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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

The Presden, has appointed John L.
Dawson Of Pennsylvania Governor Of Kan
sas, in place Of A. Fl. Reeder, removed. Mr..
Dawson was member Of the les. Congress,
and voted for the Nebraska bill.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

ExrEcToRATIoN is a most important object to be
attained in all attempts to diseases of the
Chest and Lungs. The Cough which is so dis
tressing, is attempt to throw off all foul matter
existing in the air passages irritating the men,
brane, and expectoration gives great relief
Guinn's Wild Cherry Pectoral possesses this de-
srabe quality, throwing off the diseased and NOR
bid matter, alfording ease and comfort to the pa
tient. See advertisement. --.--
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

GuANo-Thc Richmond Wing says that
some forty Of The leading farmers OF Alber-
msrle county, have united for the purpose
Of purchasing their annual supply OF gusno.
They will order from ESQ 10 3OO tons d.
rec. from Baltimore,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

We refer those who wish 10 subscribe
for either Of the great British Reviews or
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine to the ad-
verlisement in another column. This is o
favorable time for new subscribers TO begin.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

7 George Blackstone has been appointed
keeper Of the ligh. house at Blackstone is
land g. q salary Of $3.50 per year. sa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

The Methods. Camp Meeting for Charles
Circuit will commence on Friday the 10Th
inst, near the Bunny Oak. ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

The yellow fever is increasing at New
Orleans, the deaths last week from i. mum.
boring l19.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

DEATH OF JUDGE FRIeK-We regret 10
make The announcement that the Hon. VIII
liam Frick, Judge Of the Superior Court Of
Baltimore city, died on Sunday morning
last at The Warm Springs, near Slaun.on
Virgins, whittier he bad repaired for the
renovation Of his health. As judicial Of
6cer, Judge Frick was very highly esteem
ed and in ell the private relations Of life he
was truly exemplary. i
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02
ALEXANDRIA. July p, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA. July q, 1855.
GRAIN. Uheat-The market is not quite as
firm yesterday, though we hear of no material
change in prices-white is quoted at 81 S0aSl s.
and red atSl 70aSl IS.
The receipts of other kinds of grain are light,
and prices unchanged.
Corn.-Prime white at los cts.
OatS-Sales of Oats at So 60 cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

The late advices from Mexico represent
the progress Of the Revolulionists in that
country, from Matamoras. to Acapulco, as
almost certain 10 result, either in the over
throw Of Santa Anna and complete recon-
slruc.ion of the Central Government, or in
the secession Of three or four of The North
ern end Western States, and their organize.
lion into an Independent. Republic, la
Texas, with precisely the same ultimate OBJ
iecl 10 view.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02
In the Crcud Court for Charles County
sitting as a Court of Equity.

siltimg as a Court of Equity.
ELIZABETH J. II ALTON vs.. ANN E. Fl. FERRALI.
and others.
ORDERED, this 9th day Of July, 1855. by
" Joseph Stewart, Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Charles County, as Court of Equity, that the
sale made and reported in this cause by Samuel
H. Berry, Trustee, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the first Monday in December next; pro-
vided a copy Of this order be inserted III some
newspaper printed in Charles County, once in
each of three successive weeks before the third
Monday in November next. The report states
the amount of sale to be S676.
True copy-Test:
JOSEPH STEWART, Clerk
au 9 Of G.. G.. for Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

NEGRO RIOT AT SARAToGA.-The negro
servants al Saratoga Springs, few days
since, were prohibited by the proprietor of
Congress II I'll from drinking q. the spring
from the same glasses as The whites. This
did no. sui. the ''free and equal" doctrines
of The darkies. The next morning a mob
Of about thirty negroes assembled around
the spring, and one of them snatched glass
from lady and began drinking. when a
gentleman from New York threatened to
shoe. The frs. negro that touched another
glass. Things looked for few moments
quite serious, but seeing the determination
of HE gentlemen present, The negroes con-
cluded 10 beat retreat. The same alter
noon large building. belonging to The pro-
prietors Of Congress Hall, YVES burned, and
it is supposed TO have been set on fire by
the negroes. The riotous negroes, il is said,
belong TO The United States Hotel.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

PRESSING NECESSITY FOR THE MONEY.
The new French loan Of 100000 900 francs
will require it is said, deposi, of 25 per
cent, as The first inslslment. This argues
pressing necessity. The frs, deposit, so to
be required would amount to lS7,5OO,OOO
francs (; bu. the Governmen, is said already
TO have borrowed sixty million Of the Bank
of France, and would consequently have
only 127, 100000 francs of the new loan in
hand 10 supply the enormous demands up
on the Treasury for the maintenance of The
war. The alleged reason for raising the
first nslslmen. to that amour. is not the pow
erty Of the treasury, bu. to favor The large
capitalists, TO whom amount is no object,
and So rendered difficult to the smaller or
less wealthy speculators. When The pre-
vIous loan was made every body having
means was invited to take it, and ii was so
arranged that ell could do so.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-02

The Baltimore american contains some
excellent remarks abou. ''Csndidales for
Office" II says:
"It would be expecting too much TO sup
pose that there will ever come q political
millennium in the history of any na,ion-a
period when public Offices shall be filled ex
clusiveiy bvs men unexcep,ional in qualifi
cations or character. To anticipate such a
slate of 'hings would be to Law aside ell ideas
of party, and invest the heart with degree
Of virtue, and the head with an infaIlibili.y
OF judgment, which have never We. belong
ed 10 fral humanity. The truth is, TINT 9
perfect cure IS out Of The question, and ny
considerable modification Of The evil, If ever
achieved, will constitute an epoch in the
history Of reform. In this country, where
party may make aud unmake the govern.
men', and is really the dispenser of lis emo
Iumenis end honors, there exists at once an
unbouuded field for The speculstions Of the
ambitious, the Spectator and The demsgogue.
Blu. still reform with Us is possible"
The american shows very clearly how
the reform may be brough. about, thus:
"The chief difficulty lies in The apathy
and apparent Indifference Of the great bod
Of intelligent and respectable citizens them
selves. They will not attend The primary
meetings., where the movement begins fhst
makes the President. These ward meetinge
are really Of more importance in the sggre
gate than the national nominating conven-
lions, as the actions Of the latter are invati-
ably determined by the men and principles
endorsed IN the former. ], mus. be appa-
rem. to all that if the citizens a, large would
determine to estimate adequately the merits
and pre'ensions of all seeking office, andto
advance none but those whose character are
as good as their principles, The benei. tina,
would result to this country, politically any
morally, would be incsIcuIable."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
$l6S,O0O IN GOLD.

The Accessory Trapst Company 9 steamship North
ern Leh'. Capt l.. Cnah paugh arrived yesier-
day morning, IN seven days and two hours from San
Juan del sorte sith Passenger. and treasure from
San Frapci,co, per steamship Cortes, March "a.
Capt Thomas Cropp-r, late commander of the
steamship Cort,s, died OF dropsy, in San Francisco
Msrcn -.
TIE Trsp.t route lie in excellent coDditiOn-,be
river being hi. h. and ;he country perfectly healthy.
But nule Ia. been dote 10 the interior OF Central
America .ipce the death OF Cbonorro. Muhos, tao
lescer Of former revolupon aud the ablest General
ia the country hos taken the 90 omsnd VI the Demo-
cratic army in Leop. wh en- CONSISTS Of about 1900
and is drilling them 10 anticipate OF al STACK
by the Leyiumi is unaer Corral, VINO has army Of
5000
It's repor.ed tbs. 80 Of Col Walkers ENrGR,Srs
LEFT Sen Francisco about the l'b uls in a-mau YES
sci for Central Americs. Walker himself, ani 40
Other vessel., are 10 leave mmecistey hi, prepars-
ii, L. having been made With the greatest secrecy.
They will JOIN Gen. MahIs # possible, sol may ede t
important change. in the affairs of Nicaragua.
A yslasble coal min. bas been discovered shout p
r,iles fn m San Juan DEL No''e, and stain mile or
two OF 10 coast The coal is said to be OF very
peior quality and 10 great abundance IL Ties sitoin
The gTsnt claimed oy the AmeIic'o Com )any.
Apru :, LETT in the hsrbor OF San Juin, Aneric IN
brig Eastern Sac
April 10 lat 800 30, Ion. $50 49,, ssw steamship
Fl Doraoo fr, m Havaps for A-pinwall.
sPrcrE LIST OF THE soRrHERS LIGHT.
els Fago CO... So 20 Drexsi X CO... ...sSooAo
S,li.m,n 4 p -, New & @g1z 10000
Ros Fseor.r 4 Co. 1881 rhos WstsOa sOcs.. 1000
b W,f.a oo..::. iscC To,.,......s S. $40
cara !, d.ht,d 10 Thomas T. H-tch Esq Pdrser
Of the Noltttrn Light, 70 'he Pacific Express Com
p,py. ard TO q. ". Sullivan & Co.'S Express, for
valuable fayors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
FROM THE SOUrH.

The rows rom Kern River is very mesgsr. n,
pspers contain nothing additional, but through DR.
vote sourcss vi lean that the mines are 3" no han
" hug, ard tina, tbCse who will work csn make tyr
wages there are reports Of gold discoveries within
forty lee of San Diego
An siYrav occurred at Monterey on Tharsi,,.
which resulted in the ceAth Of two psrsoal-D,
S4udford. # New York and Jeremish Mcmahon, a
Iristmau az one time a resident of Phlsdalph.
Men abon was the brother in lss Of William RoacA,
late 81 erf Of Monterey snd DR.. SANFORD ID
husband Of the wioow of joe M4ris Sanchez. Wa
Roach the sbscoudiDg Sheriff had cheated t5e So
chez estate out Of large of money soua so 00
and the dispuie between Sandford and hcMshoa
grew cut of lawsuit relative to said estate 1hey
met az McMulsns United States Hotel, end ater
some high words hey crew their revovers end fired
The shos took effect il yitsl parts, sud both tao
oomhatarfs fell dead This STAR created much cen
.s'ior ~ Monterey where McMshon and Saaiforl
wers vel Known and highly respected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

NisCoysIs STATE PRIsOS AT the expiration Of
1854 lie Dum 'er Of prsoneTs was II OF these 20
w-re mals- sod females. Mlssrk.3 County is re-
pTeienied by 81 prisorers over hat OF the rnole;
Msrqu.iie 10y }, Dodge 4, Rock 8, Racine =, ssuk l,
keUtfhs ,. Bed Ak I, Columbia ., " 4uke-hs 4,
Dane ., Jefferson 9 OzaDkte l. AMI Washington l.
Neither GRAFT County any Of Tho counties in tho
mining r., ion, have any representatives., fact
", ion speeAs we'll for The character OF the cIIz of
TIA, sec;iCr.
Largely seems 20 BE- the prsdominsting crime. ac.
eordiIg 10 TOE satisfies OF this report murder soi
burglary reIt OF TIE convic's SO were born il the
Utited Stai-s, 10 IN Hand, IL ia Germany. and the
renSircer il Cansda, Enel land, HODaui, Henb1ry
snc Wales. Ole prisoner wss born o. tire Atlsndc
Ocean.
The Commissioner hes KEEP. in view what should not
be OyeIlOok-d IL puni-nrsnt-tbe Reformation Of the
criminal, sLd hs, nsucsd large number OF the pris-
OreIs 10 osvote their leisure moments 20 mental chi
tvsiion. The effect upon the prisoners has been
mot graiif ing end bIt prisoner IL how IN ,be
10 read sud Erte. The whole number Of convlcts
enfnfd in ihs p.on during TIE year was lOj. OF
whom a. received during the year. II seems to
o that The Governor has mads free use Of his p4rdoo
ING poser "a pffoBers having been pa'doned out by
him durfs the year OF whom 10 however we're
paIdoIe ed lie day before the expiration o. heir tern,
N order ths: they nigh: 70. be c2haneh.sed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
Died.

Ia San Francisco Thur'dy sveuns March I5 fever.
Samuel he.tiy, of New Nofs. seed p Seass.
IL Ssu Fslcise1. Friday March 18Th 81 typhoid fever,
Nj AgTnon sidGey Lestol, fo mel from Li.le. Nes
Nnk f several resident OF ssn FFsnoiseo. ,of
The 6r,n Of A S. Nhealoa S Co. aged SO Yeas sni
months
10 stoeston Msrch li Of consumption. afer ona and
painful ues Macy Jue, dsusher Il joseph aud sGAnHs
cc"t tged IS yests .
IN sor.,own h-Ieh 10 Mr. John wa,efhouse, formerly u
Penrsy vauie sIed about - yasrs
n fuco', Valley, tfe siu Of "a ch Francis heuimn,
er,d IS ,fa-p native q Rict mo1t, Nc
y San Francisco on the I'D Mnch at the agency Of ms
Ncs,a.us steauhip Go hfora ricted III ses Saos'a
1honss Is. trofpI, late Commander of se,mshp Cores.
foTu ey Iesidsnt OF Aocomsck County, Vrsisa Ned v
10 ysn rr.rcisco. the evening" o. tho 2l OF snss,
1855 aesHaIh a. Pessey, nom hewYoik City. 10 hh '~
- -.
Ia the None Los Angles Couaty, Mach :, Bradf rdc
Fo~ e. late OF Paris LsIher COUNTY, frN.s
In Suetge the ltth March. alter long snt painful
ur,. Of con.umo lon N Charles A Low, zoo OF Mr. h.
Low f1irneuy OF Rocslsno III
IL eaerame-to, March 10 hr Js"ss Hamilton, sssi 70
DIoyre1 II Bsues Bss hs North Hoss Of the sm.r.
RIVER On the ets hsrcn hlF Be. amin s. hmta assd .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

In 5,n Frsoc,co March 20 Mr James Caves - xs Fra.
ces n weldon b N o. $50 Fnre'sco
In sen F.D,isco FIano Gsresche 20 ClSs As1e,t beth
Of ssn FIsIcsc0
L Sshhorn 81, f Alameda
In tr nci'eo March y, Mr. Thomas Rchard Ham "a
NJ - Sarah Arm Abro
John ruler OF Mauslrhe Hin, 70 nss Minerva A. Hos.
'o.d Of Gtofgetowu.
Dry Cek Feb =, Henry King 70 Miss Frsrces ahpa,
al Of shssfa County
A. Bssy- Fec. 26 Co,more Wright to Mise LII. Aaisr.
sOh 81 Shasta County.
On Cio,er Cr-,k jan ST. John c. Rodgers to Ms, s.ni
bUyss al ~ shsts C0nUiy.
A. Newport, Shasta county John ii. Benton - Mise Anea,
Hiirr
10 Nevsds Much 8, Mr. Brodiusto Mis- ". j. s0dis,,
81 81 brt piece
PioreIo Mach 10 % the residence Of John Z. Ay
AM rev johnson 20 Mfss ssesh Ayr,s
n -OcttOn Mach H. Mr r. flseles OF stockton, 70 No
Augrse b. re'zky ~ Ne~-York Cit'-
Ia to- March q >. ~. sezer to ms. scssl Rich.
IL Yteks March IS Dr. F. O. Hsan Miss Jsnrss L. Sic.
postsCr. 49, -
Esit
10 ssn FIArciseo March 49, NJ George Mortimer to Mss
Kate Arnot. late VI New Oflsans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

,houd De resort 20 abduction. which II va, m, n
be presumed would be ATTEMPTED
The America vas reported N ha ,,S.. Oh. 49,.
mand 81 capt. jacob Cousins, although we be,isv,
she clesred With Victor seaman A p.s,sr C.o,.,s
Sesn an returned TO this city on SATURDAY. Las, :.
sereer on board the John l.. Stephens.
Stree his arrival the town ha. bean all Ara, IN
ruuo's OF the condition appearance, doing, Ard H.
tBion. Of Meggs his party. These r. pors .rs an
conchsnd and Of course deserv ing OF no osrscn..
cre6.rce. II is said tina. M.iggs was very mus,
stressed on bis passage; that his health gra1Q,u,
isled him and thu. be begged 10 be put .shers ANY,
where. All the While, ho~eyer. no one on board
knew os' be had been guilty OF the cr ne which hss
rendered bis name Infamous On arriving AZ r.Ic,
kuar a. The Americspywss boarded almOs, IS soon A.
she dropped anchor. by NJ. Charles Minfnrn; AMI
Mege- rhO hoped 70 have reached country vhen,
Bis misdesds were uukoo~n, was sppalled a, 40 mn,
expected sn sppari'lon. Mr. Ninturn II will be "a.
nemoered is establishing line of steamers on H.,
coast Of Chill Recovering, however, Meigg. took
Mr. Nir'uin tsde, ard begged of him. for the s.ke
az fs ~ife whose heart Il would brssk not 10 reveal
the fetal secret ali on board except the tso wsr,
igpGart of it. Whist Mr.. Muturu did we are rot
sdv'sed; but the fsci already known on shore
atesstaper nom san Fran c.co having previously
resctec that out oi-the.wsy place. The most "a.
merkahle part of the story ia that Meigcs hal ake,
away but between $1,000 and 60 900; ana that which
will strike the public move remarkable eth IL con-
tai cd in the query-Hlat IS Capt Sean.a L,,.g \.
Sgn fyOncfscOi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

besieqed in their camp, - the Russsss are in Be-
yassopol Eupatorisis like vie soOa IN be Invested
BY the Rs,,isns, who are assembling In crest
numbers around the town, ssd preventing Oner
Pasta from taking any ,tep Of offensive warfare.
1t i, altogether out of the question for him to
march upon the north side OF Sevastopol. since
Ostep- Sscken hss established fortified camp on
the Be beck. The Sandman troops cannot arrive
In the Crimes before the end Of April. a. u the
French Army, nobody knows when it IL to en-
bark: and il 10 fret TO form camp az ConstAn-
tDople, probsby for diplomats, not for military
designs. The Queen, with gre,t reluctance, has
at last invited tbe Emperor and bis Empress T.
Windsor, for tie 10th of April. Personally the
visit is 6issgreeable 10 her feelings. She likes
the family of the late Louis Philippe and dsllkes
both Napoleon aud Eueeuie most heartily.
The English have .unk one of the large Rq'.i.n
steamers in the barbor of SevsstOpol by we'll
aimed shell Ire Turks at Eupstori. have shiT-
cred to pieces a travelling. coach, drawn By SIX
borser, on the road 20 Perekop, aud believe
fslsely, they have killed ole of the Grand Dukes
The sriiceDtrsl zatioD movement 10 Eogland
begins 10 take more definite ssspe. league
similar to the Corn-La League, is about 10 be
ftrned-embrscins Tories a. well as Liberals
III few weeks ! sbs1 probably have an oppor-
tuDity 10 tell you more abous important move
melt 4. =. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

san FRANCISCO. Fiidsy Evening, Narch ..
Trde been upusualv cul to day aud there ~ u-
y ng 20 sccoult for H. Eyen of bogus sales OF souS sA
GRAlN We have heard tt, Tho weather has beee uoon
fc,tsbiy VAIN
-Jobbiur sales e go Or schs A,hsys Self hut.
Sl2 50 60 SUFFOLK Sl5 q 200 ~ aud 20 bbs hsA.l sD
4 bbl. -.
WHF,r-sales of sack, vi ling 2c and us do d.
&c 3 70 ,, .,
forarors--SO trade worth reporting Email retail sas
coed at III q n. -
RIcy- s.e. Of 400 mats No China, private tsrns
CoFFFr-saes Of e. bags RIO on private terms
TrArass OfiOr Imperial t1c y ID, and 30 pksa To-
fetior mixed on privsie terms
sAlr-ssle Of 10 tuns Rock Salt At BS5 Y iun. ..,
CssE GooDsAn invoice q the following articles sod w
p cent acvsLce 700 CHARGES eNebAnys iofaded 10
caes Pie Fruits co do Ieih Peaches. ~ do oo'nees AM
Apcos 20 DO rTnrbsry Jam, and 81 do Brandy fesehs<
LAID Stlfs Of 60 osses. tOa rive on private trims
bUTIEs VI % tea CID st SIC, and NV hIDns new
&c p n.
ALcoaoL-sAe OF 2 bible a, s2io. y rsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16
HAVANA.
From Our own Correspondent

From Our own Correspondent o.
HAVANA, April :, 1855.
A new edict has recently been issued here
which requires all free persons of color to Obtain,
twice in each year, "credula" or "permit," u
which shall appear a fun description Of their PEI.
song. places of residence, &c, &c, for each OIL
which they are to be taxed two rials-about
twenty five cents. The hardship of this decree will
be felt severely by free coOred persons who baVs
large families, aud who will be compelled TO Oh.
tain sci edula" for each above fifteen years Oh
sge. or be subjected to heavy hne. very lsrgs
amount Of money will be taken Annually rom
these free persons of color, who thus are maoe 70
contribute 10 the "eXiceDces OF the state, "
paying twice in each year for their freedom
On Thursday last The ceremony OF the cruz, rue.
fxiOn" was gone through. On Friday, wniea
,ras moro like a Sabbath than any day nave BE-.
fire seen In Cuba there was very large ana
o,roeous procession. in which there was earnea
in a covered mausoleum representation OF VIC
deed body of the Savior. which was followed Us
re.pectable distance BY two figures designed 70
rerre,,ut the VIRGIN Nary aud Mary Magdaea
That evening all the ceremony of an in'erment@
the wooden figure was gone through, and % w
ensuing morning, Saturday, about minutes se
fore 10 o'clock, all the outward signs OF woe s''
thrown aside: tie churches were sufin'
eEpted guns and crackerswere fired; dogs VIZ
Tin kettles fastened to their tails were Get ~ !
in the streets, and business was resumed winp'
utmost brsknNss. -
Ia the evening there were masked balls, fn'''
/ cal representations, &c.
There have been reports in circulation TOR ~
DAYS past that it mad been determined TO en"
several persons WHO were known to be % ,n =,
/. tody but ole Of these, Sehcr EcheranIs, y.
Managing Director OF the railroad hence p ~
tanzas. has been discharged, and perniuTs
select the country in Europe where he vii 's''-
be has | an told, chosen France. III
The schooner Elliptic, Thompson m ,.".<s
New-YOrk was los; on her passage from ~ ~
! Jamaica, TO New York, on the 2oth . ~, "a
/ got on shore on Cape Antonio. Capt. inosuh \
/ his passengers and crew, reached w" - ,.s
safety the day before yesterday, in eO' -
schooner. The Elliptic and her cargo Hs'
ever, total loss. ., "A ,rs
the dust in ,he streets, and the confusion p~a
~ the ofi.repeated sounds Of drum and JET