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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
STEAMSHIP PRoMETEEUS,
San Juan. Friday. NOy. ri. ISL

proper?
STEAMSHIP PRoMETEEUs.
San Juan, Friday, Nov. 81, 1851.
In order 10 correct any missta tement
that may be made of the circumstances of
the English brig of war Express firing in
TO the Prometheus, beg of you to give
the following statement an insertion in
your paper:
At2, p. m, proceeded to get my ship
under way 10 proceed to sea. having just
received the last of our passengers from
the Pacific steamer, numbering in all
about FIVE hundred. At this moment,
the city authorities Of Grey Town-con.
stituted, as they stated, By the authority
of the Mosquito king-came on board
the ship with police force, and served a
process Of attachment on the ship and
myself for The amount of 1928, claim d
by the authorities for present and arrear-
age port dues charged on the ship, which
we supposed to be illegally demanded,
and had consequently refused TO pay
, them. as did in the present instance.
The port dues are made up from the
weight of anchorage in the halbor, cap
! tain of the ports fees. and piIotage
hove up my anchor and dropped down
the harbor with the current, hoving ID
iongside one Of river steamers, receiving
from her the baggage of the passengers,
The English brig -of-war. lying snort
distance from us, Immediately GOT uniel
way, made sail for us, and, whSn within
aquarter of a mile f:um us. freu round
. shot over our fCrecastle, not clearing the
the wheel house over ten feet In fe "
moments another shot. Was fired, which
,asSed over the stern so near that the
! force Of the ball was distinctly felt BY
several passengers. sent boat OF
board tie brig TO inquire the cause of the
/ firing into us.
The captain stated it was to protect The
authorities Of Grey Town in their de
inandS and II we did not inmedia tely an.
Choir he wou!d re a bombshel into us
and ordered his guns loaded with crap
and canister shot; at the same time ou-
small steamer left Us, and | proceeded
under steam back 10 our anchorage ans
! oi1hoicu' a az WIZ stoou up tHc HdiO
and anchored very near us. 1T boat or
board of us with orders that our fire:
should lie put out, and that all Office
would be sent TO see that the fires were
extinguiShtd. The shore authorities then
came OH board, and. under the circuin
stances OF the case, the amount dem1ndeC
was paid under protest and we were FER
United to proceed to SEA b. the c2ptail
of the brig.
Respectfully. your obcaiens servt.
HENRY CHURCHILL.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

question: them as to where they are going
or for what purpose.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

States mailsteamship Falcon was fire
at by a Spanish steamer on the cost Of
Cuba. A similar summary process has
now been resorted to By an English nava
officer. apparently under the auspices of
his Majesty the Mosquito King, Can the
administration find time in any way to
indicate the opinion that such trsatmen t
of the Americ flag is not altogether
proper?
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

C~s-An Irish musician, who now and
then INDUCED in glass too much; was
accosted by a gentleman with
Pat, what makes your face so red?"
please your honor" said Pat. 81 al
ways blush when | spakes to a jintle
man."
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

OS-lf you would relish your food, la
Dor Tor 1t; II You would enjoy your raj
mept, pay for il before you wear it; il
you would sleep soundly, take clear
conscience 10 bed with you,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
he steamship PPOmcthcuS.-.Al.
legged British Outrage.

The following letter from Capt. Chur-
chill. detailing the circumstances of the
firing into the Prometheus BY an English
brig ofwar, will be read with interest
1t is but short time since the United
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

OgA quaint old gentleman. of an ac-
tive stirring disposition. had man at
work in his garden who was quite she re-
verse. Mr.. JONES' AID he to him one
morning. did YOU ever see a snail?'-
Certainly" said Jones. Then" said
the old boy, you must have met, as you
could never orertake him"
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Arrived.

Brhp Uhsrs,on. Bc5,1 Hun j., o g. G,ors. BMoor.
Brsp Ao Mall In Liverpool SAT-, iron aad $40 pl''sn
Pats.t 81 Ss~ Jos Btrr. Liverpool and ss Pc,
ssoesrs Mahan Bsws'n a. - ard -. on is sas 50
~ saw .T. an a. ~ s.a. 90 - , Inc '' ''' " Jays
sbS P.;.,-s q ipses f'a,oa - Gays. rsr. r,basaf
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s arI YorI Pactet n d, coal pas
BE- S.ii .srasa. P..c. B.f,t Apr 3 p...n
lyh ai st ov-'5 oaft from 10 10 5lop, James
McGseuan OF Port.isfy issni L"f3 Ion 81
passed great number Of ce5sss The has bad westerly ~ass
B, 6,'I RE-. Brown Hull Eng g. nas',ad IA aar's'r',
Bal George I,s. ssspsr "a I'm Apasehc
sars K.,her con~,y RIO Jan.ro Is tsy. coffee e., M,oa
Tmpn Tie has been norE of H'tt-fa D da,s dlog sneh
TINS lsssy hsr rom tie oofh -sd Pssf John
sos Of Norssy I'd Jaba 5mt bot, pass &.
Bfb John snmoa, 9ah Eas 10 ballast IN pas ''HE'
D,om,har. Poe Sligo days, sarnH IA p'''' gers
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Sci Bslehsn Arfi ~ AT A. 10 50 san 's''dfs' 90
b bar. Jo.rha E4s.ad d, msl .nd s p"s.as.u,
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81 sopss oiPoraail wyHaa q q, Ct mas,. cotton
sS on e.rns G.ss. Palermo aad 40 Gog Gs,, sss.i
,hs E's',lf1s-.5 carr - s-i, ~ zai. .a M ...
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sbI..b-, H. mson, cor.on SC las' ra'al'o,',
Powell Hsa s''srs ~sAsr s1f-g n,'i Of Pas'.k'
10, 10, 70 10 o.. ne r,s atcuas 'or s6ol. me
~ "a ou rom " D. NV. Tho cfo'f-f
te O. u- r.ss 81 th- gale a 80 a
20 4.sfr. ofr 70 zoe u -8 'a4iI a Aoril fh
- ~ assssd stand sbogt0 feet above Tats',
WITH he ga. otsn The hu1 ItsPPsa - b. 80 ns't
nj n .eh- al .itL- h. 4qsu al DIR - 10 ptssess
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81 Ps,ro. Coash,s Birscoa Is O. hnf, "mhln = ~
81 Ha.,u cEsoa, Bosion fsys -fa aaa mAes
e. ses,n ws,.fras sisr'oa Boston, e a'a i'4 n'es"
s 1.e.s..r OF ellsworth. ssay csrfsas' Is q. mossss,
p. ~, =, :. To- % E-h bk 1p@t+1d ~ Port'of .Prl
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% Ey It ssf ards s.ai io-n aad several ~fscs-
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NJ BefsrCrta "a @. o7stsfs -ri % FAr1a1s1
Nsr.tta JAG, BooEaavsa asnat sl3 lumber s31rs
g. Bahnofs
sts Lars IA CODY. Galcsstsr g. Oh % zasfsf
e. Frns Orwell. Bo=;os, o. .mds. } Attns Coz
~ AMOR, Bi.ssl Wsrssap Z 4. na.s 5 T,tts a.,
ssb Abel Dcilsoo. Philadelphia g. coal bounS 70 hsf'
ford.
wISD-At sssse, 81, vth rsa and iog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
The New.York and Fri. Railroad.

The following is an extract from q letter OF a
correspond Of the Detroit Advertiser, who 81 Dun
hh the day that The Erie Railroad made their hst
through TIP from the Hudson to Lake Erie
Tuesday was gala day At puokirk. At O'Clock
III frat train OF pected from Ne~l Ok bring
Ing the President ard Directors Of be NewYorE and Ede
RaiTC ID Company preparations were being made -
ceive them With honoTs
The afternoon sgTeeRbly spent 10 examining the
various finished and unfinished works OF the Company
DUukhk Is pleasantly stusged-sud gradually rising
from the lake shore. On lhe SO ltn higa hills srtss on
whose sumniis he snow vet remains small bay m,k-s
the hafbOr which projected tom all winds but that Rom
Of hTeEk waters and piers TO have H easy "
access al oil times and veahers
About 81 rom The pier stands their passenger depot
brick building, 500 by leo Ugh. and airy roof sell D.
porirs with various offers attached. This will aso ac-
commOtAie the State Line road In their connection with he
Erie Back Of this about 70 rods are situated the VarOls
sLops Of The compauy-s msendcent but ding containing
nscbif shop 80 by &i engine house o. by 800 engine
room ~ by AZ blacksmith shop 81 by 99 carpenter shop,
IA by 80 chimney 20 feet 10 hight viii sdoin Tor tue
sans purpose that depot n Detroit Their fresnt
depoI on shore, ~ dining the pier 10 10 be 800 by
Ter dUck extends into re lake SO feet and The greater
portion will be rooted over for accommodation OF me
PancuAv at G o'clock The train wmannouncsd By firing
Of flags we're strung Rcross the street. snd waved
from ols OF buildings Duukikers 10 great excite nen
for hat they had long hoped prayed yet feared mi ht
not be-wts accom- lithed.
TIRE Directors are nearly all young men, and perhaps
10 Ibis owing The nsl completion OF The rosd Tor
we are all Av are how much Of time money Hnrng enef
~ snd perseverance, bas heen devoted snteess fhey
were Of course 10 high spirits The Lake lay before them
thai great thorou Of the travel Of the West BetOte
iheni were the waters which would bear to them thu pro
duce Manufactures OF The great West Even the
COPPER and mines OF Superior close hznd and
there their road 10 condition 10 receive H. No wonder
that eelog OF deep satsiacuon was every where prev
siept
In The evening there time Showers Of FIRE balls
rookie FIRE crackers huge bOnfTes and cannon, Onsn7d
my weak nerves while band Of mssic from the bale 'ny
made mig !" hideousn
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A Nav Bridge.

We saw yesterday the drawings Of patent
truss bridge invented by Mr. q w. Thayer Of
Springfield, Msss which, far Judge Is truly
N excellent hing. The string pieces are composed OF
atrips Of inch pSrh which vary in number OF course
according TO The length OF the span for asPSu OF 50 set
s,ps would 30 required for esch sIring piece The top
and bottom strog pieces connected by Suppression
poets made on by inch 10 h CHI according
10 The span and from 10 IS ee spNG BeIwesn these
poss by inca braces ttrousn which and through the
suing pieces iron hos " suSoe size, with nuts snd
serewss each end whereby ne whole bridge can 81 any
tine he screwed up ard s bearings made perfectly equal
n every part Outside The string pieces and pos each
aide 81 the hdge Independent arch sfo OF ioch
pGk inches wide ami consisting Tor 80 feet span OF
hiekEenes Thu arch resis 90 The sbu'meIu a. tome
sssnce below he suing pieces and wheret rises shove
re latter IL cOrseced with them by strong iron bos
which can be screwed up may Necessary so that he
bridge may a, sll unss be keptiu perfect order. The
amount Of strength asined by Ibis structure Is spoken OF
nwonde'iul TIE iuvenlor IL c0nhdenI that no weight
Nhen can Re PIT upon csn brsss down. THIS con'it
Se"No' "Aen together With lhe economy with which Il
may De eu'I renders worthy he attention OF al who
have bhdees TO pulup.
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MrRDER N MryRor. ME-A Man sao1


"lii a'siirse orricEa 90 sssvE VAT VS. E -
teeH-c. ths sst-r'sy occzsonsd oy il-f -
ccnnt-t he Myrrls Tee sis nssr a. aa .al
hen, afsas follows. I;spcears t; naa la-i Js@s 49, -
,avs lvIrr upsu Munros iorT-ry o~sa o.
n Jala sstr u y.s cy. b. Nhrh As e-say ossn f
cta'fc o. " John rssientui 1-' -Fi 80
Oh fsrsS eve ur ft Az o Cousin AS - according
EAef a. q h hossr be and rs 500 ooI 10 aos s1'pt
On flfTat-u Crl-rs
o. Fresy last Gsa cuuaushan, - deputy Der
lie tc-ss Occupied ~ Jas- to atsut Ut s-f' x ~s
eu - m sors barrel Ean - house Jewell i13 -
cr rrt her ohsr p@rio1 AT f-ter - y -
ssrttt- 80 90. safy Th- .h@rn ret1rust
arc stunonE poss-s % a5oli b Zen, sci an 80 'th
re lesfn cat "a q secog jewel ron iae prem Is -
tfrfctch fts s-an sst.c - house al' i1 p
isiaoEs for Icy we're orisf-d y -A's
rot ccErJ a. he cfcs, proceeded - '1r- ne snfa
ore 81 ~ ths house bssfst a. - ~
n a. CogsrI ffsi a1i The ba pa-ssc i-io-sa d s
nm ustsn,y 49,. 80.
G-r CusrirEhr1 tt-n prccur-d -r ssa ~ ~ -, -
e'-e-c 20 fh-ua tfst trey pf-pt's1 p =.
-itlce, tat 5s1E liormsd tbat itss ~ol = - - y,
usl sarrsttsfse "a rgoesth 10 ti-S ne ~ 2af.s
ssrfy Tfss old usn cane 90 aa' zt7
lr. Itsy int0 c1scfy a. p'-,sl n 80
- r. 10 49, their lss,a = - -, d, 10
C1-srs has beer h-ta ~ fi go - - r.,
g. noun as uatnsy sst Re hi f'e'a-y i''-i-'- ~ a.
ezra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

SOUTH CARoLISA AS VIEWED BY 4 NATIVE -
JOHN c. VAUGHAN, the Editor Of the Clerelanf
% Tine Democrat, thus notices the Slavery agi-
tation in South Carolina:
FRACTION IN SourH CARoLINA."- Such are The head.
ipgs the papers when speaking OF South Carolina
of this state southern States have their
The body OF voters leave public matters pretty
much TO them. But wi en- aquesuOn IL raised touching
their Interests, affecting their feelings, lhy act efficient
y Hence, on the question OF Union or DlIun'On'
need have about S0uh Carolina any Southern
STATE, under any circumitances.
Indeed we bsve eli along regarded this qleIuo1, and
the agitation Of H. A. the South essential 10 pOicA aud
mcrsl progress We not how far, nor how mafly,
the issue Is drested The hsrer The beer Dr me Sluh
fer The ULiOn. For ihtn the isue will be brought d.
reclv before the public, 10 hing to yield % Sa
Pefpeiusss with al OF party machinery 10 their ind'
People N South Carolina will dfci1e Tor toe
Union, ngautt Slave r.. The present action Of the
State stowe how he matte slands Senators RhctI and
Butler have gone a. far As hey dare 90 They are apps
reniy. for Di,uni0u. The young men-the smbit Gus
planters Of the heavy Slave region ant OF TBS cit-sre
spond, Let II be So But The hill seciion-lthe only
section where there any yeomanryl-sucha es1vie,
York epsuanhurg, repudlaie the thought indignantly
Trey tod Of ne wrongs ~ The South They f51 none
Many II hem have aud OF cOurge tbers Is
pchl prsccs no tome eppeal-in bis cry Th7n In'e
wto oVn few ind that heir price 10 higher than e'er
before ri hence they consider Il trick, ina pay 81 DE-
policsn and nothing more, But even II Trong' existed
II his hi region 10 alternative but EMANCIPATION
they would for The Union. Il any Eesaed and general
enfeAvor ade TO break up.
The eRigon The South. then can only help me cause
Of EmATcpauon ard strengthen The Un0n, and so FAR
from TegreIliDg, We should rejoice over H.
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NEWPORT. kprl SAT- - ~ Ia chstasn s-
c. ufrs Bsr-f n e.fn.ihe Era ass s.-- L.ss-s
IN fa~tucss DO ofp~as Cascoo. a. 8a.rs a. Ffk Rsd.
90, Doseo Rssss a. R-uss Hsu 81 Als-n. Y.1.ra ID.
Prseetcs Norsa csoauss aslt, Wet Rsrsoa
AihafV
ssCHIasPOFr NJ srrl ss-ssi 81, r.ssrs y.....
Pr ve.nf- Yca f.esst tg.~ s'-s. Yort snail
Nab. sn al, CO. splstds Slan ss~~L "a q
ssh- Ar .cts Jsns Csts Rosi1n Presto t.tsa-
49, K.ien 90 tsrths X. Tscup.aa.
ssh-arhs RchsrI goloc fuHm', ho., - 0ss ias rna
sss q CUB. So - Hsursh ssismsn forA-d
aS-lu rort Bro Las >sr III r W ic e..,y rss4y
PAN .rFrPHTA Aprl sN.i-rfres RAJ shp PAdss.Sais.
s,o..hpr, L,.-p 81 .Ap joe 6lsdsn Ch - hsrs d
fPrg. k,s..on Eas Nsshus CT serd sost - ,tssa
q baf-u., N,be Chsre.tes ers. l'f "ssoa nss
Pm w-l Ro.ton susrts. Ws'ses. Nrok 80
Utee be- EaHsa NYort stranger 4 -. 70 no1io, nas
3, Hsrssr~os H9shy. ssSPor' SHtsna
tkr 81 a Hsh HoNt Nssha bport hestS ~.
lo Ruses v.'s p orsst. L. EnPsdts, SaAs Nssai'Ss
n fsty. " EFT. Pros
Jars. Ess - RR Strange. Era
PNucu'h h,ss. P-rnsyvsns b. S.rord Jsas aea srees
susov Troy SmsfY- Case, stna Orsr,n l-~. sescsS
Hofiou Gausss Prnvrsucs Rusns Vss Potter fsl R'e
Frpeot- Clare. Nss 3. for May. wi-t, Pros desc
Ref-- 0so Morth Rnsepi.
X /. Oak Kelly Boston.
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Bounty LAND CLAIMS Certain statements
gOiug The rounds 10 the Pldephi1 Ldgey aud oner
journals, - Itch suthorz-1 fro Official
source nO correctly repreieu Tho aciiOn Of lhe feDTO
Office on hebounly and cs under The act OF September
1850 1t 10 true that the applications sreaiy received az
ceed OF hundred thousand 10 number and are Increasing
At rate FIVE hundred dsy but 90 far from The claims
themselves being permitted 10 sumb-r they sub sced
from theif fst reception 10 rapid process Ocssilh alton
ed sat cement which though 60 superficial observers Il
uay appear end unuecrssfy essen ta 10 Enad
se6rst error ard confusion Bno actually cOucuces 10 dis
rsich Were ore now nearly three hundred warrants
if,ung daily sLd 10 constsnt exercise 10 swell
The run Der 10 hundred and upVs'ds. Nearly h'een
thousand warrants have issued - various paris o. ms
County slnce me Plates were hfs received ron ne Gu
yIsvers Wash. Rep.
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ID I E ID.
:, April 20, GARRETT 3.

AtTOrpkr,vi. ;. /. w'das,dsy, April 20, GARRETT B.
CO >KLIS, sssd 81 ye'rs
The relatives and friends ssceted hoss Of father
Joln Conlln Irsi nved 20 attend bis funsra from hs ate
Quarantine Landng fhursdy. NAV = ~ II
O'Clock A HIS viii DO iaten to Nohnsd l., Tor "a
Msprinsssu IT April Is Mr. GILBERT BARNES formerly Of
Ton c. Pa. agst - ears - $500. . %,
tn year has for many ctr.n O. Ahen, On o,
an Pfsdsnt and Professor OF Bellies Lstre
aae Mora Philosophy he Ohio Un'er'iJ
Drpr-r HrArrn Va CrRrssOn rhursdav.
Mss, HENRY HOSAhr CURTIS, tbs Deputy Health
Isnf he dei of tot oh 10
echgs Of hs dates falling the dsWa Of his career
Ths rs had bat AK appsars
he d casting one bright ray ufon TIE sih Pa'ssi
forever from cursght
an that 10 Be admired, sd AID eml.,tsL
Th. m um,tarcss surround x hrs po.to1 LIE un1sl1y a.
ne an hs.h talent and an 81
mnsos temper. "a. nd-roe sni chilling woes
nec-sy LED and trembling q The poet ~nef-
10 fell. advanced tff oy
OF cuty 90 honorable professional PRIDE and . IN
more sxafsd -entinen' ofhumanfy
.onnr.rns'o poor, fentsss, tho sch All dying
uttsry ofhs danger he inhaled - ia cut'gon AL
aut 10 hat Fuch bad hsr1cay laolfei " save
hs sn. bloom youth 10 sachcsd his bic and
the happiness houors that clustering h' path
H. m -. az on tbs Of bats his death not he sis
and hs artillery; spirit went up % - h'ksr
only from humble bed Of M-cy dege "a sud aenes ~
thsr-os e orgosu and hs erased rom I'll hn nan
recoe fon Thsrs -hse BE- smsmb-rsi mosI % ~
sdvs rtss- lives The nhuts reward granted
b. afns hm Who ed hs lie 10 the cause OF
ani % MERCY. w W
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LAW COURTS.
U. s. District COurt. e. wEDSrsDlr, April 80.

u - District Court. -. "WEDNESDAY April 80.
IL, Before Judge Beas Decisions.
Md't'fhS A. Van LeeH against CLGuaJns DOrd,
~ 70 ID. o'Pan Of he lst' II Sort
u 80 th.rs 10 The Oscrss
Out1ydkiA Navigation Go. against STEAMBOAT
~ ss 1Jr'a Layn 'Esas To recover %. "a -
AZ e-,so q q TIE Priocsta raa uai-r az
oi The .tssos' nsa upos ths oo'-us o~'s iais
$500 f.e lle coaftss's 20 Eaat Of care ~ ace L'-s
yo'sTh L. Sturges ct al against bark M4-spDa
~ Took ard sis-f fA- c-''' s~'f'
wat Of .I e5,rd the wslrg zion. LossH
sgaa,iit WashHson -h e..r.isrsa-s 20 a,,sria So
Isaac HeroeYt against Schooner Jams Lake
ant oIcE al Cab e. agrees VIA ~ Hisf
ssd hin TIE osy -.. ger ior r-ss, The n,t,r
ttush Ne - ~ofih OF brek sad b,
To- Court eou,ss ;6,, ;hs Va. 20 u. . th-
csrry We, tts ~ :, s.a Ytk s,8 -. ~, , matt
uuse' Nhnt v-ss- The remedy o.
:. % D By an acuoa a. Ia sgan'' the e-nsf- Los DO
Joseph Rogers against The Sloop Isaac j.
oas's- Ia oohson ~ns'' Re sosp hsohaet loaded "a
vac sosl AID ost TIE Court considers a' a. 'a' -
We wholly .rh the Bu'.t ard Der -ress aad hsr-s ai-
rsPeh,es for the inhcsd BY her Decree accordingly
Jeanette Bro1cn against bark Elrira Hr6cck
by an en- E,tst passenger r, n Prussia per q ior-e
sent by ssrtvs.,. IT,. =, no r,st srs Or &
gee yes slo~n the vesss under tie cot 'e
/ 81 o. m seed
Samuel Beataugh against John y Nich0lson.--
By the pt Of the steamship Phsd.phA for damages
usa vh 100 Enty Chsgrss the Captsr ordered n 10
fb- aut l.cov.r ,s.t s.ponsnt m -ss.. ad h
Vhs Chasss aud and the un-t Of
So sih.i VII bis costs UA'' P'e'' deeds af
Samuel w Plume BY his merit friend, against
RieiGra Dryea-By belonging steamship c.ioruia,
sr,t IL. mate Tor asssnt AID basfy g. sis vhs
California Pauth has not shown himself entied TO GIT
Of action. Lbsi disH ss'd but -iihout eo'is
Tiers we're also sons other decisions Tor ~sgss, &c
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NAL RoEBERs ARRESTED A man named
william Fletcher williams, wss arrested LudOg i
Smiths TheAler on Frosy eight q charge OF having
-otbed ne ms a. Lsc0p, H. 10 January or Feorusry as
W. arrested his face wss disguised T1th heavy psir
u faise hskers ard when searched be wss found .
Lsvs IN bis poteIsOn Tires paB OF the same rih lnres
siss ana about $50 10 bills the Pennington Bank al
tesfrg msrks, which have Identified them f1ly a. being
part ~ ihe money stolen.
Al The iiue OF The robbery posu aster Of L,con,
arrested tho charge ard beld % bail IN 5000
10 snswer the Indictment Mr. Farwestner, tbs mai
ssert Identifies him clearly the same man, Ia ADDITION
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f- tom he stk a. discovered, hs neck was dis-
.ocaled. and bis feet were resting on Tie ground