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compasto CSHi1 Hsksr also sent directions
that the - u cspss to the Iee side
of the islaiao 1870 ewoud be in readiness to
convey thsuffa ~ ships.
Among the t19{41u8 ef the day, after the wrec X ,
a child vas boisen DC beach, and is now healthy
and thriving; the mother was carried across the
mountains ia = hammock, and even walked part OF
the way to the boats. Many of the passengers,
especially among the females, suffered much from
want of clothing. The dead were buried near the
wreck Holes were dug in the sand with boards,
and each corpse received separate grave. The
number known to have persisted ia one hundred
and forty, and, the graves number sixty, there
were, of course, eighty who drowned or
burned, and whose bodies were not recovered. We
have not yet completed our list Of those who were
buried on the island, but notice among the names
those of Mrs. Mary Ann Carnes, of England; Otis
Hale, of Massachusetts,; Rufus Mosier, of Newport,
New York; Mr.. Chansey, San Jose Michigan
John Baum, Newark. New Jersey; Mrs Rowland,
and three children, Of Michigan, (Mrs H. was on
Missouri; Morris Kemp, Maria Wilson, stewardess;
Mr. Darlington and wife 1.-TWO children, both
saved;) Asa kittredge, Waukegan, Illinois; Will
liam Abram, Cornwall, England; lame man ),
name unknown-had a wife and child near Eliza
beth, Illinois; Robert Taylor, Boston; Charles A.
Ward, No. 365 Broome street, New York
All Of the above had money their persons,
which Is IN the keeping of Mr.. Brigham, at the
office of the Vanderbilt line. The bodies of MIR.
Tarr, of Sacramento; Mr. Knox, of Rhode Island,
and of Senior LARGO, Of Valparaiso, were no. re
covered. The last. named a CHILEAN gentle
man OF wealth and standing in Valparaiso; finding
himself driven into the waves by the flames, he
turned to a few who about him and offered fifty
thousand dollars to any person who would assist
him to save his life butin such moment could
think of the offer; seeing that his end was near,
Senior LARGO said Farewell! 1t is only once ~
and plunged into the water; he was quickly
drowned.
The body of Martin OMera, an Irishman, was
also lost. DR.. Shaw, who went back to Mex
leo by the way of La Paz and Mazatlan, was
carried out by the under-tow of the surf beyond
the steamer, but eventually reached the shore by
incredible exertions, when he threw himself upon
the beach and wept like child. After the lnde-
pendence swung round broadside to the beach, her
coal took fire, and seen through the blackened
ribs OF the ship, it gave her the appearance OF a
gigantic CRATE of coa-fire
A list of the lost and saved is given, the names
OF whom have been already published, but of
which the following is a recapitulation:
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

N HODGMAN, No. 81 Maiden Lane and
II. Nassau street, (frst corner from Broadway,)
respectfully invites the attention of his old custom
ers, and merchants throughout the country gener
ally, to his stock of India Rubber Goods of his own
manufacture, viz:
Goats, Capes, Ponchos, Pants, Ove-als, Leg
gings, Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Life Preserves,
Overshoes. Carriage Cloths, Piano Covers, Machine
Betting, Steam Packing, Door Springs. &c.; and
every description of Rubber Goods manufactured
will also be found as above.
My goods defy competition or comparison-are
warranted proof against decomposition in any eli
mate, and are offered for sale in large or small
quantities, upon the best terms. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to by
HODGMAN ~.
81 Maiden Lane and So Nassau st. NY
Sent I3
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Tcoas.srosD.scs or rHs ns<vsssc.l

~. rn.urxnr
Ap.n. =. 1855,
L.. A.. catch :, vtimnse of the presfdent's
-,.-... ...r hv manv this forenoon when
- -.,k;nr in the rrounds surrounding bis
-. 9TH Mr., Pierce f,he Cabinet being at
-, 49,. IN ,s.,;on, 10 understand how utterly
-. s,,nd.a are Al the stories CONCERNING dissen.
ion. in his official family. No man could wear
. brow no uncloudsd a. his was, whose mind was
o,nrsssed "A his would have been under troubles
ar vsxations Of that SORT I know positively that
from the Attn of March to this hour nothing has
occurred in the sill htest degree TO mar the hsrmo
nv of the action of the Administration. President
Pierce is really the only Chief Magistrate whom
we have had for many long wears Who hss f.;,ed
to 6nd himself plunged in sea of peroe xitiea ere
the end of thu 6r,t month Of hia president;, term
vss,s.a.~ -. e..... s
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rsn.c,o- e,.,.-~t rr;..x g.. -, ~, ~
v;,, hs an rnh..-<, ~ ..,sh
c,r En-. ,,s. hs,. $50: :, -oo -
win ton cent, CO. ,.;,o g.. ',,'N p AAN'
he .mount IF vork =. ~ s.~,. -. :,
wholly ., N. ,fsa.,,. 81 49, ;,,..,S
ventlsm.r 40 a;sros.a
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$500 Va 90 0'o
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HSfiAeS "e 'na. tue result Oh tue receh' oiaolng
or man contracts IN the New England ana New
o'A naS Soiis nat alarmed ine roS' VI
.0S Depa''A''n' as W 'neir prospects ior saving
NC Pu0h0 ni0"0y 1" 'ne next fouf yeais' ihey
e'0 io'oea W 0'o70 WIN 'ne o~sS' oioS Vi course
iooSn nose ~" est onefs a0'uaiiS averaged quite
evenly I'VE per cent aoose Tue prices al "nion
Nc sanie rou'e' "sie let iou' years ago
ise Oh sone twenty per cent was anticipated 10
grow OUT Oh 'ne Altered cohoinon Oh general ousi-
tes' (Pfioes' No'' III 'na' quarter Vi tne onion'
noosn tney were oy no means prepared Tor the
'a'e Vi things ueseiopeu "neh Tue proposals CAME
oe openeo' iners was haruiy any sucn toing
competition anywhere a' THIS letting whereas
%, a
Pnoafy Importance WINCH was nov ooheeSteo III
Plri' Vi o''efheSS as wen as 1eai'
Tue en'S VI running 'ae haiis On 'ne MIS-
lssaPpi IN io"-Prsssure ooa'S Is one OF more mag
pi'ooe 'oan 1hose not conSefsans Win sucn mat
sfs cream OF. Inc services stipuiated 70 De per-
ofmed ~ tne contractors VIII require tne outlay
miiioh anu nai Oh uohars Ior Iair start
ne con''aCto1S are W nave thirty ne" coats, All
greaty novel In their construction; sixteen oelng
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By G. w. ROTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE real

THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE.-By virtue of decree of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia, sitting in
equity, for the county OF Washington, made in the
cause wherein James Burdne and wife are COM
plainants and George Sheckell, Mary Ann Sheck-
ell, and Rosalie Y. Sheekell defendants, the
subscriber, trustee appointed by said Decree will
sell at public auction the premises, on We'd
nesday, May Goth, 1853, at O'Clock D. M, Lot
No. 6, in Square SIG, with the improvements This
lot is most eligibly located on the south side of
Maryland avenue, Immediately oppUe1te the Gov
eminent Green Houses, containing 2,16O square
feet of ground, fronting from 125 to 100 feet on
Maryland avenue. The Improvements are hand
some frame building, with extensive back build
ings, admirably calculated for an extensive board
ing house or tavern.
Terms of sale: One-ffth in cash; the residue in
four payments of s, IL, Is, and % months, with
endorsed notes, to be approved by the trustee; and
on full payment of the whole amount deed will
be made by the trustee conveying such title as the
court vested in him. atthe expense fthe purchaser
BENZ. P. SMITH, Trustee.
C. w. BOTELER, Auct
April 22-eodts (Unionl
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DRINTING MATERIALS EoK s.Ir

tJRnNI1NG MATERIALS FOR SALE
Il Three cylinder presses, two of which will
work sheet AZ by "a inches and the other sheet
u by A. These Presses sin gle-cylinder, nearly
new, In arst-rate order, and calculated for do
ing oook- work Also, driving. wheel for cylinder.
press, Steam Engine and boilers. two iron Hand
Presses, large fonts of Small Plea and Brewer.
Type, Cases, Stands, Standing Presses, &C., &C.,
Terms e6sy.
April 27-3t A. BOYD HAMILTON
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l. CARD.

n BUCKINGHAM & son Respectfully in.
~. form the citizens of Washin gton, and the
public generally, that they still continue the
Black and Whitesmith business at the old stand on
street, between 10th and lIth streets, where they
are prepared to manufacture all kinds of orua.
mental and plain hand railing and palisadins
balcony railing. and window guards, area railing
and railing for cemeteries of wrought or cast iron
of various patterns, and all other kinds of iron
work pertaining to house building, on as good
terms can be had in the CITY,
April 27-3teod
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we have heretofore published Geographic infor-
nation from New Orleans that Governor Lane had
Issued a proclamation laying claim to the Mecila
valley, as part of the Territory of New Mexico
correspondent of the Picayune has furnished that
journal with the following copy of the proclamation
in question:
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

BALTIMORE, April 27-5 p. N.
There is still no open movement BY either Wigs
pr Democrats with regard TO their gubernatorial
nominations, but both surveying the ground
and canvassng qualifications, claims, and avaia
Pility, before opening the campaign. The Wings
have pretty generally settled on Thomas Swami,
|ssu., late President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, who certainly deserves well of the whole
State; but difficulty has arisen which will pro
badly prevent bis nomination. Mr.. Swami has
ust esca ped from four years of the most laborious
physical and mental labor that mortal man ever
Encountered, in conducting the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad from Cumberland to the banks of the
Ohio river, through the barriers of the Aeg hanies
lind through financial endorsements that would
nave appalled, man of less sanguine tempera-
nent and iron-will That work accomplished, he
,as retired to recruit his strength and pay some
Intention to his lon private affairs The
difficulty therefore is that Mr. Swami rather hest
ates and il 10 animated that he will probably dc.
Zine to accept such nomination. He urges on
bis friends the selection Of some other Of the old
Nv big body guard, and promises 10 give cordial
|and hearty support to either of the gentlemen
hamed in connection with the nomination.
The under current of animosity existing among
ne Democrats with regard to the ofices, prevents
hoy movement towards nomination on that side.
|rhe custom house is daily surrounded by fifty
men to each office in the gift of the collector each
III whom have in their pockets letters of recon-
nendation from Robert NJ McLane who they
know will control every appointment that will be
nade-and iorty nine of each fifty will know tina
ne letters given them lack the private mark to
ma ke il pass current When the chances for Mr..
Lane are srou gest then, and not till then, will
be delegates to the convention De chosen.
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Arrival Of The -uncle Sam.

has arrived from Aspinwall, with forty. live pas
sengers and $3.50, 900 in gold. Among her pas
sengers are the celebrated Chinese dramatic COM
pany. The 1sthmus was healthy, and the cross-
ing remarkably good. The Uncle Sam left Kings
ton on the 2lst. The yellow fever was raging
considerably, and several shipmasters bad recent
~ died The steamer Georgia, with So, 23O, 900 in
gold on freight from California, left Kingston on
the 2lst She also brings the mails.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
CARUsI's SALOON.
SECOND AND List

SECOND AND List
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI concert by the celebrated
STYERMARK FAMILY
Consisting of Herr NEISS, the unequaIled Vio-
linist and Cornet performer; Mad'lle MARIE
NESS, the accomplished Harpist, and Madame
KLINE, the unsurpassed Vocalist.
The citizens of Washington are informed that
the above family will give their last GRAND
CONCERT
lit Carusi's Saloon
On this Thursday evening, April o. 1853.
During the evening Herr NEISS will introduce
his astonishing performance Seventeen Distinct
Instruments at time! producing an effect equal
to that of full band, and which has been received
at all the principal cities in this country and Eu2
rope with marked wonder and applause.
Cards of admission fifty cents.
Doors open at 74-Concert at O'Clock.
For programmes see bills.
AnriI 0S-1t
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ut Carusii's Saloon
NATIONAL THEATRE.

POSITIVELY last night but three of Professor
Il ANDERSON'S Incomprehensible Wonders
New and brilliant Experiments never before at
tempted by any mortal man.
The great $l0,O 900 bet taken by the SPIRIT RAP
PERS, who say they will put up the money and
accept the Professors challenge
That BOTTLE will continue to give forth its
streams of all kind of liquors in undiminished
abundance; it can never be emptied. This is the
last chance to drink from it. Improve it,
New proofs against the SPIRIT RAPPERS
Remember, this is the last nj ght but three of Pro-
fessor ANDERS ON'S awe4 thrilling feats, SATUR.
DAY is positively the last night.
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Prices of admission: Private boxes, SIS; dress
circle and parquette, so cents; children under ten
years, half price; reserved seats Is cents; orches
ira seats, IS cents; family CIRCLE IS cents; third
tier, SO cents; colored gallery, IS cents.
Doors open at q O'Clock; wonders commence
at 8. The box Office will be opened daily from
10 O'Clock m. to 4 O'Clock p. m.
Arr
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color of the owl, and
,sanr. ~uiIke any birds known in these m 80
ppes.ahce has given rise to some specnl s,;o.
seenss our citizens. 1t is not known to Ieht h''.
l1"0riooro (hd.) Gazette of yesterdo, !.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps,
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1853.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re.
~ ceived at this Office until 10 O'Clock a, m. on
Saturday, the 18th of May 1853, for supplying the
United States Marine Corps with the following
articles, to be delivered by the 18th day of july,
1888, at the Marine Clothing Store, No. 81 Walker
street, New York city, at Washington, D c., or
at such other point as the Quartermaster may di-
rect, free OF expense to the United States viz: 900
blankets; 200 knapsacks; 500 fatigue caps, with
brass letters 'sU. S. M; 800 army bodies; 200
patent leather stocks.
Samples OF the above named articles may be
seen at the Office of the Assistant Quartermaster
81 Walker street, New York
u The Quartermaster reserves to himself the ri ght
to increase or diminish the quantities named
above, as the wants of the service may require.
The lowest responsible bidder will be officially
notified of the acceptance of his bid.
The articles to be subject to the inspection of the
0oartermaster, or such person or persons as he
may appoint
Spch papers as usually advertise for the Marine
Corps are requested to notice the above three times
week until the 18th May next, and send their
bills, accompanied by copy of the advertisement
to this Office for payment.
April 27-eodtl4May
LNOR RENT.-The large brick dwelling house
y at the corner of Third and streets, now &C.
cupied by John c. Rives, is for rent. Possession
will be given Immediately. For terms apply at
the counting room, jackson Hall.
April 26-d3t
HOUSE, FURNITURE. TABLE, HORSES.
IL CARRIAGES. Ssc.-One of the most
cious and comfortable Houses in Thu
rented to 6rst rate ten.-
recently made IT,
datin~'
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NAyAL.-A letter from Genoa, dated March
Rlst, says;
"Mr Marsh. our NJ mister at Constantinople,
bow in Florence, has just receive ed dispatches from
Nv ASKING ton concerning the DR.. King affair AZ
be goes in few days. The
United States frigate Cumberland awaits HE
orders"
The United States steam gate Susquebanna,
Captain lnman, arrived at Hong Kong, January
|,O, from Manila.
The United States steam igate Mississippi
Commodore d. T. Perry, sailed from the Cape OF
food Hope, on the 3D. OF February, for Japan.
The United States steam frigate San Jacinto,
Captain Craboe, had gone TO Marseilles, whence
he should proceed TO Alexandra. in company with
he United States sloop- of war St. Louis, Commo-
lore Ingrahan-
The Omitted States sioop-of- war Leyapt, Com.
nodore Goidsborough. had received orders to saiI
or Lexhorp, to Assist in putting on boar the .b;,
he rbie group, BY Greenongn, tor the ro<nns:,
lac w ashingtOu.
The frigate Savannah. which has been st,.d o,,,
1 this port, IL nov nearly ready for sea. She il
Fiestiued to relieve the frigate Congress the a.
bio Of Commodore McKeever, on the Brazil sts.
N~~raLk AWotd-
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the marL.t - i've saw LOBSTER YESTERDAY NJ
weghinr oa mr. B. 8. Kellam, in State stree. ~
would ma ks 1.-TWO pounds! One of his clnw
meal for good -sised family
tNetc Hacen Conn., J Jo.xrurl
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A CARD,

JOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
= MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washln gton and vicinity that he has established
sons on the Piano, Guitar and in Singing
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson s Dag uerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr., Johr,
r. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter
Mar 25
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by TELEGR ART Z.
The Ne,p Mextco Dihsculties

Nsw ORLEAns, April T.-Judge Conklipg has
despatched Willard B. FarweIl a. special messen3
ger. who 10 now on his way To w ashington, with
toll accounts of the state Of affairs in New Mexico.
Santa Anna was expected to arrive in the city Of
Mexico on the 10th instant $500 80 3
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a -..,It, and the Furniture,
IS 'erms, as the present occnna ~ -. accommo
and tor Europe The House is in comnIet stout TO
A TN ,aorGughly furnished in every order
furnace and rooms and balls are heated by
Horses and carpi unaan.iy supplied with gas The
the best in this city. o'S compare with
April IS 'Ae 1'ep"0i'c.
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STRANGE BIRus.-For week or two past our
village has been visited just after sundown BY .
number of strange birds about the ''--
They are apparently of ~
make nois. 49,
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Further from Buepos .Aures.

BosroE, April 27.-Letters from Buenos Ayres
state that the troubles there had all been settled
and that the intestine disorders of the country
were at an end. There was no produce at Buenos
Ayres, and vessels were leaving in b,llast for
Montevideo.
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Nfm 4srk 1ssertise,n,nts.
TO MERcHANrs Az n-.

w :! - IA 1855 3 70, beg to remind merchants
for F. s. Clnavsr's UnFivaiied HONEY eoap ~
only genuine; also for bic celebrated MssI 49, -
Windsov, and other Toilet Soaps. Beat4 fsrsn.s
Clarified Marrows. Sharing Creams, NAaitsr1
Shaving Soap, &c.
They are constantly importing the Finest Qoali.
ties OF English and French Hair and Teoth Brush.
es' shell, horn, and buffalo Dressing Cout3s, and
every description of goods in the fancy and per-
'omefy ne which they will sell at the lowest cash
prices. Price lists and samples sent on when ID
paIea ior. Merchants will find it well worth their
while to give them call. -
W. ]. DAVIS & CO.,
NO Az Courtiandt street. New York,
war 12-ow Sole agents for the United States
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pion of wom.r, DIS 10 the ma me of a new cham
snce on p p rights. who has made her annear-
be quite w fo'trum in New York. She il IA 70
young hand some, and eloquent. '"
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ENAMELLED COTTAGE CHAMBER FUR
NITURE.

Matthew's & Stacy. SAG Broadway.
Corner Spring Street, Ne,o York, Opposite 81. N.
cholas Hotel Prescott and Collamore Houses.
y" OFFER at wholesale and retail the most
to be found in the United States, all from oricin.l
designs. including Oriental, Serpcntine, Open Cot
tage, High Post, and other patterns Also Rose
wood, Mahogany, Oak, and Black Walnut chat
Der and parlor suites
M. 4 S devoting themselves exclusively to the
manufacturing department of this business, assure
purchasers they can procure of them well seasoned,
durable, and elegant furniture, at prices varying
from Ss25 to $500 per suite.
N B.-No connexion with any other firm in the
city. Feb s-3m
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AVENUE HOUSE.
GEORGE FRENCH & CO.,


Late of FrencA's Hotel Norfolk.
1NHIs HOTEL, just finished at great expense, is
l. furnished throughout in the latest and best
style. The rooms are large and airy, and every
attention will be paid to the comfort of their
guests.
Families wishing board can be accommodated
at reasonable rates.
The charge for meal borders will be four dol
lara per week. April ii
CHOCOLATE, COCOA, AND BROMA.
!" BAKER & CO.'S American and Vanilla
w Premium Chocolates, Cocoa, and Broma-
to which first premiums have been awarded bv the
Chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are for
States, and by their agents:
~ HussEY & murray. New York; Grant
y nWELLs' Philadelphia; THOMAS v. BRuNpeE,
baltimore; KENNEL & DUDLEY, Cincinnati. Ohio.
and >. ID. HOWELL, Geor getown, d. c.
WALTER BAKER e. Co.
Aprlio diy Dorchester, Mass
A GENTLE MAN, WHO CAN DEVOTE
IA the afternoons of each day from half
would like to get employment IL
ing suitable to his po.'A
as the posti-
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w MI Ef,s RIFLE REvOI-V1Sc--
receive Us undersigned viii srS;l. Pis-
durable simple a9e IL ss5an in their
o. get out of ORDER and are Un not liable to rust
instant sg g cylinder may be dpenslye The
to anv dea; another (oaded) inserted In an
frontier life, Particularly adapted To
Ninth .t,... c. B. ADAMS,
Mar Soft street, between F and G streets.
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LlTHOGRAPHIC STOnES

kNROM our own qaarries at Solentofen, Germa.
= ny, OF superior quality and ALL SIZES up to
ooxoO inches, at the Lowest PRICES.
JEGEL & SCHWARTZ, ss
rep I4-5m IL Gold street, New York
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Naiiine Of the Amerien

BosToN, April 27.-The ROYAL mail steamer
America sailed at noon to day tor Liverpool. She
took out one hundred passengers, and 1875, 600 in
gold ingots
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.Arrival of the S..nn., a.or~;c

New YoRK, April 27.-The steamer Georgia.
with the California mails to April 1, and $4,000,
OOO in gold dust, arrived this morning, bringing
over four hundred passengers
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