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Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

ne course OF instruction is thorough, and the SUBJECTS
taught are such prepare boys to the Colleges
sth advantage t them for competent action in All the du
ties o. life, should College course not be contemplated
July 15-fawSm
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
arulp Ml0tters.
Thc Court of Inquiry on Gen. sect.

The New Orean Delta has been favored with
a manuscript copy Of the following General Or.
der of the Secretary of War, issued by direc-
ton of the President, which explains Itself:
ccyro,, ODnrns } WAR D&PARTMETT,
"ANLNAL MA y o"DN"'' ADJUTANT GEN's. OFFICE,
NO. = Washington, Jan. IS,
The following order, received from the Sec
retary of War, is published iorthe information
and guidance of the officers concerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT, January l3, l948.
By direction of the President of the United
States a Court of Inquiry, 10 consist of Brevcl
Brig. Gen. N. Towson, Poymaslcr General,
Brig. Gen. Caleb Cushing, aud Col. E. &.
w. Butler, Cd Dragons, members, will assem-
bic in Mexico 10 inquire aud examine into the
charges and allegations preferred by Major Gen.
Winfield Scott against Major Gen. Gideon J.
Pillow, and Brevet Lieut.. Col. James Duncan,
captain of the 2I regiment Of artillery, and the
charges or matters Of complaint presented by
way of appeal by Brevet Major Gen. J. W
Worth, colonel of the GIh regimen. Of infantry,
against Major General Winfield Scott; any mat
tiers connected with the same, as well as such
other transactions as may be submitted TO the
consideration of the Court; and after investga-
ting the same, the Court will report The facts in
each case, together with the opinion thereon, fol
the information of the President.
The Court will convene on the 18th day OF
February next, or as soon thereafter as praclIca'
bic, in the Castle OF Perole, in Mexico, where
ii will continue TO hold its sitngs, unless the eX'
igencies of the public service may require the
place 10 be changed, in which case the Court is
authorized TO adjourn from place to place, as
circumstances may be occasloneiby It's sessions
Should any of the members named in the or
der be prevented from attending the Court will
proceed to and continue the business before it
provided the number Of members presentbew with
in the limitation prescribed by law.
FIRST Lieutenant, Richard P. Hammond, 3,
artillery, is appointed to act as Judge Advocate
and Recorder of the Court,
In case the Judge Advocate and Recorde
should be prevented from attending, or unable
to discharge the duties, the Court is authorized
to appoint some other person, or devolve tn
duties of Recorder upon the junior member.
w. l.. MARCY,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

Two CLASSES OF LovERs.--l have found, by
long experience, that it is no use demonstrating
with a man who is head-over-ears in love-the
tender passion affects us differently, according
to our constitutions. One set Of fellows, who
are generally the peasantest, seldom get beyond
the length of filtration. They are always al it,
but constantly changing, and therefore manage
to get through a toerable catalogue Of attach
ments before they are finally brought to book.
Such men are quite able to take care of them
selves, and require but iule admonition. You
no doubt hear them now and then abused for tri-
fling with the affections of young women, as if
the latter themselves had the slightest remorse
in playing precisely the same game; butin most
cases such censure is undeserved, for they are
quite as much in earnest as their neighborS, so
long as the impulse lasts. The true explanation
is, that they have survived their first passions,
and that their faith is somewhat shaken in the
boysh creed Of the absolute perleclibility of
woman. The great disappointment of life does
not make them misanthropes, but ii forces them
to caution, and TO a closer appreciation OF char
acter than is usually undertaken in the first in
stance. They have become, perhaps, more sell
fish, certainly more suspicious; and, though Of
ten on the verge of a proposal, they never com.
nit themselves without an extreme degree OF
deiberalion. Another set seem designed by ma
ture to be the absolute victims of woman
Whenever they fall in love, they do it with an
eurnestness and an obstinacy which is actually
appalling. The adored object of their affcc-
lions can twino them round her finger, quarrel
with them, cheat them, caricature them, or frt
with others, without the least risk Of severing
the triple cord of attachment. They become
as tame as poode-dogs, will submit patiently to
any manner of cruelty or caprice, and, in fact,
seem rather to be grateful for such treatment
than otherwise. Clever women usually con-
rrve 10 secure captive of this kind. He is
useful to Them in hundred ways-nover inter-
leres with their schemes, and, ifthe worst comes
TO the worst, they can always fall back upon
him as a standby,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

Aye, bid that bold, brave man "resign"
His post Of honor, and OF truth;
Bid him his well-earned fame cOnsign,
And trail his laurels in the dust.
Place him within those gloomy walls,
And lock him in the fel0n's cell!
lie whose proud voice hath filled your halls,
And made each lreeman's bosom swell.
Ave, chain him rack him, If you will,
As Tyrants racked in days gone by,
Those who with truth and iirmness still
Strove for their cOuutry's Liberty!
Go on! you cannot crush or break
Or even bend his mighty will;
Above-beyond-his stand he'll take;
Champion of Truth and Honor still.
Go on!-for every insult given,
A blessing shall return, anon;
And he who for the right hath striven
Shall be Ohio's Favorite Son.
When YE-who strove to place the blot
OF "Traitor" o'er that honored name
Shall be by honest men forgot,
Save as your BAsENEss gives you fame.
McConnellsyille, Jan. 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
VOLUMElI--yUMBER

unanimo1s in co0temring lb2 act. as harsh and
un,a'Ied fYr especially Boo view Of tls campaign
which. amid a thousand d.licu.u-i a1i dlagars,
and with such iuaIs4ulrs means BE- has c1adIc
t-l 10 50 successful q termination. Fortunate
iyu- Administration cannot strip h.m O., lus
gursis hc has won. wbIlaver Ia1y De tha forms
o' humiliation 90 which they subject hlm, or the
deeper humiliation % which they subject ihcm-
selves.
ltwas right enough 10 order a C0uu Martial
for the investigation Of the case, but % assume
IN advance that the Chief was
wrong. and bis subordinate r.ght.-.lo suspend
Gen. Scott, and restore Gen. Worth 10 his
communicative ialctiug q double cgosurc up
on the formrr.-is, IN our opiljou, going Gar be-
yond the limits Of proprieiy, and d-scrygs TO b.
severely censursd ia It's tura.
This order appears from he Union ofThurs-
day night, has been modified, aal now reads as
follows:
WAE DEPARTMENT, January II, 1913.
The order Of the 18Th instant, insGm,iag a
court Of inquiry, with instructors 20 convene
in The castle Of Psro,e, Mexico, oa the l3.h @.
February, is changed 9nd modified yy detailing
Breyet Colonel Be'sua7, Iicu,cnaa, colonel O.
The 5.h regiment OF infantry, mrab-r 10 place
Of Colonel Bul.er. 8 dr1uJ0us, relieved; end
appointing Captain S. G. Rigay, Of the 4.l
rcgimentdf artillery. ,he Judge uiyoc1e and r.
corler, in place Of grlI Lieutenant Hammond,
Of the 3 regiment Of artillery.
The court will assemble ia The cilv OF Poe.
No cp rb. 1utb T-r- .F FaIr4.sr. nav. ,r
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
Secretary of War.
By order Of r. Jones, Adiuant General

1t will be seen by the above that Gen. Scott
is to be tried upon an ''appeal" of Gen. Worth
which fact makes the insult greater to Gen.
Scott for none, can dispute that Gen. Wouh's
petty squabbos about his rank could be settled
after the troops are Withdrawn from the field, as
well as now. The Now York Journal Of Com
msrce in speaking of his recall says: "We be-
ioyo that public opinion here is nearly or quie
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
STATE LANDS OF OHlO.

By special report OF. the Auditor Of State,
We find that the State of OHIO now owns 2l9,-
Q37 acres Of land. This land lies in the follow
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
inr cnnnNsS:


These are lands granted by the U. S. Gov
ornmenI, to aid in;he construction orthe canals
They are really worth million Of dollars: bur
there are already efforts made, in the Leaisa-
mre to throw away this 5 Iand.d estate to ena-
bic squauers upon them, to get them cheupyr
than others have been able 10 gat lhem.-Cia.
Chronicle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17
rerns Of sub,erlplIon % lhe Free Pres.
5elrtteS 1)uetrp.
THOUGHTS

On reading the Richland Petition on the subject of
the Hon. Thomas Corwin.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

A bachelor in Deiroii having advertised for a
wife TO share his lot, an 'anxiouS enquirer" has
solicited Information as 10 the size OF said lot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-02-17

By MISS FRANCES D. GAGE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

On. OsGooD's INDIAN CuOLAsoGUE-For the
and Ague Chill Fever Duh Ague Intermittent and Remtent
Fever Complaint Jaundice Enlargement of the Liver and
Spleen, and all the various forms OF bilious diseases.
The following extract is from the Farmes and Emsrant's
published by MeSrs. Appleton & Co. New York In chapter
the author speaking Fever and Ague remarks
There valuable medicine sold most of the Western
Cities which conscientousy recommend Tor Fever and
Ague other bilious Diseases II Is the Iada ChOtGg0sue
which prepared by Dr. osgood of New York. who has made the
bilious lis especial study We friend
medicines usually called but have had ample
opportunity OF knowing the invaluable effects OF the Choagogue
in bilious cases.
The speedy and permanent relief afforded by the Choagogue
from its prompt healthy action the Hood cleansing
from bile restoring purity thus striking At the root
which depends 1t equally adapted all and
conditions of tbs system.
From Cares Counsellor at La to the Agents Cincinnati
CIScINSATf, October IL, 1876.
Siesss Sanford In with that
affecting and unpleasant disease the Chill and Fever The
paroxysms returned daily very My physical
energies had been impaired previous attack OF bilious
Having tried avorie remedies without relief
had recommended Dr. Ogoods
ing directions The that had but
ism after taking the first Dose and general health was rapidly
remainder Of the bottle other similarly afflicted and
with the results One OF them had been shaking for eight
months and relieved days by the use ofthe Cholagogue
consider duty pleasure recommend it, having
'''' ''''' Yours truly, S. F. CAREY.
Park 4th ard Walnut general for the West
also fol sale appointed agents
South and West
s goa asor OgoOfs India CAOlagOgHs" and take
Tornlinson Brothers Craighead Indianapolis; VIM.
Hughes Co. Madison Clarkson Duour vevay Wndsandey
& Newkirk, New Albany; Wilson, sarbd & smith Louisville
Ky; J. b. Wilder & Co. do; G. Morgan, Rockport r. w
Young Vernon VIM. F. Woosey Evansville; w C. Bell
do; X. Rooms, EdwardspOr; j. McCals. Bloomington j.
Burke CTawordsTe; Joseph Sommes VIncennes Dr. fek
j Spencer Lafayette; c. +. Wsach, do Wood King Terre
IIante; A. Merit South Bend Holiday, Michigan
City, wm. BOles, Delphi; L. Beecher. Fort Wayne 90
m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
RELIGIOUS Notice.

The Rev. A. II. Myers will conduct religious services, on
Saturday the 10th instant, three o'clock, p NJ, and
Sabbath at the hours of A. and three p NJ in the
grove The west side of the Broad Ripple road and north
Of Mr.. Wegants Mrs McLinicks farm about four miles
from this city. Ehe public and the friends of religion
invited to attend.
Divine service will be held by the in the English
Lutheran Church OF this city Sabbath evening at
ocIockaso every Sabbath morning hereafter at half past
ten O'Clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

1t suits tie purposes of the wings 10 represent Gen.
Cas- as very bloody minded man, bent on and
conquest and under whose administration we shall be
likely to have very warlike time of it. The follow
ing is extract from the writing of this great bel
ligeren. 1t may have the effect TO tranquilize the
Of some of the peace party supporters of any
military ceftain whom wing politicians seek to ride
into power
"The time icH come, and indeed is fast approaching
taen The true duty Of government oiH be better appre
ciated and the claims of sovereigns to distinction
will be estimated not by the number Of victories they
may achieve, bat by the progress and Improvement of
all tie establishments aud Institutions which minister
to the moral cultivation and TO the physical comforts
of society"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

LAFAYETTE, September i, lois.
10y virtue of the authority vested public notice s hereby
ED that the Grand OF Indiana viii convene al indian
apois Wednesday the 25h nf October next eok A M
for laying with Masonic ceremonies the Corner Stone
of the Gmnd Masonic Hall Of Indiana Ef.IZUR DEMiNG,
297w Grand Master Grand Lodge indan1
.he time been changed Of October.
for the o those who desire attend the meeting OF The
Gand Division Of the son Of Temperance which meets here on the
cath of October.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
WABASH AND EnIE CANAL LANps

'ElE following bots tme ~ Wabash end Er Lands
having become forfeited Hoard OF Trase,s al t
Wobash and Eric Canal for the
offered for sne unless previously redeemed drsl Mend,
IN October A. H. 1875 Of the and ONCE M ogansor Indiana
seeordng 10 the provisions Of Act Of the Assembly
the ate OF ihdana Of December
act to ancnd encd
Of Canal Lands" approved January 10 lsls.
~ ~ a.ss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS

WHERE due unpaid, the first day Of
w loans tn the Sinking Fund the lands mnTtgaged
security advertised about the day Of October
Saturday Of December according
payment made before advertising Where than
years prior said first Of July last be due and the
unable present
viii be exaced, f the
Office written interest the inter-
and wiihleld-a form OF which Is given below.
Sinking Fund Office j. MORRISON,
Indianapolis Aug %, lS4s. President.
FORM.OF AGREEMENT.
interest unpad the Ian
Of procured by the State nr Indiana through
the
agreed be paid by A b. for land lots the
maybe
Given under my hand this dayof lsis.
Witness.
a-he following papers will please give three aud
forward this Office viz: Courier and Journal In
Jefersonian Richmond; Ex
press, 1erre Madison
Democrat Evansville News Michigan Cy Democrat Goshen.
25-iw Oct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
d, q 6 r. :.

N 18th Instant between indianapolis and my house, the
Z Rockville road a LEATHER POCKET BOOK nearly long
enough hold bank bills without folding rather DID, as been red
much be scarcely dscoveabe contained about
s5 money besides papers o value My written
inside Ay returning tie pocket book the
State Sentinel Office, shall be suitably rewarded
HENRY BRADY,
Six miles east OF indianapolis.
September a. 1913. 81 3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

HAMILTON 81 PARRISH
RE now receiving large Of Fall and Winter Goods
n Of the latest styles In market.
great many goods Than offered in this market
until An goods prices invited TO call and
themselves the cheap corner, Washington and Nerd
street, south side. 81
FINE assortment Dress Gods DeIaines snghsms, Cash
L A. Ia IL A. pa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

AIDES hne slippers, Buskn. Gates, Boots, and Walking
~ Shoes, af HAMILTON x PARRIsH'5. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

With the blessing of God we will adhere TO this
aad abide by it-earncstly, zcaously, and unitedly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

Combination Air fight Cooking stove.
subscribers inform their friends the PUBLIC
they receiving good supply Of the and much
Combustion Stove and do most cordially return Their thank:
10 public for their liberal patronage.
During the been selling the Combination Stove
Witnessed with unspeakable satisfaction the high estimation IN
which they held good citizens In this aud the adjoining
counties who have them to when would must respect
fully further information
Hannah, Treas State, Berj Coats Nm
Quarles ESQ., a iatiy Rev G Holiday, L Whitehall, WIN koy
Miller, Edward MeGuye, Dan Ray, Louden Dan Per
BAIL Brown, Phlp MHzgaT Mrs Coldbury Bowen
Maye Lorenzo Vaneya Mrs Haeehouse, luseph Carson
waId John Kse Dunlap Jesse Jones jeremiah Day. John
Hamilton Auditor James Rosser Dan Ringer Chas ROBINSON
Andrew Wilson, Mr. iolngswh, John Bay Jas Bell
Arthur Vance, Joseph Cooper. Thomas f HohTook.
CoUSrY-Isaac Lawrence, Smith, Stnde Call,
Davis. John Savage.
Johnson County, jesse Hughs Robt Lyons.
. HANcOcK County Delany.
SHELBY coUNIT-Roh Housh. ID Smith.
HAMLroN CoUSTY-Azariah Dining, Howard, Williams
Davis, Iiarnaby Newly, James Trester.
CoUNTY-JOserh Morris Asa Ballard Mr. Hunt ;
Manck Chas Reynolds Walerouse Cults Barnet Rod Down
ard Henry Rogers, Joseph Mendinai.
Marvin. j Rumy, u Miller, Spencer, J
Smith, Shoemaker, Jacob Johns Jonathan Scott.
Howard CoUMY.-Joseph ID. Shorp, sheriff.
KELLoSG DAVIDSON.
India napols. August 5, 1s4s l9-f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

rHNHE undersigned the manufacture Of Talow Can
n dies would respectfully public his
Having discontinued The Grocery business
will be devoted his mandatory
he will be enabled TO furnish atle hoesale
retail at lowest prices. Every effort Will be made "a
give entire satisfaction may favor him with their patron
age.
The highest price Cash Candles win be given cor Taow
f. C. HEBERHART, ia.
NB-A persons indebted OF old business
be expected make payment without delay r. O. H.
Madison CoHer1 50 2w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
DOCTOR JOHN F. MERRILL

VWTILL promptly professional calls country at
w any hour nght His OF disease Is Ecee
He Battery 10 AID IN
the OF Chronic Rheumatic and Nervous disease
application OF Eiectroag Battery IN town %
cents for application of once, Is cents -
Office Washington street. southeast corner oil sate
House sqnare
indianapolis, Aug. &c, Isle- soSwh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

g q EADLEY's Lille Of Cromwell iast received.
n June "A, 4 MORRISON TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

REV. WM. A. HOLIDAYS
Classical and Common school.
ruNHE will open Monday it inst Rates OF tuition
per quarter Reading Writing SO English
Geography higher English 81 co. the Lam
puages Mathematics S. 90 Composition ad Defamation will
form part of srhoo duties.
Indianapolis, September l. sis 2s3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21
Albany, April !, le47.

Owing the Dr. Townsends
Sarsapara number Of who formerly agents have
commenced making Sarsarara Extracts Exi Bes Bxigesd
elbow Dock, &C They generally pat the same shaped bot
es and some OF them have stole and they
are only worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal ONCE ls6 FULTON street, sun Building N y Red
ding Co.. state Boston Dyou Sons 1872 North Second
street fLadelpha :. Hance Batlnore r. ~ Cohen
Charleston Wright Co.. ISL charues street n O.; Jos south
Pearl seet Albany and by the principal druggists and merchants
generally Throughout the United West Indies and the Csnadas
For sale by TOMLLNSON BROTHERS,
Agents, sign of the Golden Mortar, opposite
the Washington Hal, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-21

w. c.. THOMPSON, NJ. d.,
YSICIAN AND SU &c go n.
Indianapcis Diseases of women children, and al cron
n his special attendant
Ohce raiot Jewely Store opposite Brvw nngs foe''
DRS. DUNLAP 81 HARRISON
II the Branch Bank. 2tsmswSwi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
Later from France.

The following telegraphic dispatch which We
End in Yesterdays CowiT q EEqaV0. contains IN.
,emgence from Paris one day later than that received
BY mail PARIS Tuesday night
The result of the election returns are not yet official
" known but sufficient tTsuspired 60 sh0" thai Louis
Napoleon Rsspail Socialist-nOw IN tue dungeon OF
Yncenncs tor an attack the Assembly on the lJth
OF Msy-and CADET socialist, will be returned Tor
Paris-nOt one of the Government candidates VIII be
returned The results will not De officially announced
Until Thursday In the National Assembly today NJ.
Narast was elected President iOr month by ma
trity OF s24 out of 90 Tho Assembly occupied
al day in discussing credit OF any millions francs, de
handed by Gen ismOricierc. for Africa There was 4
meeting on Saturday OF tue principal Deputies belong
ing 10 the Red Republican party Ledru-k olln was
principal speaker and he As wei IS majority OF inc
oher speakers expressed great dissatisfaction with the
Government and their determination 10 oppose H.
Louis Napoleon has been returned for the Depart
ment Of the Arnc Chsrente mfr aud the Mosee at y
this evening The numbers wcrc-Nspoleon, y-eN
ksspail 5000: CADET 1900; Thorc, IluOO' toHla
1900 Delessert 5000 Adam, 10000; Roger, l3UVu
bugeAud 5000: Giradine 1900, Genoude, sun III
the 18th Arrondsscmcnt, Notwithstanding the thou
sands Of t electors who in prison, or have been
transported. As insurgents. 10000 votes are said 10
have been given to the Socialists Rsspail and CADET
On the Bourse nothing else was spoken OF. even lno
satisfactory news from Frankfort had not overcome the
threatening aspect OF the elections There IS an amount
Of daring visible among the Socialists and Communists
Shieh sPPesrs TO be a forerunncr Of danger. Psris
noufse closing prces-Fiyes 90 Ihrees, az.
Louis Napoleon has been returned for the Department
Of lonne, almost unanimously
Inc ftsdaoatese Gd-efs announces the arrival Al An
.ohso the Sandman feet on the 9th, with 1000 men Of
~sfeomonlese garrison OF Venice on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06
baltimore Election and Riot.

BALrfnoRE, "Wednesday. oct l-4-
c.old. the Cas- candidate, Is elected Sheriff by
majority Of one hundred aud SIXTY -seven over
Kane independent Wing a Loco.Ioco loss OF
thirteen hundred
Alter the votes were counted the Loco ocos
,racked the Patr,0' office with stones and all
manner Of missiles, and broke many windows OF
he Patriot Building clipper Office and buildings
10 the neighborhood The Outrage was OF the
most dastardly character
SINE returns are in from Frederick county,
which are favorable TO the Wings.
The Flour market steady but not active. sales OF
bbls Howardst at 3 3lf, and City Mills at = p
-, bM Corn Meal cells at = - Ia sales OF 1OO
su.bels Wheat white a, : 90 and red Al - ~ per
n and yellow At G5 cents per bushel No change IN
1.ber articles generally used IN the markets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-06

MARINE DISASTERS AND Loss of Luk.-Ihe
~, John n b NeC BrHvspcbp of the Sd inst states
that the British ship Peers Own. from Hull for Rchu
bucto struck On Cape North the 18th ult she had
board Captain Francis crew and passengers schr
vslers, OF 81 John, n b. from ~ John \ b. Tor nc
tou which she had into on the 18th ut and So badly
injured that she was abandoned Eight persons belong
Ing the schr and six to the ship were lost when sac
struck on Cape North. The Valera was insured IN
NewYork for ~ 200. Bark Enterprise, OF 81 John.
Lyons. 81 days from Dublin, with 40 passengers
bound to NewYork put into Lunenburg on the '4th u
having lo.i topmast the day before % miles South OF
shebuIne A brig from England, OF an American bar <
from sydney for the United states has been lost near
Gshsyus