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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
r. w. JOHNsON'S S"FAMILY {"

he Arkansas Democrat. in response to Mr..
Johnson's remarks on the Z" family has the fol-
lowing:
g This is truly rich :! He charges us with an
nnbounded ambition to rute in Jact Surely the man
Is beside himself! We have never talked of ma ia
mily y but of the family, all related common
head, and all deriving all their Importance from th0t
connec ton and whether related ch other or Ut
IS wholly Imma aterial Bat take the gentleman in his
own limited view Of my family, and what is the sum
tnat Col Sewer, Judge Johnson and himself will
ceive from the public Treasury the coming twelve
months? I? We answer, upwards of ten thousand dol
lars, and he thinks it extremely hard that should
object to its being made perpetual him, and proba-
bly, nc would desire it for his heirs and assigns also
But this is drop in the bucket only. The f.nily have
received from the public Treasures since the organi-
zatIon OF our territorial government largely over TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS !!!- A tol.
eraby snug endowment for one family. The family,
THIS year. will receive from the United States Treasu-
ry between tour and five thousand dollars more--a
snug aggregate OF over twenty-five thousand dollars
raidtc TIE family IN year
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
Very truly, yours. A. HAYS.
From N. o. Picayune, Extra.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TIE CITY 0F MEXICO.

The steamer James L. Day, has just arrived
from Vera Cruz, which port she left on the 2lst
inst The intelligence confirms our anticipations
os to the result of the negotiations. We have no
details, but letter fromOrzaba 10 Mr.. Dlmond, the
collector a. Vera Cruz dated the 18TH inst. says
an Express had just arrived from the City of Mex.
ico which brought the intelligence that General
Scott had entered the capital, after having on the
18th, taken the formidable fortress of Chapulte-
pee, and the citadel He entered the City of Mex
ico on the night of the day on which the battle
took place. Gen. Bravo was killed, and Santa
Anna wounded in the arm, and had retired
with the remnant of his troops, which had suffer
ed severely at tie Guadalupe. The Sun OF Ana
huac, which has an account of the engagements
more brief than our own, says the slaughter was
terrible. The Sun says the heights of Chapnlie-
pee were taken possession of tbs 18th, and the
18th and 18th were spent in bombo riding the City,
and portion of our army entered on the morn
ing of the 18th, The balance remaining at Cha.
pultepec.
We have letters from Mr.. Kendall, and files Of
the Daro del Gobierno, from which we shall'p
lish, Tomorrow, "a mass of news of great impor-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
Democratic Meeting

The Democratic citizens of Craw-
ford county, are requested to unite in
a Public Meeting, at the Court House,
in Van Buren, on The 9th cd Saturday.
Of October neat, to appoint Helegates
to attend State Convention, at Little
Rock, on the first Monday an January
nort
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
FOREIGN NEWs
ITALY

ITALY.
Accounts fsom llaly show thu,
prevails in different quarters ' %c %0c
have acted with such violence ne
have provoked a serious remoo.,.a Zen,
from tae Cardinal Legate. ans@' '9c'
tro! the streets at night, ihreo,e,,;..aa 'o
any groups of persons me, viii "a
even on the Civic Guard. shonld,. u u
respond to their summons. Tba ,"es %
dinghy, in tho greatest state Of o. .'y
one stirring out after nighlfall. IT, T',,sas
has been ordered by the Legate 70, ' N''
a collision might tako place. " NJ
Serious disturbances have bro,a,
The Grand Duke has issued proc6m.Ss "
ly contrary TO those of the i.berol "e''S = %
of Tuscany. The Civic Guard is d;-l% S''@ 20
the people have committed excesses '''
Tho AugSburg Gazette, under d..
Aug. 3, says: 80 fresh conspiracy Nv w. y !
discovered. Mons. Morandi had oo ~s
formed on Sunday last that dis,urb,!.
break out on the occasion o. a PROCESS
through the quarter of the Trapslsv.~
repaired TO the spot with Cardinal Fs,,,'
noted bandit Gennnro, who commi,,o5 :
one murder under The late governmeo,
arrested on a charge of having spok,1
Pope"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

GT Capt. Walker has caused several rnurder-
ers to be shot at Jalapa. He drove the Mexican
Governor of the department Of Vera Cruz, and
band of guerras, from Coatepec. They de-
parted so suddenly, that they were unable to take
ANYTHING along.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
ELECTION.
neeIt.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election will
be holden in the City Of Van Buren, at the Court
House in said City. on Saturday the 10Th day Of
October, lS47, for Mavor of said City OF Van
Buren, eight Aldermen, Recorder. City Constable
and two Justices of the Peace for said City OF
Van Buren, as provided in the fourteenth section
of the act Incorporating said City.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
Another Glorious Victory:
CITY OF MEXICO TAKEN.

The Eastern mail has just arrived bringing US
a letter from attentive correspondent, "A.
Hays, Esq, at Napoleon, of which the following
is copy:
Napoleon, 29M Sept. 1S47.
Dear Sir--Annexed you have copy OF an
extra, from the Pcayune Office, which / was
kindly permitted to copy by the Captain of the
Illinois, which passed up at O'Clock p. NJ. last
night. The Captain infoms me that it was said
in New Orleans, that loss in killed and
wounded was 1900 men, There is no mistake
in the main facts, to wit: That negotiations fail
ed, notice of the termination of the armistce was
given on the 9th, and the city is now in our pos
session.-An extra was also issued from the Del
ia Office, giving more full details, but was una
HE tn See
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

Young man named Charles Wakene'a
bitten by rattesnake. in the woods, rfo''.''.. :,
R. l., on the Goth ult., and died in1So h""''''
after. --n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

An interesting ceremony recently took place
in the church of ST. Elizabeth. Paris. 1t was the
baptism Of three negro princes from Africa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

Cough is lecturing in Boston to crowded ''-'
sea-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

BisHoP BvRSE.-We stated in our last, upon the u
horty of the Cincinnati Telegraph, that the Ri. Rev.
DIR. BYRSE, had been transported to New York. We
are pleased TO be able to state upon The best suthori
ty, that the Telegraph enormously informed
This Prelae has not been transferred and will still
main among the people where he is appreciated.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

Serious Illness Of Louis DdcEane. "A tele.
graphic despatch from Baltimore, of the 18th
uIt., communicates the painful intelligence that
Louis McLane, President of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad Company, was extremely ill, and
that his ply scians had little hopes of his recove-
/ ry.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.--Mr. Dobson, the late
democratic candidate for Congress in the sixth
district of Illinois, will contest the seat of Mr..
Dunn, who was elected by majority of only 10
yOles
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

0<FThe Wigs OF Missouri are making prepa-
tons TO 90 into State Convention. They, of
course, must be opposed to the no-party move.
ments, in other States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

PRUssIA.-lne Prussia, learn from the
States Gazette. the new law sanctioned by the
King admits the Jews to the privileges of other
subjects, with certain exceptions, which exclude
them from holding judicial or educational Tex
cept natural sciencesl Offices. They are also de-
MED representative rights.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

or We are requested by the Post Master at
this place, 10 sate'fhat the Eastern Mail will be
closed at 10 O'clock a M. on Wednesdays and
Sundays. All persons interested, will please de-
liver ,heir letters by that hour
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

FoRT WAsHiTA.-We hear that Lieut.. Sacket
is shortly TO take command Of this post, with Q
part Of his company of u. S. Dragons now a
Fort Gibson. So says the Cherokee Adrocate.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

o. The Hon. THos. II. BENTON has been re-
quesled, by the Democratic Association at Wash
ington City, deliver an Address, in reference to
the late Hon. SILAs w RIGHT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

To oCoRREsPoNpEAfs.--The comm unication from our
friend in Neosho, Mo. has been pushed along another
week. Could Mt avoid it, SO help So Citizen So
communication is unnecessary,as call has been made
for election OF Corporation officers . North Ar
kansas has been received and will appear next week
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

Taking the Stump.-Mr. I'D. REEDEa, editor
of the Easton Democrat, P, has married Miss
LOUISA STUMP, of Germantown.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

DoING BUSINESS BY TELEGRAPH.-A merchant
Of New York, wishing to draw upon debtor of
Cincinnati for $4,000, sent a teIegraphic des-
patch. Within forty minutes from the time of
writing the order in his counting-room, draft
returned, and the merchant had his money
in his pocket Fourteen hundred miles, besides
the business details, in less than fcrty minutes!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

A deputaton of the General Baptist Associa-
ton is coming to this country from England for
the purpose of promoting bro,herly affection
among that body
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

GJ- The Cherokee and Chociaac Nationa Coun
ellis met on last M,nday. Befora each Body, there
will be many interesting natter under consdera
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

AccIDENT-Upon the arrival of the intelligence that
Cen Scott had entered the City of Mexico our citi
fred feu de oi which, unfortunately, resulted
IN a serious accident. pitcher OF gun powder ex-
ploded in the hands of Mr. JOS HAWKINS and severely
burnt him well Mr.. Sa NGsrER who was near him
the time of the accident. MIR. H.'s face, arms and
shoulders burned, and of his hands. arm, neck
and cheek cut by fragments of the pitcher This is
unfortunate accident, two of worthy citizens
are injured Tor months and perhaps for life.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

The ARMIs1IcE.-By referring to data, it will
be seen that the Armistice did not last bat IS
days. II commenced on The 24th OF August, and
was broken ON The 9th Sept.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09
- 4 \ IL ~ 4
r. P. PRYOR,
Van Buren, Oct. 7, lS47.

0ErWe have received the first number oil the
'' Scientific Mechanic 1arentor'S Adoocate,
Patent Office Reporter, and Erposifor OF ArfS ana
Trades, by RUFus PORTER, published weekly IN
Washington City. 1t is devoted TO the Sciences
and Mechanical Aris. 1t is one of the most USE
ful papers ever emmitted and should be taken by
all of our Millers. Wheelwrigh,s and Boatwrights;
lis cheapness enables every Mechanic to sub
scribe-only, ONE DOLLAR year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

RETURN OF GEN. PRIcE.-This officer, accom-
companied bv DR.. DECAMP, U. S. A, arrived at
Fort Leayenworth on the l7th ult., in advance OF
the returning volunteers. whose term of service
hod eypired,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

05- The pport of Lieut.. Henderson's whole
command having been murdered BY the guerril-
las, is confirmed by the Vera Cruz .Sunof Ana
huac.'' 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

Dempster, the vocalist, has rotuned from Eu-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

/ GF The Demncrat says the inquiry, Who
struck Billy Patterson Z - is obsolete. FoI
the future it will be. " Who pushed out Judge
Oldham 20
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

CoI..JoHNsoN's ADDREss.-Altho' the "Clique''
and the friends Of the Banner have uniformly
withheld their patronage from US, forgetting ours
is a democratic press, we shaltry TO give Mr. John
sons address to our readers next week, through
personal respect for him, bat not upon any other
grounds. Mr.. j. is democrat, and is entitled TO
that courtesy, on our part, which has been denied
to US by his peculiar friends, at Little Rock.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

GrahGm's Magaeine, for October, reached US
with the first of the month. As usual, 1t abounds
with rich literature aud splendid specime:,s of
art. The Sporisnen'' is the most faithful pic-
ure, we ever beheld.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

The ship Cornelius has landed GOO passengers
at New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

G7- Our 4" War News is very brief-but glo-
rions. Santa Auna is lucky dog-got off again
his wound was in the arm and not in 'tolher
leg. Gone 10 see Valencia--wonder who will be
his q scape-goat" this time. " are on the tip
toe OF expectation 10 SEQ his next manifesto. He
must feel very much caagrEed, to be turned out
of the Halls so unceremoniously by Scott,
who is a tough Old Bull, and has got the range
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

The Washington correspondent of the Mont
gomery (AIa.) Flag communicates the following
information:
81 presume you are are aware that consider
Congress, from non-slave holding States are
against the Wlmot Proviso. Even majority of
the democrats, in the delegation from New
York. 90 for the Missouri Compromise"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

W Hon. Geo. Il. Profit, formerly member
of Congress from Indiana, and recently U. S.
Minister TO Brazil, died on the 10th ult., at Lou
isyie Ky
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

OF The Democratic Convention in Cumber-
land district, Maine, has nominated A. w. Clopp,
an anti Wilmot Proviso man, for Congress, and
the Hon. r. P. Dunlap delegate TO the Baltimore
Convention. 1t repudiated the action of the Le.
gslative caucus, which chose Messrs. Hamlin and
Holden. proviso men, delegates for the State at
large. Tho Democracy of Maine seem resolved
party.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

GoDEYs LADY's BooK.-The October number
Of this periodical reached us by the last mall 1t
sustains its wel-earned character, as a Litera ry
Magazine. This number contains beautiful en-.
bellishments-'' Answering the Advertisement, -
The Soldier Of Brandywine,'' double Fashion
Plate and Music. Its contributions are from the
pens Of the best authors, 9: AmeIia, or Young
Lady's Vcissitudes,'' Novel by Miss LES
LIE. Is commenced In this number.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-09

MosEs GREENWOOD & Cove favored by the
last mail with the Cok7ercs Circular, of these gen.
temen, 1T New Orleans: accompanied by which, was
the Annual Statement of New Orleans Price Cur
rent, Commercial Intelligence, &c. &c.
By this Circular, learn that Messrs. JOHN II.
HEALD and THos z. ADAMS, ,rhave been associated with
Mr. Greenwood under the style Of :. Moses Green
wood &- Co." The former of these gentlemen, we
have known for many years, and well congratu-
late MIR. G., upon the happy selection of his company.
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TELEGR APHIC.
Markets.

New ORLrANs, June 9Th, P. NJ
Our cotton market continues depressed, without q
prospect Of much change until receipt oftsamers news
which is anxeusly looked for by business commune
ty Our -four market continues steady, and report
sales Of 1000 barrels chiefly Ohio and Illinois, with
lots ST. Louis So 50a$6 TOAST 6othe latter for good
article of St Louis. Wheat some less firm. We re-
port sales of bushels Western mixed and white
at ST 81 4Oa$l 49, the latter price for good heavy
white Corr continues to pretty freely. We quote
sales of COO bushels western mixed and yellow at 65s
72c with prime lots at SOC. No change in sugar
which continues dull Freghts for cotton to Liverpool
continue steady at si6c Provisions steady, with mo.
derate sales
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NOTICE no THE PUBLIC.
THE SUNDAY AND WEEKLY HERALD.

In order obvate for the future, the necessity OF
patrons making complaints about the Sunday Herald,
which they say they cannot from the newsboys
without submitting shave, and to Its being
delivered regularly, We have completed some arrange
ments by which all who subscribe to it in this city,
Brooklyn, Wilamsburgh and Jersey City, viii receive
1t at early hour every Sunday morning at two cents
per week. payable to the carriers We desire the pub
lie to understand that the price of the Sunday Herald
il the same Is that Of any other day.
We have also arranged for the convenience OF all who
wish to subscribe to the Weekly Herald that it will be
delivered at their places Of residence every Saturday
morning at ak cents per week. payable in like manner
to the carriers
Subscribers win please leave their names and resi-
dsnces In the publication Office, northwest corner Of
Fulton and Nassau streets Those who do not receive
the paper regularly requested to notify of the
rregularity We believe that for the future there viii
- NO for complaint.
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MAIL FOR BosToN VIA SToNfNGToN.-The mail
steamers Oregon, and Vanderbilt, will leave Oh
and after tomorrow, the l4th inst, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, instead of 5, as heretofore. =
These steamers are so ''very fast" they expect
to land passengers in Boston in advance OF the
other lines, after giving one hour the start. The
Eastern mail will probably close one hour later
Well, nous rerrons.
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Two ocean steamers, the Christophe Colomb,
from France, and Cambria, from England, will
soon arrive with very late news from Europe.
They are looked for with considerable interest.
The Cambria sailed on the 4th inst; the Chris
topic Colomb was to have sailed between the Both
ult. and 9Th inst. The general opinion is that
she sailed either on the 3lst ult or the lst inst.
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BALTIMORE, June II, PM
There was not much change In our market to- day and
the sales Of Howard street and foot IN
about 5000 barrels at So AK So Corn was dull at
loa for mixed to liz a ll5 for yellow. Wheat was also
Inactive and sales very light We quote red at 3d. rye
continues inactive and prices nominal Provisions are
steady but sales very light Weather fine and reports
Of growing crops encouraging
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BUFFALO, June I2-P NJ
Our flour market feeble to-day and prices inclined
to droop We report sales Of 500 bbls Ohio and Mchi
gan at ~ 81 So the latter for rather extra
Wheat was also heavy, and prices less firm We note
sales of about 10000 bushels Western red with some
lots prime heavy white at 75c for tho former to SOC for
the latter Provisions continue In fair demand, with
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The Tsthmu. or Tehunntepec.

We shall publish in the Herald of tomorrow,
or next day, a complete and perfect map of the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec and the adj oining coun-
try showing at glance the facilities it possesses
for forming connection between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans. 1t contains the surveys
made by order of the Mexican government for
a canal, Macadamized road, and also a rail-
road. 1t will be valuable map for future re-
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Liquid Hair Dye.-N0 Equ Ai.--The improve
ment of846-A,ex nders Tr,cobaphe which
coors the Hair natural black brown gives it the beauty
soil the skin, mpart that purple hue the Hair which
all the limitations of this celebrated die do; and in Short the
proprietor since its it the pubic
perfect dye
For sa by Rushton & Co.. Broadway; Thomas and Max.
WELL William street; johnson, Moore Taylor Maiden Lane
and A. b. d. Sands New York and by the sole for
jest Philadelphia
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND.-The ladies at Wetump-
ka, Ala, held fair for the poor of Ireland, and
collected 1864, which will be RENTED by the
steamer of the 10Th inst, via Boston.
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until the Hair Ia Restored.- Baal,s

No Charge until the Hair Is Restored. -Beal's
AIR RESTORATIVE is applied the above the
selves it is for sale.
READ-I, Aaron Clark Mayor of the city of New York do
hereby certify that have certificate and
personally acquainted with many of the parties who
sgned it, and them to be of the highest standing
the community. AARON CLARK
New Yotk, March, 1889. iell Ct
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MOVEMENTS &c-The Hon. Richard Rush,
accompanied by his family, sailed yesterday in
the packet ship Duchess d'Orleans for Havre.
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This is quite large cargo, and viii be Feceived
with much Joy by the starving people for whom
il is intended.
We hope that the frigate will have quick and
PROSPEROUS passage. She will sail tomorrow.
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Jenny LIMBS Port ait.-Just published. q
beautiful aud Portrait of the distinguished vocalist
Jenny Lind also several Of her Songs.
ATWILL'S pol Broadway
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Law Intelligence.

COMMON PLEAs-IN BANco, June l2-Decisions-
Aaron Pan Talkenburg ads Robert M Hartley-Ver-
dict confirmed with costs.
Henry Chauteau, implicated, &c. ". Ambrose "A.
White aI-New trial granted costs to abide the event
-Heyman Leopold Vs Edword Seliger, ct aI-Appeal
demurrsd with costs.
.aivyn Bogart, implsaded. ads. Matthias " Day
Verdict confirmed with costs.
Casper Ritter ads. Theodore Moulton.-Verdict con-
hrmed with costs.
Daniel Smith ads Francis j. Cropsey, ct aI-Report
of referee confirmed with costs
Next week being vacation week the court will not sit
CovRr CALENpAR-MoNpAY-Sup Court.-Nos.
7,s, IL, IL, is, 10, 90 %, %, 80, 50, 81, 1913.
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Theatrtcals.

BowERY THEArRE.-Ws perceive that the manager OF
this popular place Of amusement has announced his de-
termination revive the national drama Of Ethan Allen
The Green Mountain Boys fl776" which had such
very successful run here short time since Wehnk
the re- production of this much admired drama would
ue q very judicous movement, aud that will be
very acceptable TO the theatregoing public 1t will be
performed tomorrow evening. with the comedy of A
Tompkns Bue and the grand spectacle of the Bronze
Horse" II is not at all strange that the Bowery well
forth
MINERVA RooM.-Mons De Lapierre from Paris
will exhibit Monday evening, for the first time in this
country, Evanescent Diorsmic Views, invented and
painted by Mons. Daggerre, which form succession OF
architectural historical. and marine effects He will,
also produce the Oxy-Hydrogen Microscope which has
extraordinary power of msgnifying so as that tho
finest needle appears large weaver's beam. The
entertainments will end with the Chrom atrope the
lutons ami rich varied coors Of which have been ad
mired by old and young Vocal and instrumental music
accompany the exhibition.
Mile Blangy s Of course well received in Boston In
fact, she is creating sensation at the Athenmum,
Ciocca and Fanny Mantin are still at the Louisville
theatre.
Dan Marble closed an engagement and took benefit,
at St. Louis on the evening Of the ID inst.
Reported Outrage on the Hudson River.
NV foRx, June 18th, ls47.
Standing the wharf at the foot Of vesey street. this
morning. WIS witness 10 piece OF most wilful rascal
ty the perpetrators Of which should be arrested and
made amenabe to the offended laws Of the country A
soop laden with stone bound tor Bridgeport was coming
down the river under press Of when she was
met by large schooner under ballast--the soop to
the windward Of her They sailed close to each other
for few minutes the sloop appearing take the wind
from the schooners sails when, suddenly the latter
steered straight into the sloop tearing her mansa into
ribbons, and striking the at the helm, who was
mate Of the vessel and killing him the spot go WAS
informed by two Of the hands who ashore In the
yawl boat The schooner inn sdiaely after striking the
sloop continued her If nothing had happen.
ed The of the disabled vessel so bewildered
that they did not take notice Of the the schoon
or "a she passed These statements you may rely upon
AZ being facts It most shameful action ever be-
held A. 7.
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THE CARGO OF THE MACEDoNIAN.-Th tine
frigate has cleared for Cork, and the following
,o N LET Of her coruo.-