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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29

hs month every b-va,h be took. lis be
uas White a, seaih. aba bis eyes looked .
DC and might IS hs iurued them and stare
a. mel shali nevcs fyrge' 10. lie was
fns wong sro~, rot more 'san h'e-and
,s.o,,. I vent down On nv knees hrsif'
nn and nv sr-iu ~, - IN, ~ lhOurh M
90, e.,-i would burst. II" hsd Areal Eng
N,, aee, ,ni ia NJ, look Ike m enemy
What 7 Glt ra.na, NJ, bu, INV ~, vou''
have ,,vsi h.s. Sc'eye ! shouM have give
IL. I bl IA heal upon my knee and BE-
r-,.,rG he'd o. nv hand ani tried 70 sp"ae
be-, hs yuicr VAS gore. ! cog'd not Vt p
~ord be sod. and every nro he tried g.
srsak. tie hood cushs3 oct 40, Fn"w D
would SION D. over. am ~; ssh'ned I"
.av hat vas worse Than ~, Tor h never
,b-d tear anil epa.d not bslPit. HIS ey''
were closing when Fun We fred from i'''
In order IA ah1ird. and that Tousrd him.
n. roini,d ~ the beach. where the boat vn'
ius prshinr ctT viih the guns Ne bad ''sen.
AID wherp cur mariners were Waiung 10 man
the ..yosd heat. and ihsn he printed 10 he
vol. vhs-, the susmv was ecnrs'lel--roo'
fellow. he luls though, how bad s'oi hm
5osr. iprs wondering toW ] cond ''''e
h.m Co. 90 add ro crs near h.m, Vhc' be-
hal sansth.a- Ike er7yy's.ou iur moo
A.. .... ILL .yr- anH " .fr
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Conclusive Ratiocina,ion.

H nfrcqu.n''y asserted n l1ic that tho
Tcrun'es n Krrs1s AMI Nebraska will not
he 'rvo'd 20 slavery. bot will remain free:
and rhc rinior, n Benton and ,ar.ors other
rers1r, NJ quoted To Prove ih1, slavery was
not EXPECTED Co extend into these Territories
in consequence rlhe Repeal ofihr Missouri
Comprrmu Every man Who makes such
assertions wlh any Gir Knowledge NJ doe
case knows Tat such v1s nr' tho expectation
ofmany OF t6,s WIN originated anil voted
m the measure. And cysr man know.
Iatlhc rrr,, W., effected under the Con.
,.ru.orll arrnm.r, ,hnihr Territories Wr'c
me rimm1a properly n the unpn-bonsh'
with ne common blood aal treasure of'hc
cou-,uv-,rl ib1, under 'hc Constitution lic
ovncr or slave, h,d a' good q right % bold
J1,.. md csahl ~ slavery i1 these terrific.
mo-, p, o., owner, NJ wooden clocks had o
rir'' ron7sc snI sci them there.
Thrrslrc 70 rrrral National Freedom
rorrac, ,,rlrd.rr slavery forever from q
certain posfon ~ territory W., not 'mpl,
hrr,Lrc ,he Platform Ut party ard re.c'
rhli,hinr s',sry Were freedom bad been
-aunrscJ hi IL was the assertion " lh,
Cunsutuliounlr.rht tn carry slavery into ans
TERRITORY ORR, United States. Now u free
o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
The Next Legislature.

The classification OF the members vi the
next Legislation, in both the Senate AMI the
House has received the attention Of the Age :
aud may pcrhag, be relied uron as tole'ab'y
accurate. The Age has Access to The o.Lea'
r,,uns ror Governor, Senators, Represenii'
uves, aud County Officers aud the folIosin:
are its conclusions:
Tus SrSArr. The Senate consists Of 81
members. But 81 have been elected by The
peop'e. The vacancies will be filled by joini
ballot Of the two houses. The persons elect
ed are as follows :-[whigs in Roman, Nor
rill Democrats in llallc, Free Soller', IN
Snail Capitals
Cumberland-WiIliam Willis, Portland
u. II. Body. Brunswick
Aaron QuiHJy, we',brook'
NArH't Pass, BridUiOn.
F,onEhn- AlvrS CuRRiER, Farningi.n
Ranccek- Marx SiTdrd, Sullivan,
VIM. Barker, BroOksssld'
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EovvrIY AN yr,rlY rNEcrTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
Con,enrerecs oitsc Eeser. Election


We arlrfrJ ras, wee, 90 some ihr causes
Which Irl -rorrc-l ttc overthrow r'hr 'vH
OF rnuv urr-u z,..,1s no This Sa's o; Go
re---' election. N~r~- ih- rrrs' rrn~..rr'
vas rarra-ls'. DE rhrs. o'irc c1r-g, ,,s.
ten. i,s i-rdr--, ~ elevate s-han.rr rru..
s,r, of o srccsss,r'y lower rr1is rn r'i-s--
irs -Ala1r-urr' r-f q. h,srs..1 ~ rru-n'r,
arI r's v.u.ttr1 nfr1ra'r, 11i substitution
orrr~ irs,s g. Tr.yu'7',a1 ofdarorra'.
irrst,s 90 %. NrFSI The Rarrarorras
Mrs,,r-l Cpu1-r1 e.. a ru1nro0rs. deemed
s,r-sd b, 80. srI r-,-rr.r-I "faslt boz
ibcBFanuc Platform, hu' rrrrf1'ei and
tc--f.rs.yrs.sl.cI rv rn' ,.lrorr, ard
r,saruEr., s.,, r'srrsl va th', platform
Tbsse So cru,,s snoreh ,di sr'Fc'crt io
overthrow lag organization OF a r-'ilrcaI ch'r.
-c'sr. hnvr,cr r.I or strong. and tHrv simply
prove nc declaration made BIS j.ftr,u l1
relation ta government r1 general, which nav
b. applied Jo rary. That vhrn rhr ir-
s-rur.ss rf ans panty o-rausar..n zre mise
taken frr. rrr-r.r'ss arI ends 'rr reo. 70
haze r.gr, TO 4,,-, ,r a,o..,a'hsr ..'o-rra.
e..
Aro7- tie co-sslue7s's of ~ rsc'i s.r'-
uo- there a--ss,s'al rh.ars which are vo--
g., orrsm7rs.
I. Tr., s's-,io, b-' y.rj,-7'rI the 'ru-
Tea 81 rrru'1- slrr-r.-r.ty and free sufrr1re.
ca any cr. d,ub, lh.s' Sr-ha rrsl'' cor'j
rot have ar's-, v..h.u, 4 rrasrll abandon
mont Of 90 p1r~ r.s,. nui a general desire
on trr r1r, ortrs intelligent m7secs 90 secure
,t- tive rr.r-.rT,1 90 a frwo.nur govern
meat. Tt, rror's iHrusr'vrs-''' w's'l.-
zen, riir,.-,-,-'.,r. Urrrr rur-~ r'.r0s and
..lf.hu->s o.s few J-srr-7trar.srrrr1i, were
resolved Co alter Or abolish itr.r future rr.r0
and cy.sa'r,h a1 afrl.a.ura'.r' move i11rcor
dta,, with rhc sn.r.' ct 'h- times, md better
aa7tr.l ,o ,tc s7u.s Ola free -eorIe. Thry
ru, osIy formed rb.s resolve. blt thsy carried
% irin execution. Therefore. oac of the cag-
sequence, OF tbs o. c .uu ,s the ytrd'catoro of
p,pu',r snyer''-r,,. aHi .rrrium of the bali
boz independent ct p1rty ,nmrueIs-nary d.c-
isI,r1. party threats. isu.l1n abuse, laa 7r,s-
t1crsu- tl-,a-un This same ssm.men, vas
embodied t' Oh. s'-uot r,.oIuto-ol,l 90. pou-
la1i Ma Derr-rtc Convention, ani may
u-,y o. ror,Irrr' as sarrtonei and .?prOy.
81 ~ o. ,'est authority
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or, skillings. T. J. Whitehead, TristraG
Rersey. r. s. Stevens, Wan. A. Rust.
The Flowing Match will be on Thursday
MOP. on the land Of Elisha Morse.
Tie Address by Rev. DAElrs FoRuts,wilI
he delivered in the Congregational Church
on Thursday at II o'clock.
Stock entered for Premium, will be prnvi'
ded for BY calling on Ziba Thaysr or Il. II
Skillinrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29

o. Tuesday last another l.ns IN tho chain
90 communicated MS completed by the
rs1.rc Of ha road bs,vscn Rirhmorj aui
u nee. The length ui this rad is about one
luui-ei miles, m7knc the entire length OF
hs Grand Trunk Read 302 miles. The im.
ouaneo ofths additional opening to Puu.
and We 30 doub, shall specify realilo. We
-.i,.os 10 il Is an sarnss, OF tho speedy dnaI
,,m.lS,iva Of this vast enterprise.
! IA6v. 25,h.
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2O2i 1891 lG7l 30
Rrcuirul,rioS. morrill,, ASH PARIS
o. 2s5 Reed. liOli Cary, 3,ilo.
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VOTE For GOVERNOR

The following lis, contains the returns from
an bot three towns add one plantation. We
copy from The Age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
Court Of General Sessions.
Before His Honor the Recorder.

Der 10 Robbery in the First Degree William Nsher,
william Burns and Thomas Aiken, three sesm.n,
indicted for this offence II appears in evidence that
she night OF the Lat Of October last the p encd
youth named John Othrey into alley way 10 Haml
ton street Othrey, Who examined as stncss, d.
cared That while the alley way two Of tho prisoners
held him While the third robbed him Of ring that he
hso his 6ngcr. The theory set up for toe defence
that tbers collision bet sem the car;ies dur
Rg shch ,he ring lost and that the prisoners 1t
worst, could only be found guilty Of an assault Yer
6ictGpil'y Of assault and battery Each Of tho p-,
sners was sentenced TO the penitentary for twelve
morths.
Violation Of The EmigTdm Lars James sulholland.
toaYojpg house keeper, was Indicted for having
the 1e'h Of Mey lsst without license, solicited Her
bert nton passenger fom London in the snip south
smpt.n TO go With m to his house, where, defso
cant stated, he you'd oe comfortably lodged 1t
proved that 6sfen dsnt had only license at the
time, ard do obtain litepse TO socitn until two
months after though he had previously ads up plea
ton for The law the subject clearly sta ed
to TIE jury by the Court II contendsd for tho do
fence that renton absorbing to his Ell euce,
assistant ste ward ard the Southam oton and hts
did not the provisions Of the statute
Verdict Of not guilty.
The Court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15

THE rIsniERy EXPLOSION. John Bagn, who was 60
badly scalded and brute at the whskcy st expi sion
10 FprAn Co.'s distlry,on friday afternoon expired
yesterday afrnoon at his residence, OF sccood
and North -xth Streets afe. inserng In great agony
twenty four hours
To inquest ON tee bodies OF Real and Bag win be
held by Coroner Hanford on Monday evening.
A PoIrcE FTIcER BRosI George Bell, policeman OF
The First ward, arraisned befre Mayor Wall, AMI
Aldermen Kelley, wiimarth and Ferrcy, Friday
,Dr e charge Of mice onduct towards coorcd
woman tanned Mary Anu Powell. He was emerged with
having sunday last arrested psinant profape
md abusive an9usga, ant cxoftd money from her The
fscts snbssn lated by vitpess, end unspinou-
vote II the Mayor and Aloe men, officer Cell peIe
r. N the service of tho city as policeman.
INJUNCTION Uroy MAYOR An order has again bee
ayor wall issasd by Judge Strocg, enjo,nfnf
not TO iuterfere with Tho OF sr I'd 80 ru
Neville. proprietor Of ,he Is County Hotel IA
he supplying OF travellers ant boarccfs with 70.
E e.hmsns suB law ia concerned ne ring sho
CO re Why perpetual junction shoad not ce issued
VII be bad BY the tudgo At overhead.
INSTALLATION VIM p.lnwsy viii ba Install.
pastor Of the Eesormod Dutch Cnurch lie. age
que corner pewss stret. Fast Brootyp tbis an ay)
afteruoop. The sermon viii be preached by nev. H. =
Porter and the charges delivered by Rev. Messrs
ntrong and J. =. Hmrod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
Common Pleas.
Before Hon Judge DAILY.

ANOTHER MERCANTILE LIBEL-HEavY DAMAGES.
Amos Keller Sheldon r. Church This was An &C.
ton for libel contained In Church's Reports 1t
tried before and damsges laid ct $40 0o0 The fol-
loving is copy Of tho libel -" 0. T Keeer, (oscsr)
This youth has got married and has bought good brick
store here at about 600, en- which he has made the
Hrs payment and has bought out the eniro stock Of
goods Of his father (Amos Keeler), who evidently
epdcavoripg to swndlc his creditors he neither pays
bis cobts in money turns his sons notes
They Gather and sony receiving the attentions
of John . Topp, who viii, perhaps break up the sale
and suhjet the goods for the old mans debts -
For tie defence It commended that MI Church
employ cd by certain merchants In New York wh3 had
business Transactions with, nni called upon to sell
goods credit to rchsuts at the West to proceed
Mississippi md otr states and ascertain and port
TO tie character and standing of mercantile
that in ODE diepcs to said eup,ynent tbs statement
complained Of was made BY ,hc h1uss In question re
Il made in good faith without malice and with
proper ign, and that IL not crcui~.cd except
among the few who sent him ous; and further
that the sale article true His Honor chars cd Tie
jury, who Brought in Q verdict for plaintiff 5000.
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ed me NO violence; On II then asked for somsthing
to drink; .bsts ell they said; suore before the
Core Der that tie two men bad thAr haahs towards
the prisoner; tkst Is fast, became Ne prisoner
Edward w. Harper 70 posed-That he Il master Of
schooner; vert to Foskes' house On the night In
question 70 get he'd; was in ,be bar when the men
came 10 the door; saw the prisoner push the men
out With b tn his bands, aud at the same time the
shot was Tired by some person rom behni; saw no
pistol In prisoners haas; ss~ wing leaning yainst
the counter.
Coroner Hilr1n was recalled by the District Attor-
rey. ard stated that Nevton's depositions were
read over TO HIM at The inquest, and ne approved Of
them and signed trem.
Officer Wogan deposed that the large pistol pro-
dnced had been recently discharged wheu be arrest
ed tue prisoner; the small ones are Jet loaded.
Nh. Harry Befthoif, crier Of tho court, here took
the two snail pistols and bad their contents drawn;
and wat, the other with powder and twenty three
shot.
Mr.. Spencer then proceeded 70 sam up for the de-
fence, tie theory Of which ia, that the prisoner,
who is prop iet0r OF Q pubic house in Frankfort
street In this city, as appea BY the evidence, had
been attacked on tho Saturday night previous to
this affair in his bar, and that, what IL not un-
usual for hotel Keepers, he provided himself with
pistols for his owl protection shas i've or SAX
came 10 tue house on the might In question and
we're expelled; that some time after, ihe men re-
turned 70 the door and commenced knocking on the
shutter the door Was then opeoed and Nj. F0wkes
went to the cocr gbirt Connanghan aad Ewing
stationed themselves 10 the back part of tho bar
that whilst the issDer vas pushing tue men ont,
either Ewing or ConDauRhan tired the SHOT, with
ont the ledge, privity, or procurenect OF the
SefendeDt Dir. spencer tpen reviewed ;as testiao-
ny, and concluded b, m,kiog strong appeal 70 the
jury in bebaif OF the accnsee.
The District Attorney, in a clear and Impartial
speech, summed up tre eviden Q, AMI commented
upon the Testimony OF the several witnesses. he
ccntended that the pT,sot was the party who dis
charged the pistol and expressed bis disbelief in
the stat ments made by eston and Harper
as to Ewing being the party who fired the
,hot. He old not. however, press . conviction
for murder, he believed the prisoner acted under
arising from fact Of previous alta ks having
been made on his hoase. Under these oircumstan-
tts he explained 20 tee jury va'ious grades OF man
slaughter and left to item to say Of which degree
be prison guilty.
The learned Judge then charged the jury, briefly
exploding to them the Law, AID defining the cir
.umstapces viii make an offence Of this kind MUIR
der manslaugbter in the different degrees as laid
down in the statute
The jury retired at little before four O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
ClIY Intel lzsncC.

TIE WEATHER The weah yesterday was outrageous
It cannot be SPOKEN of in mlder terms The skies We
trtachcrous and deccltful 1t was impossible to ted
from hour to hour If rain dry spell would come In
III hour succeeding II commenced drszlipg csriy 10
the molDing-too Ii tie to mako umbrella and
too much to allow prudent to venture out Of doors
without one After little while the onzzliag turned
TO rain then II fair again. then again it anca aud
then didn't then 1t did, thee 1t init then sgaa II
cid, and SO it continued till night set Ia. when fnc
shower came up, pouring tbs waters down upon US In
coed old fashioned style, occasionally illumining mn
sbe lhy with fash Of lightning that the froas of n.
ture might be plainly about 10 O'Clock the SKY
entirely clear and rhe stars shons ont innoceny
them. The streets were vel washed, h,ca Is good
ratcn for all the Inconvenience Of the sterm
CpnIosn1E or NAruRE AND iEr-Thcrs IL nov on
exhibition in gallery Of anatomy in Broadway several
very remarkable natural anatomical preparations pro.
pared BY process, and just received from P.ris.
An org these noticed exhibiting the lateral half OF
subject, showing tho blood vessels mos. minutoly in.
jecsed their through the skin, the various
ces, fsscs &c The ympbatics also injected, tas
traced cut &c The also specimens Of the
inferior emf superior extr mities similarly prepared,
sod one OF tie spoai cord showing its nerves. their
gsIg Ia, pl.xuae., &C.. &C. hese preparations are
Trey beautiful and far surpa" any which have been
offered for tae In the United states. They desa.
,u,e Of any odor ard will not decomocse in any eli
mate. Thia isa step IN medical science
CADETS or 7ErrRAyCg AT the annual seson Of the
G and sectaon, Of southern New York, held In this
city on Saturday evening. Ostober IA, 1854,
the following officers elected for the
ensuing .esr:-Grnno ". p, Anorew J. Kasmirs,
Srard secretary and Grand ocio, Henry
Js bpson Jr, rev Yorx: Grand Assiat4pt socretsry,
Frank B. Ma bew, Williamsburg; Grand G., ia mes 8.
w., Chares Marvin scTt JerIs G J. W John Barnes,
wspptrgers Falls; Grand Chapter, Warren Rockwell,
Hudson; Grand coonciilors;-l. = j Kssmire, Ne.
r. r Shenard. do q. Il, @ H0uuhtOn. do 4.
II D. Johnfon, Jr., DO; g. J. 8. ellen, d.; O. d. 9.
Paterson, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15

Boswor'h, sossoo, aud Hoffman,
Oct IL Henry Seaman Is Ddafd Lou Motion
scepied. NJ SO coats
Cornelius Kanoxc JolR A. Adrfia Judgment
stecial ard TO be settled by Court.
john Wentworth az Jchn Murray Order appealed
ir, IN, sfirm.d Without Q psts
BRANCH OF TIE SCHUYLER swINDLE.
Charles Hiius rs Hemcn Roitlcid and the Harlem
Rdiir.od Company -eoswoRTH, Justice, delivered this
decision THIS was a motion 70 dissolve iojunctob
prohibiting the Collector from cell cring 900 Of
Tsirosd iron The p atotf imported TIE iron, and
schuyler sored IL be ene cd ut The Custom 10
10 his namo, and assigned It TO the Harlem Railroad
Company. chi appears TO have boon gross fraud
Tho plaintiff offers to pay all ouss chsrres, and claim
on it Tho moi to dissolve the iDiunc " ,de
ground that this Court has isdicu,n the
60 ector under the Of 1885 goods la the pos
session of the Collector be replosioe aud tn clsn
them must he decided By tue Untet states Circuit
urt and IL 10 the Colsctoss duty 70 deliver them t.
the cvner. We must, therefore, dissolve tins injanc
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15

THANK WING DAY.-rhe Gov rnor Of Mdn, has Ap.
pointed THURSDAY the soth Of Novsm or be observed
as day Of Thanksgiving. 1t las bssn Gu tonarp with
majority tbs Governors Of the States to appoint tbs
last Thursday in November for the fslesra.iaa Of
Thankss,vi ray Tie Gov of Main has tAsen
the lead syear in keeping up the custom, and We hope
to see it pretty ensrAiy folio red.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15

Il must be horne N min that Santa Annahas
bis sgesis now Washington. eggiag for the
three m lions still owing under the treaty,
which are to be aid On completion of the
boundary survey, but which S,nta Anna wants
q, this time. Therefore the utmost Efforts are
made To LET tn cab. BY b di out the inn
preston 4 at he 8 firmlg seated power, and
that q I, " months, sooner or later, for the pay
men' = the money, is ell Re anne to the GO
verum. mt Of the Un I'd States. As the cleo
tons i've gone aga INST he administration,
W ich is nc usive Of the intel ectual and Gull
nary cabinet Son ing invit d to tie waets OF
private life, as good Christians they ought to
pre- ar, ch ofthem, t, set is US n order,
and small STARE of he three milli1, might
be lola for some If the mo tit "a ions re-
Gently uEtIed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
INDIANA.

The Ohio State Journal confirms our impresson a. to
the election members Of Congress in this STATE In the
following paragraph
We have scattering returns from this State The de-
nccra:s concede that 1t has gone against them. We
have Of the election OF eight Nebraska men, and
The impression Ia that the other three dscts gone
the same way. We shall soon know the entire resu,t
The rout Of the democracy is almost emphatic In
Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
Psosress OF the Yellow Fsven

BALl1nOR1 Dot n, Ib04.
In New 0Yesns during the month Of seatemhsr, there
we're Ave hundred and forty three dssths from yellow
fever and the epde mic still prsvas
4usussa, on the iith, there were four deaths from
the fever, and At Charleston eight
Four ci,izsps Of Charleston board the Arctic
and g. des Of x'ety 10 manifested to hear from
them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15
Marble Anal !, q.

Marble Anal ..
DEPARTURE OF TIE ATLANTIC Tho Collins stea nsAp
Atlantic, Captain West, sailed yesterday for Aivsrpool
with 1856 passengers. Her specie list amounted e.
sSef,e75.
Loss OF AN AMERICAN WHAIKR A correspondent. at
Rio states that the American whaieship "Mag.ena,"
Captain sanusl Jones, Of New Bedford, whsns. she
sailed in August. 1853, has ben os We we al sa, ~
published bri rsport from Rio at the Americas
bark Magda na" had been lost doubtless referring TO
the same use.
There g. however, error in the naue as We and no
Maglena OF Magda'ena ia the Whalemsn's List. The
only Captain Jones mentioned from New Bedford com
ds the ship Milton which left New bedford In No
vembar, 1851 Three Of the crew OF the lost vessel
named Joseph andrews, Henry wesling and Robert
avis, had arrived at Rio Janeiro and deposed to the
following statement before Me- Sebot the acting Aer
can Consu and which has been forwarded to Washing.
ton. they state that they encountered storm in the
sfernotn no dste given) in the latitude OF Bahia and
about or after dark diem ed The survivors At
the time were below 1t not being their watch and were
aroused BY bearing the cry that they sinking They
rushed decs and at little distance from the chip
tive boats containing the re,t of the They then
took the third boat but the boy became entauglsd 10
The rgg and drowned Thsy subseq aenty seps.
rated from the other boats which had been hear
from, and after six days 1t sea- during txo Of which
they were without provisions they reached Santa Cruz
n the province Of Spirit Of autos whence thsy
sent to Victory by the authorities and eteamer for
10. Tbs boy drowned was named ebert Wynn, sup
posed 20 be from Osweso, Y. In III, missing boats
we're twenty men II accident ,cnrrei. It was
blowing hard at tho time, and the survivors had no
conversation with them The vsssel d touched at
Cope de Verbs ind ba 275 barrels OF oil board.
Loss OF TIE sfur ST THoMAs, OF NEW Yonx Captain
EcGo ram of the steam, hip Crescent City, arrive, yeser
DAY morning Hsvsn informs of the loss OF tb
chip st. Thomas Of New York, from Msnzaniua (Cuba)
for LoLdon, with a cargo of mahogany codsr Sc on
tho 18th of August, on lard nellie Bank Capt Merrin,
4 lie st. 7, came home In the CIeseeat City.
SHORT PASSAGE Tho clipper ship spitare, Of Boston
from Caao arrived at this port yesterday, made the
from Calsao to tho Line in forty-ope days, and TO
hampton Roads in sixty days. SIZE has l.sOo tas
guano q rseighf. VI
MORE IBlnGs Tho number of icstorgs passed. Ia the
Atlantic this year have probably been unprecedented
ard continue to be occasionally at this advanced
seascn Captain Sainner Of the ship rio-a Mcdonald
arrived yesterday frsm Havre reports passing thrss
barge the Goth Of September ia Latitude 4e 10
longitude 40 60.