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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-04-10

Ar7th, schs H Herrick. Gen Cas-, Avsnger, Msma.
cnusetts, and William, I'm Rockland.- -i'qtf
MOBtLE-ln port 2sth brig Carleton, Peachy, for Ha.
vana.
Ar 18th ut, ship VIM Cooper, Lincoln, Boston.
sAN FkANCISCO-Ar Feb 18th, bark Desdemona
fuvrby, Astoria 2lst brig Canoncus, Newcastle. 22d
sch Odd Fellow, FIN Trinidad.
CID tn, brigs Emma Duncan, Philadelphia Belfast
Brook, Panama Eliza Taylor, Eldrdge, Sandwich Is
lands bark Sea Queen, Manson, China
WILMINGTON-Cld LIST, sch Eliza Warren, Chesey
Bath. 'A s
PRovIDENCE-sld Sd, sch Ga.elle, Harwich bark
Slas Leonard for Havana.
EDGARToWN-Ar I'd, schs Lanson, Dean, York fou
Boston. la.' --la- = .,.l '.Ht.
GLOUCEsTER-Ar Sd, sch Koskiusko, Elwell, New
York.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Sd, schs Mary Ann, williams
Brunswick for York Trader, Equal and Pilot Rock
land for DO Catherine, Wscasset for Boston Geo Da-
Wis, Bath for do.
GEoRGETOWN-Ar April ID, sch Ruth, -, Thom-
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at LIVERPOOL 18th ut Emma Field, N Orleans 26th
leans. ~
I'D l5th switIe land, Philadelphia 18th, Ell zsbeth
orleans lsth Charles Crooker, New York Geo Wash
CID, Rio Grande for Boston
Sid 10th, Orion, Reed San Francisco.
Adv 18th, ships Martha Ward rott York LIST inst;
Sarah & Louisa, New Orleans with despatch Huughton
do do. ?
Emit for ldg 18th, Jos Badger, New York.
Ar at Newport 18th, Geo Patten, Stinson, Havre to
load for New York. n = 49,
Cid 9Th, Huntress, Lambert, Mobile.
In the Clyde ldg, Statira Morse.
Hong Kong-In port Jan Fl, ship Sheffield.
81 Ihomas-ln port l4h brig Albion Cooper Giles I'm
Antigua, inst ar. 81 -
Cienfuegos-In port 18th ult brig Lucy Spear Robbins
for New York 6.
days.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE,

WHEkEAS WILLIAM RACKLEFF, formerly OF
W New Gloucester in the county Of Cumberland, by his
mortgage deed dated November 7ih, A 1874, and re-
coin, Vol lei, page 3o4 conveyed NE 10, No 9o2 in
the town Of Dooshhay IN said County Of Iincoln-oeing
the Homestead Arm Of the iafe Benjsmin Hsckled-to
secure the payment Of HUNDRED dollars and inter
est and the condition Of said mortgage has been bro
KEN hereby give notice that by reason thereof claim
u fnreclcsethe same. JAMES hACkLEFf.
Portland. IsrI l. issl. 3w<i e
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Citv Of Bath.

An Ordinance respecting Truant Children.
PET ordained by the City Council Of the City of Bath
IL as follows:
SEC Amy child between the ages Of six and hfeen
years. without regular and lawful occupation who sha
when able attend school, be absent thererom for al
least half the time while school is kept any twelve
successive days. shall he liable penalty of two dol
lars and if absent whole of said twelve days. pen
atty Of five dollars.
SEC 2-f any such children shall become abually tru.
ants by unnecessarily absenting themselves from school,
and shall after being notified by Of the School Com.
mittee the teacher of the school to which they beo
attend school, unnecessarily absent themselves there
FROM for than oneday within the succeeding twelve
days. they shall pay fine offve dollars.
SEC 3-The house of correction shall be the house of
reformation and the Judge Of the Municipal Court the
Judicial Officer, under the sixteenth section the first
article Of the Act provide for the education
SEC 4One rerson in each Ward, shalbe annually APP
pointed by the City Council to make complaint viola
ton of this Ordinance who shall be called School Guar
diaHs."
In Board of Aldermen Feb e. ISL
This Ordinance having had several readings passed
to be ordained FIJI MORSE, Mayor.
In Common Council, Feb q, 1851.
This Ordinance having had several readings passed
to be ordained. DAVID G MAGOUN, Presid. mt.
Approved-F Ii MORSE, Mayor.
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HEAVY ROBBERY IN BANGOR. We learn
from The Bangor Mercury that the house of
George Harrington. oyster dealer in that city.
was broken open on. Wednesday night and
robbed Of $ll00 in money-6ye hundred dol
lars wa. in bank bills, $500 in double eagles,
and the res, in small coin. Four arrests have
been made on suspicion.
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SPOKEN,

Mch H. lat so Ion 10 w, ship Conqueror, Boutelle,
FIN Liver DOL for York
Mch 90 lat 81 TO- Ion IS %, shin Ellen Maria of Rich
mond, 40 days from Liverpool for New Orleans.
Mch lat 20 20, Ion 70 TO- ship Continent, Of Bath FIN
New Orleans for Liverpool, days out
April lat 80 g. lon 6s 81, ship Sale Fearn, Of and I'm
Bath for New Orleans.
April lat 81, Ion IS, brig Choctaw, of Gardiner, fin
York for Mobile.
Mich 49, lat e5l Ion 7sa brig Stephen Young, Gray fun
New Orleans for Bordeaux. :
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The result of the fugitive slave case in Bos-
ton, had not been decided Tuesday evening
second application had been made to the
Supreme Court for writ of habeas corpus.
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ID Q 81 { ii s.

In this city, 5th inst the Aims House, Mr. Levi Var
ney, aged "a. ..
In this city, April 3d. Mr. James Harlow, aged about 20
years. st rT~NE
In Haowell, Mrs Abigail, wife OF Ebenezer Buswell
aged 20 Mrs Priscilla wife Of Charles Hilton of Bel
fast
In Union, MISS Martha, daughter of Ebenezer Blunt
aged IL years and mon his.
In Pttston, Mrs Laura J, wife of Warren Lewis,
~ ed 81.
In Dresden, Mrs Sarah. rrct of the late David Reed
aged 66. $3.50 ....,s '-.-.-Fg sF-
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NG 81 T. T { 81 9yeS.

In this city, 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Dixie, Mr.. VIM d.
Sewall, Jr., to Miss Lydia Fits.
In Pittston " m Mooers to Miss Sarah smith Mr. Eli
Fhtner to Miss Mary Goodwin.
In Brunswick, Josiah Ward to Miss Amy Smyth.
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WASHING FLUID,

For ,cdshing either in Hard or Soft Water.
THIS is the only genuine article 10 be found in the
world; and possesses double The power oi yhing
ever discovered for washing al ,rIng expense do
ing away with washboards at In fact. il seems
be she log sought philosophers stone, universal
solvent; seeming a chemical preparation, desperation
being OF the most astonishing character A common
sized washing may be done with only gill Of this
fluid. in less than hours 1t sofiens ana removes
the dirt, leaving the articles of the brilliant white
ness, il being harmless in lis operation pure
wafer and clothing will wear much longer than
when rubbed % piecesby the common method ofwash-
ing.
This fluid is powerf agent, 10 be used in all ca
where soap is required particularly for cleansing
milk utensils cleaning windows and psiut- securing
floors in Short, beyond precedent and its Is
universal IN the wasting world.
u. S.-All colored goods are rendered brighter by
being washed in This fluid and woolens are less liable
TO shrink and thereby rendered much softer than in the
old way of washing E'-'F
None genuine unless the labels contain their sigma
iure. .--r
The above article is warranted by the man intact
contain soda, lime. camphene. burning fluid,
acids of any kind bui 10 be purely alkl prePa-
ration of the most powerful character possessing more
Than double the washing properties OF anything dscov-
cred, being harmless in vaIor, without possessing the
causc properties OF the miserable articles which food
The market aud in many instances DISCUS, the people 10
thai degree That they unwilling 10 try good article
when is really 10 be found The propre only ask
fair trial OF this article and perfectly willing 10
forfeit any for single failure In any instance
where = used.
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PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS.


PORTLAND, March 6 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received by the unde igned
the u $. Hotel in Portland, until II o. lock at
noon, of the 2st of May next. for furnishing the
rails and doing the labor required in the erection of
building for Stale Room SCHOOL, the location of
which has been xed Cape Elizabeth near the city
of Portland. and the esablishmen of which au-
thorized by the Resolve of the Legislature approved
August 1850. r
Plans aud cop ofthe specifications epared by the
Architect, MIR Gridey J Bryant. may be examined
and all necessary explanations Obtained, applica
tion TO the commissioners the u : Hotel in Portland
on and Gfer the 9th day of March inst.
Notice to the persons whose proposals may be accep.
ted will not be given until the first day OF June next
and the Commissioners themselves The right
reject any all Of The propo received their
Judgment of the state require Them do
ow HIM AN 10 p.S' c"m Commission for
IS HENRY CARTER ! Reform SchooI
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az The elections in the I'd and 4th districts
of Mass, on Monday last, again resulted in no
choice.
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RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
IL lie that has purchased the right TO manufacture
and sell the PATENT SPIRAL SPRING BEDsTEAD IN the
Counties Of Lin -oIn and Cumberland. This style OF
Bedstead has been manufactured and sold by Mr.
JOHN PUTNAM Of Boston, since its hrst Invention,
and wherever introduced it has never failed 70 sive
satisfaction II presents advantages over all other ar
iices Of similar Kind offered to the public. COM
binng cheapness durability and elegance, with lux
uriousness OF ease wholly unsurpassed In cases OF
sickness IL is iavaluable and for the ordinary purposes
Of rest II commends itself 10 ALL With single mat
tress ak es most u curious couch which atarts IL
self ioevery turn Of the body II be put up or ia
ken down in Two mnoies Nobed key, screws or cord
wanted. Requires making except air il and
spread on the clothes. M stirring up straw feaih
ers, with all their dust and unhealthy effects But
words cannot tell the advantages To be derived from
the use Of is elastic, heahh restoring bedsead II
must be used before lis real vzlne can be appreciated
Purchasers Of these bedsieads have the privilege
Of using hem week, and IL not perfectly
they return them, and the money tS tSrefinied
Please call and examine these articles which are Offer
ed for sale made order various styes nd NAT,
terms at
MORRISON & THoRlTfo1rs
Carpet 4 Furniture Ware Rooms,
No. ~ Front st., Bath, Me-.
NB--Oh beds,eads altered on reasonable terms
Bath, March IS, 1851 l11
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Notice.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

r HEREBY give nolice that JOHN KELLEv, Jr, Of
i Phipsburg in the County Of Lincoln and State OF
Mains by his mortgage deed bearing date The I'D day
Of September I'D l5l5-and duly acknowl edg ed and
recorded inthe Registry OF Deeds for the Western Dis
rict of Lincoln County, Oc "a 1886, Vol 49, page I59,
conveyed the subscriber ole third OF the Yeste IN
Saw, in the old Saw-Ml, al Parkers Head, in said
Phpsburg and privilege &t will he found more full
y described in the mortgage and the record aforesaid
The condition Of this mortgage Is broken by reason
whereof claim foreciose said mortgage &C eorjipr
10 the Statute in such case made and provided
WILLIAM CRAWFORD
Bath, April 8, 1851. 3w42s
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DOR sale at bargain, Farm containn g
"a L fifty acres Of land with build ngs the reon
LssiW situated in Brunswick, the County road
N-xkA between Brunswick Village and Fr-epor-
Said is well wooded and watered, and the build
ings aud fences IN good vepair The terms Of pay
ment will be made easy Apply
WIN. JORDON, on the premises.
Brunswick, April 7, 1851. 6w42"
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DISASTERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS

The American ship John Spear, I'm Trieste for Liver
pool put into Malta Feb rs, with loss Of foremast main
topgallantmast, &c.
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Mrs. M. E. ELLIS
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Notice to Fishermen.
For. Sale.

sER THE good substantial built copper fastened
SfAD i schooner SEA FLOWER, SO tons burr hen
ss~s1-9 months old-well found and well calcuai cd
for fishing vessel For further particulars refer 10
Levi Shat,uck OF Woolwich, the master builder or 10
Capt Timothy Bachelder, Of Phipsburg, who has the
vessel in keeping. z. HYDE co.
Bath. March Is 1851. 3stf
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Notice |!

THE urdersign receive deposits their Office in
Liverpool and give drafts sight their house in
New York or Boston, payable at current rates OF Ex-
change without charge
HARNDEN Il CO.,
W. 90 State Street.
Boston, April 3, 1851. Taa p 6mis42
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Hsuse and Lets at North End,
.s4ef FOR SALE. AK AaA

w ToR sale Il bargain, on easy terms Of pay
- mani. one story and . half house--siso a.
nilN 10, Of hand adjoining The same, situated on
QsnjA YORK Street. Also parcel Of land adjoining
M Rowm,n nlace on the corner Of North and Wash
irs,top s,re ets-in lots to suit purchasers. ~ $780,
fnapire of X. G. WILSON, o. Us pHgss N
MORRISON 1 THoHEInN. /.
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To Shin Builders.

y HYDE 4 Co.; having been appointed by Mr..
u. Charles Perley OF New York. agents 10 sell his
celebrated Jgger Nindasses Gipsey wndlasses, Side
winches Patent ship ventators, &e- now offer them
for sale nj the lowest manufacthrers prices.
Bath. Feb, n 1851. -.
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Richardson & Co.'S
Southern and Western
Passenger and FREIGHT Offices,
AT the Western Railroad Station, and nj ~
State ST., BOSTON, Mass.

nv wv w cotC'u hdlHudu StdttOn, duu ~
State ST., BOSTON, Muss
ITO THE PUBLIC. Weare prepared 10 Sc nd Trav.
oilers South and West, either by Railroad, Steam
boat, Canal or Sage Coach, with great despatch Our
fac es cannot fail interest people favorabIy LEI
their destination be any section in the States or
the Csnadas.
As Agents for Railroad Corporations we are nj ali
times ready TO furnish Railroad tickets or TRANSPORT
goods either as Freight OF Luggage.
Novascoians. Siae of Maine Pc eIe and ali Others
intending 10 South West, the ching season
Will please bear in mind, that the only author
lied Agents for the
MERCHANTS LINE,
line OF splendid boats. connect with the Daily Steamers
on the Upper and Lorer Lake,
All orders sent us by our friends from abroad will be
promptly attended 10, and in this connection would
advise those intending locate Soaih, West or thu
Canadas, 10 write by mail in advance, mat theis
goods upon arrival here may go direct the Freight
House, thereby saving Storage and cdrfGge.
For rates of fare routes, freight tariff &c inquire at
either of the within named Offices where correct infop.
nation Will be courteously and cheerfully given
Hon THoM's HorxfNsoS, President Boston and worees-
ter RAILROAD Hon JOEL W WHITE, Pres Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Hon II NORTON, Pres New Lon.
don Norwich Steamboat Co OTIs KIMBALL, Esq b
BOND, Esq; A WELLINGTON. Esq Messrs ENoeH
TRAIN Co, proprietors of Boston and Liverpool line of
Packets Messrs ADAMS Co, proprietors California Ex
press MessTs LARK JONES. Halifax Packet Agents
Hon AUGUSTUS G RANDALL, Lincoln, Maine. 6n40
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MISSING VESSEL

MISSING VESSEL
Brig Monterey, (of Thomaston) Kelar, sid from New
about Dec 30th for Pensacola, and has not since beer
heard from. Her cargo consisted principally Of &C.
ment.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH,

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, April 2.
Sch Nauseag, -, Portland.
FRIDAY, April 8.
Sch Union, Crouch, Rockland.
Below brig Sea Beau, Havener.
SATURDAY, April 4.
Brig Sea Beau, Havener, Boston.
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For Sale,

A'-" 4 NEW two story and half House snd Lot
"a "A with eutbuildinga thereon, situated the
Ellm east side Of Washington Street, the Rail-
exARA road crossing. There is an excellent well Of
water near the door, and the house very convenient In
every respect lTI l'9T r1 WIN STACEY.
Bath, March 76, 1881. .ARtih TAO
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STATE OE MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
LINCOLN, ss-Dstrict Court Middle District February
Term, AID 1851
On the day Of the term the foregoing Ord.
nance presented and approved by the Court.
Attest e BOWMAN, CLERK.
Bath, March Is, 1851. r4
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within and for the County Of Lincoln On the sth day
April, AID 1s51.
en- by publishing copy Of said petition with this order
thereon three weeks successfully in The Eastern
Times printed Bath, that all persons interested may
Court then ID Be holden Wiscaseet and show cause
If nv why the prayer Of said petitioner should MOI Be
granted ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge.
tire cory, Afts,t:-EDwrN HovEY, Rse. 3wis
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Southern Pine Lumber For Sale

THE subscribers are gents for the sal ofthe abo,
L Timhet atthe very lowest raiesAtob be delivered.
Dsrisn Upper Steam Mill, Georgia. 7.1-r
PORTER &sMITH.
Bath, Feb. IL, 1851. 3m34
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OOO Kennebec. Also. per sch Enterprise, 1000
bushels Of good mealng Corn For sale by
IS .#- DffU. n.4 VIM MORSE&C
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MOORE, COLLINS & CO.,
Nos. IL, IA and l6 Atkinson St, Boston

Orders solicited from the trade, from every part Of the
country. ., --f,- -. ....i
For sale in Bath by Elliot Thompson, Scott Morse.
] n Nichols, +. w. Lucas. :. p. Shaw, A. g. Page,
Samuel Parker, VIM p. Mars,on Michael F Ganneit,
Harris Il hdrelh, Gershom Hyde, CiapP Reed and
others 3m42
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BosroN, Mass, Aug 81, 1e49.

PREPARED aud sold wholesale AMI retail by A 4 d
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner
Of William. New York Sold alsoby rDrugg lists gener-
ally Throughout, III, United States and Canadas Price
81 per botile six bottles for IS. - (, -,I MI .t --
For sale by 4. = Page, Agenifor Bath. 3m39
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

Lopes take out knife, and said to bin, "dcn' use
the knife the policemen have to make pssce;" .
from the Of Roosevelt street towards the
wharf the policeman left and ran after Lopez; and
bibited think is one have seen in the possession Of
Lopez saw dirk, resembling the one here produced,
fall from bis pocket on board the vessel at New Orleans
when we shipped the by john on board the vessel,
tell more about the knife than can; at the time
when Lopez took out the knife he said let them come
expected to be attacked beaten by four or i've
men; Lopez had on a Panama hat that night.
Joseph Cotono sworn, says-I in company with
Lopez and Sanders on the morning of Saturday last Of
hcer Prendergast was pushing along and telling
to go home; we had difhculty in drinking house in
Water street few doors from koosevst heard the cry
officer then ltft and in the direction of the cry
OF murder Lopes had during the evening drank two or
three glasses Of aS9r and was slightly affected by it
sayf-The deceased admitted into the hospital on
the morning Of the I'd instant in state Of great pros
ira on having received penetrating wound of the alb
domen two and half inches in length situated on the
right of the medium line three and a-haf inches below
the umbico; the wound had been dressed by physician
previous to adm ssion deceased fingered fifteen hours
and died at between six and o'clock last
evening; deponent has made post mortem examination
Of the body Of the deceased and found the cellular tissue
around the wound and the right side Of the abdomen
dstended with coagulated blood the wound presented
the appearance there had been thrusts of the
knife; that Of the pertonium had two distinct perfora-
one half an inch in length and the other two
chcs whicn corresponds in extent to the external in
cison; cause OF death the loss of blood and the
shock to the nervous system caused by wound of the
abdomen deponent further says that the wounds might
be inflicted by such dirk knife exhibited in
court traces Of blood are perceptibe The blade Of
the knife dirk
The medical evidence concluded the investigation
and never have witnessed countenance indicating
guilt more than did that Of the prisoner Lopez during
the investigation
The submitted to the jury and after q
consultation Of about half hour they returned the
following verdict -" That the deceased Michael Foster
came to his death by q wound Of the abdomen inflicted
by dirk knife while in the hands Of Antoine Lopez
the morning of the I'd Of August 1851 perperaed
about the corner Of Roosevelt and Water streetsn
The prisoner Lopez, remanded back to the Tombs
for trial. TO the charge of murder and the two
men, Sanders and Cotono, committed to prison
witnesses.
The body Of deceased removed from the hospital
yesterday afternoon and conveyed his residence
No Si9 Pearl street and the funeral will take place at
three o'clock this day.
GENERAL ORDER, 295.
OFFICE THE CHEF OF POLICE
New YORK, August 8, 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

Gin THE melancholy death of Sergeant Michael Fos-
ter Of the Fourth Patrol District who struck
by an assassin the Of August LIST inst and the
recent cruel murder OF policeman George Gillespie OF the
district while in the faithful discharge of their
duty, both Of whom sgnalzed themselves by acts Of
bravery and strict conformity to the discipline Of the
department calls for than ordinary marks of re.
spect and sorrow from Us, their comrades.
You will therefore, at o'clock M 4th August inst
attend the funeral Of Sergeant Michael Foster from his
late residence No $40 Pearl street with platoon
your command with the usual badge OF mourning stars
covered with crape)
The column will be formed in sections at 21s o'clock
p Nj in the Park. in front Of the City Hall
Capt Hopkins, Third District VIII act aids to the
Turnbull, Eighth Chief Of Police, and be
Salters, Seventeenth /" J obeyed accordingly
By order Of GEO. W. MAr5ELL,
Chief of Pt lice
The New York herald., 1851-08-04

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ANOTHER CONFEDERATION In SAN FRANCISCO.
Three Millions Worth Of Property Destroyed,
and Several Lives Lost.
FURTHER FROM HAVANA.
Progress Of the Cuban Revolution,
&c. &c. sc.


The Intelligence from California.
NEw ORLEANS, July 81, 1851.
The steamship Alabama which arrived here to-day,
from Vera Cruz brought advices from California to the
lst Of July.
Another tremendous fire had occurred In San Fran
CISCO by which ten squares of the city had laid
ashes and three millions Of dollars worth of property
destroyed.
is also stated that number Of persons pershed in
the flames
The origin of the fire was believed to have been the
work Of inc ncendiaries