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Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

GENUINE ELooUENcE.-The following Is
q part of the peroration Of Mr.. Glars late
speech. II is pity the patriotic senti2
ment is not oftener carried out: .-
"Mr. Pfesident-What Is an Individual
man? An atom. almost invisible without
magnifying glass!-a mere speck upon the
surface of the immense universe-not q
second in time compared to irpmsssuresble,
never-beginning and never ending eternity
"a drop Of water in the great deep, which
evaporates and is borne of By the winds
a grain Of sand, which is soon gathered to
the dust from whence il sprung. Shall q
being 80 small, 90 petty, 30 feeting, 80
evanescent, oppose itself to the Onward
march of a great nation, to subsist for ages
and ages to come-to oppose itself to that
long line of posterity which, issuing from
our loins, will endure during the existence
10 the world? Forbid it, God! Let. us
look at our country and our course-ele::
vats ourselves to the dignity Of pure aud
disintsrcsted patriots-of wise and ems
lightened statesmen, and save our country
from all smpending dangers. What, If in
the march Of this nation to greatness and
power, We should be buried beneath the
wheels that proPel It onward--whst are we,
what is sny man worth who is not ready
and willing to sacrifice himself for the bene-
ht Of his. country when it is necessary?
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19
Agents for the Banner.

Agents for the Banner
s. F. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg.
: DR.. John G. Welborn, Frankfort.
DR.. Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill.
R. H. Johnson, Ashley. + ,.s.-
C q. Minor, Prairieville. 5ts .!i .
- A. NJ. Thomas, Paynesville. s..
ecli e: : WIN. Sllaiss Ssliss, saa clari.ville,
Col. Jas. H. Britton, Troy.
TSlly 5sss y: :: SS5Riss SsR:.. and csp-.u-er.y.
DR.; WIN; :, A; Nieklin New Hope.
Z DR.. w. B. Adams, Danville.
= Col. William Priest, New London.
= A. w. Lamb, Hannibal.
= Col. Benjamin Davies, Palmyra.
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

NfJohn vanhooser, lives in the county
Of Jefferson, Tenn, and he voted for Gen.
Washington for the Presidency: He is in
the l22d year of his age. Until recently,
the Knoxville (Tenn. Register tells US,
he was in the habit Of walking to and from
that town on calls Of business, distance
of FIVE or six miles, without experiencing
fatigue. He is German by birth, but
emigra.ed to this country about one hun.
drsd years since. He was in several OF
the most important battles Of our revolu-
tion. He voted for Gen. Washington foE
President Of the United States, and boasts
that he never failed at any election fol
President, from that time till the present.
to vote the Whig ticket. We understand
that recently one of his daughters, lass Of
eighty years of age, paid him visit, and
found the old gentlmsn in his usual health
We doubt il ifanother such case Of Longevity
can be found in the United States. .
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

What Is-A CoeuETTE.-A young lsdy
OF more beauty than sense, more accom-
plishments than learning, more charms Of
person than grsces of mind, more admirers
than friends, more fools than wise men Tor
attendants. -
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

A contemporary says the plain English
of the politest address Of gentlemen to
lady, is--"I am now, dear madam, the
humblsst of your servants; be 80 good a. to
allow me to be your lord and master" Il =
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

H.Whas 10 the diGsrsnos bstwesn Al
stubborn horse and q postage stampY You
lick one with . stick and stick the other
with lick. "a. .-.;-., !, "a
Democratic banner., 1850-08-19

THE TROUBLE AT CARE MAY-As this
matter has created much excitement in our
city, we have obtained the following account
Of it from gentleman Of Baltimore, who
was present and witnessed the affair:
On Wednesday evening, difficulty oc-
CURED between a negro waiter and gen.
tleman from Maryland, in the ballroom Of
the Atlantic House, in this way: On the
gentleman attempting to take glass Of
wine from the tray for lady, the negro
rudely repulsed him, and at last dared him
to take it, making, at the same time, some
remarks against the id southerners, and
striking at the gentleman. A person who
was by took sides with the negro, and the
matter here rested until after the ball.
Then the gentleman went up to the negro,
who had insulted and struck at him, and told
the negro he intended to punish him. Up
on this, the negro drew back to strike the
gentleman, but received from him severe
blow. Immediately the fight became gen-
eral between the southerpers and the ne
groes. The southerners were nearly al
Baltim dreams. In the melee, chairs, tum-
blers, &C., were freely used, but The ne
groes we're soon driven from the ballroom.
Immediately, however, they rallied in front
of the house, with clubs, knives, &C., utter.
ing the fercest oaths and threats sgainst ell
southerners, and daring them to come out.
Finally the negroes withdrew.
The next day the negroes, excited by
certain persons on the island, held meet
ing, and resolved to be revenged upon the
southerners, and particularly upon the Bal
timoreans.
That night, in order to preserve quiet,
and at the request of the ladies of the house,
who were, Of course, terrified at the uproa'
of the previous night, many Of the south
erners left the house.
All mann& of reports Of this matter, ol
course greatly exaggerated, are in circula'
tion. The above is plain statement Of the
affair, as We received it from the lips Of the
gentleman present. Baltimore Patriot.
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HisCcllallcuus.
y. IN Lnniz ~ rn.. Grn,r.l n.nl.r.

y. \. Lantz ~ Co.. Grrcrgl DcglcrS in al
kinds ot Lrmbrr, Llth, ShiHgieS, S1Sh, DOgrS
Cedar T0SiS, &c. Sc.
~ D. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Nain Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
ker and lIlckling. Iue 22-I1-u
ID. w. &. Goohng Suddic, HtrHcss and 7runk
Maker, and CnTiase Trimmer, at the sign OF
"ffg HdTReSs ShGg,' on Columbus ST., . doors
Tlorth of Canal ST., Ottawa, His
Thankful lorpnst patronage, no na'-s sha be spar
ed " the execution OF work, guu promptucss in
fllire orders 10 merit the confidence oi the public
Please call aud examine orr work before purchns-
inEesewhere ire l-6mt
Johnston N Chnrruoud. Express AGENTS t0r
Livingston and FdrgO'S LiRc, Ottawa, Ill,
q. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compd-
ny, Hayord-opposltc the Mansion House.
George Smith, ,Edshioaablc Tailor, opposite Cpsh.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
INC East, and lbc happy to make up clothing or
allwho may favor him with their patronage. Aft
warranted IN every case. Particular attention paid
to Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, 1919
Seth &. Earl, Carriage, house, rnd sign Painter
Pdpererdnd Gtdsicr, Ottawa, H. Shop on Co.
umbus street. over Palmer and Gay wagon aud
carnage makcrshop.
Jacob q. stone, Subtle, Harness, and THINK
mInltdcturer, and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets, Ottawa. mar2
a. Il. Smith, Fdstionabic Tdilor--norib s;ic nj
The Couy hoase square, Oiidpd, M Fashions
regularly Received. All work cxccu,cdin his ,hou
warranted Cutting done to order.
Jos. IL. wagner, Justice Of The Peace, Office in
the northeast corner OF the court house up stairs
Oitacd. dee Z 40
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Horse ShOeing and FarrierV,

ME subscriber bc"s leave to auuuucc to the public
l. that he has opened an establishment in Cuiumhu,
'iTcctuclr the Catholic Church, where the husiucs,
oihprse suueng and iauep will be conducted on the
most scientific principles Ii is generally admitted
that too many those who practice sho ~ are to-
tally lguouUto oi s principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases OF contraCtons and diseases Of the
feet daily Witnessed. l- really becomes the duty o
every one who values u good horse so essential Ia
bis profit aSwc,. his pleasure, To secure the scryi-
ccs OF good agrcr Tor ou,rlul mammal
IUtccp grGrs practical experience 1T is hoped vii
enable 'hc subscriber 10 oilowa correct system. cal
cuatod Co. prevent diseases consequent on uuSkIIm
sh",ng; aud when necessary, TO remedy the error,
OF the past. L. TANNING.
.-iAvl. Nn-. q. slQ lf
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LETTER FROM BUCKTuORN, Jr., TO DR
LOADslDsE.

Dear Load dstonc Pm sure il we counted the lines
Nhichlast week YOU piier'd your doggrc to garnish
\ our readers, fancy. full soon would decide
How the fragments then left you your laurcs mny
nrnish
Truly balr is the lawyer who Zee from both parties
Receives, wlul' determined 10 cheat one ar both,
hod hardis hshearI anl uuenvcd his calling
Who relaIs hls strong pul.uns for iuyrc otaold;
But mcnncr thnu those Tar vller than any,
Is he. the adoptor oi Other mems brains
Who. while using the thosand conceptions olmIay,
Receives oil lhe homage prepared for the great
Wen hclp yolto lash ihc pig tails aud Ftlliies,
Wen welcome you, TOO. Us a r1ht worthy aid
Onrhonurs you'll share Tor goading the pigules,
II so. USE gDur 0lrH WoTas. not Sfcdt OthcT& array
Then reach us your band, u, adWungOur C0udur,
You're wiling 10 join IN our glorious crusade
GaNsi twodd.c and cant, pug, stiiic, and gander
POlIuoans vii lind a~ they net 50 we deal.
BE ltyols 10 attend TO ihe turbulent huulltfs
In Ottawa Centre, who riot and swell;
Mine be- The whgs, free socrs, and trlmmcrs
" est D buuin street, including La Sa'ir.
utluuk not, dear I,od tone, our numbers wc1iake
ON beds made OF roses who war with he wicked
Believe ne who kuoF 10, your heart viii of ache
Before you completely accomplish yourmlssons
Behold the array nt~y bent on your crthrow,
What power canaTcst their basilisk yi-agc
The doatng old mother the daughter 50 made ior
The iusocnt Top, whose dad lived by pllage;
The sincuhed knave, the wealthy Old cOdg,r;
The mechanic, VINO tres TO BE- enc OF the gCat
The landlord, who charges too high for h7 lodgings
The merchant, who keeps an odd pair OF scales;
The .O1dy, the spy, the temperance h1Ck-drr,
Ihc.hor-e-tlci, tn heupecbcd, the political hack,
he leaders OF fashion, The bIbbcr- oicidcr,--
Wlll Try hard to out-lap your right and lril flank
hut take aim md fire luW--uo need to BE- huu.ad--
The game must come down il iyouu-c heavy -not
No u5r iu life tory Won 80 get az all worried.
II they fling ln return their mud on your hat.
hen g.ygV than, hgrflnv
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thr wall aud whispered. "Prince, come forth and
save your life" No enc answered. She rnised
her voice several times bnl in vain. He i eous'
she exclaimed, with an expression Of despair. and
turning round to return 10 hcr brother, ber cloak
lell from her shoulders into the stream, and in
her simple nuns attire, she stood before him. her
delicate form and fine features clearly visible in
the bright moonlight; she turned her ewes to-
wards the Helgoland House and uttering a pier.
cling scream, held herhands to her face--her whole
body trembling violently wnen suddenly her
foot slipped aid She sank into the dark waters
beneath.
Her horror stricka aSfe,hrr was abcu. to plunge
IN after her when cwas Seized by some one from
behind.
81 his time tie Administrator ia quicker than
father Botyid' said u monk-at the same mo.
mont funeral procession, accompanied by torch.
IS passed out tom the court yard--and a bier
covered with clothos purpla aud gold, was borne
ty -four high dignaries Of the church; the knight
was dragged away by the soldiers, and his sub.
sequcnt fate i, buried in obsclirity.
One of Euphcmil's works-hor own portrait.
was found III her cell, and the beauty Of this alone
has preserved her memory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-24
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ittornrns .

John H. Murphy, attorney and CoggSciior al
LGtc, Ottawa, Illinois. aug w. Iooo'
Oliicc m the court house,
j. IL. Mct.rcsOr, Attorney and Counsellor al
Llis, Oiiairl Office one door from corner Of
Ia Sale and Clnal-sl-. directly IN front ol lh'
court house. Particular attention paidl"alcncr'
and collections. mp 2O-6m'
ChampIiu 4 wallace. n { Champlin--W II
l., Walhcr1 attorneys dnd CoupSeii0rsat Lar
Office up stairs in the next building north ol the
Post Office. nov % 40,
T.. y. Leland. iiiorncp and Counsellor ai Lar,
Htsremarel hls Office from Rrddicks block, to
the room formerly occupied by the ShcrlV, IN the
court house, now occupied n.artby Lorenzo L"-
land, may ! ~
Norris * Fisher, Geo II. Norris-Gco. ). | ,sh-
era iti0rpsg3 al LIic anil LIHR ArrHtS, Otia-
pI. III. VIII ply particular a,irnuonio thepay-
ment of taxes IN any part oi l..uos, purcha-lng
aud selling real estate investigating titles, colieci,
ting demands buying and selling military land
warrants and locating them onthr hest iaHdS Tor
soldiers or other, securing pensions ANA all cnIWs
against the government. Office ia the courthouse.
April Is, 1919.
VI. u. Hoili,'cr, di'ar8eg anil Co"7Sr'!oT ,Gi
Lqig, and S,i''br in fWnf'r-- Jtt4na' IT.
Olirs over the rear Of O.. Bus''s store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. | ~
Glover X Cook, a. o. Gloyrr-D. c. Cool) A.
f5r8eus anil Cluuyr'IDrs NJ L1r-- DtGirH. Of
fee in Rrdlicl>'s Block, east side of the public
square. jun 'iS-H
Henri G.. Cotton. iNorprV gai Counsellor Gi
Lrir and Sy'jrii1r IN CtIucrrV-O OtigtrH, Niy
Office in Rciicks block, ea.t side of the public
square. Jun ~
=. H.Rnnlnu. iG,rncya Ln--- Dorcgo, Ho-
Rental ca. iis. Aug 90, lNlS--u
O. 4. ingnlls, .l'orucy and C1pnsc'orot La,r,
Opposite tho sherman House. CHICAGO, iLLs
Particular attention paid 70 hs,n.'r. aud collect
ing. Uih ~, ~
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1)bnsitions u & Surgeons.

W. W WEIGH, II D.. hq'ne located pnrna-
ncndy i'm OtwwD. rac'n|.y cirr Dis services m
the different branches ui medicine and Surgery iU
the iphob.lrn. OF thr town and vicinity. u.lc"
nj White aud Hunters drug store. Residence az
Mr. Autcs' buaUha- hln-' G.'1mh"s--t. IS
Wm. W. CayarIy, Ptg,jci1a y SHrgso1--E,g-
ding, Livingston CgDatp, hp5ig offers hs pro-
frssonal services To thc citizens oi Livingston CO.,
and hopes by attention to business to Wrcii
q share oipublic p1lronage. 200
Goodns, O6cc p0riI side of he ppLLc
gre-- Ecsidogcc co"HCTOi Id Smile GHH M
|rccts. Being always doyolrd 20 bs ptoiss-
he hopes Tor share otplb,Ic patronage.
". Hopkins. PayVcila anil Sgrgr2r--Oi
Fca, M, offers h. professional services to the cI-
SLen- OF Ouawl, u1i vicinity Office between
Phclps land Wa.krr& llcAUt's stores, where he
may be- iounlat al. times except wiJeU absent ON
professional bu.ngs~ avg -
DIR. J Pearson, Pbgsicirn, Surgeon. aH| Dcu-
tSi-Ot1wg, tU. ul'gr- his pioia--iouaI services
To the inh,bi aU;s al CraNn and vicinity. OF
tice at hi residence on Columbus street
I. ) DIR / III continue to perform operation, .n
- all the variou. branches Of PaHfistFy. Charge tD
~0rTeSP0pd icib ths tWc@! mar y, u
-. ID, Thompson, " ID. .r',r- bis professional
services 10 the c'2rr' 81 Ottawa Uua y,,u't.
Office, urAt door 80 'hr Free Trader office, up
stalls ~ Redj'ck horf, Up 20 -
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N'"''"s7
ID. Vie ANDREW, Hpisc anil sign

ID. NcNNDWEW, House and Wgn paiDier,
from EdrkWgh, Sr0ii1Rd.
ID EStEt iEliliN uiuaic4thnt he will exc
( I cute amy orders in his lime hat the citizens of
Ottawa may please To favor him with, on the most
reasonable terms.
limitations OF wood and marbles, whircwashng
size co.ouriur, paper hanging, &c.
West Otmwn, may H. $50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-24

YN ' HE subscriber having returned rom the east
X ri,er visiting the prlncipn manufactures he
n Is now prepared 10 manufacture the ccrbra.
ted lncrcase or Gaming Twis, Rifle, which he war
rants to he equal To any made in this state or else.
where. lie will also keep constantly on hand and
Tor sale a good assortment oIdoubc md single bar.
tcllrd towling pieces, Powder Elasks Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Cans ,und nsupcror arti.
Gle ISporting Powder.
Ailknds OF lobbing in the gunsmith line done with
ncatness and despatch.
Shop on the east side Of Columbus ST., ono door
south nl the Union House. ilnr 92.M
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& | 8

City Hotel, by Ms A. DEIANo, northeast cor
nerot the court hotsr square, OuH-'a. The house
is eigbly situated IN the centre e. 'he business por.
ton OF the town 1t has us, undergone thorough
renovation aud rcTlir. Ample sabng attached.
Fox River House. by l.. DEtAvo, on the canal
uear the aquaduct, Canal packets stop regularly
at this house.
American House, ncarthr confluence Of the IL
nois and Fox Rivers, andncar the bridge.
Mansion House. Ottawa III by Il Tuorv Pas
sengers carried lree to and from The canal pack
cts. Stages arrive aud drpiu daily.
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Rlnclssyniti,iug.

WlII rrdcrs ned having commenced the above
business IN lhe shop formerly occupied by Rich
nrd Pembroke, will pny particular attention 10 shoe
inghor-rs nnl having hadmuch experience in this
branch OF the business and from his success in shoe
ing. not only for service but TO prevent Interfering,
and 10 relieve the various Diseases ol the hocf &c.
he buprs 10 secure a share ofpub.ic patronage.
May ilth, loHV Roxy
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MI ADE and for sale by the subscribers at the
IM Machine shop Of II. Drew
east OF and near Ottawa Foundry Those wishing
to purchase Thrcslling Machines wl do well to all
at this shon and examine before they purchase else.
where. They feel confident in saying to the public
TINT their machines are an article of superior work
manship, including the lntcst improvements. and
made olgood material for service and durability.
h Repairing old machines oiall kinds. and Job work
done nj short notice in the best possible manner
Ottawa, may lS6m o. ROSDAIL q Co.
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Gtoraoc s. formar0irQ.

Johnston n Charruaud. Storage y Commission
Merchants-W Warehouse east side OF the bridge,
Main canal, Ottawa, III. nov -
l.. Hills, Storage, TOrn0rdiaP aBR Commission
Mcrchat, degicr ia all ligds of produce. True :
Warehouse No. ,, Side.cut, Ottawa, Illinois
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Boat Building and Repairing.
nIYnN ~ ClirRrIIiI.L.

& Z ? OULD inform lhs boating community
u ~ uu tie Illinois and AUchuan Canal that
w they have opened a BOAT YARD, on
ihn EuN River Feeder, 200 yard. from fhr main ca
nal atrT TANA, where llry nre prepared to
do anything 10 Tine line ot hau'ue out and repairing
boats, ut lhe -hprtns, notice and IN fhc best possible
manner and ON reasonable ctrra- MAY =, lsiO-Gm
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EasaIIe Street School.

TTIIS School will commence another term ON
Monday, the 9Th of JulyncNt.
TERMS:-For the common primary studies, O.
per ar.
Forth higher course embracing English Gram
mer, Geography, Mathematics, and Physiology, So
per or. a. llALSEG frecepior.
Ottawa, lune eth.
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Business Gar0g.


w OHLESALE and retail dealcrin all kinds Of
W confectionery,
Toys Candy Fruit, &c, Caua.-srcct, a few doors
west ut la Sl,,r-st, OuuWB.
Welding and other parties supplied with orun-
talcouiecuondry. cakes, ice cream, Nc &c. at
short notice. an 20 Giu
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New Lumber Yard,

TIlEuujersgncd bees TO inform the public gen,
rail thnt he has for sale every variety oi
LumLer, Shingles, and Lath,
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W. NJ. PALMER RrctwHs thanks TO the public ior
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ON
him, sudh9yug associated huuseiiwith J. G. GAY,
he would state tnatthcy nFc prepared to carry ON Ihc
Carriage ana a@On Mn'IUg EusiursS.
in all I's various branches. Our stock of lumber is
wei. seasoned, and we are determined o. mike the
best work tnatls made in the country. Iwo-horss
wagons kept constantly uu hand. All who wishto
purchase Nr invited TO call and examine Tor them
selves hco-c purchasing c.srvhcrc. Shop ON The
corner OF Columbus and lrlttsun streets Lumber
taken iu exchange torwork NN PALMER,
Ouawa. feb II 'ts J. GAY
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PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS.
Cnrringe q Wmgom NIammlacto,N.

~ reduced pucc.
Canal st, west ol the Public square, Ottawa Ills.
Au.4I 1919 John liDSSACk.
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Threshing Machines

- OS7ONGLASS-Allsizes iorsale by
IL ocil3 WM HASKELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-14

The hns steamer Cherokee, Capt. C. Forbes, from
Chagres, via Kingston, arrived yesterday morning.
The Cherokee made the passage cut eight days and
four hours in ample time to meet the steamer Panama
on the Pacific.
On her return she left Chsgres ct Thurs
day jan Sd with 244 passengers and $3.50 600 in specie
freight and about the amount in the hands of
the passengers She arrived in Kingston the 6h at
3P. NJ; left Kingston Monday, the 7th at A. NJ,
and arrived in New York early yesterday morning
making nine days from Chagres and ave days and 10
hours from Kingston.
Our thanks due Mr.. L. C. Paine, the gentlemany
Purser Of the Cherokee, Mr. G. H. Leland Of Sullivan
Co.'s California Express, and Adams Co, the expires
forwardsrs, for the immediate delivery Of letters
and parcels.
The schooner Sarah A. Brown arrived at Chazrss on
the evening Of Dec 29th with 30 passengers and three
officers Of the steamer Crescent City, and would sail in
few days for the States.
The brig Cohen had just arrived from New Orleans,
with coal aud passengers.
The lef. at Kingston the British steamer Midway,
to rail on the 9th inst for Southampton and steamer
Clyde, just going into the harbor the C. coming
out ether British vessels lying In port at
Kingston.
The steamer Falcon sailed from Chsgres on the even
tng Of the lat ofJanusry, for New Orleans direct
While the Falcon was lying off Chsgres on Sunday
Neo ooi Mt broohS hieMan, yumPeo eVeroosru, anu
before assistance could be rendered, was drowned
The Cherokee brings the Pacidc mails that arrived In
the Unicorn at Pansma, Friday, Dec. 2s they mo-
arriving in Chagres In time for the Falcon to connect
with the Ohio at Havana. They under the charge
OF Mr.. Mclean the recently appointed mail agent for
the Istbmus.
We learn that the Cherokee LEFT $500 gold dust
at Chagres 1t had been brought dom by the Psciao
steamer and marked for the Crescent City. Owing to
The unfortunate accident to that steamer IL will have
to remain there till the arrival of tie Empire City.
The following is the amount OF gold dust brought By
the c. on freight -