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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

Musc,L ADVERTISER, Nrw SHARON
This i, a new Candidate f1r public iyor-a
rose Of sharon Published and Edited By Geo
W. Chase Esq. I, is devoted to Music and
News. We have received No. end give
the opinion tia, Mr.. Chase deserve, credit
Tor both alcn, and enterprise.
The last NO. contains an account Of be
Gold "dirgings" 10 franklin Co. Several
have been formed, and have already
commenced Operations a, PhiliP' on 'he
branches Of Sandy river. The product hl'
been, in some instances equal 20 s. pr DAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

vrEriclrloy. We bad the temcriy TO
saw. ono yelr ago, that those who approved
Of and voted Tor the Bangor Platform, Soull
never, in future, own IL. Never. This IS
now, verify. Those who got J., uP DO n5,
d,re 10 own IL. bot the Convention Of the
2Is', composed Of the authors and sreccs'or'
Of that Platform, are attempting TO perPcia-
ate It IN di,guiJe. Shall they DO 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

A correspondent a, Woodstock writes ihlt
ihrce little boy', a son Of 6. r. Whitman,
aged O years, a son Of the late Cap, II Pack
ard, aged G, and son Of Oliver RoJb.n',
aged 5, while ~ pay on small raf in die
pond, we're lc, into the wafer by the breaking
up Of The ran. Onc OF he boys succeeded 10
gaining the shore, and gave lhc alarm, when
two sons Of Mr. Robbins, agcd ~ and 10,
who were a, work near By, swan o., ari
Eeseued diem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

slavery" FNonsn Of Maine, Il rs'nain' "
~ ser, uAsihOr ,hOsS ihhercrI principles OF
LsnoSra,.s Gi,A, 80 lcos eherishod az your
IOarsst rights. shall b tranPl"d 'nds' foot
s,r ,Aa rvrrCss of psrpstuaiins,sc supremacy
% slavery, IA view e which the great JeG
sr,,n rcn.skl "'n he remembrance thai
cd /. asst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

CHISA. The Chinese insurgents assisted
BY foreigners had driven The imPeriallsi' from
Shanghai.
The London Standard states that Briu''
war steamer aud U. s. sloop Plymouth ""
engaged in the attack on the imPearlaIl'' iof''
at Shanghai, April 9TH. Geo. MeCorAl' 0s
board tho Plymouth was killed, and iO',
others wounded severely. Capt. Pearson u
American ship Rose S,andish, was danger
ously wounded.
The victOrs captured two I2 Pounders iOu'
@ FOUNDERS and four eighteen Poondes'' "
We, we have no detailed accounts OF the Gu
gsgements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

To ,he move consistent and regular democrat
~ho does no, fully symPaihrIo viii 'oem.
Mr. Maine Democrat. Is il wonder Tat un'
der the leadership Of such mcn,'he dsmoe's''
&c party In this County and tie Stale should
bccoms disuerbsrei and severed into tag
neuat But ca, 80 no farther a, present
YORK COUNTY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

Fellow -ciiizsns-uue Dewocra'N--wtat
nov is your dulyi You see who are tho
men ,ha, have nominated Mr.. PARIS. You
sec they have no principles, You see they
presen, no issues You see they are like
Free Masnu'S Lodges and other secret sce'c-
ties who dare not openly nvow vha, thew be-
lievc. or what they want, or wha, they will
40. You know these men FRS, disorranizsi
The Democratic Party You know they have
Twice thrown the State into Wing hsnds. You
know they have eosleso1 with tho Wings 10
ldefsa, The best Democrats In The State. You
know they are led on by those who have de-
MED the people the right Of free suffrage.
You know that the majority OF them are Ne
brasLa men-in favor Of the Repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise, and the abolition 81
free labor and Freedom in Missouri Terrific
y-once ,olcmuly granted TO Liberty forever.
. You know thu, " Mr. PARIS Is elected, be
will be guided BY their councils and thai,
their prinSiplcs-ihe most odrous to frcemen
will become the adopted principles Of The
State. Whist, therefore, is your du;yi
Your duty i, plain. Yoa have a eandi.
date Who Is verify of Your SURFACES. His
principles are open to the inspection OF the
whole community. They are right and JUS,
in themselves. HIS qualifications arc no, in.
terio, to any candidate in the field. lie is
willing to obey the principle Of true Repub.
licansm which admits Of rotation in office.
IL clairS no h's lease 10 office. lie asks Tor
no Hereditary descent Of rifre to this or that
family. irou this or any former time, down
to the lstcs, arc Of their po',srilv. lie is
dcmocra, in principle and in action. lis in
,sgr.iy, fmncss and ability sre known and
read of al men, /, is your duty therefore to
support him by every means within your
power. There cauno, be a doub, Tia, Mr.
Morrill, will be elected those men will sup.
POT, him whose principles Accord With those
of true Democracy.
Democrats be no, deceived. let the char.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., d, ub,,r
80 -. -, = ,,,;,.I
lst him have served his country in the mos,
acceptable manner by supporting the War II
l2-by supporting Andrew Jackson and tie
lizard Cider" candidate of 10, /, is Priuei.
pc We, ''' - - 49, ~ n ~, 49,,
MOST %, YOU "',' ''I''' " 70 INV - -"
''l'' OF '''O'1 - U''"O'' ,,'''" "''' ' a.,
'''''on'' 'i''f' ''' ',' o. ''''' ''" ''"I'',
ave N,n''"''' w WI ''' ,'E you '.'
'a.' ean'''a''' N''4' 10 "'''' '"0'' ""'
first overtime" the Ia'iN 20 ms 'o"n'y a'd
state and "ho have iu''E resolved 10 keen
The party as select as possible Throughout me
State, 10 order that there mas he IS small a
number oi men as possible from whom The
South nav hereafter select collectors, Fos'
Masters, Lgh, House keepers ard Comm.s'
svucs.
Remember this ono Ac,,and ponder 'wcII.
l., 'hls candidate assume the reins Of pos.
- and for 40 practical purposes tho Govern
men, vii he as completely md fully ia the
ar1s " 'he Observation-Disclosures, asit"ouid
De. we've 1t o'nlro'ed who'll, by James Walk
or, John Holman AD'mc'ly Grover OF
llns'0gs Strickland.
\ crisis has actually arisen in the politics
~ this Stale Great nrlncIulFs are unw 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

AnDarss or ruE ASr.NrBRAsKA MEMBERS
% CoSoErss. An address, setting firth the
character and consequences Of the Nebraska
Bill aud the Repeal OF the Missouri Compro-
mise has been i,sreI-endorsed by every
member opposed 10 the Repeal The Address
recommends "rsSioraiioE." We will pub.
h,h II next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

The Dunkire Journal says that gcnilemaa
passed through tina, village recently, ~ roti'
for Cincinnati, with twelve Chinese tea euI'
turiss, FOR the purpose Of testing the practice
bili,v Of growing tea in the vicinity ofCinein
naii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

The Lads Book Tor July mas bcsa re.
cciysd. 1t capital number. The lovers
Of art, beauty and usefulness, are all cau'
fed. The taste displayed in this number
has seldom been slualled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30
The Regular" State Convention.
NEW SECRET SOCIETY.

NEW SECRET SOCIETY.
As,, la, the Regular Democratic Of
can sauon-crce the bold advocate Of Demo.
cratic principles. and the noble pioneer IN
the cause OF liberty, progress ,rd right Come
10 ,hs' Rs,n i,qisi r' irik-rigi'. ass
a.4ass4ql az i,siaa:irs i,aigrp' Has 10
o-,aL,a an PrirsiFls and trusted 10 uaue
Ia, d, resolved To adaP, a policy which 10
once Condemned IN the Tip lnd Ty' cam.
pu.n, avs preferred 10 risC to power now 900
arirrg,g, rather than on Pr.ueIplc' True,
'u,ar.,y b., p.,y as he, I've true.
S,rcs ,hs Cou,eauou Of last wear, !, has
been cutie certain ,ha, the ,n,oacreri clc.
ns-r. composing Oh, Dsmusrauc platform,
c.a.d r1 l,recr bold the brethren together
The Resolution, there passed were es'coua.
r, Ar.t,ga,,. ard ru Democrat cl-'d irr
4arrrt ,.s'1 70 itsm. They violated rhe
PLANES, prrcFs Of Popular Gu,rmmeu-
t.r rgh, ui irrc slasgc. \ ssruale -
irritation sa1ttgI dee authors 1T ibaG outage
saI a marked uycuaro, vas rbs cJnscl lencr
Now an,, 90 these men, composed ct
"Re-u'ars." Mass Cou,cn,,ons,s, Chandler.
iss.Ll5,raIs, Pra, snlsls, Abu'roU.s's, Non.
alia.cu.s,,. Agisltouls,s, NeJra,sal'cs,
Daurbaocs, sad slavery proPlEandtsls,afgr
,u-h defeat, proposes Ia DOL D,they pr'-
russ aha, voaId be mos, proper and uzlu-
r,l rr5cr toe crsams,4ncss-ro revise he
Dgmo,raue Platform, AMI rai4ss TOTO u 'hc
measures arI rhs puucp.es suited TO iho
times and t.c Tga, condition 1t ,as County ?
Do .l-r propose .y l.y loiJ. strong rrt
asrn-rca, Foundation tor a true Dtmosuuc
Pau,' Doucy rrur..,e Co c1I.,, .n ,l.e cause
Of flc Consultation. ,f,ls lngu aul Of iI-
necessities of i.Jeu, which ur,, clarl,,cuz.a
rhs o'i Apostles ct DsnnSrasy Onro Talt
would not Jn. Tie glr.srag sro.'' bad Too
great power Of cohesion g., that, and lh.s
rv.- JoIy ufa'u1si ssIlcu1s.,a'cI delegates
-uur, exceeding 500 ia uumhcr-Grce, ,ho
Atm,nsu.uor-mras, the Nebraska Bill
s.,-.,,t, I,.,, f.,,,,.,b. S.t,.nf Maze.
,.-,-..rr.L.....,...r...,r,.. .,.l.rl l.,,
Il. r,..,,.,--,.,.,,,,5 OH. Mas, C,r,,n,.,,
-, u, r,-,,,,,,o, c,,I,l,,. ty ACCLAIM.
,,,,,. ,,5 ,b., I,.,5 go,, ,,,,.,I,,. eve.
-. .-,..r-.. ,,-.-, ,-,,,,,, ,t.,g,r,l with.
1900. a., -, ,vtyo,avbs,s.
CO..
WI h...y.., S..-., S,...,y,, b,,,g,.
ar. Observation-Disclosures. ,,3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

GREES Pas. Mr.. joseph Staples Of this
plaro, bruuch, to market this week, green
,eas. gathered on the 9eih, the Produc, Of
hs owr csliivst.or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30
For the Democrat

lpf the Democrat.
ASorurR Tury ~ Tur NrnnAs, ScEEw.
We understand that Mr.. Turner Of Wis
casset has Just been removed from the office OF
Postmaster, and Nj. Young appointed in
his stead also that Mr.. Spinney, Pos,mas-
ter Of North Bootl,bly has been made to give
place To- Mr. PluLhlm Of TIA, town. Both
Turner and Spnacy reserved their appoint
mcnis under this Administration, but they
have presumed, it seems, to have and to cI-
press independent and homes, opinntus in re-
gard to the Nebraska swnlle, and 50 or 60
their heads We chronicle tho fact, not So
much Tor u. intrinsic importance, As because
It furnishes a beautiful illustration Of the
crushing" powers and procliyilies Of this
administration. The eiict las gone forth,
proclaimirg the sovereign will and pleasure
of the august powers at Washington, aud
reads as follow,-"Know We, that we, Ne
Donald, Toomls, Douglass, & Co., aulOcrals
OF all the Democrats, hereby ordlin and dc.
H., h,, T., H.. ,,d - ,c,,,,. o,os,;o,s
-. .lo,o
.,.I 49,. ,,i,, -, ,Ls..in =, JtyiJ.1 s,ye,
-, T...'.,...i,L.,o,., ., .s,,,,;.,
- 60, ,.,,.,. ;. .,.ooJ no J,,,,,,,,
-. =, -. H., - :. 80, =.
49, ~ ...c...;,,,.L., L.,
- ,l - -, - ,h;., -,
c' go ny -. 80 - a.,
- ''''". -..--n-,".. -, \, -, 4. -.
T - ,.,' ~ -. -. a.. -.
r 800 "'.' -, Lia, ,o,no,,
80 - - -, ,,.,.-....r. -, L,;n,
,,.-'.,.In,t,,,. 49,, -, J,.r,o ,,J 90,
tool. in Congress register 4. the supreme law
or democracy. and YOU ,ha, would commend
vop,selyc, 70 our special favor and receive
IN, b,,r5es, smiles ,bou, "pcprr,p soyrs.
.,o.,ry "a, N, very 70, orvor, I,Dcs~
W., ,,.,o Owe, hcG,,o 4, ,,i. corr,rv ,rcb
...,,a,.,;rlo .or,.0 ., ra,,,, nn,sr,J a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Disasters.
PrrorBoAr JAcoB BELL, No L. 10 ashore the point Of
u Hook And In full OF HstA


sHIP JANIS CoRNER went ashore ~ the mouth Of th.
Rhon. las before stated in consequence Of the light In that
neshbcrhood bere foi she Plane Iaar of
dangerous being the worst osAss in the
and ,DythIni o. blew cane ON she nu's BE- les. Her
% Ibis rosp 3s its besswax N bags oak bark stav
81 tons stssafras.
sHIP @. b LAMAR, Mayhem, A. London sd nit, from
charged TIVE days Alter he departure from New aud
when IN lat 20 s. len g. experienced heavy xAles in the
Sa Ysra az ~ Ss1 SsJ5s AZ als
damage. Jan when 10 let % So lon 40 90 she
me Nd. on ass dsy they igs man
effort vas nhte 10 hi but without avail the Dos.
lowered tor VIC putpoe but 900 ,ys and rendered useless
shipped sbsn the msinms washed the house aver
board and snoss Everything deok also she sta
water casks hs deck VAS ui u wsor For ten hour, ne
thip lay her beam ends; the sails bio
having tho DAMAGE shs prooeeisd on
her pstssse. che nsses no water
BAnE NsrH'L BLAZE, Of Portland, which 81 New Or
total Ices and the wreck 10 be sod ia vas
net eJFseed " bring uch sNtsnp, had esn made 10
. III 'ps s bass .s sSr By
scst'led and sunk. Fer rigging had previously bssn 70
moved.
BR BARK THREE slsrrRs, abandoned Dc, q on her p,s.
this city for $4,000.
Scum RsTTLDNAEs Of Buoksport ashore At Block H.
land, ha1 ss'n surveyed sad csndonned.
scsR EnrrRrRIsr o. sullvsa Boston for Iaehron
q Mar, igh. has sFeo dred ashore the s,ss
- Aususns bar asd there taken possession Oh By tnd
pilow OF D. ~ pert
scHR BvLRus, hsnes for Now Haven, before reported
sunk near WAsoh Hill expected VIII be rsised in 10y
90 badly troson IS wss ~ arss supposed.
WITH lumber sas bark rsporssa 70 - ashore ~ Nsass
beaeh, sad will bs tosAl leA4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Political IntslIixence.

NEBRASKA MEETING IN LOUISVILLE
public meeting Of the citizens Of Louisville to
have been held tbs 10Th inst 70 take into consdsrs
ton the u.sions In relation to slavery In the territories
present in the bill before Congress- TO organize the
Territories Of Nebrssbs and Ksnfa Tue riends OF the
principles OF these bills without dsttnctton OF party
were requested to attend the meeting.
NEBRASKA MEETING IN DEDHAM, MASS.
mass meetrs without distinction OF party, IL 70 DO
held ct DeohAm Mass. the 18th inst. This meeting
has been ead In accordance with arrangements made
at mary meeting at Dorchester and steps have
been taken q distinct Manifestation OF the sen
ment Of the Thru Congressional district against the 70
PEAL OF the Aiss0us! Com PROMISE - aimed at BY the Ne
bTaskA bill.
NEBRASKA MEETING IN BOSTON.
Arrangements In progress In B. SION for meeting
ct Faneui Hall, TO be held without distinction OF party
to take into the attempted repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise. The 22d OF February has been
named IS the day OF the meeting.
The Hartford Time Of the lAth Instant has the fol.
low paragraph the subject Of the expeo ed
of the Connecticut members Of Congres-Three Of the
Connecticut delegation in the House Of
will vote sganst the Nebraska BILL vs Pratt, OF the
First district 8eloher OF the Third and Seymour Of the
Fourth Irgerso, Of the Second win probably for
the bill We advised the pi reference Of &c.
mater Toucey but have to believe that he Is not
con mitted to the bill, % soms people assume.
Col. A. Wright was 10 deliver lecture last evening"
In West Cambridge kass In favor Of the
BILL
Major Williams has declined the democratic nomination
for mayor OF Rochester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Memoranda.

The following vessels have been sold-Ship Par West
years old built A. tor $4,000 oash;
sep Prince dc Join vi Years old bus here 57 tons
bury, $50 tons, for $1,000.
Can't s, ith Of brig Chief Bslsors 18th Inst fre
Cienftesos Is Gays, there general
with the merchants and Master. Of vessels s that pora
account OF detention BY the boarding ooer Durir his stay
ar cering 10 anchor and vessels srriviu in the
morning were not bearded before sundown, which great
inpottion.
The sohr PAIRING days from Sable leland arr n
Halifax l0th inst and reported WRECKS.
The Br Merlin, C.pt Cofin from HsIfsx for Bs-
muds, which ad from Rosson lh stopped port 70
obtsn some oypmens desIAohes which over
BY the Arabia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Courr CsIcnaar-Th,, D,v

Cosxos PIDs-E Nos sos, $40 to si4 sl7 $40, SAL as,
lis, 2se, 327 s22, s2i
srrpaos Cousr--Nos 4S7 saa, ass sss. 7s se7. 2as.
$685. ~ 4S7, oss 4f2 $50, 400 ioll. lt9 3io $751; So
81, 227 $50 llek, ass 4s6 sss 49, 49, 46,, 4ss aes
$50 ssl, asa, 4s3, ala.
CrrcuIr Cousr-Nos. 100, 1914 1876 col, 2oa 2ss ia.
lei. as, 2ll, 2lS, 2lo, lse, 10 2o4, 2o5
SUrHnn OoURf-9eosrAl Term Nos. a. A. 81 S. a.
80 o. 10, %, -, las, l2S, IA ~ al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
EARITiME INTELLiGENCE.
Port OF New York, February Is, 1864.

CLEARED.
Sae 4a ,is1ss Esss s
Brig AEycde On Ratouit, Hsvf., Boyd ! Hinoien.
B Bs sa n.s ssSS .s x rss.,
ss Trsn. ss Bi's
ss.s Wilmington ss Ps~. Murray
soop Cleaner, Geer Providence. II Havsss.
steamer Tho; Gaors Bsmors Psrtsr Vein
ARRIVED.
6 su Ts dss s sn !.
Pm Cape Hasssrss light bearing echangsd signals with
ASassi asd
ship IIanSuli ss,s, as,Es. Dec 90 wish md.s and $50
i. sSe sssa sss
al xa sS s. hss,y s
df am s.S s,s Sl q NJ
. s's ;ssi - si;s 1s's
00n.iSu' q Do sa; aid not speak
s s.: a. kn,H,r Of Portland ssaaains rom Mao
s, 81, 1 I sISaD EI,:s New Orleans
s's Iss s i: SSs:s;ss
Bah warwick johnson New Orleans g days with md..
ses,s, sossd Co. NO d''' la' 81 lon : 50" ship L'la
Big E.ldsmsr DAsh Beites Newcastle = 81 days with
s.s.s yhsPsi TT:ws,' OF New HaSen Psaaa'r Bs.
uoAtan absndon Cd Jan LAT So g. Ion g.; she from
sehr Valentine DOsne tof HsrvcN Chase Dry Harbor,
ia 10 dass With IL Q, logvood, &c, 10 A Solomon.
scbr Norfolk Packet Beae ApaiaShioola, is days With
ssIa fss l,'s & s1ISs Few Hsns.
Sohr Fairfax. hotA Alextndris, days.
cohr sarAh Elizabeth, Pi illipa Norfolk, days
Sosr OvctA Ire ard, Riohu nd. s days
Schf Mary Haymen, Haymen, Richmond. days.
Schr Cornelius, Grant, Virginia.
Schr MARY Luy.ter, Cook, Virgins.
SelS Chsuncey 81 John, Besfoit, Virgnia
tchr BaAvard, Curtis, virginia.
Schr Swan, Rose, Baltimore, 9 days
lclr PiedemAn, EDir sworsh, Milford r ei.
ecfr Chae Atkinson, kirs Milford, 2daJs.
blsop Christopher Poet, JehEson, Virginia
BELOW.
Flip Emerald 1ile, Cornish, from Liverpool Jan T. with
mdse Ard passengers to w J TSpsostt 1 Co.
Tho bark Clara Windsor Button 30 days from Port An
Erin co, 10 yet 1T sIchor In The bay.
Wind during the day ENE, and fogSy.
tBr SANDY Hoes PRINTING TrLEeRApHl
THE HIGHLANDS Feb l6-Surdovu,
The weather continue. We CANNOT see the
beach. Wind liz ht from ENE.
lie yobost Jacob Bell hes In a5out Is inches Of water A
low tide. The surf runs her ~ high tide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

SpyoIFIc FOR CnoLERA.-The proximate cause
of cholera and othsr pestences record. II Ia Ah.
who're the people can be clean the cholera grow
AID the plsaus did not h There VIII b NO specific but
cleaniSsss and purity Of living Thsss ana we'll resu
lated life free from sxcsses, and free from want will
Of this modern dsstroJer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Marine Affairs.

ZINC SnP.-We mentioned Ut the Tins, that . vessel
had been launched 1t NAnE built OF xinc In tho yard Of
NJ Guibcrt Of that port The Comte Lshon, which was
tho name given to her, has just returned from her
voyage to Rio JAnero, and from the report of the
vessel having proved excellent boat In rspeAtsd
gales which she bad encountered The captain also
states fact which ia Of great portsnoe, namely that
her compasses had never been affected, thing which
has frequently happened board iron built vessels and
by which the most fearful accidents have been caused
GdlionaKIs Messenger.
NFw YORK, Feb. IL, 1851
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ -
DEAR SR:-The report In this morninss HERALD, that
the steamer building under my had sold to
the Sultan Of Turkey, beg leave say correct.
Yours respectfully, WILLIAM NORRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
Herald Marine q oErcsponfenc,

HtrnId Marine DockcspOndence.
PHkADALPHIA, Feb Ia pH Arr bark Emily Ban
kAs,hews Hunter, NIork.
CID steamship State Of Gsors Garvn Savannah; ship
Anattn PeM Liyefpoo triss oatsshridge, Per-
nanlueo; Pauiine Taylor Csrdenas CrSue Ryder, Bos
Tor tehIs KloS, Bal en- do; whelden, Csn, Glen
iuegoE Thompson, Fisher, and John Harris Jerman
YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

A salute Of one hundred guns Hred In Bangor Ne
on the llth inst In honor OF the election Of Vim PIT.
Fesssn6en to the U. 8. Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

Telegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON Feb 5A ship Sosrgo, Calcutta twas struck BY
xAnilo, Wilmington, NC.
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s s s.. u Dor v bean ss. s.t .s
slss BABY :i' Lar cargo '''ss':
LosDo, Jaw @.C.yt. R.isbsol Of ne bark si:.s =
Sssvsss 10 and 81 ssa: ssr 'issIp Dee
S.. "s 81 s
Ps,s sp' iP n: Nm; =: osassss1
Tie 5 s:.ons: :ss9 III ~ ssS
r.. .so a. M ..
w:.s a,,s he, s.e ,h GAIN sesd pSshns
Notices to Mariners.
Ponr AND HAnsoa or1ios, ~
s.nssror. rock with s.iy dD Il vs s .,sr
s' m hs' rs ~ a:Ds. si:r ~ shr
down in any the charts pors oonnssdsrs q vss-
81 :.s;s :s:s sss:
aInsssh. Magnetic position q iho osnas q The Corsais
We rocky .,ss Of Point Nspean \ Sc; MdL aas'saR -
.iovs rset i .seu. twenty s tee. in aIsm..srAs
ssS s
fsS Wa
VI ever and % ss q IL but s,S r
ss,s. RI: :ssI ass;s
hS HEADS hesp the Flagstaff ob6srvasry Point open
cables length with the lowest part Of Nepean Pont
snt shostlAnds Bluff flagstaff half cables length opsa
until You open ont Rool 10 the sssS
Of that point when you are out 0lear Of The rock and
In Working In between tbs Heads keep shorsnds Blua
low ehthouse until have the aagstAn on ObServatsr
rontts cables myth tho part OF PeInA
NepeAn which will lead Corsar huf
eeAr Ne Reef which lies cables nsii. Tie
rook do not shut the low lighthouse vh shortisn1s
Bira nsE:sa until you open ou the Rock % ths
CHARLES TLRG UsON, Port and Hs,bor sssses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
ANoNYMA ROCK, IN PORT PHILIP BAY.
PORT AND HARBoR OYyIcE,

WHLIAMsTOwN, 7th November 1855
Commanders Of vessels working the side Of Fort
Philip Bay requested to take notice that oheausrei
buoy has been placed Ale eight
Sua which hn been s.oersAinsd 70 lie nearly two ca mile
Commanders recommended to neoe The following bear
mss and lay Tire rocks position down their charts-
Magnetic position OF the An enyma Roek-Lighthouee
Gilibrsnd's Point. Centre Of the Red Blur by 8. 4
Kk
1he Anonyma Rock lies mile of shore the water On
being eight @ feet Ut low tide with ( fathoms ust
eu.sde and clear passage half mile on the Inside Of n
CHARLES FERGUSON. Port and Hsrbor Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16
lBr SANDY Hoes PRINTING TrLEer

IBr 5ANDY HocG PRINTING TrLEeRAPHl
THE RIGHLAsDs. Feb l5-Su.dovn,
The weather continue. foggy NO cannot see she
beach. Wind liz ht from ENE.
The yobost Jacob Bell lies In About Is inches Of wafer A
low tide. The surf runs her AZ high tide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-16

Notice 10 hereby given shat fulAlmsnt intention
expressed tho previous notice from this house. dated "a
NoveE Der the line Of direction Of the Hauxley Point
night time by he exhibition Of red light N the said Light
houe and vessels by keeping the eastward Of sueh
line Of rtd gl will clear the Bontioar and Hauxey Point
shoals. BY order. J. HERBERT, Seorstsxv.