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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
yNVHTs lnvauabIc specillc, fir,

yHSUIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced mo
"A Pisa some flty years sine soon became - W II
known N certain care that IN every town aud c'ty
not oniy the Continent, but in Great briian the
demand for it great. It's merits 50 Astounding,
that in les, than yuar from its introduction u al
supplantrd all otheF remedies. The Medical Iaculy
of The prUCjpal cities of Europe were compelled &c
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disease PrO
prptors Of other mcdcine jealous Of is swGy. VainlE
underworld to stay IL onward progress Like grass
before the mower their et iris fell 10 the ground ami
like Dire on the prairrs sweeping all before H. IT, on
ward march became trumnhan 1t stood forth upon
its own merits discerning puplc saw. tried and
were ouNincpd Of its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired 10y Or. Parcra from the sale of II
during the >x years ho prepared It alone bore witness
TO ~ miraculous merits. At ia" deceaS" oi The Doct
the pecipe was bcqueahei to hi% son, who has lately
introduced the remedy into the tnite1 Niate'. The
number OF c res IL has already made are astonishing
ThuuSands and tens OF thousands can bear testimony
to lis efficacy.
All whu use il II will cure with a safety. speed and
certainty no otly'r medicine hiEs ever possessed.
R,,snrl 10 no q Iack Sustrum~. I ~e u remedy that
has been tried Tor the past hiy years and was never
known 10 lalL
Beware Of Cpunerfeits The extensive sale Of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
ar persons a. palm of upon the uhsn-pecting. spu
rous compound closely resembling The original. Re
particular to buy none whou, the written signature
Of T. Parer;. VI. ID. on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle All others counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be- punished with the atnorst rger Oh
the law
Pr -. Three dollars per bottle For sale by D. Bah
cnck sole Agent for California Oregon aud the Sand
wch Islands, to whom all orders must be addressed.
4 liberal disc 'unt made 10 wholesale dealcrs
u. HAHCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, u Davis street,
sab Francisco.
List Of Agents throUgh'u the State. Rice DGiin g..
ca. Druggist. Mnrysye: r.. n SaTkweaiher, Ciiy
Drug store. Stockton w. II. Bruner. Sonora Beni
Shurileff Shasta; Child = Wor-hen. Placervhle
Justin Gates, Jr Sacramento Cily: d. Il. W. Carr,
Uownieviile DR.. John Lark. Nevada Dr. w. II.
Gatlicf, Yreka, Dr y. Winston, Los Angeles;
Thomas Whaby. san Diego; Geo l.. story, Porlla
0. r.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

A GEM The following brief note was
sent by telegraph, by the Hon. Daniel Dick
inson of New York, in reply to an invitation
to attend meeting for the purpose Of rati-
fyinr the Cincinnati nominations. 1t is GER
tainly gem in its way, and embodies, as
ane Of our cotemporaries remarks, more
than many two-hour speech delivered on
,he same subject.
BlNGHAMProN, IN. " June 10. 1856.
Invitation too late for me to attend or
write. ! commend the Cincinnati nomins-
ton to the country as one fit to be made.
The Democracy and the whole Conservative
rlcment of the country will rejoice at Tire
selection of Mr.. Buchanan, because he is a
Statesman, and not n political spokesman :;
because he has capacity, learning and expe-
.'icnce becoming the station; because his
name will guarantee respect and justice
rom abroad, and insure domestic repose :;
because he has wisdom and integrity te
!nantain inviolate the rights of sovereign
states, and preserve the constitutional u
nion. Mr. Breckenridge is a type of his
Glorious State-generous and powertul-ln
carly maturity imbued with the spirit of
the times and replete with promise. The
success of this ticket is what the country
needs s-what it is destined to enjoy-and
y, hat will restore it to its true position at
home and abroad--over land and sea
DANIEI s. DICKINSON,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

E-Employment can be nad sor mum
~ bcr Of expert workmen on wire, during the
present summer in erecting wire Bridge at BIdwel
IN this county Enaaire at this Off 80. ar oe
JAMES A. MURRAY. Marysvilie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
nRIV.ATE Medical Ono

uHRIV ATE Medical Once-IIundreds of those who
have contracted disease are disappointed OF n
cure by not calling on Or. Young at first. lie will
forfeit any sum if he fails TO any case that may
come under his care. ne matter how long standing or
affecting such ulcers, tumors, nodes, punches,
pimpies on the face and body, pains in the bones and
Joins, wpkcfuness, trembling copper colored sores
wasting of the bones emaciaOn, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh, in the and ears, loss OF
hair, weak eyes itching humors, IL Many persens
after being relieved cf all extern appearances OF
private disease suppose themselves cured. but after
few months find they are troubled with rarious
symptoms which they never'had before and which
they find it impossible 10 relieve. TO all who are al
hiced in this way, Dr. Young would particularly rec
Ommend a trial OF his skill The symptoms with which
YOU are troubled are caused by tants in the blood
which or later will destroy our health anu nap
piness Cpcrson who has ever had an attack ot any
nrivate complaint should not fail To consult DIR. Young
and take few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine they can rest assured mat 1her biood IS
In n perfectv pure and healthy conden, and that
every trace of disease f. removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business or no fee
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S. Office hours from
A. NJ, to p. NJ.
Marysuille, June 10th. 1855.
nR.J c. YOUNG-DEAR SrU:-Please send me
~ some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case. have friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing acse in his head weak back, loss of memory,
and Is generally debated he is discouraged and
has not confidence enongh to enable him To call and
see YOU. told him how was, and that my friends
all said in consumption. and the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me to 60 home To die, but
instead of going home called upon YOU, and here
am as well any of them, and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi srenth enough to work with the strong
Of them. Doctor will send every one tn you that
looks to me as though he needed physician II shall
not be my fault if any dies for want of medical
treatment. | will do all | can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yeicpt professors
known are men who left their country for their coun-
trys good Publis this letter. doctor, if You wish,
and hope some of those that humbusged me, may
ace il and sleep bad for one night
Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLRERGHe

NNTOUI.D Respectfully inform the citizens or bid
w well aud vicinity, that he is prepared TO do ali
kinds Of work in his line of business in n workman
IKE manner with despatch and ON reasonable terms
lItving always on hand a large assortment OF dry
Va lber, he is ready TO make to order, Doors window
- .h Tables. Rockers. &c. All kinds oi Cabine
r..s Billiard Tables set aud repaired shop no
charles Street. below Hess Larcomb's Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

DLANKs -EyeIy description of sus!ica'. L lanks
ID foI sale a,hIs Office,
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CONVERSATIONAL.


WAsHINGToNsA April 30-Senate-On motion OF
Mr. Sumner, the committee on Finance was in
structed to enqsire into the expediency Of legsla
ting to the effect that al articles recovered from
submerged derelict wrecks, whether In our own
or foreign waters, should be admitted free of duty
The Senate debated the action of the Naval
Board until adjournmenf. -e@s---
House.-Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, from the CONF
mittee on commerce reported bill establishing
collection districts, ports OF entry, and modifying
the rev enue laws.
The consideration of Mr. Washburne's bill was
postponed until the 1st Monday in June.
MIR. Herbert, Of California, offered . resolution
(Which was adopted instructing the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to enquire If any and what further
legislation IL necessary to secure the lives and
property of American citizens passing the Isthmus
Of Panama. 80 pssf - sa34
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up and
discussed in committee. ~ sfs'ss zaa
Messrs. Burlington and Mecham made speeches
In favor Of the admission of Kansas IS > State, >
bill for which was reported to the House without
being read, or . word said. ~ as
Pending it, the Honss adjourned.
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French Maritime influence.

A Paris letter writer says that, now that peace
Il concluded, the Emperor is bent upon pursuing
the darling object of his HEARTBEAT Of creating a
maritime influence for France, which shall make
her as pre-eminent on the seas rs her military
power has been on land "Our military glory
he says has touched the skies, but has only been
to make the cloven foot of clay more obvious /
must have France great commercial nation, and
Algiers shall be nursery for our navy. The Ly.
ons and Mediterranean Railway connects the sea
In the East with Paris Havre de Grace might a
well connect it with the sea in the North" He en-.
tertains the scheme of cutting vast ship canal
from Havre TO Paris, distance of l50 miles. Pa
ris IL to be made an emporium equal to London.
This Is good scheme, but can Louis Napoleon
make Frenchmen saorss
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rurr1.1Aparc MuwA..
...TELr11Aparc MnNva .~-.-.-
EPOKTED FORA II K.pTkFATr
= ~s~~-.----->~-SSs-S.
LATER FROM or ORNIA.
TAN DEPREDATIoN oR1aoN b.

NEW YORK. April 10Th The steamer Illinois,
with California mails 70 the Jsh 81 April arrived
esss fns sssning vim ao and % Ooo..
EEeovernor BisIsr. o. csnlOfnis, d among ihs
Mining returns from California promise . large
yislAy "a pared With Iast yea. - @-1 90
Ex-senator Fo0te had withdrawn as the Ameri.
can nominee for the u. s. Senate
q The drought which prevailed for two months,
had given plAce p copious showers Of rain d
Il Is said that the Mormons are making recon.
noisanoe Of the Colorado river, with the view 70
opening channel Of communicatiou with ~ tie
leading Mormon stations, in order 70 obtain sup-
Another strong movement wAs making In Cali
fornia to open weekly post line to Missouri.
i A brisk trade had sprung mp between San Fran.
cisco and the Russian possessious. "a
Tts sfsss - -tss'sr COmnncFcjaI. a
; SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th .--MArkets generally
dull except -four In which large speculative trans
actions were taking place, causing an advance IN
price Gaiiego was quoted 1t so per Dbl
e Indian Depredaeions. Is
The Indians continue their hostilities in Oregon,
They recently made several attacks on the whites,
ard had captured the steamer Mary on the Coium
bia river. They killed large number Of citizens
At Cascades and destroyed the town. .
At last dates they were fighting ct the BLOCK
House and OonnelPs Prairie
In Warrington Territory the Volunteers naa
skirmish with the Indians, routing them and kinne
forty.T sag Arf4 TsL = = & .ss6.t-v =
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OlEiil.

. -. -,t, - Ol6D,v.ad4 "a - ~ q a1s. 3
On "Wednesday, 50th April at . quarter psst one
O'Clock, SAMUEL sUBLELT. in the ssih year Of his
age .ss.' e. - :.
The friends and acqusintances of the family are re.
specially invited to attend his funeral on Friday
morning inst at II O'clock from his late residences
corner Of Franklin and 24th sts.
z On Tuesday, April 18th, CORNELIA, daughter Of
Robert and Maria Jordan, aged is months and II
days fs.f --t'ss,s
The friends and acqusintances of the family are
requested to attend the funeral to day. II hursdsy
ct IL O'clock in Henrico county, about two miles be-
low the city, without further notice. hrsi.nIs ~<
Dearest Cornelia thou hast left us, ,-.
Here thy loss we deeply feel; re-
u But tits God that hath bereft us-, k,-..
- He can oil our sorrowB heal" y
HOn yesterdav in this city, at his residence Duval
street, JOHN T. HOCKADAY, formerly Of Now
Kent county, aged 81 years, 10 month and sixteen
days. -.f-5
His funeral will take place at his late residence
to- morrow morning ct II O'clock, A. NJ The friends
OF the family invited to attend without further
notice He leaves two sisters to mourn their rrepa
tsble loss, - -er- = - 80 : -
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,sr. ry,cr,s Lecture.

wsussA - auvvasfcs sns eminent iecsutsr = 3.
,,,u,eht ! crowded audisnce An ex.Preo1e12k g
The uui.rd s.a.S ltc.ai1s u1on ID
soun upshsr. dnlAsr. sysnesr. Lee e,
trous nance, sosSeof vhen have N
reers in intellect either 10 America OF .ne uo1'a
The interest Of such subject ue.ssu sss
orator, and delivered ir behalf q suca n aseoc's
ton ~ the Ladies' Mount vernon Associss'on
-, !. Al, "a metropolitan Han soovernowing.
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tasrsa.y 1Isr.iss llfy q l8ss.


Meant Vernon
We are q less ID know what 10 make Of Mr..
washingtont lass lsttss concerning the sals Of ut
Vernon. Thb much ~ snderssAnd him 70 say,uost
sxplcitly. fhaa Mount vsrnsn b not now for sale.
neither 70 Virginia nor to the General Govern.
nens. The qAsstiea is--whas WIN the ladies do
nexti his net IA the nature Of their sex 70 sur.
render darling project; especially one 90 haiow.
ed by patriotism and virtue. We invokethsm not
10 give way to despair. without Wishing Mr..
washington preciplsate departure from this life,
we MAY eli make ourselves easy upon the pur.
chase Of NJ. Vernon. ~ from the present slow &C
emulation Of the Mt. Vernon fund, Il 10 not proba
hle that two hundred thousand dollars Will DO
raised before Mr. wa4hngton's demise. II may be
that Mr. washington, who is said TO have some bu'
siuess capacity, has In view this possibility FER
hsps he does not think no ia haxarding chance Oh
sale BY declining to sell now since the purchaser
10 use . technical phrase. Is not In fnndss ierm
employed 70 denote that the funds are not IN nun
We would suggest that such money a. mas aireaoy
been raised for the purchase Of Mount vernon %
invested In United States stocks, to remain draw.
ing interest until such time ~ In the natural
course Of human events, Mount Vernon shall be
for sale
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once Hanting.

at,.. N Public Execntoner Of London, lnthe place
A. Mr.. Haugman Cslcrsft, who has been dismissed.
.bo va that the mania for ONCE 10 by NO means
confined 70 Republican America. A brisk contsst
betw cen the rival candidates Il anticipated. Each
should be permitted IN opportunity Of officiating
a, Tyburn, IN order TO let the public form an
opinion Of his aptitude and dexterity. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

2 THE INSPECTION LAWS Capt. Lewis Horton,
Of the Schr Charles R. vickry, who left Baltimore
on voyage from Baltimore to Taunton, Mass.
where the vessel belongs and was driven by
stress Of weather into Hampton Roads, complains
through the Baltimore American Democrat, of the
manner In which he was treated by the Inspectors
under the Inspection Law of the State of Virginia
and the American Democrat believes the subject
is to be made . matter of legal adjudication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01
Elashy Dress.

Some Of the newspapers have had good deal
70 say of late against foppishness in dress. speak
ing with great ocuiarity against the folly of aashy
neck ties, shining hats, unmerciful waistcoats
and the nonsense of other pecuiarities Of attire,
too numerous to mention We agree with tn i,
Philadelphia Bulletin, that the press might occupy
itself with more important matters, and are GER
tain that it could not possibly engage ip more
hopeless crusade. A mans dress is great aid in
the study of that most mysterious. Of mysteries,
human nature. 1t is convenient key to some of
fhe traits sapent silly the case may be- of the
inner man, leading Us to respect or commiserste
them, according to our particular tastes. Nothing
should be frowned down which facilitates the
Study of human nature, and enables us to discover
the weaker and stronger brethen At glance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

q A Northern journal, referring to the mle expec'
tasion now rife in Europe that Russia 10 so tho.
roughly disabled by the Eastern war. that she can
no longer threaten Turkey, dwells upon Russia's
wonderful power of elasticity, Of. contraction and
expansion and says with truth: Russia like .
steadily rising tide, may be momentarily checked
but It win overflow with renewed force any arti.
fetal DAM
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From California.. EnGIish Aid for the Ces
Ia Rfcauss .fr4 Gatt

NEW ORLEANS, April 25th-The steamer Gre.
NADIA, with Aspinwan dates to goth. has arrives
here. -. -.es-ss4 3 r. us Gs1@
The news from California was unimporsant-
The news from the mines was encouraging.
In the late ARRAY Ut Panama, there were three
natives killed. and twelve wounded. a'A5s1.
i Col Totem, agent Of the Transit Company, 20
cuses the.Governor Of Panama OF peimitting tno
irdiscriminate murder and pillage, and holding him
responsible far the baggage and mails destroyed.
g Dispatches had been intercepted by Walkers
forces, containing an offer from Lord Clarendon TO
furnish assistance to the Costa Ricans The doc.
ument had been sent to Washington. s.
Col Walkers position was reported to be preca-
rioua rsl exs ~ q I'D
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MssS sA@ ,,l, sq 4.
charter for { line Of railway from Queb Y o. The
Inorth slpse. b. tlseSt lAwrrqcs 70 ont ine2
<hrpneI 1bc val11 OF ~ Otayex EveEiA
town : ssoway cay Eembs ~ q. . g g
eau Ccmmissior General ~ croW4
iandX Ind cbntemplakesa grant Of three millio.
acres Of public lands 70 aid Ia the construction o.
eho rx.ad
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Col Schouler, . veteran editor, on retiring from
the Cincinnati Gazette. publishes valedictory' IN
which he says: 1T has been my fortune to know
many gentleman connected with the press ana !
have found few among them that were NOT Hue,
patient under difficulties, of long SUFFERING ana Of
honest hearts"
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ENGLAND AND THE NORFOLK ORPHANs.-G. p.
r. James, Esq, British Consul at Norfolk, gives
notice that be has been directed by Lord Claren.
don to distribute $1,000 among the societies which
has protected and relieved the orphans of British
parents during the pessilence in that city and
Portsmouth -a .t9 tT 7s
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The Bee and the Spider.

A Paris letter writer, referring to the Bee
wrought in gold on the imperial robes of Louis Ma.
poleon says that while the present Incumbent Of
the French throne Is q most fortunate individual,
In finding all his material 90 plastic In his hands,
yet much is due to his undoubted ability and indus
try Like the little busy bee, he has improved
each shining hour, and gathered honey Gin his
way, from every opening flower. How skiifully he
builds his cell, how neat he spreads his wax, and
labors hard to store it WELL with the sweet focd
be makes" 81, si,5 ~ d ~ >
30 much for the Bee Imperial But, for our part,
says the correspondent, when we see those mn.
msrous seiesraphic wires rsdiating like. cobwebs
from the roof OF the Tuilleries al over France,
spite OF the pleasant sights and sounds, and doors
around % In the garden below, We think Of quite
another insect setting within the palace walls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

SICKNESS AT SEA-The ship Empire State from
Liverpool, arrived at quarantine at New York on
Tuesday and reports having bad thirty.three small
pox cases on board during the voyage. The brig
General Taylor, from Port au Prince. also arrived
at quarantine lost during the passage home half Of
her crew from yellow fever. ~ 7a.st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

AMERICAN STATE CoNvEN1IoN-The Ameri-
can State Convention, meets in Staunton, on Tues.
day next, the 9th of May A committee has been
appointed to entertain the delegates at the private
houses of the citizens. ..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

MASSACRE OF AMERICANS AT PANAMA. cor.
respondent OF the N. Y. Tribune, writing on the
10th, gives m account of the murder Of Americans
there. 1t appears that . passenger on the steamer
Illinois got into difficulty with . native, which
was espoused by the friends of both parties, and
knives and pistols freely used. There were about
1000 unarmed Americans At the railroad terminus
who were fred into by large force of natives snd
twenty-five killed. Some of the passengers rush
ed to the depot for safety, and were shot down
there. The natives robbed the trunks in the de-
pot. and plandered Al the passengers whom they
caught on shore, of over 100000 Lieut.. Stokes
was among those killed. The natives then tore up
the railroad track and pulled down the telegraph
line. The British and American consuls were &C
tive in queilng the riot, but to no avail
The steamer Orizaba brings new Minister to
the United States from Nicaragua, in place of Col
Parker H. French. ...r
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Distressing Accideut-Tw0 Students
nrOwneds - ~ sts.a

LYNcBBURa, VA. April Goa most distress.
ing accident occurred here this afternoon. Two
students at the Lynchburg College named Burks
and Burton, respectively, 10 and Il years Of age
went bathing In Blackwater creek, with several
other lads. Burton discovering Burks In drown.
ing condition, went TO his rescue and sunk with
him. Their bedieS were recovered shortly after.
wards Their parents are residents Of the city.
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! Mr.. Seward.

The New York Tribune says that III It were
clearly within the power of the Republicans to
elect whomsoever they preferred, we presume he
(Mr. Seward) would be their decided choice. In
the actual state Of things we believe many If not
most of those who have for years been recognised
as his immediate friends, do not advocate nor ex-
pect his nomination; but they do not the less OBJ.
ject to his formal withdrawal from the canvass"
Mr.. Seward must defer his ambitions, perhaps
never realseit. But as he il such . wonderful
going only for his fellow men, and
never thinking Of himself, of course he win be
perfectly contented with the triumph Of his princi
pies, no matter who Ia the standard bearer
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Col Colt, the celebrated revolver man. is
about to take fair partner and make . tour In
Europe j
A letter from Warren county, says that the pros
pect for the wheat crop is dne from Harpers Fer
~ 70 Stauuton. = ess.t.,, go, e.-s esfs.z +
Rev. Willard Preston, of the independent Pres.
byterian church, atSavannah died on Sunday last
He witnessed the battle on Lake chamnlaina-.a
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Four MgE DRowNED = Passengers BY ths For.
oar CIV rsnsrt thst saturday Afternoon party OF
iuur men ana one woman, who had left the Viz.
sinia side Of the river short distance below Wells
the Ohio aide, were precipitated into the rivsf-
The four men were drowned; but the clothing of
he women buoyed her up until assistance arrived
And abe was saved. The skif was upset by the
wind. The names Of the victims Of this uaelan-
choly casualty have not come 70 hand ret -..ts
.Nstkbenailis (0A IN .n,,
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Sailing Of fh

Sailing Of the Africa. fr
NEW YORK, April 3G-The steamer Africa
sailed hence today, for Liverpool, at noon, with
50 passengers and 81, 100000 In specie