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The Less of the Steamer Governor.

BOSToN. Tuesday July %
The passengers on the steamer Governor held A
meeting after their rescue, and passed resolutions
complmentIng Capts. Rogers ami Sandord, but
soliciting an investigation relative 10 the manage
ment OF the boat previous 10 the disaster.
The meeting was addressed BY Rev. Mr. DantoIth
of Alexandra, Virginia
1t was at hrSi supposed that the Governor had sus-
taLed no other damage than break IN her bows
but when last seen the water was nearly TWO feet
above the main deck, and al high tide would prooa
bly, reach the promenade deck.
Assistance had been sent from Rockland to raise
her
An extra from the Office of the Belfast Journal states
that the steamer Is badly stove and much wrelchet.
II is thought she viii not be raised The loss on The
boat Is about $f0,O0O-nO insurance The Governor
was unCer good headway when the edges were seen
through the fog. The bells were Immediately rlng
to shut of the steam to stop and to back her but her
headway was not stopped and she went on with such
force as 10 throw onelourth of her ngh out of the
water on the rocks committee to inve 'tlgate the
cause of the disaster chosen by meet ng of the
passengers They will report through the public
press.
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V,pG,s,A-The following anecdote of

NIRGINIA.-Ihe Following anecdOte OF
of the late Gov. James Barbour told US by a
gentleman who resides In the Piedmont region.
Gov. Barbour was candidate to represent his
County IN the State Legislature and opposed by
an illerate man named DAVIS. The Governor, IN
his speech on the hustlngs said
Fellow-cltizens had the honor TO represent my
county for several years in the Assembly Of Virginia
Twas for some wears Governor of this ancient and
venerable Commonwealth | was for a considerable
time arepresentatlye of this district in The Congress
OF the Unlted States had, fellowclzens, at su)-
seoueni period, the honor TO hold seat IN the most
august legislative body In the world-ihe Senate
OF the United States at another period / had the
place THE Secretary Of the War Department IN the
administration OF John Quincy Adams, and was after
wards Minister PenlpOtentidry AMI EmbaSsador
Extraordinary near the Court of ST James and now,
fel low-ctizens, you may picture 10 yourselves the
humiliation that feel at finding mysefhere toto-day
engaged IN damned little ptlful county contest
with Tom DAVIS [South Side Democrat.
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..oruve F,Rr IN CoasIse.-Yesterday

a FIRE broke on, IN the west end Of q. N. hathaw.ys
steam gris mill situated u haIAeVsslee., @ anu "a h.e
a,," sn,nas The wind was blowing from the wes aud
i other buildings FIRE at different times.
The wagon shop OF J. Onions was torn down 70 pre-
vent iis spreading Too much praise cannot De
hand and han Il not been for them there Is no telling
wbere would have ended. Hathaway's loss Is
about $5Ooc-insured $4,000. IL Is supposed TO be
the work Of an ncendiary as there had been no hfc
in the buildings. (Bngbamion Repno. 18th.
70 Hon. w. G. Preston Is recovering
from his recent sIehi attack Of paralysis l, Is has
intention no, TO resume his duties a. President OF
South Carolina College.
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psTER FyyKs.-A man

FRIGHTENING 1Hk
whose name Is SAID to be oatheld putting up q .ae
Merchants Hotel in Cortlana-st. during his absence
from Pennsylvania where he resides, entered one Of
the mock auction shops In Chaham-st opposite the
Park. Yesterday afternoon, and BID on a watch and
pencil represented as gold. which were knocked of
to him for $50 In paying for the goods, Mr 0atfed
discovered or I'm gined that he discovered, desire
on the part OF the Peters to defraut him, whereupon
he instantly drew from his pocket revolving pistol
and presented It at those behind the counter who to
save themselves, dared out of sight, which cpporiu-
n;ty Oafeld improved reached over the counter and
grabbed two watches and a s. bill, with which he
ran I'd Chathamst. to Duane, up Duane TO Broad
way and crossed into the Fifth Ward, having, during
his fight pistol in one hand and heavy cane IN
the other CRYING murder, watch, &c, and acting IN
every respect like lunatic. The frightened and
hirhly excited Peters" pursued the fugitive INTO
Hubert. st. where he was arrested by officers Gaspee
and Truax, OF the Fifth Ward, who conveyed him to
the Station House The Peters folio wed, but de-
clined making any complaint against Oaiheld II ne
would restore their property, which he ccnsenel 70
Go il they would return his money. The proposition
was acceded by both parties, an1 after the matter
was settled all hands vamoosed
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The sales OF CoTToN thus morning were 500 bales
at ta7!c for middllng FLouR-The supply Is small
ST Louis a 81 37i. CORN dull Sales of prime
White al 55c and ell0w al Sc. FREiGHTs 10 Liver
pool are advancing Cotton Is taken al 1-l6d. Ex-
change is dull and unchanged
July os-CoTTON sales tins morning were restricted
TO 3C0 bales at Saturdays rates ior mIddlng and 81
for good mddling Ia 750Sl5. All business is very
dull
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Markets. .DUFFALo. Jnly 20.

The receipts Of the past d hours have been
FLOUR, coo bbls. WHEAT, 10000 bushels. CORN,
600 bushels FLOUR Is IN moderate demand, with a
slight downward tendency-5OO bsls Michigan sod
al 81 "a 3 81. Wheat Is steady. with Il mole ite
inquiry small sales OF Ohio, az 74c "a 75c. CORN Is
not so active but We have no change in prices to
report. OATS remain steady, at 33c. The freight
quotations are 49c for FLOUR, l4ic for WHEAT, and
l0ic for Corn.
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FOR JHrtA'- Iei>g-aps.e Dispatches see Wild Pss'.
II ~" new Orleans-The Cuban Excitement
Extensive Robbery by u Slave-Sailing of
NEW ORLEANS. Monday. july ss.

NEW ORLEANS, Monday, July IS
A strong feeling Is exhibited here IN favor OF the
Cuban patriots At the meeting On SATURDAY night
a committee was appointed TO make collections IN
behalf of the cause which they are today engage
IN .hon, GGns ~ r IS repors the oatrots % Lopez Is
The slave of John X Shaw = Co aoscontei with
1880, the proceeds OF check inSus,ed TO him. and
drawn from the Bank. No traces o. him nave yet
been discovered
The steamship Falcon sailel this morning FOR
Chagres via Havana, with lsJ passengers
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Movement. of Secretary Webster.

NEWPORT, lHes lay, July ~.
Hon Daniel Webster Will arrive here to-day. He
has taken rooms at the Bellevue House, where he
will remain for some time.
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Counterfeiters Arrested.

CLEvSLAND, Tuesday, Juy y
Thomas Mchirstry. Poiice Othcer OF tbs city,
made an important arrest OF coun.eT:elterS last evea
ing. Their names are John Bowen aad w. H.
NcGeary. large amount OF bills of the Thames
Bank Of Connecticut were secured. Bowen
NcGeary are now In jail.
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From Salt Lake City-The Overland EmigPa-

INnEpFNnENcE MOniaY. Jnl

INDEPENDENcE Monday, July %.
The mail from SAT- Lake City arrived here on Sat
urday. The express left on the first OF July.
Messrs Cogswell, Phelps AMI Halhday's trains
had reached Salt Lake without any difficulty.
Messrs kincade and LlylnsStOn's trans, with
number OF emlgrants, were lbs miles this side.
Business matters at the Lake were very dull.
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TExAs.-The follwing is the concluding
a candidate for Representative IN Austin County
Texas, addressed to the voters OF that County
To conclude, / have earnestly TO request ina,
those who ran their property to Texas to avoid pay
ing their Just debts will please not 10 support me-
II cannot be sent 10 the Legislature by the votes of
honest men, / won't 60"
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Trial for Murder.

BELFAST, Me, Tuesday, July %
The trial Of Samuel and John } Jewell, for the
murder of John J. Cousin, has resulted IN the a.
quittal of Samuel on the ground of insanity, and the
conviction OF John J. for mansaughtcr. The latter
was sentenced to the State Prison for seven years.
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NarketSALBASY. July "a

Receipts since our last FLOUR, $1,000 bbls .
WHEAT 1900 bushels CORN, $1,000 bushels. The
FLOUR market has been rather heavy, but prices
unchanged WHEAT is firm, with good inquiry for
milling purposes 5000 bush Michigan sold at o.
CORN IS in good demand, and prices are well NAN.
tanned sales 26OC0 bush al 55fcl056tc for mixed
Western $4,000 bush Western OATS changed hands
al 4Oca40i.
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From the West Indies-Heayy Failures.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July y.
Letters received from Barbadoes to July 10 an
nounce that two failures had recently occurred IN
Demerara-one a Mr.. Duff, for $240,0O0, and the
other Alexander Martin, HaTbor Master at Grena1a,
for $37 900.
The brig Trowbrdge was in port loading for
New-lo ork.
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Surveying steamers Ordered on Cruise.

BALTINOHE, 7 UthItY
Orders have been received here, and at Norfolk
TO send to sea the surveying and revenue steamers
10 cruise in the neighbOrhood OF Key West.
The steamer Monmouth has sailed agtin, and 1t is
rlmored that she took on board AMI fifteen men
accustomed TO their use. II Is expected that they
will rendezvous in the vicinity OF Savannah.
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From HAYrI-By the brig Silenus, from
this island, we are informed that the Emperor was
daily expected to arrive at Cape Hayten, on VISIT
having reached st. Marks. The country was quiet
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The Mexican Frauds.

WAsHIN0TON Tuesday, July %
The Grand Jury have now found true bill against
John Carlos Gardner for false swearing, and true
bill against J. Hamilton Mears for fraud upon the
Government.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RrcEss.-The Common Council adjourned
las, evening 10 NEE! again on the first Monday In
September.
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Broadway entrance. The occasion VII De an IN
terestiDg one, and the ample area Of Trpler Hal
affords the pubic opportunity for witnessing the
cerefsdlss'
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

sc.tters hseneae Teegrsp. ofo,. ss< Hs.eee-
BS-te- sf~ertf
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p;sh, Of Free Discussion yindicated.

The following article, from paper PuD-
hshed IN a Slave State, administers deserved
rebuke 10 those Northern presses, OF whatever
par,y. which have connived at mobs tor the sup
preston Of free speech on the question oil '!a-
very p.,,,hI;csn
rvcoxs,-rEscy-It IS not Little amusing 20 sec e
oenrpclatlons in many papers OF tne Ia.e nsoe-s
California when We remember Lna1 Of me nobs
nsd 20. 10 prevent George ThcmpiSa S 1
pss Ledgr and Bulletin have eeyossr Sat 80 far as We
articles e the TSe e.s n papers did say snysns
can be the moo ss9 70 ey The
sn:Islsvciy meeung DeIng ns,e there sacrificed and
principle OF free IN the outrage. According
those papers a. ~ san Francisco for any purpose
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The Southern Mail.
Markets. .NEw-oRLEANs, July 2s.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July %
We have no mail tonight south OF Raleigh
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K We are indebted to Hon. AssuRY
DIcEINs, Secretary OF the L. 5 Senate, for a vaiu-
able public document
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REVOLUTION IN CUBA.

Spread Of the Isiand-rhe Easts.. n Department.
in the Hands ef the p.evolutionists-FliSat
Of Ger. L.mcrick-Ssreuztho OF she Patriots
Exoitssnent in Havana-Lack OF Troops
Ger. Coneha-Case of Col. Marin-Rsvclt
asNilla Ciara-Move ments. SC.
"arre.scLdence OF The Tribune
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"A SoNNAMRuLA FOR THE Third TIME.-

"a aSoNNAMBuLA FOR THE THIRD TIME.-
zen 'our and 1--WE thousand people crowded into
~ 1aiden las, evening. Tor walked IN without
Y'cns' thanks TO Naretzecks new ucketarange-
~a9 witness the third repreSe n,aiion of La Som
sssa' Al the singers We're in excellent voice
'~ee Orera passed OF with unliminisAed en,husi.
sNsnd more encores than could have been agree.
~S<lO the yocahSis.
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hEsENrAr,oN-THE UNioN PRrsrRvyp.
-s n'gh' the Wing Legislature which passed the
'~s'ieer Pension Bill, were comphmeniel. IN the
seNof W. $. Gregory, Member from this City,
vt interest which they had manifested IN the
p 'Iss o: the remnan, OF the gallant New.York
Int THIS was proper enough, bu, we are
~ - oose who do no, specially favor this SORT of
- ~so''em bribery, holding that the legislator who
sv,. Ae most Tor the people does no more than his
r,, as . only enti,led to his sS per diem and the
a. ''e o. his constituents. We were sorry TO
~ 'as occasion, ,ha, the first business IN order
Zen, - n0uAee the death and prepare for the fu-
~a 'ae more of their number-Death is busy
INV, y ~s devoted corps then came speech
rar,,s Dyckman and the presentation of a
~As Cshtornis-gold watch to Mr.. Gregory
n.,,. F-so in a feeling, eloquent and appropriate
roOn HE Company then adjourned TO another
s.,ss. 'se'e collation. consisting OF cold cv,s
A,,, ~ y. @saey punch. &C had been preps,ed ana
N'sramme developed, amid consenaI n.
lx.,r.s s1's Dan Taylor tough, over again TIE
I ~. a !. campaign, then one poor fellow Wa, na,
sea'as drunk. and then man named A
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REAL EsrATE.-The following sales of
Real Estate were made yesterday, by Anthony
Bleecker -
COMMUNICATED

House and acres land cor lj9ths aud 18Th ave- lo0
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FoRTy-sEyEN HUNDRED Rum Shops

ORTY SEVEN HUNDRED NUM- Shoro'-
The sessions OF the Commissioners of Excise closed
on Monday The number of licenses granted up to
this time last year, 4l44 number granted during
the whole of last year 1853 Increase thus far this
year over the whole of last year is l60.
The number granted 10 the several Wards are
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NIBLo's-The admirable danseuse. Ce.
lestne Franck again performs tonight IN the bale
OF Diana. Antoine Ravel also appears IN the Greer
Monster, and Mons Blondun on the Tight Rope.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

HARLEM RoAD.-The Broadway junction
is nearly ready for use, and we presume the cars
will be running TO the lower end of the Park before
the week is out.
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BACON rs. JUDsoN.-The complaint il
this case published in The Trsbsns yesterday was in
serted as an advertisement, and paid for as SUCH
The title Law Courts" put over II was an mad
yertence.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

II The Palmer, Richardson and Will
son Guards, of Newark, Capt. Paynton, make their
Second Annual Excursion to-day They will be ac
companied by Adkins's New-York Brass Band, and
will proceed to Yonkers, where they will partake Of
a collation.. On their return to Newark, which is
expected TO be about 7 O'Clock, a supper will be
served up for them at Stewards Hotel.
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FIRE IN NINTH AvENuE.-At four O'Clock

on Monday afternoon, a small irame stable on lh'
Nnih-avenue, near Twenty-slxth-st, belonging t.
Mr. Honby, was destroyed by fire. dwelling
house adjoining was considerably injured.
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rOkll OF NEW ORLEANS.
L11l1UD. 2sosrsO' N.-Loss.ruDz zoo Time, "a.

Fsiday Momins. Ansa;s .. issl.
Cleared Yesterday. :
Fasiss. Dsaslew; Galvson and lsssssosda
s Es; ~ s;s s;.'B Havana, k;;:s:
eot Hons. Mlk!, Bras ! 81 jssc, . Ms -
I sss,' w.ss. fss:sss j.I1 Ss:
x Arrived. 't SIS
Ship CssnaHs: Epe.sn. n days from Baltimore. to
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b isn:.. k.s;:h %s% ~ a,' 'S:soo c,,,
Dxporfs. .sss SIS ~ q
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fssssa isa hides bags wool. 5 sssvss bis w:., n
SAlyssT0E.P .t..m.hp A Fs..,,.r. 500 bib s.,,.
e ~ x Do q RI soap Is ssaIs ALL
ss &: s 81. &. sd sss net:
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a. 5ss sS1 A m. r. ssss Hs.bsh Dbl. % ii
butte. - q ss go e Ssi Sss. s' a:s'
1Apersss
BALfIMORE-Paship Csrnatis: Assorted ud,..
--eosl--tIs e "
Receipts u Produces
o,stoUlsvILLE-Pss eeMs Lsyiustea: 10 coak yops.
q. u e - lSS: s:d
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4 GOLD MINIS OISCOVEREO

"a GUILD NINE UISCOVEKED-P tctnrss
IT,. y have The hesos snnsancs %
~ and aPpasasns. 81 wk caa taks N Lkse &c T.
r. ~. cnd. oas s:oe q = que = a..h # ashspps
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aAd they cassd = H. tsndse a. inv,tiS1
f ...d ~ P.sdide sssss a ss.ivs 7sZi
~ ksew what am shost. ~ u ~ d. bsessr,an
A z - Guy sns' y d'ssA y Mr. ,orvoon
-. dheds with ssstairH Il psosas r. - Iss
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Lead M'nsraI-A letter in the Po,osi (wisy
Prarie, in Asmakes county, low. NAV IL sssn ' =,
bluff of mineral, Or an immense parcel Of miner.l
sticking out Of bluff. Ten thousand uousds -
b seen at one sight The whole country e ss;d
e have the general appearance Of that west Of
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!. STEAMBOATS,.
Mobile end the Lake P.oEee..

/ Mobile snd the Lake Packets.
"a. MANI ,.,. :, /. =,
w ~ ~ Icy Y: s. .Mast liz
csron Iy y. -. ..ees; - Cnnsoan cad fp-
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ofcs Of tbs aasnt ~ - y III esssa savs ths
Isi6 = EnSSSIs Psa = y cioo.:
.e-e n. 01ODEs. Assnh ~ Bank Plaza
~N-. Steamer CALlFORN1A- 6omHe,
Ps.s a!srs,,n - nn1ao1. nay y L2Sh.
ssviss bsse iSorooShx IA F:s En,sn ..es
airv si,in irsrssSI sn9 EenLie1 with new
bsins IN psssss sro hew Ar fos ven!ss!en
DAY and THRSb XIV NE re = ks!l'oad eys TUES
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sNsso Motiye Poscw.-Ths Cincinnati Enquirer
says: MI. Salman, Of this city has invented On
engine upon which he has expended sx ysass.of
labor, which 10 destined to snpeEcsde al others.
The motive power i osrbonic acid gas, and the
expense Of running the largest class q steamboat
exceed 500; With the engine now in use the cost
for fpei IL from $1,000 to $780, MI. Salman will
soon BE- prepared 70 make public exhibitions Of his
engine"
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Or THE FoI1DwlNG DISEASES. VIZ:
Wseknsa q the Breast. BRoachts Shotrsa of Breath.
Ss,n ~ is ~, Weak1se snd BE ding N The Llne1.
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Lsrcsny.-Julius Abrahsmson keeps clothing
store at No. IL Front Leyee street. Ignscio Que
bedo called on him on Wednesday last, to- sell him
three pocket hsndkerchisfs. Whils MI. Abraham
son was engaged in showing custoner some srti-
Giles required, Ignacio opened show case on the
counter and selected pretty fair specimen Of silks,
satins and 20 forth, which were found on Ais person
when brought to the police Office on the Leyss. II
the foot Of Hospital street. Yesterday Recorder
Gsnois sent Mr.. Quebedo before the First District
Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-08

Sws"dlsng =-Henry Brown, slave belonging
to - Martin, il charged BY Charles Prince wish
swindling him out Of $40 WORTH Of furniture. y
presenting 70 him forged order, purpbrssag q BE
drawn By John Ssre. On psesensatien for pay
ment, Mr. sere dssisd the suthsnticity Of the
document
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-08

SatS Spi.g John Marmicha Wa stfssted
Yesterday ON the affidavit Of Roa K. Caxacubierva.
living on St. Anne, beswsen Royal and Bourbon
streets. who says that about three weeks ago. she
gave her slave woman, named Sally, olIO0 in
gold, tor aafe keeping Whsn-asked to return ii.
sai'y refused to do 30. John il charged with 70.
with her. g. ~'O'''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-08

n11fG0rGsnGry Fetxtfocts0H aud CWriosities.--
The captain Of tho steamer 81. AnEe, lately ar
rived at ST. Louis from ths Yellow Stone. brought
piece Of q tree which was most perfect specimen
Of ligneous petrfaction. It was part Of rsnsrks-
bic looking solitary cedar, which had ~ ten year,
past stood upon bleak and elevated point about
fifty miles below the mouth Of the Yellow Stone.
While coming down, this last trip he saw that his
old acquaintance had fallen. Curiosity led him 10
the spot which was about half . mile from the
river, aud perhaps 700 feet above It's level when he
found, to his surprise, that the whole tree was in
the most perfect state Of petriiaction. Judging
from the shortness Of the interval since he had seen
it standing, il must have been in that condition
while standing erect IS it had grown. The trunk
was about thirty SIX inches in diameter. Dr..
Evans, passenger, found near the same spot the
shoulder blade Of mastodon, msasuring nearly
three and half feet across--slso some enormous
foot bones Of the animal fossil shes. and tbA
head of a snake. Some beautiful specimens Of the
rocks found on Cannon Ball river, whose name i,
derived from them, were also brought down BY the
same boat. They are perfectly sperical and with.
out very close inspection. would pass for real
cannon balls any where. They are Of sizes ranging
from that Of common toy marble to the bulk II
half bushsI measure. They are seen in measure
less abundance, projecting from the face Of the
steep banks between which the river runs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-08

ksna'nay. ~ Yesterday morning, = dryer ,fsil
nom h's seat on hack, without any apparsn,
cause. at the corner Of 0ravier and 81 Chasies
streen. He received severe confusion On his
forehead. The hoEses nan away with the hack,
but in few bounds thsyhsd broken an axis, and
were eapily secrrsd. ~. ! ~ Z Il \ 4 s j, )