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El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-20
AL PUBLICO.

AL
Como Sc ha hecho circular cautelosamente
el rumor de que los billetes de la Loteria de Ia
Habana no seran pagados en- case de salir pre-
miados, Sc previene al p0blco que Sc descon-
tara, al contado, cualquier bilete premiado que
SO presente en- la tabaqueria de Ia calleReal
No 20l, 8 en- 81 almacen de productos dc la
Habana, calle de Gravier No. 81.
DOMINGO BORNIO (nuo.)
Commisionista importador de efectos colo
niales--Tabacos, tabaco en- rama, Cafe Azucar,
Cera &c. @leil
a. .t. Celle de Gmvier No, "a
TABACOS DE LA HABANA-6o0,0 600.
1mperiales, Regalias, Medias Regalias, Cato.
nes Millar, L6ndres, Panetela, Prensados,
Damas, Caballeros, Isabelnos, Galanes, t-c d..
de las fabricas mas acredtafas.
P1CADURA sin moler.
lDEM lista para elaborar cigarrillos,
ClGARlLLOS de papel de diferentes mar
cas-.
DE venta por .=
D. BORNIO [hijol
No. "a Gale ae Gravier.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-20

AVISO.
Ell que suscrbe participa sus paisanos y
amigos al publco en- general, haber reparado
adornado con estremada elegancia ell es pacio-
so SALON DE AFE1TAR, RIZAR Y COR
TAR Ell PELO, situado en- Ia calle Real No.
%, frente q la Administration de Correos,
donde desempefia con destreza, aglidad y
aseo todas las operacious del oficio de barbero
y peluquero.
JUAN ALANA
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-20

COMPAN1A DE VAPORES DEL PACIFICO
Unica Inca que tiene establecida sus comu-
nicaciones directa hasta San Francisco y Ore
gon por la via de la Habana y Chagres.
REBAJA DE PRECIOS. $500
Akhha Ell jueves % de Setiembre 4 las
Nk3k5kfPsde Ia maflana saldr6 del muele
S1G frente q Ia plaza de Jackson el
magnifico vapor EMPIRE CITY, captain Will
son, de Ia marina de los Estados Unidos para
ponerse en- contacto con ell vapor de la Mala de
los Estados Unidos TENNESSEE, que saldr6 de
Panama q fines del presente.
PREcIos DE PAsAJE.
De Nueva Orleans a Chagres en- el salon s 70
/" segunda camara 81
"proa 35
De Panama San Francisco en- Ia camara $50
8 "a 226
aproa l25
Para aiuste de pasaje mpondran
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS YCOMP.
No. 100 calle de Magazine.
AVLSO AL PUBLICO.
Ell abajo firmado participa los ca<neroiantes
dc Nueva Orleans, Ia isla de Cuba, Nueva Gra-
NADIA, California, ETC., y al p1blico en- general,
que habiendose encargado de la AGENCIA
DE LOS VAPORES DE LA COMPANIA
DE LA MALA DE LOS ESTADOS UNI.
DOS, para 81 Atlantico y ell Paci6co, ha abier.
to en- esta ciudad una casa de comercio Sc
ocupara de los negocios de comision remi.
stones. JAMES R. JENNINGS,
No. 95, calle de Magazine.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

In assuming control Of the Yazoo Demo
erlt, (hs writer comes 10 the task with 81
due sense Of the obligations, and RESPONSE
bIlhier, which the position imposes; and
wiIh determination to meet and dis
charge them to ihs best Of bis ability.
This journal lor several years past under
the editorial charge Of MeSsrS. E. BarkS
dale, now Of the MssiSsiPPian, and D
Walker, whose retirement from the Press
will be deeply regretted; has taken q deSeF-
vsdly high ranh among the papers Of the
day. Since ils establishment, il has been
a bOldand onhinCbing 'vOcate Of Demo
cratic principles and measures. l. has
been true 10 the great doctrines Of the
States Rights school as laid down by JEFF
forsOn and Madison, ia the celebrated resO-
buttons Of Virginia and Kentucky Of 1898
and 1899: which have so repeatedly trium-
Phed over Federalism, and which have
since remained the substralum Of democratic
organization. In tho exciting party con-
tests which have lately been fought the
DsmOcHs has stood prominent in the rank,
Of tho journals OfIhe State, and been distin-
guishsd for the energy and ,abilily with
which IL was conducted, and iiS truly
"Ysoman service" has been appreciated and
acknowledged.
The writer viii spare no pains, and de
vote what Of ability be may POssesa TO
maiulain the Democrat 10 the highly FeSPec-
iablo position in which Il was and viii be
left BY ils former eOnductOrs-and to con-
iinue il worthy Of that generous patronage
with which Il has been for so long favored
Its political complexion will remain unaltered
with the change Of editors, and its columns
will be mainly devoted hereafter. as hereto
ErestO the support and defence, Of those
great principles Of government, which are
embodied ia tne doctrines of democracy
and upon the success Of which we believe
depend the PermAuency Of the American
Union and the rights and liberties Of il
c:t gem.
The aid Of friends in urIhering the inter
est Of our paper when they may have il il
their power 50 to do, is most respectfully
solicited, and will be thankfully ackuOwl
edged, III .ar s. s. WRIGHT.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18


I4 u feoflG ay
ss tss andso, is Pun 81
b rs ., be uabs NJ 1sl sn s
nsni bptdsny Il motn II
We say a.lsnpl 4 nov VIA. do
mean, lhervbalihsy want us q mean
and tie . away a. lhis scais.cFoW, and
raise smendoul l6ultering and noise.
This Is sulling, and can result d ~ esoi
20 eilh party, and is only calculated % eu-
gender ard. d.Isellnga, and destroy an social
feeling. Such Wsate happy to say hA6 Dol
bean course Of th6 SOulhstn Rirh,s
party. sy take ihs pginciplsi nf lheIr
OppOu Asdeclarsd b lhemselyes and We
bsIiev them sgon mors credit Coz dsY0.
t::s. IIainn .hse they want; all We
AK is 81 libsraliiy. Those who aussue
ghs EI D cOQr's, the subject Of our A1rie-
lures d 81 egregriOusly uhdsHate tie intel
Iigencs q the people, or greatly orsrrale Il.
We belieVe the public too well informed 4
be drawn of upon a false scent. a .lail
discussion OfIho iSsueS as presented, Il sGl
we ask 10 we are then defeated very well.
our OPPoAsn,s should make issues for us, an.
obtain decision Of the people upon them
the main question Still remains. IL Foot,
tOr instance, should succeed in salisfying Ii.
people that the issue was Union and dlsuuiOu
and get decision upon that, he will hav,
gained nothing, inasmuch az the UnIou
was never threatened BY Mississippi. II lie
false issue. that was the real issue, vi
doubt whether there is man in Mississlpp
who could he found 10 vote for disunion
Tie certainly would be no friend Of Mississ
iPPi. Thsrs may be men IN Mississippi
who have little or no attachment for ID,
Union, and if any certainly very few, bu
they would have less EOr Mississippi If the
should advise her at this time to leave tn
UniOn alone. All patriotic men desir
to see the Union. the Constitution, an
equal rights Iraternise' This we believe Il
be the aim Of all parties; they may adop
different means TO accomplish it, and upo
those means an issue may be iouadeo, an
OPly upon those In such sonflic. Al
We ask is "fair field and no favOrs."
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18


ne q assachu cnrh s'f|el 8.
ase.ed q 90 .llels
offending sloa ftso ars.
nnd never III altin il 81 re-.
rhs Free soII candida,es JOIN g Palf !.
Who opposed bin 4 ,hs friend of charles
Sumner. Who, under tie cover 81 aiding
him III ibis CANVAS, wrote Che communica
lion. which Edmund Quincy, Garrison Sc.
lad demanded of BIN - Offset 70 his
.,UnIon lelte. Mr.sThompson Il the very
opposIto b Charles Summer, physically and
psJchOlOsically; being short, thick sei, rosy
faced, easy quiet man. with great deal d
Iafmness, eandOr, eOnsistency, and practical
good sense.
During that portion Of . mans life i
which his opinions, tastes and general chal
acser are formed. Mr.. sumner lived ID
lforrlgn lands and almost eslrangsd iron
! 6ss e,c.,n,rY. He passed great deal Of BIZ
,,,,,. :, :, Paris, and lhs:-. iubibsd + iafsF
lffon his cOurse) the sisl0iS.:...s philOSs"aS 9
the French political and sociOl school. Al
many respects he resembles the French
pseudo Statesman Lamartine; just about q
brilliant, as consistent and As practical
Knowing him intimately As do, shall no
be surprised at any Of his fealS at still
vaulting.
Hon. Rufus ChOale Of Boston, commence
his argument yesterday in the U. s. CirOui
court in this city in the great Methods
case, in which the southern division Of thr
MethOdists are sueing the Northern division
for share Of the general property consisliu
chiefly Of the Methodist "BOok Concern.
Mr.. ChOase, usually very brilliant and de
clamatOTy. and extensive in his gesticul
tory action, was yesterday very quiet, cleal
cogeni and aIgumenlative cOnfning bis ph
sical emphasis to frequent forcible thur,
ing down Of his fists, in this and other re
poets resembling Mr.. Webster.
By the way, Secretary OF State is expeC
go to address our citizens on Thursday d
Friday,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
NE IssuE.

There is q certain class Of small ify poll
Iicians who, ever desirous to say or 70 write
somsthing, seem iO1hink The great end Of
politics iu 10 abuse and falsIly the opposite
party. Ilthey deliver a speech, ito PFomi-
Rsng feature iS q laborOd ei0r. 70 prove
that opponents do not mean what lheJ
cay. Instead Of suffering their opponents 70
sEplalu thsir own posilionst ihsy deny the
explanation when given, and assume b
make pfinciplss or them, and then launch
out q The most hnmsatnrsd abuse. They
adopt tbo adags ,sall b lair ia politics, I"
and do not sorupIs 70 create an Impression
which they know to bs hlss We have
never b6isrs known "a Instance when lhis
course was pursued with more diligence
and eoal ihah ihiks Issue which 81 present
sEiatbet~een lhs Souihefn Riehis and SUBJ
missiol Parties. Ths subinission orators
and cdi,dls, fNill no, rspsssehs 4 hirIf. when
they know lhe sndisncs Is bs dig inIormsd
upon hs s1Bieci' and when its truth would
serve IhsirPurposs beusr They sdoo, 4
sOort which fundsiiaksn "a tocisiS. would
keep w eooslsnt sud.. Il km5ah.s q 4
msr, rsue d snei5. Ihs soaibeth
Richie nan Az thsv nre stitched IS ~
Unioa tn leslIe t pransgvo m md ihe
mbh,odisG idsi sg lhsJ know . s1l
I.t 81 h.4Ise Itn IIFItn nfr
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
YAZO0 lEM0RcA a Il

CiEcumslanee5 Of private nature have
induced me 70 dispose Of my interest in
the Democrat. I have dlsposed Of Il 20
s. s. Wright Esq, into whose hands the.
paper viii pass after the present number.
Ny connection with il has been somewhat
boisterous, but pleasant and profitable.
From my friends received nothing but
kindness 4 from my opponents respect; for
all Of which ] have endeavored to make .
proper return; ifin any respect I have failed
/ crave paFdonoE the aggrieYed. 7 &.
Ny Suceesssot is known to the public a.
al uqfinching Democrat, atrue southern
Rights man, and forosable writer as well
as a mah Of eminent moral and social quail
tiles, and great decision Of character.
solicit Ior him :he same liberal patronage
which has been 90 kindly extended to me-
d. WALKER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

~ s ly As sxs ing rsgs,
,se hat st has|n9s per aci
% srg States u may
- 81 of Prs ncs Ons
fslnea hnd 8 remedy.
Ikls lass revealing l.aelf Ns oncessiOns,
ao aofo sldgs .efIiloEr ae nan slaps Ssases,
e laid down q the platform 81 ibis arsas
uof.hssn leaa q lie soah. shs qfeae. con
ssrteiiga before whom Niaaisaippi's Leases
liehi bows with keeoining reverence. How
long win & 3d. b6iale llis platform will
bring about to d6SfIsd ssssl.l II viii
coon slts lho Norhsrn slusosths power. d
amend hs constitution. and thus remeds
ihia great eyll conplalnea Of 81 Mr. web.
Ger THAT COnggass he 20 power % acJ
upon y Z, slavery.
Afst !.soking atihs vast sxtsn. of terri
ItOry now appropriated. 10 fllure liee..s slave
States, and ihe rapidly win which thi'
te1Fitory e now filing up. who can
tdOub', that the North wll. soon have the
power tosaIter the constitution, and to con
fer on Congsess ihe power 10 .ac." o.
slavery in tie southern sialesl And whe
has any dOubs that when Congress has Il,
power TO act Il viii also have the dispOsili u
70 act! And then our situationl We car
pursue these reflections no farther. w,
cannot contemplate the scene which mus
Ia that event be inevitable, A dark clou,
shadows the future Of the south which he
own frmness alone can dispel, and yet
fshc sleePs,-sleeps and dreams Of the glOr
Gus Union, which was formed to secur.
domestic peace" But as the mask thu
falls from her enemies in disguise she will
shake of her lcthargy-and demand he
rights with that Union and determination
which alOae will secure them to her, an,
which alone will save the Union Of th
Safes.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
Candidates.
gems JGHNa a QJITmAaS

We are authorised to announce ANDREW
WAL LACE, as candidate for Coanty Treasp.-
rer a the ensuing NHembep ,olsetipn2 Z S
We are AUTHORISED TO sannouncs ROBERT
.STEPHkNS, az candidate for the Office off
County II sasureT, Al tie ensuing NOvem6er-
eleetsion s5ssss9ssI 80
We are autlI' I'oriSed to EnuouuOe :. B. pEA-
son, candit date for County Treasurer. AZ
the ensuing Novo mbeF elections go
We are. .authorise6to announce JOHN h
: SYANS as candidate for eOUatY Treasurerr
Election on the. lst Monday Of November
=, 'sz.sstss -al8gsv se.s lsaa
We are authorized to announce JoHx O.
HUN TER as "A candidate for GOuHEyz TbeasulF-2
er at 1.-THE ensuing November election a5..1 i..a
We are authorised to ahnSuncs Z, NJ.
W!NN as q candidate for county Treasurer
At the next November election. s
We are are authorizedto anuounee GEO r.
WILKINSON for Probate Judge Of Yazoo.
county at the ensuing election
Weare authorized to announce JAMES
BELL, as candidate for reelection to shgF4
office Of Probate clerk of Yazoo county, a VA.
the next November election. - z..-gs. -.
We are authorized to announce N.
COOK as candidate for the oifi.s Of Pro6ats
clerk, ct the ensuing November election. -
We are authorised to announce GIBSON
3 rs, ss candidate Tor reelection 70 the
oiiee Of Circuit Court Clerk, At the November
election.
WeaaFe authorised to announce Dr. D, A,
DOhlAAN q as candidate for county Treasu-
rer at the next November election. s
WeaFe authorised 10 announcs N. A.
JENKINS as candidate for Sheriff Of Yazoo
county at The next November election I'D
Weare authorised to annonace JAMES III.
GtslkF FIN as & candidate for atfhss
ensuing November election. siss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18


taste D stick in ceufFe OF sne
Tho ont Wip nature hollow 81
the sovet fy interesting lna ID
END useful cl acter q their &
IS ho forms ally striking ctrtIa q
u showy attr ales of the national
industries developed around them.
Of fcoufse, ID The sketch vs Iavg drawn,
general coEclusions only are given for Il
will be obvious that while the mass have
been amusing themselves merely. many
have gone 70 the Crystal Pa.acs for the
purpose Of study and instruction. Among
the latter the most remoTkable example
has been set BY hss Majesty the Queen who
&C an early hCuy when many of her fashion
able subjects are still TO bed has day after
day visited Hyde Park, and gone pa.ien 1,
i ~ and carefully over tie different sections
land compartments Such perseverance,
and consideFaie study are beyond 4 praise
and ought % be more largely initiated Other
classes are no Y about to figure on the scene
and the present age has MT presented more
curious social comparison than that which
will be suggested By the manner in which
the great body Of the people viii pursue
their Investigations Within the walls OF the
! ! e CRYSTAL Palace. FortunateIy,they viii be
! is.s;.ted in tier task (fotitis oncl BY an
i amended catalogue. * greatly improved
edition hes Just been issled BY the contrac,
tors, who we understand, sold 5000 copies
Of their arst issue, - .ao..aa.vSi 4
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18


The SPEEDY PASSAGE or the PAeEEIc.-4-
The Liverpool Times Of May 24th Gays: -
The owners Of the American. line Of
steamers some time ago promised silver
vase 10 the engineers Of which ever Of lheiF
boats first performed the passage either way
unoer ten days. This fsas having been
performed by the Pacific, the solIowlng engi
neers, who were highly complimenied by
Capt. Nye and the passengers for their e1
crlions, will be the recipients of the prize;
Mr.. Daniel b Martin, chief engineer; hr.
Nathan ThGmDson, Jr., and Mr.. G. Thomp
son, first engineers; Mr. Alex. oCaaInningbam
and Mr.. Beverly Parkis, second en0ineeFs;
and Mr.. William Russell and Mr.. William
Harris, third engineeEss We understand
that Mr.. Jacob Bell, the builder of the Pac
fc, had expressed his Intention Uf prese nj
lug a suit able testimonial totFie efgineer.
for the rapid run To New York, which vii
doubtless be confirmed when be hears. Of the
present extraordinary perf5rmance. Mr.
Bell has been long famous f0F the ships
launched from bis yard, tie Garfick, Shef
dan. Shakespeare and scisus being among
the number. He appears to hare been
equally successful in his ocean going ste n
ers, the Pacific and Baltic, both built b,
him, havingSO far done him every credit.
The performance Of Capt. Nye, in the old
Independence, are still fresh in our memor,
and he can now boast of having made the
fastest passage by steam both ways on r.
cord. The Pacific had head winds during
about one third Of the passage.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

A PARIS MURDER Casa young man
named Stanisas Jacob was rencently ares
ted in Par s, r,rather gave himself voiunta>
riIy to the police, for strangling young girl
with whom he lived, ard whose name was
Bova.not. The murder took place in the
Rue St. Nicholas d Anstin, and Jacob was
the day afterwards confronted with the
body Of his victim. The Gazette dss Iris
bunaux says that the medical men who ex-
amied the corpse stated that they thought
death most have Deen caused by the
pressure CT a pocket handkerchief round the
throat. oh, no, you are mis:aksn.' said
the murderer coolly, Il did it with my
hands only aud in this way and he Gains
ly showed by signs how he had perpetraled
the murder. On being taken back to his
cell he expressed the wish that he might
be tried aud condemned quickly as possible
81 did not attempt to run away, said he,
but gave myself up to justice, that my
business might be quickly done; let me
be tiled Lomorrow-there are no W.T.
nesses and l confess ALL Noreply having
been given him. he said, .sNow, think
of II, there are already three men condemns
ed TO death in the prison Of La Roquette,& ,&
lperllaps they will be dispatched before me.
But pray make haste for want TO get
rid Of lifem Precautions were taken to
prevent him from committing suicide.
I
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

SHOCKING MURDER in CHARLorfE.-
We have received letter from ChsrIotts
county, BY which we are informed thai
Mr.. John Wilson. Of that county, brother
Of Mr. J. III. Wilson, rlsfchant os this
place, was most mystenonsly and btutally
murdered on the Is b inst, on his own b. j s.
tation. Il appears thar Mr.NYilson had Tor.
niddea persons from hunting on his farm,
aud hearing areportof gun on his premises
he took his own gun and went in the di,
reclion Of the noise: but nothing more was
known or him until lie was found in !
branch, where he had viIentiy been drag.
eed by the murderer, his bddy perforated
with.a ride ball. and bis own gun lying load.
ed by his side. Liie was not extinct wher
he was first found, but he had passed ths
power Of speech, survived but few hour
Mr.. wilson was unmarried. aged about so
LynchbuEe Virgiuian.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18
From our New York Correspondent.
NEw York. Nav 9Th 1851.

On Friday last, went with a friend a
stranger in the city, to Hoboken, a popular
place Of resort on the Jersey side Of the
Norh River, just opposite this city, between
which and il numerous ferry boats Of the
place, the charming cottages, handsome
public houses, sylvan walks, etc, We
little though. then, that so peaceful and love
" place was so soon to be the place OF
battle, bloodshed and rapine. To-day it is
full Ofthe traces Ofrecens violence and tur-
Dulent fury. Yesterday afternoon large
number Of GsImsns, men women and chill
drSn, were celebrating at the EIysian
tields in HOboken some festival Of their Fa-
therland similar to the English May.Day.
end were enjoying themselves TO the top ol
their bent, when a gang Of rowdies called
the 'Rock boys" (uot unlike the Killers
Of PhiIadelph ~ sought fight with them
by helping themselves to their refreshments
without either leave or compensation. The
result was q row and finally riot; the ag-
gressors being compelled at length to seek
refuge in M'Carthy's saloon, which the en-
ragged Germans then demolished over theil
heads; the proprietor striving 10 vain ic
keep the assaiIants at bay By firing upon
them. Every weapon imaginable was il
lrequisi,ion and the battle covered q large
space and included hundreds Of combalanti
all fighting flriOusIy for three hours, Wher
the Germans succeeded in putting thei
lopponents to flight. The fagilives lheI
proceeded to drum up recruits among lh
citizsns Of HObOken and large number Q
Irish aborerS, whom they deceived with thl
ssOry that 4 parcel of drunken German
were cutting the ,hroats Ofthe Americans i
the vicinity Of Jersey. II was I ?. d
when with these Teinforcements, the Roc
i Boys returned and made another onslaugt
upon lhe Germans, who, sated BY victory
and having gralifsd their wrath BY man
acts Of violence and blOOdshed during III
absence Of their real antagonists. who wer
scattered, aud returning u small parties /
.hs city.
AT house ofTeGfeshment (ca.led By Ih
millionaire Stevens '.OuO Cottage" in hon
or Of Madam OttO) near ihe ferry. the ROr
boys and their recruits, way-laid these pa'
ties, and beat them terribly. The German
soon gathered again, and > pitched hatl
bs.wssn the two main bodies Of combatanl
opposite the Office of Magistrate Browuin
ai the corner II Warrington aud Newar
sIrsels. gain Tho Germans wers victoriot
/. and perhaps The Rock boys we're sorry The
had enlisted. Alargs number q The e
eigners were nov observed u wear viii
eoals. and . answer g TIE sound of : hoE
carried bytheiF leader,
The sielofs lhsn deaaolishea several hon,
sand did much danaee TIE baslle -
fshswedat she Ferry, bit i The meantin
mary special conslahles were sworn j
and hey proceeded 10 make arrests.
q Abonl so prisoners wess sent g 4
nseen I'll. No police assislanee pas fsI
s6 Con sw pft e EeePk Il 4
olsts.isn he sng 6 sovdies yl
rs s.6 oss. a1 ihs 10 s. Bacls
fsr ,hs worst oiihs III u
.sr. S, 8. 81 no s. iIIaf1 md 81
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

Il will be seen from an adyaftissment in
anotheF co.nmhs that Or. j. B. Rtellards.
offers fOs sale sn.interess ia VafaaBls tea.
and personal estate. just over the river
from llis place. We wou8 advise thobs
who have means to invest. toezaniiuo The
premises and property.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

A negro preacher, says coFreapendsnt
ofthe Boston Museum, referring 10 me
Judgement day, in one Of his sermons, said
8Fedren an sisters, in dat day, de Lord
will diwlds de sheep from dc goats, and
Dress de Lid he know which aear de
.woOi.
People seldom learn economy, til they
have IHtle lefs 10 exercise GA s,.s.. .s,e.
When truth ofends NO one, il ought to-
pass out Of the ulouth as naIura!. as the air;
we breathe. So sess a~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-06-18

j A letter from Capt. DrsR, e the ship
6neeo, Of Boston,, states that or his passage
from Sydney. n. 8. w. TO Manila, be
spoke the whale ship Boy. of Warren, r.
T., in ohaFge of the fourth officer, aIs. Tho
.maaPeEFy. who stated that Capt Obed Luce
and Eve Of his crew hsd been murdered az
one Of Che caroline Islands oE the 18th Of
January. The Mercury hopes that iInme-
diaie measures viii be taken 20 ciaslise
these savages. ff 4.s-
The intelligence from the whaling feer
is favorable, especially asito catching sPefm
whales. 'sa { a'ie<. hAl s aai-9 s.a s's