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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15
GIFTS FOR 1855.

The splendid House and 7 ot of the AT
UuOn Soci, ty, stu ted in Broadway SG1 600
superb dwelling, tue residence OF
the late Arson Swl ger. Esq. 1903
/ The beat fulSummer Residence, Goth
&c Cottage aud grounds at Hawks
I Nest, on Tie Hudson River. 10000
small Dwellings, situate on the loi
belongngto the Soc ETY. in 92d street 10000
, 10 maguiGce ( C.mel's Hair Shawl.
Those hawls ar, the mos beautiful
work fart ever beheld. 10000
sets Of Diamond Jewelry-conSiSting
/ Of pieces each-all antique Ia
terms, in a eautllul Pearl Jew,l
i Box. 10000
/ sets Of Pearl Jewelrv, consisting Of
Pieces each, all different style,
and OF Persian manufacture $500
/ - Gold Watches !or LaGieS.very beau
tiiul and cUrio1s works Of art; one
the size of half din e. 7CO
10 Watches for Gentlemen, all very
heavy, o. diff mt sly es and PAD
terns. 1900
80 Esou.lere, To Leland Dressing Cases
for ladies'. some finished in Pearl
Tatterns-Louis XIV. $500
rye Clock. a very beautiful work OF
t. made by Liporli al Cologne. fin
ished In a style OF beauty and art uH-
surpassed. LOCO
| coo Gold Thimbles. all 1 fTerent pat
terms very heavy. 1000
300 comics ofthe lives ofgreat Paint
ers. superbly bound. with an engra-
wing OF each artist, 1000
81. COO Illuminated Albums different
styles and pate ms. 10000
300 copies OF Griswoll's Republican
Court splendidly bound with tinted
engraymgs. 4,GO0
100 copies OF BoydelPS illustrations of
Shak pc re. To the admirers Of the -
Great Poe.. this work Will be an &C s
qui ition. 10000
PAIN T'llTEE G48o
Venus sending forth Cupid and Ilymen
-Titian. 1000
Beggar Boy-Murrillo LOU
Tobt and the Angel--Salyaior Ross, I.uOa
MISUNDERSTANDING, Loco
Madonra-Corregio, Goo
A Herd-Ttian. 500
A Head-Vandyke, $50
Landscape-Pou sin, $40
A PIece-Gultto, go
Battle piece-Wouverman, son
LandSc Pee aude, 500
There are others in the same artists. all
original, be tides some splend d Pictures bv
Alliston. Sully, Reynolds, Neagle, Doughty,
Cole, Chapman, David, Vernet Stuart. Her
bert, Track Bennington Read, Bartlett, Schloss
Huntington. Johanah. Schmidt, Rembrandt,
Schaub. Peik ms. Lewis, Ellis, Hamilton am.
Others fully described in the catalogue, which
will be forwarded on application byletter nost
tpaid. 20 the Secretary, who will answer by re
turn mail.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15

The people Of Illinois vote upon the
new liquor law of that State in June
next.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15
Indiana Free IL aslicS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
The Free Banks Classified. and the lgenty
Established.
CLASS NO. i.

CLASS NO. L.
Bank Of North America. Clinton
Bank of Indiana. Michigan City.
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse.
Bank of Rockville, Rockville.
Bank of the Capitol. Indiana polls.
Bank of Salem. South. Salem. :
Bank Of Rockville. Rockville.
Bank of Monticello. Monticello.
Bank OF Goshen. Goshen.
Bank of E.kha.t. Elkhar,.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
Bank of Warsaw Warsaw,
Cambridge City B1nk Cambridge.
Central Bank indianapolis.
Canal Bank Evansville.
Crescent City Bunk -
Farm rs Bank Wesifeld.
FArin~rs * Mechanics Bank indianapolis.
Fsyrt.c County ak Connersville.
G,ammrrcy B.i.k Lafayette.
Hoosirr Bank I.ngnnsport.
iu.liAna B,nk NJ Olson.
lnii4ua Stock Bank Lnrorte.
h~:.,u.hy Sock Bank Columbus.
L.er tnge Bank Lima.
III .rcaants and Mechanics Bank New AL
bany.
New York ana Virginia State Stock Bank
Evansville
Prairie City Bunk. Terre Haute.
Salem Bank '(northl Salem.
Southern Bank Of Indiana Terre IIau,e.
Traders bank indianapolis.
Huntington county Bank Huntington.
Savings Bank Connersville.
CLASS so. 2. 90 CENTS.
Kalamazoo Bank Albion.
Bank Of Perrysville Perrysville.
Delaware County Bank Muncie.
Indiana Reserve Bank Kokomo.
n. Y. State Stock Bank Vincennes.
Tippecanoe Blk. Winnemac.
Wabash River Blk. Jasper.
Wabash Rirer Blk. MELVILLE.
Wabash River Blk. New Corrydon.
Bank of South Bend, South Bend.
Bank of Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne.
Northwestern Bank. Bloomfield.
Upper Wabash Bank, Wabash.
Wayne Bank. Losansporie.
Wayne Bank. Richmond.
Great Western Bank. Terre Haute.
CLASS NO. 3. IS CENT.
Elkhart Co. Bank, Goshen,
Laurel Bank Laurel.
Agricultural Bank Mt. Sterling.
Bank Of Rockport. Rockport.
Bank of Rochester Rochester.
Bank OF Rensselaer, Rensselaer,.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Rensselea
Shawnee Blk. Attica.
State Stock Blk Jamestown.
State Stock Blk. Marion
Wabash Valley Blk .Logansport.
Bank of Covington. Covington.
Farmers Bank, Jasper,
S.euben Gu. Bank, Angola.
Atlantic Bank. Jackson
Bank OF Albion. Albion.
Government Stock Bank ''
Bank of At;ica Aitica.
Green County Bank Bloomfield.
Perry Co. Blk Cannel;on.
Pub. Stock Bk, Newport.
State Stock Security Blk. Newport.
Traders Blk, Nashville.
Western Bk. Plymouth.
Bank of Albany. New Albany.
Bank Of t. Wordsworth. Michigan City
Bank of North America. Newport.
Bank of Auburn. Auburn.
Bank of Connersville. Connersyille.
Bank Of America, Morocco.
Bank Of Bridgeport. Bridgeport.
Drovers' Bank. Rome.
Merchants Bank. Springfield.
Merchants Bank, Lafayette.
Northern Indiana Bank. Logansport.
Orange Bank. Poseyviile.
Plymouth Bank. Plymouth.
State Stock Bank. Loganspors.
State Stock Bank Peru.
Traders Bank. Terre Haute.
Marshall CO. bank, Plymouth.
NOTE. Class No. /. includes the AS
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15
Washington. on Dorchester HcigL,i,.

Representing an eve .tful PERIOD in the his
tory # Our Country.
T7H VII be seen, by referring TO the li~i,
that tn e a'e many Valuable Pieces Of Pr,p
ely, many Cost y Paintings, Superb Stttury.
Beautiful engrayi1g~, Costly Jtwely, Magnil-
lent ShaWls, md other be utiTul q fS, such
rs Clocks, Watches, Illuminated works, &c.
10 the number Of Five bundled thousand
worth $500, 600.
As the Society expects TO remove 10 In,
New Hall at Wa hin, ton tie middle ri
Jun The distri uii. y pl &c on tie
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15

A, Cincinnati Flour is S9,20aS 80;
Corn 6)a63: O,s I0a4lc.
Corn at New York 95c., Pork per Dbl
5l3 so, for old mess Sll so,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15
TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF THE
art lIuiolr 5ofietn.
500. 900 GIFTS.
VALUED AT,
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Certificates For This Year, ono Dollar.

The nemI ers ofthc ART UNION SOCIETY.
on the occasion o. this tie tenth Distribution
II tie
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15
a1N0NS Of @AT.

Accumulated 10y the Society during Tie past
year would respectfully call the attention OF
lis patrons 70 The iacl that, Icing about to re
movcfo the bull lingS IN course OF erection for
the society in the CT y af Washington, they
viii add to the REAL ESTATE and otter
Landed Properly belonging TO the Society, %
the
Distribution E0rEEIis EC3T.
Attbe last meeting of thu Society II was
}e'erm ned to REDUCE THE CERT FECATE
OF SHARE FOR THIS GRAND ENTERPRISE
TO ONE DOLLAR EACH, thinking thereby
hat il Will BE- the means Of more general
diff IS on O. the works o. Artists throughout the
country, and viii enable the society 10 extend
their lato's for The advancement Of the
ARTS IND gCT3NCEG
II, IL cn,,,,ir,. I'll o. r.. fcnin 81 q ~.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15

Accompanying which each purchaser VII
receive free OF chaTsr, by return mail, beau
tifGl Liae aud S.ipPle. Engraving, entitled
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15
DistributionForyi,is Kcar.
al rs IND SCsTEM CT s
Owe KsRHFIeFKo

IN his country. Ths certificate Of sLa
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-15

5Iti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

The Lima journals state that In Potos on the l3h Of
November General Acha At the bead Of the Second res
ment Of Cuirassers declared against tho President
Beru the latter received Of this event in AcscAt
station between Chuquisacs and 0rrrO md In the
act Of setting out 70 put It down when no heard hat the
First regiment had also declared against him in Psria
under these circumstances he determined 70 consum-
mate his march to Oruro with the two hattalions and
the sixty composing his escort. On the approach
Of BelI the forces At Pari RETIRED by Of Cochs
banda, to join those under General Gonza0 IAnsa, Who
against the President The battalion Of Choroique who
were the march from IApaz to Oruro attempted 70
make similar demonstration when they had heard OF
the action Of the Cuirsssiers but General Corov the
commander, q SON inlsw Of Belzu's,) imnediately
checked the design, and shot two officers and number
OF ssrgeants Belau remained at 0ruro 10 await Tho
issue Of events.
General Acha had seized all the money In sAe mint a
Poos and Of the bank which at least amounts to $500
600 he likewise obtained possession of large ard valu
able supply OF munitions OF war That was It's way
from Cobiia to Oruro.
The revolutionary party proclams the authority n
Sr Jinares
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The Msrauesas Islands.

sfIKIT KIPPINHE-THA1IClLb CfNEs.
correspondent OF tho Honolulu Friend writing from
0mos, Fatnhya August ~, gvee the following account
Of tragIeel occurrence a. the Marquesas:Last Sep
ttmber, the English whaling bark Caroline OF London
Captain willis touched at Resolution Bay, and left two
sick men-a white man and q colored one. They were
placed under the protection Of Pauau, the chief q Bay
Captain willis giving him $50 70 defray expenses. After
the departure OF the vessel Psnau ordered Of the
natives 10 take the coore6 out 10 and throw
BIN overheard. He tahsn cut, Gu. 10 pieces and
then thrown overheard. The white man shus up in
housc and starved to death. Panau stood sentry over
him, and threatened to shoot friendly Spapard for At
tempting 70 supply the sick man with food hxr MS
tath the spansrl commenced 10 dig grave. Pansa
saw him At work and asked him What n vas doing.
The srarisrt tod him bs was digging grave for vhss
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST COAST or MEXICO.
The Pragress OF the Rcvoluticn-Dessat OF
the Government Forees--Indepen6ence OF
the Soush, &c.

The Pragress OF the Rcvolulicn-Oessat OF
the Government Forces--Independence OF
the Sonsh, SC.
We have received late adyices from Acapulco, and
CLEAN few items Of intelligence from a copy Of the
Boletin 2fciGl del Erci!o Restaurador as Ia Lrtad
(he organ Of Ayarez) of the oath OF December last
Though tho news 10 not Of any great Importance II
shows that the winter campaign has fairly began; and
that from series Of engagements which have takon
place between the troops and the insurgents
the latter are able to maintain their ground ard follow
up advantages previously gained.
Intelligence has reached Acapulco Of several severe
skirishcs early December at the Punto del Calvaro
in which the reyolutionst under yiisrea victo
rous the government troops under luloaga. The
precise details had not been ascertaned but Il
known that In the first affair the enemy lost upwards Of
ninety men, killed and wounded, among whom were
Tomas Moreno was In the action. He issued spirited
address to his soldiers the sth, which Ia published 10
the Boietsr.
despatch from Don Juan Alvarez states that the
morning OF the 2st Of December party Of the revolu
tionlsts surprised the enemy In the city of Gaorrero
where he had garrron Of 200 men Of the line station
ed The enemy made desperate resistance, but was
Gnaly routed, and gun with quar- tity OF and
ammunition, were captured. Durog the attack which
and IN subsequent encounter during bis preciptats
retreat from Chilpantzngo, he lost many more.
General Alvares ives at Txta, where he VAS waiting
for yilalba who, since his victory at Mesca had been
successful in several skrishes, particulars Of which
no. given.
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News from the Sandwich Islands.

III. SUCCESS OF ARCTIC wHAIERe- ARRIVAL or
FEsNCH WAR FSiGATE-SA1IosAI RoLIpAY-TEE-
AfEIcALs.
We have news from the sandwich Isands dated 70 tho
Esd OF November.
Various meetings had been held Of the citizens to take
measures for the establishment .. ssilsr's Home g.
that port. constitution submitted 10 and adopted
by of these meetings, and the trustees and Office
bearers Of the society appointed The prvy Coun
ell petoned to grant lot oflsnd for tho purposes
ist I provided The sun q vas raised y saS:erp
ton.
The 10. Of ground granted BY tho above resOp ZION Is
the most eeby situated for the purpose OF any In Ho
noulu. II Il in the very heart Of the citynear the
sea- facing Merchant street. near the Post oce, easy
OF access from those quarters and adjoining the Bethel
premises II confidently expected that the win
be raised before the LIST OF January conng and II ia
hoped INT $1,000 more. Necessary 70 complete 'ee
be procured by means o. subscription.
The Friend Gays that just 1fty ships visited the Arctic
Ocean this season and that thirty OF these have returned
without having taken drop of OIL while several Of the
remaining twenty took barely enough TO Keep Their bin
nscle lamps burning. A hard case, truly
The sum Ct 81 zoo was realized al Ladies' FAR which
took place at Honolulu and was numerousy attended
On the 22dof November, the French ffigate hlceste
rem Caao. arrived at'Honoluu, and anchored outside
The Sea BIRD and West Point have become respectively
the ksmehaineha and the Kalama The King and Queen
Of tho isands gracously pleased % allow the YES
sells 70 bear their own royal nsmes
mrs Noulton was 10 take her benefit a. the theatre
"var sieso on the 23d November. Lss Josephine was
dancing nightly.
The rational holiday was 10 DO held us1a review
Of tile military take place WAIKIKI Plains, and
IN the evenings reception and ball would be given At
| The palace.
pIKD.
At Hilo, Hawaii, Nov william John HillyArd o.
Beverley, YORKSHIRE Esgan1 aged 90 During the pas
season the decoased had been attached surgeon and
physician 10 tho whale ship John Coggshall, Captain
Norton OF New Bedford His death the result Of
injury received willie riding on horseback His funera
numerousy attended by masters, officers and sea
| men, and by the foreign res dents OF Hlo.
Also, Henry Redeker, aged 81 years, belonging 70
I Clater County, n. ", U. $. A.
On Nov. H. at Labaira, Mr.. James Kendall Mr.. X. had
come 70 the islands frou California some eight onth'
ago, for the benefit OF his health but disease Toe
skin. He leaves wife here and daughter Of cigh'
years, in California, to his loss Mr.. X. was
| native OF Windham, ". II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

We have received, via Callao, adyices from sydusy
dated to the l2th Of October The revenue returns for
the province OF Victoria have just been publ she'd On
the quarter ending September 3d. the total increase on
the aggregate revenue is f92,5ss, and on che year
rial revenue ON the quarter l60 343 aud year
S4l8 s33 The total Increase respectively q, compared
the year As the increase on the quarter IL at the rata
OF more than 81 600 900 per annu IL IL evident that
the revenue, up to the present moment, continues to
continuance OF dry weather throughout the colony
threatens TO render the fruit and grain harvest very
short. Latery, however, rain has fallen In some dis
trcts.
From New Zealand we learn that the ne. revenue for
the after deucting the Of collection Is esti
mated at 4l46,3lb, and the expenditure, exciunve OF
the costs OF collection f37 329-leaying balance OF
receipts over expenditure Of clos, $50.
destructive storm or hail, lightning and thunder
visited the district of Adelaide on the I'd October Much
property was destroyed and the fruit crop suffered Sc
Three Finlsnders, who had been taken prisoners Of
war IN tho Baltic and allowed to enter the English
merchant Service had deserted from their ship South
Australia and 1t is thought acting as spes for the
Russian government.
Mss cehaTine Hayes has been giving concerts In
seriously interrupted by the esiempors accompaniment
o. Daoy ~ arms mat created great CONFUSION
pos ro rom return the gold d es
same period isSs o. sdss l. rs A The
1899, at 65l per oun:e, FL 37 BAT 1885, va; and In
l'p. Tor the same Peri9a only fsbl o4s lss II Nj
.ie sictorla fol neIus, the decrease from Janu
sTT ist 10 septt mber 8oh, this year parcd With
1853, has been 1Sl ia ounces During tae veot end
ing 81 ptezaber 3oh the quantity OF gold brought down
by escort 70 Melbourne and Ge.ong 40 So ounces
promising gold Geld he's been discovered near Lake
George.
The reports from the newly decoTered gold fclds at
Inc omeo L2lc, are encouraging With respect 20 the
S;ctoIia gold fields Mr. Patterson, in his 6et.osg Gold
CfTeulGr, OF the Both November, says--
Our principal htds seem TO be doing wen at present
and general business is reported az ogain stirring
MARY borough g s the centre OF attraction and al
housh tie yield Is not large from that Reld considering
Mr.. Khnl, in his last Melbourne Gold Cireusv states
nat the price OF gold has recsded sixpenoe per snce
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EenadOr.
Correspondence Of the Panama hesalJ.l

GUAYAoUIL, Dec. 9, 1854.
The English debt has been recognized by this govern
ment bli has passed the Congress- to introduce wator
into this ~ by means Of pipes, and engineer
employed surveying for that purpose.
"A. seaman a applied to M. Game, ESD, Y. 3 Consul
cd from q whaleship; and, on his passage to thia
port landed on the island Of La Plata, During his
search for birds eggs he found what he supposed
guano Mr.: Game chartered vessel and pfonsolsd to
the island whore no found the guano to exist according
TO hs estimate to the amount OF 1--WE bundled THOUSAND
tons. understand tho anchorage is good the water
smooth, and that vessels may lay in ten athoms within
forty yards Of the base Of the cliff Hs has also dis
covered large quantity to exist another Island In
fact, the discovery appears Of such Importance that
causes q great excitement.
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once sno Die control .. he public money D DO an

once ana the control Of the public money Ia the main
object Of their ambition.n
The same journal adds, under the head Of .:Turther
Resolutons'-The PandmeHo Of yesterday publishes
letter from Lima, received BY gentleman In this city,
In which the writer sates that he has positive inforns
ton that Colonel bsnez 10 going to the Province Of Paste
to oppose BY arms the liberal party, and to proclaim
the constitution of1863 and the political doctrines Of the
conservative faction. Generals Hersn Mosquera, and
Paris and other leaders Of the party said TO be
cernsd in this The writer Of the letter COM
plains that all his tons and warnings to ST.
Ancsar this subject have been unattended to- and
he therefore writes to his friend here to put the public
ON their guard. #t
General Ibanes he says speaks Of nothing but hang
ing and shooting and has destined Generals Lopez aud
Herrara, with Obaldia, Murrc, Camacho RoldAn Arc
semena, and others to that end.
We trust the foregoing is not true and that the fears
Of the writer have led him magnify the matter Il
wonld indeed be most unfortunate for this country
that II has arrived ut tho termination Of long civil
war (when by the fusion Of all parties the legitimate
mt has trumphed the revolutionist that
fresh disturbances the revival Of old quarels should
again plunge the country into the horrors Of domestic
Let all those political leaders who for long
time have been disputng about theories unite together
and seek to give to this country government that in
practice viii secure the liberty Of the people, and lead
to their prosperity and hsppinsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

a1snantine, Thomas Watson, on private terms, and
200 Do, bright, ct 4se per II
SoAY-sss Of 100 boxes chemical olive, ct lie per 70
TN Prlu.sAlo last evening Of 20 boxes coke ct $40
rs per BOZ
SPIRITS rURPun1L--sslss OF 80 and Is hbls., or
Thomas Watson, 1T 50 10 per gallon.
LARD OII-Sae Last evening OF 20 bbls., ex Thomas
Watson on private terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

man: What You going to bury white nan-A dog,
anything s good enough for doe-there take him and
throw him among the bushes, and don't let you
attempt to bury him." u
II will sstonsh the advocates of The doetrine Of spirit
ual rappers, TO hear that It Is old out Harque
idea Extremes meet The lowest round the lad
der and the highest one are nearer each other than
are inclined to believe AL NGN&tt'A Hf
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ne small shipment Of treasure Is owing, Is said to
NE scarcity Of water In the nnes the present being
ono Of tho dryest winters in California within the
~ Of the i'odest inhabitanln me vesther In San
frAnesco has been delightful but the Inconvenience in
nssn very great Had Il not been for the great kydran
Nc Improvements, rendering most Of DE n0us tain
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THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE.
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u A n r GES AND EATHS
NJ A RK EFT S

ne steamShp North STAR Capt. Warner, arrived esry
yesterday morning from Aspinwan, from whence she
sasd the LIST inst at six O'Clock r. n. She brings
- California mail passengers, and specie which left
San Francisco in the steamer John l. Stevens, On the
len December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

Christy't Enstrels had made most succssstul tour
throughout the State.
yerd,s opera Of Ernanio had drawn crowded hou sos
al the Metropolitan.
MIR. and Mrf. Barney Williams continued TO draw
crowded houses at tho Metropolitan.
The prices at the American had been reduced
The opera Of ~ Barbieren was produced at the he
tropoan, the evening OF the 18th for the benefit OF
Signor Bag2an II gave unequivocsl satisfaction.
Nj. and hrq. STARK and Mr. Neshe had been playing
a. the American, Ia Hamlet "OthelIo' and sKng
Lear" They had succeeded in drawing good houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11

We arc indebted for les OF California papers and other
Avors M Z. W. Hull, Purser of the North STAR to
No expresses OF Aessrs. Adams 4 Co., and Wells, Fargo
40.
Among the passengers by the n. S. are Mr.. T. r.
Christy and troupe who have been profsssio nal
trip 10 California Mr.. II will be recoected was the
originator OF negro nstresy which has since become
an institution in this country
The North Star arrived at Aspnwan, from New York.
The 2Sth ul in eight days and four hours She was
detained a. AspnwGn 40 hours after the arrival OF the
passengers from the John L. Stevens in csnseq
81 the prevalence OF northsr which rendered
the embareaon Of the passengers and treasure i'm
possibility and made It necessary for the ship 70 leave
her berth at the wharf and seek safety in the open sea-
whore she compelled to remain until the IL. inst
when she returned to the port and by the aid OF boats
The passengers mails and treasure taken board
snd the ship proceeded her homeward voyage. For
ths frst Ave days Of the voyage she experienced strong
gales from n. E.. accompanied by heavy sea.
The steamer John l. Stevens sailed from San Fran
shco on The 18th Dee, $50 AM, and from Acapulco
Gath Dec, at o'c'o,k AM. arrived at Panama goth
December 4 O'Clock A NJ. Decsnbsr g. Bpm, sixty
miles above Acapulco passed steamer Sonora from Pa
mama bound to san Francisco. All quiet in Acapulco
vAen the John t. Steyens sailed. Tho John L. Stevens
lad on board the following amount Of specis:--
Fer New York 49, G23 05
IA,i08 ~
fahama s'.s,.,s...,.,,.'.......... lS,ooO %