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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-13
JAMES @. PICK EFT, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples
cloth and patterns Of these goods for the United
market invite the attention Of the trade.
GODFREY PATTISoN a Co., Glasgow
Office, 81 Pine street, New York. mar 2-
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City Intelligence.

The WRATnER.-Yesterdayw was a gloomy, sunshinlng z,
rainy, beautiful cold, agreeable, horrd and pleasant day
In fewer words. may had all of weather.
The morning broke with fros, and O'Clock the
protected Thermometer stood thirty de-
above couple OF hous later the climate
decidedly temperate. Al eleven O'Clock fast vergmg
to the ngld at noon the shining brightly,
begun to rain, at three cleared OIL beautifully at four
rainy agaiu, and at five, the weather fine
| could wish to see at any time Of the year.
lSouEsTs AN inquest hel yesterday on the body
of wh,s woman named Mary Golady, a native OF Vm
gina, aged % She found dead in house in
Franklin street, between Canal and Jackson Verdict
-" died from inflammation of the stomach and bowels
caused by intsmperance.'
A second inquest he'd at the corner of Roman and
Common streets, the body of white man. name un
known, of light complexion and aged about 40 He
had on common ovecoata velvet vest. wooden undersh
and cloth panaloons Verdict" had chronic diarIea,
and died of weakness, exposure. and cold''
A third inquest held on the body of white man
unknown aged about 81 who found dead
the FLORIDA Landing, Second Municipality. He had
blsni ct coat cloth pantaoons, and checked shit Nerc
-" died OF intemperance, exposure. and ood.'
ms man. and The one mentioned next above have been
seen about The neshbohood in which they found. fol
several days past. apparently having occupation, and
were supposed to have iept generally in the woods.
fourth inquest held yesterday at the house of j. La
Crox, 10 Victory street, Third Municipality. the body
awhile man named Michael Couln. native of Ireland.
aged 80 years Mr. Couln home on Tuesday night a,
ABOUT Clock and, passing stsirs missed his footn
ana ie 10 the loot OF the staircase ssku fractured
and he died after his fall The jury rendered verdic,
| accordingly.
IMPORTANT ARREsTs-some time in the month of April
sst' herman, stopping at hotel in Fourth ST.
LOUIS was robbed of about sla0 worth of Jewery. by
man no occupied the bed room with himself Moth
ing cond be learned Of the robber but the German
ing MN 10 have come to his city recently down, with
te intention to search him ont. 1t asceained
that hs man mad been here and the German,
in nd
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NEW FALL AND WIN TER
Clothing.
SHERMAN a. PERSON,

SHERMAN a. P1ERSON,
No. Magazine. corner Canal street.
eH- By steamers Georgia. Union and Winfield Scott and
other recent arrivals have received splendid stock OF
NEW GOODS,
Manufactured expressly for the NewOreans retail trade and
which, for material, workmanship and STYLE will compare
with any the market. The stock consists. in part s'
follows
Black. Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Coats
Black. Blue and Brown Paletot Office Goats;
Do do do Sac Overcoas;
Do do Go Short French Sacs;
Drab Brown and Olive Devonshire Sac Ovefcoas;
Drab and Blue Blanket do do;
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Goats and Short sacs
Drab Cass Paetot Sacs and Short Sacs;
Fancy Peersham Turn Goats dwo Goats in one)
Blue, Brown and Green (real Engsh) Pelersham Sac
OvercOats.
Black Doeskin and Cloth Pants;
Plain, Striped and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Gray, Black mixed and Drab Tweed do;
Blue and Black Satinet do;
Super Scotch Hair CASHMERE do;
Vests.
Super Black Satin Vests;
Do do Cashmere and Cloth Vests
Do do Embroidered Cas- do; front)
Do do Figd Grenadine do. tnew style, fly
Do Fancy do do do;
Fancy Silk and Cashmere do;
Drab Cashmere and Tweed do;
Fancy Valencia, Alpaca and Barathea Vests;
Buff and White Marseilles and Rich White Satin Vest
for Sorees.
Boys Clothing.
Boys Black Cloth Frocks;
CoIored Cloth Paietots and Sacs;
Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletos;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere Pants
Steemixed and Gray Satinet do;
Black Cashmere do;
Bows Linen Bosom Shirts and Suspenders.
Furnishing Goods.
Our stock in this line complete article suitable
| for u gentemau's wardrobe-
super Armenian and Merno Undershirs and drawers;
White Flannel do do;
Merno and Cotton Half.hose Gloves Suspenders;
White Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Hdkis:
Super Black and Fancy silk Cravats;
Money Belts, Collars. Porte Monnaies, etc.
Ky The above goods have been manufactured under
supervision. and in superior We respectfully
invite the attention OF the pubc confident that our low
prices and well made goods will give satisfaction.
Goods freely shown. SHERMAN & PIERSON.
| o23 A6 Til 2ptf No. Mag azne ST., corner Canal
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Crops and Weather in louisiana,

The Coneorda Intelligencer of the 22d says
Great damage has been done to the cotton crops,
in this and the adjoining parishes, by the recent
rains. We have been oredibly informed that the
loss, in this parish and the parish of Tensas, will
not fall short OF fifteen thousand bales. A gentle
man residing in the parish Of Tensas tells us that
he estimates the damage done to his crop, upon a
single plantation, at not less than hundred and
fifty bales; and these disastrous rains, from which
we have been suffering here, have not been partia
rains. So far as we are able to learn, they have
extended the whole of the low-land cottor
region of this State. We are confident that the
loss has been so great that very marked impress
sion will will be made by it upon the market before
the close of the season.
The Ouachita Herald of the 18th instant says
The river at this point has been rising slowly fol
the last three four days, and we have now fail
prospect of sufficient water for navigation. The
rains that fell in this section, we understand have
raised tho river some five feet at Harrsonburg, and
if the rain WIS as heavy reported in Arkansas
there will be sufficient water for boat to Camden.
The Bastrop North Lousianian of the 18th
says:
I'VE have had very heavy rains in Morehoust
Parish since our last issue, and if the clerk of tn.
weather will favor us with lew more Of the SAINT
sort, The Bayou Bartholomew will soon be in fin,
boating order"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

The fullest Cotton Picking Yet.-The Little
Rock tArk.) Wing. of November Is, contains a
communication giving the result of one days pick.
ing Of twelve hands, on the plantation of Messrs.
Jordan o. Martin, in Desha county, which beats
svsry thing in the way of cotton picking we have
svsr heard of. The hands worked ten hours iron 7
An till N and are represented 10 have actually
picked A,4S7 pounds-being an average of 1904
pounds per hand, six Of whom were men and sax
women-and the writer says, if any doubt il. thew
can b gratifed by seeing it done over again !"
The highest was 1910 pounds, and the lowest 1863
pounds
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. .,r From the SUNDAY, Times, !

n STARTLING FACI-Lon9 continued lndls-
position results wearing OF the coats OF the stomach
food into blood; fsmmaon and alteration of thu
liver and the bowels and finally II not checked and sub
dued, in death, Or woman deliberately
to these terrible evils, and thousand
annually do encounter and tall victims TO them who nigh.
lnyauabIy be saved b. the OF HUTCHINGS s. VEGE
TABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS If time is important
OF business dnuby 80 as regards health Ar
cary resort and will
relieve the anguor depression OF stomach, iudisposi
ton Tor employ hatulence headache, and
preston after meals winch pTeceds confirmed Dyspepsia
Even the lancney disease has Obtained hrm hold
and Influenced less all the functions Of hs internal
be expelled and radicsly cured by
n OF this uator of
powers and the nervous system.
Circulars containing the certificates Of remarkable
and the high estimation which this Medicine held by thu
public pres, be had of the agents. free.
~ Price. FIFTY CxNrs per bottle
Principal Office IL Fulon street, N. Y For sale by
M 81 ]. WRIGHT - co. ID Chssiyes ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Land Warrants not Public Securities.-U pom
the trial of James Irvine, for forging and uttering
land warrant, the Circuit Court of the United
States for the district Of Ohio, Cincinnati, on the
4th instant, quashed the indictment, upon the mo-
ton of defendants counsel, who contended tina
there was n. law of Congress making the forging
of land warrant crime. Judge Leavitt, VIII,
pronounced the judgment of the court, held that
warrant is not public security of the Unite,
States within the meaning of the act of Congress.
of 1925
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Battle in Nicaragua. Passengers from Nicsra
qua at New York, report that a battle had been
fought between General Munoz, leader of the rvo-
iutionaty party, and General Chamorro, the gov
| eminent general. Munoz was defeated and taken
prisoner, but liberated his promise of peaceable
| behavior, but violated his promise at the head OF
| $50 men. He was bcsieged at Leon, and ii was
| said would soon be rscaptured.
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TeIegrsphed to the "Daily Crescent'''
[sy THE PEOPLES (o'RlELLy) IISE.]
Gew York Markets.

New York Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. a.
The Cotton market has been quiet to-day, and
nothing has been done to indicate the effect of the
steamers advces.
Flour is in fair request, with sales Of 10 900 bar
rels at IS "a a 81 90 for common State brands,
and 81 90 50 IL la for Ohio. which are ad-
vanced rates. Lard has been selling at "a cents
per pound. Sugar and Molasses are steady at
previous rates. n
Further by tho Asia.
NEW YORK Nov. IS.
The Liverpool Circulars quote Fair Mobile and
Brown Cottons at Sd. The sales Of Friday were
1000 bales, the market closing dull at the recent
advance. Consols have further advanced, and the
closing rates were SO 1-2 SO 5-S.
Steamship Wrecked.
The British West India steam packet D, marara.
bound for Glasgow was strssnued at Bristol river,
and abandoned. she was insured.
f! Kossuth.
The progress Of Kossuth is perfect triumph in
whatever direction he moves.
The second reading Of the new electoral law i.
fixed for the 9th instant. Notwithstanding the
defeat of the Ministry, Paris remained perfectly
tranquil at The latest accounts. No extreme mea
sures or serious agitation was expected from thu
mountain party until near the time of the genera
election, when the strength of the parties will b
likely to be tested 10 the utmost.
Spain.
The ACCOMPLISHMENT of Queen Isabella, of Spain
is daily expected
The King of Hanover has relapsed into a mos
dangerous condition, and at last accounts wa
barely alive.
TRAN Gold Mines,
The submarine telegraph between England an
France is in succe sful operation.
Later accounts were received from New Sout
| Wales on the 10th instant. The advices from tn
gold districts were of the most attering characte
as regards both the quality and quantity. tn
daily receipts at the principal towns amounted
f25, 900.
Havre Cotton Market.
/ The sales Of the week in the Havre Cotton ma
r ket are 2400 bales. The quotations are for Ir
b | Ordtnaire Orleans IA so francs Holingshead
lcircular quotes Cotton in the Liverpool market
an advance of 1-sd. for the Middling and low
grades only and states that holders are free seller
e Ohio Invertebrates.
q CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.
The river here has fallen two feet during the Ia
il twenty hours.
IL Flour is firm, and round lots are selling at ov
So 90 per barrel. Whisky is still lower, and a
barrels have sold at Is LA Is 81 cents per gallo
BY THE SOUTHERN LINE.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nov. 26
The brig Palo Alto has arrived here from N.
Orleans. Her master, Captain Wood, died on t
passage.
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Mortality in Cities.-There were 1865 deaths in
NewYork city, for the week ending the 18th. In
Philadelphia, 1855; in Baltimore, n; Boston, SO /;
Charleston, S. c., 10; Memphis, g. During the
month of October there were 43 deaths in tbs City
of Washington, and 80 at Wilmington, DEL, for
| the same month.
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels ysst~day.

VKRARpA. DIR Moore, G Smith, Pass Christian; r
Percy, Conoonia, La; NJ DeGrafenrad, j., DeGrsI
leDreid. sen. Tenn Il Fife. Thew, Jules Lsscafe.
;so a N ss B. SsG
Camp and lady Washington co. Miss; Brlisop, WI
and family, w Buruss and family, wilkinson MISS R
Heath. Englan A Gvza, La DR. sims, Montgomery. Ala;
d a Lacey lady, Vlcksbnrg, MISS II Collins WesL
Felciana Lai w 5osy Green CO, AIS; q Robinson,
stewart, c; J.mes Pitch y, Va; Capt Coffu,
Mass l. Wn.es, New Boston, ~; A Hill. Key West.
Fa; jno Peace, Phia. Pa; L. r Mudgs and amlIys Vi
isyloN Y; Thos Dggan G1 .nn W% n Ramsey
Pride, Gautherln, Mobile; Il Douing, 81 LOUIS + q
stump, Chas DeKraft U 5 ~; w sessions. Adams CO.
Miss A Moore, ID h Cooper Woodvlle, Miss; NJ w
stude Huntsville, Ala; ID NJ Dancey. l. A Dancy, Mill
kens Bend.
ST. Louis. Gov Jos Walker, D Foster. Baton Rouge;
Hudson, lady aud seiyt, befvllle, La, w Preston,
Ghestown. Va MIR Butter, Mrs Butler and two Masses
Buer, Cbas MilIard Thos khaI Converse, David
Wills, Mrs hiss Mounfor servt, d Rogers, Geo
King. Col Samarsh, lady and thIee hiden and two
seIvs, M McAp, AND lady, % ) 5 Kelly, ST Louis,
| W " cid, M Nal Ell, Y; Dr VIM Craig. New yers4y
l Ii / Crawford, n o; w Clifton, Point Coupee; Lin
coin, Ky; w BOX, 5 a; NJ Zis, Laiouruhs La;
Capt 4 Budd, str Union; Bryce, scotland.
ton. N Y; L M Dunk, N 0. A Wolff. Mobile.
..ARoApE....W Ii Parston T Rea, Mr. Davis. N o; 9 II
Mic m Columbus Miss; "A Rtdman Jacksonport, Ara
VIM T-iuY, Jas Z Robinson, k stewart. n q; Thos
| Lang, Mis-; Little, Ark.
| CONT STREET VxRAsDA.. DIR NJ De Ia Rosa, M Bar
nett, Buwin, N o; Capt Penngar. Tow. boat Line
IA d Smith, Franklin; 5 Wei, Phlad'a a; w Cox Dr /
| Naples, Baton Ronge, La.
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Railroad Aecidem.-The freight train on thu
N. T. ogdensburgh Railroad ran off the track OF,
the l7'h, Instantly killing Hugh McGraw, II,
brakeman, and wonnding several others. The en-
giae and tender were smashed to pieces.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Kosciusko Cause.-The Kosciusko case, which
was so fully argued at the last term of the Circuit
Court, in Washington, D. c., was decided on Mon
day week, in favor of the surees of the late George
Bomford, his administrator de 6onis non, and, as
to them, against the parties claiming to be the next
of kin of Kosciusko.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

A Toaon Claimcd.-A claim has been set up
to the entire tract of land on which the town OF
Helena, Ark, is built, and the claimant intends
prosecuting for it without delay. As natural
sequence, it has created no little sensation among
the citizens of that place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Py0Ss0tion. = Commander VIM. J. McClunev
has been promoted to the rank of Post-Captan in
tho Navy, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
Of Commodore Warrington. We are glad to see
this announcement We have known Captain
AcCluney long and well, and We know that !
more worthy and gallant gentleman never held the
Esnk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Charge Of Fraud.-Franklin G. May brought suit
in the courts of NewYork week before last against
John s. DuSoe, for Obtaining money under false
pretences; the alleged deception consisting in a
saie by DuSolle to May of an interest in the Times
newspaper, of Philadelphia, the said establishment
be'opglng al that time entirely to E. A. Penniman,
Esq, Judge Mitchell, of the Supreme Court, de.
clded there was no evidence of fraud, and SO the
case was dropped
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CrOckery, China and Glassware,
AT GREATLY KEDUCED PRICES.
CAMEL COAL.

IH undersigned the West Virginia Coal Mining
Company in this has on hand and will be constant
cep large supplies this well Camel Cos
with which he prepared furnish amie octs
the lowest market prices in the yard delivered This Coal
much for durability eanness and bril-
fancy burning, ais, freedom any explosive
.nbances Orders the above Co either the Office Of
tIch Coz corner OF Tchoupitouas and Philip
Lafayette s. Crane No. 90 Tchouptoulas street.
will meet with prompt attention.
MO Sn2p D. s. DEVICES.
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T. fleet OF sherman's Rupture Wash ant
Yruss.

Extract Of note from Dr. ~ l.. 10 of his patients.
sherman's Truss hup remedy you
may rely n a Permanent cure"
This certify that have cured by the of Sherman
New Patent Truss aud Rupture Wash
THOMPSON
WM. P. BLAKE, Poydras ST., Circus.
JAS, WILSON, Baronne 1t Union.
W. +. siARsnALI Y JacksonE.
DR.. Sherman-D Sir wish to send me bottle Cf
your Rupture Wash the FIST that New
ureln. place The got you fitted with
your Truss about and anxious continue the
until cured. My rupture much better that believe
without the Truss in the OF three
will settle with you for the bottle of wash
Yours truly, JAMES MAXWELL.
Galveston Texas September H. 1851. 2t2p tam ltW
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Not So-The New York Times says that The
steamer Reindeer has not been sold, and will NOT
run hereafter on the Mississippi river. Had she
come, our weslern boa's would have layed her 10
the land
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Bark Glenn Asho,e.-The bark Glenn, from
New Orleans, went ashore on Rockaway Bar on
the night Of the 18th. She was got off after dis
charging her freight.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Fireworks To-night.-Let every body 60 to thu
fireworks to-nigh in Lafayette Square, The ticket,
cost almost nothing, and the proceeds are to bt
applied 70 that noble charity, the Firemen's Chair
tahla Assooiation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

Agricultural Barsau-The Washington cor.
respondent Of the New York Courier says:
The r esident and the Secretary of the Inte
nor have decided to recommend to Congress, in
me strongest possible terms, the establishment Of
o. similar branches Of service in France and
belgium. =, ! have no donbt that the plan will be
adopted. The report Of the superintendent of the
CENSUS, a. d OF the commissioner of patents. will
develop the importance and necessity Of such a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27
LeightON'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,
NO. 5 ROYAL STREET,
fully supplied for the Fail Winter trade with splendid

now lny aupped Tor the al an "Inzr ua1s WITT
asso Of
Shirts and Ge,ulmen'sF Furnishing Goods
having manufactured at the house No. 10 fark
purchased Leighton in the markets. o.
relied upon prevailing ashion'
An entire new
LINEN AND YORK MILL SHIRTS;
MxRINo LAMBS Wool, SILK, CANTON FLANNEL, Cor
TON and other variety Of UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS
ENGLISH HosIERY;
CRAvArs, ScARFs and newly invented NECKTiEs
GLOVES; SusPEspERs POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs;
UMBRELLAS; PURSES; PERTUMERY, eic. ETC..
Arrivals and additions OF all the novel
ties of the will be made by every steamer.
~ Shirts made specially order a aye al The ordinaf
prices c. LEIGHTON,
First Premium GsntLersns Furnishing Store,
o2O 2peold No. Royal
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Curtain Goods.
Wl1sIlO1C Shades.

3 feet x IL feet plain Glue bordered SHADES.
II feet plain buff bodered SHADES suitable for count
nS -roonls Offices, etc.
large rich Shades always hand
complying Goc Landscape SCROLL and other designs VI superior
Of various
Plain, white HOLLAND feet to4 feet wide
expressly ior SHADES. CHirrENDEN DAhERUN.
a lhC h.r Il CnsinIn nnule a
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Hon. w. C. Dawson.-Intelligenc has been re.
ceived at Milledgeville, Ga, announcing the dan.
gsrous illness of the Hon. w. C. Dawson, U. S.
Senator. His son, one Of the members from Greene
has gone home on account of these melancholy
tidings.
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Fashionable Goods,

Corner of st. Charles and Common sts.
J. DUO OUR NAU,
Just returned from Paris, begs inform his friends and
the public general has received by ships Emperor
Lenuei Dyer, New England and Isaac Bell, from HAVE,
rich ,ment OF tine most FASHIONABLE GOODS.
PaIetot Black and Blue Cloth with Brandebourg in the
nest Partisan ye cvoed and light ass0rsd over Cuas
Jackets do dO black Goats, extra superhne rock Goah
do do Coaks blue, DARK Linen SHIRTS, ne fashion;
do colofed Drawers. Flannel Undershirts, 20. Cotton,
Black coOred assorted nite SIX
nch Morning Gowns assorted Jouvln Gloves BLACK SA
and coored Dorsey Veu; ALSO Cashmere Crose and do
Black.
Articles for PantaioOns.
Black fine Cashmere do Fac0nne bonjean do col.
ored. plan, plaid and striped, DO chinese, last STYLE
Vests.
Black Cashmere embroidered cOl0Ted do. cashmere;
do. Velvet: do PLAIN ack Six do. riowefs do the bes
coiors Black Saln do. plain White; do 5vei
Gold PLAIN, and Towers rich, Tor wedding
Vaienuias striped and pam W lIs and elbow CASHMERE
Cloth.
Superine Black do colued Olive, do English Blue, dc
Annie, do Green Ene lnVtsIbe, do flainlss
do. Prince Regent do Oiele dUus. 40 Bronze Olve do
t,ld, do light ae, do. 1rowh, CO. BLACK Edndon etc.
Tor extra hue Pale,oIs.
Divers.
Black Satin Cravats do AImure, silk, plain etc do. as
sorted aIdnleIs spoanle Tafetas, with aces
Colbrs do black Venlenne, DO evantne. do w hte exc
l Stucks u line assortmen nj OF rch Canes
LIZ Persons VINO entrusted vita orders or faIs, ar
niurmed that they have carefully iuihe ana at IN
| same now ready ior delivery. }. DUCOURN Az,
| nal 81. Charles and Common stS
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Ths slssmers H. D. Bacon, Grand Turk, and
Oregon. have our thanks for ST. Louis and Mobile
papem. s
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raise keport-1' rumor that one of the boats
on The Nicaragua route had been lost, is untrue.
The Director, through the negligence of those in
command, was allowed TO drift over the rapids in
the san 1uan River, which alarmed the passen
gers, and several of them jumped overheard
iwo'H Is feared, were drowned. The Director
was not materially injured, and was afterwards
steamed over The rapids again, and was sent up
the Lake for another load of passengers The
Captain, we understand, has been removed.
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man writing all anonymous note is like a
apnv inside an nclosue. liking you with his nose M
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Big Lump Of Gold. A correspondent OF the
Journal Of Commerce writes from San Francisco
as follows
A few days since had the pleasure of meeting
with a gentleman just down from the nnes who
with three others, had been fortunate enough in
taking out the enormous sum OF $50, $40 in three
days, from a place called Yankee Slide" on the
American river. He told me that nature had
changed the course of the river at that point and
after working three weeks in removing the dirt
which had thus been washed into the original bed
OF the river, they succeeded in finding lump ID
pure gold weighing two hundred and eig hty-two
ounces, which, with other small pieces, they col.
lected /" all, within three days time, the be
fore ed, of thirty. five thousand six hundred and
forty dollars.