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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

Last Saturday evening just after dark, we
were visited by storm accompanied by
some sharp lightning and startling claps of
thunder. The residence of Mr.. James
LaughIin, large three story BRICK, was
struck by lightning which ran down the
rod at the west side Of the house, and enter
ed at the ceiling of the first floor, making
a sma II hole one side of the rod A lady
seated at piano in the back parlor was
Frustrated and momentariy stunned. She
said it appe ared as if sheet of fire of blind
ing brightness had rolled over her. A boy
standing in back door was so benumbed
by the shock as for long time to be utterly
unable to move limb. Fortunately Dr.
Morganwas right at hand, and quickly re-
stored the parties by proper remedies. The
lady experienced no after i'll effects, but a
severe headache, while the lad was left in
no worse condition. The glass case cover
ing clock on the mantel piece was SILVER.
ed to atoms. The cornice. over q window
was knocked down, and some other little
damage done by the unwelcome visitor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

AK IRISH LETTER FROM New York
John O'Conner, late of Parsontown, Kings
County, Ireland, addresses to the Lo ndon
Times the following letter under date Of
March 9Th:
In the name Of God and humanity en-.
treat you to use your powerful and enfluen-
tial paper TO stop the emigration of my mis-
cradle countrymen from dear old Ireland
They are suffering all kinds Of priva,ions
here-thousands supported on public charity
lodging in the station houses, and the Their
mometer l0e below zero; no work and no
chance for any. In the midst of this dis
tress l,200 landed to-day and thousands are
expected. Are the people mad that they
thus rush on death and distinctions, The
Americans are liberal people; they do all
they can. but millions will not sustain the
poor foreigners here. Soup-houses in oil
the wards are daily crowded with the poor
How can it be otherwise. The emigrants
land here at the rate Of 10000 week
100000 arrived last year, and there will
be more this year if not stopped 10y the in
reference of men in England. The scene
here is heart-rending. The work in the
warerooms, canals and factories, is suspend
ed, which odds TO to the misery describe.
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All Right!

We are gratifed to mark an increase Of our
Daily subscription list among the Germans.
We have lost several German subscribers,
but have gained handsomely among their
own countrymen. This proves that all the
mstatements of our position &C., made by
the Enquirer and Reform, have been una
vailing to affect US injury among the more
intelligent foreigners. We intend to con-
tinue telling Germans plain truths just as we
have been doing, whenever the occasion
may demand-and if they can't bear to read
truth, but want to have their ears tickled
with heartless fattery, let them 60 to the
Enquirer and Reform. But above all things
let them recollect that the Journal begs no
mans patronage. Our paper is amply
worth to every citezen the price of subscrip.
ton. The telegraph news alone. received
exclusively by the Journal, is worth double
the price of newspaper subscription TO every
citizen. We are happy to receive new sub
scriptions, however, and are glad to notice
the Daily as well as the Weekly list, steadi
ly on the increase, as it proves our labor'
are meeting with general approval, and tha
every week is extending the influence o.
the old Journal. sl.aegrr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

~ We are glad to perceive by the fol-
lowing that the Sag NIGHTS have achieved
at least one stupendou victory, and in the
triumph honest merit has been rewarded. -
Kurtz, of the Princeton Clarion, says: %
Great and triumphant victory achieved by
the Sauke NIGHTS at this precinct on Mon
day the End inst, by the election of the edi-
tor of this paper over the combined forces OF
Know Nothings by four different
candidates, for the office of supervisor of
Road. Sound the gong!!! The enthusiasm
in his favor so great that he could have
beaten twenty candidates just as easy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

The State Journal of last Friday thus
speaks of the American Railroad article in
reference to the E. |. g. C. Straight Line Rail-
road. 1t copies Hon. o. III. Smiths reply
with this introductory:
0.y From some cause the Railroad Jour
nal has conceived dislike to the Indianapo-
lis, Cleveland aud Evansville Straight Line
Railroad. and its President o. III. Smith, Esq.
and has recently been exhibiting it in a
series of attacks. remarkable principally :ior
malignity and mistakes, upon both. As our
city is no little interested in the success Of a
line which will open to Us the Southwestern
portion OF the State, hitherto sort Of terra
iacogRitd richin mineral resources and agr-
cultural productions, but inaccessible, we
give below the refutation published by Mr..
Smith of some of the charges preferred by
the Journal. The assault upon bis, character
needs no remark. A long life OF Honorable
exerton is the best answer to unsupported
charges of dishonesty and deceit r,fr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
wheat Crop, &c.

The result Of numerous inquiries we have
made from different sections Of this region,
establishes the gratifying fact that the wheat
prospects of this part of the country, have
rarely if ever been better than they are now
at this stage of the season. The last eek 5
mild weather with the warm rains, having
started vegetation of all kinds into new life,
the wheat crops appear to feel the goodly
effects amazingly. At the present time all
is well in this particular. Our accounts from
abroad, so far as this State is concerned, are
encouraging for good wheat crops, while all
accounts unite in saying that a much larg-
er quantity of wheat has been sown than
last season. The weather of the last week
has been highly favorable to the farmering in
terests. The fruit in this region promise.
well. We have not heard thus far the usua
complaints, genera lily made prematurely, Of
all the peaches being killed, &c., ant
trust there will be no reason for such com
plants. But the weather is so tickle, WI
are never safe till the Summer has set il
earnestly. as-s1-o
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0rThe anti.American organs, here and

0EThe anti-American organs, here and
elsewhere, in their zeal against the Ameri-
can party of Cincinnati and for the foreign
'partyiof that city, have represented that the
'Cincin natl Germans, when firing the cannon
that became the object of solmuch strife,
were merely firing IN honor OF the birthdayof
Jefferson. The Americans believed, and
acted upon the belief, that the Germans were
firing the gun as signal for the rallying OF
their countrymen for conflict.
Now the representations given of this mat
ter by the antfAmerican organs are certain
lywfhout found-tion. Let the circumstan-
ces- be considered for asmoment. The ma
tive born voters, were excluded or at least
said to be- excluded from'the eleventh Ward
polls OF Cincinnati. A fierce fight ensued
betveentbe natives on the one part and the
foreign born population on the other, (which
lasted mere than half an hour, weapons of
all descriptions being freely used. Anlex-
cited and wrathful crowd of thousands was
assembled all around. The American party
was at length victorious in the conflict, and
loud proclamation was made that the polls
were open TO all legal voters Almost i'm
mediately thereupon the cannon in the pos
J session of the Germans commenced thunder
/ ing from the summit. of the hill directly in
the rear of the polls, and great stir was
observed among the Germans. The Ameri-
cans had no doubt but that it was rally
ing signal, and we do not see how any can
did man of sense can prevail upon himself to
suppose that the Germans at such a moment
and in such spot and under such circum-
tances were celebrating the anniversary OF
Jefierson's birthday! When in Cincinnati
or Louisville or New York or Boston or Phil.
adelpha or Baltimore or any other city OF
/ the Union were the Germans ever before
known even to pretend to celebrate with the
firing of cannon the birthday of Thomas JEFF
ferson! How came such celebration to be
thought Of for the first time by the Cincin-
natl Germans on the late election day and
in the midst of events of so exciting char.
acter II Lou. Jour. IL, 8.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

TwIss INDEED BLESSING. -Monsieur
Y Is good husband, kind father, a
good citi.en-but he has one weakness. He
believes in the superstition about the number
thirteen. Nothing would tempt him to sit at
table, one ofthat fatal number. He would,
on no account, begin any important business
on the thirteenth of the month, or start on
that day upon voyage. He was the father
of twelve children. Imagine his consterna-
ton at the prospect of that number being
changed TO the fatal thir,been! He could
not sleep-it caused HIM anxiety night and
day. The thought was torture to him. But
Heavens blessing rests upon large families
and our friend was relieved in time, by the
announcement thattwo streetG1aghters claim
ed his love and care--and tina, the luckless
number was changed into fourteen! - ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

THE WREAr CRoP.-the Lawrenceb urgh
ia. Independent press OF "Wednesday says
that the cold in March has injured the wheat
on fat clay land. In many fields the with
cred plants may be scraped up in handfulls,
The appearance of the wheat, however, has
Improved within few days an / the editor
thinks the crop will be as good as usual in
that part Of Indiana. - 20 ei@e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

W Inc storm last Saturday evening pre-.
vented US from receiving dispatches for yes.
terday's Journal. The telegraph is a very
good thing, but it can't compete with light.
ming itself when the latter takes the field 70,
frolic. ~. t..s.s ss,t j.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

~ Mr.. Osborne REILLY, of the firm OF
Shanklin & REILLY, arrided here from an
Eastern business trip last Sunday. We
thank him for newspaper fayors. He has
been making large additions to their present
stock of goods, and they will soon be open
for the inspection OF customers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

BOUNTY LAND AFPLicANTs.-The Com
missioner of Pension has decided that no
person can be a beneficiary under the section
of the act of March s, 1856, who has not
performed fourteen days service at the seat
Of the iear in which he shall claim to have
served.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

New DEaTIsT.-We understand that DR..
j. Fleager, who has an excellent reputation
as a Dentist, and recommendations from
high sources, is about to establish himsel
in this city. He will remove here in a cou-
pie weeks. We think he will find in this
a good field for his professional labors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

GFOur markets continue to be very poor
ly attended. None of the early veg eta bles
have come in yet except young onions and
lettuce. The meat market was never
worse since we have had market house
in which to sell the article.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

TWe published last week the arrival OF
the America and some of the news brought
by her. To-day we give continuation OF
the news, although it is not of very great
interest. -ra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

~ Squire Rowley's new brick buildings
on Main street are growing up rapidly, and
will be among the first of the large new
business houses complet ed this season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

~ The wire crossing the river on the
Evansville and Henderson line, has been put
up, and the line is in working order. at least
was the last we heard of it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court commenced its April
session here yesterday. Nothing but or
ganization was done during the day. The
following is the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDWARE, NEW sTOCh.

HARDWARE NEW sTOCh.
assortnsns fl.Edwsis caiissy. eiNhieh
hewould invite an examination BY merchants ana traders
ally order they satisfy themselves that ard
is made up ty direct importaons Europe Home
Maaufacdre. The foiowing eo%Trises PORTION Of his
Tatle Knives. 30 gross every style and pat
tern.
Pocket knives; 500 doz.; superior assortment.
Scyhes; 100 doz., grass and grain, superior quail
scvjhe snathes: rs dozen. complete assortment
Grades, grain; 25 doz,, assorted qualities.
Forks, hay and me nure; 90 dozen, from common
10 best polished.
EIayraxes: 20 dozen, "BIood's" brand.
Scvlhe stones; p bxs OF ! gross each.
Hoes; 10 dozen, steel, planters, aud handled.
Chains; 10 casks, trace and log.
| Hames % dozen, root and steam bent.
Shovels and spades; 40 dozen, Ames', Rowlan6s
and iron.
Files; 500 doz. entire and complete assortment.
Sleeves and Riddles; - doz.. almost every mum.
Saws, mill and cut; 4 cases. cast and German
Saws; so doz hand rip. tenor, compass. wood,
Planes; 10 cases bench and moulding.
Locks and Latches; 40 cases all descriptions.
Butts Greenwood's; 200 doz. narrow, broad and
shutter e
Screws, gimlet; 1900 gross, New England Screw
Co.'S.
Axes; 60 bxs, ehopping, broad and hand
Brass kettles; 3 casks, all sizes.
Coffee mills; 80 doz., various patterns.
Spoons; 100 gross, iron Britannia and German sill
yer. ~ attt te.tHt ~
Tea kettles casks, light and smooth.
Augers; 100 dozen, assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hinges; 1900 lbs, 6 "a inches.
Sad irons 1000 lbs, 4to9 lbs
q
ment .-.e-ss.4 h4E
wool cotton and horse cards. horse dust
ing and shoe brushes and euger bits AMI
hAtchet hanerz ehises and gouSes every
description braces and bs hsh hooks and lines cedar and
pencils; comhs speetaces and cases. port mon
naies needles sewing knitting and guA caps jews
harps, hairpips, thinbles etc.. etc. sa.
IS 80 together with -
chain pumps and chain ny the eAsk-al OF which VIII be
sold exceedingly cash ed time paper ny
r..t lE Secs. - 4 HAS. 3. WELLS.
the Hardware Store. doors below Branch Bank.
Evansville Ind. - .fs apIf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

% Among other dispatches, we publish
dispatches to-day which should have been
in yesterdays paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
MORE aBotr ELECTIONS.

MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS. tt.u
hWING to the about the city election.
~ deep felt in the Prshbtery Lag by all the
great political parties deem IL bat duty that
SUMMERS * TILESToN. having j. 8. received new Ca
mera direct from New York are now July rerared
pictures in the best STYLE small miniature large
size. Theyare also prepared with the best gt in the city
copyin pictures They guarantees that picture shal
receive which may left in their hands Cor the al
purpose. HiarI ~ -
n. B-Why Dogratyper taking picture like rent
sitting handsome gai Answer be had ly esllingat
SUMMERS * TTLEST0N'S Gallery
On Moin St, opposite Branch Bank.
mh30 over the Marble Depot.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
EVANSVILLE d CRAWFOR DSvILLk
T RAILROAD.
N Hs s1e -
OPEN TOfTERRE HAUTE

CN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER G. 1884,
lrans y i'll run as follows Sundays escepted):)
UP"HD TRAIN. DOWNWARD
Leaves Evansville $50 m LeaTes Terre Haute $3.50
arIns ~ Nineennes l2oo Arrive az Nincsnnes l2oo
p'part TON zoe PM Depart from tho
o. erre haae 4 "A Arrive at Evansville 1855
- f~sseneezs uine a. 'incenses. =
Passengers this route sleep Terre &ute Msrn
ing Train on the Ierre Eaute and Richmond Road NJ
arrive at Indianapolis a le:40 A NJ.
trains as toilDws
For Il .:sO A. NJ.
Tor Pittsssrh and all intermediates points via.
'Benefontaue road 80 Y
For Nenia. Dayton Columbus Zanesville and Wheeling
via Indiana Central rsada 4, rrirs at Columbus
II. u. 49, r. u 81 ~ L.
For Chicago Logansport Ii ayets Lafsvette
Il NJ. arrive at Chicago al $3.50 p NJ. 4 > fgq
For LOUSY New a. hany hy
willie 70 d as also with II aims Perm
wall find greatly their adyanae for safety
speed and certainty ts route
during winter in preference the
BY and early
with oIhr Companies by which Ey
anville in the will Chicago
Columbus and Louisville same day. 49,
The others having Goods
from the East called this nedurn
ation the river Goods shipped frem
arrive Evansville third cay making the time in
longer avoiding
red when shipping by steamer. fs.1cl ssial 2
J.J. DANIELS. sup't.
Evansville Dee-6 1854 HO gNT7 delft
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
LIST OF LETTER.

DEMA1NINCi in the Post Office At Evansville, Ind.
Ii April 18th, 1855. q -
TPPersons calIingfor these letters viii phase sal
60 Advertised" and give date ofIist. 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
BURLINGTON, VT, April IL.

Fourteen inches Of, snow fell here last
night and this morning. At 3 p. M. the
thermometer stood at $50 above zero.
LocKPoRr, N. Y. April ! l.
The entire American ticket. has been elect
ed here by an average majority of five hun
dred. -'ss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
ATTENTION FAR MEKS!

ATTENTION 4 nix uEE1S! =
HXTOOL & tRDIxts-The undsrsigse ed asks the attsn
w tou Of ces col Carc
ing This establishment has two machines running day and
steam enabling out work faster and cheap
than anv other similar in this region while the
work il excellent may bring in wool for himself
&c an ordinary and only have
few honr for il carded Ny prices reasonable The
ce always paid wool quality
bsyean old experienced Carder work my machines
and promise sats faetiOn. les wifi J. NJ BIRTH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

EROCERIEs.- $500.
bbis hf bbls Molssse 50 bags prime Rie Coffee.
10 hhds Sugar 10 bags Pepper Spice. in Store
nd for sale IT Low st market rates by =. -
deeif SAMUEL okR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

,sr NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
BY CARSON d HAMILTON, -
CORNER OF LOCUST AND SECOND STREETS,
EVANSVILLE IND
v1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform she citizens
II Evansville and vicinity that they have hand
and constantly receiving fresh supplies OF the choicest
Family Groceries embracing usually kept
in establshme Of the kind.
We have such for receiving fresh
plies table produce kinds the Green River
country aud elsewhere enable all times to keep
full Of he freshest articles to be found an the
market.
goods delivered charget any part Of the city
ap9-ly CARSON d HAMlLION.
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STATEMENT aff.l Z.

Esd fFc-- STATEMENT at.+D.r -'tt
HNF THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE Co.. NEWARK,
W y. J., OF JANUARY. 1856 Ofhee. Isl
Market street Agency No. IL Wall street, N Y.
RECEIPTS 80
Balance sts Jan l. 1851 COS &c
Premiums received during the year. sss5 ss6 "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

ftH 0OIiCE.t I..s.ffs4
EARTFTEDin lot of Oak and Water streets.
~ large Flathoat Saturday 18th March 1885,
The hereby notified prorer pay charges
aud within fetn days from the date OF ths
she will be appraised broken and removed
cording to Law. mh2S If CHARLES BABCoCk.
S,PICEs.-s0 kegs assorted Out Spikes" s-Hsc'
- IS do do Pressed Spikes: AZ redseed rstes
by mh2f .rel u Ykk. pALhkLL co.
DAiNTED buck ETs.-5o don fancy and pisn just
,l rec iOr sac ~ eILBFRr co sve. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17
CRACK ERs AT WHOLESALE AND Retail.

FH>HE undersigned constantly keeps hand large assort
ment fresh Water. butter and Sugar Craekers and
also Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which being
low prcs as in place in the West and not eseeed
in quality by any other IN the cOuntry large
Sycamore and Vine. mh29H j. SINZICH.
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COOPERs, TOOIs.

COOPERs' TOOL
ar Cincinnati manufacture consisting of Truss Hoops
W Knives, Axes. Adzes Drivers. Frses Jointers Saw
and Planes. At api6 BABCoCk Bko.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

VVrOOD bought the lowest OF any place In the eli
w from VIM Green Woodward. EgsIeston's Foul
dry Orders be left at I. D. Heimann store on VA
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

gENHE large portion Of their
stock Of Spring Summer Goods consisting IN part OF
Bsached and Brown Sheeunxs and shirtings Nsrines'
TekEz Cottoades Pant Stufs canlet Jeans.
blue Denis and Drngs bached ans brown Drilin Irish
Brown Linens Shirrg Cheeks Tweeds Jeans
Casseres and Broad Cloths Prints GingbAns Lawns aad
Muslin black fancy Lustres Bereges Cashmere and
Muslin LANES Checks Summer CcstiBgs. to-
gether with large and well selected stock Of Notions Boots
Shoes. Hats Clocks numerous TO mention to
all Of when they respectfully wife the atention Of all
mhss MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-17

ATEW and beautiful styles. fine steel rakes. no
" spides shovels. scythes. snaths and cradles at
apl6 49, 81. BABCoCk Bho-
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on ber fir, voyss. command ed sv Capt and owned
By Mr. John 81 RsDdel, Of Baltimore Bssid, The captain
her consisted Of five se.men And eoos oay
Of n. ,s.meu' mo va VIZ .h.h.' irI
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IA chs STUART CAMPBELL, ia tsif<x, All o. Dostoa
2l,t havir : been got o store ct Msrhheld
EsAsCgIsl before parted lOst IN Cadifsn bsJ vn
v.usd A. Sz2 sss insured the following en- e. B)s
Tor: New England Mutual 1905 Alliance so'o" Eluis
able $500 ~., ,-t- - -
hoard 50 tnds sursr rom bark C.oras 1hore N ksao.
Point -. -, -, -
ectured TO from ship Tnqns Ios N hs vicinity,
M, Txrboon .s Inadvertently ttsfed ye.terdsy-
sens JosTPHrsE Dlsos~sy, Ney-foIt, ndse bound 20
sSroi. ~ Mondsv nish dsmpton Roads N coils
,on With .tesu sslvoers Richmond bound % Baltimore
Tn. .br carried s1sy ibboom. Oa ~srts. nsh,h-af and
,srn III. cfoed that she colt proceed
on he, vo,.s- The GEORGIA her ssstsnce
sp6 t,x.d her auehorsse
reported yesterday be the NortnTad wsssup
poed eonssned KIEsnd Chse Co.. who are in receipt
Of stsr Norfolk, which says: 'hs u pot easy neither
has sae been ashore bot bJ sho Call. Packet
from Csso. The bIs considerably dsmsged In her upper
The ctptsn has ensssed steamer to to" her up 10
Baltimore.