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genuine Medscsne 1VtlrGitOsSSE,
No. ISL Chartres st. New Orleans.

/ WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrvaed in
department Of their busnes have agreed with the
PrOpreOrs and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines Throughout the United States keep them
santy supplied with fresh and ample
far below the usual market BY this they
enabled offer for the inspection Of the
which be found this other
city. Having had many year experience in the purchase
for conducting this particular Department. the
SCALE and now to supply the trade at pces
handsome centags his either Whofesai,
assortment Of ALL GEN NUlNE PATENT MEDICINES
The following list comprises their assortment.
be to in
five cheaper than manufacturer reguls,
urioea
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LOGAN, THE INDIAN CHIEF.-Twenty-fv years
ago one Of the stereotype orations was the speech
nf this celebrated warrior, in which Mr.. Jefferson
Indianized Macdutf' lament. Mr.. BrianW Mayer,
in lecture before the Maryland Historical Society,
redeemed the character of Col Cresap from the
imputation cast upon it by this imagi mary sketch.
The Baltimore American says:
"The address clearly disproved the old idea oil
the participation OF Cresap in the slaughter OF Lao,
gan's family; and the lecturer adduced original
evidence going to show not only that Cresap was
not in the neighborbood when the outrage was per
petraed, but that he had strenuously opposed the
series Of measures which led to it.
"The address abounded in beautiful pieces o
description, the finest Of which, perhaps, WIS the
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FROM VENEzUELA-A letter to the New York

Evening Express, from Caracas, May l3, says;
A report has very lately 9th iastanD been cir
culated in town, of very serious disturbance hav-
ing taken place in of the Cantons of the
adjoining Province Of Coss, viz: the rising in arms
of officer by the name of Juan Garcia, who
openly demanded the establishment of Federal
System of Government. do not, however, place
much confidence in the rumor.
Congress has passed law imposing small
export duty on hides, likewise 20 per cent. upon
the amount of specific duties. Vessels heretofore
exempt from paying port charges, loaded three
fourths part with hides, are now placed upon an
equal footing with others.
Coffee washed, eleven and half to eleven FIVE
eighth cents unwashed, ten and three quarters to
ten and seven.eighths cents. Indigo 106 cents pei
pound, F. Hides, ten and three-quarters to ter
and seven-eight cents per quntal. Cocoa, SIT t,
| $23 per ITO pounds according to quality. As tn,
| coffee crop this season has nearly closed there il
much less activity in the market, and we shal
have several months in succession of comparative
| quiet in the commercial line.
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THE QUAKERs-The yearly meetings of the
Quakers in this city closed with last week. The
meetings of both Hlcksites and Orthodox have been
well attended, and characterized by great good
feeling and harmony Some people not
of the two sects of Quakers. The Orthodox con-
slider themselves disciples of Geo. Fox and VIM.
Penn but the Hicksites follow the teachings of
noted preacher named Hicks, who hourished in the
first quarter OF the present century. The teach
ings of this man created great ferment among
the Friends, and after long contest between the
pares each striving to get the control Of the Qua
ker meetings, final separation took place in 1927
In this division, the Hlcksites were found to have
a majority in New York city and Philadelphia. In
England, Ireland, Virginia and North Carolina, no
separation took place.
After the separation in 1927, the Quaker yearly
meeting of London declined all intercourse and
correspondence with the H.cksites, communicating
only with the Orthodox Friends The Hicksies
have yearly meetings in Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore; also, in Ohio, Indiana and West
ern New York.
By statement published in 1929, it appeared
that of 100000 Quakers in the United States,
$4,000 were Hicksites but that did not probably
give their full proportion. We not informed
what the relative proportions of the two branches
at present but 1t is understood the Orthodox
| are much the most numerous, although the Hicks
ties prevail in the large Atlantic cities. There are
| in the United States about 500 Quaker meeting
houses, or places of worship including Orthodox
| and Hickses. In this city the Hckstes have
three meeting houses-Orthodox only one.
There are at present, in the Orthodox portion o.
The society, ten yearly meetings of Friends, viz
London and Dublin, for Great Britain and Ireland
New England, held at Newport. Rhode Island
New York, held in this city; Pennsylvania ant
New Jersey, held in Philadelphia; Maryland, helt
in Baltimore; Virginia, held in that State, at Ce
| dar Creek and Summerton, alternately; Nortt
Carolina, held at New Garden, in that State Ohio
held at Mount Pleasant; and Indiana, held a
Richmond, in Wayne county. These, accordin,
to the account OF the Orthodox themselves, incud,
an aggregate of from one hundred and twenty +
one hundred and fifty thousand members. IN. Y
| Express, Cd inst
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WHEAT IN GEoRGIA.-The editor of the Geor-
gia Consttutionalist, in writing from Medge-
vile, thus speaks Of the fine prospects of the wheat
harvest in that iourishing State
"The wheat crop is early in Georgia. particu
larly in the heavy wheat growing region Of Chero
kee The largest crop that has been made fol
many years will be gathered this season. In this
part of the State they are now busy harvesting"
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HOLMES
SODA WATER


IT S. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes & Co..
4 SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANGFAC.
TURER No 80 Caroneet street, Gravier, offers
furnish his former and oher retaers with PURE
Soda Water and Mead and calls particular attention his
Block TN Cooler Ptpes imr ment absolute
tial, by recent deveopemens Of the dee
effects produced by Soda Water ugh lea,
r: 8. W. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waeu. Sasa.
parIla etc.. etc. in glass bottes Ordes shipment, n
any quantity carefully and PROMPTLY attended and de-
lveed without extra charge for drayage SOFIA Water
Apparatus constantly on hand for sale ap1 3n
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gan. In connection with the character of Mr..
Logan, Mr.. Mayer adduced mass of new facts,
which present the Indian chief in a very different
light from that in which we have been accustomed
to regard him, and showing that the celebrated
speech, supposed to have been delivered by him in
council at the time of Lord Dunsmore's war, was
rather an after-thought Of Mr.. Jefferson, when
writing his Notes Of Virginia. than vertable
speech of Logon himself. The outline so poeti-
caly filed up by Mr.. Jefferson, seems to have been
furnished by conversation between Logan (who,
in fact not present at the council and trader
whoreported the substance off to Lord Dunsmore."
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ago ST. 30" N-Iosarrunr goo w ,n Time sa

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning. June l3, 1884,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cherokee Wiudle. NewY ork via Havana
s,,,. R Jennings
Ship Malabar Crocker, Liverpool, JP Whitney co
Bng Apalaehicola Jenkins, Chagres, w Dewey
Schr VIM Chestnut, Lowe, Key West,
McConochie & Donne
Schr Almedia, Smith, Sabine Pass, Wckham
Arrived
Ship Sarah Purinon, Purnton, % days from Boston, to
masier-2d my.
Schr Alice Miner. days from Pensacola, to maer-Basn
s1EAMBOArs.
Belle Key, Key, ffom Louisville
Il White, Brady, from Atchatalsya.
Natchez No2, Leatlers, from Vick.bnrg.
st James. kerchval, from azoo City.
Towboat Panther, Cloutman, from the Passestowed down
and the 6th inst brig Francisco and Duende
brought up ship Sarah Purnton.
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the First municipality designated in the following
Table by the Nos commence AT the hairoad and run %
the Second n2 Nos Steamboat Land
Ing No. being Flaboat Landing Third (m3)
Railroad down, being
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"A
o25 dtGW.
THEY HAVE COME!

~ Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 uRGICAH, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
last hand and ready or inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed Of superior quality Call
and see them. Forsale by ~
RelO P.L. MASSEY, cor. Camp md Gravief sts.
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Arrived.


NEW YORK-Per steamship Cherokee Sundry mdse.
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Malabar: 467 bales cotton, $50
hhas tobacco, 700 slaves.
CHAGRES-Per brig Apaachicoa: 100 bales tobacco
Is bbs a bbs a. hf do -four bbs whisky. do beef
80 do 10 h do pork, l5 hams 20 kegs butter @
boxes Candles 81 bxs 50 0O feet lumber q OO shingles
and sundries.
SABINE PASS-per schr Almeda: 100 bbs -four, 10 do
whisky 10 SKIS 300 SKIS salt ~ SKIS coffee, G pkgs mse
12i castings
KEY WEST-Per schr VIM Chesnut: l64 bb flour %
do beef lO do pork. 10 do whisky ~ do lard, hhds
hams. $50 SKIS corn, l6 bxs cand es and sundries.
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EDUCATION.
MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC STORE,
90 Camp street., thrss doors beLow Posdras
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
sssi's sss iirfs fL4ss kHsEs
Grand Piano Fo%es. from J. flese Co.. Hs.h he;. +.
G!ber, Co, and the best ot Other maker,.
Semi Grand Pianos, from Henri Herr and Pleye.
Square Pianos. from Gilbert Dunham, Wm. Hall Il Son,
The pienad prize Piano. from VIM. Hall Son. Broad
way. NewYosk
Parol Organs. m rich carved cases.
The BaTmOnicon Orchestra, or Organized Piano.
New uyie of Guitars, Of rich and varied patterns, some oil
TONES make.
Improved Accordeons warranted get of tune.
Brass Instruments from double bass TO altotosether with
w. AfReb p r. TRGsT @ sas charge of the e.tabl.
ment and will be at all times ready to wait on his
has been fitted up for the especial of the ladies
Ssis issy can l P'f SxSS
MUSIC AND MIsfCAL INbTRl NiKATs.-Ths
lvl subscribers would respectfully request your saa
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu
and also their well selected assortment Of Piano EH
Eores, from the factories Of s,fint maken in the
Strings for vion Guitar Harp vioIincello. Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
yolins Flutes Gu tan; AscoTdions, Bras. instruments
Piano Forte WTe Tuning Hammers, Forks etc. etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
liberal discount made dealers and professors. and
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part paymsA
Ali The new Music received from the North as pub
The entire Music Depa,msn, will be under the charge
%, .as s,faw4 +: +: & {: HSMifr. ESjHiffir
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gtGCclpts Oh trOuuCCs
LOUISvILLE-Per steamer Belle Key: 200 pcs bagging
Cammack Squires-6l do 81 els p'nck ard &co-
D7 do Male. Cox Sco-lu0 do Green, Harding &co7s do
Parmele BrolO0 do, loo pes baggng Oakley Hawkins
23 do los els rope 23S bbls pork Forman Latng &eO-
420 sacks corn G w Givens-l465 do T Z rwche &co-H
rolls leather Wtheel Wade &co-20 hbs eggs l4seapd-
20 do Lehner-l4 do II Bonznuo-6 do Shetiers,en-
81 baggng Savage GIeen-2o bbs whisky. ~ boxes
l. Hart &co-6 hhds bacon aS sacks corn, Is hhds
IL do Feliowes @co-l3 do Kennett &co-8 w Robin;
son-20 Kelly, Conyngham &co-37 McConoche l. Donnell
Ia Hewitt, Norton co-a3 Pegram Bryan-2S Cowan,
Dykers &co-ll do West Summers-s6 bales cotton John
Wlams98 do Bradley. Wilson &co-26 do Hill, Mel Lean
&co-2S do Cherry, Henderson &co-l6 Macgegor Alo-
way-ll do G Cromwe-sundres to order-Total, 265
bales cotton, $50 hhds tobacco
YAZOO CITY-Per steamer st lanes: 80 bales cotton
G NJ Plncksrd &co--3O do tyne Harrison-i7 Cleveland
os Sco-l6 Fearn, DOnegan &co-l0 Wight. Williams "
Co.'S Ward Jonas5 Buchannon, carroll &co-4 Hewitt,
Norton &co-3 McL.more. Currn &co-3 Hill, Mclean
co-3 Byrne NcO-50 bbs flour Price, Frost &coT SKIS
potatoes d Norgan-3l pkgs mdse Mcdowell Mills &cO-lo
hides \ LambeIt.To!al, l3l bales cotton,
ATCHAF ALAYA-P steamer D White; 35 bale.
Byne &co-5 do Payne Harrson-3 do II Fresen Il CO
3O5 SKIS Seccomb Vooies60 SKIS onions, orde
Total. IA bales cotton.
VICKSBURG-Per steamer Natchez NO2: bales cottor
Fslowes &cO-ll6 do Wright, Williams &cO-4O Byrn,
&co-S do A Wright &co-S do Ward u Jonas-S Robson
Alen-29 SKIS peas Brander, Williams &ss-2o SKIS poa
toes W Benton-la els rope pcs basgins Downs. Cudd
FLATBoATS.
Mt Ldfdpette-
| KENTUCKY-Per Kemp's boat: 50 hhds tobacco Tur
iNDfANA-Per boats: 54OO bushels ear corn, order.
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MORE THAN
10000 Pc r SON S
HAVE BEEN CURED!


TT IS IMPOSSIBLE to give to the psblic an
administration the All Healing Ointment for the past six
months. perfectly astonishing 10 witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this medicine No could
conceive hat single medicine possesseds0 much and
had power heal Diseases But is known
that OF thousands have been cured friends will begin
TO realize truth OF former
viz that there would not family in America who
would live day without possessing box of
McAllister's AIl-Healing Ointment,
catsrs All Healing Ointment restores perspiraton in
which carries Oft the impurities Within and thus
eyes the body of diseases II is thus that consump
headache Qunsy throat, rheumatsm scad head
in the chest, soe and back dyspepsia poisOn bea.
bowels kidneys and brain burns, chilbains piles worms
cold feet. liver complaint, ulcers and all fever
and Inflammation Of every kind.
g; N. MORRISON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
apl5 BIN IL Masaxipe street.
PERFUMERY, ETC.
tV- We have lust received per EXPRESS and are now
opening invoice Of the finest stPERFUMERIES. SOAPS,
COSMETICS etc.. offered in this city. Customer.
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine
Stock which. feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DoUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flower,
CoLOsNEs, from the French, German, and Amercal
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS Of every variety and oder;
POMATUMs, from the manufactures of Lubn, Dupuy
Roussel, and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PUFFs; ToLEr POWDER, etc. etc
T0ge rr with extensive assortment Of
HAIR BRUSHES, ToOTH BRUSHES,
COMBS, Nail BRusnKs, etc
EV- For sale at P. LOUIS MAsSEY'S,
fel0 If corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
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RESOLUTION ,...,IU,nI
Roxana. ......SWPass
Sophia .....,.. 3,ml
vifginian ......l0 nj
famura ....... Z m2
| Zengari ........ 4 MI
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SADDLEKY, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse
= ROBB Il CO. No. 60 Gravier street. are con-
Ne stantly receiving from Philadelphia and HYn
CA England new Gooss IN their lns- ,@ek
Their stock comprises = ADDLkRY a M - ~
koi ali descriptions, SADDLkRf
HARDWARE. Harness, LA THAI. M11iisnlALs Al
etc, INDIA RUpBxR Goops, TRAVELLING and rA0xiAe
Aiso-A fine ASSORTMENT OF BUFFALO RobRs.
~ Planters and uehlefs arr invited TO call -
CADDLERY STORE-SMiTH u BRoTHKR,
y 50 and 81 Common street. New Orleans, -
Goods in their Inns in tbs Southern country. com
SAbDLEs-Mose than $40 vareue. Of English. Amssi-
can. Columbian. Spanish MsxIcan and side saidsss
n Brides, Birdie Filings. MartDgals, GIhs, S9Fcin-
N g!e. Stnup Leathsrs. Extra, Rens, Hitch keins
G1s"fhsslssS hssSgs Sstgss tgsss-Coaeh Gig and Buggy H.-n.-.
Collars Dray Wagon Saddles hsmes. Blind bndss and
Plantation Gear OF evesy description. sxELNYM
Misunderstanding Trunks, Travelling
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags, all styss
'I ISADDLERY HARDWARE. sADDLERs, HAIR
NESS, SHOE MAKERS TOOLS ard FINDINGS Of
every dsctipton. COACH t TRIMMINGS. :.
LEATHER and dSkiNS-Skiiung. Harness, Bsids, Sob
and Band Leather; Oil Top Sides and Hides; Enameied
Sides and Hides Pate s,as q AZ sgall.lss ond eoon:
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Calf Skins; Lining and Wet
Skins, I'll colos and qualities; Chamos aAd buck Skins
Lace Leather; Buffalo Robes, etc.
" 3. b. Agents Tor ths sale Of the Paieat indl3
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bsads; India Rabbe. IIass:
Steam Packing. and India Rubber Clothng, Of sh Anos'
d'7u SMITH RRllrH r. 81 and = Common q.
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InlnOrtR q


BOSTON-Per ship Sarah Purinon: 400 tons ice Staf-
ford y &co-60 tons hay, order.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Alice: 5000 feet lumber and
lot of sash to ] & PoOley.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
50 POYDHAS STREET, New Orleans.

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally that he has purchased the entire interest OF
The Southern BRANCH Of Empire Co. has leased the store,
bg POYDRAS STREET, and has fitted il up al consider
able expense Tor the Patent Medicine business. havinx
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers
generally with every aItlce IN this line he confidently socs
given toa' 'whO may favor him with their patronage
The fol list only comprises part OF his extensive
assortment Which and n be furnished to the Trade
as reasOnsb terms other house In the South:
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BOARDING.

R0ARDiNG-Single Gentlemen Families
- deairous Of obtaining comfortable oard and -
h Lodgtn ng IN prvate iamilys on reasonobe terms.
U accommodated n 10 Camps<. epl 3ms -
nj RS. w. E. BROW N informs her lr,sndi and
AVA the public that. having opened and thnsoushly
rnovated the WAYERLY HOUSE, No. q canal n
q ,tstsiy ooonped by Mr. Shall she now prepared =
TO iiler every recommendation. both and
B0arers, that Expense can prorure
New Orleans, November 5, 1870. mia Jvos
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ray OF His Infinite Justice has COMPOUNDED and amir
hilsted the tyrants Entreat Him ane for the con-
| solidsiton OF peace and the conservation Of pnn-
| cipes
Fellow Cit zsns Let us give thanks to the Supreme
Being for 50 at felicity Recognize also the re-
sIzatinn Of what announced 10 you on the 23d OF
June, and repeated on the 10Th OF August that
"offeafes etents calculated 20 destroy society STDe
ut for ps cs7lsoifatloa' The Government noE re-
cures your cooperation and your prudence to cause
the Constitution TO be obeyed, the only certain rule
hich can lead US TO that happiness 10 which our
Great and powerful State Is called.
GrzEada, Nov. IL, 1851. j. LAUREAso PIsEDA
FURTHER PARTicULARs.-We learn from
authentic source that the pardon OF hunoz has
been confirmed, on condition OF perpetual Danish
nent to San Salvador. The same authority inforns
us that at meeting Of the Town Council OF San
Juan, resolutions passed ordering the steamers
of the Nicaragua Company to take different chan
mel coming into the harbor, thus forcing them -
land their passengers and freight at san Juan, IN
stead of transferring them at once 10 the river boats
az had been their practice. 1t Is said that the Cap
tain of the British brig of war which fred into the
Prcmetheus has been offciousy busy IN the affair.
COSTA RIcA.-We are IN receipt of the
official Gaceta, of Costa Rica up TO Nov. %, but
lnd in it no news of importance. Messrs. Charles
II Baldwin, Of the U. s Navy, and w m H. DE for-
Iesi, Of New-York, have applied to the Government
for the monopoly for 30 years of the right Of transit
across the Republic from the Atlantic to the interior
They propose to establish a line of steamers from
san Juan del Norte or Greytown to sarapiqui, a
town some 60 miles from San Juan, on the river Sara
pqui which empties into the river San Juan on the
south. From saapiqui they propose to open roads
across the country to the capital and other principal
towns They also propose to carry the mails and all
srents and dispatches Of the Government free OF
c, 81 and 10 pay into the treasury 10 per cent of all
me ct profit OF the enterprise. No decision as TO
the proposals is yet made public
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The Director OF the State OF Sicaragua 10 lis
Inhabitants.

\CARAGUANs To-day / announce TO
YOU great event. Peace has rcturne 20 our towns
and The government Of the constitution and the Ia as
10 the State. The iyrsnt has fallea before your
unaIlmons voice, aud he who proudly dehed yorr
loy atty on the ith of August ne who drunk with
ambition. outragecrthe authorities of society, and
troueh, TO scatter death everywhere hatvery man,
tr,mb ing al your decided opposition, has suTen-
,tred a discretion. The traitor Jose Trinidad Nulof
succumhed or tie I'll inst. before the forces Of the
Constitutional Government.
No. drop Of blood has been shed, because Prov
Cence which has protected your cause, did not deem
rliuig Thai tbs Traitor, this migrate, should STAIN
Tic sacred soil OF the county with innocent blood.
", Lad re counsel t. the vile means ~ exciting .he
lfcipruc1l luminosity IF tie towns and of parties,
and 10 render himself secure through their mutual
destruction But sou refused 10 listen to his dis
ccrdaIt words you formed IN a comPac. body yoG
bsrened 10 rut yourselves under the banner OF your
country without distinction OF towns, and without
waiting for tie expression OF opinions you boldly
,roclC! at tAe view your asssss;pS and you have
tr;unrhed To-day you salute youy fatherland As
free Sov nave sraiched your constitution and laws
from the mud To place them With generation la ther
sacred shrine.
Chiefs OfictrS Of both armies lou have p:r-
.ecty fulfilled ypur duties Nicaragua contemplate
YOU With gratitude, and the pubic thanks are the
most eminent title ~I.a which citizen soldiers can
be acomed. Teftpinste your mission b. establish
irg security, ard then retire 10 your homes, ana II
the bosom OF your families receive the esteem OF
your fellOw-elhzcns.
Ministers OF the Altar! The God OF asnies ifvnl
Us ihracc OF s,ory hes heard yeM prayers. sna
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BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
The Storm on Lake Erie.
BUFFALO, Friday, Dec. 1

BUffALo, Frday, Dec. IF, IooI.
The storm has 4, last sbated. The steamer En-
pre- State got In during the night, having come
DOWN during The violent gale. Last night the Creek
was fIozen over The Empire State will probably
run to Black Rock. The Schooner Westchesier,
which LETT on the 18th for Slncussy. returned las!
night having been out IL days on the Lake unable
to make port The crew were put on short allow
ance and suffered much from cold. They had
burned up all the wood, &c. they could possibly
spare 10 keep them from freezing 10 death. The
schooner has lot vet been able to get inside on
count of the ice She reports the schr. Champion
weatherbound at Long Point
The steamer Empire left Detroit some days since
for this port ard nothing has been heard OF her as
vet.