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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13


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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13
oYsoLATION OF pALEsTINE.

In Palestine yd,..are nearly as much in
the wilderness as when in Arabia; for as to
inhabitants, they are precisely the things
which do not exist. fer all gon can tel i, ex-
cept in the towns and villages you pass
through. You ride on day after day, and
yoa rise ogerso aqh hill, and you sink into
each valley, ard osseert ansoceaSiionai soli-
tary traveller with his servant snd his n.rle-
teer, or Turkish Official viii his party,
rarely does a.mcving object anpear open the
landscape. No cattle are en- the land, and
ino passengers are on the highways. How
lonely it&si and tits loneliness strikes YOU
more like that Of tie desert, for. it seems
unnatural, because here there should be
life, and there is none. Sometimes yop may
make out at a distance ON the hillside "A
single figure, man upon Il donkey, It is
the o,.ly lfloging thing your eye car detect
IL around. Apd&o you go on through this
doaolate land. From Jerusalem 70 Beyrout
you scarcely Hight upon one single scene &C
rural industry--not one single scene Of life
that can be compared with those on the 4
rab pastures, from the toe q. Jsbel el Sufar
70 the Wells Of el h5ilah = There IN places
the oountry was full Of neepie and children
and ilooks and herds rejoicing picture of
pastorll existence. in all its abouadine
wealth; while here, IL tie o9yutry of Ill
lage, and toms end villages, tho whole
land seemed to lie under q spell .--Lowh's
IFoaderer ~ .ifdtiu.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13
Gea1rt CITE rsstlg,s Ter Genera.

coming season.
Resort erie Pastns ter General,
Tie Postmaster G GENERALS rener5 shows 30
aun5ar Of posi- oi.iees IN Juno 8. 1883.
TO have been -, BIS, benz On lie ease Of
/, 46t IN four wears
On the 3ot6 e .Ju.se there 4varo = ana.
ration. a9.rlr. q coo 1esil rorss4. fsa leni.4b
Of who. estf.natea as 40 ~ ,a5t 81. cost
Ing $3.50. 474; divided IS l5il-s
E. ilas- Of railroad 1861 stzaD. 568 and
-. 4tl8 canal lines aud nsarir g6t 9aa +
;afcrier rraaes. The i1esesse dnf.no tho
tst fzeai fear was neali : no niles Of
railyoal, 55..i2 miles Of lear .a# 1870
miles Of ceral linea. and S 24H miles q n
iefior grat g In A.bra u EeHaa
: 13S niles VOC a..sseo e ~ Ha3a #
eutes. Between the ls;si s4.and
ialy -1st, S36, the eai.re#' service was in
reused GIT niiles, ey.b ting fae fact
lat within that time dis de- eliWieh Of SER
zee VS. laero dan doubled On the 1ss
ii Deceinaer, 1856, the leurssl. It fdltaa
routes lad increased to @i,oi9 silles aal
&c tesai cost 10: tais service at ti.atsifte
ts'otis.s.4 70 's2.-iV9.t.. c. s %4sle ssas
o. me ieiaa ~ 5e='i.s 81 tas - 3. ..aig VS.
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M.t1qss5gal q Va sita4a-
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al = Il snsa4eas the n king
sao al exceeding S58.-
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xia .iissr.e,.a or lei 5,.nfeIse s., = 10 go
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nj California
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'ta : "t't pee'a ssfehseip ines running
ont oi NeT lofk al az expense to the gov
efp@nas OF y l,FSoH1o PER aanpta. No
res79H y perc1iFed.WtE one P q thee2un-
y s47aia Be preferred ta=i re exclusion Of
others. fn''i a''ef points Y 1, s.Fieift'4
ees''i.s.''ls are ~ hne3tass Wl5A Q yfe'g n
ne e'ii', en- u the ~ .4il TRANSIT onPlge
IA 5.Fea s'a'ss ''asss' iras3s re- q re
fafe + oztaEf between go pnitee N'ptes
AMI eff5,'' Britain % y eeHtS Z z;usis : ter
Il mere
ssee8fARf o. 7lis NATl INJECT.
The Secretary of the NAVY givea : .let3a-
5'l view of tie operations of .ss Navy dur.
mn tht last year, and It's ore Il sFfsposh
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13

-4aother e}ecih fran haadl'ng Guaao.-
\ farmer named Silas Gravel died in Mont
consequently, fean., few days since, in
consequence Of handling euano with his
hanIla When there wege some Sight sores
upon them. The guano penetrated the
sores, and in n lay or two sitter. he o4peri-
enced a sharp pain in one Of Els arms, which
extended rapidly to tie shoulder, and from
thence to the body growing more acute, aud
causing his Whole system TO become swollen.
IN this state he iingesed in great agony for
about a week, vhea Death relieved him of
Lis sHfprin9a.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13
VIM. A. STER r EFT,
Merchant Taff0f.
STAUN ION ' IKtTINI a.
FoEGS leave to call the attention of his trends and
- purchasers generally, to hislarse and beautiful

u PURCHASERS generally, 10 hlsIaTSV anu pVauVI1'
stock of
SPRI NG GOO DIS
purchased at low figure for cash in the Northern
ctica, and will be made to order, in stde which he
hatters himself will please the most astidious, at fam
living prices for cash. usual time to response
HE ard prompt customers.
He deems it useless to enuner.te, and will only say
chat his lock embraces Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ing of almost every imaginable variety Of style and
material Finishing goods, Trimmings, and in fact
every thing necessary to dress gentleman from
head to foot, (celtieq his boots ,
lie respectfully solicits call from all in want OF
snvth, 2 and pledges himseifby fardealing toner
1t the 2 itronage of the public.
April z, lS55.-spec. copy. +
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13

TnY Ia.
THE Waterproof Backing VIII add very much
i to the wear,qt leather, keep i solt @nd pliant
ed to give satisfaction. CD. r., fhitE.
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Efsss Trade
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

IF YOU ell want zee aow beautiful ypurfaees are
L como to Rankin s Gallery snd. let him tEaean
Ambrotvpe of YOU whc h maj es one OF he mos, beau
,iful Picture that hes yet been discovered in the
ane arts. Dee.l2 1853.
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.yss!y 4. 1876.
Fer Seaf.

7 HAVE Cor rent large Room in the basement Of
Z the Lutheran Church, we'll suited ior Sehool
or ether parooses, such Shoe shop: Furniture
room, &e.. &c. GEO. R1l LOk.
jane II, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13

B'snop KRarsR Of the Episcopal Chul u
is now 90 a visit te Minnesota territory,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13

FANCY FURS! FUES. FURS! FURs
CUT GUT THE ADVERTISEMENT.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADlfS Tisitlag
~ Baltimore and wishing to purchase Z cheap
and handsome suit OF EUkS should call at the
MOTH A lERICAN FER c0NPANY'S STORE
l05 Baltimore Street, (adioining sun Iron Build
ing,) where they will find the most extensive stock
of fine
FANCY FURS
Ever offered 10 the public at prices to suit.
The well known reputation of our honse, as re
cards superior manufacturing and finish, will be
more than maintained in onr styles for the coming
scslson.
Ma. Orders promptly attended to and goods Of
every description, Trimmings Collars Cuffs, Robes,
or Alterations, made,at the shortest notice.
C. LEWISTON, Falner,
North American Fur C0mpalvs store,
=-= I95 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Nd,
s(adjoining Sun Iron Baiidinso
August 60, 1855.
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Axes.

10 BOXES warranted axes Of all sizes. just re
~ ceiyed and for sala. ,,Ed. +. fRlck.
Catcher 9k 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-12-13

A Prime Chew.
90 BCrES of the Pancake Tobacco, Of the best
IS " qaaiitv, now in Store and for sale by
Il. }. GLENDY,
Ootoaer 49, 1856. Per &. T. CocHHaN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
DIED.

sEHNETT-In Brooklyn Wednesday Jan 6, Of eonsumP
ton, ANGELINA p, wife Of VIM s. Bennett" IN inc ''n
We relative. AID friends Of family are respectfully invited
A. her late residence, Fsbu,h syenue near the juno
non Of Fifth avenue
CLAPPIn Jersey cty on ThqTsdsy morning Feb T. in the
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
som his late residence corner aud Prospect
place Jersey City. His remains will be taken to Greenwood
cHEsEBRoUGH-on Thursday FEB. T. in the Goth year Of
his age, ROBERT CHEsEBROUGd L..
funeral on sunday 10th mat at 2 O'clock from his late
residence, No 26 Tenth street between First and Second
avenues
HNo-At Woeotvlle Ind, on Wednesday evening jan 80
NEWTON only child Of N. O. and +. O. Emo aged 20
months and n days ,
uUIIOCK-Ip Brooklyn on Thursday evening Feb T. at 0
s'cloeI afer severe lines MARYANN, wife of Banabaf
Tss and friends Of the family are invited % sttess
funeral from her late [e,dene No. M PeSa street on
PIERCE-On Thursday, Feb T. S0PHRONIA L., daughter
George and sohrca Pierce aged Years ss Of her
parents No 50 East Twsntysnh street on Saturday 9th
70 attend without further invitation.
PoRTER-In Brooklyn at the residence Of her daughter Mrs
Edwin Smith, Mrs. MARGARET PORTER reject of the
late Porter Of Middetown, Conn, aged 80 years
Her friends and those of her son VIM Porter and grand
sited to attend her funeral her late residence No ISL
Sends street. on Sunday, ION INST, at p w.
Middetown, Conn, papers please copy.
sANFORD-suddeny, after illness Of orty-eght ihous
NICOL SANFORD. Ia the seth year of his age.
funeral from his late residence No 1873 Chryste street.
Monday the 18th, at o'clock
gHERWOODOn Friday Feb In the 5jth year OF her
Mrs CATHARINE u. SHERWOOD.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend funeral from her late residence No 81 Eliza
beth street, of Hester, Sunday, Feb TO- at IL
O'Clock, y
SMITH-0n Friday, Feb g. JULIA FRANCES, vile OF Ste
phen VIM. Smith aged IS years . go ,
Her will take place from her late residence No % Sands
street, Brooklyn Oh Sunday next at 8 o'clock
yOMEs-On Wednesday, Feb. 6, MARIA LOUISA, wife Of
Benjamin Tones $50
TIE friends family and those Of her father j. c. Tim
Norman invited attend the funeral at Calvary Church,
Fourth avenue Of Twenty street Saturday the
9Th inst at 10 O'Clock H., without further invitation
VAN PELT-In this city Wednesday morning Feb Mrs
LUCRETIA VAN FELT widow Of the late Tuns Van Pelt,
h the e5th year Of her
Her friends respectfully invited TO attend her funeral from
her late residence, No 80 Van Dam street 9th inst, at
O'clock III
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SECOND ROARp.
Sale. Of stock. "A, Philadelphia. e. .FKB. s.

Reported for the n Y. tribune by J. X. H. B. kRNl
FSs Bsard-2coO City Railroad 6s got 1900 = Nav. IS,
ia cash 76ij 4City IS in lots go lSio City Warrants ia
ots ssh 20o0 Union Canal 6 IS; 1850 Lehsh 6s 10 Si 3
Beaver Meadow Railroad, in lots, 5Sl Little Schuyl Rail
rosd 45i 50 Reading Railroad 4S loo do b. al l do b
and int ca 100 do b. 81 do, a. 76 do b5 al do Sf
100 do days 81 $50 do, cash A. S7l do In lots ~ do
days "a lido -; 40 Chester Valley Railroad, s. 20 do
Minshl Scrip, ~ 50 Cstawissa Railroad 81 loo do b.
100 Vicisburs Railroad s. Is Peunsyvsnis RAILROAD b5
ISL 80 Pennsylvania Railroad al Atlantic and Ohio Tel
2 100 Long Island Railroad 1871 30 do b5, Isi; Harris
burg Railroad, s5wn 5l do, s. So loco Lesh Zinc Il
Bank Of N America, h 1851 Grard Bank, l2A do 2s
s. Mechanics Bank ~ Bank Of Penn, ILL., Is N Bank Of
Kentucky, DAYS, li2t
Bsveea Boards-2e0 Allegheny Co S. A. ", IL 1900 do
Council days, III 100 Reading r. r. b5, 4ii . Aineh
y. r. 6tl
Ssco.d Bcn,d-I 900 City g. New coupons ssl 800 do
New Trans $50 600 Penn -, o. So 20 Penn. R. S.
at IS do, At 10 Beav. Mead r. R. 5Si 800 Long Island
R. l6t 50 do b, lei 200 do b5wn lot 10 " Penn r. X
10, 2 Lekish Nav, 81 $50 Reading X. r., ~
I(ey Board-20 City 6s 9o 1000 Schuyi Nav d 81 72
$50 Reading r. r. In lots b5 ~ 100 do 81; Union CANA
Prefd. ds, IS; IS Beay. Mead r. r. 6Si 10 Bank Penn
Township s5wn, 4Qt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
Philadelphia Markets.
FRIDAY, Feb. g.

Inspection of FLOUR aud MEAL for the week ending Feb
1856 Z87 bbls. uperhue FLOUR 1874 DO hne S3 do Mid.
dlngs; 353 DO. Rye 7 DO CORN MEAL Ol DO condemned
Total, e.922
There change In the CoTToN market and sales arc con-
fined small lots full the demand COOL but the
stock exhausted is steady with further
small receipts and sales $8d % Is per bush FLoURthe
continues dull There is demand for export aud
common and good brands offered ~ 75d SO v bb with
sales any extent except in small lots for home consump
from ga 80 81 for common retailing brands and extra
the latter for family FLOUR. Corn MEAL and RYE FLOUR
remain dull at previous quotations The former held at
IS 75d6, and the latter at IS 80 y Dbl.
WHEAT is without demand prices range l8O1l85c tor red,
and lSd2Oc for white and very little selling Corn IS more
active about goo bushels Pennsy yellow have been
sold a7Oc mostly the latter rate for delivery next
March RYE is lower and about 1000 bushels Pennsyyana
sold lice. OATs-Not much doing; Pennsylvania worth
ild42c. in store.
In GROCERIES there very little doing for the want of
stock bags Rio Coffee have been sold ollie and 30
bbs New Orleans Moasses at &c, TO arrive Sugar IS scarce
and full prices The Provision market is inactive
but PORK and aacon steady in price OF Lard about 200
bbs. have been sold at lie, time Wool In better demand
WHISKY sells slowly Soc for bids and SIC. for bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
Arrived,

Bark Culoma Osborn, Mobile p days cotton to Wakeman
Dmon Co. On 28th 18Th and Goth Of jan IN lat 81 loa 20
experienced hurricane from w ~ and lost the stern boat
from the lay HISS been 10 days " Of Hstteras proPo
ton Of the frost bitten.
Bark Rhoue Day Savannah 10 days cotton rice SC. TO
W Nelson Sons EAPenscced very heavy weather north
Of Hatteras
Bng Means, of sedwick) Herek Cardenss Jan IS, su
gar and rnoasses TO Victor DuckwE vessel 70, Peasant
Bros. Been 10 days " with heavy ". w. gales
split sails stove galley aud carried away bobstsys, &c.
bng Capt Tom, of Wauenl Person, NewOreans 10 days.
sugar and moasses, 10 Snow Burgess.
scLr Isaac w Hughes (of Newbern ~ c. Fields Porau'
Prince Jan o. legwood, 10 Voe, Livingston Co vessel 70
H. NJ blackwell Has experienced heavy westerly gales for
the . three weeks been Is days Of lat 81 Jan 10 lat %
lon y, spoke tchr Cecil days n Baltimore for Jamaica
18th u lat 6 Ion II 90 spoke George Thomas,
Quincy Boston for Havana with los Of mailmas k sup
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09


The Stock market to-day was very active and
buoyant. The fact that the payment of the Mesilla
Valley Indemnity of 81, OOO 900 had commenced at the
Sub-Ireasury was known at an early hour, and pro
dueed an immediate upward tendency in the market
The disposition to speculate for a rise more
marked than for long time. The settlement Of the
Mexican Indemnity and Texan Debt question was
generally considered as guaranteeing an easy money
market for the next six months and the bears were
larger buyers Of their shorts. The activity was not
confined TO any particular stock but was quite gene
rally disseminated. The largest sales however were of
Ene, which touched SAB at which geo shares were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

CoFFEE-Thee Is less activity but no chan in prices The
ioC DO ST. Donso i6lc and 800 Go Msaes5o III Re
COPPER-New Sheathns is very firm, with good demand;
sales 5000 b at oSc in suits Yellow Metal is III moderate
CANDLES-Mofe activity exists; the sale, have been quite
large OF Adamaniine but prices have improved sales OF
5000 Gee boxes including Secoomb Dennss aud Phenx
Company brands, at dEc Common Sperm dull
al 81 SC standard makes bring c Taow easier sales
DRUGS AND DYES-Busness still much curtaied By the
SulIhate Q-une - Goa - 65; 30 kegs Newcastle BIZ
ard refined Bosx -d 10 casks Cream Tartar al
&c ~ Oil Lemon aud Berssmot at - Il. ~ 90
he Is bbls refined Campho Sc less p y cent; 25 tuus
soda Ash At p 80 casks Bleaching Powders at dS Castor
FIsH-There good business doing from In Dry Cod
e improving pnees sales Of 600 qulnas at - 3q - 80
ice and consequently the supply diminishing Other kinds
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market again easier for the
low grades OF state aud Western Flour the abatement
demand quite the home trade the East and for
The arrivals moderate and the better grades firm nei;
for common to sood State sad saperne Mebssp, 30
~ sl for State and Michigan 75d ~ for super.
good superne Ohio aud o. 75a If5reIrs s. Loul.
and Genesee Canadian heavy and lower
best brands Southern Fours held Nth much arm
ness the sapPns demand more active and the arrivals
standard brands Baltimore City Mills Alexindr and Howard
street AID 20 soi +lo SIT for ayore, fancy extra
brands Rye Flour quiet the arrivals ar; sales of 30 Dol.
IS 25a - for fine and supeae Corn Meal is in fair demand;
eseo BucEThcat no FIRM mat c s9 lo co. pun
FkIIIs-Artces embraced under heading have been
inquired after though generally there much svty
Raisins firm with sales Of 0o Bunch ~ 75Q
so boxes Layers At 5; 500 boxes Valencia 6le.
also Of 900 bushes African Peanuts TRANSFERRED
st 70 go out Of ths market 81 bales Languedoc Amon
~ l+tc o. 90A MstaILas Oranges frozen - % = Dbl
lto bbls Havana II rs Dbl 60 bh d. per II
e bb hieh Is tie closing about all here first hands
Apples have become aetve aad Western in sound
readily command - 5d - 50 = Dbl Dried Fruits owing
the Peemenis transportation have been Inactive prices
afe fully sustained by The small business doing By auction
account OF the weather disposed Of this morning. 1909
boxes MessEa Oranges brought : &c s 500 boxes DO.
Lemons at - - 81; boxes Palermo Oranges
~ ~, and 400 boxes Lemons az 81 So
GRAlN-A moderate business doing in Whest for milling
the arrivals limited and the inquiry light in the
absence Of further from Europe the sales are 1900
tashes BED Scphern, part Nt Eye is without inPo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ and after MONDAY Dec 81 1855 and until further notice.
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duanes - follows
Wis:
BUFFALO EXPRESS att a m for Buffalo direct, without
change baggage At Honesve this train connects
with way train for Dunkrk and all stations The Western
Division.
MAIL 8:l5 for Dunkipk and Buffalo and ntorms.
date stations Passengers by this train viii remain night
Owego, and proceed the next morning. .
EEWBURGH EXPRESS, at p M for Newbusgh direct,
without change Of cars.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p. m via SsGens, ~
Permont, and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER, at p. H., for otsvle and interms-
date Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at p. m for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT at m. for Dunkhk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations
No Train will leave on SUNDAY.
These Express Trains Ena with tho Eirs ard
Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and D-
kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland CINCINNATI
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, sc.
ID C. McCALLIM General Snrerintondapt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-09

hear Of loan. to-day at . cent The current ra'e'
however, s7V cent Frst-clase paper ess Y cent
meeting Of the creditors Of the Jerome hanuiae,
turing Company and of P. T. Barnum, will be held
at the Office Of n. A. Cowdrey New Haven, on Mon
day evening next 1t is stated that important ProPo-
,itop, will be then made. In the opinion Of The Nep-
Karen Journal and Courier, Any proposition which
intends the whole or partial payment of creditors,
within given time, will be better for all parii's
,bsn N. chance Of uncertain payment ct the end OF
Lawsuits and forced sales of property"
The imports of Dry Goods for the week, We are glad
IN see show large falling off as compared with the
same week Of last year, being ss25,is5 agains;
g.. ia o7e. The details are;
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ra than with wood Tho o. r repcrs that % s
s,h al, lar 20 lon TO at In heavy gale hovs
had the dechs swept Of everything forward Of The ser
800 Snarur ali the ships stores she lay " hours bsy
and .er cutting Der ma nrnast abe rshss,
,bo Tor ,rsin ed sidersbs she sso reports Jan IS f
win brs Maria Of Boston, n Por'sa frnee jan for New
yo,t With less OF sails deckosd &c was trying TO get INTO
Kew West Jan a. ai 20 lon - IS while sJiss TO- Fots
brs Milo, Of Halifax, running N. T.
sehr IiOrstio, Patten. Virginia, oysters
Sehr Protector Carnan, Virginia oysters
scbr N.rsaret Msybee Barker, Virginia, eys'ers
sehr Aid. tof New Londonl CarbuSy, virginia oys,en
schr Direct Van Name Virginia, oysters
BELOW-l ship and ors.
sAlLED-sh Glad Tidings, Orleans; Emress Of he
seas san Francsco Bark w c. Alden, Belize Hon Royl
Arch GLASGOW. Sehr. WinteEmogoh, Havana
wIND-Durins the day N. y. T.
Ar It'll, ship Euterpe, nC EneTr.el Ary, London, g
DAYS udse Foster Nckerson- Since leaving the Bsnks
has lad succession Of gales from w. N. W. &c W. spie
stove buwaks &C. Jan 49, lat 50 S. Ion. ~ IS passed
vessel bottom up eoprered 18th Jam lat and on gwen,
. brs with signal OF distress fynsi proved TO Be the Ro
I.rS ~ bor aston loaded with recently abadouedt
would sinh In short The T. has experienced very cold
xratber. some Of the crew frost bitten
ON he bish Of Thursday, TIN inst th Jefsey pilot boat
Hu DIR Hall No while coming the Bay WIS compelled
BY the anchor Rollins. Reef Her cable was soon er
hos Of with the anchor was lost She
BROUGHT pier No. East River without farther dam.se
The ots viii give liberal reward for the anchor and enan
Their Office Is at No. les South street.
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