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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-01

first Instant.
REPORTED FOR THE BANNER OF THE TIMES, ny
JouS RAwL, ESQ.
Come listen, Southern brethren, and hear me
sing lay
OF something that bcfc me up North the other
day;
You sec my soul was guilty, and so to make it
pure,
1 took a tramp to Syracuse to try the Water
Cure.
Once, o'er me rose the bondman's Shrek, and
groans upon the mir
His walls and cries of ngony-and yet did not
care
l thought the niggcrs monkeys, cause God had
made 'Cm black,
And sworc that if they run away, I'd help to
take them back.
And soon my valor it was tried for, up to
Syracuse,
A niger run to hide himself from whipping
and abuse;
lie shook the shacklcs from his limbs, and
vowed that he would be
What God designed his creatures ala MAN,
unclaimed and free
So l, with other bloodhounds, did start upon his
track,
To prove that Daniels words were true. and
take the daikec back;
And in my brccchcs' pocket. rcvolvcrs two
touk-
For, since the Lord forsook nc, fight on my
own hook
So up to Syracuse went, and found the Niger
there;
We got the shackles on his hands, though hard
he fought, swear;
We took him to the ofRce where the Policemen
all meet,
But d--n the Aboltionists they gathered in
street.
One monkey, by the nnmo of Ward, (somo
think the fool man,
Came out upon the office steps, and there hor-
nngucd tho clan;
l own his words were eloquent and that it set
me back
To hear such thoughts, such burning words,
come from man so black!
Well night came on-in Townsend Block the
darkce was secured,
But soon there gathered such crowd, wished
my life insured!
a clamor rises in the streets 20 God protec,
me!-hark
Some angry breath puts out the lights !--the
city all is dark
And now the tun. ult thicktns-the clamor
comes once more;
The crowd comes smashing windows through,
and bursting down the door!
They bear the niger from the room--I dare
make no defence
He's lost amid the living mass-I have not
seen him siEce
Ahirighted by these dircful things, insultcd by
tho crowd,
both long and loud
The Devil shurc is at my heels I'll die, sure.
ly shall
And raving thus, run aud stumbled square ia
the CdHaH
rolled around in vain attempts to get out of
tho scrapc;
BY ISLANDERS laughed, and l began to feel myself
tie IpsI
At length an honest Pat took hold, and he'll
ping nc, said, 'Shurr,
God bless yer SOUL my Southern friend, this is
IIather CWer
And such think it must have been, for some.
how since fell,
feel moro humble than before, and less a fcnd
ofhcll;
1t learned me that tho blacks, en- m,assc arc not
apack of fools,
That all the Northcrners arc not doughfaccs and
base tools.
And my advice to Webster, to Fillmore and to
Clay,
Is, just to chase to Syracuse niger runa.
way;
:, nd il their bodies and their souls they wish to
make moro pure,
Their Brandy let them throw away, and try tn,
Water Cure.
Mr. Cranch, The Artist.
This accomplished artist is now at Nahant,
where he has made several happy Sketches
The sea, and especially the particular rocks of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-01
JAMES BARNABY.

PLAIN s. FASHIONABLE TAILOR!
Getting done 10 order, aud al wort Warranted.
NORTH side, Main Street, two doors East Of
the Salem Bookstore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-11-01
WIN. j. BRIGHT.

Attorney al Lao, Hartford, Trumbull Co., o.
Prompt attention will be given to collections in
Trnmbull and adjoining counties.
Nov. 23, 80.
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Salem Steam Engine Shop & Foundry

TIE undersigned continue to carry Oh the
business of mauua, turil L Steam Engines and
all kinds vi Mil GcGnng at Sulcn, Coumbiana
County, ONO. As We are prepared to build
engines of all sizes. from four to one hundred
horse power, aud arc willing to warrant them
to do ~ much or more work in proportion to
the fuel consumed than tho best row in use. we
would request those who wish to obtain Engines
for amy purpose to call before contracting else
where.
REFERENCES,
j. p. Story, Wuukcsha, Wnukcsha, Co., Wis.
James IIcrrick, Twinsburg, Summit, Co., Ohio.
Mr. Tapporn, Rlvcnna, Portage County, Ohio.
Stow Tall, Brarcvllc, Irumbull County. o.
Moor * Johnson, McConcllsvillc, Morgan Co. o.
WIN. Hambicton, Pcnnsyillc Morgan Co, o.
Smith, Salem, Columbiana County, o.
J. x VIM. Freed, Harrisburg, Stark County, ..
Jordnn x Co Bloomfield, Trumbull Co., o.
John Wctmoro, Canhcld, Mahoning County, ..
TIlO'S SHARP & BROTHERS
Salem, May 80, 1851.
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REPORTED FOR THE BANNER OF THE TIMES, ny
JOuN RAwL, ESQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07
Naval IntelIiucner.

Mr.. John J. Young, boatswsin 4. 8. n, has been
ordered TO the Gosport Navy Yard Ia place Of Mich t
Hail Who has been detached and Is waiting orders
Gunner james @ Davis has been ordered TO the Navy
Yard at Pensacola.
The United States steamer John Hancock arrived at
Annapolis, on Saturday, 18th ut from Boston aud
anchored In Severn river. the naval school She
is intended TO assist the mdshipmen he institution
IN obtaining knowle Of the practical part of thor
profession aud has already made short excursion for
that purpose
The U. $. aoop ofwsr Albany, Commau Ter Charles T
rlatt, arrived st the Navy Yard Pensacola on tho sch
uit She visited Havana and Matangas witch tier
Ilsco che lct the 10Th utimo, touching Hav ana
her return.
The U, 3 sloop of-rar Decatur Commander droan,
sall'd NON svsi or the 9th, cruse. The lxsn
Lieutenant Commanding Smith, left Havana on Che TIN
also a cruise IN the Gulf
The " ). ship Vincennes, Com. IIudscxa arrived At
Bealvio, May 2Jth, from Panama Afar rem ttning a
few dsys there Capt II iufcndod r,sud,ing hts cruise
up to san frsncisco, touching at Acapulco Mazitlsn
pnd other jnlermcdiate ports
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The Forrest lsirofrc Case.
SUrkRlOR COURT.

lietre inltl JoSlicg phkley.
July b.Cehvin' ". IhrTed 90 Edr'fH FrTc.t.-Ts
jssueG behalf e. Mrs Forrest IN commission ~ Gall
forna TO examine alleged 20 fi.eps criq,nf lie h.
beved there objection 20 any of them and that
the tenth cross intcrrogaofy was alone Objectionable
The Court inquired the ~ the interrcg.tory
Mr. O'C~nor explained that u was question put by
Mr.. FORREST to OF Mrs FORESTS witnea-e-, dr.
Howard rerson With whom she had been charged With
having adultery aud vas 20 The elect DO yOu
Lin (Slr fcrrpstl avg y--h 50, when DO yoa
Intend 20 pay him and what are You- means expes-
tstions ~ being able 60 pay him. Mr.. O'Consr
thoVgbt the question objectionable and move4t to have
Il ttiieien out
The Court said thet The impression would be that tf
tha rarty was indebted To Mr. Forrest he would be dis.
roesd 60 BE- favorable TO him. Tie thought the qsf,n
that might be struck cut. IL I-,r IT
erased from the interr gsi cries.
Edtfn Fprta ts Catherine " Fgr,st In tbs. suit n
strike cot that part Of the complains contliuip ne
Jfrcst MS hitter 20 Mrs Torr,t AMI the ,l5 80
etry The judge In gvirg hi, dSoian said tust h AL
Looked tho complaint aud found that the chsr.ps
were made In very specific amer This parties
matter which moved 60 be sTick out scts crcuu
stances which the psinsn ci have no motive In sat-
trE up except being o.a of ths charges II Is hew.
very clear that % - rothiug but evidence Witch
party hss right 20 igylude in his plcadngs IL MIRA
Forrest fhould be Compelled 20 ansser IL she might
stand confessed in fhe plaintiff favor II she shou
re1udise the sshment she would have right 10 rsad
y IN her own fence IL W sometimes difficult 10 draw
tie ne bel en- what Is matter OF fact aud what s ros
but here thsSe is no difficulty This seemed to him ts
audgcl VERY clear In which he bound 20 strike
out I'll tnct part moved TO be stricken out by Mrs Fcs
usts counsel
Ice Consueo letter Is therefore struck out from the
seadipgs In Mr. FORESTS suit against his wife, thsuh
kmsg Be pscd Is mates q evidence On w 1AaA
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

NEssRs. BERFoRD &co ANNOUNCE
lVl that their Cheap Postage Regulations are
force aud they will deli letters in San Francisco
in advance u Mail with srester safety Under
their new possge regulations the postage single letter
to san Francisco only cents all other places In Csr
mia, cents newspaper Scents to California Goods de-
vored in San Franoco In days, at ~ per
pound. Next shipment on the 18th July.
BEkfOkD CO.. vesey street. Astor House.
CALIFoRNIA.-NOTICE TO sHIPPERs-GREGO-
" rvs California Express per steamers EMPIRE CITY,
Saturday, July u, and PkOMErHEU5, via Nicara<ua
on Monday. iath July at r. NJ The subscribers give
notice to their patrons and the public that they will
ward Express for California by the way the sthmus
Of Panama Saturday and also that they
peted arrangements 90 forward Express freight by
dependent Line for California via Nicaragua Their hrst
Express by this route will be dispatched per Prone
thus Monday 18th July, NJ For our prompituie
In dispstching goods from New York to sncsco
every steamer land whom refer IL far better than
have been in the OF sending goods through
soon IS or in Of the mail For the future hope
to average at least Eve days quicker time shippers
rely on their goods going through without deten Large
PACKAGE should be delivered At coe twhers they
covered BY nsuraneel on Friday or Saturday Parcels
seved until the morning Of tie days the leave and
letters ~ p. N. No custom house charges made
An goods must Be put up perfectly water proaf they viii
he at the shippers risk Passage tickets furnished tae
THOMPSON q HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents, it) Pearl streot
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Jenny Lin d at Hartford.

HAkTfoRD, July o f55t.
JeuuV Liud's concert came off at Fourth Church has
evening" The tickets up By spectators -
$40 each The audience nevertheless filed the church,
and blinds Of the church closed, to prevent
Outsiders rom barring This caused great tumut snd
The mob shouted and chrered that it almost i'm
possible Tor ohe audience to- hear the singing Some
windows weie smashed and one two knock downs
currsd In the crowd which did rot disperse an hour
alter the coirert CLOSED Every curse the tic kse
specusators aud the the tkets were disposed Of
There Ia still much excitement. AVID while write there u
crowd of one bundreo oppoese g. State House
denoupcing the swindne operation The iast night
was Dense abo ut the caurch that Jenny snug eA
through the back door the closed aaA
took the for SprpgfeN
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Moro about the Gardiner Claim -Further
Particulars.

WsssrNorc-, July q, 1851.
The Gardiner investigation L. still going before the
Grand Jury but no further facts have elected Sig
nor Porte has been subponaed has not been heard
from MIR Gardeners brother has tele raytcd THAT he
and man Of good standing i Mexcc was endorsed in
the most unrcsHrvcd terms before the Board of COM
missioners, by Senators Jefferson Davis and Downes:
Gel. GATES, US,A., Drs. Heskin and Hitchcock U. A.
Assistant Adjutant General Thomas, Mrs Ann Chase,
wife of the Consul at Tapico and others 1t has peeu
ASKED why the board when allowing any part of the Gar
diner elaim, did no. give him all he asked? Simply
because he claimed the srount he proved by witnesses
Ne could have sold fox six hundred and eighty thou
sspd dollars whereas the board allowed him oriy WHIST
he had proved he had actssly expended With Eve per
cent interest added.
The trsasfer books Of the gpited States stock
opened the rst OF July Mt the Treasury Department
and one hundred and FIVE thousand FIVE hundred dlars
worth was Issued to forcgacis from the first to- the
fourth inclusive
Dir Eargous here endeayorpg to get the balancs Of
the award in his favor which hHs been withheld by TIE
Treasury Department until ~ asoertaiped Whether
Noss was partner in the frm at the time the Mexican
nstsimsnt in 4G slipped through his hands do net
telieVe il will be paid 90 UargoIs.
In my dispatch of Thursday error made, which
does iDJustice TO senior Cuesx bey to correct that
part Of the dispetch II writes. and should read
th.s IL appears that senior Cuests to the
Mexican legation, received from I-asequ the Mexican
project who certified to the genctnenes of the
lures OF GARDENERS witnesses, and who consequently
acted an important part in getting the testim ,ny up
draft Gardiner for twenty eight thousand dollars to
be presented in the claim allowed was ac-
cordinRy presented and Gardiner at once paid it by
draft purchased from Chubb ScheRek"
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The following Is a list Of the

- rAsssScEks BY rHs STEAMSHIP EMriRE cfrv7
cst j stssfH asnGPss .Hs VIZ
S. n. bi.aS Ssiis "a .s R'T s.
SsS s,I'rSiS%sg VIM rs.ts, EdS.ras sB wSosrd
Isy Nss Siisy Ssr. Tho. wins
Ls1ssrn john Sssn B.I,s, S14
Ifs:. eis2ss ws.sSSsii, Coma ss @Isa
Ssfs%Srs si %s q ol%ssd T Sssi. fiyF
ssSSnSsrey HsSnnparey pfpry 10, s,, SossGh
sa;rsa j.S, F.hi
f. wniIGs J.pssGS Joseph Bsn,s Denis Ban.
sas. S5s a:a. S'''F'i Mullen Sta,'5i f Assfs
sSsass .T.sSr s'S'is: s9S
P%f: E kSs s s.ssa f Sse n a1SS%s
9sfs st t csn sEiig sr ssT sa ssr
= Marsh Dolap, iIutter Young - Sno., Reich,
3S H gsa' fG.tsn tsas oSH1s ;i. snrg sn
kses sesasa Sf scr., s9ssss
S E,,sins' Poole caSlin Q wss.: Lrss,SSrf
SSII i. J,mss csTdsa, Hart oliycf assy'
N %s Fss y E.:s and I ssSA JoSs
s.ies. Johnson. knowl,on'A ssaisr. J.. Day, km
e Gin ,cssg.T
rs. B.sdj cunninshsm T. CharsSii u c.SP;n.sr,
s.y S&S 1ss SssissG 1fsfs sTf IsSta
higgins, L awks Barrett. % Lloyd, Pagan, Schuy
Miner. Cease, Ei.is, o Kelly, W James W wycsca D
Cokely, Andrews Murphy. Prisstley W Martin, W
Coply, paly. Delaney. A VESSEL. Gwasner. Hsny
i NakIs smith Barton oseig rassh, Leafs
haley. Jhchahan, John Maley, MonAhan, Miner.
cois.', u ssaysr Bas.ley shsridsp s,oney qaa-
Mscker, e Phiipaugh. " Nolan, n Mersrran. = Load
Loomis, Tasweli, z fsrnhsn, Fsrnhim, W Flee
Ferry c;'ss,is S.sTs; Eidras. %%issass os.tsils
ssshoIt Bunham, James Crovell. John Wait, Dam
nes. Cooper. samuel Cable. fsnner. J Goodsii,
- From Chsgres TO Kngston-D Lsrfarty j. MELVILLE,
nofton Brown. Miguel Ramos, Ramos aud servant Mrs
hh!.iha; As% Isrrsn, s..oks Cspis and LADY, Jq;
Temple, II sstchan, Richards, wlst, n Parker Geo
Morrison, Nm Lemon, Smith, Chas Tartan, Cunha
eha Davis, Ashley, Madison Smith, Demeso aud
From Kingston 70 New York-Mst.hew Thompson and
lazy, Mr. Dowswel. l. stoadar, Anderson Potter,
Mr. Kirkpatrick, Brown.-Totsl SIS.
We aie indebted to Mr.. Augustus W Griswold the
erg,tic neil agent for the prompt delivery Of the Cali
fornia mails at the Post Office by which received
regular Giles from that state Mr. a. formerly mail
agent between this city and Washington and II
der his supcrne udence that all the expresses between
the two cities for several years psst Having
been transferred to the chagres se hope the Post
ofce Department will invest him with Discretionary
power 10 br5g the mail by the first steamer leaving
Chagrcs, after It's arrival from Panama.
We aiso indebted 70 Thompson Hitchcock, agent
Of Grcgory express not only for the latest papers but
for jsr q preserved California fruits We In want
Of somc description OF this fruit
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The Empire City brings sdvoes from Kingston, ia
msios, to the 2sth ut There Is however, little
news
The cholera continued to prevail in various parts Of
the Inland
Tbue had been a serious riot at Spanish Town The
rioters mostly women, who attacked and nearly de-
mosksd dwelling house The Jamaica Disposeh Of the
2sd ult. i'm giving the details of the affair says
From tas received Saturday 10 appeared
%
Psss y The dysiIi:s they ssmSiss.y
ayss l. nSr' e.. sc.n ,ps s sS ana
and tore S =. 81 her Of mob wee:
sred the who ofthe enner whsh was preparing tr.mpus
tiinf: away f:s% house. sSs
x: q S @ ssa
the that the military comss set them scamprrng
KINGSTON, Jam MICA Thursday June 26.-Pfsur.-
hands at 23s positions Of which have been re-sold ia
lots Of 90 100 barrels at 2sh Cd TIE market heavily
per barrel The sales INDUCE 800 barrels New Orleans
parity hard at 25s Meal.-New may be quoted at 1885,
per barrel and old at los las The demand is very
Inactive Rioe.-Of Carolina 10 terces have been
ed at los 3D. and 30 Of better quality at lis Per 100
lbs Stocks were heavy, and little or no speculative
enquiry. Butter. American u,ay be quoted at Sd per
H. The stock Of all descriptions Of butter is large
Bread Prices have still further declined 40 barrels
each New York pilot ard crackers have been moved at
los bar and 35 barrels freeh Baltimore pilot
les. There il nothing doing in Wattson's Mackere
No 3 thin have been moving slowly ut 2Js 24s. per
barrel few parcels however, of fat No have been
placed at 2ss Oil Cod has decline to Is Cd gallon
and is in little enquiry at that rate Lard Amsri-
If dull at Cd. 6hd. per Id Pork-The demand
continues laDanid We quote prime at 79s and Mess at
Sos. 92s per barrel Salmon No is very scarce and
IL worth " barrel There is fair supply of No
at market for which 68s per barrel is obtained Hams
The market Is overstocked with all descrip tions and
prices rule low accordingly American at "a Sd. per
10 Soap is in very limited request No transactions
Of any m nent have occurred Candles-rhere has
not been arrival since last. Re-sales of tho
large parcels purchased speculation have been eoot
ed at 6 Id per Id according TO assortment Cheese
American is worth cd. sd. Lumber.-White pine
tinues inactive at sos per 1000 feet Cedar shingles
are taken at 22s 2is per 1000. Beef-Anercau
family realizes 46s ass per half barrel Corn ID
abundant United States is taken at Is. Freghts-
Tonnage has become rather mere plentiful during the
last two weeks. Gold -American gold is worth 3 az
and Colombian douboons AZ per cent premium. To-
bacco -Csvendish is abundant, and in snail enquiry
Mt I'D per Id. Leaf worth S4s Sos per 100 lbs Ex
chang on New York Drawn bills rather freely
offered at par for co days but there not any pur
chasers
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Assembly.
poSoR TO rHr MEMORY SENATOR BeowN
Mr. y. 7 SMirH offered the following resoluti,r:--

Mr. y. I sMirH offered the following tesolution:--
Received. That ttoe of FIVE BE- appointed hy the
clair 90 resolutions suitable 10 express
81 the Assembly relative 60 the melancholy 6ersvemsnt
cast hed " the death Of the Hon. william " race AR wn.
aud that for the OF receiving report Of said
The resolution adopted
The Chair appointed the following rs such commit
tee -Messrs. y. I. Smith, Eldorkn, pardcc, Moss,
Dennhcn.
After the recess the committee reported sss following
resolutions which were uDaT imoualy sdopN1 -
Resolved That the Assembly las oarucd feelings
profound regret the death Of the Hon VIM Horace Brosn
senator from the First Senatorial strict In tl state
az whilst sincerely sympsthze with horErsbe the
bis lcreayed family aud all bis rcstives trcuds aud
quantancve under this adon borcsy aaA whilst
wei swarc of the incficencY e coasoiatu or
dolnce which the mhy eis ves Of tho
tears vita tleir while this Affecting dpca-
eation Of divine Provicerrcc.
keoiye, ~ as 0srs Of the respect which this hosss
held Tor tive chsrsctt tRa station % We ccceesd SUI
aud ~ the senate they t the sfaa badge 81 mourn
in6 fcr the EN- sit<}pr Ol che session.
kesOlyod. That Acrorabi4 the SteaFar nre th ee
and hereby requested TO tranert torIe thse rcsoo
ttrs to the sera'e also q ~ tam tle oe'eas'i
kesol cd, 1lHt further n Fk 81 esp.ot ior the ms
mc-y vi the Gee s.sca, this Rouse DO nov wbourn
After stu.e slptpprialc and touching remarks run
MeFsrs T. Z. smith, Earuam, Morse, Psrdce, DennisJn
aud otbssx.
Sir n,Sr,sor ofs nd the follow ing resolution
Rcst<es Thrt che Speaker appoint committee ~ ak 20
site 81 tho funeral ~ u deceased the pact % thc A.
Th lat resolution adopted and the following gen
lti .es appointed "a such committee Messrs u.
smith Edekn, Fsrdee, borse, DennisOu and Iiinis.
The Assembly then sdjourneL
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OUR PERUVIAN CORRESPONDENCE.
CALLAo, June Q, 1851
Marine TnieliSeriee-7ye Increment in froqppa
Nous, &c, $c.
There little news communicate On the other side
you have list Of American vessels arrived and sailed
sncc my last
The bark Alpha spoken by Her Majesty's ship Am
phitrite about 600 miles from Valparaiso bound from
this port to Baltimore with loss Of ruddcr and the cap
tain put board carpenters mate to assist the
ter porter to repair the damage, aud he put
into Valparaiso but by last advIces had not arrived
there and has probably proceeded on.
The movement in Ar,qupa alluded to in my last has
been qu,ed and have at present every prospect Of
peace The lately elected President has done very tl
towards the improvement Of the country or the al
vancement q nmerce since his election but
traordinary Congress sitting taking into
alteration the present Gust ON house and commercial
code Of Laws with view to correct those ruling at
sent, by removing some Of the many unnecessary and
vexatious trnmmcls with which II abounds.
Frcghts likely TO 20 down account Of the great
influx Of shipping from CALIFORNIA; the rate IL 4 u
per ton port in the United States and e. 5s to 90
1o to port In Europe seamen are very scarce. aud
large number q vessels detained boing unable
procure notwithstanding that the wages
for $50 per month to the United States aud
$40 per month TO Europe
Dcecrton and refusal Of duty have become ~ general
that the power exercised by consuls prevent and
punish, Is quite insufficient and the commercial inter-
TO call loudly for government Interference.
The United States rgate Rsiitan Ia expected shortly
from valparaiso with Com. McCauley on board
The steamers Ind, pcndcnce and Sea Bird passed here
Lately ON their way to California.
Mr. John o. Morse late master q the bark Sarah. Of
Nantucket died in Pasta last month lie was much
spected on this coast having commanded whale ships
for many years.
rdvafd Mccall, Esq, for many years United states
late through the resignment Of auh1pe Provost E
who has held this office for many years
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
with the Callfornia Mails and . Million and
q Half Of Gold Dust-Ncws from Jamaica
and Panama, &C., &C., SC.

The steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson, arrived at
an early hour yesterday morning from Ohagres via King
ston, JAM She left Chagres the 2oth and Kingston
on tho Goth Of juno. We published portion of her news
in pat of our edition yesterday morning.
The Esspire City brings a million and a half OF
gold dust and three hundred and
also the California mails to June brought by the
ship Tennessee to Panama
Among the passengers in tho x. O. Is John L. Stevens
Esqr. president of the Pacific Railroad Co. Mr. g. has
been experimenting the progress Of the work four
months and glad to learn returns In good health
and spirits. While st Navy Bay Mr. g. had the satisfac-
tion Of seeing the nrs locomotive started the rail-
road the PRECURSOR Of coming events This occurred
the oath u, and hailed with shouts Of Joy as
she sped along the track The work is going finely on
under the management Of Col Totten, chief engineer
The Empire City left at Chagres the steamship Falcon
awaiting the arrival Of the officers of the Oregon rey
ment which had arrived at Panama in the propeller
Massachusetts, and monentarily expected when
the y. q. sailed.
The Isthmus was healthy, but daring robberies were
frequently perpetrated on returning Califor MANS
The propeller Constitution, Captain Blunt had ar
rived at Pansma from San Francisco with her
much damaged, and would probably, have to lay at Pa
mama some time to get her machinery repaired
The following is tho