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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
Two White Men and Thirteen
Cinnamon Murdered by the
IudfanS


We find the following account of a
horrible tragedy committed by the In.
dams, in the Sacramento Journal:
Two White men, one named Guild,
the other Ingalls,, while on a prospect.
ing tour in company with 10 Cinnamon,
were murdered on McClouds River,
twenty miles east of Pittsburgh, Shasta
county, by the Indians. They were
camped, and fifteen Indians came into
the camp. The white mems guns were
stacked near them. The Indians ap.
peared friendly at first, but at a word
from the chief they seized the guns and
ran with them. ingalls, seized club
anu struck the nindmost Indian and
knocked him down. The Indians i'm.
media.cly commenced firing on Guild
and Ingalls,, and also at the Cinnamon.
Six of the Cinnamon escaped and came
to Pittsburgh. A party started out i'm.
mediately and found the body of Ingalls,,
one arm cut off at the elbow. and his
head smashed up horribly with stones.
They also found the bodies of thirteen
Cinnamon; three had their arms cut off,
and all their heads had been smashed in
with stones. The body of Guild could
not be found. They saw tracks which
they supposed to be his, leading down
TO the river, also blood trailing along
They also saw marks OF an axe, which
they suppose he fought with, and they
supposed he jumped into the river
From appearances, some Of the China.
men had fought like tigers, the ground
around them being completely ,rodden
down.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

1The unprecedented success Of DR..
Urban's Anti. Bacchanalian ius.ifies US
in recommending tito all who are afflic,.
ted with that terrible DISEASE for which
it's designed Us a remedy. We are
assured j. is fully what isis represented,
and that in the hundred and thousands
OF cases whore j! has been used, not a
single failure has occurred. See adver.
tisement in another column,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 3.
SENATE.

Mr.. Cass presented petition asking
that religious freedom be secured 10 A.
merican citizens in foreign countries
In doingso he expresses desire to speak
on the subject. when he would also an.
swer some structures of Bishop Hughes.
A bill for the relief of James McGog.
gin was reported and passed.
The Senate took up the joint resolu-
iton for the appointment OF the cadets.
After debate il was postponed for a
fortnight.
The Senate then went into executive
session. and afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Cutting appeared in his seat to-
day, for the first time since Monday
last.
NJ. Olds. from the committee on the
Postofice, reported bill regulating the
pay Of The deputy Pos.masters-i, gives
60 per cent, on receipts of 500; so per
cent, on 5000; 40p per cent, on $4,000;
Is per cent, on all over $24. 900, and l2aa
per cent on letters for distribution. AT.
ter long debate the bill passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bliss, the Secre,a-
ry of the Treasury was requested to
communication of the House any infor-
nation IN his possession, touching the
expediency of an appropriation by Con-
gress TO defray the expenses already in
Cured in prosecuting the persons rharg-
ed with burning the steamer Martha
Washington.
Resolutions was offered asking the
President 10 communicate all CORES.
pondence in regard TO Kosta's rescue at
Smyrna, and in regard TO the action OF
the Cuban authorities in refusing to per.
nit the Empire City to land her mail
and passengers in 80.
Mr.. Campbell moved the suspension
Of the rules TO enable him to introduce
resolution providing that negotiations
DE opened with England 10 ascertain on
what terms she will consen, to the an
nexation Of Canada.
The House refused TO suspend rules
by yeas %, nays ll9. Adjourned.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

Consequently passenger who
arrived yesterday on the Mckee, we
have the firs, intelligence from the Con
neciicut Election. So far as heard from
Is wings and democrats are elected 10
the Senate "a wings and Al demo.
Gratis elected TO the House. Iel.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

WapeIlO County Official.
Stewards majority l0l; Caldwell's So.
We will give the majori.ies by town.
ships next week.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
ARRIVAL OF THE
EL DORADO.
New ORLEANS, April 5

noon from AspInwsll, March 30, with
California da,es to 10th.
She brings 1870 passengers, and $500,
600 in gold dust.
Reports Geo. Law TO sail from Aspin
wall with five hundred passengers, ant
nearly one million dollars treasure.
The Golden Gate came down to Pan.
anna in l. days.
The steamer Cortez sailed for San
Juan on the 18th.
But little news.
California is reported very healthy.
The rainy season was unusually Sc.
we're.
Accounts from Walkers expedition
continue discouraging.
Lieut.. Strong and party are safe.
Two Companies of the Sd Regiment
of Artillery sailed yesterday for Aspin-
wall, en- route for California by ste Gamer
Illinois.
The companies are B and J.. Mos,
of The men are the same that sailed on
the San Francisco.
HARTFORD, April A.
The returns show that there can be no
doubt Blu. the legislature will be COM
pletely whig or Anti-N ebrasba.
The whig gains foot up largely.
FURTHER RETURNS FROM
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, April 4.
The :e,urns received thus far show
the election of Is wing Senators and Two
democrats; four 10 hear from.
Eighty seven wings and Al democrat
ic Represent atiyes.
Six Wings and two Democratic sher-
ifs.
l, is impossible at present to give an
estimate of the popular vote.
HARTFORD, CT, April s.
The Senate will stand-Whigs IL,
Dem. 4. House-Whigs and Freesoil.
ers 1877, Democrats "a.
HARRIsBURou, April 5.
The House took up the Liquor Bill,
which lee TO an animated discussion.-
Various motions were made to postpone
until Friday. and indefinitely, but were
voted down. The question being taken
on the bill, II was defea.ed-ayes 81,
nays 81.
CINCINNATI, April 5.
STEAMBOAT CoLLIsloN.-The steamer
Ohio ran into the Clifton near Ohio, the
latter boat sank to her hurricane deck
The passengers and crew saved. TIE
Clifton was bound from Louisville to
New Orleans with full freight.
PHILADELPHIA, April 6.
FROM HAYTI.-The captain of the
barque Charles, of Lexington. arrived
to-day from Por, au Prince. A Freneh
frigate and steamer anchored off the har-
Dor and Admiral Duquense demanded an
audience with the Emperor, which was
refused. A letter stating that if the de.
mands of the Admiral were not complied
with in forty EIGHT hours the French
would resort to severe measures. The
Emperor gave final answ On the 9th,
that rather than comply with the de.
mahd of the Admiral, the Ha- ten Gov.
eminent would cease to exist. This de
clara,ion had good effect. The mex.
morning the French vesse.. hoisted Hay
ten colors.
PROVIDENCE, April 6.
RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.--The fol.
owing is the result of the Rhode Island
election.
Hopping. wing, 9.ll2; Dimon. Dem.
ocrat, 6,4sO; scattering 267. The Sen.
ate viii: stand IL Wings 10 ID democrats.
House al Wings. Al Democrats.
New ORLEANS, April Z.
GALE AT MoBnE.-A severe gale oc.
cured at Mobile yesterday, during which
the United States surveying schooner,
PhenIx, was sunk in the Bay. The
officers and crew were saved.
ALBANY, April z.
Hendrickson, the murderer of his
wife has just been senten ced 10 be exc
cuted, on the 9Th of May.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
"Honor to Whom Honor Is DUE
Receipts on subscription, for the week
ending April l3th.

u Sickness of the Editor and his
family must be his apology for any ap-
parent errors in to-day's paper.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
From Washington.
Thirty-Third Congress-First
Session.

WASHINGTON, March 81.
SENATE.
The Senate resuihed the consideration
Of the deficiency bill.
The question pending was on Mr..
Tholnpson's amendment adding sppro-
priations for custom Houses at various
places.
HOUSE.
The House, after long debate on the
bill extending the contract for carrying
The mail between Mobile and Mon,gom.
cry, was referred to the committee on
Post Offices.
Mr.. Preston made an explanation on
behalf of Cutting and Breckenridge, sta.
ting tina. the difficulty between them had
been honorably adjusted ard that both
mutually asked indulgence for having vi
ola,ins the rules of the House.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

1Twenty.fve Chicago Clergy men
have sent TO Congress their protest a.
gainst the Nebraska Bill.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
HOUSE.

The consideration of the bill to reduce
and graduate the price of public lands.
was further postponed one week.
Mr.. Bennett reported a bill TO equal
ize grants OF land to the several States
for certain purposes.
1t was said that the committee on pub
lie lands were opposed 10 the bill but
were waiting TO take the senses Of the
House on the subject.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
WAsHrNGToN, April 4.
SENAr re.

The doors were temporarily opened
to receive the message of the House
announcing the passage of the six steam
Friga.e Bill.
The Senate took il up, and passed it
quick.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13
WASHINGTON, April 6.

"ASniNoAoNS APAh o'
SENATE.
Several petitions againss the Nebraska
bill was presented.
Bills granting pension to the widow
of Gen. Leavenwor,h and for extending
the collection distric. OF Milwaukee were
passed.
A correspondence relative to the Kos
Eta affair was received and laid on the
table.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Churchill's authorizing the con-
tracts for carrying the mails between N.
Orleans and San Francisco was taken
up. 1t provides that service shall be
paid for according to the tire employed
in running. for $4,000 per annum for
% days. up to 81 100000. The bill
was debated.
WASHINGTON, April Z.
Senate engaged on the private calen.
daI.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Orr reported bill defining the
terms Of treaties 10 be hereafter made
with tho Indians. The House then
took up the California mail bill.
WASHINGTON, April 4.
The Senate has been in executive SEES
sion on the Gadsden treaty, and several
votes taken. IL is considered that the
treaty is rejected.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

Hendrickson, the murderer of his
wife has just been senten ced 10 be exc.
cuted, on the 9Th of May.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-04-13

GALE AT MoBnE.-A severe gale oc.
cured at Mobile yesterday, during which
the United States surveying schooner,
Phenlx. was sunk in the Bay. The
officers and crew were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

F1OR Avn MEAL ON market for We.ern anil STATE Foar
n Of shippers srcis business AID 2. tl
batter grades aad more freely offered Can IN " In
Lao In the int o rhs sales of ws,srn Ciaa ss 10
spcy iohcau and good ono iaculed Ia te
Tes adv vii With s1 ssir in,rs AID r6 Ss Of
tb at 50 fd ~ L. lS mixed 70 90 "a d me A.
SO fine and s6 S7i for sug-fne Corn Noel 'Pse' a
SiAiN-TIeIss lille doing in the ads IN fais
steadily; s.es Of 500 ts6 red Log Island 81 % ~ ~ d
obl,h white do 81 o5 Re scarce and ln s1ie' OF 90
ee,h jersey At = 10 o s's Es1y and nd Ie -or Goa
pc Tor go ,n .s & On the ADVANCE Ia rel .h iitas
transactions. sse OF IS 90 bush a, s'GNc Tor JeI,ey - Or
IsKY-Thc market tribe lower and is laias sales Of 20
sic cash iOr prison al - Tor 40 s
Duds heavy sales Of ~ hhds At aool1 Sc TINE sad
PRoyIsloNs-orly limited inquiry for Pork tp prices arc
M Of s. bb at SIS IS of
Mes. md sl5 rs 81 for Prime out Of m'rHe Beef
Go III Al +yae D, for County les - '
Beei I. are a: as geo Dre,,sd Cog. scarce AID
ana IS hlds buk sds at &C. an eTtfs9s Pn9s Lard q bat
9IEADA INN market for Spanish 81 sass 50 sni 81 ~
Holders Of Scotch Ps and the dsmsnd node
rate sales OF 100 S3S S58 s. ex saip, m'nhs
BAY The aaket heavy with large arrivals sales Of TO o'e'
sEEDs~A fair demand for Glove with better supply 's' Of
ITO BIZ, and 100 bs. prime 1T 81 6 Flax seed scarce SAFES
SicE1ouT msr,et to-day inactive firm prices 50 casks
brought 81 75O - u
sCEs-I has been quite movement Pepper with de-
ded prices dune the past week mere As been .4ie
priees have Gc 70 sales today Of 500 bags al
less han lie Numegs are qe ss a.
~ lsdl -; PneutO lac Race GingeTt,c. 49,.
HOPS dull sales have been made Of ROD bales al ava
Sc Eastern aud Western $3.50
RFEsWAX . gooi demand Of LOCO lbs today a. p
tur southern yellow.
FRII~ Ssss rave been made of 20 boxes Bunch Rin II
dy 70 SArdnes at lOc- - DOS
CurTsn ? ann cases Ci.ron &c.
COFFKETb nske rather more seiive oday anf prices
Jva from vessel a. l3c 5j bag
100 bags damaged Rio a. . 15sc' iJ
bhas dana JsysAi n40Etc ...,,, -,
SUGARS firm prices sales 2po hhis New
O &c TO hAts Cuba MuseoVado a. Il u ]O boxes
MOLASSt Orleans in good demand, the supply
le better and prices hr ssles Of 10 bbs at 5gc on tns
been made Of 81 c cabA for export Al i'c
HlFsTte market retsin ts rrnness the dsma Is good
Tmly bed 25c The stock IS about 100 ia'
sale IL M 81 ~ southern. act 1000
LLAIHEhIho uaTket has uLdefg ne no paFtc aF chAf'
The stlcs Of Hemoet moderate AZ or q1ot-oi OA que
Of sale a. Pre- viOgs .Fufes
ots lodra'r sAes go "a one y ia tc Guide WnAi-
quiet - barely sup9oed Winter BE aehr1 stead, y
Crude sperm dull snd prices may D. coHd
u Westrn Red sseareo On the spot sHd h4aoi' Hi
ffu. &c cssh.
bit tie ssf limited extent 80 bhls bronfAt % +
Guide without sass ana holders eAn'
n ffpnt 5Oa 81 % for Wilmington and Norh County
and the stock u small " IN saif- OF 4"
bhls Wilmington g. delivered and 10 AZ - 'ld
s275 Tar fesdy and sells In lots wanted AZ yesterday ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Donlestic Ports.

ALExANDRlA-A Feb II brig punesr Asln. Boston
ib BI Sris Hart shats John B BIZ bark Gsour Pows
ShIehs ahSs SD ''fa H1s5 Pedoe NewYos Arhsia.
rsIo Feb ships Lady falkland Br P.,
cor Liverpool Joha bryant Dyer Nsw.iok IN org T. ~
50 F, rS f srs Glen Waite. Boston St6 ship Lion Hal
t.tan bark Hebron Kiby Bosom; 7th bark Asa Fish Vol
l.dy FaAld Pssor iof Liverpool ldS Joan W
dE; wnosor Castle brl kosss ron lyeipoS p y
IO q Roe is LyePS 200 ss con, cas for
soston ds Zaretan knight Providence g oAfks e"syn
s sss,H IS Sn Ss II ot Grant from Portland des
fBiLfiMORE-Feb. IS, arr steamer O'eson Deag, Pass
d.rl tAk. Rainbow ktehbessr no JaneLS Dane weo,Is,
RYAN Boston Hester Jones Frazier Orleans Ao-
fsy,o. F0gss ISM M5ry .Sp D.d Bow
Bell IssrPooi 6sIs virginia. Fusa Richmond e,s Fsaac.'
s" we!p,iIe cot I'D IS 7,h AT BARK aoduaad i ALLAH
i 6tt Iswfefee BaseF Boston CID steamship Ge3rE.
ce,E Powell New YoL ,ehI. Alexander ~ chrsy Boston;
Gen T., SiOief Phi pAia Sid brig surf West iads'i
Hosr0S feb BAR ,,smer Anee, BID Laas LiysrpooL
Cd chip Lshtn.9 new eipPsr 81 sosi, ~ ts''
Hshs, d Pencil Hutehr'op Poriand 10 DAD i9 Cuba
Nnon NswYork sussu Elisha Loring do. Maine Law PACK
sId Camden sd syph Nose. knba, Lucy Gem br 10
Mt.ssl Dublin FEB 7Alr shr Maria ,Brl s.emaq oiera'
., k.Yo,k MSahe~. P1S elphis bark Tally iio Hs-
Goree snd market 6hg Char 90 Nc 5Sei Ly'
'or,s Frans Belson Jas wi.on. Rogers NewfOrt va
isrssf Nogtne tsrts Eenandas Ysnto MansoA sarm la
bs Ia hrs Lan,7oits Eolas NsnIoai J. Harris not beeD
uchboru. Hebron Cesm0rOie Henry Gaid, santa
Cffa posed for Ea-pot schr Eaa Wind "a A. A Ar
sr =, sHshp c.HdA stone Liysos ia hi.k o,Ia Rose
: d scldner. walker SrW-iork sloop J. Frlnkln ,
Mrshhelt nh bark AmaGdA CID ship WA ,tug
Hftofd Liverpool ,rt lane Lovstt Or SWEET - Johi ~
Charss Miller Brewer surinam Maria Fitkett Port al
Prince shra Orrad Svase Gibaar and market Mes F0s
r1~rssud Wooders0n san Frsncco heteoa Pike
d. Fmpsror Harding savannah Edmund Dvi hi dale Bati
uee shfs SaruEussus torn~sl savannah LIE Boa. ~ o.
fhsss smith City Point J. II Aihmeaj Bur
ssss No oh sid ships Champion, hm. wiz
CHARLIE rON-Feb - steamship james At<'r French
NssN schr W H. Clesre BE- sawyer Harbor Island Bah
"a ta1k Ceorara tETl brown Liverpool Went 20 sea ,ap
Lsfy Hobart tbrl swes Lverrool BARK Eiro Cowe Bos
tr t Id of tte Lake -hute, IVES indies nonec Jones'
Fali River strs Col strly kwood New York Ann
.trrrr % b rhr. IDS, thrJ sands. I'd
leland fHah jams Poer freeman. Havana Cd seam,ap
sortifrrrr Fuan hrwiof. bark Nl Paterson Antwerp
" Dysr Dysr Richmond Va schr I'll Townsend Na11srnnn,
Thrdslrhn Went sst steamships Isabel Rollins, Havana
sorfhstnrr Fwan YORK. big tamah0, A1ans Bal more
TugARTOWN Ar Feh 40 'chr Necorl khosses R1cElfnd
Tor Nv Yafk ifh srh Frahsth Ellis Baltimore tor ooiion
psv state Asy Nov York for Fansoft Mwy Lantion simon
In 10 ~ Ahor U-fts Nsrfok or Fransilr Jusina,
Usu rf Nrv.isrt 70 Portland Nm 5 Brown uobfoos Rocx-
rd ~ Toorncslufs lab schr Melbourne HH SesfSsk iof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

Arr Al Liverpool Saxon Crsby, Vow orleans FEB !,
Pysmd isud New Or "a a Jarvis Rch Do BL
H. 10 } Cousioek. Sew.loft
n ssfah sands fsy Portland and 81 3 5lst Ent-
ne Watson Nsw Orlsart cry Of Msnchrs-f - L'itch Fa'
fsb l. kh0drs 90. thafITa1n. NorihHfn
ftf Alder Bosnu Hors Goaduin fsrons Fhaslphis Coz.
aust Houfeils a. Post Ksho New Orleans ~
f,snfs Rowland philadelphia GoirondA Kerr NowOfeans
Du do. aiessrs Or.
% 80 l. Jas Nssuth. Mlis Nov Orleans ~ Bsni Adams
,,uo,5 DO Norufsnser Robinson. DO Henri Grpneu,
,rtson do Won sieu Honhos New York fls's Collier.
Dc. on Nofmr johnson Charleston. Grenada harhrtsr rev
O,..ns Pansnia Gave. Igfk Nm Ehgabsth. Climber,
fhsssfon
O,rsn end Pearson DO 1irf C0les Palmer Zoo CD
ZOO. Pal Cfss ionra Plsbnry Havana Srus SsraiA Fot
do I'd Forss asrnamaun scw iofk tagd dsy
ifa charlotte Ohsry do OA Hickory Fftnkiin. FoochsF-
Fsot "a Amsresn nsfsss Williams Soigrs. land same
dsyD
"a Jsn a. wen KnsFfs Savannah Fb Jqla bsssr New
"a Eatr anton Nufse Fort Talbot snd NswOatns
ofsYsssrd Fen Wslfff tpsss Hop~Jwe baimfrr
psai 1is' ifesu Charlotte LONDON fr NeN Yort sd
po'ssfsd fhtsn. Hsmncnf Do spi sncnnfod "a Msfs
lft itin'f hsF pf'a,s sr rrlrs rd td -, Ataf N'i,
heV Dtissus cgiVhst Blsnefhaf.s', atVsplsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Market. RerorteA 6n Tetgralh

Yrw orLEiss Feb I7i2 Moar CorroS aafss un.ei'lsi
t Grams eeip II the Americas neSs nothing %" ye
been done buysfs claiming decline Ohio FLovE ''uns 81
s7G4s toEE sc Sterling exchange s quoted Al co. pfsn
reached g50 bales Ihe hS bes1
prices the srivs o. tho AnsreAs . rae
qbOfsns udg Bia1s The sales Of the " ca
q the largest wosk dufing i'
sSon The decreased ssipA s the southern ports are
siost port srelnfvs Of shipbord. SJ0 lie sa,"s on
FJort sdvie,s 1000 bbiS At ~ p@s 10
STfRLfse EKcHarcrsGl FtEfgHrs have advanced lhih
CRatLssTov Feb II ls5f Oar CorTOs srte da and DO
cnF particularly regards the o~sr qualities The fsnEo
d yss tdsT alo The stock hand bore s - 90 bes
t"aRtssros Fss IL Sales Of COTroS to day 200 bi' = %
s'ors rsrss fen 20 itie
FE"vIbrHtr fsb E-torr0s du and regular Bat ils is
g7iy ~ Wool sBd The duh sales Of tho wses
hff The ussst of CLorHs closes 9Th bsttaf
shtG na pfs ff The bat sskss Of 81 By 90 and ~ ~
- Hs IN GOOD asias1 At FOIL rates sales Of tho week. ~ 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Receipt. Of Produce Fin IA

~ - Ffs Yt md Hfyism C,spaay g., set mi
~ 20 b iSf e "a Nix ia Csis ~ a, Cows rz
a. t.'t ~ o. fhsfp d. irsss sz}i De Ds''s1 Hos,
f - hr''r ssA Bee rs PD1tfy 40 FFgs
'sf l ~ sgffiss "a h1sh is Ohnf
Fstf - a. F.'ss - bsss Bn,t Floar n liss
~ 49,, - ~ ln@ ~ bslss iisJ prp
SE1s Fsrsf ~
~ bs Hse- ~ Hrg,era turing Lh'. Fion,
re ttr "hss 80 ., fl'fs' lo1 hqsh rsas 700 sdsl
lttihsf 80 pt tbss@ ~ hsss Tow a. Wap lnp PIE
Aaifs
~ ~ T Yh gnH ~. r,R,qaS s,f,d,y u, ii. Fh.r,
81 b.S What ~ A. Bye ~ o. O.s 30 psss ust,., ssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20

S,rrRn.r Teb ls-P II
The Sic-k market continues very a.tve and o4'yan'
wuh al,fsc business doing investment so ' We -
n ~ f,ri,. Molly e,,ry description advanced od.y.
r,,. ~ !, cont, R..dlng. i q cent; Hudson River ?
cont. u,rhml . cent Norwich y cent &c. Ere
cold a. hch as si ser the Second Board Nicaragua i'm
proved cent The Coal Shares oon'nre ra;her active
and finn Parker advanced to SO i Cumberland 81 3
r,urs,.vsna Coal loiI Delaware los T. &c. CAaton Is
.,,.fv,,cs The investment; Railroads. are in good Do
r.nd AID firm Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. rod
At nsI. Northern Indiana, lisi Illinois Central ~:
,h,h !, an advance Of 2 cent; Psnens lo' j. an af'
vance OF q cent Cleveland aud Toledo 10; Aonig-h
C,n,ys 1854 Sc Crystal Paiaee sold at co. There con.
60. a, he considerable movement in Illinois Central ana
panama Railroad Bonds. The former advanced to ~
ard "a. further Improvement of cent Panama 50
amer he Second Board $1,000 at 10l. an improvement
Of a q cent Oher Bonds were in fair request Ia Sae
and Goyerpmen, Bonds there IL but little doing
In Npipr stocks there Is moderate business DON! Al
., sbout preyious prices Toe quotations are 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-20
Arrived.
..,...S SUNDAY, FEB. 10.

Steamship Crescent City BaKs' New-Q n. fe' H. snd Ia
I4ih with de &c 20 NJ % hObers On the
Us miles NV frou Hsvana passed vessels lower
with attached apparently had been long In the
The :. steamship Fulton. Havana the Sh Inst ron
Wndward saFcs officers and al we'll On the !5t
Reef passed steamship star Of the SJth bond
10 Orleans ID inst he T. from Cape Hat
tsras p miles dit an. psss~a the bsrk We.t Wind
Roauoke Norf0k Richmond &c =
with nICsr a. Lud s. Pless4uts
steamship Gearsia, Mckasify, Norfolk 81 hours TO VI
HGb~rts
sehr Hsn of Beverly Howe, Poaa.Pnee ic days with
logwood. 10 J. iiablcht & Co, CT Boston
sehr Agate OF Pro,idcncc Robsrs Cape H.y-n u day. with
Habch. Co Of Boston lth lat . So Ja.
Is - In fto hou siPped sod washed the deck obi
on ,rruus hhoom SPLIT h causing the vessel 70 leak
scr Gertrude Horton HaWs smyrna Del % A. Barrat
g,ir ship lafpeufcr BeAfsc Delaware. wh
sehr " n Csflis- . pcaware, with
sehr ~ Dounel Lsnk Delaware with 20 3. v Fox
4 Go
ship Ameriea Barsiow. Liverpool
BELOW hip and bis, unknown
WISD-suuse y ". meridian y W 'unset, SE.
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SUR J,rs CoFrR ashore the mouth OF n3 hhoue was
I'll. of vrt,r ard though 70 Prove a 10
Size had ralty stripped aud ss Li rsF elot'
teiue llce save Isrr % tIe ca.o ss-l lH' ~ =
yct M eco 10 Insured u frGcs The remi-der oil cargo
gss worth less tLLr ~ q. AID =" - hJt ilsnIo - oil, -
sup SULTAN az NeOelus porte @jl nt, ~ IA % ou
a IT, passed i,AI aba7doucd Ian-.H olcA -
white r,I a.rld the er-ircs, 0o"p!i en- os-l
sveg had probably be- "a col son - aLo' '''' s
BAKE AcFNoe on s.s Lo ,eF-fJk pls back TO Ne"
Crl.fns I'LL net vi b l0st OF rllcer -,
BRIG DRACO iot az The y,T f8nsas As p-l Of ie' ~
,CE Alrgar he1ra 8r faLA0-t alr!7ed 20 l. ia )n va
h loss Of dying ID and hex damage sl'iHsi Asi u 'Ol
ssE OREGON Ary hercc for Fr-1kou Wa carried on tie
hsis Ecssrovn harhor y he zee stn ny ~ 80 n,
:uly Ira dscharsng two HgAeF !oAds ana W" II
scpa Ip,sr Of Faith 90 she lis Nsrrlganset Beach
,tcu ss cables and ach0Ts sod 81 auction GA ts 'n
= Er Of south nlugacu "A iu' l-''
chafer Vessel injured % the ea,tV 4Td =. -
mos. LELASo' u u Esf ~ rDor IRON yJt. "
st.ut 18th The crw barely escaped w'sh hei l.o'
Tort About AS b6 in aid tupenIne were 'a'
sCRR sasAH Axy Janero New York ashore at the
mouth Of !se Clear L soE = Fee' e' 'a's' u '''
scHR AN,SsNrH Portland rom Vs.nia for 5o't1n whi's
ashore tn gale e Dec % D1NDlIy 49,
oftt. " W Padding who CONTRACTED - gef her or re,5'e9
1850 she 20 be tte injured Ter eIs) OIL CON- al
-four sold On the beach sou4s tine sluco. . , .
ScHR D. NORTON k ms ID dys from Eockani o- eN-O'-
O,sus Ben ida ID MT. d,mssel and On nfe 80
~Ieck OF hr Ozark BY ihP Iiicafo.a o. $40 ION
end card Liverpool came ngr 10 the st-.n'l2
would probably employ board the Anefic s1png l
Oak Dec % lat 3D. lon s. daring gale ana
within AZ bear amer they s o. board anpl aea Que 81 DIS "'
which had b-eu 4mmed during the wreck
johns which I'D from Havana Dec n for this port no
hen from she wa ~ uns end had for cargo e pipe. d
ais aud 81 he tobacco. Mr william C. tsa's Wn ~ 49,
drep AID were passengers The eApiAa naa LIS
family On board