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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-05-02
S25 aWARD.

- 'NAWAY from the subscriber a negro woman -
Il. amed FANNY MAYNER. Said Fanny is ~
about % years of age very dark Muatto, aboutssM
i4d size and likely She is supposed to be lurkingH HN
N bout Fayetteville where she has relatives. The
shove award will be given for her return the subscriber
aE hag dgment in Wilmington Jail.
JOSEPH SKIPPER.
ltn, 81, 1851 l7-6m.
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TAXES! TAXES!

HE Tax List for 1850 has been received from the Clerk
of the County Court, and is ready inspection
persons who Taxes requested pay the
without delay otherwise shall proceed TO enforce the col
lection of the same. E. E. HUSSEY,
April 70, lS5l-S3-3tl Sheriff of Dupln county.
DUPONT's POWDER-REDUCTION OF PRICES.
THE subscribers Agents for the sale Dupont's Powder
in this place, prepared to furnish every description
Of eeiebed manufacture in quantities to suit purcha-
ser Orders from any part of the State will be promptly
attended to- and buyers may rely upon obtaining supplies
here good terms as in New York or elsewhere.
DEROSSET s. BROWN.
Wilmington 25th April, 1851. 33-6t
*Observer Register and Standard, Telegraph Re-
publican, each month and send bills to DER & B.
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General Notices.
OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.

: NEW-HANOvER COUNTY,
court of Pleas and Quarter SessionsMarch Term 1851
Attachment levied upon Lot in the
Jesse w Jennett town of Wilmington beginning at post
}At the intersection of McR ae and Milfer's
JAS L. Cassidey Street. running with Miller Street Sc
feet by 165. containing one half Lot.
ordered by the Court that publication be made in the
Wilmington Journal for six weeks, for the defendant
appear the next erm of this Court to be holden on the
second Monday in next at the Court House in the town
of Wilmington n and there plead answer or demur
or judgement absolute will be rendered against him.
Teste, L. H. MARSTELLER, Clerk.
April Is, 1851 [Pr. fee 81 3Sl 33-6t
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General Notices.

$25 REWARD.
DROKE JAIL in Whiteville, Columbus county. Satur
D day night the 18th inst, man, boy, by the of
ELIJAH ARNOLD Said Arnold is about 10 years DID,
about four h six inches high light hair and looks pale in
the face, badly grown and will weigh about S5 80 lbs
He has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to me in
Whiteville, any Jail so that can get him again.
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Shift.
Whiteville, April 21 1851 33-tf
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 4

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
offer for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which are s
thirtyfye sets of BoXes the most of which have r
only been from to two years. with sufficient guam
y of round to at least twenty the lands
which these situated not easily surpassed by
pney lands in Eastern Cardinal There upon the prem-
two Dsterie natly and conveniently fitted up, with
all necessary outhouses Upon the farm think the bull
dings altogether seldom exceled Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms shall
be low and payments accommodating. Come and see
Any person wishing to purchase be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and wagons to carry both the
operations of Farm and Turpenne and with years supply
of provision. JOHN A. AVIRETT.
Caharine Lake, Onslow county, NJ c., July o. 1S5O-tf
LOOK AT THIS.
TNIE undersigned having determined moving South
offers for sale his plantation whereon he resides
in Dpln county, lying the main road from Fayetteville
to Newbern three miles west of Kenansvle, containing
bout900 Acres onehaf of which cleared and good
state of cultivation and he has hesitation saying that
it is the best Corn plantation in the neighborhood. The
set of buildings in the County.
Aso tract of Tar and Tupentne Land the Rail
Road three miles below Stricklands Depot containing
bout 6DO Acres.
Also valuable Steam Mill (of ten horse power) located
at Strkads good order and superior team of Horses
Wagon, SIC.
bargain can be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy.
JAS. M. MIDDLETON.
Dupln county, Oct 25 1850 7-tf
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Terms of subscription.

Terms of subscription.
One year. in advance within three months, 81 80
When payment is delayed three months, 3 90
No subscription received for less term than year.
No subscriber permitted to discontinue his paper after the
of subscription, till the expiration year.
Any subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end OF
the year. full and the propretors two weeks
notice. otherwise the paper will be continued ana
according to the above terms
RSAny person sending five NEW subscribers accompa-
MED by the advance subscription 2 5O Will receive ne
sixth copy gratis, for one year.
Money NAV be remitted per mail at our risk.
letters on business connected with this oce must be
addressed (post paid) to the proprietors
Arrival and Departure of the Mails at Wilmington
The mail from the North, by Railroad arrives daily aoou
The mail from the South by Steamer from Charleston,
rives daily about A. NJ ,
arrival cars Mondays, Wednesdays apd Fridays
The mail from Fayetteville, via Ezabethtown by sulkey
is due Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at A. M
The mail from Onsow CourtHouse, by sulkey is due on
Mondays, at P. M.
Tho mail Black River Chapel via Long Creek, by sui
key, is due on Thursdays, at 3 ?. NJ.
Closing of Mails.
The mail for the North, by Railroad closes daily at IL
Pm.
The mail for the South by Steamboat, closes daily at
A. nj.
The mail for Fayetteville via Warsaw closes on Taes-
days, Thursdays, and Sundays, at I0 T; NJ
The Fayetteville, via Ellzabethtown sy sulkey
closes Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at VI
The mail Onsow Court House, by sulkey closes on
Thursdays, at 10 P. NJ
The mail for Long Creek by sukey closes on Thursdays
-Letters should be in the Office least Is minutes be-
fore the time of closing the mails
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Business Cards

JESSUP & MOORE,
TAPER Manufacturers and Rag Dealers, II North
i Fifth and % Commerce street. Philadelphia.
Book News Hardware and Manila Paper made to order
March a. 1851. 27-1y
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THE BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.

WE learn that Dr. s. p Townsend has sold the good
w will of his Sarsapara business, including machinery
and material hand for the large of
This illustration of the advantages and
vertising: The purchasers Messrs Nostrand Bach
both wealthy and well known individuals They have we
understand employed the celebrated Chemist James r.
Chiffon, who will hereafter have the compoundng depart
ment under his immediate supervision They are men
of enterprise and will doxbt the character of this
medicine which has the reputation of being the
best preparation of Sarsaparla made in United States
The propretors understand their
stand in all climates any length of time, which have
doubt Of when manufactured by so practical chemist a
Professor Chiffon, who is well known one of the first
chemists in this country
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EDWARD CANTVELL.
A TTORNEY at Law, Wilmington n. G.
N Office Marketsreet, opposite the Carolina Hotel.
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ID. MCMILLAN, o. LAWS.
MCMILLAN s. DAVIS.
DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
~ Corner of North Water and Chestnut Streets Whining
ton N. G.
Feb. 4th, 1851 70
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j. NJ. ROBINSON,
IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves
Nails, &C., Front-sreet, doors South of Market Will
mington, N c. lSOv7-IyI
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11RACKERS.-The finest lot of Sugar, Soda, Water
~ Cup and Butter Crackers in this market and will
sold by package or retail. Very cheap by
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD
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w. A. MELVIN, w. NJ. MONROE.
MELVIN & MONROE.
GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants,
Ut Wilmington, N G. Prompt attention will be paid to
all business entrusted to their
ks-Store first door below London's Building.
April IL, 1851 3l-4t
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The public hereby notified that the
svely known DIR. s. p TowNsEND's CoMPouND EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARLA, manufactured under my direction
and supervision from the Dr.
S. p Townsend and certify that ia composed of neredi
ents purely vegetab, and chout Mrcwry-and also that
the ingredients judcousy compounded, to obtain
from them their greatest medicinal effects. : =
JAMES r.. Chiffon, Chemist
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POEHTEtAIT PAlNIINSTo
MASSALON Portrait Painter, would respectfully in
y the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country that he has permanently located himself in this
place. and will be happy receive the patronage of Ia
of themselves any member of their family He fatters
himself from his long experience in the art that he will be
enabled give satisfaction His at Mr. Loves Fur
nure Establishment, Front Street, Wilmington, N G..
April 4, 1851 30-1y
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New York, February, 1885,
The undersigned wholesale Druggists in the city of Ney
York, have sold DR.. S. T. TOwNsENDs CoMpogND EXTRACT
OF for several years, and consider it the Or-
gindt and Genuine Dr. Townsends Sarsapara and that IL
the first introduced to public notoety that rano
Boyd & Panl, 40 Courtlandt-st. :
Walter B. Townsend & Co, 2iS Pearl-st.
Leeds s. Hazard, l2l Maiden Lane. sgr
John Carle & Co.. l53 Water-st
NJ. Ward & Co., So Maiden Lane
j. J. +. Trippe, 80 Maiden Lane.
Graham & Co., 10 Old Slip.
Osgood & Jennings, ISS Pearl-st
T. b. Hayiland & Co., Office, III Broadway
Jackson, Robins & Co., I34 Water-st
Thomas & Maxwell, Sc Wilam-st
William UnderhiI Jr., 1S3 Water-st
David I. LanmaE. 60 Water-st.
Marsh & Northrop, 81 Pearlst.
Norton, Babcoek L Wood, I39 Maiden Lane
Penfod, Clay Co., Fletcher-st.
ocott Mckesson & Co., I27 Maiden Lane.
A b. ID. Sands, 100 Futon-st.
Schiefelin Brother & Co.. I04 and LOG Jobn. II
Lewis & Price, 55 Pearl-st ea. "
Hayiland, Reese & Co., so Maiden Lane z@
Rushton. Clark & Co.. li0 Broadway To- asto,
House, and 273 Broadway, corner Chambers...
6hiiip Sehieneiin Co., l07 Water-st. -.
Pou & Palanca, sc John-st. -.
Sherwood & Coffin 81 Peari-st
Krst Houghton, So John-st
Minor K Co., 2l4 Fulton-st.
lngersoll & Brother, 238 Pearl-st
Joseph Trippe, i2s Maiden Lane.
aaydock. Corlies Clay. 2lS Pearl-ss stl5
r. A. g. EVANS & BROTHER are the only wbo,a..i
ana retail agents, here. for Dr. s. p Townsend Imnra
vec Extract Of Sarsapara where NAV be found a an
and select stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints patant
the many fancy articles usually kept in the
y WILMINGTON, Nc dune 2s, 1850 sSssss za.ts
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O.. G. HOEMES,
TTTHOLESALE and Retail Qea Domestic
w Goods, Groceries. Wines, Liqus-s H-.siEsEs &s.s
corner of Water and Princess Streets, VII ara1a y &
Feb. IA, 1851 a@-1y
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ALEX. z. MOTT,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber Wilmington,
n c. respectfully solicits share Of public patronage
March 81, 1851 2S-f
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PETER NJ WALKER,
(Ofthe Lase firm of James E. Valker,)
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions, VIII
mington N c. Prompt attention paid to all business in
his line T29-v7-3m1
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j. GRADY. J. NJ MONK.
GRADY s MONK,
COMMISSION Merchants, and Dealers In Dry
~ Goods Groceries, &C., Halls Building North Water
Street, Wilmington, N. G.
Prompt will be given the sale of all kinds of
Country Produce which may be sent to their
April 4, 1851 Soft
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JOHN s. JAMES,
(Of the late firm of James E. WaL:er)
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions, Will
/ mington N. C. [29-v7-3m1
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NEW Goods.-The subscribers opening their
~ Spring Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Cut
lery, Wood and Willow Ware.
ALSO.-A lot of China, Glass and Earthen Ware
They will be glad their old customers Especially the
paying ones their Store North side of Market Street,
Four Doors from the River.
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

rE The Mormon country IN Iowa is an
nounced for sale, and the SAINTS" Of that locality
are adured 10 repair TO :he grea. Valley. The sixth
Epis,le from the President OF the Mormons, is pup
Ished. Ii contains among vast number OF reil-
sicus matters, the following terrestrial fact
The railway from the city TO the mountains was
Surveyed early this year, and partly grated and a
considerable share Of tho timber and falls provided
tut the work has been suspended. The walls oil the
basement story Of the Seventies Hall are III progress
and the walls Of tie Tthirg Barn are completed
also, tie wells Off jOiners and paintshops snc
paI.ng and sitting machine, i0by IS feet, on me
Temple Block. preparatory 10 building emp.
The Council House Is con ple.ed. The Iithlng s.ole
House Is in progress OF finishing The iounoauoa ~
TSberrssle on Temple Block. l2i oY "a iees, -
nearly completed. The Desert Pottery 5 ne.Sy
tor There 'ourara,s sEt Ave 81 E-mils IN o9ere
ton or nearly ccmpietsi. N Crest salt LsAs Doen
y ,wo grain and ."o saw rlits "a "s'S' N'~"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Marine Disasters.

Bo,r0N "Wednesday, Dec. ;, 1851.
The steamship William Penn, arrived this morn
irg from Philadelphia. reports on the 2d inst, of
Chatham, fell IN with the schooner PsmahO, from
Bath for Boston. entirely dismssted. She took OF
the crew and brought them 10 this port
\ letter dated Edgartown, Dec !, says the schooner
Sanop, from Bangor for Bridgeport, went ashore
near the lighthouse IN gale or the previous night,
and must discharge 20 get of. At the same place,
the brig Porto Rico from PlttStou, Ne FOR Fall
River. went ashore. and must also discharge 20 get
off The brig Creole, from Ron dout for Boston. with
coal S also ashore the ats and will have to dis
charge TO get of brig nom Turks Island for Bos-
ton. name unknown. went ashore al South Wclhcet
on Monday night. The crew were saved.
Below, ship President, Liverpool
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THs LosG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-An adj
ourrtd ee:Bg Of the Common Council wes hsld "a 49,
DAY eveaIg sti when nc sses,.on Of Ihs 80. sss
.ct Lad been referred reported ornsses - f,s~es
aox IL the Railroad COM u Use ststn 80 hour saA
lie occH tive bs preceded ~ ps neo .,s ots Il
vi TIE yec Ia which report sftsr 90 ths at
ar asg, tLsst.cte, be cyaSdsfs1 ss'.1Sa IA '1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ere zrsIn ana two saw mil. IT Utah Couaty cas-
gain sBd two ssw mills IN San Pes- Coansy one
sTsin endtrO saw mills IN Iron CouniT. end one mill
IA Tooee County. The birthday OF tie raaor,
July fih, YVES &C ehrstsd by the citizens n mos
pet lotto manner on the bsnks Of TIE Great SAT-
Lake, about q miles tIOm the city, attended via
very expression OF Joy and sladness, thai coud
-Sw from TIE hearts Of free and vir.rous people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

GFoRcIA-The Legislature has elected
Col. A P Powers, Of Macon, Judge OF the Ma
con Circuit David J. Irwin, OF the Blue Ridge
Circuit Edward \. Hill, without opposition, IN
the Coweta Circuit, and VIM. Taylor, IN the
Southwestern The Macon and Blue Ridge
are the two new Circuits created by the present
legislature All the gentlemen elected are
d" Union Democrats" except Judge Hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

KENTUCKY SENATOR last accounts
no successor TO Mr. Underwood had been chosen,
ard we see that the Wing press are urging the
taking up OF new candidate, the election Of
Messrs Crttenden and Discon being considered
hopeless Mr.. SrIyERs, the Representative
from Clay and Owsley Counties, Is the member
OF the Legislature who votes for CAS>irS VI
O.
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NETWORK.
The Erie Canal.
ArR.xy "wednesday. Dec. B. 1851

ALBANY Weunesuay, Zee. ), 1871.
We have dispatch from Cansl Commissioner
Maiher, dated at lca this morning which says that
Efforts are still being made TO get boats through The
ice. In the vicinity Of FutonyLle there several
hundred boats Unless the weather moderateS very
soon all efforts vii. prove unavaiLng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
OHIO.
Knilroah Accident.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Wednesday, Dec. J. ISL
\ locomotive on the Cleveland, Columbus anu
Cincinnati Railroad. after assisting freight tram up
the grade was returning to this city, when It came
IN collision with gravel tram IN Scrantons Deep
Cut. The locomotive was much damaged, and the
gravel cars were broken to pieces. SilaS NcCarty
had his leg broken, through jumping nom the cars
and ANTHONY Carey the driver OF the locomotive
had his arm broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

DEPARTURE OF THE AFRICA.-The Royal
Mail steamship Africa apt Ryre, sailed YESTERDAY al
noon for Liverpool. having on board si,ls5s'J IL
specie on freight, and slIty-two passengers.
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BY Telegraph 10 the New York Tribune
UTAH
The Stories sf Trouble CouSraaictsd.
yea. D,s7afch 70 TIE Trs5tErs.


W4sHIssrcN, WednesdsT, Dec. ;, ISL
JOHN n. BERSHISEL, Delegate from Ctsh.
peremptollly contradic,s the current account OF
cislOyal,y to the Union, abuse Of Gen. Tayior's
memory seizure OF public funds. &c, by GOV.
Brigham Yousg and the MormonS
He says he left salt Lake twenty days after
he reported troubles there. and sill was peace,
Loyalty and good will, up to the moment o. his
denartnre. ..
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Murier.

BosroN, Wednesday. Dec. B. ISL
man named samuel Badesie was arrested IN
New-PedfOrd Yesterday on charge of beating glrl
named Mary Brown 10 death on Sunday morning
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GEORGIA
The Alabama ut savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1851
The steamship Alabama. Capt Ludlow, arrived at
the wharf this morning, in go hours from New-iork:
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= The Report Of the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office VIII be found on Our Third
pace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-22
The New Yacht America.

In addition to our reporters rather glowing description
of the new yacht America, give the following
She sailed yesterday for Havre with OF thir'
teen all told. Her owners-Messrs. Stevens, Schuyler
Wilkes and Findleywi join her there. she wa. built
by Mr. W II Brown for the above named members of the
New York Yacht Club with stipulation that she should
beat any in this country and any II her sire in
England. In this event, the builder was 10 receive
$50 600 her She has had four i've trials With the
Commodore's yacht, Msria-by the wind-with the
wind free--and before the wind-and the Maria has
proved the faster craft in every trial She has since
been purchased for $4,000 and her owners send her
her speed with the English yachts In con-
pliance with invitation from the members Of the
Royal Yacht Club at Cowes She has our best wishes for
success
But without some modification Of the English rule
Of measurement she will labor under great dsai-
vantages Their tonnage lie regulated by the length
of keel from which they subtract three-f,hs Of the
breadth Of beam They then multiply this length
by the breadth and by half the breadth Of beam.
and divide by nnety-four. The product is deemed
the true contents. tonnage, Of the vessel Their
yachts are, Of course, constructed with the view
OF taking any advantages this mode Of measurement
may offer BY giving very great rake to tn. sternpost
and projecting their counters very far aft their rudicr
heads they add great length to the vessel without in
creasng her tonnage the length deck is not taken
into the account The tonnage 81 the yachts ~ the New
York Yacht Clubs regulated ty their displacement In
this there lie mistake. yacht when fitted for
entered for u cruise is weighed (Which is quickly
aud uraely done by scaebeans and her tonnage de-
t,rmined by her weight. Til leaves the builder free
put til, materials he In any shape form he may
think best adapted to strength AMI speed aud wthouta
nducement to increase diminish her length, breadth,
or depth with view q getting advantage from
particular measurement The one mode 81 ascertainng
the size certainty the other the reverse
Of H. The America. measured ny their rule would De-
two hundred tons; iy the RUE ~ the New Yors
Yacht Club, probably one hundred anu nifty
But measure how they may-whether they lea, 90
are lestsn-the effort will b. APPRECIATED b. their yacht,
ing bret 1ren In England and - them rprpp-
ton hosritate and Kind the invitation irsnk
aud sincere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-22
Marine A fairs

L.r~,uov rt srrtN-iur -'u, ru-sr.rar." =
This splendid p.cimcG shp halIins va launched
yesterday afternoon according t. auueun.sarnt from
the yard Of Messrs P,rrlne, ratttr.on 4 Stack VII.
usmsburgh There an mmsuss "a course or psor..
10 witness the interesting aud Tie aa,r vent on
In beautiful style W. gave fui Gastrpticn III thi.
vessel On Friday
for ElRsFr.-Tbs fsvorite steam'lIr PaeiG, Aptaiu
Nye departed y,.tsrlay for Liverpool with arg. nun.
Ter q rasssngets who's vii b. found under ths
prorsrhead
NrrINY Bo.np rin rl,gElsWt New wcntr--wt
learned late st night The, this ship al MT s., to Ca
yesterday in consequences ~ mutiuy among her crew.
The disancotiob manifested Itself some order being
given ~ the mate To- the ors. which resulted h. th.r
filling him the deck. aud cutting hi head severely
The captain finding L impossible g. guci ths nu'inoa
spirits board ordered the h,r be- east and ar.d
signal guns FIR the cutter. which vas in light
The cutter went TO the assistance Il the ship az fur
~ the mutinetrs arrested. an1 pat IN ions Tie
ship cannot sai unth she gets full implement u
hands.
srs~sn J,srgr.--car, smsllsy n the brig csp,
Tom arrived NJ Philadelphia .0h from tisnf.
gor sys that white his vessel lying ri the latter
port, French sailor belonging a. French s,rl was
found sscfcted In tho hold and conveyed with hs
assistance 70 his vessel and sailed for France thu follow
ing day -Four dsys Afterwards g. Capt sinseys great
astoniLment be fined by n. authorities 80 AMI
four additional dollars for intsrprters fee e. which
act a. unh,ard n injustice he compelled to "a omit
LI,,nHorsr Sys4rM-1he a. = steamer gpsineer
second Master olmsead ccmnaniing left here yester
day morning for Oid Point whore ID v,s To- rece;,, an
beard the commissioners appointed IT, inspect the light
houses. and proceed o. Cape Charles weather per.
hitting aud continue On tbs, dsiy I'll all the ght-
houses IN this district have been visited con shubrck
Gen. Totem Lieut. col kcarney. - the Topographcst
Engineers, and other member. u The Board came dow
Yesterday morning from Bal.imore. in tn. steamer
Georgia and lanccd at Old Point -NogJsls B.ggon
JHut 70.
sworn F,ut--A few days ago. on examining the bark
said Ein sultan in search Il leak tbs weanan =, n
fish wltrI Isdr