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Bosro~. July ~. 1851

BOsrON. July ~, l-jl.
MELA' cnoI.y CASH on DROWNING SINKING oF THE
STEAMER eovkRNoE--PAs Anglers sAvED-rng
EEruEII-D sEfzrkEuF THREE FISHING VESSELS ny
TrE nIlIlsn-THE DDKCHEs TER AM Nj sTVN BANK
EOiUERl Isl DDEN DEAfH, SIC.
In The hsrbor, yesterday Afternoon near Mingt's
L.dg David Crosbie sEod IS years, fsi overheard
che yacht Alice. Mr.. Caleb T. McCiennen sssistant en-
giror in ia. Boston Fir. Department Jumped IA 10
hm but they sunk of eth-r aud we're both drowned
MtCsniaD, who much expected leaves a wife and
family. Cro-be's mother keeps Restaurant Lindali
street.
The steamer Governor. which l,ft Portland lag,
nire with the passengers Wy the Brston anl Maine Rail
read for Bnrg, struck Whitehead ledge and shortly
afterwards sunk The passengers all taken OF by
the steamer Boston which fofunst,y came slong.i
We have nut yet laru'd The PARTICULAR
The report Il tie seizure - ttrte American hshiug
vestVs ~ the Biitish in the Iay q Chslc1r
iouudtd. the Express alleged 90 have been eiEd having
arrived here.
prl minsry examination Il Charles Thompson for
robtipg he Dorchester aud Milton tank took place At
D'cbsm. yesterday The prisoner fully comm tied
fr trial and hall was hAed At $4,000
The Hon. JCserh Bell distinguished lawyer and pnli
u'sn died suddenly yesterday morning at Saratoga Of
disease uitLe heart. He about &C. years az age.
very thunder storm pased this city last
night. about twelve O'Clock
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VS. ny TEL + q IL A II III
0s>~sDcN~J~~e-osN~~~.>~~e~>s
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
VERY IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.
e--~<4Ne.>~N0NNO~~N0~>~-~
GREAT STORM In PENNSYLVANlA.
>~>NN~sNNNN/>N0N.~0N00<
AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON CITY.
oNO1~c.N~~OON1<N~N~N-~>e~
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
NNo-Nr~No~~o~NNSNN
STEAMBOAT sUNK-KOBODY INJURED,
Sc, TO, &c.
AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON CITY.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
The Cuban Revolution.
PROM OUR OWN CORES oNpENT.

FkoM oUh OWN COkEES ONDENT
New OaLEASs, July %, 1851.
by the arrival Of the steamer Falcon, to-day from
Havana learn that the patriots had several engage
mens with the government troops. In battle it Is
reported that net less than three hundred of
killed Many Of the govern nent troops had joined
the revolutionary The Governor of Maanzas
states, in commune aon to the Captain General that
the citizens coming forward pro npty defend
city against the insurgents.
pE>PArcHEs RECEIVED BY oIrsR PAPERS.
Nrw OR-EASs. Jpb 2j 1851.
We learn, from q person who escaped from Cuba that
the Of the uprising at Puerto Prucpe Correct
The movement prtmafure and failed principally for
want II arms. Much disahectDn prevails In tue noun
famous parts Of the Island great blow for liberty, 1t
Is thought, Will be struck la November
NV OhLrANs, July Is 1851.
The steamship Falcon has arrived ut this port from
Havana She brings the California mails ana later nc
counts from Havana. Private sj vices state that revo-
luton had brukeD out in MantaDz and in oaEtiago de
cuba Large bands Of tn. Insurgents were IN the M un
tains and suppost the nsurrecon would spread
rapidly fight between por ion OF the insurgents and
of gOyeruent spceIs. resulted in the defeat Of
the aLcers and they afterwards joined tb. enemy The
government was beginning To manifest considerable
alarm.
NV OHLEAss, July ESP NJ.
private letter has been received here from highly
infuent al american merchant ia uayana stating that
the SY"nh government is euaeavoring to smother the
particulars # the outbreak at Pcerto Principe in
order 10 prevent creating sensation in the Uat@d
States The ina ctionary ment sr.presn'e ed as
being quite rhidabie. Americans nave been for some
time past drill ing the Insurgents
1t Is aid that ship froia New York with arms and
ammunition tor the iLsurgents. had success ded ia land
Ing her cargo. Several others daily sxpec ed tn
Two Spanish officers If high rsr hsa been imprsoned,
on sus picion OF iavorisg the insurgents.
Ii is reported that an Amer bad been gsrrotted,
on suspicion Of being ia the insursecionary
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We have received several telegraPtic dispatches
concerning the reported insurrection, attempt at
revolution, in Cuba, bet they are sc contradictory
aud unsatisfactory thai We do not place any reli-
ance upon them, and insert them fo- what they are
worth. We shall not express sng opinion on any
Of the reports at present, preferrng TO await later
intelligen from tia, island, which we shall re-
csive in day or 'swo, by the steamship Isabel,
which wiz soon arrive at Charleston.
We learn that great excitement exists in the
Rio Gra.de country, in consequence Of the Next
refusing to deliver up runaway slave, and
that the people the A nericaE side were so much
excited about il, that they threatened violence.
This is decidedly wrong. 1t K reported that there
sre some two thousand fugitive slaves in Mexico;
but If there.were ten Thousand, there is remedy
There are treaty st p1lations between the
United Sta,esGnd Mexico il regard to the extrsii-
tioR OF fugitive slaves and we have, consequently,
no uloTe right 60 INSIST their restoration than
we have tocaN on the Canadian authorities TO send
back the immense number that have crossed that
frontier "! thin the last twenty years. little
Bccton, it ia to be hoped, will induce the people Of
Texas TO at more soberly and discreetly in tie
matter.
For othey news received by telegraph, We refer
Cur readers % the telegraphic columns
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u CLcrf. II fo,g,ry oie.r Va Snrds Of IN. T. yer
Tolc' srfrstej On fr'day. Mr. I-.sc " wOollsy, %
NaifsLt isrrd by Ju-iee LO;hto sh.r,in ne u ads
tfhfg'd VIII fIErfy. the sfiitvis Ju-.nh Cati-r
ara jumfS Huit. which ali. gst cha cynsi q Ia the
tstrut ob a dsed aid 20 b. te Or prfy aid
Jwpb tu'lrr Ace riding To The AFFIDAVIT - dr Cutter.
1eiCtLt 81 Nof.istTu N.g Jerry II appears t.s on
te ~ - July. lSll he q md ,ssessar 4
crfin deed q md state situate tor Fiith sysnue
and ioiriy sey"th street Ia the city county u
NV N0ik valued at 10 COO that the sad deed va rx
rcuis uusr the bot ftAi e ,a4c W,oiay the
nccUsG IA tho cruiblaiut AID hal beeu du .,.rei
& him AID oD the "a lay Of July 1851 wuIe the decd
VS. m he han0s Of James Huut u ,aid cay who md
tie saTr. fer the purpose record ng che def, rdsn
Noolify. 'iubousy aud rci5y snacacd away the sai
deco ncE his. Hunts Possession and dis,r, yed the
srme thereby deiisuding the complainant cat II his
prperty Mr w,.iisy denies tn. charge NJ RI ,uious
ard he case si D. further heard fore magi.trate
thgTrs " Nsriing B0ofs. rhrrt nrcfnrn. named John
) Tat, nia- y ais- Michael Grern and william Jnrian,
yrc dei' cted at the ie ffid,y night ths pre-
mWes No 100 ftjrr lane. in the net ~ .teang each
peir - bODts iro. the premises - a. Trak valued
81 s2,gch u SEEMS that the three rpfnan took from
their htt tb,r oil boots and slipped the oncs
ard were detected IN the act BY Capt sds.y q he
fnst verd police Who took them into custody and found
The alleged stolen boots their feet The accused par
tts we're con,tyod before Justice Lothrlp who hid
them 10 bail In tbs Of 500 each. & answer the
charge We omit 20 mention the FIRE comp anios which
the sccue parties belonged. MT wishing a. the present
sse Of the proceedings u reflect any oiium those
ctmpsnies II T. intis ated that The trial atsc
tory explanation he rendered by accused par
toit .fssspn. and possibly Fatal one On friday
night man called Michael collins arrested by the
polire. on aehsIge q Violently sssauing William Dss
tin steward 81 the steam dip Ohio by iuHcting severe
blow the back 81 bis (Dutjns) neck feiur hio, 10
The ground insensbie and s believed injured the
tc1@ q! the Dec which injury Is supposed viii prove
sthl Mr. Dustis was conveyed ins nsibc 90 HE dweu-
ing house IN Broc and Collins oonveyed before
Justice Lothrtr committed him ~ the Totnbs to
await the result TVS stated TO the magistrate yester.
day AFTERNOON that batn was not expected 10 survive
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! TE FuoIrvE SLAVE Law AND IatSu DrC.
1 TsTios-REv In. KING AND rug CogK Rgso.
! LII ioss.-lt II impertinent the part Of any
nation to dictate to this great and free country a.
10 it's Of internal policy the institutions
u may think proper TO adopt and sustain. Its
people are the best judges 10 these matters a.
absurd would IL be for individual 20 interfere
N the family Of another who was perisc,
srsDeer to him. But how much ,rc i'm pertinent
ard absurd wO1ld il be FOR that individual to ia
torfere, II ths affairs Of his own bousehold we're
managed VIGOROUSLY bad, aud we're the reprolch
Of all thea nelghborhoodl such il precisely the
case now be. fore US.
A Rev Dr. King, Of Dublin. The capital of ire
land, a shore time ago visited this country. to
obtain subscrs tions to build churches in his own
country. or 70 "a the cause Of mis,Jus We are not
sure which. lie partook Of the inequalities and
bencyoence II An erica. lie carried away a cor
siderable sum Of IN oney How dos he show bic
rratiiude-his good 'ecling-his gea,lcmanly TASTE
-his Christian bcarins lie forwards 70 the C,a-
,seofilao,i Of tbi. ity, the insolent resolutions
rcsrectipg the Fugitive slave law, which were
adopted al Cork, and th. u Journal acknowledses
his "politcness'' in doing o.
II gross insult be politcne -, then the Rev. Do
King has sdmirably succes He'd In that line oy
forwarding such resolutions to country To Which
be il 20 largely Indebted II the reverend gentle
would turn biz attention 10 bis bome-to his
own unhappy country, where va lite slavery, more
oppressive and calling in its endm ance. and more
deadly ~ lie effects than white n colored slave
ever suffered, from the foundation q the world to
the present time, il would be more en- Histent with
the benevolenco Of Christian, the oh, racter OF a
clergy man, and the philanthropy Of man. ~
be would draw UP, move, and publish "a solutions
against the annual defamation Of the lrisl people
hy famine and pestilence, in virtue Of lava more
cruel than those Of Draco, which were said to De
written in blood--tbon he would do tometh ing
worthy Of bis calling, and something likely 10 be
more useful than his presumptuous dicta.ion in tb,
internal affairs Of this country, Of which he Is pro-
foundly ignorant. When be shall have diligently |
used biz best excrions 20 emancpate the gre
Of bis fello~ countrymen from the greatest Of all
human slavery starvation by the law of the land
ard when these oxcrtions shall have been crowned |
nth success, it will be time enough for him 90
r., 0blo himself about black slaves. well fed, well
Ind ard we'll housed. livirg et distance Of -four
n fvs fhfueand milcs from bin, and Who would not
sclnt a. their iot tomorrow fo- the condition Of
bt,. f. tihs 81 ihs population # "the gem " The
.,s.' Cd Niy 6eSH' 81 bone. Physician, hr-'
rs' ft~taN
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Movements Of fpdSy6ScaIx.

Hon. II. II. H.nr. VI; W u acIodoe Wis y
Tfaysr 9; Y. A CURLY, San Fraactsco; A = Boston
J. +; W. A. Nichols. Conn: A. W smith uhlo wm
Poyd Va; W. Adsms. phiia. we're amrpg tLs arrivals
\ stterday at the linton ilotal
John stilnIsn Chicago; esmpbsij staarsa;,tp Ala-
ben a. J Nandyke Baltimore: l. s'ngIetop ans Iady
IIsn, ton NJ. Dorm. Vioksbarg; W LAY Saratoga;
Frank Herbert were among the arrivals yesterday
At the n, iion Place Hotel
". liar, :, Mas W IisFney. n o.; J. Gould boston:
u Nesle ~. CO.. Pb'ips Winl-cr. T staohury 90
lurlus; 81. nsson ~ y ". rDith. Richmond, ar
ri,,d yest.rdsy at The AstnT
John smith ~'eo Cuizley Phils Tl8or Dole liar.
risLurg; X walker RatiIn re " vandprseo On .rlss-
ton; J. n Hamilton q q ship yrel!e. q Hebron u
The America
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JiiE RUSH WATrHlSG PLAcsr livery stoar,
ship that arrives from the South htngs hundreds OF
citizens who in pursuit. of health recreation sad
tirement, at oar Northern watering paces; aad every
In large cities hose busiss and circumstances
tolerate his absence his gone h preparing to 60 th,
came road Saratoga Cape May, Nshant, Nesport toy
port Fort Hamilton Lebanon Springs, Niasrt Fsls,
West Pont-s these places full or nesray 20, ofvs-
tiers Ill parts Of the ccurt especially tia South
Amoutte watering places VIZ ch have recently sprung
into repue, is Fairfield Cosraeeticut certainly Of
the beethest etest and vaost retired in the country
The Marine Pc silon at tn tflace. under the able
rsgenent Of Ir Moupot Of the New York Hoel in tns
city become very vor;te resort anu rs receiving
extensive patronage IT. aanagsmen ut h such as to
mend II the attentS IN of all sees'rsrfSer renewed
alth ngth and cv:nfort during this excessively ho,
weather.
Anotbec Of the watering placer which IL coming
into not;e is that Of White Lake, in Sullivan county,
Of this State, the Cochocton turnpike road. Mr..
which, under his management viii doubt become y
fvorite resort 1t is situated in Part Of the State bat
little Known to tourists travellers but which comb
extraordinary degree all the reeessries Of beau
tiful and attractive residence durrz the The
country abouuds with game considerable portion Of
the veuson with which marset is supplied coaes
there and the Ia tae vicinity abound with
trout
Tnr SAT- Csop AT Turks IslAsps.-By arrival. yes
terdsy morning from Turks Islands We learn the salt
crop had been greatly injured by late rains but tn 1t salt
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TnS MtcueAS CerPrRAroRs.-Ove forty days
have been occupied by the court in the examination
of upwards of two hundred Witnesses for the prose-
cution OF the defence, in the trial of the Michigan
railroad conspirstors It is to be hoped that, nel.
Their the extent the ram6cations of this heart
less gang Of desperadoes will avail them, ii, by tte
testimony and the law, they are found guilty. he
trial is still progre ssipx.
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JIMMY LIND CONCERT 1lcKET SALE-CHr-nru MA
CoN SQUEEZED UNTIL HE FAINTED-MADAnE
BISHOP, nc.
Brtr.Lo July rs 1851.
The Jenny Lind concert excitement s very great in
this city The tickets for Monday evening have bcen
all sold Of them high a. sIs each by spccul,-
tors. The crowd around the ticket Office great
that several strong tainted During the rush a
church deacon, Mr. Gnl got jnmred In the crowd aud
ie down ins.nsibe. He lies In very rrccsnous con-
difion
Monday.
Madame Anna Bishop viii aiso give q concert Ia puf-
feO on MOnday evening
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From Washington.


ALLEGED FRAUD ON THE GovERNMsNr-PosrAL IN
TEIIIGENCE, EtC.
Capt Nagle, Of Philadelphia. delivered to-day into
the custody of the Marshal Of the district to the
charge of raudulehy obtaining money from the govern
men owngto the Illness Of Of the jury the
trial IL postponed till Monday
The Post 0f,ic. Department publish that special mails
Rio ard Valparaiso will bc despatched by the SITES
Golden Gate from New York the lss August. Single
letter postage. twenty-five cents new'papsrs two cents
prpa:d The Postmaster general has determined to pro-
fscue individuals for the OF letters out Of
the regular mall, to California.
The Rev Elm hs BaeDtine upon his resignation of the
charge 81 the First Church here account
If Ill health presented with $1,000 by his congreya
tcn.
The President las rendered to Mr. liland Hail. Second
Controller the appointment Of California Land Com
missioner.
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Further from the Far West.

Er, IOVIsi July 70 Ib)I.
Additional accounts from the borders II the Rocky
nouDtsins announce thai the health Of Fort Laramie
god although few II cholera had occurred
snors the sodi,rs. The trains generally getting
slorg veil. Messrs. Auisry and Hsws had recovered
tbsir health. The cholera had appeared among the
kanssr u be- Of " dams Mr. Mitchell. Indian agent
with large company, len here last evening TO toy
Eject tfsty sh all tn. Indian tribes the Rocky
Mountains. col Campbell will leave Ia y few days
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The Opera at Castle Garde IA.

How delightful and refreshing 1t is after the intense
heat Of the day. to repair to this charming Toe alton
which is surrounded every side by the most beautiful
scenerytbe CIR IL bracig coming from both and
land bearing along with Ii the Of the flowers Of
the rural districts toge,hcr with the invgorseg pro
perties Of tt Atlantic ocsxnto s the balcony and
view the most magnificent bay in the word viii
bosom passing 10 and fro, the swiftest and most
beautifully built vessels In the world and while the mind
is nplapg the great progress of art azd science
the time heholdng the starry region ana
TIE silver borrowing additional lustre from eao
oth.r illuminating globe by their briiancy aud
IA moving la harnopythe dulcet sound. Of Mar.
oreh,tra, sent forth trtsn the beautiful 10
tie world breaks UPON the with such iody that
the minds OF the auditors electrified they agias
they have
Taken n nj ght towards heaven each night,
And have left dali earth behind th,.n."
But 20 the oprra-the selected " Ia favOrits
which ably sustained throuy hout. B,stin was ia
bne voice and receive with great enths siasn We
believe for fr hness. vigor aud vast ~ voice.
there j. not better tenor in the country waea Bad.
appeared he received what be subeluer thy PROVED
be well m.ritedthe vaInest demo Lrations Of dsht.
by his powerful vocslEa MsretIek has brl.
lslt mpany which sus; BE- very but he has
prcoI hi efforts 10 establish the Italian Opera
properly appreciated With sucli artists Bettini.
Ssvi b. dial Boz TO- and other Distinguished artists ne
must suc,' d. Tie ntTCdnetion f lisLt opera uch
"soEnambula." occssionsiiy Will give 1ivsrdy to the
m.nt. We perceive that Don Pa guste" l. ia
rebosrtsl and will shortly bs produced. sith Salvi
D.v.reux viii again Dc presented, when n fall
be
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DTrshrvsE 10 ocras sTy.sns -Yos,erjay, the u.
steamship franklin. Cstt. Wottop left Tor Hsvra,
sth seventy eight passetgers and se50O00 In specie
the steamship Cherokee Capt whsdle departed for
vans- With eighty nine psssengen and the Alabarn 4
Capt Lodlov left fr faysnpah tn names n the rse-
.Igr BY these yrsses sill h found under The sypro-
prfats head
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Mails for California


about tut seldom sind IL cxin. In the character 81
sn 70 sven an estent Ne ~ oues In ihomss smith, Jr the
eostuher OF NO. lUz Fulton Tor almost incon
cevnile email Of mon,y he rlothes his In
azure and SENDS them their way rcoicog Ne
whht We cali true phsrtLropst aud 20 the nd
.ne virtue Nc cay give lin call and LOOK at those full
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hear that Mr.. Letcher is 1t his post, and that no
protectorste exclusive rights will be made the
price of the foreign debts of Mexico, to the dead
vantage of our commercial interests and republican
principles. Let the administration look to Mexico
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other Rrixhsfui railroad Accident.

LEwIsroS, Pa, July ~, 1851
The passenger train This railroad into the
freight train nc Huntington yesterday tearing Of tn,
baggage cars to pieces Thorn MITCHELL the baggage
master had his le broken aud otherwise seriously
injured ard passenger his way t. Atooner had biz
hkull badly fractured The engineer and fireman the
passenger train saved themselves by jumping of.
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Tremendous stOrs, and WhirIsvind In Penn
syISsnia-GIeat DestEuc Of Property.

HoSEspALE, Pa, July rs 1851.
Last evening village visited with a very vio-
lent storm, accompanied by terrible whirl Wind which
swept the upper part Of the place, taking in its
the large dwelling ouse Of Mr. West, portion
Of Which deposited tie opposite eide Of the river
Another portion by several CT our citizens high
up Ia the air sailing before the wind Irving Cliff
which il than 500 feet high aad nearly two miles
distant from the locality of the house large quantity
q the bricks scattered the fields along the
track a the wbrlwipd Mrs. West, child and servant
were In The house at the time the wind struck it, and
fortunately escaped unhgrt large quantity of glass
troi.n by the hail. and the crops in all directions
are levsllod to the ground. The thunder and light
ming wsr. very Mr. West damage Is estimated
at $500.
lhrp. barn. owned by Mr.. Brush, standing about
quarter Of mile from his house moved of from its
foundation by the wind yesterday At Pleasant Noun
fifteen milos northwest Of Honssdale. the hail storm
broke thopsands Of windows, demolished a number of
obiDpeys fences, and started house OF from its
foundation several inches at Pleasant Point The da
mage In II at town Is not yet estimated.
IN Clinton township roof was taken OF house, and
was cal i.d half q mile.
GHIAr BEND July 20, 1881.
violent thunder storm occurred here this afternoon
hal stones of large size fell In rat quantities.
ly n jurDg the crops and breaking windows In all d.
rections The susqu hanna has risen aud freshet is
anticipated.
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Very Interesting from Texas, sc.

NV OFILtNs' July Io3I
Adv!ces from Teyas TO the 18th inst, announce that
great excitement prevailed at Rio Grande. in
qucIce q the Msxicans refusing to deliver up
away slave II l. said there 1900 fugitves ia Mex
leo An armed party 81 Texans had Threatened TO cap
ture Preside The political feeling la Texas H. running
very heh The prospects Of the growing crops IA
vorablc
The steamship Alabama sailed from this port today
fer bagr,s
Gen. lwiggs arrived In New Orleans yestor .ay
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The late u uel AT New Orleans.

bAI'IHOtE, July 70, 1S5I
The New Orleans PicayuHe. received by TO- nght's
Southern mail says that Hunt given bail to ap-
p for trial. upon Ia. charge II killing Mr. Frost
duel.
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The seven Wonder. Of the World nsy,

late receyed an addition their nambcr The eirhth
the mslers Unisn - Nassau street. where by
species Of industrial they oonrive sll
most elegant Roots and Gstcrs you Vattbe losu
prVtf IQu ever heard Of
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WARN.-The weather fer the last th-s,e days sra
nights, inclusive.
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Tnn STEAMSHIP WA,nIneroN, with four days Later
news from Europe viii be due at this port. to-Inor.
row morning
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T,r SALT CRop Turks IslAsps.-By arrival, yes
terdsy morning from Turks Islands learn the salt
crop had been greatly injured by late rains but that salt
was still to be had pie N ifuliy at Zoe. per busheL