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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
! CASH nor NEGROES.

TTlHE subscriber IS anxious to purchase large
III number Of Negroes Of both sexes soundand
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose Of, will
find il 10 their inkefestio give him call before sell
ing, as he win pay the reFy hig1eH easf P.lees.
He 7an hesee1 atthe Berkeley Courts AZ Martins
buy on the 2i Monday and at Berryyille TIE 4ih
Nondar in earhmonth, and usually Al bis residence
In Chlresi0wh
Atletlers addressed TO him viii he promptly al
tended TO- WMICROW.
Ghar'es,OEn- Jan. IS. 1851
T70R TIE HOLIDAYS MoIEssFs and gin-
4 ger. The besf oualiits Of Liqior's and q
number ofsmali fxins ~.
Dee. q LOCK. cRAMER b LINE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
ReneWal ofN1OeE,

A af.GRIDLER has receirkd AN entire new
M. supply OF Medicines Paints and Dye
Studs. togelhera with many cthet aFtittes in his
lsnsy All Of Which viii pc sold on reasonable
terhlk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Drngs. e'hesnleals, Paints,
DYE STUFES,
FANCY aRTYcLEs. PERftMERY d

ySf received, very large assortment OF
- DRUGS. &C. White Lead Efoand and dry
Oils o. An kind; Toilet and shaving Soap: Ska.
wing Cream; Sapopaene; Barrys Tricopheraas
j HaueTs Fan LnsHale Wriekfs d. and Other
preparations for the hair. PERFpMERY II ev.
cry kind; Lpbin's Genuine Exlkacs; Wight.
Extracts. AL % which are waus9ied 10 be Of III.
best qualify, and which viii be sold Al REASONABLE.
rates Il A. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
{ 0sSitltercS 81 VtcSfiMgs

and ether seasendbe gods for Mehs wear which
will be manufactured 10 order ia the bssl Style and
al short Hoiice.
Also, a Iarse assortment Of CLOTHING, Of SUI
peror qualify tolwR ch Ihe, altf,iinn u gentlemen
Is particularly inRiltd as much 81 il il gotten up
ia a style lot intdFibr 10 IheybGsi oflier4d work
Also, great variety ui Furnishing Articles such
Shirts pfawefsl CrayaS GnyPs SUBSCRIBERS
Sc comprising 4 complete a>>nrtmepl ii avery
Thing neee>sarg ID complete gentlemancs wardrobe.
All Clotbiug purchased al this establishment
warranted We'll, solved and pin rips win be Sawed
without cr.si gel Ny stock Is now fuf ard eors-
ptFte ana III ms viii te YpaFed 10 rfnGer Salts
f4cion 10 all who may lavbr me with Eacal.
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
lHarnets- EerrHl Oct u ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

II. II il not necessary to I've, said
Frederic the Great but I "a necessary %
act
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03

siaes he and escss of lst ia
edh6ase.
The EOssMf9tn Hotel,
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
ara having repaired and refurnished /, 4 ah,ayv
outlay, noF otrksae their friendya nt the travelling
YaIiic anEessabli shtaent second IL none IN
c0hf'oRT AND CONVENIENCE.
! The Ladies osdinary. and tbe isa,,ek III room,
httAchfd, vial te found 10 sferd The comidns u
BONE 20 families yhiie The situation 81 The house
~xahraryees euiss fepo-e 10 altIi,, natr61n
tt Is the most desirable situation Tor he man II
business bstag ~ The eeayfedf bssfne3s afoFds as
eonxsaIent arcsss ~ ali The Raiirasd DepoH and
steamboat landiEgs rs any other Hdtel IN I'D city
Il viii be the desire and pleasure of thePrbpua-
ters 10 promoie,t tie cosloft ol The enestsl Mi he
Aonse. ELABAucH & BROTHER.
NoFeIl. teFs II isIl-fv. sFN.l@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
FOUNTAIN UoTEL,
7'he Fo,smfatm fYosef.

THE undersigned Ia vsnr pureh.,ed soDg a,,,s
u sjnce, The lease ana ef.ects 81 Ia oId .r.h1i
Cd hoase
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Died,

In Waterbury, VT, 10th ut, Mr. Zachariah Basset,
Revolutionary Pensioner, aged "a. lie of the
last of Paul Jones' men, who captives years
in the prisons of England during the Revolutionary war;
He able to attend to the management of his farm and
other affairs till within few days of his death.
At East Weare, n. H., April LIST, Mr. Willis L. Eaton
aged 81. In his death, not only has the social circle in
which he much beloved sustained loss, but the
public also for he had head and heart, which were
usefully employed especially in moving his gifted PEN
He cxcced a writer of both poetry and prose. His
published articles in the Religious Agricultural and Po-
tical Journals numerous, his Portfolio crowd
cd with unpublished creations of his genius which ought
not to be longer detained from the mission which they
might accomplish.-Com.
In Berlin, Vt, suddenly, Mr. Dexter May, aged Sj.
In Leyden, Ms. 2ith ultimo, Anna Brown, aged sc.
In Bernardston, 9th ult Bethan Dickinson Agcd a.
In Whately, 26th nit Mrs Elizabeth White, aged 81.
In Dana, Elijah Grover, formerly of Montague, IS.
In Taunton, Sd inst. Hon Samuel Croker, formerly
member of the Mass Senate, State Councillor, &c. and
for % years Treasurer of Bristol County, aged 80
In Derby, CON- Rev Calvin White, aged 90 lie was
bred Presbyterian lived a minister of the Episcopal
Church, and finally died in the Roman Catholic faith
In Augusta, n. Y, Rev David Kendall native of Atho,
Masss o5,-In Greenfield, Mass, Dexter Marsh, Al.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

E- The U. s. Senate closed its extra session on Mon
day, having completed the business for which it call
ed Among the latest appointments is that of Judge
Bronson Of N York be Collector Of the port of N York.
the office having been declined by Daniel s. Dickinson.
Senator Rsriand of Arkansas has been confirmed Go
vernon of New Mexico, and John c. Legrand of Mary
land Solicitor of the Treasury.
RHODE ISLAND ELEcrfoN-The vote for Governor is as
follows: Hoppin, Wing, S,l07; Allen, Democrat 1O31S;
Harris, Free Soil, 525 Davis Democrat, is elected in
the Eastern Congressional District by plurality of 1877
and Thurston, Democrats in the Western, without oppos
ton In the Legislature, there Wing to Is Demo-
cratic Senator's and 20 Wing to al Democratic members
of the House. The Democratic majority in the Legisla-
ture will U. s. Senator of the politics
The amended "Maine' liquor law of the last Legisla-
ture was submitted to the people of Rhode Island at the
recent election and sustained by them by 1000
orty 1t is the original law amended to escape the
effect of Judge Curtis decision.
NATIONAL APPOINTMENT. Senator Soue Of Louisiana
was nominated Minister to Spain, Thursday, and
unanimously confirmed George Wilkins Kendall Of the
New Orleans Picayune, confirmed Postmaster at
New Orleans. John Sde is in Washington, and, it is
said, will decline the Central American mission.
r. II. Walworth of New York. and Neal Dow of Maine,
have issued call for meeting of DELEGATES from each
State in the Union to be held in New York on the 18th
May next, for the purpose of making arrangements for
Worlds Temperance Convention to be held in Newly or
during the Worlds Fair,
The California papers the arrival out of eight
missionaries with their families, sent by the American
Home Missionary Society The names of these gentlemen
are Revs. L. i. Wasworth, s. C. Harmon VIM. c. Pond,
Thomas Condon james Perpont, o. Dickinson, J. G.
Hale and s. B. Bell. Six will remain in California and
two will proceed to Oregon
published table of crime in New York, embracing
the aggregate arrests since 1885, shows that than
sevenyfye per cent of all the crimes in that city is
chargeable to rum.
Fire at White RiUcr Junciion.-The dwelling house
of Elizr Southworth which also contained the printing
office of the White River Advertiser totally consum-
ed by fire the evening of the 31st ult Mr. S. had but
recently established himself in that place.
body Of some thirty young married in New York
city, preparing to emigrae to Minnesota and form
colony the banks of Lake Minnesota nine miles from
the Falls of st Anthony and twelve from the town of st
Paul. Westward the star of empire takes it way.
SUGAR MAKING.-We have had fine of sap for the
last ten days, in this section Many of the farmers have
already made two lbs to the tree which twothrds the
general yerage for the year.HoRt Freeman, AprI 7.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Cambridge Cattle Market-April G.

At market 499 Cattle-4s0 Beeves and 10 Stores con-
ssting of Working 0xen Cows and Calves; Two Three
Years Old
lbs I'd quality 100 1926; Sd quality 6,5O ordna-
ry 5,75 a 6,25. Batreling Cattle 5, IS So
Hides 40 800 Pets 81 a go; CalfSkins 10 cts
per 10; Ialow 81 ALSO; Veal Calves 8, 4, 5 a De-
Working Oxen-No sales made.
Cows Calles-Sales at $40, 20, SO, "a a 49,
Stores-N earrings, none; Two years old $40 81 As;
Three years old S32 85, ~ a Go.
Sheep and Lambs-475 at market Extra + g GAL
By lot $500 GOO $50.
Swine-157 at markets shoas, wholesale, 7a7t
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
ESCAPED

LNROM the Vermont Asylum for the Insane, Mr. Chris
II TOPPER G. Ramer, of Greenbush, N. Y He is SO
years Of age about feet 10 inches hgh stout built with
dark brown hair, hazel eyes and Roman He has
been subject to muscular spasms of the right and
head, and sometimes to nipediment in his speech
Whoever will give information by mail to the subscriber,
to John H. Ridley of West Sandlake, n " shall be
suitably rewarded W. ii. ROCKWELL.
Brattleboro, March %, 1853 3w26
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
April I'd, 1853,

TIME subscriber having rented for term of years the
Il Store in the end of the Vermont Hotel in Fay
etteve and taken possession of the same DESTROYS of
obtaining share of public patronage And if strict at
tention to the wants of his customers and adopting and
living up to the motto of snal profits will secure it,
it shall be obtained
He will endeavor to keep good assortment of GooDs
and sell them low anybody Please call and see.
u Cash. good credit and most kinds of barter wanted
in exchange for goods.
P. S.-A few hundred yards of Wool, Cotton and Oil
Cloth Carpeting, and few Flows, for sale cheap.
S. p. MILLER.
Fayetteville April ID 1858. 3w26
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Family Grocery Store
LVROST 81 GOODHUE are receiving from New
Il York and Boston, the largest and best stock of



4 York and Boston, the largest and best stock of
G r O G e r Z z S
,ver received in this section Having extensive trade
md purchasing largely from first hands, they enabled
10 sell at wholesale RETAIL better than any other con-
Germ.
.qmong our stock may be found,
20 Bbs Stuars crushed, ground, graduated Sugars
20 60 6 Refined White and Yellow do
10 Hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans do
GO Extra Ponce Molasscs;
GO Common do
BIS Extra Syrup
% Chests Young Tyson Teas cheaper than ever;
20 Z" Oolong, Nimyong and Souchong do.
10 Bags Rio, Cape and Java Cohee
10 Bbls and Boxes Burnt and Ground do 4.
3 Terces Rce
20 Boxes Tobacco, different kinds;
Hope Mills pure Ground Spices in any quantity;
% Boxes Bunch Raisns;
Starch Saeratus, Sage, Tapioca Farina, lomny, Mac
aroni, Vornacel, Sperm and TallOw Candles,
Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma, Shaker Herbs,
Dry Fruits, sc, sc.
~ The public invited to examine large stock
u All goods warranted as represented.
April 6, 1858. tf27
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

The Maine Lands-Thc Legislature of Maine, at its
late session. passed resolve providing for commission
to negotiate for and purchase subject the approval of
the Governor and Council the lands of the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts lying in this Sate it, in the opinion
said Commissioners, the can be purchased terms
advantageous to this Sate' The Commissioners Hon
f. L. Hamlin, of Bangor, Hon. Rcuc Williams of Angus
t. and Hon. W. p Fesscnden of Portland. They to
make final report before the Governor and Council on
before the first Of August next and in they report
purchase which the Governor may deem advisable to
cept then he is authorized to call extra session of the
legislature whose action the whole matter shall be sub
icct
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

JENNY LIND.-We glad, but not in the slightest de-
gree surprised the authoritative contradiction which
was recently given to the of Madame Godschmids
domestic infelcity No acquainted with Mr. Gold
schmidt gave those moments credence, all his
friends here uniting in the opinion that in him Madame
Goldschmdt would find encourager, not opponent,
of her charitable desgns.-HOme Journal.
machine was exhibited in Boston Saturday
week. by which the inventor claims that letters be
transported from Boston to New York in fifteen minutes
The means Of conveyance is tube. The package to be
conveyed placed in bag to which plunger is attached
and propelled by atmospheric pressure the machinery
being so arranged that no air pass the plunger.
rural visitor to the metropolis describing the many
strange and wonderful things he in New York. winds
up by sayng:-'We saw the Astor House, the Metropo-
tan and other hotels and troubled to know where
the money came from to build them; we paid our bills
and felt relieved on that point
The population Of Italy is three millions greater thar
that OF the United States,
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

ey The best and safest, well as the cheapest method
of curing all humors and chronic complaints is DR.
s A. Weaver's never failing remedies, which are adyer
tised in another part of this paper Try them and you
will say too From the evidence have in their
faNor we know theY must be valuable nrtcles.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
From the "Pachc" Newspaper, San Francisco.
nIansfeidIs Mess beef.

We learn from the Polynesan that A. s. Mansfield Of
the good city of Boston, shipped board the Charles,
vessel sailing from that port to Honolulu, two hundred
barrels, marked Ncw York beef all consigned to
order On reaching its destination it entered at the
Custom House beef and nothing else and the usual du
ties on this article paid Soon after the entry,
dels came from Mr. Mansfield to store that beef but in
wise to sell unti he was heard from again In the
time while the beef being discharged from the vessel
unlucky barrel slipped from the sngs, and its head
stove in by the fall That ell-tae barrel, what Sc
cret it revealed To- hid away among the beef was ten
gallon keg Of liquor! Every one of the two hundred
Barrels then examined and found to contain the same
precious depose Two thousand gallons of liquor meas
cd in beef thus attempted to be struggled in hedu
ties on which would have been twelve thousand dol
lars The entire consignment was, of courses seized by
the government.
We go in for the Maine Law in Boston, most decidedly
but object TO its driving the stuff out of that market
only it into the Pacific Under the name of ess
Beef Still cannot complain much; if the beef is al
ways taken in good hands and well cared for its ar
rival it has been in this instance by the authorities at
Honolulu 1t takesthe Sandwich Islanders with lucky
pair of sings to smell out bad beef We hope they will
be successful in the discovery.
1t appears that this Mansfield operation is old trick
long ptacticed in the Pacfc-Ihe Honolulu Friend says
that in New South Wales, brandy is Struggled in tailoW
in Maine is nicely packed in -four barrels while in
Honolulu it comes nicely slowed away in beet.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
FARM FOR SALE

~ The subscriber offers for sale his Farm,
&%1slslA situated in the town of Somerset, on the
- liz great road leading from West Wardsboro
&s1sas rs TO West Dover, being about three miles
from the former and four from the latter-contanng
$50 acres of excellent grazing land with comfortable
buildings thereon, and good, durable running water
The premises are well worthy the attention OF any
man wishing to purchase desirable country residence
las the subscriber 10 determined SELL and the prop
erty being very desifably located and in an excellent
neighborhood . Terms of payment made easy
a good title given and possession the first OF APrn
NEXT MILO HALL.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Married.

At the Central House, March Doth, by Rev II. p. Cut
ting Mr. H. ID. Smith Of Chesterfield, n. H. and Miss c.
NJ Smith of Dunmelston VT.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE PRooREss.-The editor of
the St Paul Mnnesotian writes
''We at one time of the only three white men
residing within the limits of the present of Iowa,
which has population of over 100000 In own
beautiful territory have made many trips between Pra
RE du Chen and St Peters, and from St Peters Ira
verse DIES Sioux when the hotels all in the open air.
and our table furnished from the supply carried by
game killed on the route Yet with the blessing of God,
we hope to travel in railroad continuous route
from the Minnesota river to New Orleans and very prob
ablv 10 San Francisco"
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

SOMETHING LOOKS LIKE lIEREsY.-The Spring
field Republican INDUCES in the following remarks the
departure of Mrs Stowe for Europe We fancy hear
rafting among the bones of the ossized remains of the
wing party over rank exhibition of hercsy:-''We
like the woman for believe she is honcst admire
her, for know she is genius. Uncle Toms Cabin has
commanded the applause of the world in the first place.
because it is exposition of truth in relation to the evils
of the system Of American Slavery and in the second be-
the authorcss has exposed it in such
argument and sorry to say fact enough in all
creation couneract the conviction which this book has
wrought. Commercial journals implicated to certain
extent in the cotton interest fond of calling her book
This may answer their purposes, but Sayeho-
ders know BETTER
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

Destructive .qraIanche In The Pyrenees-An enormous
avalanche of fell, few days ago, from of the
high mountains Reboul, department of the Ariege. 1t
swept away crops trees and detached houses and
petely buried the hamlet with all its population Fous
hundred from the ad acent villages Immediately
sembed and after great deal of labor succeeded in
cuing twelve persons they all sadly bruised and
partly Frozen but it is hoped they will Nine
dead bodies, three of them children dug out of the
ruins, as were also number Of horses and oxen The
amount of loss very great "A letter from Bareges
of the 10th, states that two avaanches had fallen from
the mountain of Mdan the preceding week. and crushed
a number of houses 1t is believed that twelve houses at
least destroyed and large number of sheep
persisted in the snow GaifgnaRi's Messenger.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

Ground has been broken in Indiana. The new law for
the regulation of the traffic. effects divorce between
the and the Satethe unhoy copartnershp is dis
solved No money is taken by the State, but those who
sell made responsible, and the wives families
of drunken may and collect damages of the re-
taers Nothing but prohibition will ever stay the raya-
ges of the traffic but the Indiana law is seI
ganedt admits the wrong and recognizes the direct
sponsibiy of the retailer
Friends in Indiana! keep the ground already won 6
continue the aggression The walls of the accursed fab
ric are everywhere steadily crumbling away.-CGyugC
Chief
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Bureaus! Bureaus /! Bureaus !!

We make thing that be called for in the line of
Bureaus.-Prices from $500 to $500
Secretaries large of all kinds for sale very
low.
new supply of Looking Glasses, Just received in Ma
hogany, Black Walnut and Rose Wood Frames;
Also Looking Glass Plates Of all Sizes constantly on hand
and set in Frames at the shortest notice.
We have lately made arrangements with the manufactu
for the exclusive sale in this vicinity Edgerton Co.'s
Portable Spiral Spring Beds,
designed for any kind Of Bedseadsa new and admirable
convance for and comforts and the prices are low
that every one enjoy the comfort of perfect Bed
These Beds arranged that they be easily folded
mp in small compass and by the arrangement the
head be elevated to any height desired and thus enable
sick person to change posonso sit up in bed without
eXerton or fatigue.
Also very useful invention combining all the proper
ties of Crib, Cradle and unde Bedstead in the same
tcle standing both upon Casters and Rockers Please call
and examine it,
general assortment of
WOODEN WARE, PALS, BLOOMS, MATS. Bowls
TRAYS, WILLOW WAGONS, &C., &c
n. B.-Any article of FURNITURE made to order or
RErEED in the most thorough manner and at the shortest
notice.
We possess every desirable facility for Manufacturing Fur
nure and feel assured that make Good Furniture
cheap any and hope by and personal
tenton to business to enjoy the confidence and patron
age Of the public S. GATES IL co.
Brateboro, April ih, 1853 tf26
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Vermont and Mass. Railroad.
MOTORPATHY.

OUR Institution Halsted Hail. Rochester, N. Y, is
" in the successful treatment Of Chronic diseases, by this
system of Therapeutics, which simple rational and rela
be based upon pathological principles, by which the
forms of PROArsUs UTER and other functional and
organic arrangements Cared without supporters any
of the usual treatment of the day 1t controls with
the most unmanageabe and long standing diseases without
pain inconvenience The principles of Motopathy have
been thoroughly tested IN the treatment of five thou
sand cases. Of which have been cured in few days.
others in few weeks.
MoroRrArHr gives vitality and force to the functional
powers of all the organs. 1t restores the constitution from
the abuses Of dissipation and sendugence and is the only
agent WEIGH will cure spinal difficulties, prevent abortion
and obyiate seriY. IL equally efficient in the Of
ineipapt consumption, bronchial affections paralysis
derangemens liver complaint and all troubles arising
from organic weakness torpid circulation dyspepsia,
scrofula painful periods, &c, &c.
This treatment has also been successful in epilepsy, heart
disease and dropsy In those Of peculiar nervous
ciabiy, loss of memory, or slight alterations of mind
where the Lunatic Asylum is forbddng the success this
Institution is truly gratifying
There is extensive WATER CURE attached, with gar
dens lawns and spacious accommodations, where kindness
and pleasure among the remedial buoy
ancy of spirits and cheerful enjoyment.
A work MoToRrATHr and other particulars, can be-
had free of postage by enclosing ten letter stamps direct
ed to II. HALSrEAD n. d.,
3m26 . Rochester, N. Y.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
S oFAS
MAHOGANY & BLK WALNUT ROCKING &
PARLOR CHAIRS

which, for strength and durability will warrant equal
any Chairs that can be produced
COMMON CHAIRS AT THIRTY CENTS:
AN extra lot of DINING and BAR-RooM CHAIRS;
Large ROCKING CHAIRS at St,00
common CANE SEAT CHAIt9s. at 6J cents;
A very large supply of CANE CHAIRS finished nice i'm
itation of Rose Wood and Black Walnut;
OFFICE Chairs, Wholesale and retail
OF ion. - 0N--'0-A O-N'
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
Later from California--Loss of the Steamer Ten
nesSee.

San Francisco advces to the 10th u have been recey
ed Mt New Orleans.
The steamer Tennessee from Panama, for San Francis
CD, totally lost the latter port the 18th ult,
in consequence of running ashore in fog She had six
hundred passengers board every of whom, with
the officers and crew, saved also the mails
The Tennessee valued at 100000, Of which amount
800, 200 insured in England
Much anxiety is felt at San Francisco concerning the
Vanderbilt steamer Independence frohgSan Juan, She
had large number of passengers board and has been
due thirty daysThe steamer Seabrd had gone search
of her.
The town of Weavervie, in Trinity County, has been
destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 100000.
Gold mines of great value have been discovered in Ore