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'YAe TsA~ant Pee Company and the asxiesa
OMeials

Iyrom the New Orissnr Picsyune, July 9l
We undr rssnd that rehuaptepec Company steam.
s UNITED state captain Hokling which left yesterday
for Minaaisn compelled to take hr departure for
her dsseinaton without clearance from the Mexican
Consu The grounds u the refusal clear the vessel
are that Mnstitlsn II not port Of entry and
that the Consul had special orders om his
tie Ishmus We cannot say that we are surprised at
this act Of the Mexican COVER because
during the last few months has been suchas 10 warrant
Us In represetng sstonhhment ut almost anything II
might DO however monstrous or contrary to the rules OF
good faith aud justice
when the company was informed the refusal Of the
Consul to oear the vessel the following protest was i'm
mediatAly ent~red:--
United States Of 4<,lea State Of ssiana City Of Ner
Ortorsby thu public instrum VI protest be 1t known,
that this TN day OF July in the VI Lord
and q the ndepehd. Of the United states Of America
the 10Th. before William Shannon. notary public In
and for the parish Of Orleans dwelling In the city OF
New ORLEANS State Of Louisiana duly commissioned and
Rotary Of the Tehuantep,c hsir al Company In this
city, and with him also N. Hickl;ug, master of
thsesnship United States pew la this port and bound
Tor Mnstitian via Vera c-aI 10 bass and the said
pearers beirs b notary dnly and soemnly sworn 70
ospose tie truth declared and said
That the stea hp United States cleared a. the Gus
tom Huse Of New Orleans for Musttsn via Vera Cruz
this morning and immediately after. the said apPsarers
proceeded to the once Of Oab-lieen Mexican Con-
sM in this city and dema ed Of OF said
steamship tin the presence Of the lnaershed notary
which he refused and AZ the samt time stated that MS
reason for 70 doing that he had special orders fom
the Mexican government not to clear any foreign vessel
for said port Minatlan as 1t was not port Of entry
and the said hereby protest against said NJ XII
can Counsel MS a a'i o'nef parties iaPi-
Gated, for the !tuowins ,easons, VIZ
fnst:-Inat sadu -ehuaItepes naurosd company Is
omIeIed 70 s<Io e mship united states 10 NINA
THAR IN oieea 20 orpg MAYOR narnaru ana some OF nus
Psip 20 oesns, as tne presence VI MAJOR barnard
In tnls oy aosuoey necessary io' .nei interest
SECOND shey are iorceo 10 g oHe entering INTO
the port Of Vera Cruz for clearance because they have
she Preoeutn' Oh Tue case VI Inc Aneriean schooner
SEES, ~hiet .Iie. 81 =. e,e sLce, ior
tnee eet te papers 20 proceed 20 Minstt
AN ana when tney GU no, succeed IN obtaining Tor
mo.e "a an tn.ee weths are. her at vera oroz
aoa Wouia De SreVous TO e atere.s OF tne SAID com
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ArrIrsa-I.... cAa.s.. n.v.a. H. SSli.a'!Psi.;
& An ;,as iisS'i s s:sa 1 s.s
TsiS S.p,s' IA 1sxiiS. se;sa o5iiSs VIM Sors,,
ssins fsisssiThis; Issnasr and Bw Field, AiSsSS;
Mary s,,y Ss oss for
sehr fsson. Georgetown, sc.
Arriyedsoir. Rosbury Rchd Borden and Union Bait
m ss sae1ns ss EsS r'l FsdS FsaS Ron
EoRroLx, July H.
Arriyed-sehr Alabama, Pulsdeiphis
-, s.vsysyronT, July IS :,
Paovmrsc.. July IS
and Alnra Rogers. Abany John Nelson. R0ndout Cnass
ssiied-sehr Thomas Hull. NYOrk.
ArvsaBa1s Sarah Hale c.rdSass; ssSis I'm Emerald
clehrec-Bris Cen Wolfe, Turks Island.
Arri,ed-sehr Splendid. st xsrys, VIM Mosry. SYort.
ATrysa-sehrs c.rglipe. sed Frances Ellen r. ndSS,
wusIrsros. July Is.
Con- n.fse. spd Prince Albert Boston; seSrs srosn
Els NYOrh; forest. Boston, i6th. James Kins. DO.
Foreign Mails
Letter Bags for Ric Jansiro sc steamer Golden Gate
sOpd, 2.. i1ss A:S per s.ssSsr Baltic for Lssrpos
ssrioS Tor chsrs,op sss FLORIDA for ssvannih on ss
tu5esy 18Th a. ~ AZ. ssi.s. CGCss On
Herald Marine Correspondence.
nj p%tAHslfEl. , iuiy E.-4 Pm M.
rSrsS s gr'ci aS SsT .1 asS.
Ind rIssns Kelly. Bos,p,S Ashlana corbt,, Calais.
YeIk; steamers Ksnnsbsc Seymour and shark DO.
Beading xstsssss fssri HarSins ssrhi.aS Y.ssi and
Canton; trow.ll Boston, ,strs Admiral Richards; Mary
Ins,op fsll River Geo 9.a@1n. Worth. PrSyiasSc, wi
Besrsc Perispd steamers shall Con s.y and Pcnobsco
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BtFFhIU IbOIs
The receipts OF the past twenty -four hours have been
Flour, Abf0 bbs wheat none; corn, IL 900 bushels
Flour IL In limited demand and the market Is heavy,
Nth DOWN ard tendency. Prime wheat is In fair
quest and the msrket IL firm; but descriptions
are dull and hesvy-Ohio sold at 7bc The market
IL unsettled and hear Of sales Of importance Oats
are In dem and, ut 33c. No variation. In freights.
ALsAsr, July IL, 1861
Receipts since yesterdsy-Flosu, 2OOo bbls wheat,
25go busbels corn % 600 do Western -four IL In fair
demand at former rates; sales 500 bbis Wheat IL held
above the views Of buyers Corn in fair requests Gales
5000 bushels at 54<c for mixed Western. Oats In
demand, With sales Of Is 900 bushels at 41o. eve.
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At St bartholomew Church, en- July H. By the Rev
Or schroedev, Cor,tsss srsRSwgsrHys, Of Milwaukee,
VIE 10 LovIss A. daughter Of the late VIM paxson Hal
ia. Eeq, Of this city.
ON Thursday eveni.g July ~, BY the Rev. Henry
Chase, Mr. Isaac l. Owes, 70 Miss A.sy Jars BLroc.
tcth q Marlborough, ~. T.
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mARKETs LsEwHERE.

PuusrpIrfus July FIRST Board-ti $50 Wilmington
Railroad &C. Oh so Spring Garden 6s, 81 100 100 Read
irg gs 20 rs. Ishj shares Minors Bank. rottsve. ~
90 trsrd Bsst ils. 100 Cirsrd Bank, 1871 n Psnnsylvs
mis- Bsnt ilsf rsnnsyvsn,s Railroad s2' Y dos AZ
Board-s7iD Reading Railroad, ~; 80 Wilmington rail
road Sc e 100 spring Garden So ~ 1902 100 peensylyanis
Ches,real. snd Del.~srg 81. 81 500 Reading Railroad &C.
73k: so shares Reading Railroad, Eh.
BALrIsoRx July F,--sfoek Boord-l3 shares Msrps
Bank az; rs York and Cumberland Railroad, time, 2T
l1h sshed Baltimore 81 IT'D iot BID iso los'a bid l05s,
sstcd DO shares rs bid, 7 ssked; York and Cumberland
he'd.
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q k0O KEWARp.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOTE. A sPE-
WOO cite mixture for Of private disorders n
make speedy without the least restriction Of dlsN
drink exposure change in application TO business The
proprietor challenges: single case which the mixture w
under the forfeiture OF Eve hundred dollars "
put up bottles with full drecons 1T ST. One sottla
lasts week-msny cured in two days. For sale By c.
Little 1o Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co., New
Orleans.
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Tss METHODIST CuuRcn PsorrRrr SUir.--The negotia-
Sions consequent upon the earnest resommendaicn q
tbe Court tr amicabe settlement q the unfJctunac
Dispute bw,ep the branches u the Methodist Epis
cotsl church. have fesd-the South msKing u pre-
" tpite that the justice u hes claim sns b. admitted
end the noth refusing % make aay such aeknOwieig
npat N . Chftsfof, .sesoca'e Jtly a.
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over two hundred f,msls dressed N enc Pioorer
costume. stsGe'd the thutcnss Ia Clevtispd utio On
~ 18th inst
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Jt,y NJ Ercess n Passengefs = Process vas tnis dsv
ueS against the Austrian sbip Mls and also agaiect
the csptsn bf lpeing 10 this port ney
pas4nsers his last voyage from Belfast, Ireland
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NYork schr. Ellis. Horton. DO; Brown Hulss q.
CID bark w Bridge. Underwood Spain; sohr kmeiins.


Passengers Arrived.
CANTor-Snp Sea-Rev Geo LOOMS, late seamens ohso-
lain. at Whampoe.
CHARLEsror-Ship New York-Cspt q Coats and lady, A
Black. lady and children Mrs McMurrsy child nnd
Mrs Nc lieran Mss Grady kiss Smons hiss
N Nc DopouRh
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MEOICAL.

DR. RS FAMILY PRESCRIPTION OFFICE rs
~ filed daily with invads both from city and oouatry
in consequence of his sxeeednsy moderate charges Con-
sulting hours from Y NJ. 3P and from to in tn:
Lspensrd street, half block from Brosdway Johnson
RaLineau. N d. member Of New York Medical Sc ciety
NEW MEDICAL BOOKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTIC AL
IN the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and al the hndred ~ grvas cum
Bostwick, lecturer and diseases Of thu
above named nature II large quarto0 pages seoond
edition; price SO Extract from the Boston Medical AID
Surgical Journal may be said, fearlessiy 70 be eqsA
Records Actou works the family Of diseases
and far superior anything Of the Kind ever
this country Author Of The Family Physician price
rabe Effects &c. &C. sixth edition fourteen piss
~ Broadway; and by the author, 60f Broadway
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NC FEE TILL CURED.-DRs COOPER AND MURPHY.
2h Roosevelt street. from their unparalleled In
without mercury. Dr. Coopers patients Will
find him Roosevelt street. Chatham Nowhere
else. Of the quaoks Duane st. east Of Chatham
THE MARRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panion-By Dr.. A. NJ Mauriceau Professor Vt Diseases
Years suffering physical and mental anguish mAny
IN aneotonste wife, and pecunsry dinsutes 70 toe hus
band might have been spared By timely possession Of this
contemplating MARRIAGE disooss important seersts
which should be known 70 them psrtioulsrly, !.
those whose health does not per@sef N increase u
Here, also, fenae-ths wife, ho mothsrshe one
either budding into womanhoed the In the decline cf
years. whom nature ipportsns ohAngs
discover the synptoms and the most ecsst
remedies cure every complaint
20 fassa a' q sn o.asnsn in
DAYTON. Mag l. 1877.
Nv DIAN srR NY wife been psro.psbly snksax fos
three In OF her
guish and suffering months before and during her
fnemert every successive more and detiAaAee
and prostrated her. putting her Life Danger aal
which the occasion, despared Isvpposd shaI
meet the worst 4. this time. iasw sSous wv MONTHS
rssshins my case rsosip. psIussi esasss ss.
press you the relief II Afforded my distressed mind sal
ss. soc1srS n psOydss ssss ia
opened prospect to which little conceived pos-
be But this another year would have psesel
in her grave and my children iefs therisss.
II, Of course impraotioable 10 convey fully tAs
SssSSs ag s sss,SS o. @ are Of
For sale ~ "a broadway. andlat the Publishing Once IL
Liberty street, New York Little Co., Albany JesspA
Ticker Mobile Alabama T. b. Peterson vs. Chestnut strse
On the receip. Of 81 copy VIM be t-snsmisss1 b msn
free postage 70 part of the United States
must be addressed paid 70 Dr. \. Naurcess bog
Ina New York city. On 90 10 Iaberty strsss.
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ON NERVOUS DEBILTTY.-DR. DE LANET, 81 LIS
penard street. continues 20 the most dicut anl
prcraeted cases o. nervous debility from sef abuse.
nal weakness, and
.rnmsnts the only certain casss Treatmsaa
by letter. -
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PAsIs AND LONDCN TREATMENT o. rElvArl

eutctions, ne medotnee
' ss;.: s:ss' Z
e; Ps.msp1sn. s.ss ns ~. .rstS,s: d.y
sSs. X ssss !:
local Application cured in few hoar snsthss doc
70: Il Sna D:.a sa +
a. yss 70. cured NE By local and general tr.s.nsn.
.yphtc ulcers my body .hor, time after
s.s ssss s ss
~ mai, LhGss s sS distance stn
doors from Broadway. not In the STORE
DR WARREN, NO. MOTT srssEr. IsooNsuLI I'D
2. ,s q ss. sssh 3, ISr:' hSs
o.s never .s sss rae I Pen
ss 81; ~ S ssr III affss
DR, COOPER. /. DUANE STREET. HAS roR TIE
and other ~ ~: ms: s
s.Sssr: deserves G nsas.sSsaR ,.::.:r
Sa srs ne Ss'pS s.: | ~. ,',s:
se,os. cure su.rastsod IN essh case. no charge
DR; Johnson. NO. II DUANE STREET. so WELL
rsruon for s in those hall cured eases shas ksvs
existed for years Is srseninent Constitutional vssAnss
'ursa IN perfect cure or no oSs.ss
CERTAIN DISEASES. AT THE VERY FIRST sYnP-
- tom, cured BY DIT De Laneys entirely new local
mod. a, q Treatment sshISs msrsq,y ssss "
nc, 81
M NERVOUS DEBILrTY.-DR. DE LANET, 81 LIS
S.s.y fts ~ .. ssn .se
pal msasnss. and i'm 70 marriage sspIsy Many
,Imsn The only certain IN mos. Tressnsaa
DE A.fT n Al. rs Rae rsiyATE
or are afflicted With certain the nssurs
' :iss 'ts q
susse n enables every one to spsss..snii n ps sr-
nj. ease o. Sss. e prSrsrg treated rssS
s:Sstes stree. o ASs ,s and c: ss,s
saiisa II secure snvs'Opss By sddrsss ipossp ses
DR. RALPH, AgTnoK OF TBE "PRAcrIcAL PM.
% dSs.s ,s oSs hour. e 2 NJ Ssssa :.
sish street. iron the S"SsnSsa p@sdIss .sy.ssss.s
X: ,S,sS, h, s%15's shsh ;: would
o. stsayns these aseis.s followed bys Iona and very s
% even II e X. 'S %c.s g
and eomniOssss s'..a. s,ro,sr. '.sosa.5 ai.s.s IA
tanned frc any other AnsrsA whe sppiv
x. s and r.p s q s, ss .ssh sss s.s
sSirs. ssa S. fSs, os Zee
TYR NoRTasoRE WOULD INFORM THE HuspRxps
eSs no sssTs bGpe. . ,ss' Be VII Isrs then
,nse,s ofso ysssd deception sorthy psnasmonsm ted.
bic s.rs ,h'' they nay rely uP2s 'hsap pleasant s.t
;SisSy ; s fsS sT%si :s:ss''
,pseae for private disorders Ibis msdisns susrsn-
.: SsS e ss s HI s,. ~s ss ysS s s
sold by Brigham Miller svesue d. r. Iyon 472 Grad
street, and at Drumonda ~ Resds street opposite sssv-
art's.
NJ EDIChL LECTURE on SEMINAL DISEASES. III
Gi'ys YER, ats nsnssr syss The scnss
dtrstsod by Medical MIN Treatment shown 6y eascs
tngrsvsngs enc neW instrument which In vgorates deb
ted or6ens For sale s'22 Bfoaaway and By shs subse
No. X Ann street frsso Is csnts.
V,yERY noTnER's BooK-THE rEAss o., row
~ erty, and the
prevent msny prudent people from marrynE bus here s
bcck thet VIII tell you many uportsnt soorets which vtu
overcome ali ach cbjections Price 81 fcr sale " Dr.
hmerado ~ N Portuguese Agency, Ne u Ana street
letter. strecei ss above TO boz 20 New fork y o.
be answered
NE. MORRISON is CONSULTED CoHFiDESTIALLv
on certsin diseases which he treats without
Re cures Few days Thty one yesrs pvas
tce enables him 20 sfrcture and nervous by DC
arising from self kbuse Nee bis doe dipos IN Sis
Fssa 9h,s, NV r0i.op y.ssss b.9.-s3 fe9 ~ :vre4
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nK kALiHs rRACTfCAL PRIVATE rREATIsn-
- Intended for All who need seucd practical nfornasos
or are afflicted With certain the nssors
gmptoms progress and conseag acos Of each aseses h
GUIDING ttriotnre seminal weakness with recipes
The remedies, their management, &e &o-in plan Ian
susge ~ enables every 10 SUCCESSFULLY
sdition4%a pp With plates, price q csr,s sofa .
s6s. Peet Of6es
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lie, MORRISON is CONSULTED CoNFIDESTiALLv
on certsin diseases which he treats without mnrcWrT
keeent.ases cures In tsw days Thsty years
uce enables him 90 cure rrieurc snd nervous debiJ &e
arising from self Azure Nee bis Ior doe diploma In Ills
Vss! 9h:,' NV reitop ,.ssss. bD-s3 feq ~ .vrs4
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TBE practical YRI

DR soRTasoRE WOULD INFORM THE HUsDRSDe
~ who apply 10 him for the disease that hodS
out decisive hopes that he will them I've q
three days lie "a called upon daily 70 witness the sal
efeete Of 90 wicked deception worthy itsex
lie would, however, assure hcse who msy come undss
his cse thst they may rely upons cheap pleasant ss<
Advice gratis. l.. hORTAMORE. N ", Igs wi..m 81
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

GIDDINGs REDviyUs.-Hon ]. R. Giddngs, one of
the Chief Priests of the Higher Law, whom we have
heard but very little Of since the adj ournmen OF Con.
gress, has turned up again see, at Salem in his
own State Ohio From letter in the Tribune,
which scrupulously keeps the run of matters of this
kind, we learn that the gent eman had GLORIOUS re-
cepon there, on the 22d inst, whereat he made a
Speech fu OF the berest denuncations of the "fugitve
Slave Law" and the Compromise measures generally,
all OF which, told, applauded to the echo.
The Fugitive Law was execrated as unconstitutional,
and an outrage upon civilization and Christianity
The clergy also came in for share of abuse. The
Tribune writer tells u.s.
lie said he would far sooner give the right hand of
religious fellowship to Hobbies, Voltare and that whole
school OF sceptics, than to those nfide occupants of
the pulpit who quoted Scripture in defence of that law
lie stated TACT in this connection which will be jnte-
resting to the public. He said that the Presbytery
winch recently met at Jefferson, in Ashtabula county
and to which he belonged, had resolved to make one
more effort to get the New School Presbyterian Church
to take An-Savery ground, and failing in that to Sc
cede from the General Assembly In pursuance of this
object, they had elected him delegate to the next AS
semby, and he should attend for the purpose of aga-
ting this subject
The Tr!bunes correspondent also tells U.S. with an
evident RELISH that the Hunker leaders of both the old
oil, parties,-Webster, Clay, Fillmore Cass, Dickinson
ana others,-were pretty roughly handled" So, them
the Wing party is old and useless party,-no longer
ut to be used or supported, respected, that its
Clays, its Websters and its Fnores are found to be
steadfast friends of the Compromise measures
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
WESTERN SENTIMENT.

The last Winchester Virginan has the following
leading article:
ME. Boris CONTROVERSIAL the Convention de-
bate has struck into new path we give fuller sketch
than usual OF the discussions which have ACCOMPANIED
that event. We look upon the compromise OF Mr..
Bolts, though 10 based upon papably delusjve
propositions as a triumph ofthe West, and decided
step towards its final success. Mr.. B. may not be
gan to the white basis though he obviously leans mo
distracted from the East and his project is one that
wouo oe toerably certain, it adopted, to secure the
eventual establishment of the white basis And he has
accompanied his offer of the plan with banter TO his
teilow.deegates from the Richmond district TO resign
and take the chance OF eeleclon upon the platform
they now occupy. He thinks their common consti-
tuents would not sustain them. There is little nroha
bty OF his challenge being accepted. ichallenppas 10
resign office seldom are and even were il TO he tho
might turn out differently from his prediction. hui
his tone will sill have brought Considerable n,orai
weight to the side OF the West
We were struck with estimate made IN the ann,
of the majority which would be given in The yoia H.
was not taken 90 Friday week, for the mixed bs.;.
Il was "from four sir" Assuming its correctnss.
there must be a sirth exoator from the Eastern r,nt
What debt OF gratitude from those who are tired OF a
tedious debate would Mr. Bolts earn, could he onlv
kill off two or three of his colleagues and fill their
places with men OF opposite sentiments tie no doubt
appreciates that fact and considers himself The largest
bidder ior Western favor 1fonly three remain to be
pu, Out oil the way, their demolition svery tempting
any adventurous tactican who feels himself able 10
accomplish it.
we ask particular attention TO the reason given by
'ne 'n9'hlan Tor considering Mr.. Botts compromise
fumph Oh inc West namely that al mould he tols,o.
tly certain, adopted to secure The .r.otaI ..toI
lishment Of the 1hite basis
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
INTRODUCTION

lNTRODUC ZION
On the 18th day Of May, 1885, Dr. Brandreth for the
first time made known in the United States the Cele-
bTated Brandreh Vegetable Universal Pills He left
them to stand all by their merits. He made no
auson to any other medicine; simple facts stated,
and the following principle laid down as the Brand.
rethian Theory, viz: that all local diseases, whether
OF stomach or bowels, enlargement fthe joints rhue
matte affections, cutaneous eruptions, dyspeptic COM
puts on, were nothing more than many symptoms
OF dsordered style of the constitution and that his
pills which were discovered in England in 1851,
medicine that had the effect Of restoring the con-
sttution TO health and vigor, simply by removing all
bad and acrimonious humorsrom the blood by the sto-
and bowels The American public have made
trial oths medicine for nearly years. and have found
that the medicine is not all humbug. The patronage
Dr. ndreth daily experiences, proves that the med
cine gives universal satisfaction.
NJ BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
Y ork prices. apl9
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
THE SEA GIVING UP ITS TREAsuRE.-Th
Plymouth Memorial of Saturday saws:

Plymouth Memorial of Saturday says:
"We learn, that during the gale of last week, a
quantity of linseed oil came ashore in the break
ers, at Manoment ponds The oil was in forty
gallon casks, IA of which were rolled upon the
shore in safety, but several casks were burst
by being dashed against the rocks. The casks
that were saved, contained about 80 gallons of oil
each which proved to be in good condition. The
condition ofthe casks were such, as to render it
certain that they had been in the water great
while, perhaps many years. The outer surface
of the casks was considerably decayed, and there
were four ridges of iron rust on each, which were
the only remnants of what were once iron hoops.
The casks were covered with barnacles."
The Boston Advertiser says the above probably
came from the brig Hoander of Boston, from
Rotterdam, which was capsized and sunk in Mas
sachuseIts Bay about ten years since. The
breaking up of the vessel, which was fastened by
the gale, probably dsengaged the casks from the
hold, and, being lighter than water, they rose to
the surface.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
THE HAPPIEST LAND.

1HE HAPPlEST LAND.
There sat one day in quiet
BY an alehouse on the Rhine,
-Four hale and hearty fellows,
And drank the precious wine.
The landlords daughter filled their Guns.
Around the rustic board;
Then sat they all so calm and still,
And spake not one rude word
But when the maid departed,
Swabian raise d his hand,
And cried, all hot and flushed with wine,
Long live the Swabian land.
"The greatest kingdom upon earth
Cannot with that compare;
With all the stout and hearty men
And the nut-brown maidens there"
Ella" cried the Saxon, laughing
And dashed his beard with wine,
u had rather 1--we in Lapland,
Than that Swabian land OF thine
1.-THE goodliest land on all the earth,
Its the Saxon land!
There have as many maidens
As fingers on this hand"
"Hold your tongues! both Swabian and Saxon
- bold Bohemian cries;
II there's heaven upon the earth.
In Bohemia it lies.
"There the tailor blows the flute,
And the cobbler blows the horn,
And the miner blows the bugle,
Over the mountain gorge aud bourn"
And then the landlords daughter
Up to heaven raised her hand,
And said, "Ye may no more contend,
There lies the happest land"