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The New York herald., 1845-01-29
THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
To- 22 CATHERINE STREET, BETWEEN EAST
BROAD WAY AND HENHV STREET

IuE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. 22 CATHERINE STREET, BETWEEN EAST
BRQAD WAY AND HENRY STREET
III HAWKES., having fitted up Paror as General News
friends and Ropes by attention business to merit con-
in the public line = -
perf regularly -
hs Bar supplied with choice Wines and Spirits, fine flavor.
20 Vesars, and nne raie Ale &c. j23 lm*ec
GHNTLMEMENS H M CLOTHING
M NIlEMt.N On FAMILIES DESTROYS Of conyena ,sto
their gpeTuYGqpf ~ e 81. Ss M from
families cntemen quitting the city or changing rc
sd.hce having effects of the kind dispose or will ni
ncv 20 their advantage TO send for the SHbscber who viii
II. LEvGTT. Once No: Wall street.
v&A line through the Post Once or otssrwiss, viii be-
pnncfhslly attended TO. jaa I'm src
OBFlEE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMFANY.
ELECTION for Directors Of this nstituion fcr In.
enng year. viii be held at the Office Of the Company No
30 W,Y street, on Monday the 3D. Of February next.
roi 1pen rom ~ o'clock M to o'clock r. M,
i2oEsrc GEO r. HOPE, Secretary.
OFFICE oFTHE HEAUBURN x ROCHESTER, r. r. Coz
~ro,L,r :, CArANDAIouA A, lith January, I845 (
NoilCE Is hereby given that the Directors Of ihsCom-
cent Se on % ~, asy ~ declared reg dividend of per
pohu d their business for the current sir months Stock
holders rhose stock registered in CITY Transfer Books
for this company will receive Of the Stats
Of New Eok IN The City Of New York. those whose stock
will receive payment at this Office. =
The Transfer Books will b closed The ins,ant for ten
jistfl .le 'Ai"ooR' Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1845-01-29

LECTURE DELIVERED IN ST.. PEreRs CHuRcH ON Sun.
DAY EVENING, JANUARY Goth, ls45, Rr THE REVEREND
DIR. PuE.
The New York herald., 1845-01-29

TVN cNILE-I ne fi0use and Lot NO. Wall street,
" being 40 feet front Wall street. The building five
mes high exclusive OF the basement and The
dousy arranged for Offices stores and purposes The
whole is in excellent order
Also, the three-story brick Stores Nos is Maiden
sne aud the three story brick building the side of
adons the property Maiden lane These premises are in
good order and well situated for business. - :"
All the above mentioned property well tenanted and
Tor permanent investment peculiarly desirable.
j25 2w*rc h. X. TILLOU So Wall street
The New York herald., 1845-01-29


By WIN. GEoRoE-The land we left, and the land we
live in
By a GuEsT.-Breada day auld-beer year suld-
meat bath bet and caud and wife that ill never scald
BY JOHN HALDANE.-May the rudiments Of the educa
lion and industry which learnt in braid Scotland
never be put to bad purpose in this the land Of
choice.
BY GUEsT.-Burns and Scott, Scotands brightest
poesA bed of thistes to the dot who can reed their
works without appreciatpg and venerating them
After the President had retired, toast was drank
10 his health, and thanks for the able and satisac-
tory manner with which he had conducted the
festivities
The health and fireside of Major Sinclair was
likewise drank, as well account OF services on
his occasion, as his being of the originators
Of the Burns anniversaries, and having presided at
revious ones JOHN MORRISON Sec'y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

~ FE examination q tas
/ TUE Will commence "a t-1 i'--
next.
The ensuing Session viii
the I3th January next. ...--.--
Experience has confirmed
entertained bl Us, thai no la>-'
meritoriously, The public com
tue long to exist without iae 'l-
heavy current expenses. TO sa.
downfall, which, according n -.
EN- of charging but hallm q p '--
lies before q. we are comp Fa
ceration IS 10 the times q Fal
therefore require, il iu'uis' r.
whole Session ia advance ---,-n
c. a. FOSTER r.
REcroa &
Oct. 22d. l24f-Sw
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

I@Fhe following sale is postponed un
III MONDAY The 9th day of January
next
TRUST SALE.
~ ~ - pursuance ola Deed of Trust executed n
- - W M Gordon, on the 9Th day OF NAV ism
% secure Inc payment of certain SIMS fba.aa1'
has hitaelohea f viii proceed to sell to The hobeaf
oddef i9r cash. al the Court house door ',gsl
o.. The 23rd day Of .yu1u aert
the ! ,I East half of Sections 20. Town
ton. ian ShickaSaW ces
b. eana, ae aDove s peed has been duly recorded in
Jan. IS, IA. -6m. trustee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
0I<Era<Ese's EsnIss. OF Colu.u.E,6a

For the Hair, from Comstock & Co.-Is posi-
live qualities are as follows:
lSt 1: Fer infants keeping The head free from
Scurf and causing luxuriani growth OF hair
= For ladies' after childbirth restoring the
skin to its natural StreL 9Th and irmDesS, and
preventing the falling out OF the hair,
): For any person recovering from any debil
lily, the same elect is produced.
4 Ii used in infancy I'll good growth is star
ted, il may be preserved by attention TO The lateS
period oflife
5: Ii frees the head from daadIuf, strengthens
the roots, impaFts health and vigor 10 the cirula
lion, and prevents the hair from changing col
or or getting gray.
6th-Tt causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in it over night.
SJNo lady'S toilet should ever be made with
out il.
tracted vermin in the head are Immediately and
EI had been bald about five Years-no Eaore
hair on the top of my head than on the back
my hand, and head covered with a thick scar
In this situation, about he 10Th of August last |
began using he Balm OF Columbia, from Com
stock & Co. since which time have used TWO
and half bottles ofthe Balm, which has uliy
resiofd nay hair and freed my head entirely from
scurf. My head IS now covered with fine flow
ing long hair, which any one may see ty calling
on me at Stamford, Connecicu'.
DARIUS s. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. T. Lew
is, on the South side of the public sqaare.
Also, by E. A. Talbot, sign OF the golden
mortar
April Is, 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
: ELLERs AND BOARDEsss
ACOAp FOrNn

4 , snnf Csoored cloth Coat very mpcb worn
Holy spp qea,sa nsa 1,b has 0ssn sen fond miles from
iSaoi IN the pocket. The Owner can ana
~ n Favlng ior this advertisement and csII;o, mem
tue subscriber with receipt from iba Insii,ng on
~. o-., r. b. ALEKANDEp
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
Wl1oLSSli WSnoIS li.i.aN la & CO
DRUGGISTS = a.
) L ffERS0N STREET
MEnPa


EaVe now opened anl res7-s
Jefferson Street, nearly o,S-'. 80 .ei E.
ciai Ho'els iwo doors We o1.
anu lew doors from Froa, Rae
complete stock of evervib5re
Dipg lin.e, VIZ: Oils oiaa Ei,S
c' ,9'uaS' SaoP iarninre, wfa8.v
fancy soaps and pefiulnesis
~ senei@' assortment Of sras
drugs aud medicines e5
To our old country fri,-ss ~.
soto, IlPFah, Latarete. Pm
counties, who have knaerrs.,r
sols,'iit 49, we peg 10 say we u,s-5
business with them b.'.sa.--. p
can ba sold in 5bi> mafk..-,
justify their pgrcla>.as t.-.
10 taeNoI,htgU lAe suzl. se-.r..
Dec I3ISI4 =. '-.s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

The undersigned, a. The - -.
1914 oflhe Probate Coaf. q a-
ty Mississippi. having been /
missioners, TO receiveend exai1s
OF the several Creditors OF ins
liam Patrick Deceased, TePoi"
by his Administrator VIII me- 60 e
Of the Clerk ofthe Probate
Springs on the third SaiuEd'ls s;rs
April and June next to Ff''i'
claims against said Estate. W!IIs
GORDENTIAA, IAA,,ssl =
WILLIAM Cfils
Jan. 3rd 1s44.-n2o-s@
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
SHABELY TREATED.

Il is not that,she bade me go,
And said I'd better stop my calling
tis-nof that she answered mol"
AS loud as could 5e-short of bawling
Ii was not tha: she slammed the door,
And set her nasty Iap.dog on me;
Ah no--greater, keeneI grief
Weigh down nay heaILand preys upon me-
: Icahnet bearto see her 90
lad promenade with other fellows;
cannot bear 70 see her walk
On rainy days. meath their umbrellas;
TO see such things a>going on
Excites my viriuous Indignation
II makes me swear, as one might say
ln vulgar phrase. "like all creation"
To see her seated in a chair,
With half dozen fops about her:
And hear the fool, AUGUSTUS. swear
lie cant exist day without her -
''Fis this which makes my withered hopes
Fall thick and fas. like leaves in autumn.
Aud causes my poor heart TO beat
Like young BEARS. when dogs have
caught him.
What il her father is the Squire.
=
She needn't cut me 10 the street
ID wouldn't hurt her 10 be civil.
But an my heart.strings are lutte
On which her hand unfeeling fingers
" ell. be il so the tune is sad,
But then It's played BY Beauty's fingers.
Enough : Enough I've lost the maid:
My mind is bordering on distraction
Yes, yes-Tll leave this classic shade.
And seek a wilder field ofaetion:
Far in the distant Texian land,
In wars proud ranks I'll seek for glory.
And then, perhaps, in later years
My name will sound in verse and story.
And if oh cruel. hearted girl,
You hear them tell about stranger,
Who wore the Lone Star on his breast,
And never cared cent fol danger,
Perhaps you'll proudly look around,
And with a sigh of sympathy,
Exclaim 10 al. your wondering frinds,
That brave young man once cour ted me-"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
n O T C. &

\ . / / Z .
The undersigned, having been, at the
September Term, 1914, 4,ofthe Probate Court
OF Marshall County Miss appointed Admin,
istrator of the estate Of John L CaYfinolon
dec d, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate TO present them
IL legal form within the time prescribed be
law or they will BE- forever barred. Per
sons Indebted to the estate arc requested to
make immediate payment
WALTER s. CARRINGTON.
Administrator of
]. 4. CARRIsGToN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
NATIONAL E0TEl.
FANOLA I C0UNTY AI,Ss

= MISS.
well j l,ep subscriber having taken charge oflbiz
bvE ~ ~ = establishment, formerly oeenn;a5
IL + ~. haile Eso, would respeclfnfiv
'0iie' 'hat ne is prepared 10 accomnoeate i,s
: = : ELAEEes AND BOARDEEss
ih IN a style not inferior TO any establisbmsn,
obn,aaings country. His rooms are made
shall sand he promises hat strict affenfi.
oe paid 10 all who may favor him viii
viii MS table shall, at all times be snnrfad
n III me choicest articles that can be nE,J eJ
hereins9o s ma fEet, and served up in a styIe na,
tfIsoiofe Pr cticed in This section OF .e, no.
StstI has good horstlers TO take cbsroa - -.
viii and nat branch Of the Establisbn,aa,
IL ~ De properly attended to. iiiieh'
= 04a- P. B. JONES.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
Exc ECUrOR'S NOTICE.

= NDAe . 1NO IOE.
he undersigned having. at The Novem
Der Tern, 1874, of the Probate Coprt q
Marshall county, Mississippi. obtained from
SAID Court, letters of Execntorshin n,on
he estate of David Hardin, Deceased-AH
persons indebted to said estate. are here5.,
requested 10 make immediate payment and
ment; and those having claims against said
estate are notified TO present, duly authenti
Gated, within the time prescribed bv law nr
the same will be barred
JEHU H. MCPHERSON
Executor
Dec. 18th l644-6t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

w Z have on hand the following Books.
Nv which we Will sell extremely tor 5oy cash
or on time 10 punctual men. Come and see. We
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can be
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
DENTAL SURGEON

moss wishing DR.. Ben,lev's Dental
Vics, can obtain them by address;nr 'a' ser
'nis eHce. August 24.h IsaI'io no'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

Mii!er's Letters, American Revolution
cambrid9e's Mathemat- Young Cadet
les, WoIcestcr's Geogra-
DAVIS Shades < Shad- ply and Atlas
Do. Description Ge- New S, STEM If Nor.
ometry, Camille a ArilEns4iic
Hawks Ecclesiastical Parlor Sonostpr,
History of the IT, S. ! Moo;'s 1E,Ieaias
DdfDy universal Ga Cooks voyages
zetieer, EIisconacr t.xarn ined
Wrirnss OF Washing RambIgs q Sa,nrsj. ,sl'
ton Isl
NeWton's Works Evaninoe. ~ Howe
horace, FIr91i, Cicero, Solitude Sweetened.
hIFh, Worcester's Element
tlayiars E0clid Palev's FgidsrSss
MIiiWrghl's Guide D5 rba,,nrt.
Groves Greek and Eng. Pastors Testimony
Dic'ohaly. Hopkins or he creed
! ! he ne Preacher, 2yol. Or Lardens EncycIo
Lie OF Livingston p5edia,
Council OF Nice Goidsmiih's Greece,
Beaumont on Gastric Do Rome
Juice 10 Of gr;r,
Bennii's bookkeeping. Bennel,S .l,it1, Ieits9,S
Mem0i1s of Hannah Weeo,s ~ -
Moore In,rars,fl, : go ol'
Chalmers Political e fi,0.l Lieof l5.rj,g ,5a''n'er'
Conomy, lrrifr, C,.,l.,.'
Lie Of Rev. Leigh Thom5peonsr 95-.9sis slsSs2s
g = .iii,ohd' ,o' Christian Professor
%Ilifly 81, tseli25on, Domestic Portfaitprp
Afflicted Famiiys com Barnes Not.s =
r, IhompSon'S Narrative
S+',s{}a:,i oi'fhFJs ours Go. Guide Health
Grimshaw'S Greece -ga.Ya,,,s,,,1 'ae0ia'
Catechism Grecian | fIcibars .rsr,,,l,.
+, -, il",t.eS, Comsf0ca'S Chemistry
81 p aus 1oly war, PaleY's SYNOPSIS
laaala, s,,.ls @nq l9 aythhS, Mallbyrns Geography
I1crFey'S Meditation of,ifI5
SIM ifx.s .x, al, Pocket 138ps of the
and AtIss "pfiy different States
6eRtlefnen and Ladies' i,n, f}9,;,s.r ANe''6
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
ADMINISTRATORS 4 N0r

ADMINISTRATORS N.r~
The undersigned having. s..t S
term 1874 Of ,be Probate Crr
County, Mississippi. phama
Court Letters of fAImiafs-.s
estate Of John Absrnttar l.s.f.
", Deceased. All persarsa5.-
es.ate, are hereby req1es,d ar
dlate payment; aud those laFrr
Cainst said estate are notified
duly authenticated, waam ts
scnbad BY LAW. or the SANE ua. 8.
BUCkNER ABERNHnr
y YATD II ABERNNHY
Nov. Sth l64i-nl2-6r
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
LANDS, LANDS,

The Union Bank of Tennessee offers
10: sale on the usual Terms the following
tracts of land. The titles are regular. The
agents IN the various Counties are referred.
hen no agent IN county address the un-
deTslgned at Holly Springs or Memphis.
JOHN 1. DiSMUKES, Agent &
attorney IN fact U. Bank Nashville Tenn
25th, Nov.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
IS: ::::::IJNl0N HALL f:|:
az==1zz<sS
Z. c. ETc1EACAEN, Proprietor.

CAPITOL STREET, JACKSON, MISS.
IBE Proprietor, formerly of Pontoioc and late
oi Memphis, Tennessee has taken The above
vel known Establishment and would te pleas
ed 10 see his old friends and the travelling tom-
munity in general His prices will be in accor-
danee with the times May, Is, 44--f.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

inquire for Dr James v
AN -UlSpEpFta 49,
CONSU s.I-IIEE PILL,
For ihe cure at dY.pFF.i7. eaf#
in The breast, VL-H ne t#at f, s.,
ated, spilufg ol t.osd. care-ia --
paints Of The bowels, pI.?ua.#-
coSlive habits, iUss cl alg.Hss
stomach, sc.
Enquire EST Dr. Sd. .ia..
Neger ta5ijag Horn tssiIa5t
for Cbiiirsa
This medicine Is Infinitely
o her worm medicine Iuai Ess
The public iG every respee. a--
tor which Ills compounded. ;. .-a
Sud 5v RIP. LEWIS.
Soush SIDE ul
Holly Springs, Mis-.
Oct 25, 1914. 4
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

As agent for the owners, the subcriber
offers for sale on the usual terms, the fol-
lowing tracts of land. The titles are all
regular.
III CRAFT,
AT Henry Anderson's Office
Holly Springs, Miss.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

20, 0ol H. b. CLAYTON Ag't Carroilville
Ilshaninoo County
CIICk asa ~ LII ~ y
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
PONroTOC COUNTY.

JOHN Q. HOLIDAY Z 5 miles north
of Houston Agent
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

TISHAMINGO COUNTY.
oection Is Town r. 6 K
lTAWAMBA COUNTY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
MONROE COUNTY.
DESOTO COUNTY

WEST OF TIE BASIS MERIDIAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10
TIPPAH COUNTY

EAST OF THE BASIS MERIDIAN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-10

OOPY PIates. Portfolios El,,,
pooa p' Old Music, and sappiy of oai,s
ar;, ,Tt.3aiiers, Sealing Wax &C. A1e'iei
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
THE FARMERS LIBRARY.

We have just received from those spirited and
enterprisins publishers, GREELI g. McELRArN,
of the Tribune Office the first number of the Far
mer's Library and Monthly Journal Of Agrieulr
ture; new work which has just sprung into ex-
istenco under the editorial management Of that vet
and distinguished pioneer in the field of A G.
rcultural Literature. JoHS S. SKINNER.
This work, as its ti,e imports, will be arranged
into two divisions
let. The Farmers Library, embracing the best
standard FORKS on Agriculture;
2d. The Monthly Journal, embracing original
and selected articles, presenting account of ex-
perimen,s, improved principles, new implements.
discoveries in agriculture, Sc. &c.
The present number obounds in excellent matter
original and selected---snd will Of itself amply
remunerare the farmer for the price of whole
years subscription. We shall frequently draw
upon its valuable pages.
Let any man compare this work, with its hand
some engravings its beautiful typographical execu-
ton, its solid philosophical contents, with the first
farming periodical which, in April, 1879, issued
iron the American Press under the superintend-
anee OF the same ndomitsble Editor, and no can
not iaii TO be most wildly impressed, from the evil
denee which Ihis publication affords with the rap
id advance Of mechanical skill--the wonderful pro-
gress of agricultural soisnee--and the increasing
thirst of the public mind for information in this in
ters'ting department Of human knowledge.
This periodical constitutes nss era in the Ag-
rcultural Literature of the day, as did tho "Amer.
lean Farmer" when it fret made it's appearance
tweny-sS years ago and II il shstl be sustained
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

We merely alluded last week to "Howe's Histo-
ny Of Virginia then have read the great
er portion of the interesting work, and have been
mos, favorably impressed with its usefulness and
merit. The Author has visited every portion of
the State, and has evidently bestowed great labor
and attention in the preparation of his work. We
could have desired little moro detail in some Por-
tons Of it, but we know how difficult it is at all
times to obtain valuable information Of this char
acter without having an intimate acquaintance
with the people and the section OF country through
which an author is passing. Indeed we wonder
that Mr.. Howe has been enabled to attain the
point Of accuracy which his work evidently dis
plays. No Virgnan, who feels an nteres, in his
native State, should be without this History. We
can truly say with the Richmond Whg-"thst we
rarely meet with book possessing so much to at
trac, and interest the reader, which is at the same
time 80 truly interesting and useful To the citi-
zens Of Virginia, in particular, this book sa Urea
sury of knowledge in regard to our local History
not merely cata logue OF names and dates, but a
collection Of interesting historical narratives, bio
grsphies, anecdotes, descriptions and traditions,
which no son Of Virginia should suffer himself to
be unacauainted With, when he obtain the in
formation with so little inconvenience We hope
the people of Berkeley will examine this beautiful
and useful volume, and fail not to introduce il into
their families. 1t has upwards of 100 engravinss
many of them very fine.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

We do not know that we have ever experienced
such a protrscted season of excessive heat and
drought, as we have been visited with for the last
three weeks. The Corn crops in this County
must, under the most favorable circumstances,
noe provo very short. 1t is indeed melancholy to
look upon many fields literally burnt up. We
have had no rain for soms weeks, except a small
dash on Saturday evening last, which did little or
no good, except indeed it may have helped some
what the corn growing upon the bottom lands
Nearly all of the wells and springs convenient TO
our citizens have either totally failed or become
so weak as to afford very little water during the
greater part Of the time. Indeed our town has
suffered very great inconvenience in this respect,
particularly during the past week.
On Monday evening last, about o'clock, ire
menduous storm passed over US, accompanied with
grea, deal of wind, loud peals of thunder and We
ny vivid lightning. 1t lasted for some hours, and
during the time there slight fall of hail and
rain. We have not heard from the country, and
cannot therefore say whether there was good
rain in any section of the County or not.
Gy-Since the above written, we regret very
much to learn that the Barn of Mr.. John Ser, on
Back Creek, was struck with the lightning on Mon
day night last, and entirely consumed, together
with his whole crop of grain, which had but re-
Gently been placed in il.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-24
Foreign Nowso

The Steamer Britannia arrived at Boston on
Saturday last, in IA IL days, from Liverpool
having been detained by ice. She brings in.ei
gence to the 4th inst. There is nothing that we
can of any very great importance or interest to
our readers.
| Communicable state ofthe weather
commands, at the present moment, much
attention. The temperature, during the
las, few days, has not been SO high as
when the last packet sailed. There has
been good deal ofrain, accompanied by
piercing winds, succeeded by occasional
heat and sunshine. But the genera al
character of the weather has been favora-
BILE to the crops, and wheat is now in ear
IN the southern parts Of the kingdom. -
! The next six weeks will decide the fate
of the coming harvest; and, during that
period, the fate Of the agriculturist, not
less than the politician, will be influenced
by the weather.
For cotton there has been an active
| demand. The sales have been large, but
the stock on hand is large.
The American Provision trade has been
dull, the amount Of business transacted
being considerably under the average. -
Beef has been in limited request, so has
pork and lard. Cheese, however, of a
good quality, has maintained previous
rates, but the bulk of the stock IS Of an
inferior description.
The Iron trade is somewhat unsettled,
but fair rates are demanded and maintain
ed. A large failure has taken place IN
this town during the week, and rumor,
with her hundred tongues, is making free
with the names oil others. In such bust.
ness, where the speculation has been so
enormous, it is impossible to say what q
day may bring forth.
COLONEL ToDD.--We have the pleas
ure Of stating that the American Minister
at St. Petersburg, so deseryedly popular
in the Russian capital, has been appointed
member of the Imperial Agricultural
Socety--an honor never before conferred
upon foreigner.
Accounts reached Calcutta of the total
destruction by fire, Of the American ship
Virginia at aoou, 10 A. NJ, of the 9Th
inst. about twenty or thirty miles to the
southwark Of outer floating light. All
hands were saved except the supercargo.
She was homeward bound.
The RICH, Rev. Or. Kenrck, Catholic
Bishop philadelphia, has returned from
Rome, where he was most graciously re.
ceIved by the Pope. On Tuesday week
be left Dublin for Liverpool, and will pro.
coed Immediately to the United States.
1t is said that the Wesleyan Methodists
OF Great Britain are about 10 disown any
connection With those of the United States
who are Shareholders.
Gen. Armstrong, the now American
Consul, arrived in Liverpool on the 2Sh
ultlino, by the Great Western.