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New YoRK AND LIVERPOOL U. s. M. S. S. Co.

SO Wall Street, N. Y, Sept 90, 1851
DEAR By order OF our directors, tender yourself
and your secretaries passage in either Of the OF
line from New York TO Liverpool. Should it please
you 10 take passage in OF them, you will please
advise at your earliest convenience, that may select
such accommodations will be most likely to conduce
TO your comfort.
servant
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by A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

Il INTENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY AND WALNUT PLANK
u boards veneers, &C., nuction-On "Wednesday, the 9Th
front warehouse, tho Of 9th
II o'clock very large assortment ofthe above
mentioned, viz
h,A, y, Il, and Lnch boards
lxa2s, ~, 3, finch plank, comprising all between
and thousand feet.
Also, about 5000 feet OF fine crotch vcneers
described lot mahogany walnut certainly The
received Cabinet makers and
spectfully invited attend the sale.
Teims under $25 cash $25 credit Of
satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
Sd A. GkEEN, Auceonoes.
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THE above reward will he paid finding
TO book supposed to he lost
Saturday 4t Instant containing account Of work.
land warrant for hundred and ry together
other papers. JAMES N. LoKEy,
Maryland avenue between 9Th and Ak street,.
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HANGING SCHOCL.-MADAM BLAKE has the honor Of an
" public that her dancing school
will pupils the 4th
November 1851 Madam b. will every variety If paror
and ball room dancing.
Through York. Madam b. will receive all the
Of Tuesdays and
Saturdays apply Hall.
Nov
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MARRIED.,

At Bella Vista, "Wednesday evening, LIST instant by
TowLEs, II. H. SPEAKE NJ. D. Of Washington city, D. to
GEoRGfNh F. daughter OF the late Captain WILLIAM
OF Dumfries, Prince William county, Virginia
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MISS JENNY BUsK's FRET AND ONLY


%, il
N the petition Of NJ sooe OF Paris, France, praying for
W tension
preserving steel from
nom the expiration OF said which take. place the
day Of December, A. d. 1871
III ordered .ad petition
Saturday, the 9th Of December 1884, ~ O'Clock,
Notified and show they have
why said petition ought moi to be granted
Persons opposing le In
Office Their objections specifically forth writing
before Of
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cordance ONCE which viii be
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Providence Journal, Providence Rhode Island
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Louisiana; and Pitburg Pitburg
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Georgia Election.

This election took place yesterday. governor eight
members OF Congress. and senators and representatives
in the State legislature, TO be chosen. The follow.
ing are the candidates for Congress
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ax DYER 4 Mcguire. Auc,ionser..

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE AT THE RESIDENCE or HIS
Y EXCELLENCY THE BRAZILIAN MINIsTER--On Tues
Of his eIceency Macedo, PcnnsyvaniA avenue,
his superb household furniture, nch China,
glass; plated family carriages, horses, Ac viz
One elegant 7ocave piano. made by Broadwood OF London
piano stool
Three rosewood sofas silk Bvocatcuc
m and other chairs to match
aetes, and other chairs, cred
plush velvet
Tvs rosewood and two mahogany pier tabIcsI
Rosewood cabinet, III glass doors
1wolarge French plate mantel mirrors
Three splenoid chandeliers, brackets
Elegant mantel clock and ornaments
Rich tapestry, Brussels and 3py carpets
silk dapiask and lace curtains, cornices, kc
Two large Chinese steel IRE sets
Eight ball room sofas, mahogany centre table
Mahogany extension, dining, and side tables
China band Powered dnnsI, dessert
bohemian gut glass Wines gobIets umbc decanes, finger
bowls,
Balance handle table cutlery
Silver plated Epergnes pitchers
Fruit Dishes fruit knives, forks, and spoons
French bedseads, waIdrobes dressing bureaus
Wasbstands, toilet sets, beds, mattresses
Work tables, bidete, blankets, cradles
Cooking and other Jack cooking eoppes
Together with assortment OF kitchen requisites
At o'clock
In front OF shal SELL
match horses
English vierns carriages, built to order
set &c.
very fine mich
n wines,
Madeira sherry particular description OF which
be previous the day OF sale.
$50 and under, cssh $50 credit Of GO days,
FOR satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Sept o5-eoSds Aueisnsen
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TELEanApnio REPORTS, So

drrtoat Of The Steamer Ohio More Gad--7As Mai. Sc
Nav foRk, October The steamer Ohio arrived this
morning from Chages She brings 450 passengers, one
freight and about six hundred thousand dollars worth in
the hands OF passengers The Ohio brings tho Pacific
mails but nothing later from California than brought by tho
Promeihe
Among passengers Captain soddard aud the crew
OF the Lais ete which vessel on the ioh while pairing
to leave for san Juan, was burnt to the waters edge and
coal and quantity of freight for San Juan consisting OF
dry goods. liquors, specie nc The loss is heavy and Tho
The gold by The Ohio is consigned pary as fol-
lows Adams 4 Co, S5oi,2os; Beebe q Co, szJ2. 600
Trial ofhe chr,sfiana Rioters, &c.
PHILADELrmA, Oct 6.--In the United States circuit
be drawn from Lancaster county, Try Elijah Lewis and
mas been fixed for the 4h Monday in November.
IN the district court Edward Gates shsIgsd With alb
charged with eoun,ereng United States eoin have had
their trials postponed ill the November term
Dsstructiue Fire
Troy, IN Y.) Oct, 5,-The planning mill Of Mr.
Norton sage was hed 10y incendiay last night and to-
tally consumed Loss estimated S35 900, mostly covered
by insurance
The Georgia has arrived direc, from Havana with a
weeks later news Forty more OF the Lopez prisoners had
pardoned and set al liberty.
An experiment made on Saturday evening with the
Fire Annihiator two-sory frame building erected for
the occasion. The building was filed with conbustibes
and well started with tnrpenne The experiment proved
failure. Another experiment will be made In the course
OF this week Mlsmanagement is said to have been the
Of the failure About 1000 persons present.
New ORLEANS Oct. a.
Sales yesterday of 1000 and to-day OF 1000 bales OF
a cents for mddng and 81 cents for good mid
ding. Corn AZ 90 Gunny bags
I0A cents. Freights hrmer. Business Is dull
Anived-shps Hero and HARRISON from New York
barques Fores and Quincy, from Boston
Ffost is reported have npped the cotton on the Lower
Mississippi on the night of the 18th uit.
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Trial ofthe Chr,stiana Rioters, &c.
DsSfyuctipe Fire.

Troy, ~ f',) Oct, o-The steam planning mill OF Mr.
Morton Sage fired 10y ncendiay last hight aud to
tally consumed Loss estimated S35 oOO mostly
by Insurance,
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NhW UNI.hhNs, OCT
The Georgia has arrived direct from Havana with a
weeks later Forty more Of the Lopez prisoners had
been Cadiz. Capt. Ellis OF Washington, had been
pardoned and set al liberty.
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stoves and Grates.-I in
complete of the latest styles OF stoves and
jewel the chandelier
burning COAL woodicsc advantages
Ao OF all kinds
York, elliptic CRATES, &c, he The
Cumberland COAL arrived also assortment Of
Another celebrated Bpa hot cooking
received portable heating DWELLING
houses churches Offices the shortest notice Hard
In great debrcks setting
CRATES Crates up order, &c.
Q. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania avenue between 10Th and llth
Oct Stiff
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Dist Union ticket Southern rights
l. Charles n. Hopkins, Joseph w. Jackson.
O. James Johnson, Henry w. Benning
g. Absalom n. Chappell, David j. Bailey.
T. Charles Murphy, John ID. Siel
s. +. w. Chastain, William n. Stiles
o. Junus Hillyer, Thomas f. Joqes.
7. A. II. Stephens, David w, Lewis.
s. Robert Toombs, Robert Mcmillan
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NhSy department, S~ps vs. ss"s'
omcers OF the nnd other who have In
het possession books which the Navy Department
- mo. ETHERfDoE,
Sept 8--dim ChAf dAsk-
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r. s. Editors Of The above papers viii please copy and
bills 70 The Patent once with paper containing this notice
Oct T-iaw?v
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The California Markets.


FEr. I've annex the rev'es Of the principal
staples
Tlors The stock on haud /. very iarr. with bu.
limited demand prices have in consequences yielded
OHAN Oats are very scarce. Barley Is ia iss de-
L and, e. quotations.
Popx-rhs II arlet bs. for the last few days shown
tlisht upward tendency. holders in many eases r.
fUtiog 70 close 81 the ruling rates.
EfEt IL very dEll
sto.R is fIn at our la,t quo.a.ios. and shows a
coFgsr.-Tts arrival. lately have bs,n moderate
Ts,s-A osrso ssls Of .hs 2sth alt. ,ho#ei q very
material Decline On previous rates The market IL
nov we'll suppied sEdfutare arrivals will be closed %
ssa.ts Pun With bat - transactions. very ane
rsesia. 500, lover classes f25 German s. sl2
per =.
TsaAeoo. stock moderate. sni a good demand for
bisher qualities
w,srs -Ths market !, foliy too ssa and bu, very
little doing Ciafet - 81 asa Madeira very dull
At fbss6. Cfompasne stock yery large. sales have
teen made ~ lov sssB.
Bf&sbv-A coasidsrsbe increase of the stock on
hsud has reduced our quotations. The market = dun
NAg.nEY. Monongahela IL lover In con.egn.nsa Of
large arrivals Irth aud scotch are scarce Asd 1T
s-Hut little 10 ne market and no demand
Gtx-ln con.quence Of the email qusntisy 10 mar.
MAJ Lisposs@ IN bottle, ii.tle better in ca.k.
very dull, without demand.
Day Goobs-Nay duh
Goat Very low and prices almost nominal
IN. money market IL q. present very dan, captats
being unwilling 70 DyeFt except on the mos. ubdoubt
ercAritys lbr recent fectsfnbs on lan4 titles by
cur Judicial authorities. ard the usury b proposed
in the house, Of Legiatufe have mbiuei q prodnc.
urfayersbe ceiling 10 the community. and greatly
diminish the amount 81 money IN the market
Cold duet has been very scare. for som. time past
and u good sricle readily bring, highest quo
tstions
faIr amount o. busine.. We. done yesterday. but
without arg very large transactions coming 20 our
Rnowleese The provision market still continues 1rm
and price, have apparently reached their loves, ebb
For coffee and sugar stillfurther advance Ii asked
and high as &c. was obtained fer lot Of brown Ma
rills
Gold duet wss in demand. and the exports u day
will be somewhat higher than for the past sir week.
The scrip market was insctive-state warrants we're
cold ut 53c.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. FEB !, 1851
AsHrs. salerstus per Id, "a &C. pots per 10 ,
none: pearls, do do.
PsrinsTrprs-Chi -four 200 ID. ssck' sl0as1i;
DO 100 10 % IS SO IS 60; do so ID DO 80, Aus
tr.iian 200 ID. sacks s6ass; American sweet bbis
J. buckwhrat. prime, s1i corn meal IN bbb, sweet,
ss do half 90, 81; navy bread prime, pr 10, esTc
pilot DO do DO, 10 12c crackers, 10 tins do ID
isc rice India do S6af5 0i do, Caroina, DO ~
$40. corn south American DO. 81; barley, s3a ~;
bears Americaa do 81 do, Chill, So 90 oats,
sydpey do S. hay California, per ton $50 DO Anne.
rcsn, do, $40.
BvLprre Nationals -Brisks, common, s1es Us per
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News from tho sacramento valley

W. learn from The Sacramento transcript. of
The 2lst q January, that the Indians have again
commenced hcsuliues against the miaers along
the frontier 81 l.ldorad0 county. who have held
meet r., and call earnestly uyon Government 10
pso't c. hen. The TFgrsc, iyt adds
The Indians are Ia the habit % corilpg close to tie
rancho IN daylight and killing the horses and ether
STOCK arourd. On Sunday last. two persoos. only
very hort distance from the house fred On anI
yourg samed Smith seriously wounded
There are three rarcheffas within twelve miles Of
Jhusons ~h@re there !. gathered large b ay u a.
diats and the whites are compelled TO guard the
house both by night sna day.
Stock commands a good price al Sacramento.
Within a week. the price OF mules and horses has
advanced nearly fifty per cent Mules in good
condition are worth 800.
Seventeen thousand letters were received al
Sacramento. brought by the steamer Oregon, b..
sides large number a. hsgs Of newspapers.
The Jrgusotpt says -
Scarcely q day has passed within the past week
that have not observed large sius q ales heavily
packed With sacks q -four, boxes and kegs, leaving
the city for the Northern mines Toe recent dr.
coveriss there 10 have i'm pafts1 In pctus e. all
The county Of Marrosa hiss brought suit Tor $40 600
tgsinst the stcurity Of Mariana who murdered Fos
tfr end t.csTef from San Jose
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IRON the Alta hAlitprria
I.is our painful duty 10 ecoid auoller sad accident
from steam, by which two PER. ols were billec, and
nine or ten injured. The steamer Major Tompklus
bound 10 this city from Sacramento, yesterday ex.
Ienenced one of those awful scenes winch moth % 2
else Oh earth can ITnifafe-an explosion by steam
This Is the ecOnd accident Of the Kind which has
occurred IN Caiifornis; NAV IL be the last. The
most authentic account which have yet OBJ
famed q tie affair AZ the lollowing -
Report Of the Clerk Of the steamer West Poist
Jan. p -Aftsr leaving Sacramento City, We over.
took the steamer Mao: Tomrkins, ana passed her
about twenty miles below. When we had distaaced
her about baf mile, We heard an explosion, and
" that she had blown up. We hove about auf
went 70 her, sad found that the steam head had
blown out.
The folio wing : a list q the killed and scaldci
=. Tracy, hpman. dead; Simeon Cunningh fm.
"a engineer. badly scslded, Edward L4m3r, fire.
man, badly scalded. Riehari Martin, Of Loadoa,
dad: Ecws aid j. one, Mississippi, badly hur; M
OR, NJ .siEen, badly hurt; Mr Johnson. Of Mag
noha House, Sacramento City, slightly II a.
Whitley, slightly: G. %. Whinle, 10 Lat
90 -; Mr.. Tai lCr, "a clerk Of TOM klns, 1O
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certainly very wild, and indicated that both parties

certainly very wild, and ldca that both parties
were intoxicated
Mr.. f. II. Bryan was committed for stabbiGg
Woolley keaney, on Central wharf, on Saturday.
Several witnesses IN the case were ex im'ned be-
fsre the Recorder yesterday, the substance OF
whose testimony was, III 4, The accused came down
from Sacramento. in The West Point, on Friday
night; that on the following morning he had
quarrel with the clerk of the boat, IN relation to
inielfered, when Bryan pushed him Oft, expressing
a wish OF 10 hear anything from him They then
clnchei, and Bryan being pushed dowa on his
couple OF wounds on the thigh of kearney TIE
latter released his hold and ran off, followed BY
Bryan. who inflicted another wound on his ara,
with the knife A sailor then ran up aud knoc ed
pursued The sailor, when a police officer came NJ
and arrested him We understood yes,erdiv tina,
kearuey could not live much longer. Byan's bsi
was fixed al $40 600
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Anraya 81. IN gel,sor,,,

-. rom TIE sss francisco Herals February
lhe coroner held IN inquest, Yesterday morning,
On ne body ~ The man killed on Tuesday night
~ me fsfker louise. ard the Jury after patient
eAeHihaton OF Hll the witnesses to the deed re-
TUNED he verdict, tat " the deceased. Charles
Barley, came 70 bis death Ivy a nisfol m !, wound.
inflicted by the hand ~ Charles Burnett IN the
Parker House, or the night Of the 2s.h Of January.
Great curiosity was evincsd by tie crowd TO get
sight q the body, az y lay in the room hack ~
the saloon, and hundreds were eagerly examining
the marks OF the bullets lodged IN various parts Of
the house. One bullet paced w santing direo
ton, through the stove pipe, about ten feet from
the ground, another strt ck an iron cafe snd third
LOGGED in the railing The crowd. owing 10 the
latsness OF the hour, had tbinned out in the saloon
slee we should have had, no doubt, to record the
death Of innocent bystanders. The shooting was
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Another jail De livery.


IUH1 JOurHhI, 7
Just as we went 10 press his morning, we were
informed by Deputy Sheriff Thompson, that be-
tween and o'clock last evening, three men con-
lined IN our county jail made their escape through
the same hole which served for the egress of the
denEens of that II ace few weeks since, and
which had not been closed up. The prisoners, by
them the balls and chains fastened 10 their ANGLES
Their names were w. A. &. Elliot, sentenced 10
one year, for stealing money from Smiths ranch
W Thomas, the Sydney man, who was whipped a
DAY two since for stealing horses and ere iah
Rtnev, sentenced TO six years, for stealing money
from Henshaws. The next time that horse thief
is caught, we hope that he may be so secured ss
TO prevent the possibility Of escape.
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" a rISets.

EINGsroY, ia, Feb q = tlour--The IN arket il
pcasly stocked and little demau exists for tie
article. parcel OF 400 barrels Baltimore time
here the quality OF which said to be infs rior rs,
charged bands ais Sd pr barrel This has been the
only operation OF shy Consequence since list the
sales Of Baltimore having been ned to trhng
lots at 28s 29s per barrel 29s has been refused for
lot OF ll0C barrels Georgete wn Meal In very limited
enquiry, With large stock No Gales above las Per
barrel Rice Carolina Is abundant and not 10 active
demand. Batter-Americau is procurabe Al I'D a Cd.
Breel-Bsitmore pilot brings los Sd lss generally,
but Wsttson's commands los. Crackers worth 2ls
22s. aaoserel The last arrival OF so barrels was
held rnly for the advanced rate OF 3 and the greater
portion sold thersa but the de msnd for the arei
ole has been greatly reduced in consequence. Her
rings The prize of No of prime quality has been
forced up TO l6s per barrel; thers is still however
large quantity Of inferior, and spoilt ia the srkst
Oil Holders experience nu;h difficulty in moving
Cod at Sc; the stock being much In OF
the teTsrd. Lard. American, OF which thers is
large stock on hand may be qroted ut Cd "a but
prices tending downwards. Codish-sals5 to q
considerable extent effected at los psr loo lbs for
eak after which holders held firmly for lis LIS, and
rates Ola parcels. however are still procarable At
34s AS per tieroe Of 4 q1intas. Boxes have
been placed at lbs a ITS. Salmon Is scarce
Pork is taken in moderate parcels, at COS 62s for
prime ami r6s. tor mess American abup-
dar., asd rot very active, st 81 per lb Soap-0p
retions uuimpor.ant. Capcles Stock of tslow very
large. AID nothing over Cad per 10 caa be got foe
assorted sz,s Cheese American is placed at l. per
b. Lumbsr-nore than T5s. "A sos per NJ feet cannot
be obtained for the best white pine; but the latter
figure has been refused for cargo adoat, for oct
port for which COS Ia asked Cedar shingles worth
1ss There Is nothing doing in other descriptions
Beet is in npie supply. Amsrcsn " anilyn is NOV ID
at sis 4os per half barrel and bis per quarter bar
rel Tongues We quote American piss' at AS. Corn
is very scarce Gold-A American gold has been taken
to o large extent at IL q 2 per cent premium Malt
is plentiful and dull. Tobacco Cavendish is ssarcs
and in good demand, at Is Sd If I'd per h. for 1873
and Iss Exchanges On New York merchants bills,
10 days, q, per cent premium.
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Kxport OF Quicksilver.

FROM NE san rthnelhco hsfalu. req 4.
The British bng John has been tlhing in guam
ny of quicksilver from the mines of this metal
nea. SAN lose, intended for expectation 10 Cdllao
and England. This is but beginning of what is
10 be. The quick silver mines OF this couatry will,
IN the course of time, when they shall become
fully developed, be able to supply the world with
this article, so indispensable III the arts and mi
nino
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Newspaper Accounts.

IMMIGRATION FROM AMERICA.
FROM tn. Kingston tJam) Journal Feb. II.
We understand that there was, on Saturday last,
a consultation amongst some gentlemen who are
taking an active interest in The promotion Of emf
grafton from the United States, and who had met
at the Office OF w. Wemyss Anderson, Esl for the
purpose of getting up public meeting on the sub.
Jet, for en- early day, in Spanish Town II ia to be
hoped that the endesvor may be successful and ef-
fectual.
~ ARMED SQUADRON on TIE ctBA COAST.
From the Falmouth (Jsm) Post
We have been informed by Capt. McCol, the
commander of the schooner Fulton, which arrived
NJ this port on Wednesday last, consigned to
Messrs A. II. Solomon n Brother, that a few
days previous to his ARRIVAL he observed of Cum
berland harhor, about thirty miles from St. Jago
de Cuba, large friGate, two brgs OF war, and a
steamer. These vessels were telegraphing and
manuuvrng. but Captain McColl was not near
enough TO distinguish their national Gags. IL is
likely that they are part OF the squadron sent
out by the Spanish government to prevent second
" invasion Of A nerican adven!urers.
From the Kingston Journal, Feb 2el
INTERCOURSE WITH CApTHAGENA.
The New Granadian schooner Anita, Captain
Henriques, which arrived at ths port on Saturday
last, from Carthagena, brought as passengers two
merchants, who have come here to purchase dry
goods and other articles, and three youths to he ed
ucated in this city, besides large quantity of spe
Gle en- freight. These circumstances show the ne
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~ the polite attention Of Dir. eward, Purser az
the steamer Sea Gull, we have been favored with
files Of Oregon papers TO az late date az the lith
instant.
Tie Sea Gull made the run up ID soyenty-six
hours.
The Spectator felictaes itself upcn the iae
weather which they are enjoy ing. i says
TIE weather hs. net bern - any tine during the
winter cold enough 70 make ice two pchss thick
in the most stagnsnt poole. The Thermometer has
,unten bot ones since the wint.. sst In a. log IS
aud II stood a. that but Tor engla day The weather
Tor the part has been showery though The guam
tity II that fell has not been large The therno
meter ranged at about forty degrees during the month
Of December
The Bfiitsaukie Star speaks very kindly and in
praise Of Captain Morse, who was KILLED there re-
Gently by the bursting OF cannon. The Odd Fell
lows paid unusual honors to his remains and
memory. They may well DO So III was a good
WORTHY mrI-an honest and industrious one
The brig Ann Maine Captain Baker arrived NJ
the mouth Of the river on the Gtb ins only Elk days
from san Francisco two Of which she lay becslmsd.
sfe entered the river and anchored at Fort Gibson
Her cargo IL mostly merchandise, consigned 60 Mr. r.
NJ Smith. ~ this place This Ia one Of the qu ,ksst
trfpe On Teoord.- Orsg0Bida
Tue wFsrntn We have had constant rain during
the nlght the ground has become thoroughly atnrst.
ca and we q ~ look Tor a heavy rise In the streams
The willamette has already beg to rss quite rapid.
L. The rain st comes down la torrt nts. with fair
rrosreot for atorm TO continue yet for several
cay, 10.
Tie pspers are almost entirely destitute Of inte-
rect.
In stracufe, Liam county, oregon oct H. Eli.hs
hin formerly Of Meneo1. Mas, eyed IS. la
OREGON city, Dec IL Of peritOnes Is III mmstiou,
William Henry Skater, aged 70 years German by
In Portland, t0) Of consumption, Mrs RuthsnneB D.
hnkeny.