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The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Gen. Cass Il KnOwnOthing.

The last brilliant acquisition of the American
Party is the name of General Cass--which is now
enrolled on our banner-one of " the few, the i'm
mortal names, that were not born to die nor to
be used by a factious clan which strikes at the
dearest interests and the nationality of country
Other illustrious names that now are hstorys, and
fame's, will one by one come out among the stars
and stripes of the American standard and victory,
too will wait on it.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
American County Ticket.

Senators,
H. NJ. FISKE of Ell Dorado,
j. G. McCALLUM, of Georgetown.
Assembly,
AMES E. BOWIE, 7. B. HEISKELL,
OHN BORELAND, JAMES D. WHITE,
". H. TAYLOR, J. w. OLIVER,
STEPHEN T. GAGE, L. S. WEIGH,
Sheriff,
Z. B. CARSON, Placerville
d. C. MCKINNEY, White Oak Township.
Treasurer,
T. NJ. REED, Georgetown.
Recorder,
c.. n. NOTEWARE, Diamond Springs.
District Attorney,
C. J. RACKLIFFE, Coloma.
Assessor
H. W. MERRITT, Ell Dorado.
Surveyor,
WIN. HENDERSON, Placerville.
Supt of Schools
H. S. HERRICK, Coloma.
Public Administrator,
J. RUTHERFORD, White Oak.
Coroner,
SP. MOFFIT, Kelsey.
For Supervisor-1st Dist,
G. C. BATTERMAN.
For Justices of the Peace-Coloma TIP.
JOHN F. LONG,
JAMES MCCORMICK.
For Constables,
A. B. HILL,
S. b. WALLACE
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

Our cotemporary of the Advocate is informed that
D. P. Tallmadge is not candidate for the U. S.
Senate nor any other Office. The Office of high pri-
vate in mining company, which he now enjoys, is
quite enough in his opinion, and furnishes so large
an amount of business that he is willing to give
the party "wider scope for the exercise of their
discretion 4 Ia Johnson
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

RooRBACKs. Not a single man of
the American nominees will now be
withdrawn not one no matter
how many Roorbacks may be circu-
lated.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
AbOlitiOniSm, nOW!---What next?

The charge Of AbOltionsn has been made against the
American Party Who are its champions and standard bearers
in this Gtate2 Such men as FOote Peyul Terry H A. Crabb
Sam Bell Ned Marshall Murray J. W Denver and Phil T.
Herbert As they AbolitmiSs? Or would they affiliate with
AbditisniSts7 This is the last cry Of demagogues and is
poWeleS
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

The reader will notice the name of w. H. Taylor
in the Assembly nominations, in place of w. H.
Chandler, resigned. Doctor Taylor resides in this
place, and has since 40 and is we'll known thro'-
out the county No praise from us can add to his
reputation, and no SANDER detract from his we'll
plished gentleman.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

AN OLD TRICK. The Aduoeate promises to issue
an EXTRA, the day before election, containing
rich developments This is an DID, exploded trick,
which some old foges still adhere to- thinking their
readers sufficiently gullible to believe any thing
they may utter, whether true or false. The Aduo-
cate undertakes the intelligence of the peopleall
of them-except its leaders and aLettors.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

Yesterday, at 10 o'clock ]. V. Crane was brot
before Judge Howell for sentonce--a jury having
found him guilty of murder in the first degree
The sentence of the Judge was that at o'clock r.
M. on Friday, the Goth day of October next he be
taken from the county Jail and hung by the neck
till dead
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

ELECTION Precincts. A full list of election
precincts, as established by the Board of Supervi-
sors, will be found in another column, with Judge
and inspectors for each, except few in blank. In
such cases, the qualified voters assembled on the
day of election, may elect judge and inspectors,
and open the polls.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

BE VIG1LANT! The American Party should ap-
point committees of vigilance in every precinct of
shrewd, thorough going men, who can neither be
Aattered nor frightened from doing their duty. At
this time more than any other the disciples of
American principles should be up and doing. Let
every man be on the remembering that
Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

The criminal calendar of the present term of the
trict attorney has had his hands full to overflow
ing. A speedy remedy must be applied to the rap
id increase of crime or else the cry of vengeance
will be heard, and the praiseworthy efforts of off,
GERS become powerless
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that thirty days from date
IN hereof thereafter as the Board of Ssper
vsors of the County of Ell Dorado shall be in session. the
undersigned will apply to said Board for renewal of their
License keep Toll Bridge Weber Creek at the
ORR EVANS
August 6, 1856. ~"
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

PAPERs.-Ndtralisation papers issued from the
County and Probate courts good for nothing, and
vo'd Take the names Of all scho offer to cote acith
such papers; to the end that they may be prosecuted
to the ertent Of the laas.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD! Guard against spurious
tickets! The opposition, who make it business
to trade and swap Offices, will circulate split tick
cts, and resort to all kinds of to insure their
SUCCESS
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

"Why don't the opponents of the democratic
nominees take the stump!-Gac'n Organ.
Sure enough! And why don't Denver, Wal
dron, and S. F. Hamm take the stump? They are
all magnificent orators.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Silver Lake Council.

The Advocate issues an extra,
making a great parade of the disso-
luton of Silver Lake Council, at
Diamond Springs-the proceedings
signed by c. B. Patterson, President.
This Patterson was a candidate for
the Senate, before the K. N. conven-
ton at Coloma, and WAS NOT NoMI-
MATED: hence his chagrin. 1t is re-
ported that he offered himself to the
Phalanx convention of 23d June,
and that that body refused him.
But the Central Committee thereof
has since picked up S. F. Hamm, a
Knownothing of the Patterson sort,
and placed him in nomination for
the Assembly.
The above Council numbered,
says the Advocate, ffty-three mem
bers. Well-informed men tell us it
numbered but sixteen members,
and that but seven of these were at
the last meeting. Whatever the
number, it is an excellent riddance.
But the Advocate has no very re-
liable source of information on these
points. Men and souls are not yet
cheap enough for that concern to
carry good ones from market.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

Some creature of the swapping league started
the story that Mr.. McKenney, if elected County
Clerk, would appoint j. Mcknight deputy, and had
promised to do so, and finally, that Mr.. Mcknight
had given currency to report of this kind himself.
The following letter from Mr.. Mcknight will set
this matter in its proper light and nail the slander
to the wall
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

J.. w. SULLIVAN. To this enterprsing news
dealer we are indebted for bundle of Foreign and
American papers.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
MARRIED..

In this town, oath ut, by John F. Long Esq Thomas
]. Sunderland to Lucy Ann Pitts both Of White Oak
Township, Ell Dorado county.
In Coloma, August 80, by Jno F. Long, J. P, H. B.
Stafford and Miss p. NJ Jones, both of this place.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

BE VIGILANT! The "Swapping
League will be at it's old tricks,
and must be watched. Keep an eye
on their travelling voters, who will
60 from precinct to precinct, voting
in each.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
For the Empire County Argus.
DIAMOND SPRINGS, Aug. %, i

DIAMOND oPKINGs, aug. 20, 1oo5.
DEAR SIR l have just learned that report is
in circulation that an understanding exists between
D. C. McKenney, candidate on the X. N. ticket for
Clerk and myself, to the effect that if McKenney
is elected will be his deputy. Will you be kind
enough to contradict the report in the next number
of the Argus. No agreement of the kind exists
between us, nor have we ever spoken upon the SUBJ
ject I would not give up my present prospects
(Which are of a quiet business nature) for any
Office in the County, whether principal or deputy.
The slander is evidently promulgated by some con.
temptible puppy who seeks to crafty personal
pque against US both under cover of political
license Respectfully yours
J. MCKNIGHT.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

WELLS, FARGO s. Co. To this Express we are
indebted for many attentions
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01
Leaving balance unaccounted for, of. SO, 90

Leaving balance unaccounted for, Of. .S9, ,293 27
Although the Clerk rings in an extra month
more than the Treasurer yet still he fails to ac-
count for the 1898 81 even after having trumped
up every service whatever
"Now then, every service whatever being paid
for, what has become of this nine thousand taco hun
dred and nlneythree dollars and twenty-Seven cents?
On what benevolent institution has this money
been bestowed! Who has been authorized to pay
it out for no service whatever? The County
Clerk, after having discovered the total of
S26,03l 2l for every service whatever has left
S9,293 27 which appears to have slipped through
official fingers to parts unknown"
1t being fashionable now, for candidates to ap-
pear on the stump before the people, and A. St. c..
Denver being candidate for the Senate, this is an
appropriate time for him to make few thrilling
speeches, explanatory of where the S9,293 27 has
gone and who has got it.
It is not our business to help the Clerk out in
his figures; all we propose to do is to notice his
figures, and compare them with the figures of the
Treasurer. By this comparison we find large
difference which was adverted to last year, and
not then explained, to our knowledge. 1t will
crafty and the people of this county very much,
to hear the speech of the senatorial canddate and
this $9293 27 business will make an elegant topic
for the display of eloquence.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

VINCENT & Co. This firm has furnished us with
Sacramento papers, Thanks.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

VoTE EARLY! Every man should
be early at the polls, and make it
his first duty to vote.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-01

PACIFIC EXPRESS. This company will accept our
thanks for favors the past week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

FARMING THE JAIL.-If the Hastings
Court has the power to do 30, and we are inclined
to the opinion that it has 1t seems to us that it
would bs good policy in that body to farm" the
city jail to the highest bidder, instead of having it
conducted on the present plan. If it were leased
Tor three or four years at time, and the lessee
given the power to employ the criminals for misde.
mesnor, at hard labor it would obvate the necessi-
ty for work house aud drive from our midst the
myriads of drunken Migrants that nually congre-
gate here to get the privilege OF spending the wins
plan could be adopted by which the lazy and
worthless drones of which complain could be
made to earn their bread, we should be willing to
see the scheme for building work house abandon
ed; but until that can be done the honest industr
Gus tax paying portion OF the community should
never let the subject sumber. After examing the
code and the city charter, il we iud that the Hus
tings Court has the power to "iarm the JAIL" we
shall again revert to the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIp&L HoTELs

YESTERDAY.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-D Bissett, Peterbg; T J
Talbot, Richmoud Pendleton. Columbia; d r
Nowlin, Tenn; f Euqua, w Moon Fluvanns; T
Hudson. Scottsville A jackson, Va; B Ferguson,
dy, Chestd; = White. N c; w B Tate WITH;
II Jones. Appoulattox w White, Farmvilie; L D Is.
bell. Va; j w Woodan, Simpson, J Graves, ]
w Netherand. Good w H Cardozo, J D Bailey,
Powhatsn; S Brough, Fincsstla, Col ] Davis M
herst; Fl Barnes. Amelia; c Holland, Danville;
Burfoot, 3 hi Lyro, Chsstd; Ragsdale, Pitt.
syIvanis; Z Purvis, c Workman, Richmond: ]
Allen, Powhatan; L Bennett. Norfolk; w Ruff J
Nett and lady, Va; Allen, 2 Misses Allen, Ports
mouth; r Anderson, Powhatan; w Rose, Giouc'r.
AMERICAN H OTEL.-A Ford DR. NASH Cumber-
land; Cooper, Pa; Gardner. Henrco; J John
son, A D Banks, Va; ri Bursfoot, s Williamson,
Chesterfield; J Hutchinson. Miss Hutchinson, g o
Winston, Rowe, Mrs wilson Miss \ Wilson, " Y;
w d Wilson, Va; w Avriil, T q Tucker, Ala; NJ
Watkins Cosmo; w II Allen, II NJ Peters, 8 T An.
LYnchburg; V Livingston, Miss Livingston Dan
ville Pemberton Dillon, Baltimore; II b
Lassey, CANNING B Arduo'd, Wasbn gton; n
II Gansboro, Gsinshoro. AmeIla; R l. Crenshaw,
81 Crenahaw, Cumberland; II M Lumbard, VIII.
mington.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-H Grsves &RR;
A Hillsman. II Davis. NJ Carter, Richmond; w
Z Riddle, Montague, Buckingham; II BRYANT
Pr Geo; Il M Graves J T Cowherd. G Jones ID An.
deisoI, j, Kuper, Louisa; Durrett Green r
Hume, e Hudson, Culpeper DR. Powell. Henrico
] Hancock, Hanover VIM Vaughan. + Ricbsrdson
New Kent Miss Shacklsford, J Richards, Mir Win
gton, Lynchburs; o B Savage, II Baentine, c
and lady. Petbg; T Duke, V r; Martin, Kin
and Queen.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-W T Jones, Gloucester
Dancombs, Ohio; Miss Thomposn, 5 c; q Ham
g Upshaw. Essex; Wingfeld Lansborne
Lynchbg;J Sweeney. Wmsbg; w A Mccormick
lady, children and svt, ii Phillips, J Carpenter
z; g w boswell, Hanover; l. " Garth XIV; VI
Scott Richmond: J Pollard, A Herbert, A Pierce, ]
P Harrison, Va; snowden Alexs; ID Ch!Iies. Phil
Martin Ia; w Strother and lady, Smyth J Gall
mont. Bait; Monteiro, Lvnchba: Or i Gre ,ory
DR. T L Gregory King VIM; w r Carter, Petsbg:
P Hsckett, Va; w Cabel N Buckir q am Y
8 Palmer. Louisa; II Hillyer, " q; z L Shelton
Comm Hoffman. Phila; h d Hattou, washin q
ton; u Hackett, Louisa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

To THE PUBLIo.-Ihe number OF ire
medable evils caused by the of hair tonicS pa
rated before the public in the newspapers suggests
to the manufacturer of the celebrated FLETCHEk's
HAIR Tonic the propriety of eautienins the pubic
sgains all articles of the SORT unless properly test
His own practical experience with the hair ss.ishes
aud the great danger of using any other with
out being fully of lite chemical properties IL
is melancholy indeed the most beautiful of ma
lures dried, shriveed and wasted away by
the improper OF articles called Hair Tonic"
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR TOXIC is sold oy
Bennett & Beers. A. Duval. John Fl Blair, Thomas
Il Taylor Broad at and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer:
No charge for = trial. JOHN JOhNSON.
Ia
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Nor PRovEp.-Mark Carey, an iudustri-

Nor PRovEp,-Mark Carey, an industri-
Gus, Woodworking fellow, appeared before the
Mayor, yesterday answer the charge OF stealing
pocket book containing Sol from Terrence Roney,
on Friday last. Roney, on being examined, stated
funeral procession, but failing to reach the place
in time, they went to grocery in the Valley, where
he got drunk that he knew nothing more till the
next morning. When he started from home, he had
SOL in his pocket-book. The next day the book
was returned by Carey with $33 in it, Sis having
been extracted. Such testimony, given by man
who acknowledged his obliviousness at the time he
lost his money, was too fimsay to base prosecu-
ton on and the Mayor therefore discharged the
keep sober in future, SO as to know what became of
his money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
Murray V,s,ToRs ExpEcrrn-'

MILITARY VIsITORs EXPECTED. - The
Young Guard of this city have extended an invita-.
ton to the "Frederieksburg Guard" to spend the
22d of February with them, when they design hav.
Ing splendid dinner 10 the day, and civic and
military ball at night, in honor Of the anniversary
of the birth day of the Father of his country -
The "Young Guard" feel indebted to their FreGe.
ricksburg brethren for the kind reception and hos
pitable entertainment given them in 1854, and they
determined to repay the debt with interest the
first opportunity. We pleased to learn that the
invitation will be accepted, for know the erich
mond boys" will spare neither pains nor expense
to make the visit OF their guests of unusual plea
sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-Cleared. schr. Mary, Lay
ton, fredericksburg.
HOLMES HOLE, IAN. q Arrived, schr Rocking.
ham, Raynes, from Richmond, for Portsmouth NJ Ii.
NORFOLK, Jan "a Arrived, schr Susan Cannon.
Burch Charleston s. c. with rice, cotton and me r.
chandizs, bound to Baltimore. On the night of 2lst
OF Cape Hatteras, in heavy storm, attended with
thunder and lightning. the schr. twice Knocked
down on her beam ends-cut away The mainmast-
put in in distress TO master.
NORFOLK, Jan. "a -Vessels are wanted here. Tn.
wards of TO- 600 bushels of corn went to Baltimore
this week for want of vessels in which to ship it,
Cole FIR Ci.y Point -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
Tur RELIEF MEErIsc d the st. Charles

JHE RELIEF MEETING 81 the St. Inhiics
Hotel, last night was organized BY ne sppoinhrny ~
Lewelien as Secretary. .,.L.. ~.
The Chairman on taking his seat.ssstsd insI 'ns
Jefferson Relief House" wss being conaucleo ~
the INST economical plsn-thst about i9o psrsox
were being furnished with two meas daiy o. so az
sub.tantisI food, and that the sveraee ;,sIgasd
nep sea of an pportine the hou sgeFy item
did rot exceed si4 The Execuivs n narsrsl
found by calculation, that they would nesa os The
hundred dollars 10 maintain the usefulness " "a
Roma I'll The first Of pril and therefore 81
ths nroarety Of Inc, essing the 'committee Oh MY
- a. motion of Cant H. Libby, the following gen
tlemen were add ed to the committee OF ni.y. 20 ~
I.cit aid for the pooI: Messrs James II. w piea
Cornslips Crew w llism II Grant, Samuel M. r.ce
lanes w Lewellen, n. C. Tinslev. George T. oso-
Ter John A. Belviu and James Allen
motion then made and declaed IN she an =
.,iva that the committee to solicit contributions De
requested to report to an adjourned meeting 20 pc
held at the st. Charles Hotel on the evening OF the
9h of bruarY next, &C O'CLOCK
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
WHERE ARE THE NETMEN?-

WHERE AXE THE NETMEN!-1he streets
and public thouroughfares literally alive with
stray ours, night and day Until the Council passes
an ordinance requiring the City to furnish collars
to all who pay taxes on dogs, and then authorising
the Police kill all of the canine race caught in
the public highways, unless wearing one of these
tax collars there is earthly hope of ever getting
rid of them. The food now consumed in feeding
these detes,able pests, If properly distributed,
would feed all the poor people in the city in the
best manner. Wehave heard of 80 many persons
being bit by dogs in the street of late that we feel
it to be duty call attention to the subject with
the hope of getting the Council to act on it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

THE CRY HALL, when completed, will
suit admirably for the purposes for which is de-
signed and prove valuable acquisition to the city
authorities for public purposes but at the snals
pace at which the work progresses, we are very
much afraid the Mayor will be compelled to hold
his courts the greater portion of the summer over
the first market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing
from Washington, Jan. "a, says:
The Anti-Know Nothing Congressional caucus
will hold an adjourned meeting to morrow morn
ing. Itismuch doubted whether any strong reso-
lutions will be passed. there being evidently many
gentlemen, even in the highest places, who, what
ever the papers ma say TO the contrary sitting
ON the fence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

STEALING FLouR-William Sterling, a
man of some police notoriety, arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of
stealing barrel of dour from Daniel Hunt, on
Wednesday last, and with resisting officer John.
son in the discharge of his duty. Sterling pre-
tended to be suffering greatly from the cudg yelling
he received at the hands OF the law, but finding no
sympathy either with the court or the bystanders,
had but little to say His Honor remanded him to
prison to appear before the Grand Jury term ofthe
Hastings Court, to answer bill of Indictment for
the two otfences
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
ATTEMPTED IscENDlARIsM.-Wm. But

Ter, boy, about seventeen years of age, appeared
before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the charge
of attempting to set tire to carpenter shop, owned
by Col. George NJ. Darlington, on the 23d iasiant
Mrs. Elizabeth Scroggins saw the accused get over
the fence, go to the shop, gather up pile of sha
h light with match to fire them, when she spoke
to him and he OFT Daniel J. Scroggins saw the
prisoner jump the fence, aud attempted to catch
him. but failed to do SO. The Mayor remandcd the
prisoner to the Grand Jury term Of the Hastings
Court to answer an indictment for a misdemeapor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
DIED,

After short Illness at Marietta, Ohio, on the 18th
inst, in the 10th year OF her age, Mrs. ELLEN II
LEWIS, widow of Howell Lewis, of Mason county,
Va, and daughter of the late Robert Pollard of this
city.
In this city, on Monday. January %. GEORGIAN.
Ma. adopted infant daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth GARD.
uer, after an illness of few hours.
"Ag The sweetest flower that scents the morn,
But withers TO the rising day,
So lovely this infants dawn,
SO swiftly fed ito life away"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

to-day letter from Mrs Sarah Young, who
represents herself to be the lawful wife OF
the Ex-Governor of Utah. Brigham Young,
and who promises, with the assistance of
Miss Williams, another Mormon refugee, to
expose the vices of the Latter Day Saints
1t is suggested that these persons may be i'm
posters, and that Brigham should publish a
list of his twenty-five or thirty wives, to
guard the public against imposition from per-
sons claiming to have sustained that inter.
esting relation towards his saintship!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

PRoHIBIToRY LAW IN NEW JERsEY.--In the New
Jersey Legislature, the prohibitory law passed to
third reading on Wednesday, and the final vote
was to have been taken the next day. The bill has
been so amended to allow it to 90 to the people
at Especial election in October next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

WArER.-Our city is now well supplied
with engines and hose, az we'll active, orderly,
and vigilaat tiremen, but all these will prove OF
little avail if suficiency of water cannot be had
to supply the machines. We are gratified to learn
that the superintendent of the water works intends
putting up additional fire plugs throughout the city,
90 as to have at least one plug to each square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26
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Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-26

SAILING OF THE Bartlett was the steamer
Baltic that sailed from New York on Wednesday
not the Asia as enormously reported by telegraph
In consequence OF the storm she was detained in
the bay, and did not get Off until yesterday.