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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

lSTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CoNvEHrIoS.-It
is proposed in some of The Virginia papers to
hold State Convention liz the town of Union,
Monroe county, Va, on the 18Th OF August, TO
adopt measures tu finish portion Of the
works OF internal improvement commenced in
the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

~ E. Drayton Earle, a gentleman of some
eminence, died at his residence near Green.
vile Court House, South Carolina, ON the 1st
instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

~ The wife of Charles Briggs, of Ro-
chester, New York, " as drowned last Monday
by falling into cistern, whittier she went TO
procure bucket of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

- The Provincial Government has ap-
propriated $l2, 900 for the relief of the suffer.
ers by the late fire at NJ Monrreal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

70 Jos. Fl. Sherrard has been selected TO
deliver funeral eulogium on Henry Clay, at
Wine ster, on the 2oth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

70 Judge Preston, who was killed by the
explosion Of the St. James, was a native of
Abingdon,V Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

- The Union Convention of Georgia has
been postponed till the 18th of August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

= Another serious disaster has occurred
on the Western waters. A dispatch from
Cleveland, dated July l3, says:
The steamer America AMI the new propel-
Ter City of Oswego, bound up the Lake, came
in collision about ten O'Clock last evening,
about Is miles above this place. The latter
sank in about ten minutes, and it is supposed
that fifteen or twenty lives were lost. The
steamer put back, and reached this port this
morning in a sinking condition. The propel
Ter was owned by the Messrs. Bancroft of
OswegO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16
p OBkKT z. BKOADDUe otsers aus .ersi.

u OBEkT Y. BKOADDUs oters ms eerst
~ ces to the ciuzens of Richmond and the puplc
generally as a general Collector Of claims he
pledges himself 10 AMEND strictly 10 s bnsiness en-
IrusIed to mis- care HIS Office - In the rear OF NJ
James K. Su,ron's Office, IN Law Bui ding, itch
nund, Va my 4-om
HENTS, DRYsS 6OOTss-Anosher snp-
VI ply just received OF these b sudful md supe-
Nor French Cali Dress Boots, q No - Main ssFees,
sign OF the Big Boot, By
je 70 WILLIAM WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

There was fnH moon OH the 1st of July,
and there will be another on the 3lst-a cir
cums,ance that has not occurred since 1776,
when there was full moon on the 1st and the
36th.-New Horen Journal
There should have been inserted after the
date l77b" The words except in 1895, 1914,
aud 1858; and it might have been added that
II will not occur again until 1871, unless the
Lunar Cycle OF nineteen years is changed
Aer H0ren Palladium
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

lPPINCOTT's CABINET hIsrv.
~ RiES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
1 5 Arthur and VIM Z Carpenter. Histories Of
62H cents.
IN tnis series of histories the author while pre-
senung concise but accurate narrative of the do
nes,ic policy Of each State. will give greater pro.
nilnence to the personal history Of the people, The
Dangers which continually hoverea around the
early coonisrs; the stirring Romance o. life passed
ieariessy amid peril the incident. OF border war
Iafei me adventures OF hardy pioneers; the keen
"atcfiulness the subtle surprise, the ruth ess at
TACK and prompt retail. tion-ali these having had
an Important Influence upon tbs formation OF the
american character, are 10 De faithfully recorded,
"h.ae the progressive developments VI the citzens
ol each individual State from the rough forest me
OF the earlier day to the polished condin N u tns
present, Will exhibit picture Of national
as instructing IT il interesting. BOOKS sent py
mail when desired
my 20 HARROLD MUkhAf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF EIGHTEEN LIVES.
The British bark frusty, Foster, from Por,
Scarborough, England, for Quebec, with 1a4
passengers, was totally wrecked on reef off
Cape Gaspe, ION the afternoon OF the 22d OF
June, and thirteen of the passengers and FIVE
of the crew were drowned in attempting TO
land. Two schooners arrived at Quebec ON
the 9Th inst. with part of the crew aud passen-
gers; the remainder of those saved were on
their way 10 the same port in another schooner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

DRowNfD.-Tao children OF Mrs. Vaughan,
of Roxborough, N. c., one boy anu the
other girl and the eldest about 10 years old,
were drowned on Tuesday last while fishing
in Reds pond l. would seem that the little
girl fell in the pond, and her little brother, al
though he could not swim, calamity and he
roicly jumped in TO save her, bui unfortunately
they both perished, side by side. That was a
noble boy Million Chrosicie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16
EvILs or INFANT BAPTIsM.- 4ao

N Wis VT 1Nr AM bAfIlSm.- 4So
IL copies OF the second edition of this work just
received and for sale.
The irst edition of this book having met with
ready sale, 1t has been r, ,v.sed by toe author (k
3. c. Howell, ID d. and stereotyped. From the
great enquiry for this 5ook since the first edition
was solo, We antic pate spe dy sale. To those
WHO buy 10 sell again discount of Is per cent.
from the retail. price OF 50 cents will be msde.
Just received further supply Of Religiu.s IS
Works, American Tract Society's Publications,
&c. Also, an additional supply of Books for
schools anc colleges stationery OF all kinds. Bsp-
tist BOOK Store, No. 2L3, Main street square above
the Banks CHAS. WOkTHAM
ie nauna;,arv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

\ singular wager came off at An werp re-
Gently. The master Of nerchauinlan bet
anoiher 4O0f. that one of hls sailors would
elnb To The top Of the s,eeple of Nolre dame,
ana remain SEATED on the wealth .rcock tor six
.,oufs. Z, sailor executed this dangerous feat.
Aie climbed on 10 the cock M three o'clock,
ahd remained seated Till nine. A large crowd
assembled, and remained unit. the man came
Gown, cheering him heaiiily on reaching terra
fnaa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

PoLIrIcAL JoKE.-The New York Mirror
says a couple OF "colored gemmen" were
overheard, discussing politics in Broadway
One say to the other. What makes 'em call
Generai Scott Ole Fuss and Feathers ~.
Way Lor,' Sam, don't you kuowi lis case
he's fuss in war. fuss in peace, aud fuss in de
hearts Oh de country people,"
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RLSgs6G SsG. hlGK Az !, sgLRHgEs ;,g s.,ya We 1E !. =.

RLUE LICK yULPHUR WAITE ~
ID FROM THE BLUE LICK sFRlhG5, In KEN-
TUCkY.-Fresh supplies just received. This Sui
phur Water 10 well and favorably kaown. Persobs
OF biols HABITS or with tendency 10 bilious aec-
tions, other diseases incident TO the warm months
OF summer, or those suffering from dyspeptic
symptoms, will find great advantage from its use.
As a cooling aperient, it possesses many advapta-
ges over the ordinary saline pursstiyes Ii SETON
on the bowes 10 more natural, and IL eject Of giv-
ing strength and tone to the digestive organs, rem
der it0ne of the nosf desirable remedial aGents u
has within itself the elements OF ils own preserve
tion. and we ere, therefore, enabled 70 oder Il -
pert. ct as to its outward tbaractestics and with
the certainty fhat all its properties - remedial
agent retained ~ If tahen fresh from the Spring.
Ia Its composition Il s identical with rhe HsrYo1.
gate Spring, of England. We are the only agents
4 its sale In this city. Our supplies n ceived
direct from the Spnng.
All Blue Lick Water In bottles sold BY us viii be
branded thus, /. Blue Lick Water, Purcell, Ladd 4
Co.." the words being blown ia The glass, The
proprietors, with the view Of plscing this Water
within the reach of al. put 1t as % low price that
we warranted In ssying that u u the eheapest
Mineral Wster In the United states.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Gen1 Agents
jel7 For the Blue Lick Sulphur Water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

Among the recent adventurers 10 Australia,
are Mary and William Hewitt. They proba-
bly, intend to write book on the scenes and
incidents of that country, and thus to dig gold
intellectually.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

S FOR KENT. two newly bulir three story
q Houses, with lgss pipes Mfous hout-- on Main
street. b tween End and 3rd sire cts Apply TO
my 26-ts w. iODDIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

O. FOR RENT, first rate large Brick
U:S Dwelling, with every convenience, situated at
TIE inter- ecion of Marshall and sixth stree ts This
house has lately been repaired and beautifed
throughout. 1t has about 10 rooms and 10 delight.
fully situated Rent S4U0 per annum: and posses
sion may bs had Immediately.
TOLER & COOK,
egg General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

ID ICHAlOND sANURACTORY.--&3
Hand Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by a. experienced workman . anv
In the United States, snd fecond to none
Spectacies Of various kinds, and those eyounA
By ourselves, positively restoring the sight = near
q artificial n,sans can
Tho Rvsr Flowing Founfain Pen. modsrn
tnyention, combining skill with simplicitv ~ -
doubt ~ expressed by many, a7Is inventien ~
eAts aSs For further particulars please ceIl a -
odice and examine for yourselves q % the ufiiifv
workmanship, and durability; and decide vheenss,
u j. reality or humbug.
hsnufsctoiy % the corner of llth md Msia Q;
Library.
PeLs re-pointed and warranted % se,ud.
ap3 RICHMOND MANUrACT0RY.
AND IN HENRlCO.-Ws viiI III ssssS
- i5o a:res Of excellent Wood LAND, withons
Improvements, lying in HeuEico eeusy, aboet sevs
en- miles north Of the city, which y euppoaeA -
CONTAIN Coal, Il being the next tract g o0e roo
which much Coal kss been taken md fhc Lase -
ing near Hungary Water Ststiou, eisher wOca .
coal might easil, be transportad thenee @ Aien-
carly. T0LER y COOK
jyt 0enera Agsnss:
IsHEsa FEUN6sy--i n.vs ju1s rassivs1 :
i lot of the above arjele, which lSan reeom.
mend q fresh. and - cxceieul arlleS ~ tm1lY
a.s csii = AAIoIIo usssE s1cz'Ifs: 81. ns.:.
ExTKA TLOCR.--A very sspsfioF - Sar
81 - " EuwM woRTHAn : co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

rAHDENAs MOLAsBRs.-l3 bids Car.
~ d nas Holasses, Tor sale By
jyl3 CHAs. 7. WORTHAN Z CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

L two fierces of new Nc. Salmon, retailing q
only 10 cents per pound Persons wishing prime
article, win pesse Ct d soon ar
HULST & KINGS,
jy 10 Old Market and 232 b Beoad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

A WHOLE FAMILY PoIsoNED.-Several
persons resiuing near the corner OF Main and
Hamilton streets, Mobile, were much alarmed
on Sunday last, 4th inst, by what they thought
violen, sy mptoms Of cholera in the family OF
man named John Prestloye, resident III thai
neig hborhood. A few hours after thu attack.
Prestlove died, his wife shortly followed, and
subsequently their child, little boy about
years old, died also. The Coroner was sun
moned, and an inquest held over the dead bo-
dies. The verdict was to the effect, that Prest
love died under the effect of nitric acid, taken
by himself voluntarily, and the wife and child
by The same, administered by the husband and
father. In the course of the day similar symp-
toms Were noticed in Mr.. James Carroll, u
boarder of Prestlove's, and the Coroner was
again called on Monday morning. with like
verdict. died from taking nitric acid administer
ed by Prestlove.' Prestlove was heard some
days ago to ask his wife ifshe intended to get
married again after his DEATH She answered
that she did not know-perhaps she would
He then remarked that he would see that she
would not. From this it is thought that he
adminste tered the poison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

g. FOh HENT.-ihree omces, suitable Tor
5 professional men-oue adjoining our Office,
lu Lisl. Row, and the other two in the Law Build
ing. Apply to rs. TOLER & COOK,
je II General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

Oh ACRES WOOD LAND, ON VII.
"a LIAMSBURG ROAD, TWo AND A
HALE MILES BELOW RiCHMOND.-For ssle.
24l acres of Wood land as above described. Be.
sizes being well wooded, upoa some portions OF it
there is good usnoer. Apply to Ro A. Mayo,
Esq, or
jY slot w. GOUDiHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16
CoNGREss-WEpkrspAr.

SENATE. The bill from the House auiho-
rizing he President to determine certain ports
OF entry IN Oregon was taken up, considered,
and passed.
Mr.. Mason submitted resolution calling
upon the President of the United States TO
communicate copies of all correspondence by
MIR. Walsh, late commissioner TO Hayti; which
was adopted.
The joint resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary OF War to furnish the Juvenile Washing
ton Guards OF this city with suitable arms,
was taken up, and, after debate, was agreed to.
The bill providing for the survey of the pub
Inc lands in California and granting donation
privileges was taken up.
House OF REpREsENTATlvEs.-T House
resumed the consideration ofth bill heretofore
reported, granting the right OF way and do
nation OF public lands to aid in the construction
OF railroad from Springfield, Illinois, TO Terre
Haute, Indiana.
Mr. Davis, OF Indiana, made q speech in
favor of the bill; when
MIR. Jones, of Tennessee, moved that the
bill be laid upon the table; which motion did
not prevail.
Before proceeding further the morning hour
expired.
Dir. German reported a bill to provide for
executing the public printing, and establishing
the prices thereon, and for other purposes.
Its consideration was postponed until to-
morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-16

A WNlNGS.-JACOB NULL, 18Th street. BE-
"A tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
70 execute in faithful and workmanlike manner.
the above description of work Awnings, Ssck.
Ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel-
Ropes, and all csher kinds Of splicing done e
short notice and on reasonable terms. - s. 8
~ Orders left at the Hardware store of Smith
jel7--lm sI1 - -
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EXTRA TLOCR.--A very sspsfior is isr
= - - " EuwIx woRTnA1f : co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
THE PRESS ON MR.. WEBSTER.


DAyIEL WEBSTER Is No MORE! The arm
that defended the Constitution il broken in death The
sun that has long guided the steps Of the Nation
cuenched Thu; great intellect which poured forth Ia
treasure OF Truth and wisdom Tor the enlightenment o.
mankind mas departed from among The hps whose
words were miracle and which stirred TIE Nation Ike
the sound Of q trumpet, are forever closed-'cTe'er
silent The great heart that embraced whoie ps3p4e
longer thrOhs with the Hood Of life. All tnat Wa mo
tai OF DANIEL WEBSTER has returned 10 Gust but rs
spirit rcinsins among bis fame can never die nor the
light OF HI -reat cxrmple-uor the lessons OF VISION
he has taught u Men die--principles never.
TweulysN year, ago NJ. WEBSTEa spoke IL aneuI
Hall the following words The sub eet Of The q IN d
Adams end jefferson. We quote them no less Tor INC
truth o. the sentiment tLey contain than Tor tncIi ~
ing appropriateness 70 the present occa.i0n 4-e
speaker could not have drawn more faithful picture u
himself than he has done IN these lines
"A Superior and commanding human ia.eulsrnc-,
truly great when heaven ouches 80 rare LIS : ~
steupcrary tame burning bright toT Whe; ana -
prug giving 10 returning darkness IL Is rAlHei
sJsTk Of fcryCit heat vel as RADIANT l2lt W.
10 enknde IL, OF human mind So tAt WI
It gmueIs ~ rs own decay, and nnaiy gees olt ~
night follows but 10 leaves The world a. Aghi al o" e
from the potent contact az own spirit ,.
Vain ana supeTruOus would be the euoFl a. INC =
sent NONE Ut 10 call 20 aid the hoe. OF cOihihy
place epthets md rhetorical phrases that are ls1a.S
bestowed upon the subject OF eulogy. h'elJ ".
feels that the nation has lost IL grcateet llal -
feud-rs vi-e-r conseIlor-s InOsr courageous ciail
pion-lis best patriot Tie NATIONAL heaft VII o-
iraushxed with peakablesosro" n me SAD an LII
cadence Of the words y AN-EL WEssTEr - - more.
Our country hes lost many gifted epfHs--is-y
strong inioecis many brave and devoted he2Tls ou
since the day when Gcorse Washington was sum u oneu
frcrn earth W. have not been called % mourn the -
Of one so truly great clearly defined 10 lamp az
rene ard character upon the age, - Ar NEBsrEA
lie tsuchf tie American people not only 10 be grea:
md powcrful. hu, he taught them justice and honor Ae
,surht them s.eadfss prncple and manly setre'pecL
enlarged patriotism. comprehensive and true phiAh-
rbropv He teachings were for al time future age
VII rssnlcr him the justice which Withheld nom
TIE rest s,s,r.rnsn was Great 70 the last The hgni
Of that splendid intellect went or u iaii oAze &c
troDg ense the clear thought the hTm seip ssess4oh
H., 6sve ever becu me mental clsraeierisucs q
DsxrrI wYHs1rr remained vita hin 70 iae Ao'iT OF
~ death he died ~ ii. pot with the cares Of La
non On Lis hard- w IN iEn prepara,on iof ~ -
sud al chsn-e. WaA n3o'e ca'-ileSs o 7P-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
From The New York Evening Poe.

Az an academical orator, as lawyer, as n
diucln, tist and as statesman, Mr. WEBSTER achieved
d lame which separately almost any 81 hls co'enpor'
aries living or dead might have en'ed Ills ahihtcr'
saw addresses are almost the only specimens OF that
epc,es of oratory in ths country that will survive the
nhors His efforts the bar, like most achievements
in that arena however memorable, wl only possess
traditional ,fme which in this country never astnS
The Senate hiss been his great thedter, where II ne
did not Law the Foundations OF hs lame "a nora0r ne
certainly erected the monuments which are 10 pefpet
u,tet Isforensc oratOIy has rarely been surpassed
either in ancient or modern times and there i no DOUBT
that hi ofmple in that body did more than IL now easi'
w opurecietcd in eley0tng ia standard OF Parliament
ary elOqLeuCe and decoruIn.
IN, never BETRAYED the politician IN the tone or the
language Of his -pcechcs Whatever might Dc the secret
oriyes RI Lila heart nc always rested ma policy upon
nrofesseclv public grounds and discussed them from
a national and never from "A personal or part-
49,, -, ~ yie,y In Ills respect Mr. WEBsrERS pO-
TcsI sreecbes etaud IN admirable contrast with the
style o., parliamentary oratory which orilnany PR
vsls q. Wsshipaton and we cannot Dut think tlst the
los OF bis admirable example, IN this respect has oeen
senfihly felt by the Senate since ne ceasei "ou'cJ "
rarticitate in the deliberations OF tha' BODY.
His 'e has eff lew lessons OF greate value thhn may
he adhered from the elevated tone Of MS Congressional
sne9rbes. IN which h. never made undglIhed dp-
peal or INDUCED one personal OF nm unpaIi4ih5
illusion We do not -ecolect an instance 81 Mr. WEB
srFp, being called % order Of Ms beng out OF Or
der during the whole Of MS parliamentary NE Las
c1n hardly be said Oh any other person VINO ever hei
.o, IN tie Congress Of the United Statos more thsh
single tern. ,.,s. A. ,U.s,-v,
I corti,ue 70 be estimated vsri0uly, 81 he always
has hem By his cOuntrymen lis greatness IN tiles,'
csraci,ie- have been more frequently questioned,
. esIv bv political sdyersaries than On orator or
lawyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
FROM The Washington Repaid


", WrrsryR breafhed his last in the bosom Of biz
Grrilv and with d soul uncicuded AID serene. Inc
,leyfarhic narrative Of bis last moments shows mat 10
him N eA,t Deah mad lost all is terror lie regarded
H. advance without apprehension and resigned himself
., decree with The cheerful cOInpoeure OF the Chrs
ran H. lie could not have terminated more "ortLhiy'
on ip manner more consOatOrytO hs dearest Inends
o. NJ WEnsTTRs ability, chsrar.er and se''ieesHi .
r reocesssry 10 speak in detail They are known and
rorri1 % everywhere though perhaps never yet ap.
urecated 10 tie full extent u theH mems IH'y "Iu
b. upderstood and valued most 10" ust my az 10
lopoer av.ishle Strongly attached % "ii{ Pnncipes
.rd tbrcughout a lOng PERIOD SHARING WIZ af. Gay
The leaderAp Of tie Wing party ne YES q, All nnie me
,r, ~ than the partisan. liz most brilliant and
,ressie Efforts Of 0ratOry are associA7i "tn recoee-
49, on NATIONAL peTi national triumph; and tAe
strs ue-h Of hs sa-aclDls 1llhI never S1 :"
corTcI,ousy a. wher graphing wiki ezigences inyolY
~ rs-iousl rishT G. imp sring national dignity. The
rc,r,i. Of the Union present mpershsbe eYiience OF
~ undvarrg deTOOL 20 its glory and the surpassng
CORY and wi.dcm OF biz efforts IN IL behalf.
Mr. WTPsrEz's fame u not circumscrlbed within the
Hrnits al tht. Republic broad az they IA dplo-
he i ndsoubly connected with the foreign lire
o the NATION Ills la5ors IN that regard have perhaps
contributed more Than those Of any man snce Wssh-
in-tcn 10 giye weight - the name Of American in the
etncIs c other countries Cautious, yet fu Of cour
sgeond OF peace, yet :oEier sun o. liberty ana rgnf-
IL Diplomatic acton displayed genius and power
la. have been felt throughout Europe, and have created
Z new era IL the historic being Of his country
OurGufy now IT, while grieying over the bereayeulcn
70 uroni by the Example We may no longer have the
benefit Of Mr WEssTHR's skll 20 pilot the country
ihrrugh sea Of dricul,ee but the patriotic sp.st
nhcb nefvei him in every hour OF rial remains 70 n
IN hegi,nce vch neither Death nor Time csa "eAAsi
cr dcstIoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
Marine Disasters.

NEWPORT, Fla, "wednesday, Oct % ls12.
The brig'J. G. Anderson, which got aii0at on
the sh inst has now On board that portion Of her cargo
which abe bad unlosdsd
The schr j. Vail will be put a6oat shortly.
az On expense OF 1900.
The brig Warcissa has discharged her cargo,
but Il still Ashore, waiting instructions from the Under
writers. .
The bark W. II. Brodie, ashore, is discharg.
ing her cargo
The schr. Tallahassee, from New-Orleans for
Newport encountered the gale o. the oh and wss lowed
by steamer into Apslachieola. The salvage psd was
$50 about 30 per cent Oh her cargo, which was re
shipped 10 Newport
There have been no arrivals at or clearances
from this port this week. ,a,,
The bark Louisa, which left Philadeiphis ON
the 24t for Trieste returned In distress 70 the 6fe.
water having Lost Ler mizzen, main and oretopms''
with her boa:s and buwarks store
NORFOLK, Monday, Oct. q h2
The brig Marine, Of and for Boston ''on'
JseksouviIle. prt in here with loss Of .sis &c G.
The British schooner Peri, from Domih'cs
r., BsI,imore l. In Hampton Rosds having On c;'sa
@ ss ~ he Brsh brig yeine Of L,epool -
from, wilmington for Trinidad. absndonea |" "A