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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

or The trial Of x-Postmas:er Kendsll, for
embezzling %aletter belonging to W. W. Nit
chell, Of New Orleans, has been postponed
until next November, owing 10 the absence Of
an important witness. .p 2.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

D'At a late Abolition convention in SYa-
cuse, N. Y, a collection was taken up 10 buy
pistols and guns to send 10 Kansas. What
mild philsnthropists ..a Iu..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

uThe Albany Argus says Anthony Burns.
the hero Of The Boston slave excitement Of last
year, passed through that city on Friday, on
his way 10 0beIlin College, o., where he is
10 receive an education.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

UAn indignant citizen Of Iowa, who don't
like the Know Nothings, says: "My boys are
sons OF the sires Of '76 Puritan stock, not
Hessian like some Know Hothings.'J
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05
Wanted.

An apprentice 10 the Printing business. A
boy abou; l6 OF IT years Of age with a good
English education, will find a situation by
making application at this Office soon.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

TTbe Protestant Association intend start
ing o new paper in Allegheny Pa. What
head of the church will it hoist for the Presi-
dencV
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

UThe Democrats and anti Know NothiDgs
in Highland county have q convention on the
2lst of July for the nomination Of county Of.
fc ers. l.lt.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

GTTAe last Grand Jury in New York CITY
found indictments sgainst six persons for en-
listing men for the Crimea, and one for en-
gazing in the slave trade.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

ITAf few loads Of good dry wood will be
taken in pay for subscription 10 the "Demo-
GRAFT" If delivered Immediately.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

The reported capture Of the Mamsion ~, che
French fully Confirmed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05

p The Cholera has disappeared from New
Orleans.-Er. Don't believe il.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-05
OPERATIONS OF TaE ALLIED FLEETS IN
THE SEA OF AZ0V. 7
in Breodstgfs-COttOn dull T2s
Money Market e0sier-Ths British Funds
steady.
NEW YORK, Thursday, June 2sas

The Steamer Baltic, with adsices from Lon
don aud Liverpool TO Saturday the 10th inst,
has arrived al this port. The intelligence
which she brings ftom the Climea is important
and interesting.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

The CLERGY AND PoLIT1cs.-Rsv.
DR.. Bethune, of New York, having been
censured by some political parsons for
not joining them in preaching politics
instead of religion, replied as follows:
my duty is the preaching of the goi-
pei, in doing good, in letting the op-
lressed 60 free. 1 have naught to do
with the law and law making, for the suf-
fcient reason that 1 am clergyman.--
My commission is not 10 6ght--I am not
sent to fight for Christ has said: "My
kingdom is not of this world, else would
nay servants fight" Ny Office is not
with law, politics, or the polls. I am not
to enter into contention morally with my
tongue or physically with my fists, which
last is much less culpable, My duty a.
a minister forbids this. My duty never
works with the laws--it rests on that
charity which springs from God and goes
forth toward man. Let then the pot
sherds Of the earth contend-let ~
preach the kingdom which is not Of the
earth"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

STILL AsoTHER.-In the recent elsc-
tion for judge and clerk Of the Su.
preme Court of Illinois for the second
division of tha! State, embracing twenty
nine counties among the most popslous
in tie State, ,Onias c. Skinner, Of Quincy,
was the Democratic candidate for Judge,
and Mr.. Turney for clerk and Stephen
T. Logan, of Springfield, the Know Moth
ing and Abolitionist candidate fer Judge,
and Mr.. Cornedu for clerk. The result
shows Democratic majority varying but
little from ten thousand votes, ap1 : de-
feat to the midnight Plotters zaainst civil
and religious freedom, absolutely OYER
whelming. lis 5ut just to add, that
many OF the cid "Henry Clay whigs"
proved themselves friends to their esun-
ny an. its free institutions by ysting the
Iemecratic ticket throughout.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
ARTICLE II.

The Grand Judge Advocate shall have
power to grant dispersa'ions for confcr
ring degrees, or establishing new wig
vans, and in the absence of the Grand
officers, shall install the officers of subor-
dinate wigwams, he shall also have the
power of appointing, with the consent of
the two superior officers, the officers Of
all new wigwams who shall hold their
Offices, until their successors shall be
elected, as provided for in this Constitu-
ton.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

"DM you pull my nose in earnest,
sir '"-Certsinly / did, sir" "It Is
well you did, for do not allow persens
to joke with me in that way.n
8- One james Flaherty was brought
up before magistrate, in New Orleans,
for marrying six wives. The magistrate
asked him show he could b 80 hardened
villain 20
6 PLEASE your worship" says Jesmss,
Il was trying to get COED ons"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

ScENE.-Crowded deck of an A,neri.
can packet from California.
Californian to the Skipper, ,bonl5
like sleeping birth neoy, if sou nl.ass },
skipper-"Why, where have you been
sleeping these two ,aights since We left >,
oalf0rnian--"Wal I've been sleeping
Top a Sex man; but he's got better
no"' aad be won't stand it 10 longer y
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

a SLIGHT DIFFEREScE.-The differ
ence between Christian and a cannibal
ls' that one enjoys himself, and the other
enjoys other people.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

THE TRJE AMERICAN PARTI-Soms
of the Democrats of New Orleans wrote
to Robert G.. Wicklife asking for the use
Of his name as a candidate for Governor
of Louisiana at the ensuing election. He
declined, and in his reply, remarks, that
"the true American party in this land is
the Democratic party. 1t proscribes no
man or account of his birth or religion
it adopts as its own the principles en-
braced in the Declaration of Indepen.
dencc There rests not upon the statute
book of our country one measure which
has added to its greatness that has not
the stamp and impress of Democracy
Under the Democratic rule and policy
we have grown from infancy to vigorous
manhood Ours is the greatest, the hap
piest, and the best country God has given
to man. Democracy has made it such;
and the Democratic party will continue
it so."
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
ARTICLE X.

The said delegates shall be elected by
ballot at the same time the other officers
are elected, except in such cases as are
especially provided tor in this Constitu-
ton, and shall serve for the term of six
months, asd shall be furnished with
written credentials duly attested under
seal. All wigwams now in operation
shall at the first meeting after the adop-
ton, elect their delegates to the grand
wigwam to serve until the next semi
annual election.
All wi gwams hereafter, shall elect their
delegates two weeks after their organ "a
ton full faith and credit shall be aiven
to all documents emanating from anv
other wigwam when under the attestation
and seal Of the respective wigwam Sec
retalles any information desired by
subordinate wigwdms will be given by
the Grand wigwam on application in
writing, post paid, to the Grand Judge
Advocate. At least two weeks prior to
any election for public officers, each wig
wan shall elect BY ballot the same num-
Der Of delegates to which they are en-
titled in the Grand wigwam, for d county
or city Convention, who shall meet and
nominate candidates, which nomination
shall be submitted to a general meeting
of the Order for rattle .tion or rejection.
This Constitution shall not be amend
ed, annuIied, or repealed, unless by "a
vote of the Grand wigwam in session.
INSTALLATIONS SERVICES.
An alarm is given al the door and the
inside Sentinel Announces
The Honorable Grand wigwam of the
State Of California.
The officers enter, and while the Presi-
dents calls the members to their feet they
al salute in the first degree sign.
Grand Marshal-Brothers, we ap-
pear before you for the purpose Of in
sla Ing our officers for The current term.
Tie officers viii please v-eeate their re-
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
ARTICLE III.

The fees and funds accrueing from de-
grees conferred in all subordinate wig
vans, be forwarded to the Treasurer of
the grand vi g"am at such tines as may
be required: each subordinate wigwam
shall also pay into the hands of the
Grand Treasurer, twenty five dollars for
its charter, and ten dolla, for the ritual
SUBORDINATE WIGWAMS.
ARTICLE 1-NAME AND STYLE.
This vi wigwam shall be constituted BY
at least nine members, all of whom, shall
have received the third degree of the
Order, and shall be known, hailed, and
recognized as -- wigwam, No. = of
the county of -, and State Of Cali
fornia.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
ARTICLE II-OF MEMBERSHIP.

ARTICLE II-OF MEMBERSHIP.
No person shall be proposed as a
member OF this Order, unless he be a
free white male of good moral character,
Of the age of twenty-one years, a be-
hever in the Supreme Being, and an
American citizen.
The name, age, residence, and cccupa-
tim, oil all candidates proposed, shall be
handed to the Secretary, in writing, BY
the party or parties proposing said can
didates, his name shall be read in open
meeting of the wigwam. when, if three
or more brothers object to his admission
the name shall be withdrawn from the
wigwam should no objections be urged,
the candidate can be introduced at the
same meeting he proposed
Any member of the Order wishing to
join wigwam, shall present bis discharge
rom. the wigwam to which be legally
belongs said discharge shall be written
and signed by the President and Secre-
tary, and shall bear the Seal of tie wig
wan to which the brother previously
belonged
No suspended or expelled member Of
the Order, can be received as member
of any wigwam.
'' ARTICLE III, OF MEETINGS
This wigwam shall assemble on the
evening or day, of each week, and shall
oprn. for work at = O'Clock, = NJ
Five, members of the same shall consti-
tute quorum for the transaction q
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
Constitution OF the Grand Wisvam Of the
State Of California.

In order to promote uniformity in the
method of comforting degrees, and in the
Administrations of the privileges, honors,
and benefits of this Order, within our
jurisdiction of The Grand Wigwam of
the State of Ca ifornia, who, alone poses
sess the power to grant charters, or open
wigwams within the State, bling the
Supreme Tribunal of the Order within
Is limits, and without whose sanction
and control, no wigw m Of our honorable
Order can legally exist, ord ins the fol-
lowing Articles az lis Constitution, and
that of subordinate wigvam, working
within its jurisdiction
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
ARTICLE l.

This wigwam shall be composed Of
Delegates sfiom each subordinate wigv am
within the State. who shall select from,
their own body, a Pesident, Vice Presl-
dent, and Grand Usher, Grand Instruc-
tor, Grand Treasurer, Grand Sentlnels,
Outside and Inside Sentinel.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
ARTICLE VII.


The Seal Of thi. wigwam shall be of
the diameter of an eagle, American (gold
coin, and shall contain in its centre, a
five point star, around the star shall be
the name Of the wigwam, its number,
location, and date of organization.
ARTICLE VII.
The expenses Of each subordinate wig
wan vii be betrayed by voluntary sub
scriptions on the part of its members.
Article
Every wigwain having fifty or more
members VIII elect three delegates to
represent them in the Grand wigwam, if
less than fifty, they will elect one dele
gate.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
Practical Illustration Of the Science cl
SpirifuaIism.

COMMUNICATION FROM THE LOWER WORLD
SCENE, private room.
-Four gentlemen, one of whom is a me-
dlum, seated around table, with writing
materials upon it-a spiritual circle
formed by the persons present. Ques.
hon BY the medium-'.Is the spirit of
William Poole present :" Three distinct
raps. Question-'Will he communicate
TO US, for the benefit of mankind, the
principles of the Order, for which he
became a martyr :" Three raps.-
Qnestion-.sShaIl the medium write -
Three raps. And without will or voh-
lion of his own the medium wrote as
fo lows:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

Know NoTHrSe MORALITY The
Pennsylranian has been in the habit of
publishing the secret proceedings of the
Know Nothing State Council of that
State. 1t apologies for not giving the
Iast by Informing its readers that it did
not publish them, "not because the mem
bers were not purchasable, but on &C.
count of the high price one-half the
members al least held themselves at
The small sort of creatures in the ma
tional cotncil demanded one Mousand
dollars for their notes Of the proceedings
from day to day; but they were written
so irnperfectly, for want of education,
that we refused to purchase at that ex-
orbitant price. The Tribune, Herald
and Express had secured the cream Of
the council, and we were not disposed to
purchase the skim milk. This accounts
for our New York cotemporaries furnish
ing the proceedings of the national coun-
Gil instead of ourselves. Those who
preferred their services to US, for heavy
compensation, were hang-dog looking
scamps, smooth as oil, which made Us
think of the razor's sharpness"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

business. Special meetings may be cal
led at the discretion of the first three
officers. No meeting shall be deemed
valid, nor will its proceedings be recog-
nized, unless the Charter and Seal of the
wigwam, are in the room. No wigwam
shall exceed three hundred members at
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

NsISERS' sTORs.-w Anlfsale ar. rsisii dealers s.,
tA 80 ~s. El'%-rS lr'r'it--, Lrd s s,n.ss ~
1s-,-f-- ii il--- Ac- az rsi tsrr.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

WHOLESALE DEALER ~
Fleuri Grain, Groceries, Provisions, Wines AID
Liquors.
Fire-proof building. First street, below the
Piazza, MARrsrILLE.
FT -igent for BenieiG Flour .iflls-seF
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11

SEC g. The Usher shall perform such
duties as may be required of him, by the
ritual and act under the direction of the
President
SEC 7. The Instructor shall perform
such duties as may be required of him
by the ritual and act under the direction
of the President.
SEC s. The inside Sentinel shall have
charge Of the inner door, and act under
the direction Of the President; he shall
admit no persons unless they can prove
themselves members of the Order, ex-
cept by order Of the President.
SIC 9. The outside Sentinel shall
have charge IF the outer door. and act
in accordance with the orders of the
Pre- ident, hr Shall admit no person un-
less he Prove himself a m4mb.r. or is
properly vouch 4 for.
ARTICLE VI.
All members who have received the
degrees, shall receive from the Secretary
a certificate of the same, on payment Of
25 cents; any Brother who holds de-
gree certificate and who shall have been
elected TO the second gree, shall receive
the same. on application at any mreiinc
Of the wi wan two weeks subsequent 10
the date of his certificate; his Certificate
of membership to the second degree vii
be furnished by the Secretary, upon tie
payment of % cents any member hold
ing second degree certificate for the
period IF two weeks, and who has been
elected by the Brethren Of the third
degree to receive the said degree, and
who shall have contributed at the me of
his application, one dollar for the general
welfare of The Order, shall receive the
third degree upon aPplicatio" certii>
cate Of the same shall be furnished him
by the Secretary upon the payment OF
25 cents.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-11
less x LARcoSBE

~'HoLs>Abt bt AND EETAtt. DEALERS IN Dr.,
w t,ssol. 6. .ocerfrS Pruvi-i.,n. t9,st5n- r. e-
"insrs' rooiS Se tpor Aeove National hns' BID en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
PASSENGERS Sailed

h ,eorthiD ril for Harre-Mrs Gen Scott aud servant
J. L. .ns sston ~ M 8 d. oS way Bron
master d. G. brown NJ d. Brown and servant, :: ;. 0seood
MA p s Bepean n. Greenfield, Mrs NJ j. s Howard
Louie HogaId ,cryant C. Lingha and lady daug
leans; Master Waiter r. Green G. r. Desan and lady, New
YORK; H. r. Warmer Philadelphia; M Friend. Miss Dunus
= Inst sndady New-York; Col Deleaine Canterbury Eng
Cancer ami LADY, Arteasa. p Roberts, Newfors NJ
Golnaux and lady n. o.; T. Mlo,. L. Dutoqr A s. Black
T. g. Hogkins master G. X s. pesao Norfolk victor o1!e
jose l-uescaSel, A. Dnor net Cali tuscn j. II; ffeas
Fowler Prent's A. Cdttenden Alex Watson, YORK Geo
Alex. Lcupe New-Orlesnsi C. Stsobel, Wheeunz Val H.
WaLely Philadelphia; Mics Caroline Moore j. De Forest,
Loui5 Chas Hcoasettin Phia Mrs McDonsh, n T.; g.
Peut Naparsoi Dr. T. h. Chsmpiin n - r. neTs-n' New
Oeans; Mr.. Davenport and son, NJ u; T. Maades r Hels
Berne Switzerland Her. Aeqnan, New,oreans Andrew and
Sewo,ies5s; &C. ~ oscher snd lady, L. HOander, n " A.
Memnon John Dsyonst Bridgeport Conn. George schmis
T. 5en M ' Bs +. ab.ipa b. 8 s. @o ssa Faaeco
y E zeskls s. L2oi' l. As0ssr 1sd We SswsT1
Dr. Runsg Nh Gnhin +. j. Martiu A A. Argent, Chieago;
Ion Lscp NJ hgS SS WEI. fSeS en PENN jacob
kaenbuEger, Ngnisi Antonio seras Aagin herrcS y.
H I 1 Sf anS Nickel , s%s wSsSas M
Holbeok, Chss. Brown r. Rensrd n, O. A. x Fox Albany
J. EIoaader Boston H. Emrath, j. O. Wright, f. A. kqst O.
Hafiiso1, james Marin. Cal H. B. Janisoni 0hio y. "
Me- J. II. HudIy and servant ST. Louis H. c. hgton NO
: j. Lewis NY; Il d. Mencurd, HayTe; H. de Ia Mere,
Ruer France; VIM O. Baird lady, child and servant y "
J. G. Heneerch J. A. Mane, Bosuoni L. Codschidf Louis
Vile G. Ii. L,nhsins St. Louis Total 40 passenger Specie,
Slocco.
In s,eqndp Lnion for Southampton end HaryeDon Domingo
snd three ends W. Cutting hr. and hgs 7. Dodge bliss o.
Dodge Mr. Hassiton Mr.. aud Mrs Stewart A. Dudoapat
and friend A. De eres J. Nesnder Hans Maguen, Henry Bet
ton Mr. r. Daucause sud FIVE children b. Diucsnse Bl Bar
trsrd p Badese G. W. sinonds. ?. C. W.e. T. T. Mulho
land g. W. Lambert, Nh and Ms T. X james. j. sLarsen
and son, j. Msrua, NJ and Mrs. c. frank, Mrs. Klein
Nrs DesJoIds and chid MisI Gspale Mrs. 81 Bsayenou,
Mn Unger Mrs Ba7ot Msss G. Guyot C. Psas, H. Ham
noud l. Blanc j. Black A. Adkins g. Bdngus, Y. Jesnns H.
YuseES C. Bouot Elnsrd Plochebrun, Chsvi1. H. Pred
enlern c Schalmanin Touche, A. kivet. Crts, " b.
CoIreo J. Chic n. YegsT, p Besne. Specie, So4'A4h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02
Arrived.

stesEap s. Lawrence. 1arro KEY wes. ana "A.
spe ~ hSss, nose. ard passengers 70 T. Grsh.sn -
atherarr, Evan, Chsfles.1n u,ds, an r..,n
gers 70 sroaora Tlss'on Co June y - - -, ~
iaies y excfsnfed dgusis With steamship Fioias &c., -
Ssysnash' sane dsy, u p ~ cspe Hsf',r.s b ni
changed dsra. with bsfk Raflsrf fror Bo,o. - "a
and sohI Sarah Brewer. h,Dce foT Chsrios,on - ''"'
ship bisfto, tof Yarmouth. Ns.) Wi.r N,,..fn. ~,
p7ssd CihrA ar 9Th sjss % Du hi Co e' my -
ship luia HcvGd Cc;fcT. Ee~ Orisap. I,r. - NJ.
Pass liih co n MASTER June q, fortus,s n a '1
shiTs Charles buck aud h0iyheld. Sev-Or,.,- -
june II. sfoke u :. so0pofw war s.ee1- = P-
Sieasasbip Ashsns Savannah g hosrl uss,s - 49,.
gers $. I. MifchN. - -" Ps@eA
B.is Leo wesi Havana days sus'r s.s. and tobacco 70
AgaLre & Galway. ''''~'' ~
bng Isabel aRisd 49, splth. Berrrs.sa,,. -. -,
oniors ard \ passengers Mccall Fnsa ~ ~ toi
4 Neu. aTk "a 20 TIE Gay previous. 40 si'i'es
Brig sarah Bsrn'ce fof Nsrhias Sawyer S.y.,.., ~, -
Gay, sugar rum &c rucker Is6tooarr I. ~ -
s as lon - S. struck ga ming pit -
gsl snlresr us'a opma,t tsls &C.
Brs Erie (Br Douglass. Pence, PR, Is days su,., A..
lasses o Molsr siera-
Brig ClarnaA (of " sdohoFo Moron Csrisn.s Ju,. >,
gar 70 aster sailed IN company With brig ch.de. is,h -
Ne@.Yok.
schr windsor ,sr) Dawson. Windsor % asy.. yl.s. 70
master.
sshs Level Scranton, Lowden. Savannah {eiy.
Sehr FssscDiep. lpgsls 0aisis.
Schr kss,u b. hurchin, Newburyp0gi.
Ser Psl'ss Alutyre kcckiaud.
Schr Superior, Grover. Rocklan1
skILFD-Sts.anships Union. Hsvre Arch -: Ausoss.
Sayannsh sisrsu, ChaTiestou Jainesiow1 Noioih *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

smr FAvxY FoRREsrER Of son, Liverpool, which va
ashore the 'h oosct was iTosad only II hou ana ae
ceved damage. Aboui 20 tuns eusno was thrown over
bosrd The vessel Loaf one anchor, and leaks from 10 70 q
SHIP Tsisor of New.Yok from Callas for United STATS
before reported RE Janeo in distress condemned pre-
vous sd nit Hex cargo was reiPpinS On os W .
Tvs HEAuRosRD OF VESSEL marked George Law
picked up June of ST. Cstharne8 by the E' Of Derby ar
lived London. The George Law Love- cid at London AsS
ALAHes HsApsoARD with Massachusetts, t. and but
short time in tho wsE was Picked up and taken % nevss
taken into Lsoey previous 70 June had on board piece o.
OF the vessel WITH which the other had been IN contact
1t ives though Y msht be me barr aaseersetis OF
Bisx sTsirER, Of cbaflesion fro Maquash n. B; for
Cora strucb Quocdy Head let inst IN thick fog and I'M
edatly sprung sleok Put into Boston 2Sth for repairs
aud ripped seen on ire lth inst, %
doned stripped that date but does not appear who se
btr en- hre - :, ~, 1u,,.,on f,o,, Ns,yyo,l nm
the IN june 100 miles w BY N Of Clear passed about 20
bss cotton one OF Which ya, ns5seS N IN ~ Ant,
we, oh the p'rt, reports June lat ~ % n 100. q w.
gone about feet decs by the caharpns
and orgalaIt forecae frn bowsp,t and bboon "sndng
deck ey oF No rgrer or other shout shp sppsr
ery been handonei sbut two months less Full female
figure painted white, gilt wreath round TIC head saa sp
orEESsrowS JUNE 1.-THE Penelope, from Mautevideo,
reports having seen 9th Msy, la IA NJ lon - W. sea
Oue pipe Of spirits marked MT No. 26' two boxes ard
mar e." &C" On dismcndl, and Tin dismondl ACC W.
6 box containing oar tins Of four gal Gus esc o.
urueutipe or naytha marked ACD Tin diamond; also
sree cssk Of lucifr ches, containing 20 boxes ssa
Smiths Matches, by +. T. Barker, NewfoTh OrsM fa
titles OF very white sand were 70 the cases upp2sea y a
washed in from the vessel having had for ballast hNS
thou ght ste q American. - g..
BaRK "CHAosp (probsby the Chase, Chase master, from
New Oesus for Wiscasttb arrived st or below Cnsfesca
2sh leaking. Would take asteamtas on board aAa PRIV
coed 10 New-lork , p...ox
scHR GEORGE AMOS Nichols. a. Providence from bsns'f,
bboom BY being in contact with schr John fanun' ~
Providence. 49, - IN
CHakLEsTos June 28The bark Chaos Is LEAKING sno W..
proceed % EeyvYork. The pump VIII De Pso'a W
board Cept. Welsh goes In tho steamer b. La" obco
QUrHEc June 23-1be ship Beneyensuro, wlI9 ~.
fon LIVERPOOL Is reported ashore Scrtw Island pay
bal ST. John Glasgow In collision with the snip ~
~ Rounfyn aud both received damage.