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The New Haven City Election.
TRIUMPH OF THE WINGS.
Nuxu II Auvu lama

Our city election came of to-day, and was sharply
contested it being the first time Of voting BY wards,
and the first party contest at city election in several
years. The wings have elected their Mayor W. Skin
Der by $50 majority, and chosen three Aldermen and
seventeen Coupcmen. The democrats have chosen one
Alderman and three Councilman.
The wings have elected the Sheriff. Collector Tea surer
and Clerk.
The whig msortes 1893 in ward No. L and Ill in
ward No a. The democratic majority in ward No.
5, and ward No. was tie.
The names Of the Aldermen E. K. Foster, Charles
Atwater, Jr (dem Willis Bristol and Russell Hotchkiss
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The French Empire.

THE TURKISH POLICY OF THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
EXCITEMENT ON TILE BoURsE-THE TROUBLE IN
ECUADOR, ETC.
The Emperor and Empress had gone to st. Cloud.
Government considering projects for establishing
free medical relief to the poor Of the country districts
The Consantinople caused violent agitation he
Paris Bourse which increased by false report that
the Russian forces had entered Turkey generally
believed that Napoleon had assured the Russian Minister
that much he desired peace in Europe. he would
not hesitate to change his policy if Russia forced mea
suIes hos tile to France and the East.
Dispatches from Admiral Iespoiotes, dated Callao,
April TO- state that he about to sail with two
ships for Guayaqun river to clam reparaton from the
Fcuadorian government l. WAS rumoied from private
sources in Paris, that urquza favorable to the de
mands Of France
The Duke of Genoa was in Paris
camp Of LOCO men maneuvring at ST Oner.
Fifty years concession Of the sub marine telegraph from
France 10 Algeria had been granted to John W. Brett
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The market closed without animation. The stock at
Liverpool was estimated at 745. 900 bales.
BREApsTUFrs.
The -four market has been firm, with active
sunptive demand, advance of Sd. perbb Western
canal was quoted at OBS 23s 3d.; Ph4uelphia Balti
been in good demand ut firm prices and prime qualities
have advanced Id to I'd oushe of 10 lbs White
Indian had been large the past week. and prices had
slightly receded White was quoted at 3ls yellow, 32s.
q 32s 3D.
PROVISIONS.
Messrs. Gardner Il Co. quoted be at 92s. 3D.
loss PORK 76s; for bacon there good inquiry
and prices had an upward tendency. The market
poorly supplied and prices ranged from Ala s2s.
Ibe for lard has undergone no quotabe change
and previous quot tions are continued say SIS 53s
Only small business going forward in tallow, but
prices were firm at previous quotations
The arket for ashes is firm, at 27s 3D. for pots and
pearls
NAVAL sToREs-COmmon rosn is in fair demand at
As Cd with sales of 7s0 bbls There is good demand
for spirits Of turpentine, at Sos Cd. 52s
For rice there more lively and prices have
advanced from Is. to IS with sales Of 100 erces at
24s Cd
For coffee there has been only limited business at un
changed prices.
Tea is moderate demand at prices current at the
Ealing of the Arabs-deaers anxiosy awaiting further
news from China.
STATE OF TRADE.
The reports from Manchester represent active
market, at an advance In price. Of from 6d to nd
THE HAvRE MARKETS.
The sales Of cotton for the week ending this Oath ul
6 sos bales, the market closing dull at previous
rates Tha estimated stock in port 81 500 bales.
Coffee finn with upward tendency in prices. Rice
he telegraph eat of Boston, after working very slow
~, at length gave out at this point, that with
out the conclusion of the general news and full
tails of commercial news
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Death OF an Eminent Gcorglnn. &c.


The Dwelling of J. 7. E,ldreh of Kenoshs, Wisconsin,
struck BY lightning and burned the ID inst, Mrs
HdI eth perishing in the flames.
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BALTIMORE June 9, 1858.
William peslipg prominent c izen Of Gsprg = the
Pre- preor of the first cotton Glory establishment in the
State--died at Savannah Friday.
last Monday New Orleans have been received
They contain no news OF Importance
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nInkAta

New ORLEANS, June 9, 1853
Cotton as been good dem to day the sales reach
ing eco bales at ady prices. Low mddlpg quoted
at 9Ac strict middling 1910 The receipts to-day
have been 700 bales, mostly from Memphis and the ak
porte SEQ,
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The JUS Anger at Charleston.
CHARLESTON. Juoe Z, 1858.
The u s. mail steamship Jas Adger Capt. Dickinson,
arrived here day. in forty eight hours from New York
the quickest trip on record
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Grea { Britain.

Urea Z Br1t01ns
PARLIAMENTARY PRocEEDINGs-THE TURKISH CUES
TON, ETC.
The business in Parliament has been of but local inte
rest chiefly respecting the collection of church
ION FIcsy night, the % h. questions put to the
in both houses to ascertain the position Of
England with regard to the critical state of Turkish a
fairs.
Lord Clarendon, in the Lords and Lord John Russell,
in the Commons, stated that the French and English
at Constantnople acting in concert
and that the integrity of the Porte would be maintained
1t was hoped Russia would insist on nothing incompat
BILE E,h but in present condition of the matter
the British ment could not give further indication
Of the eourse they would pursue.
soIREE IN HONOR OF MRS. STOWE.
grand soiree, and address from the committee of
the Anti Slavery Society given to Mrs. Stove, al
Almacks LONDON. large crowd, mostly Quaker ladies'
attend d. Joseph Surge the President and Professor
Stove spoke The addresses long and fowery The
assembly filed past Mrs. Stove exchanging courteses;
and afterwards adourBed supper, sbee marble bust
of Mrs. Stove, by Bernard, exhibited.
THE FRIENDS OF ITALY-KossUTH AND MAZzISI.
meeting of the Society Of the Friends Of Italy,
held in London, P. A. Tss or presiding Kossuth at
tended tie meeting, but made speech
Nszzini had arrived in England from his ament
the Continent He in Milan three months
before the insurrection and renamed month after
1.-THE fact being known TO hundreds of Italians.
THE DERBY RACES.
The great race &r the Derby came off Wednesday,
and BY West Australian, by neck The stakes
amounted TO $500 ana the winner is Fned by Mr.
Bowes, whose horse also the last year.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Adeilb theatre Ednburg has been destroyed by
fire.
The london Msgdalena Steam Company expec. to have
three steamers the river this fall
Sir Richard Comyns, the historian, is dead
The arne telegraph has been u;cesfuy laid be-
tween Port Patrick and Donaghade
The Dublin Exhibition attracts 900 visiters daily The
Queen will visit it shortly
F.w. Conway, Dublin literary man. is dead
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
FIRMNESS IN COTTON-ADvANCE IN BREADSTUFFS
AND PROVISIONS,
SC SC. &c.

TW NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK MAINE LINES TO
PoRuAND-THENCR BY BosroS-AND
THENCE by HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH (oFfce, 81 WALL
srRkET) TO NEW YORK.
HALIFAX, June 9, 1853
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. stone from
Liverpool at room, the 2sth May lived at this port
at hall past o'clock this evening.
The Collins steamship Pacific from New York on the
14th May arrived eli Holyhead, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
Tuesday the oath, and reached the Mersey at 345
on tho same day, making the passage in about Q %
hours, mean time.
The news is of a highly important character.
Later intelligence from China states that the French
American and English ships in China had undertaken to
protect Napkn and Shapghs against the rebels at the
earnest request of the Emperor.
The news from Burmah is unfavor able to the British
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Our Sandwich Islands dates to the 10th of April.
Tie King at the opening Of Parliament nominated hi,
sen lihops his successor which duly sanctioned
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8 witzerlaNd.

WITHDRAWAL OF the AUSTRIAN CHARGE, ETC.
The Austrian Charge des Affairs had notified the Fsde
raj Government that ustria convinced Of the useless
Of further negotiations with Switzerland had ordered
him to withdraw.
The swi.s envoy at Vienna Mr. Singer is consequently
recalled ard diplomatic relations completely broken
off, The brave attitude taken BY Switzerland attracts at
tention.
At the latest dates from Berne-the 23d-the Council
had taken further steps than that Of recalling their
envoy.
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The Wrecks at Cope Henlopen

PHILADELPHIA, June Q, 1858.
The schooners Hersay and Clark reported yesterday
ashore at Cape Henlopen viii be got off The James and
Lucys cargo Of mackere will b. saved but the vessel will
prove s total loss.
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NHpRAWCR.


IJONR INSURANCE CoMPANY.-cAPTrAL SoOoooo.
Ill -Ofhoe No. 10 Wall strect.-This company insures
buildings household furniture ships In posA
their and oher rpsrty against loss or damage
by FIRE, ON favorable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Simeon L Loouis, Homer Morgan, CT asles Ely
william lambert Levi p. Stone, Alfred 3. Barnes
George G. Collins, James Humphrey 0eorge Bliss,
jasper Corning. George Pssrce, David Sanford.
Danford N. Barney, Ward A, Work, James A. DwigkA
Lueius Hopkins, James Low, Roc lockwood.
Thon as Messenger l. H. TrothinghAzn John @. Nelson
william n. uslisn, Chas. A. Bulklsy, Lyman Cooke.
N. II. StockwelL Richard Bigelow, Levi p. Norton,
Charles u. Hatch, George d. Morgan eurtis Noble,
John n. Swift Thso. N. Nance, u. Hutchinson.
VIM, r. Hooker, Ccphas II. N oyton, Stephen Paul
B. Watson Bui, oliver r. Wood, CAas. p. Baldwin.
4. Attsrhury Jr Thos. ii. Sanford, II. Gilbert Ely
Lucen D. Conan, Amos X. Ens, Amos T. DwtrS4,
SINEON L. LOOMS, PresidenA.
CHAs. J. MARTIN, Secretary.
NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
IN Company Of PIAttsburg. Y..CapitAl, $5000e, /.
ourely invested VINCENT Co., Agents, No. Nassaa
- oondd
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The Cherokee at New OrIean
Two students Of Union College Drowned.

The steamship Cherokee arrived at this port to- day.
bringing dates from Havana to the 3D. There is
Of importance.
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FIREWORKS.

EIREWCRKs- AT THE SAFETY FUSE AND POW
der depot IS Liberty stree-comprising ship signAs
lights rockets &C. pyrotechnie exhibitions of the
liant and magnificent colored fires exhibited pyrotecb
whose laboratory the Oldest in the United being in
operation for the last thirty years. trust
to the public the repute Of
and display of fireworks offered for sale and which
be obtained from any other in the Union NIB
theatrical of every description At the shortest notice.
Address GLENN PUTNAM role acting Agent for / Edgo
Sr, So Liberty street, N. Y.
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Turkey.

st. Pstersburgh papers report victory over the CIR
cassiaBs ON the Hill of Kazeana, the LIST of April
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The Porte had refused to accept the Turkish ultimatm
and Prince MenschkoR had embark 1t Constantnople
on board Russian ship of war at Odessa
The Of France had ordered the French feet
to Dsrdannees supposed with view to Prevent any
attempt Russia to seize pass the Strait bat
the Goth the French squadron stil at Salamis.
The British feet remained at Malta the 18th, await.
ing endorsements from England.
Dispatches to the British Admiral Dundas stated that
Menschk off remained board steamer, and had given
the Port eight days longer to reconsider threatening II
again resisted he win finally withdraw.
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The City Government OF Providence.
PROVIDENCE, June O. 1853.
The city government organized this aftei Wal
ter R Dahforth in az Mayor, and delivered
inaugural address. WiDgate Hayes unanimously
elec'ed president Of the Common Council and Albert G.
Greene clerk.
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r AIDES AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING EXPORT.
IL UM.-Mr. and Mrs. PADDON have removed their store
from e 70 76 Broadway where may be found eyory art
made TO oroer In the and most fashionable
ner on short notice. Mr. and Mrs Psddon return their
thanks for the liberal they have heretofore
received and hope TO merit continuance Of past favorA
Particular attention paid to wedding and travelling ousnt
DIERCE BATTLE, TAILORS, AND IMPORTERS or
Fronch goods and variety tlemsns
furnishing goods No. Cos r Midway Houston and
opposite Metropolitan Hotel would respectfully invite
tnton TO their large and rich assortment Of cashmere
ings drills and gentemens furnishing goods Ia general.
which they have just received steamer and
featuring and offering the public the lowest prccs
Meesrs y. have the pleasure Of informing their
tomere who favored them with their orders for novss
from Paris that they received Orders received I'LL
August for fall and winter styles from Paris B-Gsuts
mems linen made to order superior having In the
building the shirt the city,
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LIQUORS, SO.
G70O 000-IN FINE LONDON DOCK, CHAN
DlOU.UOO paane Otard, Plan at HenLessy aud other
choice brandes Port Sherry Madeira Heidseck Charles
Heidseck. &c. champagne vines Schedam and Lon
don St. Croix and Jamaica ut twenty cent be-
low any house by W. ii. UNDERHILL 400 Broome
7OO OO0 DOZEN OF CLARET WINES, FROM 81 80
lUU.UUU per Dozen bottles retsrnod 100 barrels Of
Muirs Fakirk, Basis, Allsopps &C., pale ale GUM
nesss Robt Mander's, Barcay& Perkins, and Phadel
pa brown stout and porter; Philadelphia ale cider
for sale to uit, by W. H. UNDERIL 430 Broome street.
corner Crosby
On ono JUGS OLD STYLE SCHIEDAM GIN, CLUB
<U.OUO schnapp,, Holland gin btters, 60, for sale
by w. H. UNDERhILL, sole agent for Tobiass Philadsl-
pa wine bitters Stoughtons and Schedam btters
tcle in general Philadelphia and superior any other
In this market. 400 Broome street.
&7O 0O0woRTH OF CHOICE BRANDIEs, WINS,
cally dapted for family at 3Y Fourth
establishment 4O Broome street 20 cent below usrss
DyRF WILD CHERRY BlTTERs 0rLY s71S CENTs
in pint bottes-For the cure II bilious and jan eds
complaints and general debility Tey quicken tho blood
and give life and to the whole system Prep
by CURTIS PERKINS Sold Wholesale retail by Boyd
Paul, No 40 Cor,landt street Y. II hrs, cornero
john street and Bosi~ay ssd BY Mi Hayes LIS Faltes
street, Brooklyn.
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STOLEN GOODS.


CTOLEN-S20 REWARD.-ON FRIDAY NIGHT LAST,
y between and 10 o'clock gold dou BILE hunting lepns
watch No 80 from my store by man who prstendsd
to make purchase Of the The above reward will bs
paid nvicton of the thief Apply to the Ca as
the fourteenth ward to the subscriber BENJAMIN
Matchmaker and Jeweler, No. POS Bowery.
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CLOTHING.


NL0THING AND FURNITURE waNTT o. la GRE
" and gcntleu having OF receive s
cash price by sending the stores ~ est Broadway plaza
Canal street and ~ West Broadway by letter
post addressed 10 COuEH. Fsj'as attended to By xs
csbsz.
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
" worth wanted The highest cash price will be literally
pven in current for large and small lots Of
left OF clothing Of description. Address through
post call on JAMES MORONEY, at his second han6
store No. IL Orange street, near Chatham,
~ Persons desrous Of converting their cast OF articles
into cash obtain fair price sopdng for the
bsr, At his residence, or through the Post office.
l.. N. DUSSELDORF, No. IL Ella stsosA
N. B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs. Evsseydorf
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Spain.


The Gasete publishes list Of the reformed tariff
tending 46e articles, which will be admitted duty
free.
Cubs reported perfectly tranquil on the 2lst April
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Commercial Affairs.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET, ETC.
At London there more demand for money and the
Of discount for first class bills three
cent Consols for money were 1905 For American
crrities the market firm. Messrs Barring Brothers
quote Marya SIS at ss, and all other State and fede
raj stocks as per Arabia.
The London markets generally wholly unchanged.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The cotton market for the week ending the evening
of the .7th had been firm with upward tendency in
prices The total sales of the week reached 81 SEQ bales
OF which spectators took $50. and exporters q $50
bales. The authorized quotations q annexed =
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Italy.

Nsn letters mention that the Austrian Commission Of
foquuy sitting has totally failed to establish any
connecting the Lombard emgrants in Sardinia
With the recent revolution.
The Pope bad gone to AFRO.
Nag etc table moving is all the rage at Rome.
TIE Pore and Jesuits colleges been experimenting
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ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS OF NEW YORK CITY,
i LOUIS SHAkFER rAttorrey at-law ofCanton Stark
county Ohio at present visit to this city take plea
In informing all those having claims Of doubtful
others the of and in tho
ready make satisfactory COL
lect the same II IL possibly 10 done Letters addressed
him at the Post Office here win be attended by him
his return from Philadelphia city for which place he viii
leave the 7th inst.
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ITO ARTISTS IN NEW YORK.-THE ARTIST WHO
has pail ted the miniature portrait ofJohn Newman,
friends to give fthe to L. CHICHESTER,
2J2 East Broadway
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RETURN OF THE LEGISLATORS TO ALBANY,

NEW DIGGINGs EXTRAORDINARY Jumps.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NEW YORK,
June 1sSS-A dividend Of twenty per cent from the
been this day declared payable IN stock of the
Tho certificates will BIO ready 70 delivery tho 18th instant
and the holders OF these and all other certificates o.
the will be Interested IN the results business
from and after 30th Apri By rider Of the Board.
WILLIAM II DAYIDCE Secrckarv
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RlcHBuCTo-Arr May 25, bark Geo Thomas, Amsbury,
NYork eth, brig Henrietta, Ramm. NYork.
ST john EB-Arr May 3lst ship John and Albert, vii.
fon, Philadelphia; briggs Neal Dow Mason, NYork; Ken
DALI Csthrin and Eliza Goddard, Heneberry Savannah
schrs Mecca Ward, do; 1st inst brig Albert Robinson
Savannah schrs LynDfeld, Bogart and Effort Curry,
York. Cid lst ships Eli Whitaey, Blasand, Glasgow 3D.
Lancaster Jones, Liverpool
ST JAco-In Iort May Is. ba1k Evelyn Hichborn, New
York, brig Nasd Martini do
SANTA Cruz (Cuba)-sld May H. brig W Maxwell,
Burt, Boston
SAN Juan (Cuba)-In port May 25, brig Eliza Burgess
Tucker NYork; 21st brig Fremont, Tapley. do.
TRsIDAD-Sd May II (not 15th), brig Condor, Allen,
NYoIk.
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public be in his clipper arch third door
from broadway, in Fulton street, starboard Of
building of erection Of Fulton
east SIDE He hopes his friends will her
pumped constantly and kept free from sin king Give him
canvas Is needle points TO tho east
certain. Give him early call to berth at 15iM
Fulton ttre,t, third door east Of Broadway
WANTED TO HIRE OR PURCHASED GOOD GRO
w store in respectable neghborhood Inquire Of
Ii II. LINNEMANN, 50 Murray street.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
NEVADA. Oct. 18th. 1859

ED. JOURNAL. The Young -4merrca has a
leader in the last number on the subject of a
railroad to Sacramento, also giving its views
on the project of the Marysville plank road. and
in conclusion asks. "Do our citizens care any,
thing about road, and if so will some of them
speak ?"
The writer being one of the citizens of Ne
vada will speak for himself without pretending
to know what is the public sentiment
In the first place, believe now and always
have that the interest of Nevada county will be
best promoted by building road to Sacra-
mento. believe railroad would enable the
Nevada merchants to sell goods in the summer
and fall as low as the Marysville merchants l
believe the road could be built as easy to Sacra-
mento as Marysville as it would pass through
a more wealthy district, and Placer county
would give it its aid. | have no more reason
to believe in the present promises of Marysville
than the past. The public know their past
action.
am in favor Of railroad to Sacramento
and believe that if it was now completed it would
be better stock than the average of Atlantic
railroad stock, and that the business on the road
would rapidly increase. But, do not believe
there is spare capital in Sacramento, Yuba
Placer and Nevada combined to build a rail or
plank road to either point, and will not be
while business men can make 3 to per cent. per
month on the capital, by using it themselves.
l believe If company was properly organized
and judlciously managed our citizens would take
stock sufficient to prove their confidence in the
enterprise, and foreign capitalists would take
the remainder and o railroad would be built to
Sacramento. CITIZEN.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
Enlargement.

Owing to the great pressure ef adver-
tisements, we shall be compelled to again
enlarge. We have ordered larger paper
from the Bay, and shall enlarge our next
number if the paper arrives in season.
We tender our thanks to our patrons for
their appreciation Of our paper as busi.
ness sheet, as evinced in the vast amount
OF advertising that has poured in upon us
OF late, and to our subscribers who are so
rapidly extending the circulation and innu-
ance of our paper. We have no time for
solicitation for business, and the great pros
psrity aud enhancing circulation of the
Journal, we accept as a most generous
tribute of spontaneous public appreciation.
We call particular attention to our ad-
vertisemcnts. They are from the first
dealers in this city, Sacramento and San
francisco. Our patronage from the latter
city is especially large, and no better direc-
tory to San Francisco merchants of all
leading articles is needed than a perusal
Of our columns.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
Per Adams & Co.
Arrival of the Oregon.

The Oregon arrived at San Francisco
on the 18th, Is days from Panama.
The steamer Georgia left N York on the
ON ult. for Aspinwall During a heavy
gale she sprung leak, and was with diff
ficulty got into Norfolk, Va, where she
sunk in 20 feet of water after disembarking
the passengers and mails. Adams & Co.'S
express goods were saved, but most of the
other expresses lost theirs. Per contra, the
Panama Star learns the Georgia had not
sunk, but was soon to sail for New York.
The yellow fever still continues at New
Orleans, declining however. The same
disease RACES at Mobile. The amount of
relief that had reached New Orleans was
about 100000.