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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Who would have suspected that the Mr..
kng Of the North Carolina delegation,
"ho, IN lsl6, voted for the establishment,
Of the late L. 5. Bank, aas no other than
sur own Hon. William r., the same, who
on the floor Of the Senate, recently denoun.
ced highly respectable portion Of bis own
constituents as mercenary SPECTATORS, "
merely for supporting The very measure for
which he roted IN 1916 Oh thou FEEDER.
al Spectator uscolooSa Intel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

MARRIED
In Rowan County, on the 9th inst, BY the Rev.
Dawson Hall, Mr.. JOHN p HALL Of York Dis.
5. c. TO Miss FLORAP. GILLESPIE OF Rowan.
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Public NOtice.

upftS 1NOtkSCs
A am determined to leave this place in a few
n weeks, | have disposed of nv establish
ment TO Mr. Richard Weara. who will continue to
carry on business in the same line as have here
toiore done. This, therefore, is 10 give notice.
that all those who have staading accounts sith
me to call Immediately and settle the same, by
CASH or NOTE, as | am determined 10 have my
business settled as soon possible.
VIM. StNDREY.
N0U g. 1888. 423f
kCuA | have also a small House to rent on the
ssas Main street. by the year. Persons wishing
10 eat will please make application Immediately.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

The Wheeling Times says that the Pork
packers are making contracts at six cents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

A meeting of steamboat owners, officers,
&c, was held in Cincinnati last week al
which i, was resolved not to regard the law
passed BY Congress at the last session, eutl.
tied "an &C, TO provide for the better secu
rlty Of the lives of passengers on board o,
vessels propelled in whole or in part by
steam"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

uJAccounts from Liverpool! to the cd ut state
that the Cotton Market the las, OF s. ptember clos.
ed rather heavily in consequence of the large sup
plies IN the market Prices of the lower qualities
gave way ID. per ID. There uas, however fair
demand on the l'i, aad 5000 bags were sold
American SD. TO SD.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

LyH.s,A Of Cisa,stos- Of osr eoun.
fy 'ri,rds ho 10 The habi, Of whiting Charles
Ton 20 tive fsll on business, vill End from the I'll.
lesing article copied from the Charleston Mercu.
y, that M danger nted be aPptshended from a
whit 20 that CT, noW
7Af S,ssatas ahafsd end Burinsn rtririnr-
We hat, ibr happiness 81 announcing that, With
'he rtccptlan OF few eases Of recent origin, the
: rarRet's Fever may moss b. ,aid 10 have len our
az. ana 70 The oqinion Of all Physlcisns, our 90
sent friends may return 10 their homes 10 safe
a. and strangers mas tenes their visits OF bus.
mess. The doll caim which prevailed 10 our
streets IL agsin broken b. the enhvenng sound.
81 hr'Iys industry East Bay aud the y haryes are
again alive sab The rafting Of loaded dfays Cot.
too Is arriving IN quantities frorn tho country in
asgons and By the rail road tho number OF work.
mon on The new buildings erecting is increasing
aCaln 10 foil COMPLEMENT their work 10 rapidly
advancing and Charcsion again wears the old busy
sud cheerful October sspcci. The temperature Of
tn air = etel and pleasantly brsoinF. There has
hson slight fros; on the Neck. preceded By seye.
raj tUsis Ia the nsiHhDofipg country
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

j faHet 70, he f1i,ss The Chic1ro In.
I 'laits HAT IN Scott county. Ioea, amer a fc.
Z q lour days, the last single lady found a
On lho 10th nlt, a correspondent nj the
'itie', "our single gou,'cuon are three 10
wa '1anNious are our settlers lar WINS, hat
'.Eef ask single lady her age, Al .,oy
i'r Is rEErn."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

" Health Of KnoH vile.-The Knoxville Rseis.
Ter oil The 24ih oil. says "Our City begins 10 put
on its business habits again. With the res,ora-
ton OF healthy atmosphere, our citizens, who
had gone abroad to escape disease, are beginning
to return. But there is void made in our socie.
~ By disease and death which il is iruls painful
to contemplate, and which it will require the lapse
of years adequately 10 fill"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

~ Domestic Exchanges are rapidly coming
down to par. A iSw weeks sgo the exchange DC
tween the North and The West was as high as Is
and 80 cents. The York corrcsponden, Of the
Nat, lntrlligencsr, furnishes the follow ing az the
present rates % discount:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

hr. Hoitoh singular occurrence took place
~ Charlotte week before last, during the session
o. the County Court Three gentlemen appeared
in Court TO attend To a suit, when strange to say
one Of the g ntemsn Of the bar perceived thai
the above gentemen's heads we're in the cloud.
taking an ethereal tour through the Dir. Fortu
nsteiy for them, however, on their leaving III,
Courthouse the old companions was az in united
and the gentlemen are in perfect health. poz.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09
PArn..rrn Crvrt,l's orrrcr,

SE Arrangements having been madc with the
Undcd States BANK 10 par the Treasurer drafts,
q certain amount, 81 different places. and IL be-
ing probable The notes Of the bank will be as &C.
crp'ab'o 70 claimants, and IN cases, more con
senisnt ihan specie, ven ~lll, should you receive
dfsis on that bank or ITS agents, make as many OF
our payments by check az you can. which will
give the recev,r the option OF taking paper or spc
CO aud the Department has 10 objection 20 your
using The paper OF tbs, bank IA al yosr payments.
80 isr as It ean bs done lsrally
Repeatedly, Jour obcd,snv servant,
y TOW son. r.. NC
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Receive observe in our exchange pa.
pers from the North, accounts from Iud,a
of recent date, which represen, the rice
crop, IN that part of the world, as almost
entirely destroyed BY freshes. II is there
fore supposed tina, Europe, in the absence
of It's usual supplies from the East, will be
obliged TO look to the U, States for them,
and ina, in consequences. this article will
this season bear good price.-HH. Ado.
The Cincinnati Post sats: alt is estima.
ted, on apparently correct data, that fifteen
hundred emlgrans arrive daily in the val.
ley of the Mississippi"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Steam Packet Neptune.--Conslderabe
anxiety has been experienced here for the
last two days, on account of the non arrival
of this vessel, from Baltimore. By the
steam packet Gov. Dudley, arrived yester.
day from Wilmington, we learn that the
Neptune went ashore on the Horse Shoe,
a, the mouth of the Cape Fear River, on the
23d inst, with pilot on board while put.
ting in for supply of fuel. She will be
got off without injury her passengers were
brought, TO this por, 10 the steamer Gov.
Dudley. Charleston Mercury,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

ia Ntls CUeular.-We inser, below very
Important Circular from the Paymas,cr General.
Few things Gays the National Gazette have CIV.
en- more satisfaction to the whole community, by
~hom II Is justly regarded as an evidence that ali
hostility has ceased between the Government, and
the bank, end that ,hey are both working cordial.
y fOr the restoration Of The currency. while on
lhc one hand, It IS honorable TO the bank 10 have
this testimonial borne to its high credit, il is not
less worthy Of commentator 10 see the Govern.
rneni, disfegafding mere partisan pfej1dices, DO
Shai they think useful 10 the public service, and
emIncbuy beneficial to the community at large.
The correspondent OF lhe \. V Courier at Wash.
ngton states that this Circular was considered
confidential naiu;e, which was communicated
10 him under an enselopco b. person unknown,
and Ns,ead Of being pfGted az is the custom, Wa.
written oae. The Circular cannoi fail 90 open
tic eyes q the people to the infamous tricks that
have been pracilssd upon them
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

! iaFge Cabbage "A Csbb1go weighing 30
wy vas taken 10 The New Haven m tka iuf
''Ned by Mr., Timothy Baldain, of Brantord
your mouths water yc lovers Of etou,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

b'h appears from later accounts that the state
OF p-r.es IN the Pennsylvania Legislature, pub.
isheo IN our last, is not altogether correct The
following is corrected statement:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

The rag Il is doae.-Our readers have
frequently been told that the expenditures
ns the Government have been INCREASED
from 10 to upwards of 30 millions of dol.
lars per annum. When they are told that
certain Collectors OF the Revenue received
last year from the Treasury, S227 .535
more than the whole amount Of The re, enue
collected by them this increased eSpeodl.
iure viii be, at least IN part, accounted for.
At Saco, Maine, four revenue officers re.
celved more than $500, while they did
not collect one cent At Edgarton, Mas
sachusetts, three revenue officers received
$4,000 salary aud collected % cents !" 4!
Al New London, slN officers we're employ
ed, who were paid more than $4,000, while
they collected one dollar aud nineteen cents +.
Al s.. Mary 5, Two officers were paid Sl236,
ard collected one dollar and thirty i've
cents These facts are taken from Score
tary Woodbury's official reports Is there
any DIR. Duncan" of the press, TO deny
theml Why we're these officers appointed,
a, places where they were not needed
except 1t were for electioneerina agents
IL was by influences of this sort that the
late elections have been carned-that an
Executive Edlct has been ratified by cor.
rupted Public Sentmen, Rich. Compiler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

UFn in forkrille.-A friend in this place has
oblgiogly Furnished us With The following extruc,
of letter from YorkvIIe. s c. which gives an
account Of Ere in tbnt town on the nigh, of the
9th insian'> In the explosion Of the 400 lbs. of
powder We find solution for The unaccouu,able
noise heard in Charlotte. about 10 o'clock on .ha,
night.
"YoEKvILIx s. C.. Nov. 7, 1889.
Deer SIR Last night at about O'clock. Mr.
steee's store took fire by accident, Immediately al.
ter the Clerk bad len. and was consumed with
may Say all his Goods; also Mrs. M'Caw's house
was destroyed. and by much eKeriion the FIRE was
arrested al MIS-. M'CalI's house, whIen was sever.
al times on fire, but was saved by the exertious Of
The villagers and others in town. There as about
4DU lbs. Of po~ der Ia the store, " hlch when il ex
pioded threw ifc-brsnds in eIery direction, and
sci on hre the Courthouse and several other build
ings. which were exiinguished by applying wet
blankets. Much injury was sustained By the hol.
ders OF property IN The neighborhood Of the FIRE
BY the explosion. M. Latla's house aud furnl.
ture were much damaged, and N the others more
or less. No one was seriously injured in person.
same young men on the roof OF Mrs M'Caw's
houss, At one time were ia imminent danger by
the ladder having been removed, on which they
bad assembled, and by the time they had IT replaced
they were enseloped in smoke, and they only had
4 ~ time 70 b safe. Yours, respectfully"
-f. ,. The loss cannot be less than thirty thou.
and dollars. NJ Steele had Just received his
Fall Goods"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

On the 26lh uIlImo, the Legislature o
New Jersey re elected Gov. Pennington I,
the office OF Governor for the ensuing wear
The vote stood 40 Wing to "a Van Buren,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Wilmington Road.-.Thc Wilmington
and Halifax Rail Road Company have open.
ed two sections ofthelr Rail Road, one a, the
northern end, of II miles 10 extent, which
brings the road sou,hwardly to Enfield, the
other, of 40 miles in length, which carries
Il to Falson's Depot, at Goshen, completing
thereby, 81 miles of the Rail Road, and
reducing the staging to 80 miles only. Ten
miles more will be flashed IN November,
and 10 in December next LEAVING a, that
tune, but SO miles of the Road to DO done.
RAJ. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

A Sentence.-At the late session Of the
Superior Court, he'd a, Edenton, n. c.,
his honor J. l.. Bailey presiding, JOSIAH
Hill was convicted of perjury, and sen,enc.
ed to stand IN the plIIory for one hour, and
then TO receive thirty nine lashes, which was
immediately carried into effect.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

A Useful Officer. -, is stated in Sparks's
writings o! Washington, that, during the
American Revolution, the Legislature of
Mary land appointed an officer called an In,
tendant' "sesied with powers to destroy
that disorder IN the affairs ofthe State which
had arisen chiefly from bad money and ran.
Of money" Such an officer would be invaI.
liable at the present time in many other
places as well as in Maryland, and 10 midi.
vlduals as well as to governments.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

A STRAIT Rodd.-That part of the vii.
mng'on and Raleigh Rail Road, extending
from the Rocky Pom, station, to Moore's
depot, being about fifty miles, is as straigh,
as line can be draNn.-W;L Advertiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Raleigh and Castor Rodd-George W.
Nordeca,, Esq President of the Raleigh
and Gsston Rail Road Company, has left
th,s CITY for New York, whence he viii
sail IN The FIRST Packet to England, with a
view TO the negotiation of a loan. for the
purpose OF carving on the operations OF the
Company.-RaL Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

The Hon. S. S. Phelps 81 elected Unit
States Senator from Vermont after 90
many ballolIngs. H. viii succeed Mr.. Swl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

A vlllalnous attempt was made The other
night to destroy the buildings at The Moores.
vile depot, of the Wilmington d Raleigh
Rail Road Company. A parcel Of combus
tble matter was placed under one corner Of
the war house, and fire put to 1t, which
burnt large hole into the building before
II was discovered. A grea, quantity Of
merchandise was stored IN the ware. house.
Wilmington Advertiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-09

Murder.-A most awful murder was
committed 10 this county on me night of the
80 instant. Mrs. Tempy Shaw, wife of
Mr.. James Shaw, shot her husband through
the heart, and he expired instantly. We
nave not been able TO learn the particulars,
but understand that they had lived disagree.
ably together for some time. This is the
second murder we have had 20 record this
year, committed by Females in this county.
we iorbear comment, as the matter will no
doubt undergo Judicial investigation. Mrs.
Shaw has not been committed to jail yet for
the offence. 1t is supposed that she has
" cut out. "-Hahfar ADJ.
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NnarlnftR (
friday, November ., 1888.

|TTuelsneaoly AeeideHt.-we understand tina,
-, melancholy accident occurred week. before
!. the neighhorhood Of Mr.. Nathan Orr's. ia
,oau,y, which resulted IN the death OF a son
4 NJ, Jane Harris about Is years Of age. This
uhO was living with Mr.. Orr, and some other
l., !, night went out 'fOssum hunting, aud af.
As;sy ca, for sotne time turned too and made
=. and laid down and vent 70 steep While
~s,e asleep The FIRE caught dead tree and
-, !, down, which isli upon young Harris and
Es.Asd histo death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
MANIAC Frs.
SMITH, G. A. HOOD,
A. N. BREWER.

> 0
1t is astonishing what effect the invitation to a
ball has upon civilized being. 1t is altogether a
different sensation from that caused by invitation
to a dinner. had invitation 10 dinner at the AS
tor House on New Years Day. had similar one
to attend the Krout .fete-but they could scarcely
awaken in theseul single ripple of desire As Ham
ler says, man delighteth not me-" but woman does,
and tina, is more than the philosophic prince ever
ventured 10 say.
"Will you come to the ball?' asked the young
gentlemen.
couldn resist the fair prospect Of the many beau
dul young girls that will be present on that occasion,
and so answered ''yes at once Imustgo, suppose,
even al the risk flosng heart ridded almost Of its
last throb by the pressure in the money market. No
matter, the pressure of fair hand is sufficient
quita
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
From the Argentin Republic.

We have Buenos Ayres papers to the 18th No.
vember last The British Packet, and Argentine
Nens "observes with satisfaction that the practice
of boys throwing stones in the streets has attracted
the attention Of authority" and that some order will
be speedily taken in the matter.
The G1ceta Mercantile, OF the l4th Nov, gives
list OF individuals of Emonte, who have subscribed
$685. rs horses and 81 oxen in aid of the war with
General Santa Cruz.
The obituary Of Bsenos Ayres, from the lst 10 the
7,h November, consisted of 80 persons.
The killing of dogs in Buenos Ayres and its envl-
rons commenced for the season on 3lst October on
which day, according to note addressed TO the
Chiefof Police, by Don Cirlaco Csluho, Command
ant Of the VIgilantes cabalio (Horse Patro), ~
par of dogs ears were sent TO the Police Depart
men sThis collecting of the ears as tally upon the
number of dogs put 10 DEATH is we presume new
practice Up TO the 18th instant, there have been
slaughtered according the official nstes Of Senior
Culilo, asa dogs and their ears forwarded as above
related.
The war between Chill and Peru was going on bat
nothing decisive had occurred The Chians are
much exaspera,ed that French brig Of war should
have conveyed General Santa Cruz from Calao 10
La paz, where the Peruvian force is posted.
Theatricals seem to flourish in Buenos Ayres. Don
Jose Fen proprietor of the theatre In that city, has
presented to the government in aid OF the war with
Santa Cruz the proceeds Of the performances on 3lst
October, amounting TO sl6I9
One Benjamin Cueto, who published scandalous
libel acans, his father has been sent by the govern
ment on board the hulks because the publication was
dishonor to the couatry, and dangerous precedent
We do not find that there was any tral indeed, in
all these newfangled republics, the spirit of law has
not yot introduced itself 1t is the old Spanish ty-
rannyi in social matters that still exists.
Climate of Buenos Ayres.-The month of Novem-
her generally SO pleasant in this country, as being
the irst month Of summer has hitherto been bolster
Gus, cold, damp, and cherries, and winter attire
generally worn. In some houses during the evenings
fires were lighted.
Six persons were shot at Buenos Ayres on the 10Th
October for the murder Of General Qulroga and his
re,nue in the territory Of Cordeva the 10th Febru
ary 1886. Six accomplices were sentenced to draw
lots for who three were TO suffer death. The fatal
ticket. were drawn by Ccsario Peralta, Francisco
Peralia, and Marcelo MARQUEE Al the same time, in
another part of the city, the two Reinaes and Santos
Perez were ass shot, principals in the same msr-
der. They met Their fate with much frmness, and
many females were present to witness the spectacle.
In the British Packet of the l4,h October there is
very long letter about Mr.. Sas F.. Burrows, late of
thi. city. Its interest," however does not justify any
extracts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

or SUNDAY 2s Instant, Rebesa, daughter OF John
rah hcCuoch, In the % year Of her age
The riess and respectfully invited 10 AZ
tend the funeral rem the residence Resde street. this AFTER
noon, nj O'Clock.
On Sunday msruiug the 2ls Instant David Nevin aged 81
years.
On the 2a instant Mr. william Lawrence in the sis ,ear Of
his age, - "
the Goth instant John Barr sadser In the ss,h year Of
his
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTs.-Tbe Civ In.
pecor reports death OF Lea during the week end
ing on saturday, Jam 20 virSo mes, q women s2boy %
girls fetal l2s =
D,ean,-Apcplery, > sbscess s.hns, I; sseurism, 4;
bleeding from the stomach IL bleeding burned scaded
ehs,era morbps consumption is commissions ls Group or
hives y casualties, conjesion OF the BRAIN dpvred A.
delrum trenens dopy, u dropy in the head o. dropy
IN the chest dsrrhccs dysentery Z; fever 90 scarlet
2; do typhoid, u do ttsn Inflammation Of The brain
u DO. the lungs, ~ DO chest 3; bowels a. do liver 4 s
sanity, J; inemperasce, sundce q mslfsnation Il srss
mus messesf mortiheser, old age l; palsy Il rheu-
nstis~, v small poS, >; teetline 81 unknown : "
lgesOthe Of year under 81 between The are
o. sns w and M and TO- u 10 2oSJ 20 end 80 H.
and 90 o 40 and 50, 49, 50 and g. so 10 81 70 and
Places q sary Un,e States 100, Ireland III Esslsps
" France Gersany b Prussia I; Brsz L. Il Upknewn,
vi whom were from the Aims House Bellevue; from
pitsl.
HENRY q. .DUNNEL City Inspector.
City INSPECTORS Office Jan 20 Ip3e - -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

Sin JOHN CeLBoRN AND THE ScHLossER OUTRAGE.
As soon as Sir Jehn Coborn heard OF the affair of
the Caroline at Schlssser, he Immediately superse-
ded all the parties engaged in il, either as principals,
or approving it. Colonel Maitland was sent to
fill McNab's post, and Sir John himself will replace
Sir Francis Head the former being commando :
chief of both Provinces
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23
CLlSroS Hall yesterday an cleo
ton took place Of the Trustees OF this Association,
and the following gentlemen were elected =

CLtSTow Hall ostcrday an eec-
ton took place Of the Trustees of this Association,
and the following gentlemen were elected =
PHILIP HoSE, Asa BIGsLow, Jr.
JSu W. LE.vTTr, Rgvo q. HAscE,
- :. Rowland, HENRY ~ ELLIOTT,
DAVID LEE.
The defeated ticket was headed and supported by
John Haggerty, who was formerly one Of the Trus-
tees They have all been turned out, neck and heels
II will be recolleced that last year these old Trustees,
John Haggerty among them, turned me out, by their
agent, Mr.. Brown, although paid $500 rent per an
nun, quarterly in advance. They are now them
selves turned out, and very properly 30. Daring the
last year. the place that rented has only paid
s4O0, the rest being lost in bad tenants.
But this is not ALL II will be also seen by the law
proceedings in another column that my friend John
Haggerty has also been defeated IN his suit against
me in the Superior Court Chief Justice Jones has
ordered perpetual stay ofhe proceedings IN Johns
case against me. Thus at every point have been
victorious over the most vindictvc and malevolen
opposition that ever was raised to an individual IN
New York full graphic, interesting, laughable,
and amusing history, with my forgiveness Of John
Haggerty and his restoration to my love and chris
tan esteem together with full account Of the folly
Of my enemies will be gwen tomorrow.
~ There were built in the city Of Baltimore, in
80. ,o,, ondino Ianuary LET 1879 three hundred and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-23

FLORIDA WAR-One hundred and thirty one Sc
minoe Indians and negroes, under guard of United
States troops arrived at New Orleans on the l4lh
instant, in tho Eliza q. Abbey from Tampa Bay II
was reported when she left, that Fort Clnch was at
tackled by the Indians the 18th December but no.
thing positive had transpred.