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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31
financial.

INTEREST NUTICE.-Ths SEMI lyyUiT
I'M ERBsr falling dne this oity he rfRSr osyL
JshUARf. lses on the following lsne1 s-oariti-s ~
pad ana 'fAf dahs Il The an< srss.~
prr.sn,sii of Zoe ptopef ooepas. Wa:
sTBE BONDS q the STATE of isDfAvA Ar a..sS
puposes Issued IN fsst b-i.s the q o. ese-S - 49,
TBE BONDS OF THE CITY or CHtLIcoraS oq,o
i-se.d 70 ,he MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILRoaS
COMPANY Coupsnz z Per oeats
THE BONDS 6r THE CRY or MARIETTA. OHIO a.
soed 20 he MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILs0iS
TIE bonds OF THE TOWN on HARxER oaro =
sued 30 Tie MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAIL N
THB a6NDs OF ROSS COUNTY OHIO. i..s.s =. a.
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD cOMPANY-S
THF BONDS or ATHENS COUNT. OHIO I..sss 4. -
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD coNPAsyj
THE BONDS or wAsBINGTON COUNTY, ONO. 49,
to The MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD COZ
PAkY-1
TIE BONDS OF rae CITYlOr cQvINGroN, issss4 I,
the COVING1ON AND LENtN GTOS RAILROAD COW
fANY-S per cents WINSLOw, LAHiER I Ca
No. 81 W.Ii,,s
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Chances fer Dnsiness tflen.

EOR SALE.-Tbe STOCK, FIXTURES, and
III LEASE Of an oldestsbshed MALLEAsLE IRON aud
CARRIAGE HARDWARE STORE 10 offered for .ao The
stoct 4 sht and well assorted and will be sold favorable
M ILL PROPERTY Tor SALE.-Tae subscriber
Ul osru for SALE hh eatisc MILL PROPERTY, consist
M Of Orst Min with Of stones aud Saw Nj all In
mood order three Dwelling Houses and about Of
Of between CayusA aud Seneos
LskoA .....r. ....
Also addition TO the above Win eel my RESlDENCn
eensstas OF sne Gothic House and house and sl
81 Land Tue property will be sold vey Low
prioo end would take Western Land 70 Psrt psynsnt
frvnsasspsgh, roupkins Co.. n T., Nsv, II 1865
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OWES OF rHE PlrrssuRon. Fosr WAYS


CsIcAGo RAnRoAL Co-PrTssukGH Dec. - nA
NNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST % Il
i fOIloEins Dsmsd sseor,'iss halss doe ia u. Gag
ard sfer that date the Office Of ~ISsL0w LAltIRa
Co. q PIE alton Of the proper Gov pons, vi1
OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Ca Morxs,,
Bends Per Ccpts.
FORT WAYNE and CHICAGO RAILROAD Co. Morlsns,
Bonds Per Cents.
CITY OF PITTsB (Penn)6 Per Cent issued 10 d.
Ohio and Penn ami. Railroad "a.
CITY OF ALLEGHANY Penn Per Cents issasd 10 IL
Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad Co
RICBLAkD COUNTY (Ohol Per Gents, issQed to tie
Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
STARK COUNTY JObiole Per Cents, Issued 10 the 0Ao
and P.pnsylvsris Railrc sd Co
ALLEN COUNTY (ohiOl Per Cents issued 70 the obs
and Indiana Railrosd Co.
ALLEN COUNTY lInd-)7 Per Cents, Issued to the One
and Indiana Rsllrosd Co
VAN VERT COUNTY tohiO)7 Per Cents, i"sed 10 ths
Ohio and Indiana Railrosd Co.
CRAWFORD COUNTY lohio) 8 Per Cents issued to The
0''' --N tsisned) GEORGE DARsIE, rre.sarsr.
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Daneins Afa6emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. Broadway, NowYork No. Isl Montague place,
Brooilyn-New.YorkC Glasses on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS; Brooklyn Glasses TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
st and m for Ladies and Children a for Gentle
Lade; Private Cla,. ct m Ps can commence 1t
dies and Gentlemen EyERf MONDAY EVENING in Brook.
lyu, and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In Neg-YorL
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Cost an6 fonn6.

T OST.-NOtce is hereby given that Is COUPONS
II Of ESQ each due LIST January cut from certificates
inclusive and 0l Of Temporary Loan of the
City Of Brooklyn have been lost and payment thereof
soppsd The public cautioned agsnst negotiating the same
GEO. 8. BRENNAN, No. 40 Wall-st.
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WHITE KID GLOVES from AUCTION
w 10 dor. Ladies', fDe quality, only 5iss psr
100 dos. Gentlsmen's dne quality. only ~ . pair.
We ofer the above Q bargain f,r New Years
W. & PEYTON. No. fi4f Bowery.
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THE INTEREST due in this city me lst OF Jsa.
4 da1y n~xt 90 the BONDS q the MILWAUKEE An0
pesessstioa Of the propss csugeU q ear oc Ne We -
~ and sfsss Ae ID PrsL u AfwooDs~
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4orses, Carriages, &f.

CARRIAGES FOR SALE.-Two beautiful
~ BROUGBAM ROCKAWAYS, with Pole aud Shafts; 4
BUGGiES. with and without Tops will be sod very low.
Apply at No Ola Broadway opposite ST Nicholas Hotel
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THE GREAT CLOSING SALE
cHAs G. HOOKS No. TOs Broadway,
Must be continued
WITHOUT RESERVE,
Add also
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
THE IMMENSE SALES
OF the past week - - - - -
SHOW CoNcLUsIvELY THAT THESE GOODS WILL
BE SOLD WITHIN THE SPECIFIED TIME.
HOuSEKEEPERS
VIII find
Pure IRISH LINENS.
In sHIRTINGS aud SHEETINGS,
SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
DIAPERS, NAPKINS. TOyyELfN0, kc.,
Reduced Fifty Per Cent Oh the Orirnai C0st.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Presents Rare inducements.
Rich LYONS vELyETS
Superior FRENCH MRRrNOES,
CASHMERES PARAMATTAS,
MUSLIN DE- LANES, &c.
Rich LACES and EMBROlDERIES,
Compsny every desirable article worthy the attention Of all
THIS GREAT REDUCTION
or ~ per cent the Original Cost,
Il not confined 10 particular clsss Of Goods bat made Ia
every department Of the house.
To form Just conception 81 tho
In II NsE s ACRIFICE
STOCK,
Tie Ladies are invited call and Judge for themselves
CHAS. q. HOOK, No. 7O5 Broadway,
Near 4tn-st.
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printing.

A THOUSAND BUSINESS CARDS neatly
IA printed for 81 5o Blaeads low 50 50 per resn
Other Printing equally cheap 1t r. ECKLERS, Futonst
GARD and JOB PRINTlNG.-A beautiful
~ Ensneed Business Gard at 50 per 900; Blhesds
6rst quality paper sc 50 Per Ream; Ccusrs Hsndbals &C.,
wictst Orders by mail sent promptly BY eSpissE " N
YCRIBUNE LDINGS.-PRlNTING Of every
"A description from Card to Book, at the Lowest CASH
Puces BAKER L GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings.
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OFFICE THE PirrssrRGH AND CosNELLsyILLs}
RAiLsoAD CosPASY Dec. n, 1856
TJ>HE SEMI-ANNUAI INTEREST falling dus
and THE BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF ALLsG IENY.
Issued this Company and payable IN me City Of York on
the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY NEXT. viii be paid on aud
ate that date at The Bsnkiug House OF MesHs WiNSL0w,
LANIER Co. No. 50 Wss, on gr,ssn,son Of the proper
COUPONS. y v POTTS.. rreaAurer
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OFFICE OF THE MDfsNAPoLIs, PIrrsBuRGH AID CLsvE'}
LAND RAILROAD Co, IsDHSAPoLIs Dec a. 1859. }
HNHE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST falling dus
Il In the Cry of NETWORK the FIRST DAY or
JANUARY NEXT the FIRST MOtTGA1E BONDS
OF TIE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFOSTAINg RAIL
ROAD COMPANY GEMS will be paid and Aft THAI
date at the Banking Office of Mcss WINSL0W LANIERk
Co.. No So Wals Newfok on prese ltson Of the psopse
Coupons, THOS. IL. SHARPE, Treasured
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0socEss BSE-NEwYoRK Dec. q, is5A
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT on the
and after the 9Th Of Jsusy By order Of ths
Board, SAMUEL B. WHITE, Cashies.
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90 iobom it man Concern.

OILY Common, late Of the Everett House
ID Bar vii be happy ,ec bic friends at No rs Ea, lth't
Wine and Fruit Store on New Years Fay between ii and
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Clothing.

IL JONEsS, No. 10 Aun-stt
Also the CORK and DoUBLE-sOLs BOOTS 1t IS
UC HATS, 81 less than Broadway Prices.-For
w - eiexncs snd durability they cannot Be exsee Neat
hats ESQ O. r. II BR0WN.sio Canal St NAV No. ass).
Goal, &c.
q INDLIEG WOOD.-Besi quality Virainia
N PINE. sea1nel OAK ana HICKORY, .. lowest pases
HAR3Is0H son. Ne ~ wss sssA It.
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NOTICE The COUPONS Of the JERSEY
IN CITY WATER LOAN, due January L. s., VII g ~
BANK, New York, or MECHANICS AND rRADAaS
BANK. Jersey City, At the option Of the hosaef
December Is, 1854
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BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, EEw-yoRx, Dec. "A, 1855
A DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE-HALR
"A PER CENT has been tbs day declared payable saA
after MONDAY January 1887 The Transfer Books will b
closed from December g tS January -
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A TEN PER CENT AMPLY SECURED M
IA VEsTMENT.-The property Of the BRECKENhIDGn
COAL and OIL COMPANY been appraised By Co-
yIded BY law ct FOUR MILLION or DOLLARS. pf43f
MORTGAGE BONDS Oh The comPsny: entire property ts =
value offered or sale at price thai viii tss pr
chaser TEN PER CENT on the L. vestmcnt.
These Bonds Of 1900 esch payable In Pve ysss
from the lat Of July @ bearing Interest the Of Sevee
per Cent payable semi-Ahnual
The Subscriber od.rs Bonds for sale AT RETAIL
&701 each which upon eompusob will be ound eQaa
Ten Per Ceut per Annum the mon ey inveted-
JOHN THOMPSON
No Wxllst. Eew.Yoyt
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OyvIcy or THE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD Co.,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OfFICL OF THE LITTLE 1ffAMI NNfLNVHD W.T.
TREASURY DgPARrMESr,
CINCINNATI Dec. 2. 1881
ATa Meeting Of the Directors OF this Company.
"A held the 18th inst, Semi ANIMAL Dividend OF 1--WE
PER CENT was declared Capital ock Of the Compsay
PAYABLE in Scrip rede~mabs In the Companys sx Per Gems
One thousand Dollar Bonds OF 1855 par aud ocsx'
ing Interest from Nov 2. 1856. .,...
The Scrip will be really for delivery OF the ls
JANUARY proxino either this Office or at the once -
WINsLOW LASIER& CO., Eew.fork CITY the aisihooa
payable o, the office where the stock !, resstsr,d
d @ A. DAVENPORT. IT., p. T.
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0roceries.

COGNAC BBANDY.-We offer for Sale in bond,
~ Pipes Ps and octsves Consc Brandy both pale and
dArk from tho well Known house e Messrs ROULLEc CO..
Il Jsrnac, near Cognae. HABICHT PARISH,
No. so BesversS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

W B.PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGENT,
xyes bis views Of the principle practical operation and
proper mode of Advertising business who
choose TO adopt thorough and judicious system
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CPLENDID PIANO-FORTE, elegant case and
- brilliant TONE cost s8o With lr.nd diagonal scale has
been used few mosths and warranted made BY Of tho
best MAKERS will DO SOLD f.r so. Can be ssen At Ne
III sth-st
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REMIUM PIANOS-SCHUETZE e.
LUDoJFF would respectfully invite purchasers Pianos
their choice assortment OF premium PAnos They
md have found great approes,on BY the following eminent
srss: Mrs. segun, Mr. Psul Julien Mr. A. Goekel and Mr.
Srskoscb BY whom the best are willingly fyen
Our Pianos awarded PreMiGm. he Exhibition Of toe
American Institute Crystal Palace, New York 1879 All oui
Pianos warranted. SCHUETLk LUD0LFP
No. 452 Broemest. near The wet side Of Brosdxxl.
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gntlerp, 6arowars an6 Jron.

~ u u Z z n
"A BREECH-LOADING RIFLES
rHE BEsJ RIELn IN TIE World,
For npdity and tccuracy In shooting long and orc
Gold MedL awarded BY the American Institute and for sale
ONION WHEEL0CK, No. 80 Maiden Lane,
Manufacturer Importers and yGbbers Guns Rifles Pistol
Cole R<volve1s Powder fAsks Shot Peaches, Dram Bottle
Bowie and Spsrtsuen Knives Gun MAeriL, and Sportn
Apparatus tn srest variety.
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Alatbinerp, &s.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.-Ilo T.
~ LOOMS with the preparstivo Machinery, much Of IL
nearly new. Inquire IT No. g. CouriAndt-st-
MATTEAWAN STEAM-ENGINES, MACHtN.
UI ISIS TOOLS, and Cotton, Woolen and ali tinds If
MACHINERY and CASTINGS, a. No. 81 Cosrtlandtst
UNCOMFORTABLE at MATTEAWAN,
w ksw.York. and .. No. g. CourtlA.dtst New.Yort.
sAM'L SCHENCK-
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DOWNE g. HASBROUCK, Statloners' Hall,
ID Eoa I74 AND l76 PEAKL-sT., N. Y. IMPORTERS and
MANUFACTURERS, offer for sale at low cash prices
variety Of Account Books Paper Fancy and Staple Satouery
1pkstsnds Memorandum and Time Books. Pens, Pencils
fstes Knives Chess and B.ckgsmnon Bosrds &e and
al articles usually kept by the trade JOB PRINTING aud
LITHOGRAPHf executed at low rates. Cards Crculsrs B
Heads, to COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO CALL
pLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY for 1857.
Il New and old Firms requiring BLANK BOOKS with
which the be furnished with sets OF
parts Of SETS made Of frcsss in stock made 70
order ruled pattern the shortest notice and reason
able rates By sLOTE l. JAMES,
ststioners and Account Book Manufacturers,
No. 93 Fulton-H.
general assortment Of Stationery constantly on hand
E,IRST- CLASS BLANK BOOKS, suitable for
IL Bspks Companies Fire Companies Associations
&c. ruled and md TO orde Low rates and on snort notice
by JOHN II. STEELE Manufacturer, No. l6i Peafl'tt
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DIANOS and MELODEONS.-The HORACE
i WATERS modern improved PIANOS and MELODEONs
yny No SIS Broadway Psnos Rent and
rent allowed purchasei for sale monthly paymeau
Secondhand PApos rom SO 10 olo Melodsoas go el
Says The Christian Intelligence 1.-THE Horace Waters
Pianos elegance Of construction superior dsph and sweet
OF tome pronounced BY competent judges tbs
Crystal Palace be In al respects Of mechanical
AL Having inspected large number Of the Horace Wateu
Panos speak OF their merits from kxoWledgA
q being Of the very best quality"
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pIANOS-6, q, 60 and ! Octayes, at S35, 800,
xls5 slS5 eI5 100, sl75 and DO Some fstci.s 80
instruments by the raker Aso stools Watches Jewey
Cigars. Safes Books, &c &c. Cash advanced Pianos,
Watches Book Dry Goods &c ke
LIZ JONES,
No. 81 Ann st., Cd Floor.
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Uanis.

A YOUNG Lady, experienced in Teaching, and
"A furnish references of the highest as to
ability ana desires SITUATION In family
where daily instruction would be deemed al equiv
Aent and of Piano. Address Co. Box No iiso,
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Gtaiionerp ano famtp GOODS.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY
IA FRANCIS LOUTREL, No. n MssdenlAne solicit
ORDERS from new and old firms Books made TO pattern
Engraving md Printing executed 10 best styles Writing eape
Copying Presses Manifold Letter Whers Diaries for 1857 Sns
Stationery articles for presents, DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

MAYORS OFFICE, NEw.YoRg, Dec. 81. 1885,.
TNHE MAYOR will be pleased to see his friends
at this Office on NEwYEARs DAY, between the hours
of III o'clock In Consequence Of doubt TO the pro-
prety of the practice in public Office be has determined to
offer no the MAYORS Office heretofore
that day w. ii. STEPHENS, First Marshal.
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nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMi-ANNUAL
IL INTEREST falling the LIST Of January 1851 the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of tue DAYTON and MIcHl-
GAN RAILROAD COMPANY, per cents. viu be paid
and after tue ist pe1mo the Office Of wINSL0W, LA
NIFRS Co No. So Wallst New-iork.
HENRY s. MAYO Treasurer ID. M RR ca
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-21
Capital Documents.

The speech Of Senator HALE ION the out
sldc,) aud the report Of Senator CoLLAmER
to come next richly deserve the compliment
---" capital" llnleis spirited aud puugenL
--Collamer is clear, calm conclusive Or
the reports of the Committee ON Territories
Senator Sumner said;
In those two reports the whole SUBJECTS
presented charactersuculy on both sides.
Ia the report of the majority the true issue is
smothered liz that Of the minority, the true
issue stands forth as pillar Of fire to guide
the country. The first report proceeds from
four Senators; bot against 1t put learlcssly
the report sigued by single Senator Mr..
Colmmer,) to whom offer my thanks for tins
service. Let the two 90 abroad together
Error Is harmless while reason il left free to
combat it,.
And Of Senator ColLAMrR Senator Sew
ard said
~ render to the honorable Senator from
Vermont my Trunks aud, SO far as may as.
sumo to speak for others, the thanks of the
friends of freedom throughout the free States,
and the friends of freedom throughout the
world, for the ability, the dignity, the modera-
ton, aud the wisdom with which he has pre-.
scented their cause,n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-21
The Right Spirit.

Mr.. Seward declared be did not care
what name the party bore. lie would sup
port the candidate who represented the great
principle Of freedom"
This is in the spirit Of the Wing Conyen-
ton at Rutland, June, 1851, and Of the Re
publican Convention at Montpelier, In July of
the same year. This is the ground on which
the Republican party was started and it is
the only ground ON which there is the slight
est chance Of successfully resisting the Slave
Power. On this ground, every Free State
has been carried against the Slavocrocy, and
can again be carried at the Presidential cleo
ton. Ia Maine this ground was abandoned
last yoar-and she was lost. Let thot ground
be abandoned 10 the Presidential election,
and all will be lost The struggle for Speak
er is an example to the same point It was
all but lost, through the refusal of few pro-
lessed anti-Nebraska Americans to support
Banks Four more impracucabe men of
the same sort would have given the victory 20
the Slavocracy. In the light of these exam-
ploa, Def every friend of Freedom of every
party name pledge himself 10 support the
candidate vino represents the great principle
of Freedom" Thus can Freedom win
thus only.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-21
Dr. Kane,s Arctio ExpedItlon.

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,i,o or ono If ,be horo,s. or tho ,,o.il.. of,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-21
Burning of a Ferry Boat.
Lives Lost.

Phiiddeiphid, March l5--About half. nos,
9 o'clock tonight, the ferry boat New Jersey
while crossing the Delaware River, to Cam.
den, took fire, IN the middle Of the stream
There being great deal of floating ice 10,
the river, much difficulty was experienced ,n
managing the vessel, and she was fnaug
run upon the bar, opposite Arch street.
About one hundred passengers were o.
board, many Of whom jumped into the rive,
Some were rescued by boats, aud ohio.
saved themselves by clnging to the floating
ice, but 1t is feared that large number
were drowned.
The boat is now burned to the waters
edge. Great confusion prevails, and IL IL
impossible to gather authentic details.
Steamers Immediately went to the assistance
of the passengers, but all who could bo
found had been saved by small boats. Il h
asserted that not less than thirty lives bayo
been lost.
Second Dispatch 1t is impossible at pros
cnt TO learn how many persons have perish
ed The only bodies recovered are Iobo
Little, of Camden, drowned, and an elderIy
man, who was taken ont alive, but died so,,
after, at the Arch Street House
Among the missing are, Salle Carman oe
Camden; an infant daughter of Sunni
Gverson, Of PmIadrlpha; Edward Mo-.
champ, formerly conductor of the Aml.y
Railroad John FidclL Of Camden. and
large number Of colored persons
Matthew Miller, Jr., broker, Mr. Howard
clerk, md Mr. Sade, with his CHILD are
also reported missing.
The boat belonged 10 the PhmdelDb.,
and Camden Ferry Company. The loss or
life is chiefly owing to the fact that the YES.
sci was nnproviied with either boats or nls
preseVers.
Capt James Robinson saved eight mon
and two women, in hic-boat launched with
the assistance OF another person. ltls now
thought the number ct lives lost will rp,r1
fifty. Many leaped into the water wlthfh..r
clothes ON fire. Miss Carmnn was last soon
with her clothing 10 blaze The corooe.
will commence an Investigation tomorrow
Sunday morning.
March l6-The coroner's inquest s n
session today. Three bodies have been
found altogether John Little of Camden
Francis Fitzpatrick Of Philadelphia. aud A.
bmhim Jamie.
The origin of the fire is unknown I,
burst suddenly from The ire-ro0m. and spread
Immediately. The pllot-house fell iu as ihe
boat was nearing The wharf, rendering her
manageable, from the dislrnngement of
the ullcr cables. Her head then Sincere
from the wharf. and as The cngiue could not
be stopped because the engineer was dayen
from hls post by the AAmcsl the boat carried
the remaining passengers away from We
land.
The number of persons dead and missing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-21
Two Weeks Later from Cali
fornia.
Nrw oetrANs, March -

ANlW OhiIANet MHrch H.
The steamer Promciheus. from San Juan
j,h inst, arrived here today She brings
San Francisco dates OF Feb. TO-
THE mines were yie ding largely The
markets bad slightly improved.
shock Of an earthquake bad been fe'tat
San Francisco damage slight. The shock
was fell throughout lhe State.
Much Indignation was ieli at the appoint
meut OF Mr. McDuhee, professional game
bier, 20 the Morshashp Of the Northern Dis
trct Il BE- thought that the President has
been imposed upon. and strong petitions for
bis removal are being sgned.
Oregon and Washington Territories are
suli beng troubled by the Indians. Numer-
Gus volunteer companies were beng organ
ICED.
The question Of adopting a State Gov
eminent for Oregon goes TO The people OF
special election 20 the month Of Apul.
Gen Walker has seized all the Transit
Company's steamships, and annuled their
charter. be has granted a new charter to
another company.
Col. Kinney has published letter, sub
stimulating bus claims ln Central America.
1t De- sand that Costa Rjca has refused to
receive Col. Schlessinger, the Nicaraguan
envoy on the ground that the former coun-
try did not recognize the foreign party 10
Nicaragua
The schooner Page had arrived at San
Francisco, from Japan The city Of Jeddo
was destroyed By an earthquake on the HIN
of November, by which one hundred taou.
sand houses were ieit in runs, and thirty
thousand lives were lost