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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-27

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New GOVERNOR OF MAINE. - Governor
Crosby, of Maine, was formally inaugurated,
on Tuesday, when he delivered his inaugu-
raj address. He refers to the liquor law,
and its actions, and concludes that it has
not effected the good which Its friends claim.
In regard to the purchase Of lands belonging
to Massachusetts,, he recommends the State
to purchase the same if it can be had at a
fair price. e 10
Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER, we regret TO
see it stated, is still confined to his room and
bed at Washington, RE Is said to be suf-
fcring from a sore leg which wholly disables
him, and some Of his friends fear that under
his other ailments amputation may become
necessary-or, what is worse, that he may
be carried off by the general debility OF his
system.
. N5-The sister Of Gen. Pierce, widow of
the late General John McNeill,) for whose
relief the House has just passed a special
pension bill by an overwhelming majority,
had been in vain pressing her claim on Con-
gress for years past-ever since the death OF
her husband. The good fortune of the broth
or, however, has happily influenced her for
tunes also, and she gets her pension.
THE CALoRIc ;ENGINE.-Captain Erics-'
son exhibited n small engine, on the caloric'
principle, in the London Worlds Fair, bus
rs no fires were allowed in the building, it
could not be worked, and hence excited but
little attention, and was altogether passed
over in the award'of medals. II occupied T.
bout the space Of common centre table,
REPUTATION MiEURoPE.-The Queen OF
Portugal has recently issued a decree Hlr7
tually regulating the financial obligations
Of her government. By this decree all the
Ave ner cent. and four per cent. stock OF
that kingdom is converted, alta blow, with
out apology or compensation, into three per
cents. 90
.nrSenatorial vacancies will occur in
the national representation OF Alabama,
Mississippi and North Carolina, on the 4th Of
March neyt, for which no provision has yet
been made. The Legislatures OF theseStateS
have all adjourned without eiecting Sen.
): ators.
REvrvAL.-The Piqua papers speak Of an
extraordinary revival Of religion now in
progress in tho NJ! r. Church in Piqua, up-
wards Of 200 have attached themselves to
lhe church, sand up to this time (2oth)there
is no abatement of the interest manifested
I Rev, Gaddis is tho Pastor.
.AMERrcAN PRODUCE FOR A~UsTRAIIA.-
4 Sales Of Richmond, City Mills -four are maas
in the New York market almost daiiyy, now
for shipment to the Australian gold 'dig:
J rines. On Wednesday 1000 b6ls sold AZ
! $&374.f
iTrT6e latest Paris fashion i. pewdering
the Eair with gold dust'arId aiifngsot sliver'
sTh;s fashion will suit California aud Aus
,r.l;,. INIT, the expenditures Ofthe powder
IL Iikslyrto explode thsfashion.''
,5ESET TAxATtoS:-Thursday, the Sd q
:. Fkbruary, has been agreed upon by TN
Suorems Court Of Ohio, for determintnt
me constitutionahty, Of the bank tex-lawI
4Passed March 2lfis6l.s
2rCoal1ands dear Wheeling, Vas 'ar
selling at Q l,40o per acre. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-27

NrUsE " COUCH CANDY,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-27
.WROueHrI aot MANurAeruREb BIZ 4

WROUeHr HRot MANuEAcrUREb III A
NEw PRocEss.-An important Improvement
in the manufacture cf wrought iron, was
made at Newark, N. ]. 1.-TWO or thfee yeats
ago, aud . few weeka Sidee an association
At that pace put q Into sUssessful opera
ton. TheimprOrementsit'is said, consists
in the production of pure wrought iron, d.
rectly from the ore, with mineral coal, thus
dispensing with the time and money-c0n-
Isuming process OF reducing it first to pig
iron, and thence ipIo wrought iron by Pud
ding, or with charcoal. The Newark Ad-
advertiser says; :.
"The chief advantages. claimed for the
Invention are that the iron is produced Tor
some twenty dollars per ton less than the
puddled or charcoal iron, and that At Is
worth ten dollars per ton more, OF account
Of it's superior quality, that a greater guam
iity OF the ironis extracted from a given a.
mount OF ore than by the old process, and
that il is the only process by which pure
wrought iron can be produced.
"The rationale Of the inv ention is that the
iron Ia deoxidyzed by heating a mixture. 0I
the puiyerized ore and coal in close tubes, sc
that by the combustion Of the coal the oxy.
gen is absorbed from the ore, and passes OF
in an aeriform state. The residuum is Ia
ken. from the tubes aid worked into balls
weighing ABOUT 100 pounds each. These
are taken to the tr~ip-hammer, by which they
are reduced to blooms. Two tons OF thu
iron are nov made per day, and it requires a
hOrf ftvO tons Of1rn and nnn ton and A.hNlI
Of .~coalto produce one ton. Of the wrough
iron. The iron is extracted and p~erfecte'
by a continuous process, very simple in 1T
Operation, andtherefofe is said 10 be. NOR,
uniform, and altogether superior to. tina
made by other processes by which the or
or iron must undergo two successive expo
sures to the fire before itcan be reduced t
wrought. iron" Us. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-01-27

correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, ls53.--lt appears
that Col. King has made tie amende hon:
orable to Mr.. Clayton, by explaining that
whatever he stated TO Gen. Cass, relative to
the treaty oGlS5O, was undeta mistaken
understanding OF the. facts that lately OCCUR
Fred. That it was so is SO far right, but why
did not Mr.: King inform the Senate at the
cine that Mr. Cinyton inquired Of him, as
the chairman of the. foreign relations, Whist
was its understanding Of the. bearing Of the
treaty on British Honduras. SO as tob get its
opinion Of the treaty clearly and authorita-
lively! He undertook to answer for the
VIII lie Senate, after having consulted in Sc
.cret with only half a dozen. Southern Sena-
TORS, concealing even from Gen. CasF, a
me .nbcr of the committee Old foreign affairs
and the leader Of the party, that Mr.. Clny'
ton desired inlormstion on the subject
NM. Eine's nnte to- rhc Senate, through
/ Mr., Pearcc, seems to deny that he told Gen
Cass last week what Gen. c. stated IL the
Stnnte. But it is proved by Mr.. King
own witness, Mr.. Bragg, Of Alabama, tha'
he had said To others substantially VIA
Gen. Cass reports him TO have said to him.
self; namely, that If Mr.. Clayton submitted
to the Senate the treaty with the supple
men.ary clause or protocol desired by Stiff
L. Bulwer, that-it would not, receive a vote
Yet he wrote to Mr.. Clayton to say tina
the whole Senate understood That British
Honduras was not included in the treaty =
For one P'cannot reconcile the consistenc.
between what he wrote to Mr.. Clayton II
1850, what he says to MIR. Cass and other
in 1853, and what he writes agar % tn
Senate in cxnlanation of botls
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Correspondence Of ike Lancaster g 1ette.l
:. c6Eunaus, JaSy. "a, 1853.

!. C6EUMnus. JaHy. ~, 1853.
Ep,roA OF fRe GAzKfrk;-The last two
or three days have been very, spirited ones
in both branches Of the Legislature. A few
days since your Senator, Mr.. Smith, intro
.duee5-s Buncomhe resolution 10 adjourn on
the alst o. February, and which after laying
d das OF two on the table was taken up and
adopted: II was notorious here that II any
respectable part Of the b~usiiesa laid over
from last winter was to be disposed OF, ID was
rediculously absurd to speak Of a~djourning
before the middle OF March. Will the peo-
ple believe, that us vet not one branch Of the
timportantmatters which the adjourned ses-
sion was ostenslble, intended to settle, has
been completedin. either House! Yet 1t Is
undeniable that so far as the great CUES.
Itions are CONFERENCE.-The Code, the School
bill, the Sub Treasury bill, the supplement
taTy tax bill, and the Usury bill-the Eegise
Htdre is scarcely in advance ofwbere It was
onthe 18th Of November last. The prog
ress is almost -im~perceptible. The code
commissioners reported on Saturday; and
the Judiciary committee introduced a bill
embracing It's contents Immediately after
ward, which. was read the first time. The
bill contained over SIR hundred sections and
its reading occupied all day. Not oneofthe
above named subjects have been touched in
the House of Representatives; yet the Sen
ate adopted the resolution. in. order, to throw
theresponsibifity of an adjournment upon
the House. The argument was, mot thai
the business win be done by that time, but
that we will then have been in session three
/ months, and three months is as much as will
be popular. ~ If the House had agreed Ia
1.-THE resolution, the Consequence, wonld have
tbeen that the adjourned session was not only
fan idle farce But a fruitless failure. Greal
evaporation and ill feeling prevails between
!. the two bodies on account Of it and. many
members ofthe House are laboring hard te
secure its passage purely out Of indignation
az the demapoguism of the Senate. 1t wa
after a hard fight referred to a select com
mittee, and whether it will be smuggled o
reported back and agreed to, is still doubt
full. If.the present Legislature is to accom-
plish anything, it is yet. to. be done, for thu
far it is a mere blank, A resolution Instruct
ing the select committee on Temperance t
report a bill similar to the Maine Liquor iav
was adopted IN the Senate on Friday. Thu
School bill and ub-Tteasury bill will per
haps be sent to- the House to-day. The bill
to. create the new Jpdge in Cuyahoga coun
II. was lost and a motion to reconsider wa
laid upon the table. The bill to %reorganiz
! the State Library and provide for the aP
pointment Of State Librarian has Passe
both Houses, IN, 4.
. The code is very radical and changes tn
! whole system Of practice and pleading nol
: in force. 1t will occupy much time and Q
!. present the signs indicate that the Lesis'a
& ture is just beginning. lit meets the put
4 lie expectation in the amount of labor 1t pei
forms, il. cannot adjourn before the hrst
April. EScorHSE''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Foreign Ports.

At woosung nth ship Living Age Holmes from San Fran
cisco g., Il, cxn Die. g.. 7 o.a,, .oon -.
Tinora Whtuore Tor NewYoTk dos Genoo, Deven aud Ariel
AVIS for baks Fanny Major Cresey for San Franchises
W Hong Kong July 9Th ship Flying Chders White from the
Rive. Min remained but unable to obtain
Al Manila june ships Winged Racer Homsn for Boston via
Batavia Andes h from San fsns SEQ 10y on as
JGnvrn from DO for Newly heber NICHOLS ioI 40
a, bSaya July gh ship Minstrel Potter for Boston ds barks
Sene fenshan for San Francisco Sailed date,
srs NJ Copp China Monterey LecrAw San Francisco
Ia ssssra Soayer from Melbourne lith
July 10Th shs Abby fratt bear Tor bosoa lew
ny Lind EGSs noS barr snS snr S
"a o Mei,o Pike and Fsneun Hall bangs 20 oad or
DO Washing On A'oa Day NON Hns.Po'e ar eA aa
ida Foger to load for do Ans s Hedge Tor RaaEo9n
la Dolphin Trandy o London son r,se u'es fos DO
S.pscrl Iulv is:h ship COIcordis, Allen Boston
Cors,sntorle 18th ult bark Jas Smith Coburn fn Boston
vie Malta an H. diss 20 load for Boston
A, suyrps Eth ult- bark Minosa King fer Boston une
Al (;itIahsr sd VT bark Vesa Perciyal from Boston .
AZ BS.ns AyIs. sSy Fin ss a.s Means PSe I'm Ierpoo
NortViaeo Sfh Chss : Oiden. WATSON JeHerson
Need brss Helen, Hughes do Robert Wing cTowe f0E
Al p,rpsnSreO iih slt ship Huntre. Lambert reps;
biss bsndy~iSe Mccormack tSt New-fSIs Noe!r Robertson
At Mermaid Lassen I'm salem June 3
ahOs, July ds sd TrvviOu barb Lawrence clAt Masn-
A. su1inAm lsA ult brig GsIslle, for salem DAYS
lie lac. Hon 18th ult bs hAie Heath Benns for
Al Isilaocs issh u bris Patrick Heary Loasnd I'm Philale
| rhia t. Stih ut Cor rurk's Island.
Al lscne 2 ult big MAy Eleanor Mason I'm and for Ses
Al St Jaso -sh tit bs Lydia FArnha ssnner for York las
Clo al Gu bee 10th inst, bah Jcnuy Fits, Snow Hull
Al ptmrAia Aug bk CArniolS CabtFee from MschisS dr
aro pEVcctd boEaie bTig Wakondnx from New
ard would % B0nsi scar Onward tFou Baltimore io
ca Al oSsbee, sept 3 brig vrsnis. BlAls Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Richardson, Brother. & Co.'s Circular.

IPsy Sioooyo LlVtRrooL IN No NO ~ 10, ~.
has fallen tins neiseborno The trade IRON th1 err
ru6 boyap and the that took see Al or
gate recovered aboosh We can hardy qoe M n
rrosesn Drces WBGsT sDd FLOUR s sees were re
eted Of Tuedy and gcod exent o.
se,s articles chiefly pecplatln ND y CoSs
fhe chief being Orees houses ~
improvement Of 81 Qnarter tSr
ms ster snd floating esso tes I'm
Mach rain fell N the past nish, duriss mako the weather
with rising barometer Olri1sn
DIV have been Moderate
Wstss sod sttsrdsDes maket this noruinF bot only
.s..d a done 10 WHEAT the saes reported )e1g
10 op,rpsr ana Of character a. f prices OF
T,nrs mucb the sane - a. our st
,,,e. ned On that day could not b. exceeded EDAS
~ nm In favor seller OATMEAL In Improved ~
s,ss. - ~ ea25 y OATS without change N ssas o. s
s,5 go ar lat report the whole les business ~ done
eh.n had bee anticipated In each article W..
fn,-i, on yoreig aud Flour since tbs day
90. X7s ofs Wbat; 5bbs and S0 saek F.oa ADD no qs
Th Az. currency for American CeTeales q9te-WairE
w. sgdeD no. Red and Mixed ds 4; Canadian S q
R,d end White s4Qe8 FLoUxBslnore aud Phiisaer IA
gCasII: Westerns s. la9ol3; Ohio 80 az, SOUS 20 ~
IrplF CoEE-YellO~, ST. G6dSsii Prime White S Sf@"fo
coTroxTbe Trade has been quiet al the week Fair are
sd, s but other grades without change The saes o. the week
.onrf M N 40 bales Of which the Trade have taken n Do
unsitered vsluesales limited Pork In the
state Bacon similar POSITION Shoulders nonns o9ns
OusEc1TRor BIRgSales restricted 20 DO bags baNs ''
~ quality Philadelphia scssce ., L., ono.,
Llpp1be reported comprise about ~ tn' a. on a' 4
Rcr-I large busnss. and prices Of hsye sdced 81
N % i2 Carona 10 also better request but no ebenge cH
Ia male ia nj last quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

Prom IaOyTs liz < - ?
rorfsrrorthArr ecst Chrstsna hEino1c Lo1do1 IN =
for ACr-ICff
Jive-poofs-r sert To-lc-. Rich John Y B 81 hi-
x PfFe strrk md SeOresns Lsnob Rosns1n- bat1oofe
Nsfrt rolls Nsrr.ck SeFf01k hsnrton. BaTls N,snica
Queens.owr-ArT Ans 81 AEnes Brown AkTAbi J'sa Aee-
Desu. Csr6erfs
SHE lds-sid ArE 81. Heicon. -. Neu-Yort-
HuIl-Arr Az 8. Della Sawyer Wslsce, y ; r,i..
RrsneD-ArT Arf - Anna Louss Koster OooAfT's
schVeichsl. EeW-iork ~, NJ
PrersrhaveD-irr kuz M.tas Lee Loseos Daniel iofs
Perrv. Lverrool. Sf.h Herr aeodor. Mailer 90
Pevoet-Arr Aur 81 Felix. Hrasez Cearieson 49,,
p Sphlzie se-s.e p
Veniee-Arr Ayr a PssqBs.ins Trspzni SsW'i' 80 M
ryrrfds. Carry. Troon. ~re.
Bsfa-is-sa July Monterey Le Grow CstS,n- ~ he
B,eusn Ara gThe Hermann. KuhlaasnD Eliea ct 49,
efih fTcr, EeOssrs while hauling mo GO "a i,s
chsrsed her cargo he rosds go ndee on v1es '--'- 49,
From Los3's Lit, sept - w.. - "a 20,
Portrpouftrr DevoaIhire Harvey Ton Se"i OH @0 & 0
LiveTroo-Is.bela - OrisEns Asstrsi 49,, Caai,s e
yert William Carson Bell Shzmsgrr D "HlA1 os'c-@a
Quetfc. r., 1-a-sa.S
ylinoArr Amelia svendson I'm soc knoin ior 1oik
sltlrr Aug r. John Ceskia RyHss MAtanzas FRANCES
Frefs DO
more 2sfh Helene Hseoop n. NsYort Joh.nn sndt ho<
Ter IN New-Ofcsns; Wash naoD Is fitch I'm Se"ior
Havre-Ar Constance. Lefof m Char eston . o.,
Bordesur Anr 2g-Arr Louis Bliss Hyler I'm New-OfleanA
Aslaga Aug a-H. Joocend Rowland New-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

Jnoia Rubber Goods.

VULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS.-The UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, Warehouse No 10 ss--aa''
kew-yort.
Sole Msnafseturers andsr Goodyesr's Patent,
the homs and trade the best terns
CLOTHING or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Light Heavy White Drsb and sek Costa Coak and SsPes
Reefns and Pea Jackets FIemeBs Coats and Cspes
POuch0s Oversls, Walking and Radias Lexzna
CLOTHS. &c.
Lnsteed Plain and Enamee Casge Cloths Melodson Cloths
Tapsus Camp Blankets Printed and Plain Table stand and
Pane Forte Covers Hone Covers
AIR WORK.
sirrle and Double Air Beds Pillows Cushions
Life reservoirs Boat and wagon Fl0atz Life Boss
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
Bsr Pamps Nipple Shields Tcehlns Knz Nursing Bottles
syrnses Sheet Rubber for Bandsgs Hospital
APRONS Ga Tubing he Hose Of AL sfes
soods made BY th Company ~srrs5t,e 2 ssaa sny en-
" m "il~'c-'' ffe'''ess
" N sHEYARD Tress and Sssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
BROWN. shipley q Co.'S Circular.

PR Niagara IivkhrDoLs Ii.' x. a,sS voe.
thr ana The Of money 20 y cent ann m
- general d. sire 70 frle NJ a9
49, ~ iIG 10 id qualities except mddn7 TAR Orleans whc
NJ hen m more for export to Russia al relatively good
prices - 90 I'm h.I.. .,s.,ls.o,s tsti ne 40 and
v,,. 7a bales To-day the bushes % blle with 90
E ~, 1919 "a Fsir Mobies6,d Fair Uplsnds sd y 10
Ma me 6ld Fair Mobiles SIG Far Jpisnds . lolo "
Olsinarv .5i05a. Inferior. so 81 nominal. . b.,
The this port has been taSen ihs Tees ana 90
no bsles Of 81 coo American against 6IOo bale at
This reriod last year, and 10000 American .
The csmand Manchester for YARNS and GOODS qe' Out 70
m Scne In the price and FLOUR IN Hsvre and the
p money has Of the late speco alive purchases
49, G o n Ia the market which acheek 20 business
which has been very moderate to-day al me quo
&c.. White Wheat 83a89; Red 1882 pIOD Batnore
ma Ohio Flour d5Oj6 Canal 29 as
Canada sj6G296; 2j an " Dbl White Indian Corn %
10 Yellow 81 d33i Mixed 81 y quarter:
small lot 1URPES1ISE 10 arrive has realized IL CIVIL en
shout bbs RESIN have brought sa4 DIOR common up 70 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

Per kiagrro1 Lvthtvolr z eiier "a III.
The Improvement In the demand 'oi pttf ~ VI
ek and last have been 70 very eu eon
without variation IN price ,..I,..L 1. -
likewise the demand has oeep o" pu' ne 'OoA D'e
moderate, holders are very finn -, -...,. sAo.,I
For there s moderate inquiry AZ 'ne quo'as
srs attract rather attention. ,, 80, -. ,
The sales reported at tbs iho hn prices oe-
handed by holders have checked operations
CHEESE highest quotation has been made otne os
are scarcely O much sought after
GRErsE BUTTER continues In request,
The demand for LIEsEED CAKE Is still active
TlLLow quite easily sold and prices are lower S~o
-, - ,.--,. c....,.
In the Com there still upward tendency Specua-
early Of the week were cautious but yserday
owing rain there large business At an advance OF ~
- 40 M on WpEAT Dbl FLOUR At todays mar ket
here activity and the business confined IN great mea
sue mers and dealers for present wants prices
sosns hade the extreme Iaes paid yesteIday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Freights.

rh, a, the United States have varied materially this week
Dead Weisbt mer to NewYort bat measure ent goods
passengers support former aons
40 NewYork about rs o We quote freight 70
- nj 10 20 A. tuu; goods l5 I6; hardware Il o.
s.,h,nwsre II o0 70 Boston-desd weight IS 20 li6 tine
seods ISL hardware s; earhenware 90 To Phadephs
Ii, 81 10 Baltimore dead weght cd 70 q o. hne Goods -
- ScI fpe Foods zoE hardware eartheuwaIe pertun
"-'' " FocKE BoULT Ship Brokers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Domestic Ports.

AIRANY-Arr sept Is propeller Lea0x PAi.ae.
pAa schrs Gide Lowell hosCn; Lsrt stsres do Aiy.
brur NtwNork Chcrrcey John Bcesworh
s Portland Ne d steam sehr Albany Marble Providence
sfh- amer Boston Vermont Nckcrscn do; Andrew
lr,wr level Do Heroire HAIRS NOrrchi " StsenAn
oars Care Man j. Palladium Avery New Losion; Gen Mar
in koldhsu Portland.
NiNANDRIA-Al sept Il Br bzs + Porter Sk.aS Liv-
eiTCo slTs r. l. Crook CSsnner NewH0fki Madson Iyl-
IAITlMoRE-Afr SEPT "A brig Acenus = Boston sehrs
Crysto lord New Bedrd Joseph Crsnl. Crowcii Dgoa
Mas. JoseYh CrAmuer Fall River Mss Cd big Lcni Lena
Ttrcn sshf y Ankee Doodle, CAgileeE, Do
,rss Wyiie NsvvRtaf.rs Ga te b NJ F-ysO.- BIZ Vas
5oln y y, schr sats stsplts >avsnn.h T. kartoa
| InsSoIt Ntwsik y J. Sarl. Z Lord Su-h Nsw-lo-k
hANGCR-Cld Sert brig R4-on E.fcn Bsfor scs- A.
| lArtic, blckrncrr. Charleston.
fA1H sept sohrs Harriet Ann Gsr'srd sri Os
Otra,S Ncw.Nork sd bTig No1tcclo iaost, = -c-A
BOSTON z ,eArI s,esv-hp N,sars ftr Le.ch Livs
ycc ship Wihtr Nsil ibr) Nhhrs bsrk Md c
bovr salem es Brilliant ibrl Foley Pictou Msrg.rss hs
10th Or Grove, Nsisrdi sAvzn tBrj Nils Winisor ro
Hr fuufer, Ncr schrs Eca Pcrkirs Davis Siszi y
fkodts NcvYcTk ffz- L-isud Cocmts khsrheck ~ Y CO
shv NQffh Aerca iosish Gofflr = JaA- 'of ~
trtool Scrxr-y4r. hcwdel Newrf L-s if
,sna; sole Orr Mcclellan Loss1dcTry :; Belt fBL, "a b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
Disasters. &c.

PoRrHoAwl Aug wsbed shore 18th inst the head board
vessel about sht fet long with slnsaPoe , on an N as
sTbe sophia I'm Rio JaneIro which July D
boat Chussn Of Sunderland for San Francisco
which sank of the coes Of Brazil Msyl5 .,,
THERE thirty sail Of vessels the harbor Of Newpor a.
today Of them with los Of pars sails spit ~ da[ns Ie
heavy blow this morning An Eastern schooner
put in distress having lost her Captain overheard
scuS g W RosTF1sox ofwilmingon N c. from Baltimore
on the passage split rails lost boous md fore topast with si
and rrfing attached I'D received her dsnsee. b., ,s
Carr MATHEWS Of the wrecked schooner bssnce hea
to Grand Turk from Ess eyo9s to The "a ms ss sd
her TO be sold for re benefit Of ali concerned:
VIOLA Res from New FORK Aug ~ ior
seak ard found TO be sinking condition io
urately the ship William om Newodeap te WIN hs ana
took of the Captain snS crew and brought hem 70 tue
THOMAS FEysra before reported ashore the Graves
ind Owed TO the city Dy steamer IL D.
BSsE PrLor Dunn from Salem which put into Bata-
Tgs SaEg LtyAST Nordsn from Philadelphia Sept bound to
h @ q 20 lon Il 10 which caused The under bare
poles until the afternoon Of me same aaS wn,n me sa inc nan
everything attached together with the boats which caused
Sac HaRFos L. l. sept 4rBris PSsIRr, Capt Hughesthe
vessel the the morning Of the i0h inst
f,t spded on the beach when he ashore expected
70 Boston her ofdesnaOn on Saturday next Capt
H. thinks that neither vessel or cargo has suffered nueh INJURY from
E1trsct from letter to EwOOd Walter ESQ., Secretary of the
"O"'" u NORFOLK Wednesday, Sept a. 1883
Rep.epg the bark FRAsoIs sEcos and cargo nothing T Pc
foremost such condition "a TO make 1t answer iof me present.
any cargo Captain thinks that part Of thu
cargo damaged ind hopes will be landed in Galveston IN sood
New York pilot on City Norfolk reports
having Monday, 10 A NJ between Cape Henlopen end
m,1enms sns In the afternoon 81 ale the north
Of Hog Island bark with los Of main and mzzen ms4
tboom and orSoPgaant ms Both vessels were working to
the norhw ard
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