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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

In the town OF Essex, Massachusetts, young
lady. who was '.medium," suddenly became
so widely derunged on Monday morning las, as
TO require contant restraint, night and Gay. The
"mania" prevails 10 un alarming extent in that
place. Two Of the principal mediums, however
have recently renounced the faith andpronounc-
ed the idea of communication with the spirits OF
the departed an illusion.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

How TO Destroy LocoFocoIsM.-The Pias-
burgh Journal is responsible for The following.
Said heavy sided but clear headed old Ger
man democratic member Of The Legislature.
Lease de public works and pass dis Maine
Liquor Law, and would Mt givu d--n for
the democratic par,yl" E-rttsii -.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

A STRANGE AFFAIR.-Some time ago we
noticed that woman named MARY DELANY,
had been convicted, in Pittsburgh, of manslauh-
ter. She was charged with murder in the first
degree, but after session of the jury six or
eight days in length, the above verdict was rem
dered It now turns out that the unhappy de-
fendant is not the guilty person. 1t was stated
by her ccunsel on motion to set aside the verdict
that ''a person had just made confession that he
,ros the guilty party. and tha: his conscience rould
not aitOsO Of Mary Deldny suffering in his stead.
This confession had been nude in the presence
ofseveral individuals; and the speaker understood
that the matter was now undergoing investiga-
tion before the city magistrate"
We cite this to illustrate the fallibility of all
human testimony, and impress lesson of care
upon jnries.-P PLATA Dealer.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

VOICE OF THE PEoPLE.-This is the name
of a new paper just started at Franklin Mills,
Portage County, Ohio. by C. E. Dewey & n,
Welher. We welcome our new friends tn
the field editorial, and wish them prosperity and
success
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
View Millinery & Dress Making.

AIRS C. RICHARDSON would respectfully inform
A the Ladies Of Ravenna and vicinity, that she hss
nst recsigad direct from New York the Spring Fashions
for Dresses, Mantillas and Chirens Clothing. wiha
splendid assortment of Millinery such French Lace,
Bonnets Ree raie Excelsior SHRED silk Hats.
riety Of Ribhons Long and Short Mi,ts Gloves, French
Collars, Embroidered Sleeves. Chemisettes, and many
other Goods too numerous 10 mention, which she Will
sell how be purchased elsewhere Of the same
quality ades please Gail apd examine for yourselves
W shop at Re side nce op Main Street, two lloors
from Judge Days.
W Cutting and 6lling done on shor, notice. &C
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Hon. CHARLES HupsoN, formerly memoer OF
Congress, and one of the '.immortal fourteen"
who refused to vote for the Mexican War and
the lying preamble, that it was by the net of
Mexico, has taken charge of the editorial depart
lnent of the Boston Atias.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

DEATH OF JuDGS BuRNET.-The Hon.
Jacob Bufnet Of Cincinnati, died on the 9th ult.,
aged 81. He was n native of Newark, N. J..
but took up his residence ut Cincinnati: in 1877,
when there was only N cluster of Log Catins
there. lie was formerly Judge of The Su-
preme Coult OF Ohio and Senator in Congress
and always man Of weath and worth.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

The Auditor Of State has issued his circular to
County Auditors, by which it appears the State
Levy will be as follows:
For tile public debt, &C., mills on the dollar.
General Revenue / q I"
State Common
School md Library Fund2 1lo ="
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Uneasy and ambitious gcntili,y is always spq-
rious. The garment which one has long wovn
never sits uncomlurtebly.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Ignorance eapuot insult, by petty tyranny. the
truly intel!sc,pa 70 more than a cur can pals the
moon by barking at it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
Rail Rond Accidents for me week.

- =. sssss-SIs
Rail- Rond Accidents for the Week.
BosroN. May 8.
RAft RoAD AccinENF.-The four clock train
OF yesterday from this city for New Bedford,
thrown from the track near Taunton, by breaking
The axle ofthe baggage car, which, together with
Two passenges cars was thrown down an emba6k-
ment thirty feet.
A number of the passensers were hurt-twG
seriously, none were killed.
The cars were badly shattered.
New YoRk. May 10.
ANOTHER RAILROAD CoLL1sfoN.-The emiprant
Dunkrk came in collision last evening, at O'Clock,
on the branch of the Erie road.
Four brakemen injured aud one passenger had
his leg broken, and several others badly injured.
Both locomotives and baggage car and tho first
cars were smashed.
The wounded victims were brought to the
hospital in this city.
A new time table went into operation yester-
day morning, and it is said the emerant train left
Jersey City an hour and half before its time.
BosroN, May IL.
MASSACHUSETTS LIQuoR LAw-ANorHER
RAILROAD SMAsuUP.-In the House of Repre-
sensatves tot day it resolved not to adopt the
amendment to the Liquor Law, providing that
License may be granted in localities where public
opinion in favor ofit. The vote stood II againt
it.
The Fall River train ran offthe track at Bramp-
ton, this morning. pling fifteen on top of each
other. The engineer saved himseIfby jumping off
The cause Of the accident is not stated.
ANOTHER SMAsnUp-MoRE LIVES LosT!-The
Mansfield train (freighi) ran cow, south Of
Shelby, and broke through bridge, dashing the
cars to pieces, day before yesterday. The Enzi-
neer was killed instantly. The Conductor was
buried beneath the rubbish of the cars barrels Of
sugar and mo,asses. They had to cut of his arm
before his body could be released. He died. Tho
names Of the officers, or of other hurt we could
not ascertain. The dead were horribly mutilated.
NoRwALL, May II.
The Coroner's Jury brought in their verdict last
night. After detailing all the facts in the case.-
they came to the conclusion that the immediate
cause of disaster was the criminal reckessness Of
the engineer They do not think the entire re-
sposibility rests upon him.
RAILROAD AcciDErT,-The night express train
| from Albany to Syracuse, ran into emigrant or
cattle train puipg East just at the east end of the
| latter city, May Sd.
! One car loaded with cattle was broaken to pie
cas-, and the cattle killed. The engineer Of the
passagenger train was badly hurt, but no else
! injured.
/ BosroN, May 10.
ANOTHER RAILROAD AcclDrNr--We learn
that train on the Main Railroad ran off the track
yesterday. owing 10 the careessu6s5 of the switch
tender. The passengers fortunately all eseap.
| cd
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THy aE co-pnrtnership heretofore existing boz
tween Jnmes b. and George M'Elwaiu and
]. v. Turnham. under the firm Of M M'Elwaius q
Turnham, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
JAMES Is. MELWA1N,
GEORGE NJ ELWAlN,
]. v. TURNHAM.
Ravenna, May 9th, 1858.
N. B The business will be continued ut the old
stand by J. v. Turnham.
EF See advertisement. 12l9-Sw
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Free Democratic State Ticket f0r
1853.
For Governor.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Lie utenant Governor,
BENJAMIN B!sSELL,
of Lake County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK,
Of Lake County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
Of Franklin County.
Fer Treasurer of State,
J. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON.
Of Seneca County.
Fer Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

O. The Theat-e in Cleveland is crowded
nightly, 10 witness the representation of Uncle
Toms Cabin. which has been dramatized..
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

California Correspondence ofths Chic Star
State of Observation-Disclosures
eaaion--Sansaay per-
ance--Vicc protected byLaW--GnEm-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
T Il I OHIO STAR
LYsaAN W. HALL, Editor.
Mrs. EEIEN |. B0STWItK, Regular Contributor
TX a IN N A ,

Wednesday, May Is. 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
BosroN. Nav 10,

BOSTON, May II.
ANOTHER RAILROAD AcclpENr--We learn
that train the Main Railroad ran off the track
yesterday. owing 10 the careessu6ss of the switch
tender. The passengers fortunately all eseap.
ed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18
NoRwA1L, May II

NURWALL, may Nv
The Coroner's Jury brought in their verdict last
night. After detailing all the facts in the case.
they came to the conclusion that the immediate
cause of disaster was the criminal recklessness Of
the engineer. They do not think the entire re-
sposibility rests upon him.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-18

Savannah, April 10, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
PACIFIC SHIPNEWS.
Port OF San Frnncisco......arI



Mach - Bsrks julius Cez Br) Lesersesnt $50 ds I'm lsr
A. Grsce, Peters San Bias brig pa0s Nyc 6i ds I'm.
Boston via Sen Juan Fernandez
Much 9OSteamer Ohio Briggs fm San Diego; clipper ship
WINGED Racer lion l6 ds I'm New York ships Dicot
Rio Jsncro; Ocegnie Fr) kest l62 ds.
fin Bordeaux Rio Jlneo 06 Is Caldus vus tDuhl Pat
erson Cardiff Nae barks Charles Devlns Farley IL
Oeson; lsus Fsuus r Russell, 40 Is I'm London hr.
Laura Beyals. Morton fra. San Pedro
April l-Stesuslp Fremont Banes I'm. Umpqua RIVER ships
Ivns Holmes II h I'm Newiork; Jeannett (Brl Graham
London Falkland Ilauds 20 do Amiga (Br Eddng-
"a ds I'm Valparaiso brEs Nant Br) Cram p d. fn san
Bias Wyan6otte West, fm. Humboldt Bay Marshall Curt do
George Emery DIiggs. l6 d.. I'm. Puget Sound.
2-U Fohc, Otinger I'm. the
Apu 3-P NJ John L. Stephens Robert H. Pear
de- Panama, with 54 Sea Bird Hill
sid FIN Mlrgarts Island Br bark Esr Blown us d En- Lon
HON. Lubec 75 ds Hamburg via Naoarto 90
BIZ brig Gilbert Jamison Branuan y d. fn Lhala sOop
CuIew Archer I'm. Boinss Bay VIM Lent ;uis, m do
April 4-Steane oa Hsey fn San d. ego Br ship Ehusham
Mcksnett Csrdi baiIanuah Thornton Consdon l76
en- Valparaiso Peuy bark san jose JOsa 66 d. I'm CaO
Sophis Collins 10 ds I'm. Oregon Il Luut DiEge 10 dc
I'm DO. Dodge, 3 ds Wamsa Islands
Emelne. Osborn s. Is I'm. Hawaii Islands.
April Winfield Scott Dunn - d. I'm Panama bark
Knp FIN. Cape Mendocnoi bgs Fawn, BauSer, I'm
Ms5tew. Bonnss Bay Charles Edward Biahman, fin do
aeop Emma, BnRgs I'm. DO
Sinclair 32l Dc I'm Liverpool Falkland Islands l2l d.
April Ship Juoren $50 Dc I'm Boston, bk Emma Ia
dors Yates 20 Co. FIN HongonE Danish brig Chl0ns Mrg - ds
April 5-stesme BE Tompks Hunt TN Santa trH; ship Per-
Brown I'm Puget Sound Tahan ARK tannAl R@dc i5
6 Tshit: sch Loo Choo Charles tn Ssnti Cruz Water
Witch. Rank I'm. NonyOl River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
Water From, Rxtcr sion /.

The bnI for the Water Front Extension in san Francisco
has passed the lower branch Of the Legislature producing
great excitement among the coIens ihf A'tf Ca'y'r
MA says; -, =, ,
aSince the passage Of the Extension bill through the
lower House we have watched is eeo; rpon the conmu
ni,x with no uncomfortable interest Til that time great
WAS Inc security se.t By citizens that measure SO
rninous 10 our Interest voad not meet with Vor that but
Few took any interest n the measure The announcement
~ ,s massage fhrous one branch of Legislature fell
Ekee thunderboh in our midst Since that time there hiss
been but one subject Of conversation and tins extension Is
regarded impending public calamity iherS mas oesh
because al felt that the danger requires the
soiest exercise Of Judgment The withdrawal OF our Mem
re- from the House meets with universal approval ihe
argument hat there other business at the emo o. ae @
$50 ~ this MEASURE absorbs all others Ii IS OF compare
sSlv iIe consequence what else they do 20 our city 50
bpg As they leave this undcne gives The citizens , o.
mon This question No such opportunity has been
nor would have been. unless own Mem
r. had resigned They ere nominated for return their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
unifed states Marine Hospital.

On The ceremony OflayDg the corner stone OF the United
States Marine HOptanow in process OF erection al kinco1
Point was performed the sth Of April with all the usual
and appropriate exercises There quite large assem
bage Of spectators on the spot In tin box prepared for
the occasion deposited parchmens relating to the
present political aspect Of the Republic and the various
principal Federal Officers, the Municipal Officers OF San
Francisco particulars concerning the Institution ITSELF and
other interesting statistics together with copies OF the
several newspapers Of this city This ceremony having
been duly completed Beverly {. Sanders, Esq, the Col
ecor of the port invited Judge Hoffman, Judge Of the
United States Dsct Court 10 do honor to the occasion by
addressing the assembsge With his usual readiness and
eloquence Judge Hoffman delivered Of those graceful
and appropriate iupromptu addresses in accomplishing
which he is known TO excel His remarks exceedingly
happy and to the point and although uttered without any
preparation clothed in elegant language and flowed
from his lips smoothly ana unhesatngly as though
spOk en- from written discourse.
The Hospital whose proposed erection was cOmmemo
rated described above WAS planned with view to meet
the exgeDces Of the future increased population OF Cali
forua and Will regard Ia the expected extension of her
commercial relations The building is to be ls2 feet in
length by % in depth II will be four stories high and ca
ia bic Of accommodating 500 patients II is 10 be supplied
with bath houses proper ventilation and all such modern
improve be conducive 10 the comfort of those
for whose relief is intended The woodwork of the int
ror is Of New York manufacture and is shortly expected
TO arrive.
The edfce is to be Of substantial California brick and
being constructed under the direction Of Mr. Reuben
Clarke principal architect The adjacent grounds well oc
cupy space covering Fix fifty yara lots aud will exendto
the present water edge The structure will be completed
by November next possibly earlier date Its cost
we understand will amount to 100000 The location IS
pleasant one and the structure will doubt answer in
every respect the purpose for which is nteneed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

election or defeat wiz be test Of be q1enon and one y
which We are wiling 70 ABIDE n ~. IF
The bil eonfd 10 he unlimited cscreuon BOARD OF
Eve Commits sppobtsd and ey he Gov
sDS any me ~ ~ y Of ancsco that SAY,
- DO uaters Of The Bay 20 the shore Of the
C,. - Hs on he one side, and nearly 70 the shores
N the Comfy Of Contra Costa on the other.
nemoria has been presented 10 the senate protesting
10 strong terms against Iae ana stAnng me ono~
me- objections 10 4 among many Others;
E,s-Becsuse, in opinion, it would ruin the fines
b~ 4, the vorId-a harb0r which at no distant day is
Ssspsd 10 protect amount Of bppsg which will rival
ira Of the most favored ports Of the earth One Of the
highest and Dobest duties Of every State il 20 protect and
foster its This bill If Il become law, will aim
4 fatal blow ct that Of California
IS ooAdly-Beezuse if the water from. is extended viii
be utterly impossible 10 dram the city except Al runon
expense and vast sacrifice Of the rights Of individuals
When the bay shall be filed in 70 the present water
line i will require sum TO drain properly
II the Fronts extended GOO feet il will be next 10 an npos
sibihfy 30 drain il at all.
Jktr6g-Becsuse in opinion, the State cannot ex
eepi by the preparation 81 monsfrOus wrong and oy an
open violation Of faith and honor extend the water front az
fhs bill proposes BY the Act Of the 26th March lj the
State established the wsttr front Of the city and by sol
egs iye act declared that the ne thus established
should be and the permanent water front of the
city Upon the faith Of that guaranty lots have been
chased wharves constructed buildings erected and vast
sums Of money expended II. in defiance Of this solemn
pledge the water front is 10 be extended no one pre-
lends TO doubt or deny that will impair immensely the
value Of the property held and owned upon the faith
Of that promise. -
Foprthly-Because if this bill become Law: it will
increase in teni0d degree the uncertainties and doubts
in this city twill result 10 expensive vexaiious and
almost intemnable litigation, which win necessarily ret srd
Improvement destroy confidence and otherwise em oaras
and cripple the commerce Of the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
Review of The Market.

SAN Francisco, Friday Aprf g. 1856
improvement about the ~bO Of the 6
% nor, limited ae than rnel aiey pro 70 he .nR OF IL
steamer NiAH III. s i~o GAYS howsys YER, percepble
confidently anticipated has begun manifest h and a.
sy AZ vet the eject Of i Improvement b: ea f principally
as her ssoSS. eeoe rdSea uaasr the adussee Of IA. ree G
nsnd ts moyesHi mus extend TO ibe Importers enabling Them
have been arcuuins ;he pL Ga
hs whole. business presents less cscoasgis than
$50 although expect time 10 cone
uEstisI. Of nsshsaes ana soHsfsse' aeoea wi realize 5e
any p'on on neT SCI the ioaaoy % b III
general thirs heavy losses WI oot D. sustained AID De
Pces senessy have e1psreaesd ta s ehnss shoush ,A
sy 3 more eetes TIE aGos' ssis ass Of losasrs to
such Taies current foshe ens-Es week ook
tsnseSey Of me .'sss o. :, 81 svsS nasi q possible 70 -t
Money has coIrsea exceedingly rraEru; but II q g -
Ieci AA S;as revvss there WI y 81 s circulating NO
Prnsp Transactions q tn. -ses lave been ;, aue
tGs Navy 'oA At gi. sc At tte 5 ,a' fa-ey Bread ,o
oogs Az saors-We 90 Lot any elase 10 n. n.tst ~
TIE Tie week las been R,cep is
oASnlFs-Rai.s or Alaan,as have declined f9 AT
ss ss sss.. S'' CON ''' '''' ~ boxes @' R'oe'
CsiItkrhs uP-oEsssi sosei II or a. as bees rtainea
~ "a. 60 'oa q. ~ % - %, e. .aie' . bsss Cos,s
hisas ~. Z a. 2, :, =. y. H. 1919 nc. !. -s
- r. a. y Sc iscIs- e 4 5, a- 49, es' a; 40
1,s-s-,- r,rrei urii ..,s-ted a. iale - ' ''' ID
CoES Mai as IL isienee o. ser hesyy ets
Ssss q - ~ = os s. 15a.7 30 % so n os. a. =
cesTis N S5l. o s r. % Of Us s sssi., b.,os
within r. ordinary cos1an-ln te,
my Improvement csr--ss1r % pc'x irsre can al
- calculates utn ctzaaf ~ ne eEre
G11 rrlc,f an G.-rs
Mach srs he Of the bus u :. bs A4s-..
CHI caused p-Ishss-H . .s0k Tor farose ts a.
sthousA urce-rooa thsi te ssceip
C5srrd re rrket
slsni vas = 6s la 70 enable dasFs @ s1Psy ts -
the sst Wees, teasnd u,uer
coury secouDtabiy ln'ed eo1.-1ss d.
causing dealers Be xo0s - alsss O. eiI res-cs
snd showed cpoEaoa afe fr-
purchases uaess conseate eene On Th1r5sy o56s5r
toh for t1e A1d cs bad reicl-a sl VITA 6rsk u
and Etfe
steamer On thar day parcel q 81 90 s5 Gasso al Hxs -
ahOut 81 - wiAo Inspection evidences
ard ord the present prospect q. hsess a b rasd ss
nso fruuesS with peh41s tfine ~
poeE Sses TO hf q sacks !, s075
khs sea
per winssd Resr g. 50 1l hf sseks and M g. d. pr h..
he Amigo ard Meru~de pivsts 49, 49,
sloi lloo ~ Ens Ell cr NM
fnt co g &c sie7scsu sths go sccr 1, 81 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

zaSlp TuEqus WhitHore. Whampoa bark Nsumkeag.
johnson Portland T. schrs NeascO Worth Pacific Ocan Adene
Horton. Secrsrvento.
March -Shp Ansts Hedge. Calcutta British bark Gen. DOL
Johnston Port Philip, Gillian bark ssnaro, Da1us Nalplso
shrs. Meteor Pile. Calcutta; Cecil Miller: Eureka Bay
March 5l-stip RoWeua Thomas Puget Sound.
April l-Flelch ship Cachaot Anges Malahin: Gillian bark
CbImeia Prldo Gavwer Valparaiso British hf noluu Packet
Ysneouyes ant Mexican shr Corneha Nye hAzaan soop
Kuurab. Holland Stockton.
April 2-Bark Louisisns Villains st Heens Br Cgmber.
s1d. Cbsmpn a!paO John Dunlap Ellis Santa Cruz
PAGE. Fiiher Humboldt sloor Jane Brown Sacramento
April 4-P ~. steamship John l. stephens Peson Beuica
steamship Ohio. Bngs Diego; barAs ADnka Html hnger
Naarai Bu7uhsm Marshall OREGON brgs Vtuezne Russell
whaling VOYAGE Cot Fremont fHkine san Pedro 1850 -
Aprii5-SW N Oar LfGus MsIafil bas tnn Welsh, lBs
O espe Hong Kogz Bevd-Te Or Henley, Punta Areas brs
Colorado Haven Honolulu Dutch brig Jscquene Ec, Deha.
Batavia
Apr 6-hTs Chill Rows, 1a.cshuano bras Clyde
Brl OWN LAO Je,us Nara (Ch Cnnch Valparaiso, Rose,
tPsr1v) Stege YsncOuyers Island chs Rst, kug Honolulu
Lsura Morton. PedIo Mar W. Could Sacramento Ann
q. Doyle. Brown. Sscfamento.
April 7-Duch bark Graf Nassau ssniers Bisis EAge
johnson Po'ilard sloo Gertrude sparrow, STOCKTON
Apn f-Steaus Columbia Me!uA Panama; - Tao, Pek rs
Calao; SKIOLD DAM Locke N1zaan dlson wilkinson
PUGET sound Argeurnss brl Cure Csa0 oeat, B)
Haf1ett 1ho Glove Fn1
Jslis Am Pond POI; Philip AID sydney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
THE ISTHsICs.

We have or files OF Panama papers 70 tins -3th III
Thsv contain little matter Of interest our readers
destructive IRE took place n the village Vi Gorgona
an the morning OF the 18th X broke Out n toe Office Of
Hermann 4 CO. and spread very rapidly consuming every
house between tie river and B1rbaria The Union.
81 Louis and American" Hotels, al leyeled with
The ground.
The natives are highly excited against the foreigners
especially those from Jamaica, and the Garth Lgenians
The authorities took considerable part and had % use
their swords o. compel those standing 70 20 20 work
and tear down the adjoining houses and thereby save the
balance Of the town.
The inhabitants we're obliged 20 10 Rarbaeoas 70 PRO-
core something es as there was nothing leA IN town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
search for the Dead.

The search for others supposed to be dead undog the
ter continued with yigor until dark. During the day
Friday the ruins II the three cars removed
and thrown up the beach The locomotive tender smok
ing car and baggage are yet under the water and
probably driven into the mud some distance IS hey
could not be seen evenwh-n the tide had ebeed
But few CT the bodies taken ou dead were bruised o.
disfsurtd They presented CHASTITY appearance and IN
instances Their clahng literally torn " pieces
The remains deposited in thu Railroad Station house
fast a. they taken from the water Several men
psced gusrd TO watch them during the night Ihs
property found their tskcn charge oy
Mr. Warner. the Bank Cashier 70 await identification ~
the relatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
Married.

the Ben Fraukn House IN Sacramento City Apn by Rev
Mr. Benton Mr Tomphns Hail. Of La Sale Michigan TO Miss Ar
reta Jones Of Peors. H.
In soIors Joel Allen Mrs Ellen Jones Of sonora
Chinese Dgsnss March a. Chas Richards formerly
Johns n. b. 10 Miss Jane Nhaley. Of Michis an.
the fomfeeuAe House, March H. Hezeah Holman Miss
COGfiauce Shepperd
Pleasant Inn Lsne County, o. T. March lS Lafayette
O Mis- Jane Jones both Of that place
In Portland o. T. March 49, Nat H. Of Oregon City " is,
Z J. Fleming OF Portland
IT. March H. ia BonOr Ms Hannah Thomas
ofNsshiugton County.
place March p Louis Bonsrd Mrs Harriet
both Of Portland
in place March a. Henry Morse M Samantha Short both
Of Columbia City.
place March = W Bel to Miss Jus A shepherd
In St Heeu's 7 March 2l CAPTAIN Charles IL Feirchd Of
Loussra, Mrs. Julia r Presgs, OF Illinois.
In Salem o. T. March IS John Tucker Scott OF LAFAYETTE Ne,
Ruth Stevenson, of Salem.
Francisco March 80 before orrin Bailey Fsq. Lew,
Reed Miss Mary daughter Of the late James Nesb both the
City Of New York
Francisco, March g. by Justice W shephsgd Frederick
Ballhsus CathaIiue Scemuler, both Of Francisco