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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
WILLIAM CHEssNIAN.

No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sT, ,PHILADELPHIA. Manutactwa of Military and SpOrtsman's Articles; SUCH as Leather, Cloth, Felt, Silk, Beaver, S Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all patterns, viz; Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car touch boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts Of ai kinds, Canteens, Knapsacks different patterns Fire Buckets. Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and Pickers, Fumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps, les- her Stocks, Gun Cases supeiis quality, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Drums, Sc. Sc. tt lis|
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers, can have them Lealherned at very short aotce, sngly or hy the dozen, K nr 4l#sfs
 0o-Orders thankfully received and punclually a,- tended to. P iaa feb20 70Cmo
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0c-I offer my to the voters of Mobile county as eandnate for the office of County Clerk, a, the ensuing August election.
 Jan15 39te EDWIN RUST.
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The sale ofthe Bank property which com- menced yesterday, will be continued today at II o'clock
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It srnm'red that preparations are in progress 10 get up another presentment against Bishop On ler- donk, in New York, and 10 try him on a number 0f frssh charges.
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The following frsm the Lowell Offering is wortl oi Krummacker. or Jean Paul; isf.h Y

oi Krummacksr, or Jean Paul;
 TIE WASTED FLowEBs.-On tho velvet bank of rivuIet sat a rosy ch,Id. Her jap was flsd gf
 flowers and garland of rose-bnds was fwIned around her neck fer face was radiant tho snn- shine that fell upon iii and her voice was ss clear as the bird which vvharbled at her side. elsA
 The little stream went singing on, and with every xusb of its music the oh Id lifted flower in its dim. pied hand, and with rry laugh threw il upon it, nsre p0wins less, aad with lbs sw,a mpg0p Sf
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Merchants Shot Tower Cont v Of Baltimore ID RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the Merchants, N Traders and Sportsmen generally that they are prepared to furnish at their SHOT WORKS. on Eutaw street, Baltimore, an assortment of DROP SHOT of all sizes. t iHf iH A Also patent compressed BUCK SHOT of the same character and finish as those that were former- ly manufactured these works, and gave such entire l satisfaction to sportsmen and others who had used
 No. 3-a4O to the lb No. 0-l44 to the 10.
 i-isS i-isS do do oSS- S-' ss do do Together W wth an assortment of well finished Rifle and Musket BALLS. BAR LEAD. Be. &c. which will be disposed of on pleasing terms. Nell
 feb26 7ot THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y.
 S MN, Agent for Messrs s. Stock & Co.,, Wine Merchants of Paris. and to the late Donlk Lynch of New-York, having just returned from France, offers for sale the following superior Wines of his own direct importation, viz: it | Brame Cantenac, l8i0) .--Itaf rf Grand Yin Ieo,ille 1888 cases o'o ooze" oo'''eS | Chateau afitte 1840 | Superior Golden Sherry cases three dozen bottles do Moselle Wine, do one do do | St. Julien, Sauerne, Medoc, and superine Cog mac Brspdy in casks .f -.tt{fg 4 s.-yt.f -,.'TYf | w. w. B. also offers any quantity of s. Stock q Co.'S brand, the "Cordon Blue" Champagne. which owing to it's superiority, has become favorte Wine throughout the United States and takes this oppor-
 tunity of informing the public that spurious article has been manufactured (bearing ihe same brand) in France for the markets of the Union. None is gem uine except il bears the annexed stamp on the re- spective corks: if aiuot a s. 7i The only drecr importers m the United States are
 Messrs. Barclay & Livingston Il, New York, and the undersigned in ,hi. city. Apply to a | W.W BONNIN Agent, 62 Roya-st, N. Orleans, | OTTO JAMES MAGEE & CO, Mobile. | feb25 74Mmo
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U-The undersigned announces himself as a can- didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ,y, at tine ensuing August election. h. 4i
 ianl7 Ate JACOB 8. MARSH. ;
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oo-The friends of WELLS W. GAY will sup- port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianI6 4Otes rt.. >,i'f ft
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The House of Representatives have passed an im- portant Commercial bIll, which grants a drawba on all foreign goods re-sl'ipped from the United States in their original packagrs to Canada. Haii. fax, Santa Fe, Chihuahula or elsewhere,
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Our readers will perceive by our advertising CO., umos, that the Concert of Madame HAMMARsKoLD and Mr. BARTON, which was 10 take place this evening, is pOs.oned to To mOrrop Evsnlns, when the lovers oi music may expect rich entertainment.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
 Thomas A. Pannell, vs. yendItionl exponas.
 E.rd;u.a.l A,a..

- ftyEFbs - WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House
 w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of April, IS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and 4o'cock PM. of said day. all the right title and
 interest of Frederick Ayers, in and to the following described piece parcel lot of land and premises, situated in the cityof Mobile, at the southwest in, ter.eclion or corper of Government and Warren sts
 The sameis to be soIdas the property of F. yers, by virtue Of the above stated vendItioni exponas, , which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile coun. ty and to me directed. ;t,l... .,,f. z. ,
 mh4 SOtds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. 0.
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THE MISSING PACKET SHIPs.-It was hoped that the Liverpool steamer would bring advces of the safety of the missing packets Eng land anu Unit ed States. But, we regret to say nothing has been heard from them There is great fear that they lost in the tremendous gale which des- Toyed the ship Dorchester, of Boston. It IS, how ever, to be noted, that advices from the Western Islands are only to the 24th of January, and from Cadz and Lisbon to the 22nd; dates not SO late us to exclude the idea of the missing ships having sub- sequently arrived there m a crippled state The England saied from Liverpool December Ist, and me United States November 18th. We are indebted to Msssrs. Harnden Co. for a list of the passen- gers on board the two shpf, and to the Commer rcia
 iow.ng statement includes, is supposed, all the ,,. .,ns nm board.
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The U. 8. Gazette shrewdly remarks that news- paper may pablish the sppoirtmenfs that are to be made, but wha, paper would be able 10 publish the
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Total in the two sh,ps

Total in the two ships s..............l .l64
 Rev Mir. Tuiioch, one of the cabin passengers ia the United States, is said to have left Scotland in consequence of forging check of fl25. Should he srrv- here, t is understood that he will be innle ntey arrested. lfh- has eone to another ,sibunal, j, is ihe same before which must all soon appear. It was supposed that Baptisl clergyma', formerl, settled in Waterford, N. Y., and his c,mp1nio we dn board one of these ship, but the names do poi appear ip tbe isL
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 O3- The eighth tria to elect A Mayor of the city of Boston, which took place on Friday last. resulted in the choice of MT. DAVIS, the American Republ- candidate. The vote stood: for Parker, whig, 4,376; for Davis, A. Rep. 4,672i scattering 322.
 gJ- The Madisonian says that the President has sent into the Senate Treaty recently concluded by our Minister al Bogota, which is sad to be highly important to the trade ahd commerce of the United States.
 GJ- The Paris National of January 3Oih, says that the steamers buih by the French government for transatlantic navigation, to be employed m other uses the project for whose execution they were constructed having been formally abandoned.
 O- At the late session of the legislature the eee ton precinct at Wilkinson's in this county, wal abolished, and new precincts established at the house of Wm Seals and at the house of Sol. Ander |
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MOBILE
r"esday Morning, March 4, 1s45

The eastern mail and express came through yes- ertiay.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PoRTe RIco.-Grsat Loss of Property. We learn from the Exchange Reading Room Books, that the brig Water Witch, this porl brings accounts of great fire that took place in the Bay of Ponce the morning of the Sd February. The fire broke out about half. past g o'clock. A. M, and in less than three hours every house and stick from the custom house eastward were consumed m all, about fifteen of the principal houses and stores, and larger number of smaller tenements, occupied by poor inhabitants, together with a number of cooper sheds, &c The amount of property lost is estimated at about S150, 900 to $20O, ,O0O Among the sufferers the principal ones are Messrs. Dede & Uverman; Cobsera, Lacroix & co Rocea, Locot CO.,; Corso, Font & CO. ; Mrs. Davidson; Pondo, David Hatch, T. Ahrens q CO.,. and Brandaw.-[B Baltimore Clipper.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

0C-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, at the election on the first Monday of August next jan14 38tes
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oo- 70 the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- lhorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election t febS 60tilee
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A SCISSORS NOTlCE-The unders ened hay. h ing been appointed Assessor of the State taxes sf lo45, for the city and county of Mobile, will si two days at each of the following precncts, from o'clock AM until PM. All interested are respect, fully solicited 10 attend and fand in their tax lists.
 . Ash Regiment Alabama Mii,tia.
 Beat ], Court House, on Friday and Saturday, the l4lh aud 18th March.
 Beat 2, Mississippi Hotel, Monday and Tuesday, the 17th and 18th Maj oh. Beat 3, West Ward Hotel, w Wednssday and Thurs. day, the 18th and 20ih March. l
 Beat 4, Railroad Coffee House, Friday and Satur. day, the Els, and 22d March,
 Beat 5, Arcade, (on St. Michael,) on Monday and Tuesday, the 24th and 25th March. ,. =
 Beat 6, Stone street Coffee House, on "Wednesday and Thursday, 26ih and 27ih March. .
 S9h Regiment Alabama Miiifia. .;,t Beat Barilli's. on Friday and Saturday, the 18th and 2Stb March. ...l .t.'''... Beat 3, D. Simmons. on Monday and Tuesday the 3lst March and lst April. XII Beat 4. Mount Vernon, W Wednesday and Thursday the 2d and Sd April. .ss,s .,'. ..-.'l ' Beat 5. Georges, Friday and Saturday, the 4ll and 5lh April. Beat ?. Wheeler's, Monday and Tuesday, the Eth and Sth April. f ...gn..,.. e--
 Bea, l, Denny Nichols, Wednesday and Thurs mh4 sOtf , -''' ISAAC DoNAvAN.
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lSHERJFF,S SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE. .at. Donald R. w. McRae, Adm'r of T. James, dec'
 vs. venditioni exponas. tn , Edgar R. James, and John Gayle and Robert D. James, hIs securities. .et WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county. on the first Monday oi March, le45, between the hours of n o'clock AM. and 4oclock PM. of said day, all tIe right title and interest of John Gayle, in and to the following de. scrbed piece, parcel lot of land and premises sit. uated, lying and being in the county of Mobile, on the north side of the Three Mile Creek and descrlb- ed as follows, to wit:-c0mmencinga at the northeast corner of David Files lot of land the sad St. Ste- phens Road thence along the west side of said Road north l03 degrees, nine (9) chains 5l links, to stake; thence south Fl degrees west, fifteen (l5) chains and eghty-four (s4) links stake; thence south lOt degrees, east (9) chans and 5l links, to stake on the north line of said David Files line or lands; thence north Fl degrees east, along said Fies' line, fifteen (15) chains and S5 links, to the place of beginning. containing fifteen (l5) acres. and bonded as foilows east by the St. Stephens Road, north and west by lands of T. L. Toalmin, and south by lands or formerly belonging to Da- vd Files. The above described lands are to be sold as the property of John Gayle, by virtue of the above stated writ of yenditloni exponas, which issued from
 the Circuit Court of Clarke county and to me directed
 feb1 54tds v 0. BANCROFT, Sheriff M c.
 9a- Postponed by consent of plaintiff until ths lst Monday in April lS45. si'' .ut.",,,- ,..,
 mhI sOtds 6. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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I'2-lh Reduction i'm the price of Ice. TI7'T T A T the Mobile Ice House the price of Ice is tenn "A porally reduced to halfa cent a pound for all quantities exceeding 10 cents worth. a.la3 Y
 The expense ofcuttlng up will make it needinl to ask more for small quantities. For 6 cent piece there will be given six pounds. For ten cent piece twelve pounds. Ii is hoped the friends and custom CTS of this establishment will hasten to realize the benefit of this low price, which is found cannot be continued through the season. i .l ' '1 N'
 Per order, THOMAS McNELLIS,
 mh4 80NK Kmo .l- il Ice House Keeper.
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FOR MONTGOMERY

ilf4m FOR MONTGOMERY. .. H The splendid passenger steamer S1zssazz SAM DALE. F. Nj. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on WEDNESDAY, 9th instant, al 10 o'clock AM. positively.
 For freight passage, having superior accom- modatons, apply board or to
 nh4 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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A FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. o | .SSA The schooner EVELINA, CaptaIn Peter Sa@ak son, burthen no tons, IS nowready for busi ness Apply on board or to fatot
 mh4 su -s ]. H. RIVERS & co. f
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The following Poem was written by pupil o The Utica Female Academy-a gni cf srisfn! It is justly characterized by N. P. Willis as "wondsrful ly original and beautiul:''
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FOR COLUMBUS AND WESTPORT. h N The fine steamer DALLAS, Tho EssEaE7z55 mas Adams master. will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on THIS DAY, 4th inst. al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage appl, on board or 10
 mh4 CAMPBEI1 OWEN G co. Agents.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.

FOR TUSCALOOSA. A Ia h The new, splendid doublO.engine !sz5ezza soEax- steamer TUSCALOOSA, P. LaVer- gy master, will leave for the above and all ntermedi ate landings, on THIS DAY, 4th March, a, o'clock PM For freight passage apply on board or to mh4 MOSES WAKING & CO, Agents.
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THE MIsslsG PACKET SHIps.NIt was hoos

ARRIVED Hnsos-At Boston, 2lst-Bark Oxford.
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FOR TJlSCA1.OOsJ

i"" FOX TUSCALOOSA. h "a N The fine, fast running steamboat EEsztEz BOURBON. J. A. Case master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant al 5o'ciock Pm. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mh4 MOSES WAKING & co.
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Merry maiden! who at idly wasting the precious moments so bouniilully bestowed upon hee-see in the thnughtess, impusive child, an emblem of thy self. Each moment is perfumed flower Let s fra- grance be dispensed in blessing all around thee. and ascend az sweet incense its benefcent Giyer.
 Else, when thou hast careessly flung them from thee, sssst them receding the swift waters of time thou wilt cry, with the weeping child-"Bring me back my howers!" And the only answer will he an echo from the past-"Briug me back my dowersl"
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FOR LIVERPOOL. .SSA The first class Br. bark AGNES GIL 74s4 MOUR, Anderson master. For freight, ap- ply 10 Imh4J GEO. MARTIN. ..
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FOh hOAINESVTLLE. I| h k The very fine fast running StE5sszszaz7z5575z steamboat ELIZA, W. II. Roberts maser will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY 4th inst. at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mb4 M WAKING G co.
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EXPOSsTS.

Tn .aINnge on The cargo and mhlefIaIa Ol deer ed Jan. 7. this year, amounts to SC .32l cargo and materials saved, about S14 GOO.
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FOX PHILADELPHIA. .SHM The brig HUNTRESS, Baker master Hstsk having most of her cargo engaged will have despatch for the above port. For freight orpasssge apply 10 l-| 5 &9 -
 mh4 BEERS & SMITH, 2s St Michael. st.
 FOR BALTIMORE. sSTA The schoone' NIMROD, Chase, master, SataaG wants 90 to 75 bales cotton to compiels her cargo. Applyto .....t.,, ' Inh4 JAMES SANDS & co.
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S uNDRIES-l50 hbls Rectifed Whiskey
 zO casks new Gin Sides, Shoulders and Hams l50 bbls superfne Flour; 30 hhds tair Sugar
 102hhds strictly prime Sugar Ses' 300 bags prime white Corn; 300 do Yran s
 50 bbls Molssses, in store and to nrive per scirs Hornet and Cora, for sale by lI gnI' mh3 MARSHALL, ROWE & CO M
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LNAMILY GROCERIES, &c--Tbe subscF5ers | offer for sale choice and well selected ssch
 mh3Uw N E corner Conii and Water-sts. -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-05

CAIAFoRNIA.--The Mexican department Of Cali
fornia il now attracting much attention from the
people Of Great Britain, France, and the United
States. II has rich soil and a fine climate, and
seems to be destined by its situation harbors, and
proximity to Asia, to have large influence at some
period upon the worlds commerce and politics.
The British seek its possession as an Indispensable
means of checking the territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
the United States, and will endeavor to acquire it.
probably, by the foreclosure of mortgages held in
England upona portion Of the soil. In the spring
Of 1897 the entire funded debt of Mexico was con-
solidaed, by an arrangement made by her minister
with the London house of Lizard e. Co., who re-
ceived from the Mexican government one half the
amount of existing bonds in new bonds of the con-
solidatcd fund.- and the other half in bond warrants
on the vacant lands in various departments, in.
Guiding California at the rate of four acres for each
pound sterling. The payment Of the debt SO Sc
cured, would become more certain, if the department
were annexed to the United States, so that no Just
argument can be drawn from the existence of these
mortgages in favor Of its transfer to Great Britain.
Such an event would be important to the United
States, since it would cut off from an easy and
independent access to the ports of ASIA with their
exhaustless riches. The New York Courier and
Enquirer Of yesterday contains a letter from Mr.
Gushing on this subject, and lays it down as an
axiom, "io be defended by ,rar, II necessary, that II
Merico ceases to California; II must become an into
grai part Of the United States" We shall resume
this subject hereafter Philadelphia NJ .fms,ican.
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ton to assume the State debts incurred during the
Revolutionary war, and which sustained an equal
depression. BY such means, his dominion over the
egislaiion of Congress- had become temporarily st-
preme; but, to render il and enduring in the
language Of Mr.. Jefferson, ''some engine Of influ-
ence more permanent must be contrived, while
these myrmidons were still in place to carry il
through all opposition" The engine here referred to,
was that now exploded institution, the Bank OF the
United Siaies-charered in the first instance after
violent struggle and long hesitation on the part
Of the then President
The federalists, by the course of events, and the
agencies employed, got formally into power, and
then commenced the reign of terror under the pesi
dency Of John Adams The measures successfully
introduced by his administration have given it a
dsgracefdl notoriety. But the temper of the domi-
nant party then, appears to have been in keeping
with its political principles, and is strongly indicated
by Mr.. Jefferson in these words; "No one, who was
not witness Of the Of that gloomy period, can
form any idea Of the affecting prosecutions and per-
sonal indignities we had to brook"
But we forbear at present to indulge in further
observations upon this subject
Il will, we presume, be admitted by all the can
did, that the eminent men who illustrated the close
of the last century, and the beginning Of this, by
their talents, and still more by their contests upon
great political principles have been reuy the found
ers of the two parties which exist In the United
States.
The republicans of l645, in unmistakable atm
ity with such men as Jefferson, spontaneously
vouch him authority for their general course of
policy. The wings, with an opposite analogy, must
look in an opposite direction for any thoriiy
which the wisdom of the past can supply.
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PAwLowNIA IMPERIALIs OF JAPAs.-This magni-
fcent tree, introduced to our country two years
since, and now for the first time propagated to any
extent, has proved perfectly hardy both at Paris
and in this countryside last severe winter not in
jurng even the ends of the shoots
The foliage is Of the richest velvcty green, borne
on long graceful petioles. The leaves are entire,
and of rounded ovate form, and usually fifteen
inches in diameter, but have the present season. on
the trees in Princes nurseries, measured twenty two
inches in diameter. The flowers are pale purple
and snowy, and are produced in abundance, even
on young trees. At Paris this tree has grown
twelve feet in single season. and this season very
dminutiye plants have grown eight TO ten feet since
the middle Of May. In Japan they attain height
of forty to fifty feet, and will probably attain the
same height here. They come from the same re-
gion Of country as the alianthus, and grow with
even greater rapdty; and as that has pinnatcd, and
this species entire leaves, we think the pawownin
will command precedence. As yet, however, it is
comparatively scarce and dear
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Sr LOUIS. This city appears TO increase with
wonderful rnpidity; over 1900 houses having been
erected within the present year, and more in de-
mand.--E Y. Sun.
BurrER.-One Vermont farmer brought ninety
ions Of butter into the Boston market from small
town in the mountans.--B.
FATAL AccIpEsr.-At Paducah, Kentucky, on
the 18th ult, while the workmen were preparing to
launch new steamer, called the Joan Of Arc, the
boat slipped from the ways, and killed the mate and
four hands--Ib.
STEAMBOAT BuRSr.-The steamboat Native took
fire while lying at Cranes Landing, Black river, on
the morning of the 2lst ult., at o'clock, and was
burnt to the waters edge The books, papers, and
about four thousand dollars worth Of merchandise
belonging to Capt Cooksey, were also consumed.
GB
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The STOLEN TRUNK WITH THE DRAFTS AND vALU-
ABLE PAPERS FouND.--Two sons of Mr.. Walker, in
Frankfort, were rowing on the fats, about half a
mile below the upper falls, where they discovered a
trunk. On examining il, they found il contained a
great many papers; and having heard ofhc robbery,
they supposed it to be the stolen trunk.
They Immediately conveyed it home, when their
father gave information to Mr.. Wells.
II is supposed that all the drafts are saved, with
other valuable papers. But the money WINS gone.
Further developments will follow, and there is
reason to believe that truce of the robbers and
money will soon be had-Roehssisr Daily Democrat,
.Nor. /.
The amount of money in the trunk was about
$50, 900, and the persons seen in the who were
at first suspected Of taking the trunk have been ar
rested in Cleveland, Ohio; being followed thither by
the police