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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUEs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA p. r. BAR
ID num- Proprietor aud Manager Henry Sanford Assists
ant Eansger.A Week q Novelties The spsudid melo-
formed this week Also The play q MONEY. and sues
" The Mysterious Stranger, &c. ssssrs: GOOdal Rogsra
Baker ThAyer Ashmer Misc Fisher. Mrs. Rogers Mrs.
Waeku Miss Mortimer Mrs 1bavsr and Others to sppear
Two r-rform.poss daily and half past T.
70 cents children under 10 yesrs, l2k oents.
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IMMIGRANT INDUsTRiALsA SAVINGS BANK, 81 CHAM
IA bers sreeTh bank, chartered by the Legislature
II the state OF New York. at the last session. has the
% Chambers Of Broadway the
poses Of the bank The bank is open to receive deposits
every day. Sundays excepted) between I'VE and
o'clock, NJ TrusteeJohn Nicholson, Planning G. Tack
81 James kergan, Felix Irgoldsby, William Hason Hugh
Kelly, John Manning. Grsy-ry Dillon william Redmond
Peter Bargus Joseph stuert John NeMeno,ny Andrew
gsruga1 James Mathews Jehn Bilhsw, John r. Nesmth
Terence Donneily. GREGORY DILLON. President
JcsErH STUART, LIST Vice PRECEDENT.
PErER A. HARsous, Ind Vice President.
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sToR PLACE OPERA HOUsE-rnE THIRD ANB
"A last performance Of Madame Oh yaIE5 win tahs
place Monday evening Oct H. when will be
formed selections from Norma LA TAvorits and "Lon
bardi."
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7 IGPT HOUSE TENDER FOR sALE-CUsPox HOUSE.
II New York, Collectors Once, Oct 1850 viii be sod
the Barge Office Wharf foot 81 whitehall street. sa
trday 18th instant at 70 O'Clock by Adrian r. Muller
Ausioneertbe United states Lighthouse Schooner ~
burthsn, with her tackle and apparel The may
the foot Of jefferson street East River until the day
Of eale, H. MAXWELL. Collector.
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LOST, Sc.
SZOO sss,s Ferry Ss... i rom Cas-. ..-'.s VIC,
ns1siss u. sI s Is P s.sa . a.
Daniel rrmbl. dressed in plaid OF srpsd pAhtsosaa bio.
shirt ,ssu, i.st 10 issh.. high .p,rs azure, hish
sad forehead The above reward will BE paid for the re-
LAwSEscE, rRryBLEs CO. No. IS Broad ct.
81 REyARe-Losr LAST EyEsLSd. BsrwEss
s .nS .,.' Gat 10 .Ss s Irs "a ,s us'' ~ re-
ia seal = The .sa si,A ~ ssrs:.a ssssyea ..
g2 REwsRD.-Losr. IN PASSING IRON No 81
street 0old siss,t Rus 9Th crest ,asra,sd blood
Sn SoiRs N 80 i sii Sssasa ' .,S. .a'
T'wENTY-FIvE DOLLARS RgwARD-LOsr IN CO.
n ing from seaman sgir,s 20 eornsr q Wssghby and
,sshsd gehp'on maker Ne lssi ava J. engraved Zoe
viii receive the above reward ssd Tie hsat Of h. owasr
I osr-A SMALL GOLD WATCH, wIru ESAsELLrD
- back eArk blus With flower. silver face, htte tar
hisbsd the hands little Of the centre ~ the face aud
& Rue orss. ii 80 Hs ~ Ps. RE sus,r s SipI r.
es's ahesrai re-.rd' BY re urnaEnte No ~ BroadW.y
HORSES, sc.
EoR sALE-A nay HORSE. sIxrEES HANDS HfGH,
,, yssrs cid Narrated sospt ava Ess,is-sin ssai
%iis .I i,sy q gs'ssn, :,
sasS: hss .Ar.s1,,d e @ nile ia-s nno.., spd az
new Also ens fonr wheel Csrrssc With pile saa shss
er one ~ Two horses. Also sht Nagsu, ncarv
sgha ~ pounds Also. doubls snd enc set single
ssyss town sspy . scsss a. ''i FrSe GoSaSr 81
lAv 70 Wall street Also far sale above trst clns
brenthcuse togther with EFht Lo 81 Land, Chatoa
sverue, troutiyn.
HORSE TOR sALE CuEAP-A nay u)R5s. SIX
tanet hiahi knd IN tihre Or a,uels barnes. sr
Asf. 90 VII b. sold az tarrain ~ py - kOONE1S
shhl" csrtst 81 Fourth and Ia Fsystte Place
HossEs AND CARRIAGES FOR sALE-A FAMILY
ateut lesying The citf fnr ms -shss 20 dispose 81
aNtry me family cstatlskuen. soufftinE 81 pair u
geror hey hortts well troken aud tvo earrascs-one
eoaie and Ae othtr an earriszs Terms ra.onabe
kt(y syvtrar for further particulars. at hr Oovans
stshies q sd ~ s~~er ssrrs,.
LOR sALr-A MOSCOW" PONY ALSO, SIR
Nai'er Mare. Raih n these hares ase sis years oii
arc wnrahtd sousd AIS tni and tr aside q three
minutes also fine eve ed 80 9th coated si
ny fnttse Tor % laats horse laqetre
toner - 1hirtv-fcurth street sna seventh Avenue
EoR ssLt-h HORSE. srRiNg CART AsO HAR-
heta-1he hcrss sfands FOIL ts haais hifhi ea hand-
ue tay ttlrr AVID Of trs ani sHaW dufahe aaI
IiAs. ApIiye JnoNAs zeEEOS, y cstssnnt sresA
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500 600 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
PLOO,OOO sage on improved productive real estate
in this city, Brooklyn and Villa nbburSh in to suit
applicants Several to loan city property
back.
ThvFsTkENT-s3.5Oo.-FoR SALE, A BOND AND
mortgage i've years from October 1850 per
cent interest. payable semi annually The property
which the mortgage lays consists Of frs oAss dwelling
house eleven lots Of ground stables &C. situated in
son M CrnAd street, New York, H. De Aoe, counsellor
lsz Broadway
WANTED-A PARTNER, IN LIGHT WHOLESALE
manufacturing business which yields 100 and
Is In good ssndips-cspia required $50 to S0-saii ha-
sness established several years. Address E. Herald
once.
WANIED-A Partner WHO CAN COMMAND A
w ea.h capital OF <uOO to enter huspsss in which
there viii &c no eompstion and Pay enormous pron and
a. this once.
MONEY TO LOAN. FROM IS UPWARDS ON ALL
Avl descriptions property Goods Of bind
At fair valuation. Cash sdvanosd hoad mortgage
Everything connected with the ueon
on The most reasonable terms Apply 70 r. IL. II. OLD
rlELD auetionssr real estate house AID general ass @
william strcstA
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. Az BROADWAY. ABOVE
~ Grand street-Open every night during the
farther NOTES.-The original and we'll Known Cstys MIN
strels com prising ecient and versatile corps Of
talented and experienced performers under the
agemen OF Chrsty whose concerts In this city for
succession OF -four been received with
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets IS
cents Doors at half six at half past
seven o'clock Afternoon concert every Saturday COM
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EoR ssLt-A HORSE SPRING CART AsO HAR-
hstaIhe horss stnds fuil itis hans hifh SEA band
ne ~ eslor ard Of asrgss Nv. snd ss dsrssle sai
liAs. ApIiy.e TnONAs zsEEOS, y cstss6ns sreeN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12

I ooMIss PANORAMA OF CUBA-oPES EVERY
IL siht this week at the Minerva ADO broadway
1t lie splendid werk biting most BEAUTIFULLY
and faithfully the citie1 Mountains ana
tropical vetson Alec by pictures Of SURPRISING artistic
merit the social oustons Of the Cabans are nstrated'
srntoent views Of coffee tobacco esa'es ma
hogany cedar ebony ruYs palms Doors open az
81 L. NJ, 1t ia precisely
ADM chi half price.
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HOUSES AND ROOMS WANTED

HOUSE wANTEp.-A GkNTEEL TWO STORY AND
tasment house. quiet and respectable nstshbor-
hooa In York Brookyr Address bon 23i Pest Of
zee stating terms and location.
TIE uPPER PART OF HOUSE wANIED-Ar
four roour-~ithih ten winxtes walk % II anti
rerry, brooklyn. Possessions the LIST Of Nov.
Assress c. Herald once. sstips location and rsut-
ID oOns wArTrD-TBREg ROOMS AND A KITCHEN
N wanted imnefiatsly Rant sxcesd rs
s-ally. Addres. Herald ofars.
ID oos.-wsSTED. BY A oISTLEnAN A FURNISH
m ed Bedroom ICuyth avenue, sboYe Es~-
Square. address T. IT., bon .sT Pcs. ofs..
EURNIsuHD Moons, Win or WITHOUT BOAR,
Any per,u having ere OF tso furnished rooms " let
" family where felks mind tbsr own business nav hear
- fsed tsrsat ~ kddresrr Baier Broadsay Pest Of
Gee. ststtrs terms, he. I'm -cdiatsiy.
tQtLL FURNISHED APkRTnESTs wANrED-A
and bed well nirhed, stuatsi within mil, ths
Ciu Hail. 10 Eeod reality. Address A e. the once oi
This paper.
VLANtID 10 HlRk-A two Os TuREE STORY
w houss; alec, the lover part n hous. slsa steble-
the n iehborhood of broaeuay between fosrtk and
Grand ttrssta Arpiy betwesr 10 ard ~ o'cloef 70
5B. BurCHlNGs. No. ~ Jshn street.
WANDA LARGE JsTURNisHI % ROOM AND
w Carrst Ter lady snd sen. NOT hsher thas
street. meals ssrved IN the ruvu tirate fsmy prsfrrru1
Address 2. v \, Broadway Pcst Once.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE Aston PLACk-THE RE-
gular season OF the Italian Opera will Mon
aay .ssnng the zst instant with III: psrfornanss Of
FRANCO ARClEhO (Der Frsyshutzl Grand Opera -
Carl Maria Weber its first fomance in Italian il
this country The box oce is for subssrbsrs
MAX MARRcZRK-
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POLITICAL.


NINTH WhRD-PRIMARY ELECTION-Ar A PaI
election, held in the Ninth ware the Nth
October 1880 the ticket headed william D. Ksnoedy 10
seph ID Baldwin, and John T. Deven. elected by SO
majority. JOHN HOUGHTALIN,)
EUGENE McGRATB, Inspec tors.
CHARLES MCEES, Jay
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nLYhPIC.-- l. l. % VS. ETHIOPIAN OPE1x
~ Troupe having just from most suecessfuy
tour will have the honor of openr at Olympic, ON
MON pay EVENING, Sspee mber 3Dth and nue every
night this week The viii sopsst Of Songs Duets.
Gees Quartetts Cborusos Refrans &c. &c. Buresques en-
Italian Opera Dutch brill BLACK Shakers tai
Solos, and Ethopsn Dances the whole the psrfor
in America. Admission Is cents Doors
cert at half o'clock weones-
~ M
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NATIoNAL rHEArRE-cHArHAn STREET, NsAR

NATIONAL THEATkE-CHArHAM STREET, N1AB
koosevelt-soe Lessee and Proprietor A. II. Purdy.-
%snse wi,hs .gceessfoi ANA Of rHE NEW YORK FIRE
H. Perry Mr.. wealthy Mr.. H. G. wsmyss. Pas de Gale
dopia by Miss nsviDa After which Herr list and his
;hantns and Astanishns Feat. in Gymn.:tSqe Ahls
Orchestra. 50 Ger ia. -
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SPORTING.


Union COURSE, L. I.-PAClNG--TUEsDAY,o OCT. IS,
" at o'clock M purse $780, three mIs heats. In har
hers Mclaughlin enters Lady Bsvapsi Isaac
nrentersb caJugs Maid; D. Nc Mana enters oh.
Posboy The will leave the south ferry Brooklyn,
y. o'clock n the
sPICER HchANk, Prsprietsrs.
CENTREyILLE COURSE. L. I-rR0rrIS G.-wED-
~ nssdAy, October 1871 o'clock. f3tn,
mile heats s harness ii. Jones Cen Putnsms
C. II. names eh e. Esau. JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor.
CINTREvILLs COURSE. l.. I-TaOrTTNG,-WED-
" nssday 0stoter 10th. ~ .elock p. h-Purse sle-
mile heats best three In $50 lbs
br Honest John; W. wheian b. r. Eebo; W.
JOEL coSKLIS. PrOpri..sr.
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A rARM IN THE rowNsnIp on NEW rrREcnr. C..

U II II u.
n from twelve for the direct
the Bath House, between Fatbush and Utreoht
the road Leading Coney leland and Fort Hamilton half
nile east Of Greenwood Cemsery grocery store Ia Kept
the premises and the lsrd is in good order. Suit
able gardener IL would be convenient also hotel
fhar house. or for country Call Eckert's
Iroeery store, IIatbush Bath Eouse road at South
" lillian n the city,
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WASHING.

sAeAme Besvelt has her banner unfurlca,
And says her plan 10 The best In the world
And H. Twelyetrte tsyr. by his rlsn alone
Can large wash In one boar be done;
Which 10 right you cant tell ti try,
So come N an both Of them buv =.
Two RELIEyE THE PUbLtC fkoN
Il 10 which q these plane should -sT Dou ais As
setmtd advisable copies - fought
~ So cone VI (no; sl n 10th plaas in oas BOOK
get Tvtl,etre's and Beavs street. Nsw York and
either for 20 Sent Ia plans tor 81 cory
part Of the world. ~ mail, tree Of postage " any
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


INFORMATION WANTED-OF HENRY CONSTABLE
OF Weonesbury, England He is sbout 6st 10 inches
5feet IL inches in height. turns his feet ia when walking
and generally wears blue cloth a sack
to be seen with person named joel Wilson, Of Englsnd
lately in Brooklyn The informant will be literally
rewrrded. Address (f immediate O-vile Herald Office
NOTICE IMPORTATION WANTED OF JAMES CAT
fray who left Kingston for New York in the sprpx Of
ls42 His mother, Mrs ratharne Ill., having died
gust last thendersgned executors the estate
to hear from him. WILLIAM FURNIVAL,
ROBT. BREEZE.
BARRIE1Ep. Kingston, SEPT. IL, 1850.
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CoLD tcALEs-ruE suBscRfBERs oTrgR ToR
VI sale tLe hest epj approved pattern Of French
sndsrd Cola Scales adjusted sSActy 10 the Uaed States
Mint standsra Of sse and weight The scales
made that they take little packed
and much nero neatly and convsneny hnished taan
either the rrrsh, German article A. Ia
81 that made % this rasrn, having orders
shipment California solicited examine them before
purchasing ssewhere klso. for sale varsity Of French
fancy goods, Aeeordaons, kc.
~ Wfiism street airs.
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NNoRT1Y oF NoTfCE.-BGLtIARDs.- LAsGEsT
w Billiard hall In the World The Empire Rooms. Cham
hers street door Burtons rhsate Tables ny the
best msksIs With eyery nprovement f3r the raur Rail
Game, the Three Ball FnEish Game, the Fftscn BAH gsmc
tie PIN Came Table,. without pockets for the French
Carr5u Game Private be engaged for matches
cr parties " gDaOSDS.
MEplCATED, VAPOR, AND SULPHUR RATHs-E J..
Nh thkhOlLs. - Barclay street, recommended BY ora
Mott Steveue Boyd, hacneven teilsor, Smith, Dxnn Nil
ett aud cer enireut phyffeAns remedy for colds,
IitUmatsu. mercurai dsases tat rheur. pnpls the
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APOLLO RoosS. 40 BROADwAY-oPEN EVERY
"A evening during the week. Rae original and we'll known
Cam apalossns or Swiss Ben Riassr Mr. H. Bamnet,
the celebrated csmpsneie Miss Julia Gould the
vocalist and pianist from the principal London theatres
Tickets - cents Doors anf concert commence
~ u O'CLOCK. ChaDRe OF pros rnlnne eaoh evening.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-16

The FRRsHET IN PENNSYLVANIA We have
never before heard of any eshe nundation in this
country so terribly Obstructive of e as that which has
recently occurred in Pennsylvania The loss of pro-
perry is immense, and the loss Of life altogether without
parallel.
At Reading, eleven lives were lost There were 25
brick, Fl frame dwellings, and 63 stables, workshops
and offices, destroyed in this place, the aggregate loss
being estimated at half million dollars.
AT Tamaqua, thirty-sx dead bodies were recovered
IN "a hours after the storm had subsidized and there were
several others missing These bodies were mostly wo-
men and children. Among them was that of Rev. o.
T. Oberfet pastor Of the German Lutheran Congrega-
ton.
At Berwick, Columbia county, twenty.one persons
lost their lives. AT Young & Joness Mount Hecklv
Forge, thirteen persons persisted.
At Nescopeth Forge, Luzerne county, two houses in
which five families comprising twenty three persons had
taken refuge, were swept half mile down the creek
and only two men saved. The houses lodged
among some trees and were dashed to pieces
The Schuykill canal is damaged SO thut 5000 900 is
required to make it navigable. The Reading Railroad
and almost every road and farm in that section of the
State is much damaged
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FREE SOIL STATE CONVENTION,

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Convention
of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will be holden at
BOSTON, on Thursday, October Third, at ten
O'Clock A. M to nominate candidates for the Offices of Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor consider and adopt
such measures may be deemed just and necessary in
order promote great cause of Freedom throughout the
Union and of equal rights and representation throughout
the Commonwealth.
The several cities and requested to choose del
egates to the Convention in the proportion three for every
Representative to the General Court which they are by
law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and towns
are requested to take all needu steps full repre-
sentaton of that portion of the people consider the
claims oil Justice and Liberty paramount those party
By order Of the State Central Committee
HENRY WILSON, Chairman
EDw L. KEYEs, Secry.
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FANCY GOODS. PFFTTwrpv -

IENliE subscriber has now on hand and :; ' 49,
ing additions, one of the largest stocks Of Rih MAX max
uoous and Periumery, to be found in this civ cy
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, of rosevood
r Ga, various patterns and very rich Rosewood T u
oas WIN emma and cut glass bottles yarious natt
ones kinds; Opera Fans beautiful assortment =. e
noeI for the centre table toilet in endess
DER Pun and Boxes, double and single many Gw
geloe INK with or without preparations Dressnp Comha
Ioltose Buffalo, Ivory, and Horn in endless p
et oomDs every variety; Fine Tooth Combs treat ri
and OF different qualities, from the highest to The ioSeS
Ianr me assortment and in various FORMS and in one
t' hundred oher miscellaneous articles suited TO the
Tade, 100 numerous to mention, which offer on ~ e
reasonable terms s. A HOW MN Vn 'he most
sepl6 d6tw3t ~,
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n We are glad to find the following article in
the Boston Post concurrng entirely, as we do with
it. ethink that all the great interests ofhe coun-
try require such an amendment of the tariff as will
secure, absolutely the collection of the duties mpos-
ed by it. and there let it stand. Permanance in the
system is of vital Importance to the manufacturing
and agricultural interests.
The Tariff. We perceive that certain alter
ations, in our present tariff urged, and we have
no doubt, that in respects, the interests of the
country require them. Now is favorable period
to give this important subject consideration. The
tariff question is one which should be withdrawn from
the political arena--it is too momentous to be made
foot ball Of for trading polltcians-lhe business in
terests Ofour citizens should not be controlled to eff
feet mere party purposes, but should, at all times,
receive that prompt attention. impartial and careful
examination by congress which the pecuniary well
being of the people demands. If certain features in
the present tariff require amendment, we hope con-
gress will approach and perform the duty with lib
eral and conciatory disposition disposition to ascer-
tain the imperfectlons ofthe system, and determn-
alton to do all in its power to remedy the evils with
out regard to local party preudices, Let our ev-
enue system be adjusted upon sound and iudicious
priuciples-prncipIes which experience has pointed
out best, and then let it remain as permanent as
any thing subject to mutation remain.
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HORTICULTURAL Exhibition. We would again
remind our friends of this exhibition Will they not
to-day look their fruits and flowers and make their
selections Tor the show The fruits may be gathered
and prepared SO as to be ready They should be in to-
morrow or before in the evening of the next day, to
entitle them to compete for the premiums. The exh.
biton will be open to visitors Wednesday, but as
contributions WILDE received through that day. those
who wish to see it after they all in, and yet avoid
the crowd of Thursday, will have an opportunity on
Friday. The arrangement, well the condition of
the articles, will however, be best in the early part of
the show.
hope our friends will do all they can to make the
show iine one. All articles which they wish to re-
serve Tor their own use, will be carefully retained for
Them if called for any time previous to Saturday noon
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THE SECOND DISTRICT. We consider it most
fortunate circumstance, that Upham defeated at
the late election in the Second District. He is
smooth tonsued, plausible, but slippery and unreliable
politician, who will place party and personal interests
before any other considerations We are free to saw
that, between him and Rantoul, if one or the other
must be elected, Ranoul is much be preferred He
is an ADLER, sounder and more reliable mana man in
tact oil much more character, every way He is, with
al' progressive and reformatory in his opinions and
feelings, aud has more personal independence than Up
ham. There are questions of national policy. on which
we cannot agree with him, and his party connection is
objectionable but, these points, he and Upham NAV
be fairly offset against each other, except the adyant
age that RantouPs greater independence gives him.
We therefore think that the Free Sellers of the Dis
trict have done and no less than their duty in
defeating Upham. If there was not the snap of con-
per to choose between the two it was still their duty to
defeat Upham, after the efforts Of the Wings to defeat
the election of John g. Parey in the Fourth District
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HORRIBLE SUFFERING-.Man Eating his
Hands Capt Hopkins, of the steamer ]. d. Nor
ton on Lake Erie, Friday last discovered what he
supposed to be claft with some one upon it, some
five miles in the Lake. He INN ediatey went far
the object. He found the raft made of spars, with
Captain Davidson Of the schooner Thornton, upon II
He was wrecked on the 3lst ult, having been screen
days and nights without food. Two of the crew
with the captain, made the raft The two men drop-
ped off on the third night, having become exhausted
for want of food Captain Hopkins describes the
scene as most ptful. Captain Davidson had COM
menced eating has hand The last night Several
steamers and vessels have been in sight, and one
vessel hailed him, but made no attempt to ge! him
off OF course the captain is exceedingly weak bnt
is In fair way for recovery Detroit tribune.