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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
From the New Orleans Exponent.

ey-Tho following extract is taken from
speech recently delivered at Clinton, by Bythen
HAYNES, Democratic candidate for the I.eeis-
laturc in East Feliciana:
We are indebted to the emigration Of for,
cignefs to this country for our language, liter.
allure and religion. For the mechanic arts, for
science, and civilization"
Now Bythell, although you was a member
Of the celebrated committee OF Nineteen. who
made the wonderful discovery that Gen, Tay-
lor was an hbolioniSt at time when tie old
hero he'd greater interest in slave property
than the whole Nineteen of you could laister
together, we think, Eythel', that in yoar hast
effort, you have capped tho climax, and nude
Judy of yourself We do not think thnt you
can lay claim, or me you iaded'e1 10 any par.
licular source, foreign or domestic, for any Of
those rare accomplishments TO which you say
the people of this country derive from foreign
immigration. Eythell, you are pretty clever
kind OF q chap, but as to Language, literature,
arts, scoice, &c" these are subjects Of which
you should never speak. BY keeping mum,
people might be foolish enough to set you
down as "somc pumpkins but when you open
your mouth in relation to things you know
nothing about, thereby hangs toll, Bythell.
YELLOW FEvER.-A memorandum on the
way bill from the Postmaster at Big Bend,
Ayoyellcs parish, to the Postmaster at Clinton.
states that the yellow fever is raging in Marks
villo to frightlul extent. Some whole FAM
lies have died up The disease is unmanagea
bic, though we have nurses.
A son Of Santa Annals has been taken pris-
oner while in the act of escaping in disguise
from Mexico. He is about twentv-four years
old, has served as an officer under his father,
{ aud is represented as most blood-thirsty,
cruel man His crimes have rendered him
odious to the people, who will probably now
retaate upon him. Our exchanges sag he
w.s to ~ tried for his life in es~ tarx.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
CLINTON La, Oct. 10, 1856.

At meeting of the Clinton Protection Fire
Company, Messrs. Neafus, Poole and Beecheno,
were appointed asa commtte to draw up resolu-
tons relative to the death of onr late lamented
brother fireman, and second Engineer, Mr.. Allan
son Eggleston. The following were reported and
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, it has please Almighty God in the mys
terious dispensation of his righteous will to re-
move from this life, as we hope to a better,
beloved friend and fellow fireman, therefore,
That in the death of Allanson Eggeston we
mourn one whose kindness of disposition, devoted
ness to the interests of that company, manly de-
pertinent, and correctness of character, command
ed the esteem, and won the affection of all with
whom he came in contact.
That, in his death, company has sustained
Il very severy loss that we lost generous friend
and brother, and this his death, is not only af
Fiction to us, but to the community generally.
Resolred, That we extend to his bcreaved widow,
and all relatives and friends, the assurance of our
ardent sympath, and express the same with them
over the grave of our departed brother
[signed] 7. H. ". BAYNARD, Secretary.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mass Meeting and Barbecue.

There will be Grand MASS MEETING and
BARBECUE by the AMERICAN PARTY, on
SATURDA Y, NO TElNBER, Sd, on Sandy
Creek, on the old jackson and st. Helena road
near Chapman's School House, to which all of
all parties are invited.
The people will be addressed by several dis
tinguished speakers.
There will also be speaking by the Ameri-
can party in JACKSON, on the evening of the
Third, at early candle light; and at CLINTON
on the same evening, at early candle light, te
which all are invited oct2o
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
The Dead Shot.

Tickets admitting Gentleman and two Ladies,
-. Gentleman's single ticket, 81, Children so cts.
Doors open at seven o'clock, performance at s,
precisely. No reserved seats. Free list excluded
with the execution of Gcntemen Of the Press
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate of X. J. LAW
IL deceased, are hereby notified to make immed
ate payme,ss to me- c. T. Dunn, administrator and
those having claims will present the same, duly au-
tlcnticatcd for liquidation.
octao 6m CT. DUNN, Admir-
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27

MUSIC
!. Clinton Thcspians' Grand March, A. Moses.
9 Grand Concert Waltz, kohlenberg.
8. Broadway March,
L. Pot Pot Pourri of airs from the Opera of the
Crown Diamonds, Auber.
s. Quadrille, from the Opera, Prophetic,
Mcycrbeer
6. Crusaders Hymn. n S. Wills
Z. Jack and Peggy Polka, Herzog
8. Amille Waltz, Lumpy
The whole to conclude with the funny Comedy of
'E,he Dead Shot
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27

New BOOKS!
NATURE OF EVIL; OLD FARM HOUSE;
N QUESTIONS OF THE SOUL; OLD INN
IN DOORS AND OUT SEVASTOROL;
ELLEN NAUBRY ELLEN HALL;
HUMANITY IN THE CITY;
AMYAS LEIGH HEN FEVER;
WOMEN OF FRENCH REVOLUTION;
ESCAPED MUM; ANNA CLAYTON
COUNTRY NEIGHBORHOOD
CONSTANCE HERBERT /;
CONSCRIPT Just reed and for sale by
JULIA TREMAlN,
COMMON PLACE BOOK,
MY BROTHERS. KEEPER,
WINKLE'S CASTLE BUILDERS,
LEAVES FROM A FAMILY JOURNAL,
septl LANGWORT1l1 4 TlLDON.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
GRAND CONCERT.

CIR AND CERT.
To be given at Tlespian Hail. Clinton, by the
Thesrian 'Orchessra,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, October 80,
for which occasion the Acting department of the
have volunteered to appear ard perform the SPLEEN
did musical DRAMA of
Dom Cesar dc E8aZan,
with new magnificent Scenery, Costumes Music, &c.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
WE'LL DIGGING.

THE undersigned is prepared to dig Wells, or
L repair old ones, and insure good water; he
may be found on inqoiry at this Office, or at the
store of NJ, Heyman Work solicited.
Oct. 49, 1855. If JOHN H. D0BBEE.
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FeIiciaMa Institute.
Select Boarding and Day SchO0! for Young Ladie
and NiSsoC

MRS. M. J. CLIFFORD, Principal
THIS Institution is now open. Parents and
l guardians are respectfully requested not to de-
lay the return of their children, the long vacation
makes speedy return to study highly important.
For terms, apply at the Institution.
REFERENC
Hon. E. T Merrick, C. J. F. R. Harvey, NJ. D.
Henry Mars'on, Esq H skipwith' ESQ
7. w. Robins, Esq &. c. Comstock, Esq.
Clinton, La, Oct IL, 1865.
0TD WHISEY-Just reed and for sale bv
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
Don't Speak SO Cross"

Don't speak SO cross" sail one little DO,
in the street to another "non't speak so
cross there's no use in j." We happened to
be passing at the time, and hearing the injunc-
tiou, or exhortation, for it was uttered in n
cxhortatory manner, we set the juvenile speak
er down as an embryo philosopher. In sooSh
touching the point involved in the boyisl diff
ticulty which made occasion FOR the remarks,
he might properly be considered at maturity.
What more could Soloman have said on the
occasion? True, he has nut it on record THAI
a "soft answer turne.h away wrath. and
this being taken as true, and everybody
knows it to he so-it ia evidence ot the super
ority of kindness over that Of wrath. But
our young stree. philosopher said pretty much
the same thing substantially, when ne said,
Don't speak so cross--thcrc's no use in it,
On the contrary, itinya;iahly does much harm,
Is man angry = it inatrcs his ire still more
and conlirus in his enmity him who by a kind
word and gentle and pleasing dcmeanor
might be converted into friend. it is in fact
an addition of fuel p The flame already kind.
| tel. anu VIII, tlN 'tSl Suh W II! A'uth''E
desirable, certainly unless discord, strife CON
tcntion, hatred malice and all uncharitnhle-
ness, he desirable. Tho boy spoke the "worda
Of truth and soborness,' when he said 'Don't
speak so cross--thcre's no use in it,
CuIEr JUSTICE OF LouIsiANA~-ilon Il, 1.
Mcrricls, whom. we have already mentioned as
having been elected Chief Justice OF Louisiana
was native Of Willraham in tins county
Judge Merrick is about lor;y-livo years old,
and left Wilbraham for Ohio, in 1883. lie
was admitted to the bar at Columbus, in that
State and remained there till about 1913, when
he removed to Clinton, La where he has since
resided, in the enjoyment of a very lucrative
legal practice lie affords m encouraging and
honorable Instance of Yankee energy anl IN
terp9ise, working as he did at the trade of n
joiner until he was nineteen years old, and ri.
sing as he has, in twenty-six years. to the
highest legal honors, in an adopted State. He
was the son of the late Thomas Merrick, oi
Wilbraham --.SprinadeM (uass.) ReQudl'ean.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27

.ffMaMsuaa h FORT ADAMS AND NEW Or
f lsii issHHf9sf leans Packet-From and after this
Essssssss:-1szd date, the steamer p F. KIMBALL,
Captain B. H. Orr, will leave Port Hudson every
SATURDAY after the arrival of tho Cars, taking
Cotton at 80 cents per balc passage 81. mott
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, It'll District Court
Parish of East Feliciana. No. 1872.
In the matter Of the succession of A. B. Taylor,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Benaah Doughty
~ has applied to this court f,r letters of admin
straton the aforesaid succession, which will be
grhted in ten days after the publication of this no.
tice unless legal opposition be made thereto
Oct 90 '55 Sc HUNTER, D. Clerk.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-10-27
THE AMERICAN PATRIOT
Public Speaking

FL WARD and s. J. NORWOOD, Ameri-
con candidates for the lower House of the
State Legislature, will address their fellow citi-
.sns st the following places and time fixed, and
-rssssnectfully invite their opponents, Messrs. B.
Haynes and G; H. Jones, to meet them then
~ there in discussion:
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Married.

In san Frsreisco Jan - p Ovens Of an yrsnesss n
Mis- Anna & Fofb.s ste OF Ne- YOr<
In San FTaBcisso Jan so Nr Joh3 Ll,x 10 Mss AAsss
Foils widow OF ibs lsie Albeit Fo-ieI
A. Nchsin Bar. J,n %. los ". dou,sln % Mss Suss
Jones. both fom Dover, NJ
10 Sau Francisco J,D %. ~ George Reed 70 VI o. Ella
beth Bsser, formerly Of POtant, Me-
A. Camp De Los su-rtes. Angel. Camp Csssxss
County Jan. -. NJ. Frederick NenieOr.h ana - tssn
JOs
Jan IS Mr. A NELL Of sacsuen'o to Miss Virsiss Z
suI'sce. ~ Dry creek, ~ Dorsdo %
Az Angels Camp ian p Mr. Y Sui,h o 81 Johui.AB
90 Mis-, [. i.uu.er. formerly - Naw l1k e. y.
In sen Francis.o Jan p, Mr WIN " Hsnnes, 81 Ssasaa
to Miss lobsuns seen an of san Frsnrsco.
Jan 2g SIR Alien 70 Miss susanna MLss, ~ Sr
Fl,r,iscO. -
Jan D. 81 Bear River Mr.. Van Nntle Phllps, OF huys
vile 20 Mbs Rachel smi,h Of Scar 4 yer,
In San FRANCISCO, Jan. 2, Nj Fredeiek Boshme 70 hs
Cara Ttel.
1T Texas Sprins Jan q, M Daniel D. Mabsh to M'~M
On the Yubs Rivsr J.a n, Nj john q. william. to ys
EAssrst 4 kusfstrcs
A. Fhcb, Ranch. Jan. ?5 Mr Mehsel B. Rye 70 Nh
Ehzsheh Short hoth 81 Yola 90
In MsH.e. Jan Is, ID Frazer to Mrs Barbour, beth "
bssf River
In Sacramento Js' % Wnlsn Phllp'. Of Nrross, V
Ms Mary Harms OF the sboys psce
In Alghs Nevsd, 60 Jan 49, N.b,uie MarymAn forEef-
ly Of Name TO Mn. Mary tJrdyce. formerly Of Oho.
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% ibe Pinoe villages snd from thence iovs,
Mr Chsss, says f< Californian startsd - -
no Grsnce on The 18Th OF October With .b,p, ~ -
be 40 OF sheep, Crossing the Sierra Blanca on ~, ~
No'emoer, be experienced quite be.vy fail n s.s
on ib- -'ib OF the sane moptb be arrived a. ~
fuor az reached the Colorado on tue lsrs AZ M NJ
&c b-F OS The ID Of Dec-mDsr ~6ns on 81 r,Ss
q trem. pcous rsin fell dsln. ing the vhols 1919.
swti ing ihe Gils Into mighty str@sn II viii
coileeit that this same stern extended all 49,.
fsoihc cosst, aud throughout the enilre co1n,ry
CLAWS dtscI,5ts the entire ro1'e ~ sbouos;.ses
splepdid g'sss with the exception Of toe Cals,.ia
deceit. lls has been tie Testimony Of all the -
grants who bsve come through toe past Yea. IN |.
sheep sIe ia toe order. AMI ssse now moving =. -
couD'r. Mr. Chayis himself goes up IN IT,. -.
stesmer.
The PRESIDENTIAL Eli rloS N SOvoRa.-SIa.
sl tie votes la fb- c-ngs aud eastern M.vs---
Sis:es were c 80 for SAnt. AunL .; the raoea, p.
io-nts, election face, 1t sodd sppesr bic me-
oid not extend TO Sonora The S1s DSgo -.
says; I'VE have received inform ston from -
who was 10 Saba Ana, on the dsy Of s.-ctios -.
who Is row IN Sau Diego, Shlch in our o,s-
seals The tate OF bic Serene Uisbness Saat, is,s
In Altar Santa Anna received bu; three vo,a :
- santa AUs none. in Msdseaa t~o. al the yese, !
these pueblOs. amounting 10 several ha.t,s
we're In favor OF Gen Ari-ts Geo. YsneI al n,
" Governor. nov LieuteDSnt.Governor) G,s<srs
with ell their poems 40! westn were ugaS1. A.
secure any dsmonsira,iOD ID favor OF the no(&ksn
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OREGON.
Our dates from Oregon srs to Jan. q.

Our dates from Oregon sre 10 IAN. q.
he STEAMSHIP Sot THERSER.-Tae Sta.esnas
says since our las issue, tle passengers and ofhco
Of this i'll fated siea have arrived in this cJ.
They were brought Up from the CowIitz RIVER by ~
steamer MulfonOmah, which arrived here IRON Asn
ria last e3Lesday morning. She is total 100
together with about $40, 900 sOrih of freight.
We regret TO learn, among other losses, tbs -
power press and printing m7terIal, purchased ~ q.
Bush, OF me D'e. on St1fesnl4H, 10 q t)ta -
together with a large supply II painting paper, -
seven HUNDRED copies OF the Revised Statutes u
Oregon.
Souiberner at this place, Subscription OF 1855 ~
rsised among our citzeu- un Ter the slperntenfeas
Of Capt " illiam Bak r. and handed 10 Ca Jt. Sipf
SOD, for the relief OF bis y, whJ are mostly rs
destitute coudii)n, and still remaining q, OiymP<
TIE following IL the list OF the SoutGernsrs prS'
geT- ana oiHceIs:
Ihfof Pq-eag,y,- r. v gcLlr-u MAJ 3 Alyord, y. u
A J. Aeslsy, Mrs. Ban Urn Lard. wife and .~o chS@
J. A Young, J. POND, u. Oppenheuer, J. htconb, -
Door A 90 serpr,,s IL e,-rogsr. J. A Ha.ein. o. ~
bard n ana ". coiIeDy, !. ~ Efs~er j. E. Mason cs
ctSe1S-csp =. A. s.up.,n ,aus: ss,ee'r1 'q'.s,
Foster Let oEcsr' " J. blais.ei' "a onSst, -
sr .LefT, JLo. u4Bs 1ssssEt sIsnssfi wa ihonps~-
t.wad
TIE LEGISLATURE This body has now bsenh
session since the lst Monday Of December.
uennl no ofeat amount Of labor ss- done before ~
HOLIDAY EXCEPT some " EuLc0qbe speaking, ns
ever the case in bodies where some Of tbs msnbes
are there representing themselves. Among -
measure. passed are hrs', the bill proyding ioE
change ia The OF taking the VOTE OF the p7oPt
Inc bill for adopting the town.hip system vas z.
iesed the largsI proportion Of the n1 noef' rsZ.fr
ing Sc not beng adap, ed TO present crc1 nat 20
Tie HoIne.tead Exemption bi was slso LOST oez
regarded 90 mate or OF d0uaual u y ao1 ali ~
for future exam instIon discussion AM eksa'i)h
BIZ CT. aiiDg the County of Mdlinomsh y" raPai
hurried through. The bJ, 10 postpone the ''ns
election wa lo-t oa the question Of conyenlsac ,,
the elfctors There was pending a, latest ds's.
Prohibitory Liquor Law, ald OH 70 .ein.F9r :
UIiversity 20 jacksonville, and Tie CAP'''' " ~
wallis
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FROM THE SOUTH.

Los Angeles papers to Jan %, and dates from san
Diego 70 Jan -
THF MIsEsos kern RIVER Late arrivals iron
Kern River represent the mioer- doing r. ,ck4by
well from e. 10 $50 Der lay being ne unusual yelt.
Teams sTe leaving Los ADgsles daily for the river,
and line Of stages will be pa, on the route by the
lst February
Los ANGLES Mayor Foster, it will be remem.
b.red sued ns position, in fIlflnent Of e Ze
prev ioUsly given 10 b. a1 the people TO execute the
u urdereis Brown AID Alvtre in case an attsm IT
should be made % cheat ju,tce % her dues by ths
strategy Of the lawyers An election to I'LL the yaclncy
WE 10 be he'd IN Los Anges on the , jth, and as
Foster had no opposition he wa doubtless unanimous
ly re lecied
Los ASGELEs The citizens of Los Angels p.y
great attention 10 the education OF their children.
They lave just completet another nav schOol.hoase
AID appointed lady AMI gentleIn An teachers.
HCSTING IRE WILD BOAR-Mr ID. w. AeXsn.
Ger, as'sted ~ biz yaqueros, Las oed wild boar Of
size ~ho, Il l. believed has been raining
Wild on the plains several yesrs. dis tusks Eere
fIom Fix TO eight nche. long the potency Of which
fully te-ie1 by frigh;iul gore N one Of the
horse used 10 bis capture.
CEINE n san BERSASDiSO The qV.et little c y
Of San Bernardo p ,Oue sh1l Of turDEd re-
Gently By sevorai t.rr- r1V'e-i.s. negro au1
Mexican horse fl.ev.- have s-. arrested, and the
negro conmif'sd to ,l 20. >, ONE means be e.
ffced bis escape. s. '-f- rLiru- Of ian Bsrn2ndino
b6I GER Uncer O. com ~ Of the Sheriff. slcceels1
IN srrestrg one u -. Of lhieyes, WHO Slli nave
bic trial tbs week.
KERS RIVER MlSEs.-From genthen Who have
inst arrived from the vicinity Of Kern River. Fes
Cah)orhiaa receives still further confirmation Of the
I,poIts Of rich gold dggirg- in that section Many
people are on Their way there and from present ap
pesrsncss thousand persons Will Nc az work cnrns
The week Col. Coffee, who has been prosecuting tns
Government survey in tina. region, lately arrived u
Los Angeles. We understand that DO has about c)n-
lleec biz suvty.
ARRIVAL Or ElGHrEEs THOUSAND sHEEP. M. ).
+. Chavis, who with the ls'e b \. Aubrey oa
biz late tip 10 II country arrived ia La sngees
ieS 6ays since from New Mexico BY TIE l. Aai route
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Died.

In San Francisco on the ?sh mary Mary, Wi. Of NJ
}. PeunyPscser.
Wisconsin ssed IS years -. 4,
In sacrsu.uio "a the slh jan C'ement W Cote h,e
Civ suy, yur ssed - years NAIVE o. Washington tfy
In san trsuci-co Jan a. 1nlmss Murray, sied 20 yam,
from received the ire N tst st. on the p'eness
morning -,
10 sah Francisco Jan n ca'hsriae CLARK vile OF FrsssS
Tr.cy sged ~ wears nViye o. New Of1eans. -
In irst jan H.. Isnes ~ Iyvr, VI TYPHOID FEVER Ha&
yesis t.imeuy CT Warren, VI -, ~,
Al the Bee Hive 10 Album on tue I'd IAN OF Nphon
,,r John McCsItr whiteas, Wsshiastoo coaa'y Ns.
York. = n ,
Al Nes1o Hin, e. Dorado county At til: residence OF Dc
Msus Jan. a. Of " phod f-vrr. d. \ A. Joseph. AsaS
yeaIs auauNe o Char, y resident % san fss4s'p
iUI The last hse yeafs 100.
Nov 1874 Sir Chars " L,wtOn, st- OF san tr.Bciscs,
Al ST lao Leagues distant from ssu Bias R.Pnblie OF hssi
CO. Mr. L. LETT Trp'c ST. sgo On business, add eonen1
A fever hich caused bis death suddenly
Al White kocs I'll Dorado county on he 10th Jan o. sm
sumption M u. 81 ". Richards OF Oenesse Couati J.
In Jackson. Amsoor County. On tne ltblJaE MI T.
Johason OF Aikatsas sged shout 81 years
In sscrsmfDro the !7h Jan from The effects of nsns
by the xpton Of The Steamboat Pearl C0l Asxss
der Anderson. ate AftorD.y at Law % Nevata -.
In San Francisco, Jan 81. ,uddehly, MI Wn . hAi, 10
usrly VI Boston. aled 50 years -,
In San Fanckeo, Jan - Nj John Au'ta' sgei sossiW
years - nj. r,..... ..,.
child u Frank IL and Ada Bartlett aged years snd nHi<
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Mari cts.

An FRANCtsCO, Wednesday, Jan 81, IA
Great has cbarscteuIef busiaess circles Hsl
little has been thought OF except the ehbt 70 e
a.. AZ. A.
TLorR-ifO bhs Galsgo from first hsod. al 90 30 u
DO n ,m second bsbds at IS 20. 40 - Suffolk hls "
per 300 10. 20 a. SACHS Chill Iepscsed, vii ."F&
A,bleys at si3 5 -
PsoyI,Io.s-In Pork and Beef We besr Of no s,les ~
n. .1ua clear Bacon, from secoao hands .od a ,,u
hbe. do at $50 GO bbls choice Hams IN oiine zee W
fr.u. ard AZ 90. Butter Wild Pigeon, sofa pns
arrival At ~ d4ic.; 40tegs Lard a. I've. -
SUGAR zot.e TO- ChilA No. sold a. lolc hl'W -
C,u,h.n ex " 10 Pigeon, at lsic - oels d.. Hi9i
EtCr -l5tcs and ~ bbls. CarJhua cold atbi
NAILS 2sUteas I'd I'D. aud I'D. Nails sold It 9ie .
TosAcCo-lC0 arose Ooodsin's Sinking Tobacco ssA
on i CALLER Crude Polar, received Restless sta
Dty GooDs-l5O bales - Brown Sbee,ipss, aud % tas
gineh Brown Drills Wild Piss' sod pnor 10 arr I'd
CoFFgE-2s5O n Costa Rica .o!d a. l5ic 900 70 n, u
C.effrs-kn Invoice Il Brussels Velvet InTsia and ~
.stIy Cape amounting 70 sbou. 30 90 soi 81 Nerin
cost -
s.Lr-Abou 900 small bag. Table Salt soi pro, 70 sfs
per VIVA Pigeon, a. cuTrent IA -.
CANDFstO n Adsm,ntines s"d % arrive, ca prves
ago bs boxes, received Wild Pigeon sd 9ess
sinval. private terms
LrMBER- 300 Clear Boards sold t50 % 900 -
Wt,tsIn Oss Plank sBd Bopts AZ auction. Of 81 90 -
BtANs so bqes Chile bsyos sold a. SIC; 100 W.
American per VIVID Pigeon, OF &c 80 siek CIofEa S>Js
at Tic.
P.Isr-2sO kegs Atlantic White Lead sold lie 40 ~,
and = c,sks 30 on private terms.
CURkYi y, cozen Curry Powder. 81 wild Piseoo, at ~
sosP-7cc0 n CASTLE Soap, eA Wild PIGEON, on pdsss
sALERAIus-lo7 cases salsI,tus, ia 10 papers eI Wa
Pseou
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FEARFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
LOSS FROM FORTY TO SIXTY LIVES - TOTAL
wRECk or THE STEAMER PERL.

LOSS FROM FORTY TO SIXTY LIVES - TOTAL
wRECk or THE STEAMER PRWL.
We take the following particulars of the steamboat
explosion from the San Francisco Journals in addition
10 those communicated by our corresponi ent
SACR,NESTo saturday, Jan. p, l-jj,
100 o'clock, 7. VI.
Ore Of The most fearful accidents that has ever hap.
per ed on the Pacific COST, has iast occurred. Inc
stesmer Pearl from Marysville, Just as she passed
the coIGux of the Sacramento and American Rlvels,
exploded. and sen: in q moment from forty 20 Sky
human BEN g into eternity II appears that the En
terp;se Citizens Line and Pearl, COMPUTATION
Line were racing nom Marssvile TO thus city, Gnt
ut as Il latter aIiDg the wharf, me boilers
burst and resulted a. above described There were
Inets.ihlee passengers on board, mauy of whom
were Chin amen-most OF them were on the forward
part of the boat lear the guards az Is usual on the
lanoiDg OF the boats. Ii Is impossible 20 tell how
many were saved; but from the statement OF sn eve
wines, who assisted in conveying several of the
wounded and dying to the hospital II is believed ths
more ihsn two-ihuds have peri-hed Some OF them
were crowned; others completely blown 70 pieces
Others eitb their arms Gnd legs blown OF and oihsr
wise terribly mutilatei In. plot. who was thro vi
several iett into The sir escaped Sth but little lry
AZ also ib- cook and stessfd. These are ibe only
officers Of The boat VINO we're saved. Capt Davis
Purs.r Gilmsr. and Nj. Mcbride, OF Wells FEso n
Go : E1piess. us 81 dead. The treasure belonging
IL Wells, Fargo 4 Co, r. sunk. hey sEe now sOoat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from the S.niE.ci hlaas u D'S
Score week later.
Great pref arstions were being mate 70 ees c.iss
the funeral obeeques Of the late Kog IN an 80
manner. The ceremonies we're 10 take p..ttap,i,ss
9Th q January the PROCESSION 70 start IRON VI
Tie programme hss been publs1f by n1su s.,i.s
the Grad Marshal, and provides T lps .,ions
Caysry Pb,s,. 4us Cl,r9yne OF al Dsnoui
Ere Ma.ops, Odd Fellow Royal school ,i3
AID stuGcAts oi Oahu College, ot-e1 s'I'V"