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The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

HIG STATE CONVENTIONAL q meeting
of the Wing State Central Committee. held in
San Francisco on June 1st, 1854-Present,
Siessrs. Sou!e, Lull, Haven, Bill, Matheson,
Upson, Hutchinson, Catlin, Monson, Whitman
and Lewis-it was
Eesoiged, That TIE Wing voters of the State
of California be requested to meet in their re-
spectiye counties, and elect Delegates to a
Whig State Convention to be held at Sacra-
mento on TUESDAY. the 25th day of July
next for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the next general election
Tie basis OF Representation as adopted by
the last State Convention is as follows
At every Whig Convention hereafter to be
called, each county shall be entitled to one vo-
ting Delegate for every 200 Whig votes cast
by said county at the preceding election, taking
as basis the highest vote for any State Off
Ger; provided however, that each county shall
be entitled to at least two votes.
The official election returns to be taken on
this basis, and the apportionmeut to be made
there!rom at the sitting Of each Convention,
previous to the transaction Of business Of gen
eral interest.
Tie number of Delegates to which Neva-
ia comfy is entitled under this resolution is 10.
FRANK S0ULE, President.
LogIs r. LUII, Secretary.
j. =. Haven, B. c. Whitman,
\ ?. Catlin, CT Hutchinson,
l.. Upson, f. n. Matheson,
4. c. Monson, l.. Tracy Bill,
John 4. Lewis.
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Miners Exchange l. Savings Bank,
ARMORY HALL, sAN FRANcIsCo.

NRMDRl HALL, SAN FhANCIHOV,
Yy uR. a 6. WRIGA
- 00D News ron THE MISER.-fhe United STATES
~ Branch Mint in this city is now III nil opefali9II
The Miner hereby reminded that Doctor Wright will re-
ceive and receipt Gold Dust for States coinage COM
milcd to his care either by express or otherwise ee o
charge and the et proceeds held subject TO the order OF
tho owner hoaran an favor OF the depesltof Oh
one half ler cent ner month "a coped-
Always payable on demand Money raInitted to the cas-
tern STATES 80 DAYS from date without charge on Europe
at 10 days from dae-tree OF charge Miners Will please
forward with their Treasure. such instructions rs they may
Hsh-ith the assurance that commissions VIII ot
charged at this Ranking House. A 5. WRIGHT,
Arniory Hail. corner Of Sacramento and Montgomery
Jvl l4:3ia SAN FIR aSCISC0.
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l-cA's Cathairon.-For Preserving, Restoring
leansHg and Beauying the Hair, alleyating Nervous
eadache, and curing erupve diseases of the skin Its
81 -;aon co-extensive with the civilization of the globe
NJ hes all praise superfuous, all exaggerHon impossibe
end sAce lis discovery has found substitute to compete
Is Incontesed-s inconesthie superiority. Physicians
and Chemlsts-honorabe citizens from ali professions OF
e-he leading Journals OF Europe and Aerica-Ladies
10 have usad upon their dressing tables aud Icfhers
her Nurseries, in fact its million patrons everywhere
~ piebi;ns to kings, pronounce it ho most pleasing
snG effective article either for medicinal Toilet pre-
uara;ion ever produced Dc NOT FAIL TO GIVE II :
IEGt.l.
FOR sale bv Dr. w C. ALBAN, Agent, Nevada and By
Druggists everywhere.
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BARGAINS at Auction.
Ordinance Nc. 20.

IN RELATION TO FTRES.-The Trustees Of the Town of
l Nevada do or,ain S follows
All persons, owners. occupants of property within the
Hrpo.rate limits of Nevada hereby required keep
within, Immediately adjoining their houses one barrel
be constantly filled with water, and buckets to
used III cases Of Fire.
Any failure to comply with the provisions Of Ibis orlin-
within three days after ITS passage will subject the
offender to the payment Of fine Of less than five nor
than twenty yeollars, in default of payment
IMPRISONMENT trm not less than one nor to exceed
three days. Adopted, July II, 1854.
W &. AI.BAN President.
{ ". W ING Clerk-134w
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ITO FISH BROWN & C0:-By a Card published in the
Nevad. Journal of July 7th., we see that you pro
nose to atch any Pear in fight with your Bull CEI1rA-
MA provided the Bear does weigh more than the u
f9r GER between and Eve thousand dollars That
Is hereby accepted, putting the wellknown Bear
cr,rV owned by J. Heel, Nevada against him the fight
20 come of at IOWA HILL the I'D July, inst.
yc,,rs rasna,.fuIIy t. L. HUGHES L Co.
rsiy IL 1854 rroPrietqrs Union Rare Course,
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A RE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIIT of every thing in the
= HF- GROCERY LINEgs
For Miners Hotels Packers, anu Famesto which they
call the attention OF a--wich viii be sold at reduced
previous to removal put mp ireproof building
GIvo uS "a C9a. er--,
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DzSG.

On Saturday morning last, in this place WILLIAM
nfau son Of William and Isabella Ross of Nevada aged
II days. -
weep not for these whom the vale Of the tomb
IN lie happy morning bath MD from our aves
Ire SIN 'nIe~ blight DER The spirits young bloom
or eeIin had proianed hat was born for the skies
penta chi the fair founlain sorrow had saInd il
i iwas Irozen N ali the pure light Of its course,
And but sleeps till the sunshine of Heaven has nrhand il
10 water that Eden where first was lis source
=. DEATI-In Newburyport, [Mass.l June IS. Mrs N. F.
y biNoW Wido| OF the late Nathaniel Brown aged IS
ye'Ifs.--lsan francisco papers please copy.l
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s1=Intcrest increased to 4 per cent per Month"; So
FTNHE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
i and half ago, upon the plan and opera
ton of similar Institutions in Europe and the Atlantic
States regulating the rates Of interest by the value OF
Money in this country.
De- tiTS draw interest at the rate OF ! "a per cent per
MONTH per Rules and Regulations" to be had the
Bank.
Special agreement for money Deposited for Specific
Particular time.
IS Deposits with Interest payable demand.
TO MINERS.
Gold Dust sent for coinage viii be returned soon
received from the Mint free OF charge, if remain
deposit will draw interest above stated Mint
Gates bought in whole or part
To prevent fraud and insure Identification persons send
ing money for deposit viii be particular to send the
Of the Town County. State Country where they were
born their birthday mothers before marriage, and
their signature.
Bank open early in the morning TIL evening and Satur
day tin O'Clock p NJ, for the accommodation of mecan
ics laborers, sc.
General Banking Department.
Exchange all the Atlantic cities Gold Dust bought
at market rates. Unusual Banking facilities afforded and
deposits received from merchants and other business men
July II, lS54-10w ROBINSON & co
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5horiG7s Sale.

STATE OF CAIIf URNIA =
COUNTY OF NEVADA
DY VIRTUE OF THREE EXECUTIONS TO NE DIRECTED.
Is issued from the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Tenth Judicial District, Nevada county in
favor of Burton & s.cCarty in ana against DeYoung for
The sum of S59006 besides COSTS dated the Sth day o
July 1854 one in favor of Adams Co., against De
fenant for S41+30 and one in favor of Samuel Rogers
hae taken in execution and viii sell to the highest bid
der for Cash at the Court House in Nevada, on Tit KS
nay the "a day of August 1854 the following Property
to- viii an the right title and interest that said De ouns
had on thesoh day of May, 1854 in and TO the House
Out Houses aud Lands upon which they stand kno"n a
the ns YGf-TC, E0-SF,' situated on Rock Creek tn
novneriile read -, miles north OF Nevada
Jdlv il. 1851 3V W. Ii ENpE,Vl1, ShteHt'
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San Francisco Advertisements.

1 HCA iOot-> AND sHU ITf1aS-Two FoIp-
l. 90 pair iron Shutters, feet 4 by feet inches
70, sIic ps r. s. D0RR,
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NARRIEp--At Little York, on the 14th inst hv t 7
Burgess Esq. Mr. JOHN H. YNTES TO bliss MARY Ann
HAWKINS.
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TO MINERS
General Banking Department.
~ nierces Choice Hams. in Brine.

1SA Tierees Choice Hams. in Brine,
IetO 100 Barrels Superior Mess Mess ork
200 bbis hf do clear pork, 500 bxs and b Imp Tea
10 casks c facon, 100 boxes Ooong Tea.
200 frkns Choice Butter 500 boxes IA 20 and 40 fb
275 kegs Leaf Lard, Adamantine Candles
$50 10 Is 20 b tins lard bxs French and Sperm do
100 hf bbls No Mackerel, 80 bxs Fresh Peaches,
1000 bags Chile Beans 100 bxs green corn and peas
500 hi bblS corn meal, 200 bx pepper catsup
200 bags walnutS, 100 5Xs ground coffee
$50 wrapping paper so boxes grape and apricot
$50 dog superior brOons. tobacco
100 saleraius and $50 bxs a spices in glass
tartar, in glass, 80 bxs assd. iellies and jams.
For sale BY GOODWIN & CO.. G2 California stree
July ii, 1854. San Franciscos
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IA Calling attention to DR.. cuvsot,s Am

f9yed Extract Of Yellow Dock and sarsaparila fee!
.onEdcnt That doing service Al! who may be
a v,ed with scrofu!ous, and other disorders originating
hereditary faint or from inquiry Of the Bleed. We
I'VE known instances within The sphere OF acqui.t-
nee q here the formidable disempers have been
.4e4 b? the Of ~Glysots ENtfacto Yellow Dock and
lrsapariiIa' alone
Ti "a Of The few advertised medicines hat cannot te
i.mat,zed with Quackery, for lie yellow Dock" and
e ..sarsapara'' are web known TO The most efficient
ad at the same tIne. inoxiaos) agents in me whole
'ari ;tedicg and by fr The best and pnrest prepara-
n ofhcm is Dr. Cuysot's Yeiow pack and sorsaparil-
s. See advert sement il another column. G.lm
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INA RICE;
500 mats No. l China Sugar:
200 cases blk Tea, 1afb pap's
400 10 gr'n tea, l Is caddies
800 do ale and porter, l doz
each;
100 cases cove oysters;
l5O do pie fruits;
200 do catsup, pts L gut;
80 do pepper sauce;
90 do grape and cubannis
tobacco;
80 cases hickory axe handl's
$50 cases 3-hooped bucket:
For sale by
F. BREWSTER 4 Co..
Try. corner Merchant stree.
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CS00 MATS NO. I CHI

700 AAi' N0, ! y
1000 bags Nos. 1 and 2 Peru
Wan Sugar:
1000 bags Chile beans;
lbs tercs sugar cured hams
% hhds TX L&clear bacon
500 hf bbls Goshen butter;
125 cases leaf lard, 10 and
90 tb tins;
$50 hf ( Or bbls dried apples
500 kegs E 5 syrup, S gall;
$50 5-gan kegs pickles;
200 cases 4 gal do
so doz painted hand brooms
Z,
,Jv21-lm 100 Batt
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Sp3cNI 4Lotices.
- -
Masonic

Trisbie's Concert Hall and Drawing
Rcsl1 :E4lieafrc.-AIr. Frsbe having enlarged the
stage and ojei7 iae altered and reftad his Hall for Cos
cHafs ad E11EIIIoNs-maai it the most elegant and
comfortable Pace in as mountains, for such purposes
vou,l call !he attention of Companies and ArtiStes
whom ne viii lcasc on favorable ierIlls. 5-if
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L. Ez@s
ICG CRIILI SALOON

Mrs Frisbie having fitted up a NEW SALOON
one door above the Restaurant, will he ham =,
wait on Ladies and Gentlemen to ICE CREAMS
and Confectionery of every kind and of the best
quality.
Mrs having secured the services of Mr. NJ r
CLIFCARD OF San Francisco no.orietv. 0ata nt-
Wlnns Fountain Head feels confident of giving on
tire satisfaction to all who may favor her with call
ALL those who wish to enjoy a REr1REn. Goa,
and REFRESHING EEPAsr, VIII not fail to call AT Mrs
FRIsBIEs. ~ " i'
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cure the fashionable stylish Boots and Caiers
and thos rtom The most celebrated Makers, had better
'.sit i.sV,sehyi1. at the Brick SuoE STORE on the
corner al. Main and Commercial streets, for his ont
"e9t Of ta largest and most varied and val
uslly o aa lonat in the country. Epenscheids prices
oaab!e IS The quality Il his goods excellen
i.l.e 3;s,e= anil chdreus shoes OF al qaaIisios aud
Z -cri puens ,}-}m
s;ic~.c. 1Teve5s Division, TGo. u, Sone of
cyice. meet t their Hall, foot ard
Hr,4i streets, every Tttay evening. III Iro,hors 10
good Standing arc reQ@as:ed 20 a;j,Ea. I:8ms
ROBERT BOYLE. Y 2.
!uslNG Williams. r. s.
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SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Clay and Montgomery streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY. 1851.

a5Tntcrest increased to IL per cent, per Month
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.,niov-a.'-. H. johnson :; '-o. ~ou Efarr.sc"
,- ~, },uia s5rae..
d. ~ r-. ~ -. Sau Francisco.
-....,. padtl.-.,.i ). 90. So j sol. Il ce.
~ ,t. .5.,,u san E:a0Csco.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02
Later hv the Naltic.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 20.
Intelligence from the seat Of war indicate
that important preparations are at hand.-
The news of the most vital consequence Is
the open preparations for war made by Eng
land aud France.
Debate in the British Parliamen. on
the 9th, gives view OF the position OF al
fairs.
One halfofthc British revenue coast guard
force are orteredto be drafted into the navy.
This gives $3.50 men.
The police of Paris have broken up Rus
sian club called Bureau of De Leagance ct
Raurere. This club. secret agent OF Russia,
received their orders to circulate reports on
the Boursc and in the streets. No arrests
were mada.
French papers were ordered not to speak
Iorthc movements Of troops or other prepa-
rations Of war except on terms us set forth
| in the Monitcur.
Among other insignificant orders recently
given by the French Government is one ior
three millions of cannon bail.
! The Paris papers confirm statements that
| tOnor pacha's movements has cut off conimu'
n;ca.iou Satwecn the Russian armies. Nj.
don ey.mn;ster. at Brussels:
Orders arc gwen to The French -Atlantle
SQUADRON TO proceed to Toulon, supposed 10
take troops ordered.
Russian fleets understood to be coneeh'ra-
ting at Kalalat. IN;
| Private letters say the return of the ALT
ed fleets was in consequence of the scar
CITY of provisions at Sinopc, bat this is doubt
iful
The infant Princess Of Austria, the only
Surviving child Of the Queen OF spain' Is
dangerously III,
Admiral Chase is appointed to command
lone division Of the Baltic fleet The com
mand in chief has not yet been gwen. me
names of Admiral Seymore as chiet, with
Sir Charles Napier and Lord DunwddIe un'
der him, are mentioned.
Omar Pacha has effected most impor'
tant movement, having crossed the Danube
with 5000 men, and divided the Russial
army: the right wing of which is at Cor
Idova. the lett at Galalia, and the centre
at Eucharist. Omar Pacla crossed II
person at Oteritza and at last accounts
was but two days march from Bnchares'
where the Russian force is weakest.
The death of Silvio Bcllico is announc
cd. =,
1t is expected that Smith oBrien VIII o'
pardoned. chao,,
McHcnry quotes recent imports OF paeo'
cleared off with good demand for PRIME Dn
interior lower. Beef and pork very Ian
guild, ~ O.,
The Baltic left at o'clock on the etf
land brings 50 passengers
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That Invitation.

Some folks think it very singular thai
while n certain few were favored with
special invitation and the balance 'lett te
look through the bars" that those iavoret
few should in usry many instances be 'he
very persons who have been most bitterly
opposed to this same Rock Island ana oh'
cago Railroad, while those who have to tht
extent of their means given it "aid and com
fort" were left to look across the r'rer.-
Some suppose it was all done on the pr'n
cple of heaping Goals of fire on Their heaaS
as recorded in the good Book. This is hu
the echo of what is said about to'rn' Al
right we suppose; at all events It's sad o."
anqs were planted the highest and f'oase'
the most proudly, and our gun sounded 'h'
| loudest.
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PUBLISHERS.
Lady Teasls Asleep.

In the autobiography Of Mrs. Mowats
| there arc some very amusing passages.
Amongst them is the following, describing
an awkward situation in which she was
placed, while performing the character Of
Lady Teazlc:
CAS- may be readily imagined, was often
weary to exhaustion even during the per-
'ormance. On one occasion my fatigue very
nearly placed me in a predicament ~
awkward to me as i. would have been anu
sing to the audience We were fulfilling 4
long engagement at Niblo's. Twas playing
Lady Teazle in the School for Scandal.
When Lady Teazie, at the announcement
of Sir Peter, is concealed behind the screen
I in Joseph Snrface's library, she is compelled
to remain quarter Of an hour or perhaps
twenty minutes, in this confinement. !
was dreadfully fatigued, and glad Of the op-
poriunity to rest. There was no chair.
At first kne.t for relief. Becoming tired
Of the position, quietly laid down. and, re-
gardless Of Lady Teazle's ostrich plumes.
made pillow Of my arms for my head. I
listened to Placide's most humorous persona
ton Of Sir Peter for while, but gradually
his voice grew more and more indistinct,
melting into q soothing murmur, and then
was heard no more. ffell intoa profound
sumber.
When Charles Surs,cc is announced.
Sir Peter is hurried by Joseph into the closet.
Lady Teazle (acco-ding to Sheridan) peeps
from behind the screen, and intimates to
Joseph the propriety Of locking Sir Peter
in, and proposes her own escape. At tho
sound OF Charles Surfaces step, she steals
behind the screen again. The cue was
IL,
pearance. She was slumbering in happy
stituted.
Mr.. Jones, the prompter, supposing thatl
had forgotten my part, ran TO one OF the
wings from which he could obtain view
behind tht screen. To his mingled diver
sion and CONSERVATION, he beheld Lady
Teaze plscidly sleeping upon the floor. OF
course he could not reach her. Ihave often
heard him relate the frantic manner in which
he shouted in an implorng stage whisper,
"Mrs. Mowattwake up. For goodness sake,
wake up, Wake up. You'll be caught BY
the audience asleep. Good gracious, do
wake up."
| have some confused recollection Of
hearing the words wake up!' As l opened
my heavy eyes, they fell upon Mr.. Jones.
making the most violent gesticulations,
waving about his prompt book, and almost
dancing in the excitement of his alarm. The
hand of Charles Surface was already on the
screen. sprang to my feet, hardly re-
membring where was, and had barely time
to smooth down my train when the screen
fell A noment sooner, and how would the
sumbering Lady Taazle, suddenly awaken
ed, have con,rived to impress the audience
with the sense other deep contrtion for her
mprudencc! how persuaded her husband
that she had discovered her injustice to him
during her pleasant nap"
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LIN E s

srggsstsa en- the arriea, Of tas iron Eorss q: Roc
Isisnt, February e2d, 1854.
la. ha. 40 has come mountain and plain
The old Iron Horse VIC have looked for so long;
He has come he has cone with his gttering train,
Loud beating the time to his own hoarso song.
lie has ha has comc from Atlantics stern shore
And many n stream has ha passed on the way;
The fair sand of pro;aise'' he longs TO explore,
And in the great River his thirst to allay.
The Father Of Waters he views with surprise,
As close by his side h. doth Justify tread,
The .low-rong tide h. seems to despiss,
And says "il b. oyer,'' with the shake OF the head
Ny course. Mississippi. &c shall rot control,
For Werwarl I'm bound with might and main.
Beyond the Red Cedar. and Dss Moines Is my go.l,
And must be moving tha, station 10 gain.
o'er Iowa's prairies I'll speed on my way,
And Ia the Missouri my limbs shall lave;
No power shall deter me, hinder my sway,
Until arrive q: i'aeine's calm wave.
Thc North will visit rs onward 60
To scatter rich blessing profasely around.
And fair Minnesota my fant prints shsll know,
While her thousand tsigh. lakes with my notes shall
rcsound.
slankota shall srec. me, md many srora
Shall echo my sons as pass through the vale;
st. Paul and ST. Anthony my deeds shall approve,
As up TO Superior ..ride on Rail-
Thu. onward I'll bound Ger mountain and pa!n,
Nor rest for my iron limbs shall nnd
Peace end Prosperity shall follow my train.
And shall b, r.ekoa.d tbs friend Of mankind.
L. NJ. +.
Davenport, Iowa, Feb ed, 1854
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ARcric CAvEs.-Dr. Kane, the Ameri-
can voyager, relates the following concern
ing the caves Of the Arctic regions:
"Somc of the bergs were worn in deep,
vault-like chasm, through which a way
was practicable to broader caverns within
In the crystal soltudes the echoes were
startling.
"A whistle-your own whstle-you
could hardly recognize for the leangth and
cearness OF the ring; the clang Of ram
rod was heard running down the whole
length Of an army in review; and when you
spoke, your words were repeated through
the motionless atmos sphere almost as long ~
your breath could hold out to make them :.
tried heyameter we used to quote at home
and it came back to me in slow and distinct
utterance. word for word There is GER
tain cousin of mine, whom remember an
noyng in our school days, for the despatch
with which he could say his prayers Of a
frosty night before jumping into bed. NV
cousins entire rations of winter prayer, !
tho't would have been repeated to him BY
q single effort of these echoes.
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THE New POSTAGE BILL.-The project
for changing the rates Of postage under this
government, reported few days since
from the House Commtte and Post Offices
and Post Roads, contemplates making il
obligatory to prepay all letters sent in the
mails and proposes also to fix the rates OF
postage at three cents per half ounce for
all distances up to three thous sand miles,
and six cents for all greater distances
We learn upon inquiry. that about 900
bushels of dead letters are received at the
Post Office Department each quarter; three
fourths Of which are OF course unpaid
We trust that the prepayment feature OF
this bill may become a law II will vastly
reduce the labors OF Post Office employers
everywhere, while it cannot fail greatly to
tend to supply the very large deficiency in
the p. 0. Department. 50 far resulting the
last reduction of postage ratcs-Wasaing-
ton Ae,rs.
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New YORK, Feb. 90.

!. The experimental trip Of Ericsson steam
ship on Friday was very satisfactory to he
proprietors. She made about G1a miles al
hour against strong tide.
The brig Reindeer from the coast OF At
rica, reports the U. S. soop Marion off Con
60 cruising.
The frigatc Constitution salcd for st
Helena Nov. I'd.
! The U. S. steamer Princeton returne'
yesterday from trial trip Of three days a
sea, which was highly satisfactory.
RALEIGH, Feb. 10.
Ex-senator Robert Strong died at his res
idencc near Fayetteville, this A. M.
Great Snow Storm at the East.
New YoRK, Feb 81.
The Africa was got off this morning
The Star of the West, for San Juan, ant
George Law and North Star. anchored al
Quar-; ntine last night and sailed this morn
ing The storm last night was one of the
most severe known here for many years
Snow in the streets foot and a half deep
and in drifts 6 and feet. The eastern
and southern trains not in. The pilo,
Southern Line from this city to Phiadel-
phia is blocked up at Burlington N. J.
iere the snow is five feet deep.
On the track at Philadelphia the SNOW is
two feet deep on level and in some
places six feet deep. No trains had arri-
we'd or departed from Philadelphia since
last night.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81.
The Verandah on Broad street was
burnt last night Very few engines were
able to reach it on account of the snow
1t was the work OF an incendiarv.
BosToS, Feb. 81.
The gale was very severe here last night.
Neither Of the New York steamboat trains
have arrived to-day.
New York, FeJ. 81.
The steamer Bay State, which left Fall
River last night for New York, put back
this morning in good order. The State Of
Maine viii leave. in her place this even
ing as the Fall River road is slightly block
cd. Passengers and packages for the
America will get there in good season.
New YORK, Feb 81
Th2 severity al the snow storm reaches
from all directions. but beyond the inter-
rnptiona to the mails, railroad deteasions
&c, We hear oil no disasters OF any moment.
As it was very severe along the coast, we
will doubtless hear OF some marine dsas-
terS.
a schooner went ashore on Sandy Hook
but her crew were all saved.
BUFrALo, Fed. IS.
\ man residing at Fredonia, while on his
way to New York, was robbed of $4,000
last night, at Hornelsyillc, by two men who
had followed him.