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For Sale.

In ONE.HALF of a large aud convenient House. on
im Grove street. with $500 square feet of land, well
~ situated for building. The house is and pleas
antly situated, walk from the Court House.
This is chance for investment the property will
be sold low and the of payment very easy Inquire
of J II. HILL, No. Flag2's Block, up stairs or
augl9dislf HOWE & PUTNAM, Auct'rs
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For Sale or to Rent,

80 A neat and convenient COT rAGE, pleasantly To-
sns Gated between Chestnut and Harvard streets Terms
GsSA easy. Inquire of Z. c. CHICKERlNG, l44 Main
street,
aug lS-dn B. b. OTIS, No. 43 Front street.
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POWDER.
HOUSE BELLS.
GOard at the Franklin House.

A Few boarders be accommodated at the Franklin
House with board and good rooms, with board alone
Gentlemen and their wives have furnished unfur
nished parlors as they desire. Apply to
apps DIFF JESSE PIERCE.
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into the truth of those CD srges and II they appear
to DO well founded, to indct the guilty parties To
warrant you in fnding . bill of indictment, how
ever, the accused must be shown TO have int
ally co operated, drs,ty or indirectly in the uu-
lawful design. by ats tending to promote its su,-
cess, or by words tending to incite or encourage
others. 1t is your imperative duty, rentlemeo. to
take care that so far depends upon YOU the gull
" shall not etcape; while upon the other hand. yo,I
to be no less careful TO indct no man upon in.
sufficient grounds The JUS: rule upon thu subject
is, not to ndict except son evidence which. unrs-
butted, would, i'll your judgment, warrant tho con-
viction ef the accused oy petit jury. -,
Having uOw pointed cut TO you your duty gen
tlenen, shall not dc ava you by undertaking to
vpdcate the consttu ona and statutable provi sons
by which this duty Is imposed, Or by any exhorta-
ton to its faithful pei formance. Such an attempt
would, in my judgment. be insult to your under-
standings, and an impeachment of your integrity
Surely it cannot be ,essary to Inform New York
Grand Jury that judicial tribunal is not invested
with legislative authority to enact repeal laws at
pleasure but that The contrary, its sole function
is to understand ana impartialy apply the existing
laws. AS men % common sense and enlightened
citizens, you mus know his already, as well as
40; and to e1boIt you 20 the honest fnldlment OF
the duty it implies, and whichyO have just sole nm
~ sworn to execute, won't be TO impute to you a
Willingness to violate your duty and yoac oaths.
And what right have | to de- this, any IA ire tn an
you have to impute The Ike tur pitude to me! OF
a court OF criminal Jurisdiction, the Grand Jury no
less than the Judge. constitutes an essential COM
pOnent part Both alike are the sworn ministers of
the law, and bo,h alike IRE bound to obey its man
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-. A.. Ia 49, ,ha traa. 1ao ata. -.
'0Is, 1oU.,V, .nu a. srn ,s, a'so'V ,.
80 .,as,i ~ ~ .ha, So ~ ~. s ~, .e,rsss
eouIa be made until Feline Of Ia nrr ar on tns rates
- a., Ssv ss,nnirh, 49, a. 10 per pq ~ ,.i,ti.s
=, ms,,ins hs,,.S 49, 1890 ;,,, .;evi,y A. nrs
yious rricss In hssns snd ,rsu M msnls uea, no
,rovsS sewsnS 10. osts ~. Srcss not higher Seeds
snu ~ ss,. On W.sna Wv rpai;b wbsat was aeain
ys1v limited The tsSs Am ana The prices Of that day
,e'y hni.ev, 'ne 'raoe oul, anu ~, vhsat ra
eoa psisy eus'a"su an ouits of q
m ,n ~ h. 0'Ahse' ,r p,.ss we're obtained
fioa.ipg eafgoes " "hese anu i 1911 -,
h,my ~ tae is'ss VI nonuay; i.s $500 o,o. ir;sh
Law run isregn i np gu rh oao. brisn
i iore'en - Epgllsh oats SOW Iish 49,, toeien
40 English hour ego saeks foreign ~ ssa
oIoo nD,,. AZ our ooih ~ nS .anntry asssrs
was full after &c oo.n iown anu ~ ths fri,
end isir demand Ior ali sr.v us "a s 49,.
prices Of this day week AT TINS m1rnins ss ;,
ala LOT move Hsey Sus ~ qaa as Nod haaith A.
muen nm ~, d g., h, "a a. sS,Is,ns nyr;css
a a. chocs onsities are scarce Irish new oats
ses pau, t,.h.I ara os,msal al 10 "a mar mai
dechne1 "a s sna nsItsrsa ~ 49, nS;sn
Dor Hiv rnorted ists rats and thsrs ara svmntoms
60 &C. Isrgo 49, Triish Ssmsnd
Vi $3.50 81 ~ $3.50 rhis -ask v<. hav. h.a haavv
hnn.ss oing In htter M furtber sdvsncs 81 D. mar
ut ava ~ "A vsrv nrobahIs nricss must stI On h;,hsr
All an .msr;ca an rad off az stsadv n,ics. ana
more wanted No bacon either old or new on the mar
~ Js "a f1rtber declind L. ana NOT mn an doing
G.,ra., psonrcr a bes--United states no. mar
cx US N srs ga pearl Dos al Montreal NOT 81, 10
o. "a rs.ri oos n 90. "a ouarc;tro, harh pb;s
dslnb;a ss 10 81 Cd New York q, 10 q. IA Ralti-
more &, "a 10 6. Cd Lard fine a7s Ia aes fair TO
go1a ..s IN aos ord IN mid Al. 10 Az ';nf.ror
and grease 2ss 10 3as rauow aos to A. R.aswax
* &c 20 81 los Crs.ss nuttsr oss 20 aos &C.,, al
p.r tun $50 10 fs5 los Whale oil GOO 10, 70 Gao
a. sn;,;ts "a "a Resi- canmdn a. "a 20 O. % .
amir A. 10 Ia White Y, "A 70 o. Tar ITs "a ~
lss Linsesd cake thick her ton ga 10 f6 los thin
ehIore. cc ,ss 90 g. tI,a - csI,. ,9t ~, % -
10 M "a ,,ls iss 10 ei- Ne csroIina T., hsn5 ~
CIV. "a, e. Its cIoy.r ssaS 4Ss 10 49,. Fla sspi
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Our China Correspondence.

MACAO, China, August II, lS5l
Tie IT,atber and ns Roc Crop Arrival Of Cnppo
ShPs-The ComydRDH nth Engiish Saips-Na.
raj Nars- Stem, IN the Chtnsse Scas-Cui NJ
F~mo,a--7bs Treaty ruth Libsar NE K,oongs
RsbsR,oa.
The divine iron - q this 10 ar'hs i'm uuh.ty rom
destruction b. ~ d a second me, has bssn a grsas
rchei and tsnsoiaticn 10 AZ here. in theso latter
dsys. The rainy ga On sas late In setting in, bat
tie quantity since iaen. ncer rate ia a brief
period, exceeds he general average Of pears. Upon
IL abundance OF rain lep ads he peasifalnc O.
the rice crop, sui eo OF art concern ia country
With the redgnda1t population OF Chila The prys-
pect Of excellent yel Is seen Ia The present state
e. The market.
The pride q tie ADericaas, and the admiration
Ct other nations. continues to be excited BY ooca
soral fresh arrivals Of clipper ships. The Surprise
took The Grst csrgo Of black teas oa the opening Of
Ire market, 10 London she was chartered oy
Engiish PARTIES, at 80 per ton, while "a, Vest 0i
Enghsh SHIPS cannot get more "a a half THAI sum
second cargo has sipee beer aee'anhst ~ iAs
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THE VERY LATE ST.

TEINcRAFmc LIVERPOOL
The following despatch, Gated London, November l,
received in Liverpool just before the Cambria sailed
KossUTH.
Meetings In favor OF Kossuth held last night In
London.
Tie csbine. give. great dissatisfaction and IL l.
thought that Of the ministers will retire before the
meeting OF the Assembly The Paris Constitutional of
wsendsy contrsdcts statement OF several journals
that the President in his message would make direct
appeal to the country for reelection General de st
A.naud the Minister Of War has issued the follow
ing order Of the day
solpENs The President ot the Republic calls me 10
your head. The honor Is greattbe tsA easy you
main you united undor the law OF duy;strong
by Jour discipne-n every part where order weaken
cd In every part where the public peace IL menaced
honest people turn their eyes and GEEK you Never
csue more fscred entrusted 10 zen more worthy 10 de-
ferd IT, FORGET that in difficult times the army pre-
vents BY the energy OF s attitude, the disorders
which u would otherwss reprsss by the employment Of
# glory. these the noble traditions Witch should
ilspire ami sustain Let carry military honor
high that the miG,t the elements o. solution
~hieh isr1nent about Us At psy sppeas as means Of
AIDE sr. ARyAUD Minister Of War
Par. Oct, a. 1851.
Pans, Friday morning - The Diet, rays. It IL as
sumsd that II. corhn refuse, TO seeep, the offer Of
Minister e. Justice TO whish h. sppoutsd while alb
snt from Pans.
MORE GOLD DIsoovERlEs ~ VAN DrE,MN's LAND.
PotT PgiLP. July IL, 1851
Further discoveries of gold have been made a. Port
Philip; but have definite facts their extent
valUe. coel held has also been found which
Jas IS any Ct these In he lister colonies.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
A,rwtrF. October 81 --Exchsnye On London. - a 3
ANs1LTDsm ostobsr 81 --Exchange on Londen, II
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Schanenstein, left England, a. soon as Kossuth
ia nded, on a pleasure trip to Belgium. The Aus
trian government viii take no notice of the recep-
tion given to him in England, unless he should
assume an official character.
The Humboldt, from New York, has just been
telegraphed.
There has been no change whatever in the mar
ket for American State stocks this week; prices
continuing unaltered, and business quite inactive.
The following are the current quotations
United States Blk per cent Bonds, (lss2) LOG lol
Six per cent Bonds lSos) III IL
Six per cent Bonds (67- 6s) .l04 100
Psnnsylvania Five per cent Stock. 81 "
Maryland Five per cent Sterling Bonds. $50 50
Canada Biz per cent Bonds, (IS7D los 100
Boston Five per cent Bonds (ls5S to 1892. 81 90
The Bourse at Paris continues very heavy, not
withstandiDg the formation Of cabinet. and priees
decline daily. The Five per cent Rentes now
are now as low sci soc.
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Annexed is an extract from Messrs Barring Broth-rs'
circular. dated
II colonial ard foreign produce msrsets have been
very dun thr, gnout the week and 90 effect ssls i'm.
port.fs gan had make concessions IN the prices
q msny srcies Money continues extremely abundant.
but change las been made w -he Bank rate Of dis
count Silver has been Va demand for India, and bas
soyssesd one eighth q penny
quotsticn. &c ls02 lOi . a 03; DO bonds loi
l0eJ.; Go O. 6s tos iCstI Do coupon bonds, 1855
III il?i Few Ycrtt' 70 81 rsrnsylrania 5'' q
q Nev Orleans city &c 0l. Boston City boni. 20 a
"a Alabama Sterling 30, Indiana state So g 30;
Nassaehussts Ste .irg none % dollars 81 % Mary.
snd 80. sterling, - ~.
IRON he Liverpool Mail Nov IL
fxcHsNcs EFvs Koou. Friday Evening
There tes been larger business done In The loror
a. 2, 'ssa us vek particularly o. ksst IN
ton To day 90 hogsiea6s q Wet India are reported
chiefly &c The r-fnets and 30 hozhead. Of Barssies a.
ouch doing The sses % Eat India drysatery articles
won't 81 without sriiit Kueh brought l5s "a 70 los
% an nitrate Of soda has been heavy Of sale at ia
In tue sitter descriptions Of ,apete former prices taye
Boz supported tui The ccmron sorts are lower
Corrov IN, eottcn market has been tame and sub
dued 10 tone all the ard little irregusrity in
yri, bas been yarC at hut corstant trade AMI
port demand has sustained the general quotations q
la, seek; end towards the close there slightly
ttsad er feeling with perhaps less cotton Offering We
last quotstiors for ell descriptions There have
beer taken spocuation during The past week l52O
American ~ Egyptian end $50 surat and f3r exporta
ton go American 20 Egyptian. no Dadtas and 1850
furst To-otys ftes are cstimsed 81 1000 bass 90
Tor export Tie ccmmittees quttstons today fr tar
cott'n ars--Bowea 81 . Mobile Sd ard Or.ssns 5idd
Ocsi statement 4 the cotton crop 1s5o5i from the
New York 1T October IS oontrssted with the previous
ycar:-~
Receipt, p 70 9. B1L Tot E5p@i' sort.
1851 lf go 1890 1850 Us 500
istc.. $500 1890 los 100 ss GOO
Tie IMPORTS during he week have been i,if2 bales;
THE ysef $3.50 90 ine las. year $40 SIS The
80 ms's1 st,es ars $50 800 line last year 5i7sio
hfe have been taken from q s port By the trade this
Jtat it0tso ~ reeustors lpesa0; exporters 20 CO.
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THE CUBA CUES TON

Negotiations be Tween Spain and the Uni tied
States--WarIike Attitude OF Mr.. Web
ster--semi-onicial Exposition of his Po-
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The person will BE- entered books uAlss III
pay yment OF the subsc npuoa be made In sAssaes.
Dan may ard BY letter. ths
On which paid BY all sk assumed BY ourselves IN its
safe mason.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published III weekly durins the sss
sionr Congress, and weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period year vii bo received On
terms pfoporuoned TO the annual rates.
W-rosTMhsTEks authorize agents asd by
sending us ryH DAILY sub-cbers 600 enclosed
SEm- WEEKLY Subscribers, with $2s enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers win $40 enclosed viii copy Of the
same edition a. they furnish .fters for syetis
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MARAAAhS SALE-By virtue OF writ OF Teri facias,
I'LL clerks Office the the District
county Washington, and directed
before house OF said county, at IL TO the highest
bidder fos cash The oowiK properly 70 VII Al .hs
Washington, in the county aforesaid begnnhs m the the
Of the alley made subdivision
square, and thence eaHdy along line
NORTH Canal 20 feet thence norhwafdy and right
said 66 feet thence angle westwsrdy
eel 10 the said alley thence sout~srdy along said alley 66
place beginning Also NIL of lot
and 46l. All that part
lots and 46 beginning
end Of
aud which also the Of said and which line
and running said beginning
II feet inches thence with suaght
Pennsylvania until inteects line
ground and seized and levied and win be
sad 10 satisfy judcas No 4to October term, 1851
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marsha ot the Distinct OF Columbia.
Ap3-db
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NOTICE.
BALTIMORE and WasAi~xisn RailyosS
IN and after "Wednesday 9th instant the station ON Penn
yania will b. vacated on New Jsr.
sew avenue occupied. Y.
Tne passenger will latter, commencing a. D. M
usual aud and D, daily, Sunday
when but trains run, viz N6 m, and s, y. =
tho
The rules ia regard 10 the reception and delivery
merchandise. M Lf t a@ifsfE
lion, should accompany the goods.
Of both unless
,be o,ruds cannot be received
& lonxnees are notified that merchandise must he re
moved al ie day upon which received company
snuo, hold responsible tng le house during
night. !, .f.ssg
a. m I'LL 4, pm tu ll - NJ
Ts undersigned takes occasion 10 remark these
.aaons but compelled attention 10 them
,sn their frequent violation, which has serious
T. II PARSONS, Agent
Ap6-3wd
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THE MAGNETIC TELEORAPH COMPANY,
(MORsE kINE).
wAsnlsaros oyyics, rEskssLvARiA AvEkus, 80
Fifth house Of kstionsi Hotel, NOT.

States consequently the odehe pioneer liHe extending
Washiglan saA Asw A0xk Aa1
dc Grace Wilmington Trenton, Pacstos, New Brunswck
k Jersey Cthe only ns In ihe present
having weshas lately undergone repairs,
now prepared transmit asd deliver number Of
for the accommodation Of public
accuracy, and adsi hitherto uasqualied This
Of Morse iines nort
SOUTH extending slscady hsen thousand miles,
which aud will be delivered desired The
nsers thoroughly
both is transmission and mode q delivery Of Is
equal all with special fsvOfs With
lies pcssesssd by this company, every
led line, and fthey do find reliable
uaphns The oces Of the Magnetic Tceyuph Company
Washington Pennsyivania NTH house o National
Hote Baltimore, No Exchange, philadelphia
Quincy Granite buildings New York,
5Hanover street, corner Of 6ssver
g WIN NJ SWAIN, Presidest.
March ll--2mds
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Young LAtiies' Institute,
u.n,e Mrs. D. H. BurrsO corner Of 9th and streets.
TUE subscriber will the charge OF this institution Mon
2lst of April, and will give his persona
every department Tue usual branches
English, French and mathematical education will taught
The religious instruction o the Institute will be based upon
lormaaries Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Of principal
age for the patronage c the public and for correspond
hg measure Of success.
For boarding pupils, $,5 per & quarter
Payable always i advance
drawing Latin Italian, Spanish, and German
Reference permitted Rev. e. NJ Butler ID. D., Rev. j. w
French Fshugh Coyl-, Washington city Rev. James May
DID, Alexandria; RI Rev Aionxo Potter ID. d. cerg,
generally Philadelphia; and RI Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. Of
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mr2i-r25thAp
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The above report having been read was unanimously
adopted The Hon. R. BaInwell Rhe being present, was
loudly called for and addressed the meeting in his usual
energetic and earnest manner He look strong ground
in favor of secession in speech of length which
was received with much enthusiasm
Some discussion then took place, in which Alesss.
b. Campbell. Col |. w HayRe, Major w. Blanding, b.
r. Carroll Rev. Mr.. Barnwell. and g. A. Trenholm,
esd, participated; after which the meeting adjourned.
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NOfIFICATlON.The subscribers beg leave
customers and the public they have opened
vel selected stock Of following aess which they
snuon
Linen sheetngs, ga, a. ,04, and l24, Irsh
do Ga, 81 io4, and II 4, German
fLowosse linens, all widths, Irish and Scotch
white and brown cotton, do -, 80, l0t, and i24
White and coored narseiIles quilts, some very large
Absndaie aain, very cheap
Richardson's super family linens
Cray and Sons son finish do
Scotch Hollands Tor family
Damask table cloths, all siz.s snd qualities
Table damask by the yard, all widths, superior
Aso superior lot OF siik warp and gauxe hanneis
@cnuemen's and ladies' gauxs merbo under -enrmenh
Mar &--+wm p N UOeE Co
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April s, le5i.
DROPOsALS will be received this omce until the
AIN day Of May for the delivery the Capitol OF hun
@ and Of the best anthracite coat, be broken
asos the size Of fourteen pound weight the ame To be de
posted vaults Of the CAPITOL free from hne PARTICLES
a wood, twenty cords be ed in four pieces
pieces and be delivered, sawed, and
,wsy before the hrs day Of July ensuing
kIcHAkD YOUNG,
Clerk HOUSE Representatives u 9.
Ap6-dti,hMzyif
Intel, Republic, 4 Southern Press.l
VIEW AND DExIRABLE GOODs.-Jast received
N 20 pieces handsome China silk
10 DO DO China sik grenadines
Is Do do silk tssues, new style
do do plain and figured bcrege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely metz
10 do Donna Maria, do
70 do India silk
do printed marques, for dresses, and pretty
70 do befese de lame
u do French figured fouIard silk
do French de iaines, very superior
do black silk every quality aud price
Is black lace nantes
. do shawl.
20 pieces black lace, all widths
and figured white and colored aws
Isvher and handsome assortment Of mourning
ss goods Of a embroidered lace and muslin chem
@ collars Sleeves handkerchief silk mis kid and silk gloves
Nh thread, and cotton hosiery Also large stock Of French and
ksesh cloths cassimeA drns,, vcstng csvats kc which
"e SOLICIT the attention Of buyers.
Ap lo-2~f p. H. HooE h Co.
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FROM the Charleston Courier, April ..
Meeting or the Southern H,Kh,S Association,

The quarterly meeting of the Southern Rghts hssoea
ton Tor the parishes of St Philip and 81 Michael con
vened last evening" at Hbernan Hall The Object OF IN
meeting was TO receive the report OF the committee ap
pointed to select delegates 10 attend the general meeting
Of the associations throughout the State, 10 assemble II
Charleston IN May next
The Hon. Jacob Bond POa, president OF the associa
ton, was in the chair and j. Pope, esq acted as sec
retary
The attendance at the hall was numerous and, after
the meeting was organized, Col l. w Hayae made some
Introductory remarks. The report OF The finance com
the following report Of The committees appointed 10 select
candidates Tor the general meeting OF delegates OF the
various associations H&
The cub committee, the committee Of safety. the
mlttee OF correspondence, and the committees of finance,
which was referred the duty of suggesting the names
proper delegates 70 the proposed convention TO be held III
this cry Ia May pexi, respectfully reports
That they OF opinion that forty delegates should be
appointed 10 tho Southern Rights Association o
81 Philips and ST. Mchaes ia the convention Of sssocia
ios be held in Charleston the first Monday Ia May
next and that the presiding officer OF the association be
ho1ixed ~ fill amy vacancy IN the list OF dcieRaes which
may and they recommend that the assocatfon ndop
the following resolutions:
/. Resoved That we cordially approve the noniina
ton, by the Sofhsn Rights dssoca,ton Of Kchand dis
trict, of senators, the Hon A. L. Butler and Il
he and the that district
the Hon Joseph A. Woodward delegates the
lion Of associations to DO held in this city in May
we shalt be happy greet them and tho other delegates
from Richland with hearty welcome
Resolved, That shall be gatiied TO avail ourselves
that occa.ion OF the counses OF other representa-
the Congress Of the United Sales-namey, the
Hon. W. +. Colcock, A Burt, Daniel Wallace, JAS Orr
and John j. Mcqueen and OF the four deputies 10 the
proposed southern sfess-namey, the lion LangdOl
Cheves X. w. Barnwel, Wade Hampton and J. T.. Rich
ardsou and do earnestly invite their attendance and
the better the same, we do hereby appoint then
our delegates to the said convention.
Rsred, That, our own more immediate repre- sent
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THx TEnuASrkrko SURVEYING kxrgpfrIos--Ihe New Or
Of The I'd instant have number OF letters from
the Tehuantcpec expedition. We copy from tho Plea.
yune the following of sccdent which occurred
In Vensosa bny tho 28h Of February s Nkf FL
g Day before yesesdsy Mr. Temple despatched three Of
the slor. TO Saline Crox bring our boat round TO this
pontn distance Of shout Ave miles At the time Of
ing the perfectly calm, and there ittle
no surf rolling In Some time after however the Wind
sprung mp from tho south. and blew quits freah This,
neverheess, created alarm, and, from tho known skill
tbs men, accident anticipated About 10 ociock
me was seen struggling in the water Immediately the
ala r was given but eort Of oould avail and
Of the crew persisted whom almost within roach Of
They doubtless fell prey 10 the sharks all ga,ors The
names OF the unfortunate men werc James Wells and
Msrk Middeton or the former ttle known, except
,bat be was an Ensishman, highly esteemed by al the
n rsmbe of ths hydrngaphc party. Of which he was
He has resided for many yepYa in New Ofenpa
and was fcrmeriy engaged in s,enmboatnk: Marx MID
dletop wa, native of Now York Among bis papers evil
dcuce wa. found tbs, had shipped under assumed
nnn. and the probability that his real name was John
L. Gray tAnosher says his name 10 Mark Lyonsl
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lowing delegates, namely !:
Hon. John 8. Ashr,
Hon. William Aiken,
Hon. Alex. Mazyck,
Hon. VIM. ID. Porter,
Hon. James Simons,
III. A DesaussuIe,
Ii. w. Peronneau.
VIM r Martin,
M. /. Keith,
VIM Laval,
Nelson Mitchell,
G. N. Reynolds, j.,
r. Della Tore.
J +. Poppenhelm,
VIM. NJ. Lawton,
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John l.. Novel;,
Chas, T. Lowndes,
w, p Finley,
James Rose.
q A Trenholm,
JAS. M Caldwell,
Henry Gourdin,
Wm. Lebby,
Abraham Tobias,
VIII. Middleton,
Daniel Hayward,
A. Nj. Mani2auii,
J. NJ. Clapp.
William Banding,
A. J. White.