The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1850, Page 4

silane genapien sn sen Sf asunaron Oreyy DoG. a Ricndiy wah each oenee, Wa Beate ns th fh f+ heaaaraaraeel Lodge Ne. ¥, are itso lestown: schrs Gen frvin, Wilson, S chun, Newbern, NC; German, ia, ote y ‘ - _ | To Tne Eprror ov mux New York, = i , Cty is trlumpheut— Henton is doteated the com- | tn the edito nih ene okey Mpocicnn and wea yaa on, 18th lnet., Carmanins Doxax:, of raat Pa ‘ mittcg is ordered Clay wil! be the chairman; the | ine 8th, headed, * The Morals of Polit sy bu: they are often importuned, it is said, ne i wad ® stone which the buiiders rejected" has become the | houn living, Caihoun dead,” you quote a synopsis | wild and warlike tribes to join os ro thebe ‘4 17 family. and those of his brothers- ead of tho eornertho man whom the South repu- | of a speech, geste te: have been delivered by | tility to the Americens. Lop and ki for meen B oon, | gueber (Now Callfornin; Sieh, Teck omg Bevene diated when he pres eted his resolutions last January, Geretal Rusk in Shelby County, Tex vs, last, sum- Major Fitepatrick, the Indian agent, ia now at “Appeal berger pes t ‘the fence of har No. T s2%, 3) Yor ‘chainpi ni of # cosmpromise the leater of | Mer, which, if permitted to remsia uncontradicted, | the ~ Big Timbers” on the Arkansas, in | Charles M. ‘Grmbam é Trantisce, Movian sbestioned tksrwealion seca me wine Gutteh oling head cf the majorly of the | Would strongly invotve his eharacter for coasist- | conference with several tribes of Indiana, te has | linen for aj a, Cuba, about March 2° °No Aum vessdle fe plet. ” ency, Although an ultra whig myself, I rejoie> | succeeded in molifying apertion of the Camanche | ent. Ji SHIPPING INTELLIG Home Ports. Th ssust be gratifying to General Cass and Governor | Und} have itin my power todo justice to Genera! | notion, the Arapahoes, joways, and perhaps some Meche: Barreworn, April 19—Arr bri Lteville, Reed, Port nat this dy, to find tho lovers of the Uniow | Rurk im this matter, Very shortly after the ap | others. He has been ing to induce the va- Pert of New York, April 21, 1850. Cabello; Porto tien Burke, row: Ck and it, compromires coming over to them from ail | pearance of the editer’s synopsis of General Ru ricus tribes to allow two from each to accon sides ‘They have net had to chauge—they occuny | speech at Shelbyville, General Rusk addressed the ¢ isi ir is ( 18 | moon eure. + ther 24 hunker ground, sad ths plan of Mr. Clay is a | Felt wing diselelmer te the editor. which Lent from | deeien he bast goin ay ay ple ede ° | Senmane, MeGregor and others ve, Comstock, Conner | 97m save £8] how Sarai Bul Norte Stinasa, Nortel scatman Fare ny Bante pe po bbaae “| the paper, ond forward, with the hope that you| "The opinion obtained. in'New Mexico, that the | & Wune,"*,kmuury and others. | Judson vs. Worrall Cleared. pS Pobre «off Back River, be be mortity ing to Mr. Benton to reflect upon | Will publieh # in connexion with this note. little chitd of the late Mrs, White was yet alive, | con Lifo Insurance and Trust Company. Mallory & | io'g*@ghi?—Southerner, Berry, Charleston, Spofford, Tiles- | SiP iio Grande und « market; * opposition be maintained against the clear. tam, "32, propeatinly end held ouptine op ae lndians. We oem it may | Legg vs. Willis & Willis. poline Rome, Otis, Sa Francisco, J B Smith; Marmi Dashields, a 7 € will of thy majority of the Senete. simply our obedient se * nd, if i Joh Hervis People.—! ‘man, Liverpool. & Merrill; Hudson, Doane, cate of time, © waste of labor. ‘and a waste of Ww. be "Tetoued 1 i the ell 5 case, ame aatebaphe treme, te Court of Oven gov, Dunham & Dimon; John N Goasler, Bennett, Phisadel- «th. whieh might have been reserved to a much Fitpatiick, This gentleman is said to have had | mon Pleas of this city, to Court of ange ona | ins dott: cileet. after the committee shall have repocted. It wa his right, however, to oppose the cvinmitiee by Dear Six :—I obse oa pocuEs, Oct. M, 1849. considerable experience in Indian life, having been | judyment entered against Harris, who was ball for the “ fog, re é 4 : eon ‘with crime The Brett & Vose; J eves) y sillamentary, agency —he. doubitoss held It €9 | gt Shelby vilic copie il per schin oat ak Tone peas yoate: zemsest, in the Rocky:Mown-" eS ic fortted Wa recopnteanes "An order was cunered | Kellar, Mayaguer, KW dy & Co; Felon Lamapore, Cae is @uty, : vost t y “ 5 - ‘y upon Plains. " vist creptanie Sana, ana agalust wvch oddgas | €foneous in weveral particulars, | request you to] I, is exported that a large numberof persons who | 804 fled under the les Jane, (Be) Marina, ‘se anki NP, in & Irons would Lave deterred guy other man from attemp\ correet it. I would do so myseli, but Ihave an | attempted, last year, to reach California by the Ei peecwuereny atom Jona NY. U & G Laurie & Co; Andrew in, —, to wereet the manifeet determ of the Senate, | aversion to thrusting myself into newspapers. In | way of New Mexico, have been unable to proceed on such « judgment dis- Schrs—Demoorat, (Br) Clement: ‘ree~ sehrs Chas P: hd He bos proved himrelf as powerful in debate, as at | the first place you make me say that “two hundred | farther on their journey, and are now settled along pop a ghey For the fo ay ad Slt | ane b Cor alee Mitsbell: Blerte tthe oe Ree . Fred rg; Ant any period of his Lite~ his speeches on this committee | men, et the grase tight, were attacked by several | the Rip Grande sees poverty and distress, for the P ‘John McKeon. ps & Forrest Ki 5 Olmsted. Havana. Trojille & | John C Calhoun, Case, Alexandria; Corbul compvliend everything that could be presented | thousand Mexicans, ‘aid rescued by forty men from | ‘General Armijoc whe was) governor of New hew & Co; Exemplar: Lockhart, Windsor, Nae Waterloo, | caste, Del Crowell, "Newark; Wim agatnot it and in the most telling language, delivered | Shelby.” I said that forty men Were assailed by | Mexico, at the time of the American invasion, Yates, Jacksonville; Henry Alfred. Vans, Bucksviile, Badgor, | Fett Athany: Emma, Lovell in tl most telling manner. Indeed, it was only Henry | several hundred Mexicans, and that twenty men | gome t ree Ew ts abediion dee Aome Peck & Co; North Carolina, Willin ashi York King Philip, Shermai Sarunpar, April 20—6 P. M. AGoodurn, Carlisle, N. The receipt of the two week's later news brought by | mouth: the America, and published in the regular edition of | Mank 0 the Herold of this morning, had the effect of un- | Ric; Brent, do; Compli ington; Frances Dray, rable, Viys ; Florence, Heleher, Clay that eould m<t th i ies of , i , at ty ome ti r Bent? ot vrery point, Tock netmted rane from Shelby came to our assistance. You Tepre- | tican side of the Rio Grande, and settle permanent- energy of eb dlay, sent me also as saying that Mr. Calhoun was liable | Jy in the State of Chihuahua, On entering that ad fs chs gah pose! shape eeag Ping, thal are to be “ scared and you repeat this undignified State, to his surprise, he was imprisoned by the ¢ motion of Mr Hale, to-day, to refer the eight | expression trequenily, when the fiet is, that I said | authorities, on the ground that during the war he rl hels of abolition petitions lying under the | nothing of the kind, nor did I ever charge him with | had not opposed the Americans as bravely as he | settling many articles of produce. Merchants were | Freeman, Cha} tab: to the committee of Uirteon (ruled out of or- | opposition to the interasts of Texas; but, upon the | should have done. It i sty that the whole | inclined to wait the receipt of private letters, bofore | Noy Redfri: Lawrence, Chapman, New Haven.) 2 Ry? bevesar Bg ee =" contrary, fully admitted his efficient agency in the proceeding inated ina to fleece him of | entering the market to any great extent. The news dence; Bxcel, Bennett, Pall River, Lady Feawiok, Hotchkiss, prayitg the selection of a lunatic asyluin tor some of | CuUS® Of gunexation. | Agaim you represent me as | his property. ‘This maltreatment hus determined | sent up cotton from xe. to 3. por Ib, and some | N*™ Haven. te’ ott engin fcc | 2c hank Se Calhoun ee Sow ane | cease eee ake eH AE | oltre emma gy advance, Bal woe ose | Tsk hp lant: Was Ladon, Mare nt Pe : “ o suppose. w 4 Mr. ¢ or it.” Now, ide! 4 vt ss * tniti co the operaien ct hevitis his heel shaved, ama | Substance of what I said was this, that if ever the | the more just goverament ofour own country. ‘The | to a fair extent at the improvemont named. ‘This | Pt" ith. kh mdse and passengers, to Grinnéll, Mintra da; Brace, ea In rabee. Sch ‘itt d Co the operation of b pg his head sh aD : b, n terda Feducid to the cooling processof @ cold water diet, | Wilmot proviso did pass, we might’ thank the whig | Commonirealth says:—-Mr, Ellia informs us that a | State and Western flour continued buoyant, and bet. | shir Wyoming. ‘The G hae beou7 dayn to the Weatward of | TRee. Seb Ms 1 aware iyi soaps Exec! thaps, however. is not required. Seward has | party forit, The cause of its passage would be | few Americans, some fifteen or twenty, are en- | ter prices asked. Southorn was firm, but sal: tent; | “Se a 164 | York: wilt Miller Providence tor New Yor aid Sete eer wonderfully stil of late. a4 if ruminating on the found in the election of Gen. Paylor, a Southern din working the placere, or gold mine, which | wheat continued firm. ‘The news caused ‘corn to adi | pane murisiens London, 55 days, with mdsonn ence, Gladding, New, York; sloop Arion, SiG ae rapid decline of tres soll and abolitionixm in Con- | man, pledged by his friends before more than half | lies some twenty miles south of Santa Fé, and that | vance from 1c. a 2c. por bushel; other breadstuffs were nn, 3 days, with tad (ce tg: SoA Wie Blnqnam (Reh Rewed ie Sine cclgreat Speeches be Clay. Caihown: Weber waa | Cr the American, people, in favor of the doctrine of | the searcity of water alone prevents the enterprise | without material change. The pork market was easier | mise and ct passworers.io Schiidt, & Balenén, ‘The Bas | ster “cousins N Fork. at, Hyde, "Bator ines, ae great apeechice of Clay, Calhoun, Webster, and } excluding slave-holders from all participation in the | from being one of great profit. Whenever water | to-day, and prices inclined to droop. Beef continued iBrews, Se Markt, Maroh 8, with | (fd cld 130 for Fredericksburg.) th, brig Adelaide, Case ‘i init, He is | benefits of teritory, acquired by the common | ean be obtained in sufficient quantity for washing, | 4Ull; cut meats were steady. was loss firm, and | cot ‘On the 16th inst, lat 2825, | Ie" orcad MeDomala’ NYorke? ons NC Mr‘ Foote fs, after all. in very good spirits. He blood and treasure of all; that his election thus | the miner obt ten to fifteen dollars per | the market dull. Coffeo was held some firmer, and in | lon 73 44, saw steamer Goliah, hence for California, Henry | 1th sch Orad, MoDonald: NYOrK, full cf sdmiration of Henry Clay, for taking the labor Beebe t all 5 4 iner obtains from ten to fifte Per | fair demand by the trade. Sugars were firm, with | Eaton, scaman. a uative of England, died March 13, om the " * Boston, Corson, I of ths committee off h’s hands. and for the splendid | publicly pledged against General Cass, who was | day. But itis only in the winter season that Wa- | Soies of Texas on terms ataied telow.” Molasses com. | Pacsase from St Marks to Key a MMe, sbagueey New, Joreeys siver pas manace i which he suppressed ithe amendments of ully apne —- dog pr meget oe Lai cass be el mn by the thawing 4 the sas: tinued without material change. , fark Elvira Harbeck, Dizey, New Orleans, 20 days, with | iQth, seh Covell, from Noriolk for Taunton. Sid lash, sony Caton We withheld any judgmont on the pis prime cause of excluding us n California, i which then upon the tops of the mount ‘Asurs.—There was less doing in pots, while the mar. | ™2#, ‘4H LR yeas: President, Jones, Norfolk : Phi the Comm: ‘tee of Investigation shail report. | ever should take place, 1 am not disposed to com- | about which the auriferous sands are deposited. | ket was firm, with sales of 40 bbls. at $0.0 $600; and | wih bracttrae to Nereneh & See on eee Nar sues, Del, probably sper! te fats and leave the Se: | plain cf light errors, but I hope you will perceive | ‘To curry the sand to the Itio Grande, a distance of | pears at $6 cB. ; B. ton Gh 15 opoke bark Somerset, Walsh, Bence (Mateh 25) | ihc ehrope trom 2 has beam: pearaceasiged the necessity of correcting over your own signa- | some twenty miles, is at prevent so expensive as to neapsturrs.—Flour—The sales of the day add up | for ( ae Mb need 9 anocaiaan off td ay ward course. omprising such men as | ‘Ure the mistakes was parted ame destroy the profite of the undertaking. SON SAS £06 Os, he ie, 4 aneses ‘ carried away head rails, stove Ma oe ae pe Mason, Mangum, Hill, 2 P = Sea ge Goonatte Wiake ok $5 2 8 $5 31; Michigan at $5 31 Sr}. Dewcota St Martins, 21 da; coming to the Breakwater. and others, we can hardly | - : Tio. J. Rusk. Aunest vor Murper at Sea.—Wm. K. Gardner Agena png Se pony eetast huigurrate (Br) Douceto, St Marting2ldays, | * Ecc, Apel Ho Sid wehe Mary M Case, Rumery, NYoeks ‘ Rey. Mr. Hanoy, Editor Texas Union. and Henry Humphries, th in and first mate | 85 56; and pure Genesee at $5 08 = $5 75. Me rad 1th, brig Elia, Hallet, do; sebr Ht D Leighton, Handy, supe ive . , the captain an Flour Brig Velasco (of Kennebunk), Crabtree, Cienfuegos, 21 1y took oecusion to, congratulate the country Seaman sare of the a ance Jane, of L Itimore, were ar. $b rsa $6 31 tor mae 10 cevelght beiaabe: bet Bh eo] aay ith curar ond Tholasscs, to RoverwsB Williams veaset | Pogedfordo, © ta ctny Sind, tas eee on this re nd well he might—for on © Hudson’s Bay Company. rest t last Friday, on the charge & $5 87% forgfancy, Rye§Flour—The market rather een: 4 Heays, with ont Norvorx, Apr Arr brig Challenge, Clack, NOrleansy Whatever harransing disagreements between LETTER PROM SIR GEORGE SIMPSON. Boving consol ie death of David Thompson, a | firmer, with ¢ good demand, sad sales of 100 dba, | ¢ aug nusgntulier, Lewin Savannah, 11 days, with cotton, | yeh Wm b Wiiams, Avery, NerWich. yuouser mey follow, It is belived this move- Monreat, April 10, 1850. | colored man, cook on board ihe vessel, by ernel | at $261 $2 81%, Corn Mee! was not co active; some | ‘mea biited oe Brown, Wilmiagton, NC, 6 days, with cob- "Ren bapront. Ape Arr sloop yes, ST ae a s » O THE EDITOR OP THE MONTREAL COURIER :-- il tl .e aflair occurred on | small sales jersey were mi et $275, ani ra - | ton and naval stores, and 4 passengers, to unter ia, 19 ‘arr bark Joba 7 rhe * tu met Uf the asepticn ae T E M C d inhuman treatment. Th les of Ji ade 27! d Bi meg a id is ae ns — t SR) ae del; ‘y ‘Fehrman, is, NYork, for AIST Aetrashc ae etn ares | Stain eur tmperef today Tread satement [%r'about the ft Sunday’ m Sach, hiss che | Wig 48. Whe Thecin eompried a1 nk, | gets STay erect Purupaemnek te any | Cri Mey ee oreannae ro ss been made to get at him by means of charges | OVeT i, by et vine parmnee Bangs Bie you | vessel was on the high sens, on her outward voyage Saag eat gh at eh US iat 57 34 cod & whirlwind, and lost fore | jigine, NYork, fot Norwich; sch Blisha A Baker, New Y: ng out the publie money, for rervices not ren- rm NV ‘ork Herald, implicating to Porto Rico, when Thompson was beat 0 86- | 5o3/°a doc, delivered. Oate were less buoyant, bu: | {fat (of Boston, from | Woop Sophia, Hart, Uncasville, for NYork. Sid ech Dant T in one oF two eases of favoritism, We await the | fon’s Bay Company ip charges of bribery, and oth- | verely by the and mate as te cause his | yery firm, at 42% 8 dé¢, for river and canal, 30a 4zc. | New York for aus: 1th, Span WBntte, penta, Peano Mag fF hei ng gh 1 of the committee. It is, however, to oe re- | er matters more or less discreditable. ** The New | death in fifteen minutes, After a full examination | for Jersey, and 82 a S8e. for Southern, Corn was some, | Iaexe sche on her beam ends, full of water, Secksonviticr Captain Jobe, MePeriond, Wi inthe, } that the whigs are not to be permitted toen- | York Evening Post,” yon add, “totally denies | before the Justice, Z. Collins Lee, Esq., thin jer, with sales of 10,000 bush., at 59¢. for Sehr Money Mila reise? Sane. Sid bark New Haven, Hunter, Porto Rico; sch Gem, Wiley, ton. Joy (vir offices without there prying investigations. | that there is any foundatien for this statement.”— | for the government, and J. Mason Cam Esq., | Northern, to arrive; 60c. for flat and round ow, —' Lt suiws a want of maganimity which may be re- | And I, sir, am also anxious, in your columns, to- | for the sccused, they were held to bail ie th sum | afloat, and Ole., delivered, a? Bohr Basle, Spear bn vena cd one of ae OF, dW tally to deny, so far as 1 am concerned, every al-| ef $1,000 each, to answer the charge before the | Corrox.—The advance by tho America was rather 0 —, sis ympathize. in conclusion, with Mr. Webster. | legation of “ Honestas,” and to express my utter | U. “Siates Circuit Court. ‘There is also a ¢ ee fa) doe ceatitas fiw Unsere ot Relies on} Debt Eotnae Mitsball c rorjret of becoming the favorite of the South, be | disbelief of all those allegations that relate to other against the same parties of assaulting and break. | this side of the water, that the Manel tor spinners | schr Mary Ani, ashore Among the statements are | ing the arm of Wm. Roberts, the second mate of | 1°%°, Ks legs, y ‘Sloop Samuel’ Dayton, as Lesitated and remonstrated upon this committee, | persons than myself. ; i hy the accounts of the Ca: as she did till wetind him at last, gloomy and diseonsolate, fall- | the following : ‘i the brig. Below. ney, Sandwich. for do: Po! ing Hino the wake of Col Benton, On the final vote, | ‘It is known that Sir Geot Simpson spent bd —__ — Bot key them fh decline of neo wa cota pu Ship Cora Linn, from Glasgow, with mdse, to Donham & | Gen Warren, Witton, Bast Thomaston, for d the 1 mie of Webster brings up the sad conclusion of | thousands of dollars to defeat the election of the | |, THx Tracror a1 Saco, Mx.—Annesr ov Dx. SuiTm— | Yas conadently predicted. and relying on which two | D%°"o., bark and one brig, im the offing. SH, Dexerond, F ravidenes, Failadephios 1S the g\: at speech which chatlenged the applause of the | very talented delegate from Oregon. whom he Fans pate aap has ee yet with — large holders were pressing their supplics for sule " 2 fing. Philadel, ienari, . Neweastl foe Vi x SEC OMI, go ule art egurngsssuaiy at | Kacw tg be very well acquainted with’ hin lord: | Ssuelpertealas in relation tthe whumea muster | when the previous oat ltl, The lot wecktpinners | _Sicamip armann. chee, Seatbamgtrn and Bremen: | vf tigusead, Miu hemes. net Fl Mag eri to. fs the great want of Mr. Webster. With the | ship's echemes.” young A y, took within three thousand bales of their actual con- | Southerner, Berry, Charleston; Atlantic, West, om a trial Woston; sctirs Lonedaie, Taylor, “Providences Hiuoy, Cala Portiasn, April 17—Cld bark Thames. Harmon, San Francisen; sebrs Martin, Waite, Philadelphia; Gon Foster, Jones, ‘SVork. "Si bark’ Mary ‘Lowell beige Fonnaytvanta: prot cndest intellect in the Union, he lacks that deci- A ered on Saturday last. Directly efter the finding of the hion cf character which has made Ulay the idol of the | _ 1 beg toa boy es Mr. Editor, that so far from | pouy, suspicion pointed to Dr.J. 1 Smith, as the oprob- bympticn, ee eee ead Zot. The | te. x2 .and whieh makes Benton powerful, even when | Spending dollars for any such object, I did not even | abie murderer, which is supposed to have been t- | Will probably be enabled to get fall supply. Ilolders Arnit, 0—Wind at sunrise, NE; at meridian, SB; at sun- S. alone. We sympathize with Webster, we feel | know the name of the candidate for Oregon when | ed in Jrocering aa abortion. Smith, who is nota reg- | Yo.) ‘appea¥ thanktul for small favors, and having | ** r Renton, but hurrah for Henry Clay the election was going on; that I neither directed | ular physician, gained some notoriety about a year re ™ iol, —- nor took Bind, ye! bart whatever, pro or con, | since by being arrested and examined with the Went. ay] ae macamertas med? ah roueiiie tone Telegraphic Macias Mose: ae Peth—Delow. a brit sche Busotas,Trefetben: N Wasmixcron, April 18, 1850, in that election, nor had I any reason to feel the | Worths, on suspicion of being a party to the Repate h were sold up to 'C Sand we know of 700 bales | Arrived—Schr Emily Johnson, New York. oeRTeMoUTH, Ai —Arr sohr Eurotas, Trefethen, Nor= The Galphin Investigation. slightest interest in the character or sentiments of | Parker, st Manchester, and was discharged for want of | Since, at an advance of i¥¢-to 3c. CuARLEaTO™, April 16, soviprace, Apel 18—Arz eehre Wiliametara: Flare ‘Th «investigation by the House Committee progresses, | the individual chosen to represent the District in | PrOOl gilt th ged nae ssacnenanintan Correr.—There was more steadiness in the market, | Steamship Georgia, from New York, touched off the Bar. james River, ‘Va; Baaner, Gandy, Philadelphia; te, ‘caiied seained today, aud ft ne eata | Congress. If cir, you give me the eredit for truth | {°3emith with tiie neler that he wes anrectht con | With a fair demand for the trade; and sales of 150 bags | ,th—Arrived—Ship Camden, Now York; brig Choctaw, | Rackett, do; Liberty, Osborn, do; sloop Vigilant, Seunders, Govt hamburg was examined to-day; and it is said | in the statement of these facts, as I doubt not you | Wednesday m ‘and is now in clove custody, The | Of Java were at 11ige. a 113¢¢., and a small par- i n. April 19—Arr brig Vandalier, Pendleton, Charleston via thc wuscl of Mr. Crawford, « lawyer from Kentucky. | will, you and your readers will be able to judge of | face, neck and jders of the unfortunate girl bad | ¢¢) of St. Domingo at Tie. cash, ox Arrived—Ships Andover, New Yor der, | Newport; sohrs Vircinian,, Howes, Norfolk; Vesta, Toualia, vereet enough to cross-question this witness. | the accuracy of the other insinuations of “ Hones- | been so gnawed by rats that identification was hardly | ,,¥Atours The news impart piscoedyp bro my of Me le leases lature: rape goed aw, Apeit 15, M:crimomp, April i8—Sid ser Marietta Burr, Osborne, New was, perbaps. not dissimilar to that of the | tas.” ‘This writer, I should imagine, has assumed | possible; but it appears raat 8 young man, called to } ’ teamer, the ination of hau Weller, in the case of Bard. | a title for his signature which the most ef- | testify before the coroner, described the particular lo- | Yioes. due by, the steamer, the rk. was but very little | Arrived—Bark Exact, New York. Sata, April 18—Cld sehr Crescent, Wheeler, Sacramento the small engagements made were at ir- low. ve.Pickwick the m1 each of rtun 5] " cality of a tooth which he had assisted Dr. Smith in nd City. Sida fleet of coasters, bound dow. vs Pickwick the bi ans “4 om on per mare Ba Keep hia true character. I shguld be peeidick. hesticaenons wont ie prices. Herald Marine Correspondence. Sroxixcrox, April 17—Arr sehr Belle, Kelly, Cold Spring i y iy reputation for common sense | otis | ad hs ti der hii’ naedlieel continued quiet, with « limited inquiry, at 17. EpaRtown, 1 A7. for Dennis. 1 the repori# which have been pub- | was so low upon the scale as to need that I should | {ith house, aud who was then under his medical | 4 isco, onsh. Arrived, and anchored in Outer Ronds--Schra . Asow, April 13—Arr schrs Cordelia, Smith, and E i ease ete Ie te teltved duay | defend myself from this writer's accusation of seck- | was found tobe gone, The body was farther identic | _10%—There was 1 doing in Beoteh pig, and the | toa Concert, Stiiimas, Norfolk Mor Poriomscth: Lomberd, | Ba ibth, aches kagle Spear: cad: Rertane Conner Nor. of this coutmittcs will render the contina. | Neto sell the United State Government property | fied by a lady with whom the unfortunate girt form. | Market was dull, Some sales have transpired at $21 8 | Dill do'tor do; Edward, Stanley, dofor Salem: New Delight, | — Witsinaron. April ee rs secur NYorks nd all concerned. in thecabinet, | Worth “twenty-tive thousand dollars” for the tri- | erly bearded, from # mark ou one of the wrists. Ano- | $21 50.from yard, 6 months; Engl 4 were steady, Phinney, Philadelphia for Lynn, with loss of fying jib, boat, | 36th, Charles, Wooster, Boston; 7th, sohrs starville, Gore. Ic will be the first, and | fling advence, above its real value, of only ‘one | ther witness recognized the body by the extraordinary | *#,$37 60,6 months. coe | ee erent 828 oes. ct enesiod. eras Setwacts | Oo: iner Aes, Se, Ee ee he. » the last, caso. in which a | Million of dollars Jeogth and beauty of tho har Jnnteridenes implica | trl Yor Gus ack tod Geeestaoe Bol at | UPR CAraiee Rank aren 4 Marve, Ray, Fueaanie | {tate wae Tirewster, Yorks Vella, Lewis, b he ort i, ’ * i z 5 oa - we vy he euntey. han oon remain, Sits shat servi uated'ever the drain, to bide the Bout ia Beem iden- | Fetall chars cabter, ot $10 Sbagl0 GT for mem $8 37/0 ia aa Wa oon Seensier Sav oe et ok | SU batt ego She algs tone ted panlccaelistn age Gro. Simrsox. | Shown that be bad offered s shew! belonging to. the | bg! Agim mea and $8 ate £0 fee do, nnd | waive chr ia Coren Sa a for | gai avin,” lies bad biceske, Siniths Now " q y ere easier, jes Vlarendon, Pend! x t, ux Montrose, Pa., Correspondence. Tue Pruanenema Posr Orrice (_EMBEZZLE ee in payment feet aan of wood. po Sytem ware plouty and dull, wi ‘of 40 hhds, Philadelphio Yor Mit boos eo i ZR Cy oe ill, Bos ee Monraose, Pa., April 18, 1880, ment Casr.—Yesterday morning, Thomas J. good plain shoulders at 3%, and 100 hds. and tierces | for Belfast; Diplo lee, Norfolk for Waldoboro, cargo of | shire, Philadelph ‘ Mowxrnose, Pa., April 18, 1850. | Hough, tate clerk in the Philadelphia Post Guige, sugar cured hams at OX. | Dry salted meats ware | Fir ib and forsmal. chrywa averioard two sticks of aber Taran Surguehannah County Bank Again. charged with embezzling meney from lettera pas- tteady,andin demand. Lard was not so firm. 250 bls. | ahd is somewhat strai appears by Ler leaking when ia - tate at Grmiotcaad ba Seog soldat 6 5-16a6}¢ for good to prime. Butter and Cheese i] sng Jury of Suequehannah county, during | sing through the Post Office, was brought before | ing | ber e, France: L OG me n < {the U.S. District Court 5 Mp with great care | Tete #8 before reported. ‘ ; i—Sohra Charles 1. Vose, Kellar, New York for i 1 A the age this week, found an indictment against | bis honor Judge Kane, of t ', | quest are pursuing thé 4 ares |” Ons.—There is rath: 6 steadl Linseed, Hinds, Perry, Philadelphia for do; Wm Craw- ngland; and 45 in the Th P. St! John, late cashier of the Bunk ot | © hearing. 7 tizens of Baco, that the girl wes muired, and that | Poles were made fo @ & Se. Other Mi Philadelphia for doy Francie Sus. hanneh County, for transactions connected |», The U.S. District Attomey opened the ease for | Smith is the guilty party. A great deal of Reat Estate.—Mr. Bleecker disposed of twenty-three hove, and all the vessels that sailed Bank of Sacsmel gain | the prosecution. He said that the defendant was on the subject. One of the principl houses and lots, at the Merebants’ Exchange, this day. | from this esterday, they having returned om ch government; C With (he Bank of Sagupghenneh Onenty. charged with having abstracted, or stolen, in the f De. Smith, lem little girl, about 12 years | gi parsieulars we give as follows 1 house and lot, | sccenat of hend winds. Also in port, Dark Aatou J Matvey, ‘it Hard iedy. child, aud guteey De Wakes Th: Kenton and Foote Bmeute in the Senate | Course of some two or three years, various sums of bow sormaeti te cette ee Cxamined be- | corner of Forticth #trect and Third avenue, 2x80, | brig Susan, and ee tiaia ty, Mise Oliets Mott. des Wanbe af a Chamber, money from the mails, amounting, probably, to | thet Smith hud threatened to kill her. if whe diseloeed | lots adjoining, each 24x90, 9600 each, 68.97 24, Sha '.5 Dieghinerean kee eet [oe ne aiigrmaun Prd , an $10,00 or $15,000. ‘The government, however, | anything tending to eriminate him.’ She has sinec 24106. $1,200; 1 gote do., $700; Tot on For | arrives tirigs Menange, (Fr) Polmeed, Rashelign Onan | Finnie wetniee Bartmana, A Mosbech, Cart Zoller, ‘ | Woul/ confine itself to the proof, which consisted | however, made some startling developments. The le: , ear Third avenue. 2SE98, $500; 1 gore ad- Peachy, Boston, schrs Charles, Pi Gemptel'itachel Netetadt X Wetlenhorse, Waa Tage wet | of « al evidence, in only two or | ceased passed in his house by the nam ary, and | joining $800; 1 do, do., $760; 1 do, de. ban, aet » Mechie; Ms Gerhard Prete, B ioppoubarg. Texas; ED | thee cases. They Would show that the defend- | when the body was discovered. Smith said to the lit- cach, $1,900; 9 do. do.. together, $1,900; 1 de, om | ¥ onnecticut; A ‘Brunet, J Hy coree ant was destitute of means, or property, and that | tle girl—-They have found Mary! On Sunday last, | T¥enty-eighth street. near Second avenue, $2,500, | Rath Witthaen, TD Witthose the rep he had t loyed, during his connection with | Smith was seen by the litle girlto burn up a trunk | tet tcrday and today were 29 casks: inctedi Foote. who occupies s seat on the outer | Year; that le, had x bother, Deacon c. ered giel. —yeten Rit, April 30. x oan The market contigued firm. with sales of 200 Beideport: Jos E nt of the Vie: dent's chair, retreated | Hough—engaged in the office of a telegray bhede at de. abe: the latter price for very handsome. john Jones, 0, wie Gewe thé aisle, sowarde the obals ef tho.| Company, ‘ste lese Waliry than himself “Web |... Court of Appeals. ‘ | Por ship Tsar—The sale made te-day was as | Ri = a Soe SET woudl” We cea Cases Dectoeo at Manch Tena, 1850. The Corpora. | Sucwe, ites ot 6 éuthe. igeen-oh- nesta, stom Serals a monent before. hav Tous financial. transactions ef large eineusth Lovett. Wo Le oder sere 1S Sent) Young liyson -90 half chests, 66556; four cbildten, aatvosrvant, ef Cigetenntte Gack and Mivenced » | Lovett. - B. Lawrence, jr., for appetiants; 3. F Cow- 34 do. Sile.; 18 do. SEA c.; 31 do., 49¢.; reini and lady and child; Herm. Polesben and lady: under circumstances of great suspicion. That | drey for respondents, Decree aftrme: obert L. the time of the alleged felonious ubstrac- | Shchron ye. Willem Basking, Judd i Loets trae: | tions (which possibly amounted to $20,000 or $25,- | pellant; J. L. Seely for respondent, Judgments ree | 000) the defendant had access to the letters which new trial granted; costs abide the event, Wil: | passed through the postoflice. His brother, within | em Culver vs, Tsane Siwon, jr. B. W. Prenklin for al Seumtora, were repentediy made. | the period of abont a year, had un account in the | ®PPéllant; G. Rathbun for respondent. Judgment af- Mowed and arrested by Mr. Dodge, | Western Bank, which exhibited transactions, the | Sed. Jacob Cromwell vs. Jacob Seid: Rive ve lhe pod wey. he |. Cromwell for nt; Robinson & | total amount of which was $20,690 40. That the naghieeh gies {0 exclaim. fcom time | defendant had recently opened an account in the | batersof Joba U, Coster vo, tl 7 i ty ¢.; 34 do. SBAe.; 283 do., A8e.; 207 do., SBKe.: Jvecot, Seyinour, New York. ; 69 do., Ste. 112 do., 30! 46. Wisse. Myson Skin—10" eh .Me.; Jl do, OMe; 13 do., ‘4 ; 60 do. 2805. 807 do, B9e.; 189 do., 2i%¢e.; 123 do., ; 34 do. Ble; 107 half do. 30%e.; Odo, Bee 167 ‘bait ehests, Bie. | Uunpowder-00 half | Homing a gic from tn East at the tie. 40; 16.do., $6)0,; 00 do,, S8e.; 25 eases eat- | "arie’, staurtry saseracg sesterday as: lost, tingid 1 ® do., Ole. Imperial—27 half chests, 68¢.; 12 do, | Sun? H Saanpy. report Dullt in Nowbertport: 1 se.; 47 do, dt do., Bise,; 20 eases caition do., | Inegr was LOW tohe burchen: valued av $7500N and Fell ine him Martorzor, Mey So 4 child, Josh Johnson Douts F Schaete Gi’ Sd shoes abt Claggett, of 0 OF April uw Lynemand, James Alexand yilimenn, sigh) y ” Gail King tt New ‘York tas ta Sa ‘e Ft Wits, y two childrens wal nurse, two Jun: Christoption Wolfe Ch crvant, Sts W Schack, Mise Sitalas, ‘Moajaas ; br dy. Hermann Von Kelier aud lady, Matt Girard Bank, and that, in the spa of sixteen days, | ena. Butler & Evarts for appellant, I have no pistols ! | Golong--1203 huif chests, 38; 90 do., 38! red 1 J othees in Wa Peasant ced yee aie 0 pistols he deposited nearly $6,000 to his credit. That they | tor respondents. J nt | o ae Se are 7NO-S} San weep valen Be Bectes of Wiletonsen tt would show that he made transfers of money to | Chae Tad DavidGoodtioh, © Stevens for appolinat; 0. | nav.--The was limited, with retail sales — there were other property | Allen and CG. Judd for * Decree affirm | at ZWiyc, and Jersey and Pennsylvania ous between the | Herd | - Price — Elsey 8. Powe nt others | Drudge wos quiet, but firm. at 2c, time peer CTtereme, snctiat zestening ao fy was built in won Th Id hat a lett led pellante ba et oe rin vn be 6 ae om Phitadetphin. “Iv is anid Van wer ey would pri that a letter was mailed to of [iter nd insured in this city. che te, surrounded by anumber | a genileman in Philadelphia, at Heckshireville, | ton for appellants; Sonachen Miller for wa ing: Leen oo TY JAN Awnaican Sur for New York, with loss of main and f ¥ of gl, vills of th ughe Gri Aa) do. tse im his desk and Mr: Poote, oa | Mincen’ Hank of Pottsville. That this Teter, with | sp¥e Shemett | fie oe fern rept ae Mespoalin Cate in distro auvived st Now N “retreat” spoken of, it was simp! its contents ought to have arrived and been received Beater), ith, tor repairs. mo, Ike a ia city by due y | stport, OW inat, from Turks from | i . eheonsy galley ¢ threw the defendant had aceess to the mails that | Brown som i belonged to a vessel | wrecked id have contained this letter, and helped to | p, open them. That not long after the loes of the let | | ter, the defendant went to the Girard Bank wii | handful of the notes of the Miners’ Bank, and offer aniel J. Van Auken. G. FP. Comstock for A. Goodwin for respondent. Ke-ar- gument ordered. Russel Sturgis vs! Edmund Merry Sedgwick and Dillaye for appellant; KR. i. Tyler Br Scue Crowm, Rolfe, during the storm of operday Quoddy Head, and all hands le clothing were w: yen i Canal, 4 5 pr «Fos gf Be Peatgivaunia Bank, 113 17 do, 11%, i” I eould ne ® certain event, endangering # ticles of Laney, ol Lia and intelligent wanker. For tr: You say" Mr. Dickinson took the pistol and of Mr. Foote.” This is trae, but I would | other You coum te ed them to the paying teller for exchange, which | for respondent Appeal dismissed with costs, — + See " os es Br &. y ot Biward Yetand), Andersos itlemen contemplating marri: uch ean be done in @ Seed Gy ie = thet eicesdgelmed He soon afterwards’ return: | Tower sad another, centers of Margaret Hiworth, | gon tihi GR aa! Count Hsean seed sharee Bank Sibi | tr Witanragn Nel eitks cue of eves tad age: | Abert ine. Female medicine of tery Nad feudy for wok « alley. If y ude to the alley al ed with the bank book of a friend, and deposited mf rere nee and Crapo for | more, ts 10 do, Sola: 5 Associated Piremen's Insurauce, 7: 10 | took fire on the th inst, off Cape Hatteras, and burned to the RE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM: i walked, in! order to take my defensive | with the Feeciving tellet the sum of $1.20, po cdisntas David Codwiee for reiPondents. Decree of | Baltimore and’ Ohie Katirond, 61%; 28 do., SW do., 04,. | water's eige. Captain ond crew saved. T MED WOMAK'S PRIVA\ ICAL COM- alluded to, you are in _ ws the — a f which, at least, was in notes of the Miner celal bate. — Thomes Kk Matern vs the Fee. j 7 eye phe» faite, Joe. lid not eveu reach my seat get | Bon } : modified. s 3 - legraphic Reports. \ Y wruffering, yeieal men ‘ | mers’ Loan end Trust Co, David P. Mall fi . ° Some a test bn thet I welther tetrent | gout the 24th ef February, 1880.0 letter containing | lant: W.C. Noyes for respondents Deczee vo mena Bat rion, April 20. 1800. mat oh Uatved f bave teen eparcd by a thaciy ie fact. hat 1 metther retres go was sent fiom Newark, New Jersy, This | fed ws to dime the com: bill with owt bat £0, for Chageess the'evewy of whieh taronded to take hee aereee Tenertegn, ss 40 dtesbasse eepenteets Lessee aE Ean upos. th a mes . A. etter, which should have reached here the next | without pre © toany defence at law No costs in ws. 1,500 bbls. of | thi convenient position, for the purposes of | iter ey ie dou, Cn the antes dag, vant. | ais cour neh an ve. Seen Rowttes, Ieee ows is. of | the Isthmus, and launch her upon the Pacific, ‘e hhom importa: corn | from ppellant: H.C. Van Schaack oward rtreet, were sold to-day at $4 04. White | Senn Hawny € ay, Den, fs om rai etters, one containing $100, and another ee W. Crafts for a and yeliow S6e. per bushel. Outs, Ste | EVR Sullivan respondent. Decree affirpy Gilbert Alien ys, i worth st it wae cheerfully eurre don application | With $59 in it, disappeared no everal instances— | a wade for it apd tipen seeing that T was no lon- | and this hed rendered detection very difficult—the | Pe WHt and De Witt. Meta and Rodm: mn for appel- Whiskey ir quoted at 2e. per gallon. deal toad. mont of whieh wae pleted anger of being sesanited I regret that I have | way-bills accompanying the missing letters were | ley Langley vs. Thomas Wesen 3 ib fee Porcapeventa, April 20,185. | bus little injured. e Lotecrrary to make this explanation. but I stolen with them, 60 as to prevent it being ascer- rs por know how to avoid it i 8. POOTR tain I a respon CA's APPLICATION FOR A CRIMINAL rne SHEUTION. © Srawer, April 18. 1800 ; Thomas Warner for appellants Judg. The stenmer’s news unrettled the cotton market. a | Sew Sehr Waterville, Gore, at | with corteinty whether the inoney was taken | ment reversed, and Jndgment for defendant on verdict. heldere are asking Xe. more, Flour has advanced | X(,frem Neston, reports: 32 caine to che Philadelphia offiee, | Mery MeFarlan vs. Win, Watson. T- Itinedale 19)ke. per DDL, with sales of 1,000 bbls. st $512 w $6 | teat, botemep, ACTT Fagg on Lo ET h J by. +5 “ 25. Wheat is held higher; red $1 12 white $1 18— | The way-bill that came with the letter that had for respon- Corn was also better, with small rales st Sie. Outs are | deck; the €200 in it frem Newark,was thus stolen. That Riedie eonane wanted at Me. Pork firm; mess $1050. Bacon quiet, | . it would be proven that in « few days subsequent to | S04" others for respondent. Deere eieaed. a Whiskey stiff at 23%¢. in barrel ofice nominal; | tester tt that on which this sum of €450 was missed, there Delaplaine ve. John L. Lawrence and othe M salen 1000 Dage Laguayra at O\e¢. In Moteases, 100 | 0 Haven Td le by the defendant correspond- | man for appellant; W. B. Lawrence for reepon bids, CabQunel a a8 She. Sia tie. po Ting prom Wy th Deerce affirmed. Jacob Mood vs. Georgy Oxtob: - - a Toylor for appellant: Kvert Van Buren for Wilmington, ®, lon 72 30, b States District Attorney commenced @ pre ie no bar to the acti the power of the | hink it # proper enbject for » court of amount | witnesses were examined, whose test i- Scvloo Sea, Sept —, Mary, Crocker, of B4- diwish it to be bro before the Criminal tronaly implicated Hough, after which the Decree offrmed. Freeman & Wat | trict for the exemleation and decision | examination wae adjourned t y ed Philadel m, Woodruff & Leonard for appellants ; By dpe | 20th. inst. Onanrin Newcome, wy ncke, Dee 15 (no Jan 18), AH How. d give it. 1 enclose @ National In- | phia North American, Aprit 2). Hlenry A. Cram for went. J fa f St ee eeeeey An a een, . 1) 6p, for New Zealand, to recruit rnin. an oMetal reporter of the | | Teeee B izes coe She The friends of the family are reepecttully Invited to cP and have marked the passages to ttention. [do not send the paper # aguide to the inquiries of the grand edd that Twill be ready to appear required, and perhaps to give the . Interesting from Santa Fe, 0. Re INDIAN HOSTILITIES PROBABLE SAPECY OF THE CHILD | oF MR. WHITH. prom the St, Louls (Mo, Organ, April 11.) ‘ome The latest number of the Missouri Commonirealth | 4 ome perrons as witne § Ea Oh al gives the substance of imvelligence brought fron x of THOMAS H BENTON Senta Fé by a smell party of Americans and Ne “— Mexicans, on the Sist ult. The Apaches, who in- feet the eastern border of New Mexien, are still waging war against both Mexicans and Americans. It is said, they do not dread our arms sufficiently | even to canse a truce to their hostilities. The Na- | } Spoken. attend his funeral from his late residence, 25 Goerek |. A Jerse Pietmer steering W Southerly, was seen April 12, n Sunday afternoon at 2 o'elock. tay 2%, rted this life, on the evening of Friday, the 19th agit K, showing a red signal with M Lindt, ’ be instant, Roreet Donn, in the 20th year of his age. | “K's ha scoring NI, with lemnet The frie ily are respectfully invited to | atin Cpe Tod Ww Bo mites. nd bis funeral, at the of hi He, Kale h by By and A Pork 7 E, showty sige ie white rook citele. nthe cent “ rib fal arr Broolya, ie Boutey | se ia eg HOA Te ee Rp ls hh inet. Wincraste N., youngest | “ friee, lat 27 N, om 40. son of Nosh 4 Caroline Morton, in the 2d year of die Eee Es Aprit 4, his ope. he relat! friends of the family ore Invit FoR CALIFORNIA. tend the \energhs frown 88 First varect.on Dunaay, tke Bark Comberiand, rie ie Fortisad (March 9) for i half-past 2 o'eloek, without further) ©#! ernie, April & Int les rn Ba. |, CIRRYeRCon, March 2—Hirig Poconocket. for Now York in Sdaye. rr heigg Utnn, Lafeley, N Yorks May 6, ee wt dact, ‘iphis. Her foncral will take place on Sunday, at 2 o'clock P sa" Maceh seek Venezuela, Wilson, and sche yor, Ae. of Brooklyn. Dane and others for James Humphrey for respondents Re. dered. Abram Wakeman ve Proncis Price LAKES PATENT FIRE PROO! Bushy isovespt froth es score from fre. Louk eut for frame, im the thirty on the verdict, Austin iivde. reeeiver Chenango 0 t ” Paptain | vajces,a treacherous race, end if porsible still more | yjuinat ins, Co. ve Milton W, Goodnow It I My- 4 entered the service | cowerdly than the Apeches, seem to have adopted | gate. for respondent; J. M.D. Carr for appellant. Judg- the plan of obtaining by stratagem, what the latter | ment affirmed. Francis H. Upton ve Wm. Thomas | ship of line Obie who | take Ly force. A chief Comes into Santa Fe, osten- | Carroll MG. diarringtom forappeliant; Fish & Ruth ode Janeiro just yan Ye Fond sailed. wan | bly vo renew. a treaty perhaps made and violated | ¢ferd for respondent Sameer, attever. Jol A. | C. 31. Armattong. of New York.—Nar- In | the dey before, tut really to ascertain the where- | Stevens, Presidensof the Bank, of Commerce vs The and ww Fork, ot bi ent Fire Proat Paine May Ist, to st street, on the 19th tnet. Mre. Birra of Mr. James Bogievon, in ¢ STREET, HAS, FoR } Me . M., from the resi t son, Alexander Baglo- fered o0N0 " sae > : Nase of tae Brera—On | f00tts of the fattest cave of mules. After his | som oan LU feat Shaguet or. som, 152 Lonny 3 2s wich nn" Wee hen ogsecte \ A agi (meqrurtal ond ‘sober clmeasee Cf c delinoras F ‘ny night, whilat one of the watchmen of x a r has bee wn refreshed, under the ewrrying and | mop va. F k Edwards Wha | ‘ On by h or from the effects of a severe Yr a Bagh eis Ms Tees Benth ” re wiswt teen £ this disease, =| ‘cone ay Wi 5 ‘ 7 ® " sidi ri | : ‘ Aspen z orks wes, for do: Story, cases Tomeve perfeot care, Bali cre was going his he found arespect- | [rrding of» Avscrican soldier, ahd bis own, sto: | ion & feed te ae at; 1 Biedeare eppelieat, | i Sarede aad noes ATO Fexpectfully jm: Vitvon, for do; Jordan (Wr), for do; awa othees | (PAPER. a Jenished rem the table of a Hiberal ond to0 | Appent ith corte Kliew A. Crain alm’ of able. king woman lying on the ground, in Hughes led to nttend his fumcrai, wt luis late residence, No. | before reported. Ds here; AUTHOR OF THE © PRACTICAL PRIe onfiding efheer, the chief declares himeel{ the beat | Crain ws Arthur & Rowley, Harris Wileon for ro- teh 1—Aer sehr Claremont, Botts, 77 da, stre, Lelow Light, in the pains of travails | S66 | fiend the Ameticnn hea noon earth, signs Wteatyy | + JW. blsefter for t, Decree armed, | 4 Ridge street, on Sunday. Zietinst., a0 80 sieve Hota canore Mets Foy opted: foe, BS Ursbewten, iewei.” Poon gay: jeer name as Mire. Pusey, sad suid that she | snd telex his leave. ‘Thu farce 4 often | Chattes W Witham vs. G, Hetehineon. & ‘Apel 10th, Mrs Reseameen Tom | uk Basin @—Br brig Ovprey, Manerots, for Porte | wile upply ip the. easter : ras ihe wife of Jacol Fnsaey, the camiae city | MiMLcech renewal corte our ciizens a cavallade of | \en Buren for 9 eee eee Thomas Totrls. in the Sith yeor of her age. Gm, BHP Aprst 19—C14 ooh Albert, Rider, Vote. poe ly ey TA y . wy oe oe peg ‘and abesing her, | {Dlthala. and our cfficers ihe mortifieation of seeing | {St hed 3. A. Collier for of a Tr eehlin thks, for Hosted ahs tek tice oo olen 08 EE reeset x Wns} head jxt het on ‘shore, and sailed, leaving he: | ‘Mmpecives eatgenerelies. Ge for om Sunday afternoon, 2st ined. ab 4 o.cloek, | Paton, dhichis, wre cargo or {t; Kingston, ‘do; Coe- | Moree vary oxy fesation, ‘ I, The Eutaw ns, hitherto friendly, are said to wha diet ‘Gente were, eechonaae late No 20 Lita Ro poe ap yy AS aa org ey ig ren ign omgs, ‘ne tam bebiw. unprotected wed friendlens, im the com: | 16 pew in open hostility against the ithabicamis of presut Qtacenp term: Conant & Wale ve, Vedder . without furthor invitation eaters in! beige Meury Duck, Wootsde, “ox Mocks soa, Rass "= hed om ee few a wluel she was found, it. dhemer wan. t