ced
and worse directed mind,
THE HOME DEPATRME!HT.
It has Jwcm officially announced that the Home
Department Is fully organized, a future, nil re-roimnrnd-ition
rclatinir lo thu anoalntmcnt of Mar-
. i
shall and District Attorneys must be made, to' that
Department, to w hich all the pfUl application for
such office are now trauafcrrcd Crora th Slat De
pirtitKnt. VIRGINIA RAIL ROADS.
Wc lake the fallowing from the Petersburg Jntrlli
rtnar . "We are gratified otbeLjtgsbfc lo oonounce
that the Common Hall of tlit town ro Petorsburg,
by a wuinitrunu toit on ywtuxday.acipioheClvM
ler of ihe Southslde Rail Road Cofnvny, and In
stnictod t la- Mayor to subscribe on. Ihe part of the
town (or 1323,100 of the stock f the Oawpanf.w
The eplrll manifested by ih Conrmoti Hatb and w
may iy, universally by the coinmonitf, VsnTtHtiU
In layios;, that Ih whole scheme will be carried Aut,
and thai, too, peniily and rrwrgnjcalh,!; . ., J.r
We received, by ihe suimr.ibbe, the divert
ferences lo various subjects of diplomatic aim and ' ' ,v'l,an of Gx" nd 0,ne ,"n,'r papers.
Wr
make from them Lhe hillowine citracis :
A party under Lieuta, Michkr uDd Hrv .m of 1 1 , -Topographical
engineers, li lt Srtn Anronlo, on the
11th inst., for the purpose of exploring t.ie eouuiiy
lo the Presidio iUJGIJlll4, Willi il view in mih iiry
operations, arvKtltawahlfshni-rtt'Olllie at 1 1
latter pvuit, for which iiireo conipuuu ol tin, I si in
tarjlry hare already viarched. ' i
A 0mipny of some forty men left Auslia, on the
17lh instant, for California, via Paso del Norte. ---Tliey
take pack-mules, and are wi ll fitted out lorihc
journey. They go frogt'fftitii) directly to Freder
icksburg, leaving ban .Antonio 011 ol 1 lit ir rnuu
anxiety, on the part of etlier Legations at Madrid as
well a our own, it is not without public intrvet;
but, as all these are mixed ud with' mutter of rrW.
sonul and ofjaclal controversy with the Minister, ond
animadversion on character and prucrodinga, we
do not feel at liberty to transfer the article to our col
umns. Qne of its topics, however, is of such grave
concern, and discloses so confident! a deep scheme
of our Democratic Administrations, which they have
appeared to disavonkad frobl fain have the conn
. j- j:. .u.. .-J. Ij. 1. . 1 nnn, use mosi or me on
irv lu uivcreuii. mm wc cunpiuri 11 nruoer w n (nr. . i j -
' ' giuu rewoo, pisiu 10 niovo on in advance
Ih. Im, AW W A. am k . I. .... . -j . . l . . '
lilt; irviniiun ui ri. i.bi yju tiiq vuujd i; lll
ijiii'iw) Jess Mil the llcgod louifiuc set on loot
with a view to the acquisition of Cuba.
- The (blWwinf pngM 4iyerlng them of tome
pcrsdoil rctctcacrsr'fjDnniTn Vliot. Jlr. Rktnoip
mj 4p ttMNwAm nwttci :
trPrW instructions given by Mr. Poarvrtrfsrhen
Secretary of Slate in relation lo Cuba, thu very ex.
istence of which 1 kU.bwndjoiMCil concealed, un
til Il wa rlUMJltt. fUaVJltt ISi published
speech on the Yaoaun qitastktf),.! ae tima st
which . flats atraVHUrucatacV w no one were coi-
sldered by me, a soon a I examined them, inJIfcy,
1U47.) to be eminently unconstitutional, it was
thai lilt)
ill ho found to ati'.inl 111,1 u V
ol lh.(jArtli tiff W Bf.ra'hlsliy,
"iiati aiid l!.ki, ! iiuainsi i)im
Kln'MW,Avyrf.-i, nnd oflhe (t.slructjrtM Nthuvalji
ill paitletll.ir. l-.vi little Colon iill.I (Jet-firfllMrtS, nS
fotind lii the pal ice of Niiino.l nree . icily with'
th..se bs.-ai(ibjr yirHWl! The eii,
"umlen-nc.: r Anv;ill M "M uti.ii.;d.by llic piwi.li
UlsMiih','tsTof.Affl.nir. T.,vai.ftoU & ,,,;,
h H -"i.'f 1 --'ak.'aion5Vi.ia,,Viili
Jew- w,:? vl'Hy. scvrliiiiej, (mlorv of W.
K'm-s of AtVy, h.Hhor4i mi the tArlotl sstifyrtirH.
i h '.;h!y iiller(ttilib', hd ihfifWB grenl liht on the
:n :!in;lr jt :tliat iiiii le.ni'j . oplafc : 'I ; :
1 . 1 T . - .f-rv
iw.i yoart at
l. -ton Re-
ri -
ihni
arc, 11 11 dy , t 1 .
il. il ihi ii.'im...' .1 nrnol.
re 1 I s ltlVTt mi II Iti-. vT' flrr:iinr fv ;v j, 1M.
",' in li'-- l"o(, w ii.. ii li.- n.,t , In 11, 1
Auth rs who kujw i y.ljia..le, ,r..:a l.y these
qiih t etl m it.'" re itr u iiieatiinT ; nn I funny a .ik
p.dnl. 1L1! w.'iiM hn. 1 001. .1 a linruy 11 pntntbin if
I'll uie-on. 1. .1. tor the ii vn rs lo hand;.-, noise -
.-lv piii rmrtirl'V-a prml-ti ader1 iitviht
. P Wt
I'm :
in I
w II 11
..- lalh.
1 b iy, worki d
r's iilij.-e -the
r.l-'. In an . .litorial iq the Mom- Journal
iini.ii;4lie;'iifa4l-igaS h risviflMdlliotu
i. ri. ti. -e, hi' thua.Coinphinc.-nts the .rill:
.mi vm'n 1 M-lnfi
I ana IIHS14!irnll 1 II.
trV Ml' II 4 I
laying (oi
riir Y, Damid Icarus' wharf- (oamu.
Lisbon, at Casaday'e wharf toudadi land 1
eleareu.
;!S;ttaifiwi
, Spanish .Mwnnci Gmulalquivr, repair will J. a
crmprVrrd In rfDoiith Week Jnore,"1
tUlf. ASNira. loQX with ooa forSnsnlah Umi.
e, lay ins along aJJc. .
Sehr. Ala;,Vj4'trJhldVMrt(i1g, at Deltos-
-i t s h h n.
4r. iifllh. m tpe" Ftar milt blading.' '''
liaique Debfiirc, nt Poller arid Kidder's mill I i.-nl-
ed and el'MK d
Hitg Fiorina, nl Vo ster i Anderson' miil, loading.
urig lusffnat. Toustt- aodliAodlson's null rj
loading a
S.jhr. Ontario, at Halfetr wharf dlclarglrig.fiil-j
4 chr . b u rg, 'ut li a WiY 'w rvw dj'sch'tiy' n g 11
oiitmsu 1 'M
(1, 10 e-t lioftindl, w.r wiArld rsthrVliiv ihe
of .UojKn o U19 worl- iiterj 111 tin- uifice w Im i. it w,w
prin'. d, linn oi ill,: 1. V!i,v, 1 rs slio .-,1111 and pr...
i"
11;
.11
chiefly fov hi rsnson that, It oalleijjihaafiieiition of
the LPirtrnl'of-ytj4Jwii,iid air first des
patch in reuuianfto Um AngUr-Spanlsh 0cbt,,ihvgh
tha huroblenes ft my position prompted me to nkjV
no comments on their legality or propriety, Irvad-
dlton, I felt assured that they had the most disas
trous ettects on our relations with Spain, particular
ly In reference to bbhprwtmt fend lata our possible
luture interests in Cubs. These view ) did not
conceal from Mr. S!Pt, a ad I wa gro titled to
find brfope my deoartuts ' tVom MadrW that, whAn
uggested to bim from another quarter, lbs Inner of
the opinion anove exprnsed wa, In practice, adop
ted by him. Hut, aomcwhst to iny iurplne-, he fca.l,
en his return from France, thouuhl proper to act on
these inatructioa, Although ha had) Mmsulf referred
them baMrtfthtf !rrr'orskti fcrravlaion,
to Mr. Buchanak. because ho ''had jfTir coofv
dance in the present Mr. Polk's Cubliol In Kgtrtl
to thla iraportant subjoot, and ahould like much lo
have the U'ncfit of his Mr. Mcchanan's) v Iowa, so
ii to avail himself Mr. SAVNoaaa of them, should
It become necessary hercajteT to set on the matter.'
"I hare, on several ,TiItns, taken an oath to
lupport the cogaiituilon of the United laJea,jjd
thai of Virginia, the .State of my residence. X$
Democratic party, -qf which I am a member, ho al
ways contended against the extension of F-iecuve
pow,rt audi myself have alway particularly sup
ported that principle ot the par)y (expressed in one
ol Ihe resolution oiilM tBaJjymore Convention)
which enjoin op all officer of the Government,
howyc luinjbla theu inhere, to ctrr out that gTaii
jone4va.idocirlflf. Tha wnKientloM acmplea
I fall wcernia the ok of (hose Instnirtldn I
found but ttttw Tnfficnliy Ifl fee orjjJiltrtf' isltl, ttlf
4 AA.M'1 A. , HHfki
nnd, like molt of the other Tcxieni h aviuit tji jti
goiu reguoo, pfsitir 10
pendent of the army.
and inch
On the 2d instant; John Davis and II." D. Ed
wards arrived ii. San Antonio city from Laredo,
having incharg fir Aiexleaa,- aauiel.i(fririiifo
HuliLS, PrajidnB Txojrun, Gregoria V. Pana, Ra
phatl Cardevas and Antonio de I. )s Reyes,' charted
with murdering Juan E. Trcvcna, a citizen of -3,111
Antonio, on tho road between that city and Laredo ,
Ed won) BatStof wrh sjipt'' r5iritjw1ici5'i'llking a
cross tlMi puMIe square oTHiititstllJr, on tht liih
instant to his breakfast, by Mr. f'vliiwhohns hfcTi
hew turaorh trmetaWlrig likeneHes.
The bodies of two men were recently fotmtf Tilvir
Calviilo creek, about Jo milt bciow .Sun Anini,
having thej throat, cut. Th-jy arc supgoacd lo. Ie
tHe.bodle pf Mr. i'owleraod his son, from nff
TiclloHa, wtio Were In San Antonio si'ty a few 'day
previously with a load nfnroduca, which they tlis-
poKeu 01, ana were on inrir return nonie.
V.. 1 r.i.- .Vi.- 1 ),!,., lh,l,. M,,m, 19.
ANoriJKIl s I LA.MKOAT Ai t IMA 1.
In cllicM'!irj;pr, (t'apl.-Jloiuii, w ,h l.li
ii. 1. ..11 fmsifty'rfr'Mi m tW-Oidhf, Vi. r, e,,i-
1 1;-. .1 a li e' y.ir.li.y Itiomin atvnit t,.,., i,-,
wtlelfl osiKVlti 1 Oilt a I fl-iillt. Hi (III. ancitlent, we
rcf;r,u to mjiu. f van ptfsons josi uicir Inva, tin
1 ars
r-r. . . ...
-s. n.o.rij, aiyiiti ff"i aa.iui t. n
itu-i.y, trom tiaruui ix'uuty.
j' "I ,-4-f-t 14 14 -f I
1 ' Thf5 lljOntdadlloafi.''
St
kj' Cinciiiatti, March 30.
.Tha election held by our ciflxens to-dny, to decide
whUwr tlielciiy hali ubATib one niiliwn ot d(,.
lars to the HhilroAaV from ;iljetattl to 9(. Louis,
setuilted in the triumph of the friends of the inets '
ure, by a large majority. Tliium will be expended
In trtiBiirijt'-llie roil froia Cincinntti. as fur as the
amOUht will allow, reserving a balance for the pMr
cnasc of cars and locoiuotives, so as to put this por
tion of the road into use as rnpldljf as completed
At a large tpeptl;tlH,4teMJrJjf St. .0ui,
held last evcfilny, a resojution to ppt);riba half 11
mutiuii ivi Mic FOnr- onjerr, wiu pasvi a onanltn'nis
ly. yor. Am. if- I'. S. (iazrtu.
Curran's eloqiiwne, oomhinml s it was with w it
and drollery, wsa jit ili.l-pV ly oeasi..iial ,ar
ing style of orsoViy hiii(ry Wattrasted with
his undignified person ; that,aceouiimniui.wilU bu
mean aituwui, oiiyn ycCflslfird him to he tnkn for
man o; tne lowrst grmie. lie woultl, however, g,f.
ry in the contumely with which lie was vifH, nt,,
once, when taken for th btiots of an inn, he brushed
a travellers' conl, as he was authorltively bid by the
Ihe ma eiTiifxc'rtien InVrM
with we, at a tor1t MiroresiSnl vehicle stopp,.,
br a wboiawit4ciai body, who wcta W his
nivaat lhassW)Bf. , , ,
ol Ihe r. k I
: ol iiie. n mu d
juiiijh il mi rnoai.l 1111.1 wi, drowned. I it r hrotlicr
and Miiotlier .il' the deck oaseni;crs also jump, d over
l.osr.l a, U&WHvWtiim- y was res-
1 1 a , , i Tfin ffjiC r!HfVi)fcB trSftffi rVeX MV
ly I'isfV. rWsrvtUh si alded that he Is not i .(il ( .
it 1 live. A iiiisseiig.-r, named J"rj,iB0,.hikS is
try hroktui, iuid uue ol the duck hands find his arm
I hr.'k. 11. The ljJliU(ulu of Ahe Uushys, from llnr-
1I111 e.Miniv, ky.,4l4i IJui golng-lto si iiln in ihe
H tAW V v'V !W VR i"Jwd
ly the explosion, some ol them Very severely.
Mi. oily altar hx'friah Tnnibn:it Duroc
c.iiiy iii .iisidu, her cupui'i and tlieers rendering
ev ery aisiHtnlc'r In flielr power. The Duroc lowed
lliiAVuriior lithe slinrc, and rr innntorf' nforig' tMi 1
loi wo iij Unit. Ihe .-urvimy puutiner ou board
1I1. iiriior njckiitfiwthy:hs at liuana.rf Dr. 11am-
ilt. ii, w lie V'soiibaa)rtliC tlie limalofalalVMlccillf,
lot hi gtflioruii
of the un'.iruinatc person so Mdly scald. d nnd
oihei w te ilisiibleaV To) tha 'a rest tare . ttf'mind, nnd
1 ool s Ii p.nsnsion ol t'ttlt, Duslin, are ihe survi
villi; p'isvors,m;iiny irnlebtvd for fbr orest rva
li 111 Wlifti iiip8i(tii)fKs-da4cjll confu
sion iwl terror lyr a liuio on hoanl, nnd p, caric
from what seitnrd the'nsijrrl1y nf 'the rrno igrti
insiaul death o boird, rpaay Wiula.havf gtieit it
in a watery grave but for the ndmlralile courage of
lite Cuplam, who, amidst thtv'rtoise and confusion
leirlafnrMM his .ncmdy tlrinflli nhufr.'is W
nothing liodoccurrrd, l bs AV'nrritH towed down
lo the city last fttght by the 'tframbr IJoiiiir, from
Louisville. ' ' I 1 e ki i . rr.l
HaH. I" ' ' at
I Ihig Inueniel), n HurbhV's rrhatt idiacharainjr. A
I S. hr. Ktizibt ih. ouisidi', . ,
otir. iiiinf), st ft. vV.O rV'u' wharf dlHcharginp
I I! ig Nnliioy, lying outside Davis' wharf, rcpairaij.
1 n;.iiig.
! Sr,ir Fnvprilr, vl Hfffatiii n. rrt HteajrwUoat whatf ''
laving oiukiiMiHen,i Wft! Mi ihA. 1
1 Sehr. iiLvaras I Is via' wharti tosxlfd r r
1 SehK wrih lfcheh. M Gaonrflrs! toadlnp.
ItrL' Surah I liMbcih, al Cape Fsr mill.
Selu, (Hive at ,Mcyuvn whaf. naiy loaded.
M. K M di ii w at I'irsIuV'a Whf ii dischar.
1 Sehr. ( hniles Mills, layipe oulllde.
j ";JjW rmfr' L., ai Lcp,J0i, wirf4Hai)iar.
iijr.
s. hr Loiil1nc,)8ylri;oitald,'otif1ng masts,
David Uale, Losndon's wharC diai Wglng,
Urig Clnilengr. .'Viit's wharf, Mdfng-T '
" Dow Koop. Hall s wharf, loading. (,
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1'rojtt HlLtr a tradiie ?lM,th JM If 1ft
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It nil road Att irVr.t-ia..x'iUWir. sunk.
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lern railroad explode jojykiJini the tireiii in in-
oThrtwhofiriar Pearl, of Booth Mnwasfltftihrnueh
liy 11 held of ice, rvW Partaiatt Maine, yesterday
morning, and ihe ciiptniii nnd four of thfefatrsiun
nisci1 lo be drowned. VNafdrtllSr lUrlfciatorC" V
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