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sT. CHARLRs HOTEL
) THE uBSC RIBER

f3{T3 "A = y " - y ~ II D = Il y EM4A
E3iiil have the pleasure of announc-
-E&ul ing to the public that this --~AZ
well known establishment, Phoenix like. has
arisen from The ashes, and is now in every re-
spect better prepared for the accommodation
OF our patrons than ever before. The entire es-
tablishmert is new, from the kitchen to thesar
ret, and everything is in apple-pie order. In
deed, the St. Charles is fitted up with great cost,
in style Of elegance pot surpassed, even in the
lower cities. e
Having satisfactorily served the public in this
capacity longer than any persons in our midst,
we have no hesitation in assuring the perma-
nent as weH as transient public. that we are pre-
pared to give them every comfort usually obtain
able OF first rate hotel. Onr rooms are airy
and elegant and supplied with clean and com
Portable beds The table is ever loaded with
every thing choice that can be procured in the
market The bar is constantly furnished with
every variety Of the very best liquors and cigars
The utmost pains are taken to procure the very
best cooks, the most atteniixe servants and at
tendants and in short NO o.efort spared to render
the ST. Charles worthy of it 70 high reputation
and the LIBERAL patronage bestowed upon it.
There is also The st. Charles Corral attached
to the establishment always supplied with good
pure spring water, aud an abnndance of hay
and barley fer animals.
GUS. GRoTEFEND & co
Shasta August 9, 1853. au13tf
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f-J In regard 10 the claim Of the Emperor
Nicholas, as Champion OF the Orthodox faith, y
the Pacific says -
"No association is now tolerated for religious
purposes,-no printing presses permitted 10
print the Bible in the modern aneumse, and no
translation OF the Scriptures allowed 10 be i'm
ported, even in he language of the Jews. Not
a copy OF ih' Bible has been printed in the Rs
sian language since 1896 All the Missions. too.
for the conversion of Russian Tariary have been
suppressed, ON he ground lla, 40 Russian SUBJ
lect shall be converted or bapiised except by
the Greek clerey,-wiile the Greek clergy make
oetfort whatever for the extension faith among
their wretehe. fellow-countrymen They
care nothing for the cure OF souls. and spread
around neither cgnsolafion nor Instruction.
Aud YET the Emperor claims at the pont of the
sword. the protection OF the Christians in the
Sulian's doninions. and the title of Champion
OF the Orthodox faiih.'
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CHARACTER OF THE EMPRESS JosEpHIHE.-
The world regarded the Empress Josephine as
one OF the best women that ever bore the insig-
MIA of royalty, and 'as an example of suffering
virtue The Buffalo Commercial mention some
facts which seems 10 show that his liberal iud e.
ment was not altogether deserved. Every
reader of French history is aware that Barras
gave the command of the army IN Italy to Ma
poleon on the condition that he would agree
to make Josephine his wife; and that Ma
poeon ever afterwards resented any ntimatlon
that his elevation and success resulted from his
marriage, or any particular favor from Barras-
The appointment, marriage, and sensitivencss
all accounted for in this way, by the Com
n,crcizl -
Her marriage with Bonaparte, which was a
mere civil contract at a Partisan brokers' otiice
had surrounding Of circumstances, curious
enough indeed aud delicate enough, bot not
pleasant 10 relate. Barras was that time Pre-
sident of the Directory, and consequently Chief
Magistrate OF France. Napoleon was promis-
ing ot;cer, who had behaved well at the siege
cs rcuion. Madame Beau!iarnais. six years and
3 half the senior of Napoleon, was Barras mis-
--ess. He induced him 10 marry her. and gave
him the command Of the army III Italy as a
wedding portion. Nor was this all. The hotel
N which Madame Beaularnais was donllciled,
and which by some missioner was called Rue
Chauterine, belonged TO her previous to her
marriage.
She could not have owned it long; for only
eighteen months ago her husband had been gull
loiined. his property confscaied. and herself
and children reduced to the most ablect power
~. Here is very rapid Improvement IN her
circumstances, which needs tu be accounted tor.
Before the members OF the Directory took up
their official residence at the Palace Of the Lux
ombours Barris resided in this identical house
with this identical Josephine Beauharnais l.
from thence that be removed To the Luxenl-
bourg. Bonaparte was always ashamed Of the
circumstance and could never bear The mention
of Barras, in connection with his appointments
to the army of Italy.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

THE Y0ENG LADIES SEMINARY, at Be-
= neia, it is believed. Offers SUPERIOR induce
nenis to parents and guardians who are seek
ing thorough instruction for their wards or
daughters. IL ~48 k
Rev. C. N. Blake. agent for the same. will
Visit Shasta and vicinity soon. and refers to S.
Lean Esq, sad the editors Of this pspcr.
June TO- 1854 &l I'm
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AWFUL SuIclDE.-A Paris letter writer says
"a few days since. party were trying their
skill in a pistol gallery. when a gentleman
present criticised their performance. .Show us
what you can do was the rejoinder. : | will,
he replied; 2 | never miss and taking up a
pistol he blew his own brains out. Being a
stranger, the body was taken to the Marquee
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s W a y Is Y,S HOT e L
LOECr SpringS. n.-

- - THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD M
ill., respectfully inform his friends and - -
- - the public generally, that he has eon-
menced business at the NEW HOUSE, pleas
antly situated under the big oaks few yards
below tie old stand, where he will ever be
ready to do his best TO give perfect satisfaction
TO ali who may favor him viii, l!lei.. patronage
Attached TO the house is the best accommoda-
tions TO-; watering to be had in the county; also a
H.pryc Harm land Corral,
well furnished with good spring water, plenty
OF hay and barley, and warm covering iur
imals. 1900
This house being situated in the midst of a
good mining district, we have made prepara-
lions to accommodate miners with the best OF
board and lodging at reasonable prices.
Give us call and we will Try to suit You
BENZ. SWASEY.
November L. 1853. n12-3m
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NOTICE.

TEsHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE tx.
= lsupg between. Kaiser & Walter IL, the
keeping OF the = Union Hoiel' in Weaverville is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The I'm >
mess OF tie old iirln will be settled up by Kai-
ser at the Independence Hotel
~ MARTIN KAISER
FREDERICK WALTER
Weaveryille, Nav 2ad 1854
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
RHEUMATISM.
nI. dill VI n from E.auix La

M EMBER OF THE PARISIAN AND Ger
ls1 man Medical Societies, having visited the
principal schools and hospitals of Europe, cx-
pressly to study under the most celebrated Oc-
culists on the continent, as Sichel of Paris,
Jgcngken of Berlin. and others, that most diff
cult aaj delicate byancl al CUR profession, dis
eases Of the eye, takes pleasure III Informing the
public That he has located himself at San Fran
cisco, where lie will treat any case that may
present itself. Patients need no longer go to
the Atlantic States 20 be treated for bad cases
Dir. OIL speaks English, German, French, Span
ish, Sc.
Office, corner of David and Jackson streets.
Letters addressed to p. r. Dill. NJ. D., San Fran
cisco, promptly answered. Dr. D. cures the
worst cases of rheumatism in Two weeks or
makes no charge.
tV- The poor attended gratis.
Feb. l8, s53. Gm
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DIyIsIoN OF LABoR.-A certain preacher was
holding forth TO a somewhat wea.ied congrega-
ton, when he lifted up his eyes to the gallery.
and beIeld a younSster peltinS the people be-
low with chestnuts. Domino about TO ad-
minister er cashedr1 sharp and stringent rep
riniand for this aagrant act of impety nd disrc-
respect, bat he youth anticipating him, bayvled
ont, at the top of his voice, you mind your
preaching daddy. III keep 'cm awake"
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MIx,s WHISKY CREEK House,

fsss,f8S THE UNDERSIGNED MOULD IN
95l@ form the public that this Hotel, pleas
- aaaEsA antly situated in FranklnCity, Oh Whs-
ky creek, six uiles north of Shasta on the Yre-
ka and Weavervilc road, is now open for the
reception OF Travellers. boarters. aHl customers
generally. The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetab es
procurable in this market, while the Bar is fur
nshed with almost every kind of liquors OF she
very best quality. There is also a good and Sc
s4. l1 EGsrai
attached to the establishments, always Supplied
with all abundance of hay and barley, for tn,
accommodation of packers, travellers, &c.
The subscriber has no hesitation in promising
ful satlsiaciqn to all who may Palfonize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek, July &c. 1888 If
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FURNITURE WARE ROOM!
MAIN STREET. SHASTA.
EnlHlCd lately below The gsrcxrerv

Immediately below tho Brewery.
q THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD As4lGs
M inform the public. that lie has on sss.11sss SS4ss1ss
hand, at his Cabinet Shop and ~
Ware Room in the lower part of Shasta. a iarSe
supply of all kinds of Furniture. snch as Bed
sfeads, Looking Glasses. Tables, Rocking. Par
lor and Office Chairs, Sofas Mattresses. &c. &c.
all OF whicl lie is ready to sell cheap. All Of
these articles are kept packed III boxes ready
Tor packing. erput up ready for use,
Every order III my line promptly attended to.
,f asg CHARLES 4. lager.
Shasta. A!arci, II. 1854. If
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RUSSIAN TE DEuM.-Whcn the great Napo-
lcou used TO beat the Russians in pitched bat
Ties and there no mistake about i, the
Russians sang re Deun as if they had Won vic
tories. Napoleon, when he heard of this, once
said, The Russians are great rogucs; they not
only lie to man. but they lie also to God"
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nENlCIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
EHE FIFTH SEMl-ANNUAL SESSION OF
llIis Institution will cnsnuleucc n, ruesdnx

fEsHE FIFTH SEMl-ANNUAL SESSION OF
a his Institution will commence on Tuesday,
the isrst day pi August, 1854. -AsA -
II is i,!e full determination ul the Trustees to
spare neither expense nor exertions to obtain
the ah!sst teachers that can bs secured in the
various departments of the school, and to have
the most aSslduaus attention rendered to The
improvement and comfort of The pupils. al
1t is believed that the efforts necessary to
meet the exigencies peculiar to new State like
California, and to build up Institution which
by thorough training in the principles and re-
iinements of enielitencd society shall qualify
our daughters for their high position and duties,
will be appreciated by discerning and liberal
public. lt8
The locality of the school is we'll known, is
easy of access, and remarkable for salubrty no
case of serious sickness inyiug eyer occurred III
the Seminary
In order 10 preserve discipline, it is found nc
cessary strictly to exclude ordinary visitors from
the Seminary. No person will be allowed To
visit the pupils except parents, guardians, and
those who may obtain from them written per-
mission. 1 gs
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r. 4 man who has no enemies is seldom
good for anything. He is made Of that kind oi
material that is easily worked that every one
tries hand at it. A sterling character-one
who speaks for himself and speaks wha, he
thinks Is always sure 70 have enemies
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8 How dye DO, little Miss lis your mother
at home :"
With an immediate response she replied
pretty well. sir-mother is up stairs catching
heas-wont yon come in Z"
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DIssOLUTIGH 0F CO-PARrNER-

ME CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exis-
4 ting, between the undersigned. under the
name and style OF Rhodes and Illsk. is :lis day
dissolved by mutual consent James NJ. Rhodes
having purchased Hiram Lusk's entire Interest.
IS alone authorized to settle The business of III
late hrnl. JAMES NJ. RHODES,
HIRAM LCSk.
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NOTICE..

4 my agent duly authorized To transact busi-
ness for me during my absence from this State.
y. BENNETT. +
NeavcryIisc, NayHe. 1871. my2T- 4
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sSy= The official returns from Oregon show
3,2l0 votes for State Convention; 1929 against
it; majority against it S69; total number OF
votes, 2G3. According 70 his return, San Fran
cisco has 50 per cent more voters than all Ore
uop
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MARTIN KAISER

Has FITTED UP TIE EXTENSIVE E
II MANSION
independence Hotel.
where lie VIII continue his old bnsines in all ih.
branc!!e ot Hotel keeping. He hopes by slsi,
attention to business to meet ;s OH friends ana
the public generally.
May 81. 1854. IF
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LIvERx AND SALE sTABIE.

<7l,r@ PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
LA- purchase irst-rate riding horses or
mules, are iptormed that tie undersigned al
ways keep on tand, at their stables, nearly
opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, Main street.
Shasta, full collection of just such animals and
none others. I;aleed, they tlatter themselves
that their stock, for elegance of aPpt arance,
travelling copdiiion. powers OF locomotion and
endurance, and otl.er requisites, cannot be sur
passed in this part Of the State.
They aye also prepared at all times, TO pur
chase horses and fnnles. and persons wishing tS
dispose OF the same. may do well to give them ?
call before selling.
COX & WALSH
Shasta. July lG, 1853. jyl6tf
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$50 RE WARD.

$50 REWARD.
ma rD OR STOLEN from Jles' Ranch
~ near Red Bluffs, large. dark bay Amer.
AMI .m masoh mare nnile, about IA hands high.
r"a 1a'..n o,andetl OH on the thigh The above
.r ~ ,a Min De PAID to any one who will deli,
er fe mlie - me or teamsters.
e,,. A. j STEVENSON.
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For eALE.

A VERY POWERFUL Philadelphia FIRE
"A ENGINE, 10 inch cylinder and ] inch
stroke. Apply TO GRAY g. EASTERvY.
l9o, Sahsonle siTeei, San francisco.
June TO- lot
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s-y To iind out error is easy; but to dis
cover the truth is difficult. Error is ON the sur
face, but truth dwclls a, the Bottom q the we'll
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HORSE MARKEET AND LIVERY
STABLE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
1 leave to announce to his old Gus -
N. Ns romers and the public genOally, 6HS
that his arrangements are now completed 10 have
always on hand, Horses and Mules for hire or
sale, and trusts that by strict attention to bust
ness to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on him.
Horses and Mules bought aud sold on com.
mission.
Auction sales Of stock daily.
Those wishing 10 sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage to call at the Stock
uorket. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta. March 10, 1853. Auciioneer.
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Terms, per Session Of Five Mon.h.

(PAYABLE EACH HALF IN ADvANcE.)
Board and Tuiton in English branches, 10000
Washing. per dozen, l.5O
Day Scholars, intion, per session, 5G.G9
EXT RAS:
Latin, French and Spanish Language.
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, cic..
each, s2s.0G
Vocal ald instrumental Music, with
use oi instFument,1 5000
Applications for admission may be matle TO
Rev. S. WOODBRIDGE JR. President.
or 10 SAMUEL @. GRAY, Secretary of the
Rcnicia, July, 1851. Board of Trustees.
jvi5 ivy
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Tie shuddering tenant of the frigid zone
Boldly proclaims that happiest spot his own,
Extols the treasures of his stormy seas,
And his long nights of ievelry aud ease;
The naked negro. painting at the line,
Boasts OF his golden sands and palmy wine,
Basks in the glare. and stems The tepid wave,
Aud thanks his Gods for all The good they gave
Such is the patriofs boasts, whcre'cr we roam !;
His first best country ever is at home.r
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sss WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
Nes. g19 and lei, Sacramento ST., befow
MSnsg0naery, San Frnncisco.

fg55faM THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure
I9IM5 IN announcing TO the patrons and fri, nds
- OF this House, and to the public genrr-
ally that the enursements and attentions are
now completed Many new and very desira-
bic rooms have been added, and the whole
House has been renovated and furnished in Il
substantial and comfortable manner The Gu
linafy departments in charge ofan experienced
and skiul cook, assisted by an excellent Bn-
hcr. An abundant supply of hot and cold wa.
Ter is furnished different parts of The house.
Cold shower baths available at all fines la
such OF the patrons fond OF this Kind of
bathing. large and elegant hair ,rrssin.
and shaving saloon, nndcr the Immediate snp.ry
s1sion of g. sV faaa. which is aided \. TX sr-
perior BATH ROOMS, with warm cold, and
shower baths
A READING ROOM supplied with nearly
all TIE city and many Of the country and Atla.i-
slc papers. ..se
TO The present aad former patrons and friends
of the honse l return my sincere thanks for
their very liberal support.
Board and lodging given at the following iow
rates:
Board per week, s. 0G
Board, FER day, So
Board and ladeing, erveek. 50. II. II
Board sii and lodslpg. psF day, 81 81, Is .
Lodging per night, See. 75c Ot
BATH-lo Tickets. s. 90
"a Paymentsto to be made in ADVANCE
All credit Iosiliyely dccli.cd iyI.3D
TOWER HOUSE.
16 the Junction nj tie Yreka and ITear.-rfN
< Roads, I2 miles from !Shosta
FS5 Il a.1a aasdods. ua D mssIGNkp IS g. shi @
E4laasgszzs l'c. and particularly to per-
sons travt ling to and from Yrcka and Weas,c.
vile, that, having leased this long establish, d
stand, formerly known as the Free Br;dso
iiouse, lie is prepared to entertain Customers
IN style not surpassed by any hotel in Northern.
California '''' -
Having completed his commodious bnild
ing, and furnished it in the best possible manner
ne Is enabled to promise the very best accom-
'nodatlons. Ehe table, as heretofore, will all
ways be supplied with the best viands the mar.
ket furnishes; while from the large garden at-
iachcd to the premises, all the scgeiablcs grown
III tins part OF the State will be furnished in tbc
greatest abundance ~
lie las also secure Corral connec,cd with
his establishment, always supplied with AN abun
lance OF barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
WARY" is'' lo'4. mlllt
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THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
u III tic name Of

NIX. BENNETT SEQ,
who have full powers 10 settle the business of
The old firm of Church ts Mix, pay all debts Of
the same, and collect all outstanding accounts
as. MIX, BENNETT K co.
Dec: 81. 1913. II - ------- - - -
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NOTICE.

TUE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
Il istins between ]. + E,Cilnrcll, of the town of
Weaverville. III Trinity county, and W A. Mix
OF Red Bluffs, iii Shasta county merchants do
ing business IN the name OF Church s. Mix, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
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LOVE OF HomA.-uorusnitL speaks in the fol-
lowing lines OF the universally of this senti-
ment, this love of home, which needs but place
which IT can call home, irrespective of its mer-
its or dement's. and sishs to be there, and is
miserable when away - u
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THE VERY LATEST.

PORTIONS OF TILE WRECK PASSED Ar SEA.
BosToS, Oct. 70, 1861
BY the arrival Of the Euro received the Ns
founaer published at ct. Jshus, Oct g. 1t -
conduct of Gov Hamilton and the Amsrcau Consul In
lot tsig speedy and efficient search for ths
survivors of the Aroio Tho OF her loss reAchea
81. Johns sept. 30.
The chip Nautilus, which arrived at st. Johas Oct ~
from Mrau,ich, reports that about twenty niln
southeast Of Cape Race, she quantity Of wrscks1
materials, viz'A portion Of the raj ing and ,Aintsa
derkofs large vessel with number OF cheats, Cases,
casks, eto There be little doubt that these wsra
portions Of the wreck Of tho Arcs. The Wind blew sss
hard to allow the Nautilus to any Of eaem.
BosroE, Oct Is, 1854.
The Newfoundland papers received here BY the urspa
make mention Of tho propeller vesta having rsscusa
thirty Of the Of ths Arsc. We have therefore
confirmation, as Jet OF ths despatch received fru
Halifax yesterday.
HAlRAx, Oct. l3--Nooa.
Nothing further to the Arctic has reached ths port
mp 10 the present time.
TIE pR0PRLLRR vEsTA AND TEE ARCTIo'S CHEW.
The fact that the Newfoundland papers Of late
. date the 9th inst mako mention Of the
vstas having brought In any Of tho OF the Ars
induces the belief that the despatch from Halifax,
Thur day afternoon, referred to the persons who
previously rspori cd having been larded neAr 81.
Johns. Efforts made yesterday to Rave this poiaE
cleared up but the Baax line closed last evening b.
forc an answer could be obtained from correspoa-
dent at that place.
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charged six yocads stevliny-equsI to thirty dollars
wbe other bad to pay fsur pounds t~snty dollars
At BdifAx they TOOK passage board the Europs no
charge having been made, ana at Boston they wore
transferred to the cars as fres Of chsrse which they
arrive In this oity at hapsst vs O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon
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NEW UKfEAN6 Vct IL fb0x.
The cotton rsrtet I. eIm with an upward ncrncv:
We quote moo log et ekc sese p"rx s selling ~ -
bo txtbspgs on New Yors 10 rrewiu n
sIBANv, cot ID, 1884,
there We NO ssles of what ma socsy tsntAss-
sspc bu hes @@o for 1pc s6sat Barlow tseaey
spt esles amounted 70 t~coty one houssaA eephss
tel tb for t~o rowed; 81 OF tor mixed; and ei - -
~ fse four rowsd.
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NECESSARY PRECAUTIONS ON BOARD TIL
STEAMERS
NEW fOKK, OCT. 10, I6vs'
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW 1Okk, Uct Id, 1908.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
am one Of the many whose business requires me TO
tho Atlantic Ocean four tins year, therefore
interested the safety Of steamships. The late dis
aste TO the Arctic presents good opportunity TO mako
q few rcmsrks tte want CT accommodation In case
OF accident On board all the steamers. II has been
subject much talked Of, and many complaints made;
but the ant has been felt much before as
in the Arctic Gaze, nothing has bsco done. whstsvr
may be said by thoee interested In the Collins or Gu
nsId lines you from personal observation that
neither line carry sufcient boats to accommodate the
crew, let alone the passengers I satisHod would
be possible without Difficulty to carry two more boats
each Of which would contain hundred persons, and
until tha n done the pubic ought not to be sat sasd
ard hope you n lend your powerful aid to accom-
plsh thie alteration other thing ought TO be dore,
which had It been In this case, satisfied the acc,
| dtrt whc. has 6ned the whoIe country with grief
ould net have occurred On board OF all the cctos
stes there u fog vhite, Constructed similar tr
the railroad whistle but much aesr, whish sheod IN
al Of log - continually kept on hsvo scesst
the Atlantic In all the Cclrs steaners ard In
them three timss, and cey on one Isssags hare ~
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N Il IS BY TIE LIE CIR APH.
Dreadful Accident at Troy.
ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED BY THg UPssITINa or 4
FERRY SKIP.

FKRRY sKIFY.
TROY, Dot. Is, 1854.
ferry skif was upset in the river when ~
steamboat dock, about O'Clock this morning. II coa
taned seventeen PERSONS including tho skiGosn oaly
ak Of whom were saved. The skiHmss, namsi Gsoegs
Yetto was drowned.
TIE unfortunate victims were principally young nasa
employed In Wheeler Tayiors chair factory, West Troy
and were at the time going over TO their work.
Tho slif was upset By the swell from = steam too
boat. Eight Of the bodies have been recovered.
The following Ia . list Of the drownsd:-Jsny CAvar
nsgh sged 26, leaves wife; Pstrck Coaeiy, assd sss
Thomas Norton, aged 45 leaves family; John Mahas.
aged 16 Geo. Yetto, the ferryman, sged 20, leaves
wife, Charles Dely "a years, leAves . wife, ANTHONY
Ncnch, Is years; Robert Douglas (colorsd, - ysan
Barley Riglsy, Michael Eagan and Thomas Nolan.
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clear weather on the Banks yet hare heard u
whistle scunee once thak the captains should hsss
instructions on this point aud not b sswe4 TO diss-
boy them under any circumstances
am, sir yours, very Iesp'y, w.R