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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19
Tn. Russian Squadron Ia the Pacific.

susFICIOu- aovENIsIr % YIyE WAR HHIFs-cos.
JECTrELp cArTrHE % TWO JciOLHH TRADERS.
lffum the Singapore ~ line, Jan.
~ The puich ,isansr f.dGng CaptAln Fsfns adris.s
ana Journal received 10 Tie 2sth December. ID
reported ~ EAtsYs that squadron cOnlsctarei
iron 80 'up.couf norsmsbb, 70 b. EB,siAn
erupinz within t-ssiy miles u 'bs port eoffssp pm
csnt ats'ss the Iumbsr II vsssss = Grs. steamer
two frgass and too smaller shp, We rive The rsy0rt
luf received H. leaving our rss1sfs N slssf %
The ssfpcioua eircumstsDce II they eAn. ~ Tie Has
ssn yss., tBovn - be IN tho rAeae tbs Ar,5t. snA
IL "a we're ~ Peirorau .leu The allied ua4ron s
Tat Iscs tho taiiA aud bwins according " acs0unis
non bsrth n1ssiouafsa, ~srs boasea ths river
ttsausf hste no, bsAft-sh. vas hst cen a, tbs
br'.fng cot II ths var, ELsnsAas. a trent -
BATAVIA writes
B,r,yi,. D. .. ist
II u rspnrtsf here hat tsrs ounls tbre- f9af
sbips ~ sar and steamer, bot vhAt tssy zoe
ns 70 AMOS To csytSln u tho Ch.i8s Hsrsic on
iw'n'y rss OF he coast ard there 10 doubt usi
IL th met si.smer 80 ss-b from Iooso.i houss
ana again pan The 2ftl ~ &st-bat iOrgst - ch-s
tAEsf visible fran to drsss - shits n tie fo,s
she 49, two nasisf gsssa So nsgfiy Into tn
ou'f fo,d' tim .br.6 be- CORE al e-fprs notssg
80 again oui ~ sght This looas sssras0a', and
ere ~ ~ arc lhrlps1 - iliak that q ssst - Ess
stb 14asirtn ~ tbs loekDut fof rsifss al tsspnE
rear bAiKvia % - 20 bats nsHuAl trt y ron - u
~ putsalt Fotn tnylsh AL Tisurh ship. ~ -
Cns v0uN bavs thoasht that ths risausr -hi,h cNns
IN 81 ttovs iro oeeas8rs Ls1 Lsn sthsr TrrBsh
Ifwen sbf you'd hAvs t3gti into ths fpsds-ksf
rot hsvng fous skss rss,'sfs loos sasplrioas T.s
r,stsls 'fsn lnslsoe, N tsnEsots Ani Gfar' Iobs
stat 80 iaAt ~ 80 - ~ hf@fy ~ aays an1
u = quiis 80 tis tbss usy hars Tea e,ptuts1.
H. fssgasofs su Olsssov AnEur itth sa1 "a 80
etA I-ssusysf ths go ost is5 4kys tas Graz Lag
sisn 1T Gssgo- Augun 2,th aha hN4 not h~~n 81
nor. ihsn l4t days
T1s ioll0vinr .sSlxna Communicates "a. s.u..
rsrsf 'sys 10 Asyibsr plk0s hAyi1g bs.a Bs3s ~ -
u ina Hytu vorth pntllsh NJ
On The ia ~ gan1ary. isstnrt 40 svu risafssx
pa,ssf ~ or fsASs from Ne -s~' - ~ s4s'.ssa On
We lisi Hfm1 the srssks a st~asss s~-a ffou.
s scsovi bsrs Batavia ffp-a to- rukft cay sss ~
Tho rsssrss- -ts srtvsc hsfv thAt tAy tosrs ,Ae
s.snssf bss1a On t6s dsy ,hs hsitsh ship
CbAts HsTrit srfv~i hsr~ To eaDssis q ths ship
Tosisi = ks.. sou "a ,hs sgt b~tsss ~ ,S1 s,af
Lsks fear vsrssss "a sts~rss IN osNrss via ks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19

The Enrditde RUSe publishes the regulation pared
by the Directing senate ana ratified by the Car for
the organization 81 the "lmpsrili Mobile Militia" as
the new corps decrfed In the recent il 10 10
called. The ordinance divided into nns sections and
ninety seven paragraphs and in the ginal hs
folio columns The first clause u the document declares
tbhf The corps II raised for temporary service In defence
Of the faith the throne and the fatherand II Ii
acted that exemptions from military service hitherto
Ifnttsd shall not apply Ia The present che but that
whoever i liable 10 the captaon tar or It's equivalent
shall be lhbe 10 be called 10 in this corps
Merchants, Jews and foreign eolonists who have been
encouraged u settle Russia AD receive grants Of land
itfn he crown are eSc'psc The corps will be yldei
into tatahors or drusebnss each consisting Of four
panies Zach dfurebn. Ia 10 be commanded by = staff
oeer snd TO have four captains and stat captain 90
tubc mcsrs and olcisrs, aud Is Ia order
hasten the formation Of the corps. gubernial militia
committee IL 10 b. formed In every government and
within fourteen days after the rec oi the manifesto the
MOBILES are 70 assemble and appoint the renictyouH q
the several tataon, and make arrangements for their
supply and equipment. 10 meet the Of tbs
new corps special " voluntary sub err ptons he
made, for which the mitises " u open list and 20
which All persons are sum nousd ~ contribute. The
ubjects a. III. Emperor adjurea b. their av. of
Their country 10 make sacrifices corresponding 20 the
cason and II 10 announced that tie and sub
criyiions ~ all pertoDs viii BE- published The mobiles
- toun a. they have dsDeTAtsd D. the drec
uons ioieeoing are 20 repair r. their fevefa ocAss
and exert hsmselyes In forwarding the enrolment The
o6srs must not b. younger than twenty, nor olisr
than iUrfy bys Jesr Of age. In tho format Of
VAntes inhabitants OF the village 70 be Kept
gethsr A. far ne possible Those Who have firearms
u Their own are 70 be furnished utta = musss, and
ba onst The employ msnt Of the militia 20 BE- 81 the
pl'asuie 81 the Chr and upon The termination u the
ID persons serving 10 the c1rps II b. allowed - a.
back 10 their homes should ABy f.ll 10 bath. their
families viii receive csriih al. Rbsovlng them FROM
olhgaion 20 furnish recruit a. Tie merit levy.
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terms 81 their mast heads A far he could distla-
guish they appeared 70 be all Of 10 form
squadron, consisting Of . large frssts, oorv.t.s.
brig and steamer. Probably the smoke here a
the 2ist that Of the steamer belonging 70 that
eoua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19

bLrru lsocUfTr.--A frsnd inform, ~ ts~<
" W.. ftsahsrr nsrprs@ buih " rus 81 IN Asdr..
sstrh snd usish recently rsr-yr.44 a. ~ ~tss-v
Yusftsfs, k1 Fstb~ q Sov. rhsh.r Tss ~wn.-~
arr hsr spa us shove 10 esvs sas bsiii s.vuR
800 hs sssfssr, attax Ne sogisss y . 1g4~s r~w~
tG ~" MIA. ~b.@ We EA saver. ths Hxgyssa q q
sss, Aea'. -Orfrs Nc D,->,yH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-19

MuTIsY ON BoARD AN AMERICAN sHIP-snl0us
ATTACK or TIE CAHIAIN AND OYEICEKa ny A nAI-

muTISY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN smP-Snti0Ua
ATTACK on rHR cArTAS AND opFICEKs M sAI-
LoR- ms ARREST.
Tho Cape Cape TOWN. Monitor OF December 3otA.
HayrAn unfortunate affair occurred board the AnAs
resn chip hsdord. About ten days before her arrived
In Table Fay dispute arose between the captain sd
one 81 III" reamen The part Of latter taken by
anotlef sailor, s-sds. The quarrel high whics
the H~eds ~ent W tho torocAe armed hmAelf with
bowie knife Hs afterwards returned and this aispsts
between HIM and Csptaia Ropes wa ~ opened. Aagry
wordt olioNed and the end OF IL n souie which
the captain wa wounded severely with two cuts
head dangerous the uoudsr and ON he
arm. The hrst ana second officers promptly nterferea
for his rescue, when the former received seyeraI
cuts himself one particularly on the wrist which uH
probably disable his hand Tor life III. latter paro~A
with serious wound the Abdomen OF which he In
stl dangerously s4ling The Swrde At ast wAs oyor-
po~ert and safely secured In irons from eeong fur
thrr violence, Such the disabled state both Of
bder and the hrt and second oniccru that the
thip shs left solely 70 the navigation OF the
While la this condition they fortunately fell In with
American hhp bound 10 New York This chief officer II
her sent on board the hedford by the commandos
ana With hts permission remained charge to navigate
her Into 1Ahl. Bay Ths unfortunate Swsds whose farV
led 20 the whole disaster brought ashore In iroas
and il In custody BY order Of tho q. & Consul.
Capt Holmes, lie wil be forwarded either by hsl-
ford or some other opportunity tor trial 20 the UstsA
States Great doubts entertained Of the recovery
one OF the poor sufferers,
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Par &c ulnrs OF the Wreck OF the French FRI
uufe SeHntIlauts.

Tie Paris AOniteur Of the LIST nstan, confirms the los
OF the hemlsnte. Mtn mentioning that its nformAtss
II based the accounts sent In by tho military and
maritime authorities Of Corsica, IL adds
Pieces OF wreck Of all kinds tho bow Of friysts,
sailor hat bearing the OF tho semante, the lag
OF that irigats &c., having BEEN washed ashore,
moves all doubts on this melancholy event, Only
body has yet been found.
The semiante was fine frisata Of 90 guns, and
commanded by Captain sugar, shs LET, toulon the
lith having on board, in addition 20 her regular crew,
400 infantry. The Weather rough when the S.mn-
ants started, but there 10 suppose that
whom she had reached only few leagues from the coast
violent tempest would come and destroy her.
Driven by the violence Of tho gale from the south west
into tho Straits OF BonifAalo, abe supposed % have
struck sunien rock and " have instantly allied 40
sunk. Among the sTticlss washed shore eons
hbbos, the numbers which Indicate the ragimsnt W
which they belonged also letar written 20 the Gag
tain by the carpenter and III. hat OF % tbs callers
bearing tne of the vessel Tho routans OF pr,ss<
has also born picked up which hsy. belonged "
the chaplain OF the frgAte. All these thing were
washed ashore tho small islAnd Of IaveII.
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Zouave characterization,

The Consthhtinople correspondent OF the Morning
Chronicle after ces riding the ppaence Of the Iousves
for an assault, state that large armed deputatiDn
waited upon General Canrobert 10 inss that he should
give oreers fer the storhny and 10 declare that unless
the orders were given at trey themselves would
make attack forthwith. The General tried 10
determined Ssing that decisive step must be
taken to preserve authority and prevent insurecion
Csn bert ordered the iTth ginent Of the line and
battery - field artillery, and having seized the ring
leaders IN ts demand Ia Ioudre shot twelve Of them
IN rssenc" o. the whole camp-a piece o. energetic
non Witch bad at once the happy effect o rendering Tbs
siege and lear disposed 10 try the resisting power IL
Fot ConA,An'ns and its sister batteries on their own
account This affair Gays the rrsspondent) which
have every reason To believe real, was, of course
mach a. possible hushed up in the camp but that II IL
npt mere ille rumor may venture 10 assert, having
heard o! II from not likely 10 be msin formed
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cefved such an admoniti0n as has very seriously
alarmed the proprietary. In fact, 1t seems TO be
machine-the press-at ali in the exact order de-
sired. Even the semi official journals catch 1t
sometimes, and the Constitutional was snubbed the
other day for putting Sardinia and England aux.
iliaries OF France In the same category; and the
censor himself, who prevented the conclusion Of NJ.
Berryer's speech attacking by implication the Ma
poleoni; regime on his reception into the Academy,
has been called TO order by the Emperor and the
remainder Of said speech allowed 10 appear, as pos
sessing no dangers for France. But II appears that
the Academy has got into the habit Of looking 70
political rather than TO literary celebrity and there
is a talk OF giving IL q thorous "a haul over.
Pnls has been greatly excited by the trial OF
French goveruess Of the name OF Doudet, for thu
death OF two children, daughters Of an Englishman
cf the nsme OF Marsden, In consequence Of III usage
The trial lasted several days, and 10 the general re
gret Of society has ended In her scquittal She had
formerly teen wardrobe woman TO the Queen OF
EnRlsnc a high testimonial from whom was pre-
eptet but anything more disgusting than the de-
tails and the abominable Accusations she brought
against the children, has seldom disigured court
Of justice BERTHE.
PARIS, March /, 1855.
.intrciesr If the En-. Prssideat Of the United States
nth the Err Presidcnt Of The French Rcpubiic-
Negotiations Of Mr.. BcLGne, Commis,ioner 10
Chind--Ths Rcroiufior Of ls4s consigned 10
ancient Hstory AID Poetry --Amoicdn Medical
Sociofy II Payis-Crrsdde against Corsds-
Mvsfifeations Of the Winter Season-A Day Of
Spring Sunshine--degtiitai Of Aie,nne Doud,t-
Departure 81 u I'd John Ru.sdi-of the Emperor
-R,sHa and r edmont-- The Spring Campaign,
or War Of the Three Emr0ors.
The arrival Of Martin Van Buren,, ex Preaden! Of
, 1855-10-12
Times Of holding The District Courts in The
Territory Of Washington.

The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times Of
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms of the District court shall be held in
each county every year; except those counties attach
ed to other counties for judicial purposes.
The District Courts in and for the county Of Jeier,
shall he held on the first Monday in April and
October for the county Of Island, on the second Mon
day in April and October; for the county ofWhatcom
on the third Monday in April and October; for the
county Of King on the fourth Monday in April and
October for the county Of Pierce on the first Monday
in May and November. [Chief Justice LANDER pre-
sidiug.l
The District Courts in and for the county Of Thurs
ton shall he held on the second Monday in May and
November; for the county Of Sawamish, on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county OF
Lewis, on the fourth Monday in May and November
[Judgc CHENOwETH presidngl
The District Courts in and for the county OF Ska
mania shall be held on the last Monday in March and
Scptember for the county Of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for Skpmana for the county of
Cowlitz, on the second Tuesday after the time ap-
pointed for Clarke county fer the county OF Pacific
week after the time Oppointcdifor Cowtz county
tJudsc MCFAppEN presiding.
, 1855-10-12
ExEcUrIUE OFFICE, Olympia, W. T.
January 2ith, 1855.


lst. The northern half of section 26-thc north
eastern quarter Of section 27fnctona section % and
the eastern half Of section %; all in range one )
west township nineteen (l9) north, situated on the
south side of Puget sound the mouth OF she nah
nam or Medicine creek and one mile west "i the VII
lamette meridian containing according to the u >.
land survey 1904 acres.
2nd tract on the south side OF Commencement
BAY rot far from the mouth Of the Puyaup river be-
ginning at a point on the beach marked by a large
white r tree blazcd three sides, and standing on
the north east corner Of Swan Il Rileys claim !;
thence along the beach and following its meandenngs
one and half miles in south easterly drecHOn, 10
point marked by fallen tree bearing the letters u s.
r. behind which three cedar trees are c0nspcuously
bl.zcd; thence south one and a half miles thence
west about one mile to point due south OF the place
Of bcgnuing and thence north about two and a hait
miles to said place pr beginning, containing In all l2sO
acres, or two sections OF land.
Sd. The small i.land called Klah-che-min, situated
opposite the month Of Hammerslys aud Tottens in
lets and separated from HartStene island by Peale 5
(r Pickering) passage containing according 10 tue
L. :. land survey, about 100 acres.
ith The Peninsula at the south eastern end OF
PcrTy's Island called Shaisquihl and
9TH. The Island called Chah-choo-scn, situated in
the Iummi river at the point II separation Of the
mouths, emptying respectively into Bcllin2ham Bay
and tlc Gulf OF Georgia.
the mouth OF a small brook running into the same,
next to the site of the old Spanish fort; thence along
the shore round Cane ClassGt Fatcry to the mouth
Of another small stream running into the bay on the
south side of said Cape little above the Watch vii
agc thence following said brook to its source ;
thence in a straight line 10 the source of the first men
toned creek, aud thence following the same down to
ISAAC I/sTEvENS, Gov,
and SuDt. Ind. An, w. 7.
, 1855-10-12
Thomas Tenant's
AND NAVIGATION WAREHOUs
SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR. ~

SIGN OF THE WOODEN SAILOR,
49,. /. . Fire Proof Block, m ..t-.f--l
CORNER OF LONG WHARF AND FRONT sTnEEr.is'
CnRoNoMETERs carefully rated by Transit OBJ
~ seryatons.
U. S Agency for tie sale Of Government ChartA Of
this Coast All these Charts will be sold as heretofore
AT GoyEItSMErT PRICES.
Surveying and Nautical Instruments, Of the best
manufacture always on hand. =. r
Repairing executed In wOrlmanlilIe manner. 2
Charts Of the latest and most correct surveys com
prsing large Assortment Of the North and South Pa
cihc Indian Ocean, Hornburgs China Seas, Eastern
Passages, Straits Of Mallacca sunda, &c, with rivers
Coast Charts atest editiOns from Queen CharlOtiss
Island to Cape Horn. p t'sN ae'it
General and Coast Charts Of all parts Of the world
Wilkes charts Of Islands in the Pacific.
AdmiTnlty charts in great variety. a-A.
Ringgolds charts Of San Francisco Bay and Rivers.
Nautical Amanacs and Books. t'ia
Log States, Stationery, Pocket Spy Glassesf
Compound Microscopes, Stefescopes. .iiAs ,t4
Drawing Instruments, Speetneles Magnets.
Drawing and Tracing Paper. - t.li-, ~
Hydrometefs for Liquors, salts Syrups, Acids MIX.
&c, 49,. -
Pocket Compasses, THERMOMETERS, &C., with a great
variety Of other Instruments In the sumo line.
a8- Being apractical workman, (having learned
my business In the mandatory Of the celebrated VIM
j. Young, Of Philadelpha,) ali work entrusted 70 me
San Francisco, May 10, 1855. ,ses-il t0-tg.o
, 1855-10-12
Ola m for Damages by Indians,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that claims for damages,
~ done by Indians Of this Territory to citizens,
must be put in under the regulations OF the Depart
mcnt In the following manner:
|. 1t must he shown either that the property has
been taken by force, or with intent 70 steal or that It
has been macousy destroyed and that the person 10
whom it belonged was lawfully within the Indian coun-
=. Application for remuneration must be made by
the owner, his representative, attorney, or agent, TO
the proper superintendent agent or subagent, WITHIN
three years after the commission Of the injury.
5. The necessary documents and proofs must ac-
company the application.
4. Oaths may be administered ana deposltons "a
ken by the proper superintendent agent or subgent
Whenever the Indian can make out a presumption OF
title In himself from the fact OF previous possession
or ownership, the burden Of proof wlrest on the white
person.
5. The application, documents, and proof, must
then be transmitted by the superintendent, agent or
subaeent to the Department Of the Interior for the
direction Of the President.
made by the superintendent, agent, or subagent, up
on the nation or tribe 10 which the Indian or Indians
committing the injury belonged, for satisfaction.
T. From the making Of such demand Of satisiae'
ton the " reasonable time" not exceeding twelve
months, will be computed.
s. II within that time the Indian nation or tribe
shall refuse neglect to make satisfaction, the super
ntendeht agent, or sub-agent, will make return oi
his doings TO the Department OF the Interior accom-
nanicd by the papers connected with the case, thai
sadh further steps may be taken shall be proper, IN
the opinion Of the iresueht' 70 Op'a oi
the injury. . ~. +a.. .u
0. Every person making application to the agent
for naturalization for injuries committed by Indians
upon his property will be required r. make anidayit
that neither himself his representative attorney Of
agent has violated the provisions Of this law by seek
ing or attempting TO obtain private satisfaction or re
venge Evidence Of such seeking or attempting
II communicated 10 the superintendent agent, or sub
agent, will make part Of the return Of his DOING
herein before required.
Claims may accordingly be filed either at the once
Of the superintendent Of Indian Affairs at Olympia, o.
delivered 10 the agent for the Puget Sound District
Col NJ 7. Simmons, or the subagent for the Colum
bia River W. H. Tappan who viii attend the varioui
courts during term time for the purpose.
| ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Gov. a Sup't4Indlan Ans.
| Olympia, March ls, 1855. n28-f
, 1855-10-12

bT Judge Rush Emore, Associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court Of Kansas, has
been removed on grounds similar to those
assigned for Gov. Reeder's displacement,
and Judge Moore, of Alabama, appointed
as his successor
, 1855-10-12

b% The English engineers spent ten
days in erecting an cight-gun battery in or
der to oppose a small Russian work of six
guns near the Redan. When finished il
was found to be several feet too low to
command the Irregularities of the interven-
ing ground.
, 1855-10-12
Notice.

ATA TREATY concluded at Hell Gate. In the Bit.
"A ter Root Valley, on the 10th day Of July. 1855.
with the Fathead, KoOtenay and upper Pend dOreiilc
Indians there was ceded 10 the United States except
two Indian reservations to lie hereafter mentioned,
tract OF country bounded as follows viz
Commencing on the main ridge Of the Rocky noun
tains at the fOrty-nnth parallel Of latitude thence
westwardly on that parallel In the divide between
kOO-tcnay river and Clarkes Fork thence souther-
y aud soltheasterly along said divide to the one hun
dred and ffteenth degree OF lcngitude thence In n
southwesterly direction IN the divdebetween St. Regis
de Borga aud the Occur Alene rivers; thence south
eastery and southerly along the main ridge Of the
Bitter Root mountains u the divide between the head
waters Of the koOs-kOoska river and of the south
along the divide separating the waters Of the several
tributaries OF the Bitter Root river from the waters
flowing into the Salmon and Snake rivers TO the main
ridge Of the Rocky mountains thence norherly along
said main ridge 20 the plnce Of beginning.
The reservations arc follows, viz:
/. That portion Of the valley Of the Bitter Root
river which Is situated above L0olo Fork, or Travel
cr's Rest creek Of Lewis and Clarke.
2. tract Of country on the Flnthead river boun.
ldcd a. follows, wiz:
Commencing at the source Of the main branch Of
the Jocko river; thence along the divide separating
the waters flowing into the Bitter Root river from
those flowing into the. Jocko, TO point midway be.
tween the Camash and Horse prairies; thence noher
ly N and along the divide bounding the west the
flathead river to point due west from the point
half way Ia latitude between the northern and south
ern extremities Of the Flathcad lake; thence on
due east course to the divide, whence the Crow the
Perrin, the Sinoelleem, and the Jocko rivers have
their rise; thence southery along ad divide TO tho
place Of beginning.
The land ceded outside Of the reservations is nov
open to settlement The Indians however are secured
in the possession Of their improvements till provision
Is made for their being moved 10 the reservations.
The right to pasture their animals in common will
whites IN unclaimed land, TO fish In common Will
whites, 70 dig roots aud gather berries unclaimed
land, Is also secured 10 the Indians
For further particulars application should be mad
to the Agent in the Bitter Root Valley, II. II. Lan'
dale
Council Ground at Hell Gate, Bitter Root Valley
W. T., July 10th, 1855.
.. ISAAC I. STEVENS,
Aug. 10, IS. 6mis Gov. and Sup't.
, 1855-10-12
Piano Fortss and Me1odeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC sFOOLs.s
WOODWORTH eco, R si

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FuRrEs AID MBtpnEoNs,
~ 1870 Clay St., are the exclusive agents for The
@ffR1 sale Of the 6rODARF,s Piano FoErEs AND
SQtE5 Princes MELoDEONs, In California, and are
SN constantly receiving them direct frum The Man
ufactory. Such Arrangements have been made a. win
enable them 10 supply these celebrated Instruments a.
manufacturers prices thus securing 70 purchasers the
advantage Of making personal selection from large
and complete assortment and Of avoiding The great
risk and delay Of importation. Just receiE9dn stock
Of Piano FoFtes for hire. al fsialiQffla sgLgWl
San Francisco, April 2i, 1855. .aEtt os-tftsi
, 1855-10-12

Y ba5- The bark louisiana, Capt. Williams,
is at present completing her cargo of spars
and lumber in the harbor of Olympia, for
Hong, Kong, China. About three years
ago, this vessel took from the Sound to the
same port, a similar cargo, by which its
owners Aealized handsome profit.
, 1855-10-12

~ In Warren county, Mississippi, re-
Gently, Coroner's jury returned verdict
that the deceased died from the visitation
of God, or some other disease unknown to the
Jury"