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The Opelousas courier., 1854-01-07
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EUROPE
Noureles a d0rieat--Grand Combat I'm grand
combat naval a gu lien le 80 noYembre sur Ia mer
More, parle trsversdu port de Sinope, entire les
hottes rnases ct tuFques
La flotte turaie Sc conposat de vingt-quatre
batimens de guerre don't neuf fregates eft nm steam
er; chaqlte navire await son bard, Ell sl,s de son
eqnipage, 500 hommes de tFcupes de debarquenent
aestines pour la Circassie. La fotte turque etat
commando par Osrnan Bey, et IA fotte russo par
famiral Menschikof
lie combat etc des plns aeharRes ct apres une
heure d'enga cement les Turcs ont etc complete
ment defaits Tous les yaisaeauK de Ia iotte turque
ua aeuA excepte ont ete conl6s bas bThles on ont
santt 4 anirai tire a ete lait prisonnier.
Les RIsses de leur cote ent etc tres maltraites;
ils ont psrdudans eette bataile sept navres, don't
<leux yaiaseaa1 de igne tros regates ct deux ses-
5nera.
(Nota.-sinope, port derant lequel eu lieu le
,iEFastreux combat don't vennns de publier les
details, est stue sur Ia Mer Noire, dams la Turquie
a sic par Al 25 latitude nord ct 81. 40 longitude
est lTIGridien de Paris C'est le iameux Sinope
antique de la Natolie, Oh naquit Diugene le cyni-
que. Cette vile ppssade une population d'enyiron
$4,000 habitauts ct est consdGfee CONNIE tres forte
par sa situation aar Fistnie dune presqu'ile qui a
uile1cellent pe4. sur Ia Mer rNoire.--EpITEUKs-)
Consequences IL Combat Naual - Probabilities de Ia
sssrrs rs,.eralt--La nouyelle da d6sastreux COM
Dat de 5iuepe jetG FEnrepe entiere dams I'm etat
d,etferreseence Inexprimable oneonsilere main
tenant Ia guerre gsnerale consne inevitable.
La caasternation III plus grande s'sst rGpandue
dams Psrisa lannon's de Get epousantable combat
ct l43iis NapolGonen eteter La France en-
acre est profondement emae.
Casses de la dilute DIS Tascs-0n attribute a-
,niraIaneais Slade la cause de Get Gponvantable
dGtastre, ct tout lie monde s'accorde 4 blamer Sc
Tieusenent sa conduite. Les joarnaux anglais eux-
slieiaes aiavent la voix pour demander quill soft
jnge par in conseil de gaeIre soas accusation de
licLetG
B canscrssr leurs ayantages. II ny 4 encore eu
.g.se IA. fraoavement important eur lie Danube.
Ia Perse contie n .ga9--tindit que le Shah de
Perse pris par contge Ia Tnrquie ct quill est sur
IL point de diriger une artn6 yers Ia frontiere.
Lss fottes cootbistes-Lee iottes combines sont
en.4ses dams Is Mer Noire
The Opelousas courier., 1854-01-07
vENTE PUBLlOUE,

0pelousss, Z JanYier 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-01-07
10: i'm lJa9 DAp199D9
,cession de feu Dame Mary Nor


HIII ct amelIorations qui J sont sItuees, con-
sistant en- un MOULIN 4 SCIE ct autres
ameliorations, etant la propriete don't Ia de-
funte herite d'une moitie indivise, de son
frere. Charles Norton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

Fall importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rficies.
NlIE subj ulcr oilers Ia thu tndc large mud vnied
i stock ri EnrthcuWnre, Ghina aud I'll IS, the pat
terms OF which were selected by himself in person.
Having aptAprrc al many years in tins parlcuar
bu mess he teel gcut confidence stating TINT in point
oi price and quay, 1t VIII compare Giyoraby with any
other house il the IIudc
White Granite Dinner VAR,
Do do Basins and EWcp-, Jugs, Ten VINE, etc
Blue Print. IIowine aud fnnry do
Fine Decorated China Dmnor AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten and Toilet Nels
DO do do Plclers md Vases
Gold Bnod do of above variety
White CHI do al NOV. variety.
Common Nare of rvety dcscriptinu suahto for
~ oI"-aIine, which he offer. upon such TRIMS for cash
as cunuot tdI u rlrnsr
ln" Manle Per nnd Toilet Gnsses
FIN" Ivory lair Cut cry. Waiter. an Briitnniu Ware
SAFETY md olncr Fluid md solar Lamps
hIa-s Nnfe in every variety.
All he a.h- j. Gull nal he feel, assured his prices
viii give -nlI -forIiu,p.
His Paclrf- one Of tic best in the trnde
Stone Warc fuctary price
sep l2-ts JAS d. T. EVANS,
M. ~ MbiH street Ri hmoud Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
FIECTIoNOF SENATOR'S.

\ Geographic dispatch, dated Montpelier, Vt,
Oct /, says:
The Hon. Jacob Collamerc,of Woodstock, wing
was to- day elected nited States senator for the
long term by a majority in both houses of abont
30; and the Hon. Lawrence Branard, of st. Al
bans, free socrtor the short term, receving near
ly every wing and free soil vote.
Governor Roles message was delivered this
forenoon. 1t was unusually brief and re
criyed with much favor by all parties. The Gov
ernor admits himself to be strongly in favor of
the Prohibitory Liquor law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

LARGE FAILURE.-A correspondent Of the Bos
ton Post writing from Bangor On the 9th instant,
says that there Is much excitement in that city
arising from the fa raof the Ellsworth Bank of
Maine, and Of the suspension Of Cooper Go. of
Bangor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

THREE BROTHERS DRoWNEp.-Mr Beverly {.
Wood, who was one of the passengers on board
OF the Arctic, was the third SON OF the late Sns
Wood, Est, of New York city, who has found a
grave in the waters his two brothers having
been previously drowned in the Mississippi river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

DEATu.-Gen. Richard II. Gaines died, at his
residence, W arrcnton Junction, Orange and Al
rxandria Rail Road. ON Thursday evening, 9TH
inst, about O'Clock after a lingering illucss of
several months, of typhoid fever and paralysis, in
the Goth year of his age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

Captain Luce arrived at Montreal on Sunday
morning. and expected to leave for New York
yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

There were no signs of the Baltic, at New
York. at 8 o'clock Sunday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

BANK FALURE.-A Geographic dispatch from
Cincinnati, states That the notes of the Newport
(Ky.) Safety Fund Bank are not redeemed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
I IVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDIoE, DYs-

lVEK COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DYS-
IL rrpsin Chrome Nervous Debility, Disease of the
Kidney, and MI diseases arising from Dsordered
Liver Stomach, such n@ Corstipation Inward Piles
fulincss Blood the IIoad Acidy of the Stomach
Nau Heartburn Disgust for Food, funess weight
tho Stomach Sour ErucIations Sinking Futtering
the Pit of the stomach Swimming of tho II ad Hur-
red and difficult Breathing, futteriug nj the Heart,
Chonking Sutoentrg Sensations hen in lying pos
ture Dinness OF Vision Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pers-
p#raon, fcllowness of the skin and Ewes Pan in the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C.. Sudden flusheS of Heat
Burning in The Flesh Constant Imagning- OF Evil and
great depression of Spr can be efectually cured by
DocTER HooFLAsDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS,
prepared by Dir. c. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
Stote. No. 100 Arch door below Sixth, Phiiada.
Their power the above diseases is exceled.
II cqun.led, by any other preparation in the United
States us the attest, in many cases after skul
physicians bad failed
Tn Bitters worthy the attention of Invalids.
Possessing virtues n<he rectifcnton of the liver
and lesser glands, exercising the most searching power
IN weak ness and ae1 ons It the digestive organ, they
witnl sae certain and pleasant
VlRGISIA TESTIMONY DIR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va, teb 9th 1852, said: II am entirely out of the
German Biier-. They have become al the rage Moth
ng else sells
The Tenth Legion. pnhlishad Woodstock Va,
said, Jan 10Th, 1870: "A Ggelt Medcine.-We have
uniformly refrnnod from recommending the public
any al the various patent nednlnos of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced of Heir value. Among those
We c'nsd'r Woty oil notice Is the uefhan bilters IN
vented 10y DR. Ioriand and prepared by DIR. Jackson,
in PhlaIepha One instance, in pan tcuar. ia which
the SUI erur virtues of is medicine have been tested,
hss Fallen under obsrrva During the last
met of Mr.. Abram Crabill, OF thi. county.
Nery seriously affected with Liver Cumpain and after
ing in vain various rene lies he purchased bottle
OF the Bitcrs, aud after using it. much relieved
ofhis distressing malady that he procured other bot
tie and ia restored entirely TO henth."
ley entirely vegetable free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system, and
prostate it,
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail by itineraries and torek eepers in
every tow in the United States.
Sold by D. R LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co.
j. II. SEAY X CO., Lynchburg, nd by dealers
ne dicio" everywhere. 1sep61y
NATCHES.-A superior article of Matches
w WIKI no unTl easant smeli-for sale by
nrt 70 ID. K. LYMAN
I ISLES LADY'S GAZETTE-FoR OcToBER-
II Just received by q. MORSE
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NEW YORK MoRrALITY-The mortality for
the last week in y. York was four hundred and
eighty. two, of which one hundred and twenty
five were of cholera.
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~ Ever. Article entirely New!
IN GOOD CONDITION

JOHN L. lloBsoN. l.. l.. ARMISTEAD.
II OBSON X ARMlSTEAD hive turned ii Copart-
ur,sup laf ih' urro-e al conducting SHOE
nd HAT TRADE in Lyurhhdle. Va, aud havng re-
totscd from rhe Nothrrn Cities where they have
lcctrd Tor tbs nalkct with ~ und ptecauon
-to,h oi BOOTS. SHOES. HATS and CARS of the
newest STYLE I'M Of all qualities. Trunks Carpet Bags
md every line o eoolS tint would be expected be
found III tr mi line u business intending please
viii r In" attention the fasiidiou~ Ladies' or Gem
llemen who mby luyor them nth call.
heir terms Ito which they expect to pay due iespect)
being II, i hoped their friends and the public will
npprece the very nnuy Advantages arising from this
the Cnsh System of doing business, ind toward
nnl ny once, the spirit ol "NouSa AMERICA
~ Next 10 X H. Watkins China Store and near
The l. armprs Bank. l3-nis IVY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

IA /1he funenl Of Bro Jno w Shu1man will be
~. preached 10y the Rev. rhos + Martin, Mt 81.
Ihomns Church. Martin f. Burks' IN tina
county oi Bedford the iih SUNDAY in Oetocr lS54
The brothers al hety Lodge. No. 95, Warren Lodge
M 49, Marshal Lodge, M 80. Clinton Lodge. No.
p. MhcIn Lndr', No 60 Natural Bridge Lodge,
Ne "a Pm lrncr Lodge, No. IL we'll ns all Master
Masons Of good standing, arr requested to attend
JAMES METGALf,
Secfy Of Buonesbor6ueh Lodge No 70.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
THOMAS NOWI.AN,

Sign the Eagle Sycamore at, Potoisburg, Va
Il EEl'S constantly ON hg1d thc lnrrc,i chcaprst,ar
IN best assortment 81 Watches Jcwriry q 4 Pen,
Spe'nclcs &c tub found IN Nnen,hrn InR Geli intcm
LAYER. lotlfona aud Anchor Nntchcs mlglrg n price
from S25 500, Nil wurrnnted give sutsa,tion.
he viii cNcl nnrn them, Asoa nrecn-eortmrnt o. Din.
monl l'cnil al Plain Rugs, Brrn~l Pins. Enr-Drop-.
Lndos Neck uud Ghttcain Uhains, Gents Fob aud
Vet Chains, BOSOM, Sleeve nud collar buttons Brace
lets Gold Prucils, ~. Sc aso.u very lnge
81 Silver Waie embracing Table Tea. Dessert Salt
mud Mu.Iatd Spoons. 1nbie aud dessert Forks Soup.
6rpsN md Crehm Lndlr- Pickle nniyc- and Forka Cnhr
Butter mud ttnil kuvc., Silver Gobl,s, Cups. &c Sc
NIL wuINnto pure silver, cqunl 10 coin. Any Kind Of
lewrl,y manufactured at tho ahott"sl notirc Natchor
Elochr, NH IcWrlry repaired by competent workmcn,
ool warrnuied IL give snii.iuelon. Give hln emil, II
'ou want good aud fashionable lrwchy and W.h your
Watch Ia keep good luc,
July 27-dA,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18

CHARLES 4. GWATkIN.
Opposite Exchange Bank Richmond Va,
Silks, Poplins \ Embroideries,
III A'NltItENf SrUGh arriving nov lfom the
- Ne" Anfh anct ahaui hut the lafa,f prices
W" i, the tipe Tor hnr,ain-. Large eShib i'm 81
treHch Saks. feflin~ and Emhlaidcrie-
Sr"'pl Nanse, To tie Lalics at l,nehhafg AID
rcr'hho,hnoi, iot cnsh
1000 Nds Splendid rhid l'pplin. o Six md Wool
NJ 37A e. u yard. liel /, worth { 90
400 Wis lleh glossy pnid FRENCH SIl.kS. for la
liz III hHd rhiIjsrn IT the unrfeeedented law
rnec = SO cts per yd ocrudlv worth 7 90,
1000 Nds pnin Cot Gro u Ahique Silks. Fresh
6aods, At ga eta. per vi. valued NJ siea.
1000 ds Splendi elo-.v hack Sdh-, al - eta u
vi. al hif lu-tte and Rnod width
As" fine grades Emhroideries IN Collars, Nunda,
Gh"mis"tts. coarrrls, &c. \ lrgcnud complete
sentiment
~ NOTICE
looo French ramhored Collars at , cent. each.
soc Embd loA
200 " Canhrio \ Miss Collars AT Gd.
Goa ut Is.
Nj friend. mud purchasers general ar. ulost cordul
IL invited Ia all mud see them.
enAS. A GWATkIN
Opposite tho Exchange Bunk,
OF dlrnf Rchnuul Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed foi the Daily vireinian.
Arrival. of Capt. Luce AT New York.

THE MARKETS
NEW YORK. Oct. Il.
Capt Luce has arrived here. lie was cnthu-
siasticals received on the eoute. He thinks
that Of twohundrcd on the deck of the Arctic no
more have been rescued, but that the boats prob
ably picked mp some. He denounees the crew
and says nearly all on board could have been
saved bat for their mutiny.
NEW YORK, oct, l7.-FlouR- Southern stea-
dv and unchanged. WuEAr-S southern Red
sl.1j. Com Active aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE, oct. H.-Flour IS scarce and un-
settled. Howard street, S7.75 to So. CITY
Mills, So. No change in Wheat or Corn
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HIRITTME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
Gss: 5Iss fss;:ss cs::
s$s A:s:S
Bris E%srsid tBrp asbonsid bs%.rar. Middleton Co.
!:S =
sssr a assss &s D. Ss:G.
sS. s.a. sn Rsh s:i.
Schr Lady Adams Davis, SSmerses master
kss
ship Co.
sts.mshp Ainhsma sshopst Savannah 60 hours with
barn Alma SRes worsten Liverpool s. days, with md.e
to 3 Thompson Esphegs n.,. .,,. ,.,ou,.
&C. to chsHssrisS, Robinson sSo 49, Wv. :,
r ssIn indians sc 81 e w TY.r Feb
Bsrf tSs.iotss wynn HSasmirs 81 Marks IL days. with
passed brig. nsnsspn.. with part rigging
hsxsi h;ssn ssls sss ss
on Ter Ss.nend. and Compelled
hIis Ashii. fssb Msyssu. Naples ~ days. with fruit
Brii AssSns sssiiinseh Cardenas, days with sugar
spSas Ths%p:sa I9nssI o..,, s.,,,. ;, ~
h5 ss ~ sa1s
81 es.tu Island spoke b brig Godsm.h. q and for
Cape Ha.te5ss brig judge Bisney bound rOm New
Orleans for Boston,
Brig wacissa Bowel st Marks IS days with cotton &c,
to Smallwood, Anderson Co. March l3 lat 80 Ion rs,
spoke brig Dutches from st Jaso. Cuba for Now York.
Brig Delta of chareston) Down Savannah days, with
ss1s IIsrn OF rAlaasS,pain essss, Nsuvi-
schr Mary Wise (of Rockisnd Crockett Fajardo PR IL
days. with sugar and moasses to Maitland Phelps Co;
vessel TO Trundy Co. March 9. lat "a, Ion II 50,
tho wreck Of Br Eagle Of Falmouth ia cfore
repoed abap apparently waterogged had part Of
foremas mainmsst and bOwsps standing foremost
at hounds and foreyard upper part Of mainmast
lying deck pine timber supposed she had
stripped by vessel everything value Como.
schr Eous m Stubs Turks Islands, ii days with salt,
| to HaIsted a Chamberlain.
Schr Empire Spring (of Cook Guadalupe
~ days with fruit &c to Chamberlain Robinson Co be-
ing part Of the Sic bark Frencescas which vessel
PUT into Guadaoupe Feb rs leaking Mar H. lat 20 o. Ion
70 o. spoke chr Honduras Cross from Boston for Cape
Hayten
Whitman Wheelcck.
schr Haosi, Anderson, St Marks 10 days, with cot
ton, to Drodic Potits
Schr Louisine, Smith, Charleston, 5daye.
Schr FL Dorado, Tilton, Wilmington, 4days.
Schr Marine, Powell Wilmington, days.
Schr a Estell Bak Washington, days.
Schr Ella, Fowler Washington, 3 days.
Schr Frank, hcMath Norfolk 9days.
Steamer Parker Vein, Turner Baltimore.
Wind at sunrise, ssw; meridian Sc; sunset, do.
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men are, the better Americans We shall make And,
at any rate, bs It known 70 them ALL We cannot, We
our country which, through al time through all Chimes
wherever fate and fortune have scattered nation
viii forever and u: on the nth Of March wearing the
green In our very hearts Gentlemen, low in dust and
ashes ~ our country Lies now never DO ashamed
TO wear her green immortal shamrock and to drink the
Tho Rev. Dr. MCLAUGHLIN responded to the third regu-
lar toast and said that since the last anniversary the
numbers Of tine society have doubled, and they had
hearts which beat back the to the home
their fathers II natural every man to love the
home Of his fathers and to pay allegiance the soil OF
brews loved the ground Of the Land of Pro
mise He said that Ireland q nation in America;
properly understood for they would support the stars
that light them to liberty and the stripes that discipline
them to freedom. He alluded to Ireland, and said he
me- sword just in the hand OF the priest against the
English .rstocrecy for they were the curse Of Ireland
Ireland, and was greeted with cheers
fourth regular toast responded to by Alderman
WILSON, who said that he felt honored in being called
TO represent the State OF New York which the EN-
Pre State Of the Union Nature had vished upon her
bays and cataracs and other tngs to entits her to
the FIRST to protest against England taxing tea and
she forbid s being landed her wharves which caused
to be taken to Boston and thrown overheard by the
party He spoke Of the hospitality and noble bearing Of
New York, and the way in which she had fought for
liberty at the time of the Reyoutop all Of which gave
thirty years resident Of New York State and he
enced her a. much almost the green isc which gave
passport and he hoped abe would continue to grow and
The dfth regular toas-"T The Memory of Washington
drank In silence. The sixth responded to by
Lieutenant John O'Rourke the seventh by Stephen B.
Brophy Esq the eighth by Judge Lott President Of the
by Mr.. Brophy; the twelfth by John OMahony Esq and
the thirteenth by Col Graham.
The assembly broke up at late hour, satisfied with
the nights entertainment which passed of delightfully."-
and pleasantly to all the participators
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Menoranda.

LAuNcHEn-At Wiscasset 18th inst by Messrs Hartman
Co, fine brig Of about go tons, called the Julia.
The Of the arrival Of the bark Hugh Brick
head below Baltimore I4h inst after short passage copied
baltimore premature as that vessel had
not arrived 10th inst The bark Waltham from Liverpool
was tho vessel supposed to be her
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN BALTINoRR.-A little
before O'Clock yesterday morning, two-s story brick
house the of Eastern avenue and Happy alley
occupied by Henry Hinkleman, grocery store
discovered to be hre by of the city watchmen
store forced open but we believe none Of its contents
were saved and but little Of the furniture from the up
per part Of the house. The house entirely destroy
ed. The flames communicated to adjoining twostory
brick building occupied by Michael Anton, the lower
floor being used as barber shop He and his wife were
aroused and down to the street in their night
clothes Subsequently some furniture was taken from
the house and he 1t Is said for the purpose Of securing
. chest in which there some money ventured back
to get the chest and bursting open door met with
heavy volume Of smoke. They however, kept on and
stumbled the body Of man lying the foorthey
brought him out and Il was found to be Anton who was
nearly dead having been by the dense smoke
Hewss removed to house by Dr. Inloes called
in but could do nothing to hm-he died about half
past nine oclock.-Baltmore Sun, Aarch3
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su,r rurv TAy,op from Honolulu via Tahiti bound to
NBedfOrd with oil freight Bui into yAn "
Ion los 10 W. the ship the larboard bow and
broke whole length throwing her nearly on her
beam ends and carrying away bulwsrks and stanchons
from ono sanchon the lsrboard cathead TO the after
part rigging took the pankshsAr part Of
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PHILADELPHIA. Asrtb IL, PM-Arr ship Edward.
Crane Liverpool; bark Tbos Dallet Dill Porto Csbel,o
schrs Weston, Moloy Port an Priace steamer Della
ware, Clark, NYork.
Cld brig President Tayier Boardmsn Boston sohrs
Triumph Miller salem Mass; steamer Kenncbee, Copes
vrxt
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Obltun nv.


AuRED H. SIXTH, ESQ.,, died at Chambersburg, Pa,
the I'd inst Mr. Smith Of Judge Smith of that
place He graduated at Carlisle College, with great dis
tnction, after which he studied law in the Office Of his
father and admitted to the bar Of Cumberland
IT, But the literary tastes Of Mr. Smith led him to
the pursuit of letters for livelihood, and he assumed
the editorial control of the Valley Sentinel democratic
journal at Chambersburg Subsequently he removed to
Philadelphia, and edited the Pennsylvania Stdesman
After the dscontnuance Of that paper he returned to
Chambersburg, and aided in conducting the Valley Spirit
Died in Bradford, N. H., the 30th Of January, Mrs
HoNoRA ONEI, aged los years and 10 months. She
born in Cork Ireland where she lived until she arrived
the Of about 98 years. when she brought to tht
country by of her She outived two husbands
was devout Catholic and regously counted her beads
to the last.
Col. THOMAS ROBINSON, much esteemed gentleman,
who has been associated with the affairs of Philadelphia
for number of years, died the I'd inst at his resi-
dence in Philadelphia He member of the State So
cety of the Cincinnati of the Board of Guardians
the Poor and has held several Offices Of trust which he
has administered faithfully and ably. His death is sin
cerely deplored by large circle Of friends.
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Telcgruphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON. March l7--Arr briss Caroline Kelley Matan-
xes: yests, Galveston.
CID chip Bell Rock, Apalachicola.