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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

morqneur Hecla ct de que!qnss aN!rfs ca
seapa at meme plNBlage. m"'s5'eS 11t's Il
ecsr desgncis ts DER ,ongear dc !mftnait
6 d5.rnt jasqs' eu d2raier grs'.sgs d hHo's.
ni!s.-Lc sheGii dc Ia tarolsae, Oh f"ns
! hoEne dH ~aninir bon Scnss ~Tecoanats-
SAINT dans va .eoalitc P"ristence lie pa.
seiis elements. ttoit-il f,ifa appel a I'm
~Iignatioh pntti .ne Iors4a'o'' appetite
4" populace tvFtausksis" 'ce,fs call QUA
lille bseh 4srs eesG 5H"hi:
lien tesu,lr ~t.Gag eng !. a=,ifaSsss
ca conasiSsa0re ste~ jr.or''=s &
IN " pei ace a. E'raakjin " ~~ &ssis%
4 temps sA II : fart.ro uH t:sif - ~"
lies liz d9lA o~sel;i"s oon,F'n orr 'aFowr
anaciw< & tori, on n'en Il se&nohs s2Ft3ne,
za,!e au honrrenn... giesi ~ ''t,~, i ets
rsssI.r 4a'on ma ftIt que 6as!fe, fest
Ter, nratl!sT t, estrapier 10 ut bontfe'sa.
- /! eli s6stilta 44c IL sI.tsti reinpilsesas
tons ses devoirs, ii dune past falt bonner
dee SONS iu mails ci liI "a saafa /, Vie
cllac Il ule aatre, IA ssls dos n,2sArrs
pour Etire pnsir les couV"b5es. Gu 4iel-
Vues uns d gntre eAx.
il en rs,nite qn'au lea d'accompIir la
tentative d'aSsassin,l an f,tcant lev por-
ties DE- la prison on a abuse de la crein-
iito de i'sxecatear, ZEE jAi a nos yeax
cot pin, Ia. h.. cucoic 4,t" T. REACTION.
il Ell ~rtsn;.e que ~l'tatre snrfAbres d iii
= ramas,is de wills scelarats SsIand"ls, d.
matulols cha.ses du remorq,eur Hecia
It :" autres o.sent!A du nleme p3unnsge
ont e!e d'abofd ]ecf"nes, fu's reIacl'rs
sous fsHalion Il que les cn~utoanetne'!ts
ont do al:c folgnis dans Fsaak!in. -
PAR 4al q. Par des mernhres au fsn'as-
sis Oh par dt bons sitoy rs?
Q,,'on compare ces ttS'!iAts a not'e
cosnptr-rendu hi meme ct les l%ccteaF'
au Planter Banner ct dn Tsoanler ia
gcroa, 81 mons pub'irns dcs i!b1ljcs o
dicux, CONNIE nous Il rep:oche iecri-
easier dc ie,d'o!t.
GIANT a l'instsasion qHe nous fait lie
-hcGif de {7rank'in, nons n'avons atscnn
sulet p"ar ne point ~l'ac2epter, 81 o
4nc noas aso"s ties peu d'aF'irrs dan,
ces p,ragas. Moss tenoas beaucoup q
tnn- les c!,cscax ds noirc tatc. e, not,
en- dtfenirions IL moi.,lrc parceile com
M. no.re tstr cIie-,a6rne. On Sc gar
t~rHit dong bicn san. ionas: d'y touth"rI
q Franklin, qnnnd meme les hoFs c'tos
ycne nc seraient pas fstss's ~i!ofnbTenz IN"
les fat l%'Hutear d. ce~'afisini4"e.
Celia eta,ii aoas rhpondotsa rette in
vi;ation en- po:nsttant an tiieiii Ahe va
site ,: les clfconsiaaces asss aetp't ia !
.snr daNs sc.ccatfe,a I em isengtgaa::t
4 nous en fa!se tine !or-ane !
ses regienents lc font tsasser f4aos lsos
.uagts. Mons iui doassto3 5 sA.,ss'isaace
4n-ii ser, lie biri1sena d. nous II Dc tons
los aInIs. !
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

perdu lie souvenir. va Sc marier, i
rexhorte 4 retonrncr dams son menage
ct, voyant la jeane f.tnme Sc dirigei
yers Ia porte. le de>espoir dams Fame, i
hui fail remarqarr froidement au'e!le
! oublie son boa et son mantean.
Pre.qae tonjesrs IN romancier, dams
] SEES premiers ~lisr,.s, cede q la tentation
de ~raconter ga vic.
Malhenrense avec son epoux dslais.de
par son amant, Arere viht d Paris. Ell
le s'enferna ponr dsyorer sea pieur-
dams Hans CO mem, convent dcs Angiai4
ses. gu ssstait ecouia nne partie de sou
jenne age. Mais ellie await !e cur a.
CITE par trop dorages pour geuter long.
temps lie caime DE- cette sallte retraite.
II y a dans tontes les eavres q,i'eile &.
crisii plas tari IN malaage dc mysticis-
me ct dc revoIte impie contre les Gro.
yanceS chratienmes. gai resemble bean.
coup d m resnords, Ct don't ellie fail el.
lie mSme lsa7en. /.
Nous retrouvons. madame Dudeyant
dane u petite mansarde d. glai St-Mi-
chei. on jules Sandeau . son jeane ami
de Neh mi. ne tarda pas d Ia d~ecouYrir.
Anrore etait absolument denaes de
resources.
Quand 1 Iules sandesu, 6ls dun mo !,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
ELECTION NOTICE.
CT. MAYOR, Greifil

Pursuant to law an election will be held
on Monday eigth day Of May next 1854
from nine o'clock A. N. to four /. N. III the iirSt
third, fourth, tito seventh, eighth and tenth
districts OF this parish Tor the purpose OF else
ting member OF the Police Jury for each OF
said DIST lets. Said election to be held at the
following places, to wit
LIST District. At Jean AiIemanB'g.o or in the
neignbOraooi. Jnigs; vaIery Leblanc, E.
douard Vlyss and Antoine MArtInez.
Bib at SEVERN Lardry's or III tn. neigh
borhooi. judges; UrsIn Melangon, Floreutln
Michel .;GnI Severn Landry.
4th District at MarIus Albagnac's or in
the neighborlood. Judges Loylashy %t:lnel,
Jean Pisfre fIaehe ard FefdinaaI LasSelgne,
TN District 1T L. E Ma4iiots plantation
or i'll the aeighborhood, Judges J. Is. u.
Landry, Edouasd Delsyigse aAd Ausustc De
iaune.
81, District at the Court II ,use in Napo-
isoaVilte. Judges Edmond Maurin, Nathan
Webster and james ). Wilson.
10th 1T DaH3ssard Lanlry' or in the neigh
o1looi Judges Charlie, Thiac, Cl-optias To
nieso and Elaeraid Landry.
ASSUMPTION, April 25th 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
~! s:.ud"t. g3ehais

Tass notice that by vistae Of al execn:io-,
70 ne directed from thy aforesaid esa,nt il! lie
above united and nurlbsfe sIit. have .ei~
zed aud VIII Offer iof safe 1t fuI3ie auctiff..
al the Cca.t Eouse0 II tA4s Parish in ,ne v!iler B
-e ot Aap4saels4.tg, Oil ~s>t'aflay the 6ti. Ct
May 1854. At II O'clock A. 81, Inc loIlowinp
described property % wit uff,
4 chest aid itsccntaEts, consisting Of horse
collars iron Coisars, Stat tor carriages, JaEe
ts Brisle teins; Hides, Buckles, &c and ss1-
zed to pay and satisfy said writ aud Costs es1
suit. ia tt#
Terms Cash.
To be sold witt, the benefit of appraissn,ent
Parish Of Assumption Aprll "a 1854.
4. r. HICKMAN, oAefis.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

rem de Boston Went de faire con.truire
An haiimont 4 rtpre,vc ia t~u, on il
ccmpte metre l. s4uelette ia ,nsstoion-
&c, que Pom d%ecouvrrit il y.1,.iqie s
annees dams les envirop. d. N wh.r. h.
.Cettc carcasse pese I" wing denx "5is'
livres." ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

ton sera tenue dams les dts districts aux sa'
! droits sutvants
Ter District: Chez Jean Allennaa GU dams
le voi.inage. Con.n;ssaires: Valary Leblanc,
Edoutri Wives ct Antoine MARTINEZ
Sine District Chez SEVERN landry OF
dams lie vo;sinage. Commissaires. Utsln de-
iancon, Florentin Michel ct SEVERN landry.
Atne District: Chez MaEius A.baglac ou
dams Le voisinaee. Commissalres ] b. Gem
dolIa, Eugene Lalande ct OE;vier~ Ponponeau.
5tne District Chez Drausin iiimei Gu dans
le voisin4ge. Corm:ssaiFes -LoYlilshy liz
mel, JeAn Pierre IIacAe eli Ferdinand Lasse!-
sua.
,7me list .at A l.habitation HE. Z. E3siI-
Not u Cy,y5 g y3.a!n&&e. Doutn.,saiEcs ; j.
Is. B, Laad.. SGc2a1d 1o}av'a4e :. AHguste
Deiaane,
au.a District 4 Il maiscs de Coor q Eapo-
lFo4vlile. Com,n:ss@lr-s I; Edmolu Mau.4-l,
abIIan Webster - i2E553 J.. Witsea
3onl: District; CDoG DaIos4rd .ya&dsy on
G,nsie qossilaga. Co&.MIss4ises; C2&ries IA!2c
,Ci4opiias Cu.nea@ II extraordinarily 4
Assumption, % Avril 1854.
G.. L. MAYOR. Greficr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
/ Z / / IONIC.
AVIS DETECTION.

Conformsment a la loi une elsction sera
tenue Lundi lie halt fai proclaim 1850 de
neuf heures du matin aqnatre heures de Pa
pres-nidi, aPtfet d'elire un membre du Ju-
ryde police p ,ur chacun des dis riots sniyants
le premier. tFoisiame, quatrieme, cinqaieme,
septisme, huitiame. ct dixiame, ~laquelie elsc-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

Il a etc ouhlit snr le cor1muni
que De n Rsspo,s atilsiS .ifsdicoie. ie>
nun,tins DIES articles un code eivsi t"ni
j. est question dams CIT ecrit.- iAs un-
,nerak de- ces article, sent 21o4... 1924,
itsati'a 1928.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
{. l.. MAYOR. Clerc,
AVIS.

Att-adu gull y a accumulation d'afaires,
desanti ia Conr au Cinqula,pe District judicial
re, sisgant dams ct pour Ia p%aroisse Asscnlp
lion. dams l'Etat de la Louisiana, ct que dans
l'oplnlon. de l.hon. Juge 10 la dlte Couf, ii est
nacessaire de teIir III terme determine [calied
term) de Ia dite Cour, pour Ia tralsac'ion de
:oates aaEsres ciFiles ct eriminelle. oui pour
ront etre poftass devant lie dit tertne de IL dite
Coar.
I'm Consequence etea yertu dun ordr. a NO!
adsesse par t'hon. tug3 De Ia susd,te Cour ef.an
veTtu lie facte de ia Legislature dc In l.rai.
sane de ianneo 1913, IN tel cas- fat ct pour
VI, 10 parces presentss ,rends pubic Ia felae
lie Ia die Coar, determia5e OH cal.si et
dome avis 4 tous ceux cue celia concerne que
lie dit teguIs lie la dlte Caur dGtermiuG9 GU
Called co.naaencera lie vingt-nehwanae lo1g
du mos ia Mai 1881, etant le sine i.unds
de Mai de lad!te aimee, ct continuera iusqu;a
eu'elle soft a~;ournee scion la loi.
parntsss Ass"sn, lion. % Aviii 1854,
A. I. HICKMAN,
Shelf.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
hieaaedre i)ehais.

Sachez QUEEN vertu dune execution a moi
adressa par la susdite Conr dams affaire oil.
dessus nnmerotee ct intituise. J'ai saisi ct
~j'offrirai en- vente publiqne a la maison dc
Cour dams lie village de NapoleonviIle. Same
di lie 6lne jour du mois de mois dc Mai1B53.
a II heurer du matin, les eHets ci apres de-
GIRLS ravoir:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
SE?.I.E. ss-srs CAROS.
RE. r% SERIE
.aesa.aG

NJ. JOSEPH sABATIE, .rsceAnent <ts-
bi 4 Napo!eonviils prs .da magssin de II.
Ga,eau, previeut Ie public qElo5ist,iissra
CONSIGNMENT chez lui toute sorte q art 'ies ia
~selIerie, te's que s~elles, h)srnais,. p14aes, /.
Il coniectionne ct rapare les .voitares, ca ua
mot i! execute tous -cs garages gu! concsf-
nett son Gtst.. ses pix sont tort ttlederts. II
s~olIicite lie patronage de ses conn essences e.
0u public, patronage gu il sesiorcera de maE'-
rer par les SONS ct lezactituae qua tnetfra s.
rsZaplir les commauGes Qni LUZ SeTous tslies-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
yENTE De SHERIFF..

Eat De IN Louls:atc.- Gour dc lnsticc
atss nt po.s Is Sc ACCOMPLISHMENT de
In PMroi.se ASSUMPTION. es.
Aesarcon ct Ttithe
No 1877,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30
loCTEUP D.. .HENG.
Sur ihaaitatloi de J EAa i}reAs. 80
mile au-aeesus de i~'ainceart. -
A~ksoMPrIgg -
SHERIFF. SSAI.E.

Tne State If Lnn,,iana. Justices C,or<
in aa,i FIR III Fsighl wurl,rf n" Pa
fish b~tsa.nf1ioa
M.itocoa ana Tr.thes sas .esf
No i3.,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

~ de IL Observation-Disclosures As.o,no.
tsss. - GoHe du C;alaiemc Dislrs,t
35d:cit:1e, -s+-
Attendu cue Robs,f Davidson q presents
Ute petition d Ia Cour, 4 lettat d'obten.r low
Lettres lie Cuiaie.le 4 la s4ecessiun vacan.e
d. fuu Charles, DGublebower DECIDE ~ilteStr..
AVIS est pagle prGseat dome d tous ccps
que celia peut conrcrner. d;avoir a deduira
sous dix jours, les raisons pour iesquel.es il ne
serait pas fait droit q Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cou-.
DLStRE LEBLANC. GretfleY.
Assumption, &c Is Avfli 1854.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

State OF i.nn,>sastt. - Faith Jnln,a,
Is-t'ict to"rt.-p"rj-h sF .As.Dmp-
t:oti.
Whereas Robert Davldso1 has pe.itioosa
the Court i"r Letters Of 'ugacorship on the
vacant estate al the late Charles DlableIn,
wer deceasediatestate.
Notice is hereby given. to all whom ]. ,,av
concern; to snow cause within ten days. Svhv
the prayer OF the said petitioner should no,
be Eralte1.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-04-30

By order of the Court
DESIRE LEBLANC, Clesck.
Assumption this asth April 1854.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS


AMERIcAN-Austin Uiott, N,w Yo.L. ! Va, nj,
com, D; Layc1d.r, BaitinOre; " II Rs.y. phi.
, IL Smith, Washington; q Is BeaIe, u Dabn.y Va. I
Walker iienrico; w ID lin.chman, y Y; A Aim,,ron,,
liai'iaN; y Norneat. X wm; q W MONS. phi Ne
Scott, do w Morris anu iady. IL; Il Blown Augasta
Sutton, Va; Dr Nonnsnt, Hanover
EACHANGE-J Gibson, Cuipebusr. N Cb,ao,,,
unon, Va; 4 u uaynes, W q Tails, Il ] Chanll.i v,
Hon Mr. Smith, Washington; II Ci,ngle whe.Lns; IS
iomss Pittsburg w 8 Hendrix, T Gailand. MectIen
burg; Day, Ala w II nAieLets' Lnnenbure: r "
Guthrie, Bali; W Price Phil; W Stuart, Thos vim
WJtLe.ihe; w johnson. Goocbland; J Graves Y
Misses Rgnin, u Caldwell, PHI; + Upsbur. j "
Miner, Va; 4 Dudley, Lynchburg; Dr PendI.,on
Louisa o. - ~"
CoLUABlAN-John Knox, M.cilenburg; A Wrish
70; Ford, 6oochlsnd; X Anderson, X If And.r sor
Nelson I ii Tuner. Dhnviiiei W Gordon. L.,in,,,n
Cauiis. Roanoke; NJ Mokiilrid WythyilIa. n Mc1,n
iei, Smyihe; Bell, fincasil, Nm i,ra,z An,.ll, + n
LOOK, Petersburg; Hay, p Ii Wilkinson, CHI Winfree
Cogbil. Fsrmvillc.
CITY Ii Davenport, \ c; 4 I'M, Caroline; ] J Gar
nett Columbin; Green Cheatcrheld; u smoot Caro-
line; Potts, Clopton, Redmond; A w T liz
cRR; w II Patton, Y; Maun, E.,eI; J Payne. Char
iottesvi!e Barksdae. do Dake SnottsyIyani, e
Barbam. Washington.
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POSTSCRIPT.
[ From the BAH. American ofs.,u,d,v

49, The sisan.hiP ran Francisco.
We nave at length Intelligence from the unfortunate
were nduiged In reference TO the fate OF tho.. ON
OF hrr have been realised We need scarcely refer ~
me details IN an adjoining column which viii DO read
WIN an intense anI melancholy interest Tn. s.e.nin,
from the decks Of the crowded steamer Inv an.
anu ressii' sea, 81 two hundred and fort, souls nI,cn
mem al Once beyond tie reach hope Of IA
III, q, a. unprecedented a. narrowing Il la. no
pafaei ia the awful catalogue Of disasters at Bnt n
iAht idea can be formed OF the terrible scene that
nave oeeh presented from the decks Of the
" and WIN properly be directed the aeyi.ton of tL,
sorrows oi those who have been deprived Of friends and
relations by this terrible calamity. a"'
Our accounts state that four of the Officers Il, ~
OF the troops Col Taylor Capt Fields Col Wasbjn,on
and Lieut. SRlth, persisted with the other victims Tho
VIE oil Col Taylor, with two other females whose nanrs
are not known, were also lost.
Captain II. 49, Field commanding Companx w,o :,
among the unfortunate victims of this disaster .
young wife TO mourn his osa who Il now In his c,r
stopping wan her relative the Hon. John b. wet,ered
MAJOR ana Brevet Lieutenant Colonel j. A. Washing
.oh h'os OF The ieemeni, who among the o.t was
oe ana worthy Officer and breveted Tor his pallan
try at the battle of Buens Vista. o.
Captain and Brcvet Major GEORGE Tavor 90, H.,
Lieutenant X H. Smith, were both gallant of,icers Who
had seen much service, especially Captain Tn,Ior Who
was ofeveted Tor distinguishing himself in Mexico mn,
VIC was also swept oil with him.
First Lieutenants w A. Winder md 4, @ vy,,
hoth oil whom have friends and relations in mi, civ ar
song tue saved the former having arrived at New York
NJ .r 'a'er proceeded In the Atlantic Liverpool
sIo' ooa'es - Merchant, who has also many rends I,
n. city - among those saved board the Lart Kiln
"hleh may he expected daily to arrive at Boston
ne l despatch received states that after all had been
re-, from The steamer, she scuttled and snnk
Why THIS was done does not appear hut IL will onL.
oe by the fuller which NAV he
Gu .oay. The latitude (lat 49, long. So in which shs
10 have BEEN places her about ve hundred mile
norm OF Bermuda and about eight to nine hundred mile
from New York. little south of the usual track of
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

NEW ORLrASs, Jan. IL.
TREATY Ton InE MFsmL. Valley CoSclupyp-
me steamship Texas has arrived at this mort from Vera
Cruz bringing dates from the city OF Mexico t., the sb
inst.
H uadsden, our Minister to Mexico came passenger in
he Ieha' having concluded important treaty with tho
Mexican Government.
The treaty agrees to give SO 900 600 acres in the NJ.
s'a valley for saooooooo OF which $4,000 600 are ia
o. reserved for paying claims, Including the Cara,
grant, Sc.
"eherai LombaTiin il dead aud General Almonte has
succeeded him in Command OF tie army
ihe Texas brings as Passengers Col. Ramsay the ty
Aessrs. hargons ani Senior Atacha
The Tat ID Union notices Mr. Gadsden', treaty fv,r
ably aud says It Is received with JOY by the puLlc
The destruction Of the Walker cxpediti, n /. conf rcd
Out nothing later has been heard from IT, except the re-
ported capture of the Caroline
IL understood that the U. = is to pay the Teuan,s
pee Company two millions for rclnqnshng their rights
Gen Alcosa, Minister Of War; has resigned on aceoun,
OF Ill health No successor has been appointed as yet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-16
NEW YORK MARKrr H. :,

u
breadsluiis-Flour il very rm. aud there are hut f. 81
sellers OF citEe common State Ohio below SIS. tho L.
Ohio and Michigan. s''
southern sold to the extent of 900 bbs at ~ 81
for common to good brands
Canadian ia held at 81 81 l-oss Tho ;rnn,o, :,
flour is equal TO IL Ice per bill -
mheht Il nuoyant aud IN good demand, but generally
neiu ABOVE Tie views OF buyers. The sales include lou
bushels white tennessee in STORE 50 O5 300 red Long
Island 81 So 5000 white Southern at 81 90; and Coo rcd
Jersey at IS. ~ wv leu
rye Is hrm for large parcels but small lots are less
Sl,l3. '''''s'''
Oats are more saeable at i9i53
Corn Is III good demand, with sales of 20 600 bushels A,
81 Tor New Orleans in store; ssas Tor new southern
ana aoat aud in store for old Southern western mixed
oorroN-Ihe market improved in feeling under the
news by the Baltic but there has hen M oh 49, ~
rR1vlsoSs-We have no change to notice, with mod
and Prison. " '
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MORE OF TUE SURVIVORS OF TUE SAN FRAN

NUKE VI THE SURVIVORS or THE SAN FRAN
CISCO
w" LORE jan io.-rhs Lacy Thompson spoke tie
Dark hhby sixty miles southeast OF Sandy Hook. in
anu crippled condition. short Of provisions. aud took
va ali tue passengers except ~ soldiers who remained
o.""u TO help IN bringing hef iro po and Mss Major
VINO was too much exhausted to be removed They
'"pphed her with proyis!on,. The K,by has doubt.
"eeh o'o"n to sea again, aud steamer has been sen,
In search of her
e survivors ora Kiby arrived las, night cold hau.
a"u almost naked, and were taken the Astor
II In'e and properly provided for
The merchants held meeting a, tho Exchange v..,sr.
DAY. and resolved present service fpt. 10 The c,n
tins oil the kby, Three Bells aud Antarctic aud to ue
"'n congress to Indemnify the owners and
Tor all the losses incurred
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hoMS LaMbkRr intends opening an Oree op,n.,,. .p
mans Hotel Calvert street BaInsor. on MobI.y ~ NJ.
nom this time every lcsnse Tor The r.is of
~ Itetst" Isrgis''' viii expired and h.
WI 'hst he Gnl.Sfai either hsy TsIs, IN az st-
par, ne - eh-llng TO pursar rdgiqo kaytna
49, Aa he t io' isn~, isas rssjsBe. thirty
~ L0' ." b. ae'n.i u "a erdI.
Ne s'risr. respectfully sJlIts the lAtron.s az M.
ohsIs "a syiha NLo desire t. earehase rirs.t.
80, - f"t or F'l,Eg ne gsnaiy i,isg
~ - q" ~ Eaoo kis. that orlsrs slI
1t rty oisrTy,i. " "ss h|o'ed ia n'n shi be
fte Tickets IN the Maryland Lotteries, or ,reh
''ss n ne has sOii he
x, es Ts.'ra eE rss..rSi 10 paygsnt Of Tiststs.
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STATEMENT OF Major ,yysr

Major Wyse OF the United States Army who arrived at
inns port Yesterday in the British ship THEE Bells states
'hat the steamer San Francisco struck by trcmcn
oos sea when she days upon her and
distant about four hundred miles from New York
Inc shock oil this stroke caused the condenser OF the
eHne 10 give out and 70 completely dsarrangci the ma
chnery Us TO render the ship completely hepless md
placed he at once OF the mercy of the wind and waves
"hen IN this condition she fell into the trough of the
ana very soon after her decks completely swept
and the upper cabin together with her smoke nine were
carried into the Every movable ON II deck and
aronndit followed. At this moment there were abou
one hundred and fifty of the soldiers in the cabin all of
whom were swept away and drowned The officers and
time.
Alter us most sad occurrence the people managed to
get some sail npon the ship hut the gale was 30 violent
hat the canvass was Immediately torn into shreds and
s sun lay al the mercy Of the waves, which
seq hes abont like rolling log at every surge She re-
~ ths condition Tor two days when she was 500.
Ken by the brig Napoleon but the San Francisco soon
drited away, and lost sight Of her Alter p,ttnp with
the Napoieon the steamer fell in with the barque Kiby
which took oil about hundred and fifty of the unlor.
unae passengers, and then continued upon her voyage
TO Liverpool 'e>
Subsequently, another ship came in sight and neared
tue steamer, when she succeeded in taking away NUM-
Der Of the persons remaining on board amongst whom
was the vile OF Major Wyse The Major did not then,
nor does no no~ know the OF the vcs,c nor with
CT she bound but he consoles himself with the fond
anticipation that his wife IL safe and that he will again
see her. b''''
Immediately after the Three Bells had received Tho r.
nan'nB poIuoh VI inc Passengers aud board,
captain watkins last pcfsoneit the ship and CAV
orders that see should be scutted This was soon done
aud the waves soon closed the Inflated San Francisco
NAMES or THOSE LOST AS FAR AS KNOWN,
Col. j. ~ Washington.
Maj. George Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor.
Capt. II. u. Field.
Lieut.. II. II. Smith
Two ladies' names unknown
----- Brooke, a waiter
----Duckert, brother to carpenter.
soldiers.
DIED
Dec. 2s--Johnson, waiter.
29-Lews Testadof.
Sl-Wm Wilson.
S-&rS Arthur I M%'s,"'' Engineer corps.
Levi Heath, Storage steward.
s--Waltcr Heath, waiter.
Charles Sanford steward
Brooks, colorci walter,
The barber, colorcd, Washed
T. Duckett white, stecragc waiter, overheard.
seaman, named Alexander,
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InNHE i25 FHNSKFOWT STATE DisTuIuJ TIuN ND
ranted by the Of the free CIV Of

5000 shares ~ i,OCITs0 fSsOoo ,ter
- 49,. (l2 n1rins being equal to t5D
The twelfth dividend receive in addition The nrs,,i,r, n,
notns 0p consequently may obtain about tSs 800
or SIC 100 sterling '' '''''N
THIS money d,tribuion established In TSo cacrl the best r
S ana safest Investment There shares Of which
800 W receive the above large dividends the fate
forwarded 10 ssch sbarehoiirr - ~ ~ w
eHtPFs.
81 TO- wv" '"'''' ~ WV quarter snare
shares - ''>''t "'''''' W
iS ." ao cS Or ca, sSs .hsseSr 20
2Dh do. I0L 40 ~ M 49, N'"'
Shares and pospectues TO he had o who
nov specially appointed for the for home ana
engagement toward the shareholders. ~
Hcmttances be made bant notes snu.i
10 ~ sterling bank notes, bills or at. on Gurope
The amosnts will be paid through an cstabnsbsd bant
IA. sCHwARLsCHIIp sons
bankers and Appointed Government Inspectors
Apply, without delay, Metsrs &c snys
hsscrs frankfort the Main those Who meter its
hcir letters and remittance Messrs sCIIW
20 no ~ Lombard At, London, where bankns IN
9nt ''"' :" hs'OTt'
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AUCTION SALES.


q ntSn on LOTS AND PARTS oF LOTS IN
tss city ot ksl'noud retained dsnaa.n M Tor hs
M, ., ~, ~ ,hsiyah Tor the is3 which said lot or
~. -, -i ne 'oi Ia front Of tie Han co m. t,.t
o. he next terra Of the Hastings Gs he sity on Rsh
r. We honrs q lsn the morning four o'eIoCi In
a, % s.s,s hsIe be psVIasly paid the taxes ,hrseen
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FROM BERuIJDA

NV YosE Jan. l5-The store shin Relief has ,,,;v.a
ICON bermuda and reports that the cholera Is very bad Oh
.na Island chiefly among the blacks three hundred hay
Ing died in Tie last ten days