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SMITH q FORE, No. $50 Broad street, and
ls4 Main street, Richmond, are agents for the
daily 6ren'ng Star, and arc prepared to fur
nish 1t early each morning after its issue at
their counters, or to subscribers by regular
carriers
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NAvAL.-Ths U. S. frigate Congress, at New
York, has been ordered to fit out for sea with
dispatch, and an additional force is EMPLOYED
IN completing the Sabine. 1t had been sup.
posed that the Congress had been laid up for
tho winter
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IDA NORMAN, BIZ MRS. LINCOLN PHELPs.
L Wisdom, Wit AMI Whims Of DISTINGUISHED An
cient Philosophers, by Joseph Ba1vard. n.
Woods illustrated Natural History, with $50 orig-
nal designs
Cummings Lectures on the Seven Churches
History Of tho Constitution Of the United States by
George TickAor Curtis, vol l.
nov Il FRANOK TAYLOR
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e A. B. OWNS, No. 20 High st., Ports.
mouth, Va, will furnish subscribers to the
Evening Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue
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nIAMOND3 sErT AND FINE GOLD JEWEL
- y Of every Bind manufactured to order Ia the
best workmanlike manner, 1t AIS Pa avenue, betw.
~ and 9Th ITS. 81. O. hood.
nov 2,-n
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q The second session of the Thirty third
Congress will assemble on next Monday week,
the 4th day of December.
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WOOD! LOOK AT THIS

DERSONS in want Of wellseasoned Oak nrt
Il WOOD can have It delivered to them at their
residences in Washington, ut 1854 per cord This
is wood cu in tbs neighborhood Of the city, and is
excellent Please leave orders at the counter Of the
Star Office stating what quantity Is wanted Order.
will be taken for wood In lots OF from one cord up to
twenty. nov 20-tf
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NEWS PROM EURoPE.-The next news from
Europe is looked for with much interest, as it
viii oe one week later than our last advicss,
The Canada is due at Halifax this afternoon.
Her dates from Liverpool will be to the 1Ith.
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PENssYLvAsIA LEGIsLArURs-The Legis.
ture of this State will assemble in Harrisburg
on the first Tuesday in January, and the in
auguration of the Governor will take place on
tie third Tuesday of tho same month.
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Il W. N. MILLS, at Fredericksburg, Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
with their papers early every morning. Per.
Sons wanting the paper will be promptly at
tended to by leaving their names and ad-
dresses with him.
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PrRE RRAspY.-The New York Journal

PCRE BRANDY-The New York Journal OF
CcEnsres says:
:. Since the French Government have for
! eden the distillation Of cereals, very active
'Eport demand has sprung up here for ra1o
,eh1sky and common ,um, and prices have
materially advanced, with large freight on
gagements for France. When it comes back
il will not be recognized, either by the smell,
taste or price"
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7laR MOST DIFFICULT AND COMPLICATED
L Watches put In good ordfr BY . nr.t slsss
workman, and warrsntsd ct as Pa. ave., Sign of
Large Spread Eagle. H O. HOOD.
nov 21-ff
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CLOVIS. HOSIERY, wooLLBN YARN, To-
" 10 dosen White French Kid Gloves, 81 cents,
worth 81
10 dozen light eolored DO do o. cents,
10 do ladies and gents Beaver DO 80 cents,
50 do l.die:' ..sy lined raw dix, o.shmsrs. and
Cotton Gloves
u do rnis.ss Cashmere s,A dsecy lined raw en
! Gloves
100 do ladiss' Alpaca. Cashmere, asecy lined raw
silk and Cotton Hose
10 do Woollsn Hose, for servants
10 do misses white Merino Hose
Woollen Yarn Of all oolors ..-
Cbildren's Woollen Caters Wonllep Comforts
With many other Goods chssp for cash.
FN3'- VIM. r. RILEY,
nov film - :
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70 OUR FRIENDS.

TO OUR FRIENDS.
THE MOUNT VERNON CLUB have the pleasure
i Of informing their numerous friends that they
will give their SECOND ANNUAL BALL On MON
DAY, the 18th Of December, 1t JACKSON HALL.
Particulars In future advertisement.
nov 20-2ta --... -..
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TheBogus Newspaper swindler -Thaddeus
j. Seybold-late editor Of the Independent,
Laselle, ul.-who was recently arrested for
swindling business men out Of money for al
legged re-publications Of their advertisements
in paper purporting to be published in Chi.
cago, called the Western Advsrtiss,, which
has no existence, tried his game on the Gen.
eral Land Office Bureau, without success.
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..- GREAT SPORT,
'-F TO
Come OF over Columbia Course.

< THURSDAY, November 3sdS7X
Match Race HOO ards,
$3.50 aside. .
James Newly enters IAUQUIlR eORRRL
J. Suit enters GEOR2kTOWN sORREL.
Each horse 10 carry ia pounds each, l1co yards.
SECOND DAY, Nov. 9th.
sweepstaks-lntrancs 4100, and 500 added By
the proprietor, between George Msdduv sorrSl mar
Mary Payne, and J. Nevby's Ialquisr sorrA-two
miles out.
THIRD DAY. Nov 25th
Match Race one mile and repeat, between o. Har-
ris' b, Colt and Mr. Suits sorrel Colt, for $3.50
aside Catch weight races to come Of ct o'clock
Great sport may Be expected, - they are all fast
horses nov 21-TuWP
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AClerical Promotions-Mr. Robert J. Lack
ey, Of Missouri, . I'd class 81 100 Per snnun)
clerk In the Office of the Sixth Auditor Of tho
Treasury, has been promoted to ill the Va
cancy In tho Office Of the Solicitor Of the Tres-
sury, occasioned by tho resignation Of Frank
Burr, Of Conn q Sd class 81, 900 per annum)
clerk there.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-On yesterday, the Goth of Nov,
there we're of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department o..
For the redemption Of stock...... $685. As 90
For paying other Treasury debts. 8l5 IS
For the Customs. l2,716 So
Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs 1916 So
For tho War Department. $500. 1874 q
For repaying in the War Depart
ment ..................... 174so 7e
For tho Navy Department. ....... 128,770 81
For the Interior Department. 49,. 1885 IS
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~ KNIGHT TEMPLARs.-A special
b held ct the Asylum, Masonic Hall, on wlDNEt
DAY EVENING, Nov. sd, 1T ~ o'clock, on impo IT
ant and Interesting buEness. -
All visiting asd resident Sir Knights are invited
to attend. WIN J. RH6BS. Recorder.
w. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
A3 This BANK will not DO open for business on
Day. Notes falling due on that day must be at
nov Alt. LEWIS JOHNSON, Treasurer.
~ BANKING HOUSE OF PAlRo NoURsE
Persons having notes maturing ut our cf1os on
Thursday next, the 23d instant, Thanksgiving Day,
are requested to attend to them tomorrow Wed
nesday. nov 2l-lts
~ THURSDAY, thu 2sd INSTANT, HAVING
been ret apart IS Q dsy Of thanksgiving, our Bank
ing House will be closed Persons who may have
notes falling due on that day are requested to at.
cHUBB BROTHERS.
nov 81 2t Qnsel Union lt)
T Osr-THIs MORNING, BY A LAD I, GOLD
IL Cross, Gold Pencil, and Watch Key, the words
"Be Watchful," engraved on tbs Gross. The finder
vii be suitably rewarded BY leaving them ct the
Star office nov 21-1ts
OsT.-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, BE-
IL tween Sixth street, Island, and the City Post
OaBcs, Bunch Of Trunk Keys, i've in number, I've
Of which were of brass The finder will be Lbsfally
rewarded by leaving them Ut Pearson's Grocery,
Island Hail. or at II. Polkinhorn's Printing Ofic !,
seventh street. nov 2l-1ts
FoUND-A PORTE NOMINATE, CONTAINING
Il small sum Of money, which the owner can have
by coming for-ard, proving property, paying for
this advertisement, and applying to this Office,
where they will be informed Of tho address, Of the
finder. nov H--2ts
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his sxscutrix, Mary Ann Loomis, ssignor to
VIM. A. Gardner, Of Philadelphia, Aforesaid.
For improvement in surgical foroeps.
Thomas CO Ball, of Shelburne, Mass as-
signor to Nathaniel Lamson, Of same plaza
For improvement in scythe fastsnina.
Harvey Snow, Of Dubuque, lows, assignor
to James A. Woodbury., # wiachsstsr, Mas
For presser- bar for planning machines
Stephen Woodward, Of Sutton, n r., a.
signor to himself, Jos. P. Nelson and Alfonso
O. Carroll, Of same plaos.-For improvement
In apparatus for drying clothes. ------------
Re-t,sus-Sylvanus Miller, Of Urbsus,
Ohio.-For improved rake for harvesting mo
chimes. Patented July Is, 1851. Rs-issusd
November 81, 1854. .,....- -.-.-.--..--
Destgn.-Mathias Lachenmaier, Of Phila
delphia, Pa-For design for wire fence.
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List Of Patents issued from tho United
States Patent Office, for the week ending Nov.
81, 1S54-eaoh bearing that date: o.
-. John AMSTERDAM, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm.
proved arrangement Of means for lubricating
the cylinders Of steam engines.
Clark Alvord, Of Syracuse, N. Y.-Eor i'm.
provement in hand brick moulds,
Henry E. Baker, Of Centreville, Ind.-For
machine for papering walls. 49,,
Henry carson David, of Spavs, m-For
improvement in sauce pans.
Charles G. Everitt, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For
Improvements in machines for closing sheet
metal boxes. .. ..s
James Freelsnd, Of Allegheny, Ps.-Bor
improvement In valve gear for locomotive on
gines.
Samuel Greene, Of Woonsocket, B. I-For
improvement In cleaning cards Of csrding on
gines.
Adoniram Kendall, Of Cleveland, Ohio
For single machine
jerome B. King, of York, N. Y.-for i'm
proyement in kettles for calcining plaster of
Paris.
Geo. ". Lee, Of Ercildovn, Ps.-Bor i'm.
provement in seed planters, 49,. Z.
Daniel b. Martin, of Washington, N. J.-For
improvement In packing slide-vslves In steam
engines. =" -, = =
Richard L. Nelson, of Ocala. Florida For
vests.
Mighill Nutting, of Portland, Me.-For i'm
ProVement In the arrangement Of pencils for
drawing machines. i - II l,'tH'.
Chas, Parham, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in sewing machines
William Perry, of Grsnitevilie, .. G.-Fof
Improvement in spinning frames. o. : ~ 70
Jno. A. Roebling, of Trenton, N. FOR
improvement in manufacturing wire rope
Elliot Savage, Of Berlin, Conn.-For i'm.
provement in machines for threading screw
blanks.
John Lee Stevens, Of Remington, England.
For improvement in furnaces. Ante dated
Oct. l, 1852 - -
Samuel H. T. Tilghman, Of Snow Hill, Nd.
For improvement in inhaling apparatus.
VIM. II. Towers, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in clothes clamp.
Thomas W. Trussell, of Winchester, Va
For improvement in dressing mill stones
Isaac Van Bunschoten, of New York, N. z.
For Improvement in lamps.
Milan Waterbury, Of Cuba, N. Y.-For i'm.
proyement I'm seed planters =
VIM. VISIT, Of Glasgow, North Britain.-Fos
Improvement In hemp rotting process. Dated
in England May %, 1852.
]. G. LOOMS, late Of Philadelphia, Pa, by
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An Assistant Lighthouse Keeper Ap-
pointed. John Sloan has been appointed a..
sistant keeper Of the lighthouse at Alcatras
Island, Cal, at . salary Of 500 per snnum.
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District OF CoIumbia 80.
81 OouNfr Q, WASHINGTON. /" ~"'

7 HEREBY certify that CHARLES Lawson, # said
i county, brought before me, the suhsoribsr, one
Of the Justices of tho Peace In and for said county
this twentieth day of November, 1854, - astrsy.
tresspassing on his enclosure, dun Mare, about Q
years old, fifteen hsnds high, small blase in fore
head. right hind foot and fore feet white, faxsn
name and tail, trots and works well.
> Given under my hand and seal this Goth DAY Of
November, 1854 O. ASHFORD, Up.
The owner Of the above described mare 10 request.
cd 10 provs property, pay charges and take her
away. CHAS. LAWSON,
At corner 18th and D streets, Island.
nov 2l-Sts
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OF CO.PAhTNER-
~ sHIP.-The co-rartnership heretofors ex
isting b. tween the undersigned, HENRY =. WILSON
and David 4. BRooKs, in the Patent Agency bust
ness, In the city Of Washington, was, On the 18th
instant, dissolved by mutual consent and the busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by the said DAVID
A. Books, who is authorized to close mp the buE-
meas Of the late firm Of Wilson q. Co. 'r soc:
- >'' !. sr... .., HENRY i. WILSON, a.l
DAVID A. BROOKS
Ws,hinEton, Nov. 20. 186A-nov 2l-8ts .zE..s
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NOTICE.-I HAYS THIS DAY ASSOC MATRD
IN in business With me my brothers, RICHARD G
and 1RANGs NJ. sHIKELL. The business hereafter
will be conducted under the firm Of SHRKELL
BROTHERS. JAS. FL. EHEKELL.
Washington, November It'll, 1854. $50.
nov 2l-3t - ...-' .
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teslings tn tho minds Of the Imperial family
Of France against tho United States, aud
those 'oho administer its gove1nnsent at home
or represent 1t in Europe. American insti-
tutions, the American people, and American
feelings are sedulously misrepresented and
maligned to effect their infamous objects.
Among the means resorted to by this class
Of mischiefmakers, hostile to tho United States,
were gross misrepresentation of tho sayings
and doings Of Mr.. Soule, and other Of our
ministers in Europe, we'll devised to excite
embittersd feelings in tho breast of the French
Emperor and his consort Before Mr.. Soule
had reached Madrid whom he went out to as-
sumo his mission, it was insidiously whispered
in the ear of Louis Napoleon and the Empress
Eugene, that Mr.. Soule had sneered ct the
former as q bastard Napoleon" and at
the latter Is "pert littlea actress" Not a
word of all this was true; as all who know Mr.
Soule, could we'll vouch an emphatic con-
tradiction for that accomplished gentle.
man. And yet, by singular coincidence,
some Of the American press contained oorrob.
orative articles in the form Of Letters from
Paris" which it is now known were carefully
placed before the French court.
Other Infamous means were adopted to
arouse thp indignation and anger of the friends
of the Emperor and Empress towards tho pso-
pie of the United States Certain presses,
and one more distinguished than others,
adopted system Of psrsifags in reference to
the relations between the two Governments,
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OF! HU9H!
Oh, THx VIRGINIA CUPID.

WITH 000 lin MVGIO.
Samuel johnson, Esq, Q retired Boot
t9nf
Pete Williams, . Journeyman. Geo. Kunksl
Gum DO Cuff Jour Boot Black .".... Harry Lshr
Simpson Sampson, . msddler ..........P. Berger.
Joe Carson . smart youth. Z. Search
Bill wilkins. q white. .............W a. Morgan
The gentle Musician. T. Hermann
The Entire Orchescfa.. Ahrend.
Dinsh Rose, with two Strings to her --
The piece concluding with Dance by the Company
Doors open ct 6x, performance to commence ut
~ O'clock. JNO T. FORD, Agent.
nov 2l-1t
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con- ttutou has bsen uussrrap4d and now al. hs.
thsr protection to enable her to hedge toe highways
Of with the West and open up chan
p-s should deem for her best interests Che ses
Influenced hy sheer svsrice.
Mr.. RntHis (whg) Of Pa, ssh he wend not reply In
the Style and manner Of ths gentleman Who preceded
him, bat bis intention to shoy, in Its II se light
the conduct of PeDpsylvaDis. With regard to the
local squsbbe at Erie, hs took no more Interest
In IL than he did In . contest Of kites and He
briefly pnstes this history Of rhs osss concluding
with the that tbs put there in
the law of perpp Iv.n.a and was frstusnt invarou
o. territory Of that State TO rain ths har OF Erie
Psnnsylvsnia wm bound 70 protect her haroor and the
public which hAvs cost her fcrty micns of dollars Kind
reese, courtesy and hosor mark the history OF that
State from It's founcston to tie present tine.
Mr. DREN, (dAm CT Pa, srked thsre could bs no
occasion for dl cussios of this sst
vbish government could sot nsssotsDsrfrom Ohio nAd
made gros, varrap.shs st&,s, tbs small portion
of the population Of Pennsyvans who mad thought
per to right themselves % force, bur this did not
rant hin 70 sttanh tbs whole population and rhs "a IN o
Pennsylvania. The only question .hsthsT II would
not have been prudsrt for ths people ~ Es 10
take the steps pointed cut by Law
Mr. CAMPBELL free soil wnig) Of 0aio believed tbs5
~ national interests involved In the oontroys ey
~ hs obstruction OF the road s adverse " the great
national ccmm@dca p~ sipg TO Lake Erist 1t ws tne
dsty u the President and officers Of courts ,hArssd vita
the execution OF Laws to enforce them a. thy remsn on
the ststate book This, he contsnded, IL 10 81
Question, but despy Affects the interests OF Ohio
Be did not wsh to engender bad s,lisg but T. Penusy
vana mooS drive the laws Of the land and Psansy
vspih Legislation 1T deRsncs ths hts which Ohio
acquired uncsr Psunsy legislation thea let him BAY
ths, is Ssme In which others play reli
Peunsy ylvan'a.
Nr. wAsHrusss, (vhig) OF H. argued ngains. the
action Of Penpsyran Re regretted that such state
the great OF the national area, sncol sed Us
name TO upheld Erie mob NhE she expeo II
shs dess with the West In this misunderstanding
travel and with nsr Sister Safest ae had
heard methtpg aoout the Mint n Ppla6slahR and
norsrAncss sssipst transferring IL 10 New York 10 be-
svso the removal prevented by votes OF Western
mn He -onld tell Psunsy lyana g ns-msu that Il they
bnt but little favor from Western relation 10 the
sSn subject In the future The people Of ths West dent
want any State 20 tear up rnirssd d.
The q mmit'ee rose and the House sdjourned.
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Police Intelligence.
KoBbRs rHX PASSENGERS OF THg ILL-YkYHD 6rskX-

koBbRs TIKI PASSENGERS or THg ILL.PkYND 6rskk-
SHIP San FRANCI5Co.
We yes'ercay briny alluded to the arrest OF sevsrA
Psrsous charged .h stealing various articles Of jsweky
while on board the OF the stessshp saa Fras-
cisco.
1t now soeu,s, from urs,- exxnr altos, that thsss
arcsnies have bsa perpetrad BY the colored wsisEs
employed On board said vessel
william Evans eolored the second steward. ssx
two waitsss-w william Fields s.a Richard sooasid-~re
under srEssths police having found la their pss-
session Artolss Of jsweSy which they do ptst.nd N
csry they took from the chip They assert that gsasrst
systsnl Of plumber Cared trunks smashsi anA
their eorsnt oysrtsusd n ssson OF moocy and svey
and, 10 bsi.e-s what they say the bla,x nes
not the only persons -hs vent into system Il
plumber op that dsAstrous cccason
On last Saturday these black fellows vent 20 the sors
OF Lyon Brotherr No l6S Cfsvham street and thsrs
offered for sac sors articles OF svely which Mr. Lyose
considered from ther sppeartnss they had stosn and
accordingly p-oonred their detention, to
CAp BfelI who took the negroes ito custody
tt perEons when searched the station house. the
officers found the loving artclss Ons a lies spiaS
bid watch, with cbsin a,d charns dismoad cluster
SCI With diamonds sne gsraets; psir Of pearl
crops, strawberry basket form haavy gold assg
ssyera geld Va oh ssys; ons gold Psnc oase The geld
lspno sSen "a above sattonsd was identified ~ Col
TO ser .stding day. The clastsr diamond brsas1
Who with his vns wsshsi overheard and drososl.
large amount o. jswelry has rndeubtsdIy bssa tgtsu
fron wreck IL ship Three B4lla tue dsprsIa
tons continued, evidently by tasse nssross whe
brought to tia city by that vessel a watch be-
longing to Major Wyee Is alo missing for vhish be
offers 81 eco for Tvs recovery The investigation viii ~
hor soae into thus day Several othsr negroes have
b. srIsstod, but stder sppsEred AGAINST thsn
the mssistrste ordered their llberSdoa
NEW YcRx MonaY.
]. q. BsNskIT, Eso
sl-seens ar isis in Sal irdsy and Sunday HHzug
headed Decent by tha police upon Receiving CrA,
No IL Mulberry street :" ~ occupy the sail prexsss
IN tron oi the street and tbs 10 iy overhead high
ly Ienpectsbls 1t duty that Ii. public sasud
renaoe tnst this crib you mention Ia
Of sal. prsmsse and wholly dsconpsctsd with this rszt
building which occupy. sgosd behalf or the %.
Gu! spts. THOMAS AcEuGH, III Mulberry s1set.
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Marine Disasters.

NkW bkDfokD JAu. "a 1000
Arrived ship Java Heron, llS days from Tahiti via
g. fbonss January O. Touched ~ St Thomas January
t.rk Bavc.y, rripp, Of Wssport, with 400 barre Of
sperm oil Arrives at st. Thomas January s, ship Her.
shinnsr, Of Baltimore, from CAllao, IN shaking
coDatopbavpg 10 feet OF water in her hold. Finding
they coud not free her. they vAntsd to her
the hArtor, but forbidden By the authorities
fear that her Increase The oholers
,bieh raging there. She hnally toved to bay
the ss~ard side OF the island BY the o. g. steamer
Fur AND besohsd The bark AzsIiA immsd tsiy
chartered TO take forward what portion OF the cargo sht
bs saved About tons raved the t dAy bat
during the sight the ship oareusd and asd ths up
per csek in which poeon shs laid whom tbs passed
h'r on the 18th. The vessel and cargo win total loss
TIE Aseua rsturned 70 Sc rhomaa
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Interesting from Santa Re.


THE hAILROAD SURVIVING PARTILs-INDIAN OUT
RAGKS-wBITB WOMEN IN THE HANDS OF THE
CAMANCHEs, gTC.
LouEvTrIg Jan. 23 1884.
Attlsgraphic despatch from fndepen1sncs, Missouri
stsss that the santa r. mail arrived placs on ss
turdAy ast-bsvirg been i-snty days the road.
Business At Santa Fe very duu
The hon Hugh Smith had yerei from his wounds.
Kit Carson, Fletcher, sad others had just arrived at
Santa Fe from California Thsy left Los Augslos on the
25th OF Osb@r and report nn- wssthsr They mat lieut.
Whipps. With train Of Wagons Fort wsbstsr es
route 20 Santa Barbara They also met Capt Even with
a company OF dragons, on hts march to the White
Mountains
Aubrey and party had re. ohed Penos with bu. ANAL
lops Of stcck.
Mr.. James II Smith, agent OF the Apache II diAns
died at the house Ct Mr. Thompson at Donna Ana. His
family reside ~ Wasbinst city
The Utah indians have been committing thefts In the
sdioinis e sett emsnts.
A Mrs. Jars Wilson had been taken from the Co.
nsnchts She was csptxrd by them whilst on ,r way
10 Csfornts from Tenas Ber husband and others
killed. She reports tka' the Indians have another white
woman In captivity. Mrs Wilson describes her suf
feripgs whist il captivity very great and In
respects che wa treated in the most brutal and revolving