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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
S1ariilSc.

We happened to be passing down NOM
,,omerv - the other night, and observed !"
GREAT crowd Of men on the block hetWee"
D,wncr & Myers sts. They seemed to BE-
much excited, and bchgerant demoHstra
tiops were manifested through the entire
crowd.
Hammered that an American had been
mixing up with some fifteen or twenty Mick
rvs.' and they manics;el Il desire to 'p"
one of cir number against him, rcserV'ns
the privilege OF more coming to ms assist
oncc should the "bloody Mcrican' get the
advantage
The American did not wish to fight, and
they were about to pitch in and clean hm
out. any way. when somc Of the bucks
who happened to be running pretty late
that jght, came along, ana not hkIng L"
see an American backed down under any
consideration, they told him to 60 in' ana
tbey would back him; aud tie thing began
to assume national aspect. Stones were
grabbed in a hurry, and each party drew
up in battle array" each party t'hins 'p-
nosirc sides Of the street Loud talking and a
rool deal of"barnoy' was used by both
parties. and they appeared to feel an AK
etv to withdraw from the fila, when slam
Invent big rock into the mi,sSt Of the 'iucmy
This was the signal for graal Charge, and
as they were about to comming'e, ono of'hc
..buek," icrked something from his boltthat
rlistencd in the moon light, and looked very
much like an Arkansas tooth pick; and
made for Nick. when there was such
rettin': in less than no time, not I'm 1nemy
was to be seen, and nothing more was said
about the dam bloody 'Mericons," and or
der once more reisned in Warsaw.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
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rlcn2o:.l t..isrnaa lana.

WIN in,c' ~ ihcUis1 Euau, iu 'hr uysb States
lmG.l- uu W,,,uc, \: f,.uiis, i,-:i il,sl hcpuh'
Ues,l- aec all invited ~ attend.
4 = EAEDAII. 'cc'y
o.o,2t, SEPT IL. s''--t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17
y,,c."Sccrcts ,,uln Enov, jus

}i> plain to hc s'on in d'1 ad''r.'-' :".'' "'''''
,Iut roc.or Brown HlN~ FOR Ash. 1ud IA iA"
one lelow. lh.' tuA.ALr l0"Hf @I'|N ''N
CASH, Liquors and c., r. "i al h.H''N.. ~ l''"
PRICES jo "a" Iuc-rraol En'tH-. h'Nt d'"r I"
Kendall j. M,D,mo',- I~e store, Mon.sonrH
-.c-.L. ~. mAA A..-.-- u.-.L L-.-M. ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17

naa. Some slandetous bachelor says
it is much j"y when you first get mar
ried, but more jary after . year OF
two.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17

.cag~ Justice Jon-s, we are told, transact
cd business that bad been ralcd up bv some
ody, that amounted to the sum in the az
gregate, of just nothing az all.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-17

go~ We are panied to hear, that our muc
esteemed fellow townsman, j }. k'sine
District Attorney of Butte county,is lying
dangerously i'll at Marysvlle. lie was or
his way to Napa Springs, where he was al
vi sed TO resort for the benefit of his health
which has been declining for the past year
He h" many friends amongst us, who ar
extremely solicitous for bis welfare.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
A Wife Wanted

hope the !a1ieS will excrse me for
encro2ching upon their, rights in max
ing this proposition, my reasons for so
doing ara simply these. know the la
dies are exceedingly timid, an as no
one has made the start thew, will not
Pr oppose
As to who I I'm AMI what am mo J.
es'y forIids my saying, but any lady
wishing TO marry, m is, take me for bet
ter or worse, Hoping thatI will re>
ceive an answer soon. l will saw no.
more at present. .4ddess JIM. at the
Star Office.
E1g Ladies'. there is no Joke about
this, Jim never jests upon subject Of
such solemnitv, and for his sake, we hope
some one will acceeG to his proposition,
as we think there would be but little Of
the "worse'.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
NICARAGUA.

Our exchanges bring no salts
factory news from Nicaragua.
Our northern exchanges rep
resent Walker as being in a very
critical position, while the Sba-
thern papers repreSns his pros
poets quite favourable. We are
not astonlshed at this. however
as we know something of Yam
kee chicanery. 1t is well known
that in matters which in any
way effect their political designs
they have not very proverbial
regard for truth, and we pre-
sumo they have taken advantage
of this opportunity, to effect the
Presidential campaign, and we
are sorry to see their schemes
working so well. The South
have sent to Walkers assistance
thousands of men, and the north
have not sent company
This is easily accounted for, BY
looking at their character. Who
doubts but what they have agents
who furnish the South with the
aIluring statements they receive
for the purpose of drawing them
of, to maze them lose their votes
in the coming election, and at
the same time send unfayorable
reports home to keep their men
there. No one knows for GER
tain whetherihis is true or not,
but we can tell by the reports af-
ter the election.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
A DEEP NEGRO.

A Negro man belonging to a
gentleman IN tins county, sep
ped into IA well about I2.5 feet
the other day, to reconsider the
propriety of taking chastising
for some misdemeanor. After
a little cool con sideration, he
came to the conclusion that if
his master would sell him, that
he would be willing to rise in
the world-ho came up safe and
sound, in body and mind.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Printers Proverbs

Never inquire thou of the editor the
news, for behold it is his duty at the
appointed time 10 give it unto thee
without asking.
When h u dost write for his paper:
never say un.o i'm whist thinkest thou
of my p!ec p for i. may lie that tie
truth ould eff nd thpe.
1t is not fit that thou s'ouldst ask
him who is the au hor of an article, for
his duty requires him to keep such
things 10 himself.
When thou dost enter his office, take
heed unto myself that thou dost not
look al what may be lying open; for
that is not meet in the sight of good
breeding. Neither examine thou the
proof sheet for it is not ready to meet
thine eye, that thou mayest understand
it.
If thou art SO unfortnnate,as to- chew
Tobacco, spit not upon hisstove, for it
would be an act ofimpoliieness on thy
part.
When he gives thee thy paper read
it not in lis presence, for that is against
the rue laid down by great men,
Prefer thine own county paper to any
other, and subscribe Immediately for II,
and paw in ad, ance, and it shall be we'll
with thee and thy little ones.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
GOODJoKE!

The Mississippian, is warn
ing the Democracy to bew are
OF counterfeits; he wants them
to qu't voting for General Jack
son, as it thinks he is counter
teI'ed. 1t says: Donelson is no
relation of General Jackson
he Is but buzzard dropped
from an eagles nest.'
Did the Mississippian ever
know Mr., DonneIson to stoop
so low as to get amongst such
dirty political atmosphere as it
reveIs in? No, neyerl but as
the Eagle, he scars above the
n0Xious fumes where the Mis-
sissippian, and other small in
sects dwell.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Concert Party.

We are informed that Messrs.
carp & Earnest will give an
other of their interesting parties
next week. As we don't know
what evening it will be given we
respectfully request the ladies,
Gin behalf of the young mem to
be in readiness at all times.
The thanks of the dancing pub
lie are due TO Messrs. E.&E. for
their blindness in making parties.
Young ladies and gentle
men we wish you merry time
of it.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

eco. J. B. Crane, travelling through
the W stern par; OF Mis- issip. recantly
reports tie tide ofemigr lion as truly
isbino. all dilecte t. Yves ern
Texas He enumerated as many as
FIVE thousand slaves on the 70 d. with
trains o. wagons AMI families. Rock
lslasd Adver User.
We re not inclined to question he
Coils veracity, but think he might fall
a snake or two.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
Chancry Court.

A special term Of the chancery court
was held at Hernando. by tee Hon. J.
F. Trot;er, tits week We understand
that the lie isature have res ric'ed the
powers of this Court, 10 the finish ny ct
the cases, already commenced, and hat
Judge Trotter, is dispa tch ng the deck
ct, wi h degree OF pr-mpness rot
heretofore known in the chancery court.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

OTWe have just received
one of the tastes! little sheets
extant, is called the Jokes Bad
get, published in St-Louls VI.
o. by Rufus. Underwood, Ed
itor, and proprietor Rufus is a
bird in his way May the stock
increase:
Ling live the BIZ lget
For the perusal jokers,
AMI woe unto men,
Whose wives, use the pokers,
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
The Seranade

On Tuesday, night las, some of our
musicians favored the coed citizens, of
P'noIa, with delightful serenade-
The company, appeard small, as We
heard but four Instruments, but il was
executed in quite ereditahle STYLE
The little bind, have our best wishes
and kindness as reg ,rds for their favor.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
PANOLA,
SATURDAY MARCH % 1855.

nY- The editor being absent, we
take the res pon ,ibi iity of is ne to our.
m st he d tn names OF FrLLMo E and
DoNEL saN, for Pr sident and Vice Pres
ilent. Or re2s ms for 50 doing are
these. We regard the diA'ercnc" which
divided the De noe .atic d Americ
parti,s, as secondary consideration,
in the coming Pfesidenia' cmpaign.
We think th,t every true S utherner
should fal,e hin; from he enemy,
AID stan t. the Souh, and the men
they Know YilI MAINTAIN her rights
Wit he mo, t fdshy Oar preeept
sha,, D. a un on # tie S9u'h. fihe
Soutl one mt atcs o. FlIlm.ra AID
d ,nnei o. their il Ii, It'll ~ wi be
saved II not III SO ltt, ofthe Unt,n
or the jo~nFst f Slavery IS il vitabl
the Nor.h a doe Nv y wih party
and re ting ,nI-r t e 10 lowing
reso It On adopted at tie B .tmore
C,nyen ion of Black Republicans:
Res wed, Th t there sh Il be neith>
er 81 livery nor involuntary s'rvilude,
except for the punishment Of crime, in
any of the erritories of the U. So
Il division of the Southern votes
will bln assist the Republicans 10 elect
their candid,t,. as i would t,ko ,,o
entire vote uftbe Sonth ap1a little as>
s;st,nce from tho Nort, 70 o,oo, .n
Of eitLeru - pr.s;lana,,
hbe RonnLIio o.. -,
nrasan.t dr., n;.t,~a 30 so,,,r
anil ia BIack R.ba,ican President is
electe t, 1t this crisis, te destiny Of the
south woql Be Sc ed.
Th Rlclmoa (V a. En4rrer thi ks
our condition neeoIs depIorah.e, it says:
"Th7 comp'exion Of the pres n Con-
gres' Is e1o 'gh to warn u, that the
oh GA Cih oh'y ne preserved by the
oaSe an I'M conditional submission OF
me SCUM or ny cn"@ ION, 'de'tV Of
." ef'S.' aa1 0}fs1nce ottt the North
"eSo. Inc Cos OF submission will be
the loss OF liberty md of honor, and
the lnflic.ion o. ignorance, povcr'y and
dependence
Thea there is one formative besides
nlsun o1.'e'f to us, since Blnks 5 e'ec-
lion BY all means secure" connec-
lion, identity If interest, and m'i.nce
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

51=We a,e glad to learn that the
farmers a1e progressing SO finely with
their crops. Ne understand that sume
OF them have already plrnted their corn
and almost all Of them lave broken up
their ground. The prospects are good
for another year of abundance.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29
For Suffering Humanity.


NICHOLAS I4oNGwoRTH, the
great Catawba wine-man of Gin
cinnati, publishes the following
in the Commercial of that. city
for the cure of scrofula:
Put 2 %. of .dquafortis on
plate on which you have put two
copper cents. Let it remain
from eighteen to twenty-four
hours. Thenadd 4 or. of clear.
strongvinegar. Put cents and all
III large-mouthed bottle, and
Keep it corked. Begin by put
ting four drops in a teaspoonful
OF raln-waler-appIy tito thesore-
Make the application 3 times
day, with a soft hair pencil, or
one made of soft rags. IF very
painful, put more water; if not
too painful, putless. As the sore
heals, apply it weaker. I request
all editors, in all parts of the
Union, and abroad, to copy this
and to rep!enish j, quarer-yearIy,
Ii may save manv lives.
TWe are informed By Doct
William J. Wrenn, ofths city,
that he has used the above ap-
plication in several cases of sores
of long standing with entire sue
ess He is of the OPT Mon that
in all cases of old sores, it is an
Invaluable remedy amounting
almost to a specific. 1
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

At a late celebration of the
old bachelors at Bloomington,
the following villainous toast
was drank;
" The FAIR.-Saints in the
church-angels in the ballroom
and the devil in the Kitchen"
Few 81 we had a saint angel
DEVIL"
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

M. Vincent Malone, we UNI
derstand intends carrying on a
market house in this place
Uncle Vince, you have our best
wishes for your success in your
new undertaking.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

Our re aders will excuse the
editorials this week, as the cdr
tor has been absent-and is not
responsible for the contents of
this issue.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

r1g@Dr S. P. Lester. has this week
received supply of medicines. and
anv person, wanting medicines, or
Drugs, would do well to call on him
soon.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

~We are glad to see that
some of our mer chants are re-
ceiving their spring goods.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-29

Gt We never saw town improve
ing as fast as Ponola, is at present any
where. We hope il, a0i.l soon be city.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Stesmships-Alsbsms, schenci, Savannah, L. htehal
1sms,tovn Parrish Norfolk Ludlam Pleasans Tennesee,
bier ST Thomas s. Ayre., Jovs Co Orsa6s Tinsls'
p,ush San Juan, Whiney; Nashville Berry, Chaes'on'
Ships. Paick Henry, Clifford London Grlnne. Mnsu m
Bg.w,teI We.l. St. Mars, Ca, story Stephens
Bsris-F secor Paine, Mobile, Eagle Has1di E'cosss
RYDER Havana, Mora Nephew. .,, \,
DI,.-Aoran Votes jacksonville Yates forteTheldi NJ
Kendall Punmer Dsrien, Peek Church; Sitss, Downing
Win koeholl; Auiia Owe. Ray Nuevis., T. OIen Son
GIeths lDsn.l Ja.nes, Kepifs Fmch heiaet n,o
Son Hud,on Waterman Providence, }. Hsyeni Superior
Toms Hslowell, c A Luce Howard, Lowell, hossos D
Mary Ann isrJ Lang H.fs1, G. DonOs.n Ara D. o.
~ u PieI,on: Rebsccs Woslou, City Point James Hunter
John Roe Hammond Baltimore, MAILER Lord Qssresu
slooI.-Thomas Hull Hull Providence master srsaAnn
Avery. Providence, J. II. Hsves.
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SECOND B oARD


Reported for The N. Y TRIBUNE by j. r. II. B. Fay.
eco City Gas g. cash 90; 400 City S. trans 500 Do,
coupon cash 9el 600 Allies. Co. g. A w. 69 900 do Seub,
s2, 7Sl; 5coe repIa Sc cash sS 50 El%s 2ls 60
IS; Nor.towD r. r. 4 100 Reading r. days ~; 1903
do "a; 275 Long Island r. R. IS. PeDns r. r., 45i do,
49, IS DO cash 4i Mechanic Bank, % do, 29t 10
BsDk Penna b. isl 10 do, 1885, 20 Farmers and Mes
Bstreen Boayd-l 600 Penna S. 50 Reading R. R. ea.h
Al; 20 Penns. cash, 45t.
Second Boord-655 s. Nav Boat Loan ri 100 City Warrants
95} COO CITY S. 92 1000 w. and Elnirs r. T. g.. 1st
mort IS 7Ol 200 City Gas g. s2 2Norstown r. R.,
56l 20 Union Canal b5 u PeuDa r. 49, 80 Long Island
r., 1871 40 Commercial Bank a Bank of Psnna, ls4
Philadelphia Bank 1894.
after Bodrd-75 Lshish Nav, 8Gl
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bsles MddIing at loisll} Coffee is quiet and steady

bales Middlng at ioisllt. Coffee is quiet aud steady
at llal2c for Rio In Sugars the business is TO fair
extent sales $50 boxes Havana at II asic., and 900
hhdr. Cuba at 6307sc. Molasses s firm and not
plenty. The Tea sale to-day went off with spirit.
The earnings of the Worcester and Nashua Rail.
road in April 1856, were over tle, 900, which is &C.,
eco more than April 1885, and larger amount than
was before received the road in the month Of
April.
The, Belefontaine and Indiana, and the Indian.
apolis Pittsburg and Cleveland formerly Indian
apois and Bellefcntaine Railroads, by a recent
tract arc operated line between Christine end
Indianapolis. The corporations managed by their
respective Directors and oAcers-each Road takes it's
own receipts and keeps up its road repairs-the
expenses Of the transportation department being dvd
ed pro rata, and the running arrangements managed
and controlled by Executive Commute, appointed
by the respective Boards. It is thought this arrange
ment will wrok material economy to both Roads,
and conduce to greater prompttude and certainty in
both passenger and freight traffic. The receipts Of
these Roads for the first four months OF 1855 and 1885,
arc annexed April is partly estimated, because the
return. are not fully in:
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Ocean Steamer
TO ARRINE
Passenxsrs Sailed

IN the .. s. H. ,iesmaag Ey,s"g", !s' LTtrposEossorse
shdrsn and servant E. s. kirkpatrick, M Rodhsus' and
write, Miss cha.Td William Bs,t' NJ B.s:sh Ss .Ald
Es,s,e Mr. Spencer Y Pamel.e Mis- Psrmeee and three
.mee Gseoss As..Hdfr w Rs,.y a Pete.
G. TSsn. Margaret KING, John sn.on, Jacob Race James
Bs Preston William oG1S1.. 'ps rsl',Ss 70 WIZ
ss G s. My a R1. 'iS1is william
s.Is w ke"n.d Ees
Wenb.sh s Towien, Blown and wife and Misses Brswn
:ad sSsn Hs Mis-. M.on Rvsd Smith
Isnsss; Peter Doyle Neworeaps Mrs. 3. Lawrence ST.
Louis David Hesiu. New Y0I T Hs.,: ..x
Levi KOppnap MI sn. Ksp% chi Ts
s$AS: fsnasl T. Ei~
Orleans; A. Napier New York Mrs. Bourne servant
:95 child ! g. W ss R.v isa Eess d.
Canal HAVE del vis as,a9s ;n h0e'I s. X
a nsTa SsxYor i' the Rev cOoi wife BIo0t D.
le,.nd.I x child and Ds W,. e ssn BERNARD ss
NswYOk Miles Muhesd Aust Gr.ttsPsn Juan DC s s.n
s.,. LADY h Children saS snd ..ns Barney
wife children and servant g. Van Esss eb
s1,.ns YORK; Morn. stanh.r chacLnan
Miss Churctrsn Mr., ids Sidda% ocs Rry%. and ebla
g. A. Mceeemss wife children and servant L, FLtem.n
Mortsn Adolf o.s.S De,z Ley Al: Ley s S,s::
Rnk E. Lsar BohI Charlie: snsiIss.h J0hn Vol MN
Herd.ibsck Peter Kern B. Kenezcr, Hichmidt and we
j. K.lle wife and child H1msn.nn !! .rSssL p
Aimun wife and children Carl d.st1 Lev "a ne,
Plirro Montreal C. schapbouss. San Francco, ke' T0t'
lH g, r,s A A n. Mana wife
IA b;id P,rto Rico; Madame de yilier: and children
Madame P.utle P.r' Mrs 4 W:eesT orss.J
Ssivi. Vast Indies Charles de Gsalon. piciuann ~,
Thom.t John H. Van Rhyp Porto Rico John vesry
hiiSsp Hr j. Hoeg and wife Mr. Lous ksushaws Vsne.a
Ella: Commodore Domingo Dia' vsnerqean Navy M &
Rone ypolite Bsursier J. H. Tourss Tourslis trsnce
James SVEN John P. Hickey, jsnes snepPaid new
sebildrep South Americas John ButshisIie Martin Hesr'
Gsspsrd schenck, Curacos Dr. jacob A. sto'cA t'' o.
MINIATURE LLMASAc..... THIS DAY q.
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Agrl % ogveod To- .ss,s, Sd IL Co. viii ses,. Ins.,t
" pess, n% Boston, to1 Len 10 An. vssssls
pie,t son '0 S'A' Adsnson, Csrdsnn April D, susAe
Br. Crimes 'sf Prspsee, Hiehborne M.,.n..s u s.,,
ar e' ''' - CO. with brig Bion Bradbury, for Hal.
Brig Jsdse Blsney tof Bristol Me- Br.al., s,.r,. Lam.
.n 81 b. e,eh stud. With S.ri ,s ApI 10 a. &c.
signal with black letter in IT, steering .outhvsrd ana -
Brig w% BIot.n lof Boston,, Weber, M...z.. rsa.y.
.us and rno:.sss 70 Geo s,spi.Ssen
Big Solomon Eaton tOf Potsndl Huchin.ea c.,..,., 70
Biis dold Hunter iBr, Greenwood. rrnid.aa.c,,.~..
to Rensud Frsncoia W~ up to the Hosl "a Wiass
Bns wsredss sh.eifors Trinidad de Cubs. A,su q u..,
Big Ciudsd Bolivar Gibbs Rio Jsneiro March y .ss..
sHs Msi.ne, Hu Neuvit.s April a. cedar. &C., to rAs.
Biis Mary Lowell Of N.eh. Huntey. M'yssuss isasys.
6Iis Naomi o. Of 81 John NIB, Hall, ou.,..Ri. PR.
Bhs Hand Turner, RIO J.nsiro March a. coffee to Rsyn.
oes Cushman- Wa OF The Hook Wednesday Lest, In Is
sehr. WAKE, Henderson. Wilmington, e 8. Powell.
sehr Ben, oSehi' Wilmington, T. s Pow.Il
SA, rssI.' Sf Kingston JAM IS
sehr. Elena !span), CoIl, Ms.ss ds salt to Hswe. Co
Propeller Caledonia Baker Baltimore % hours, md to j.
schr. A. R. W.fmore BOssr Richmond d., ssur and to-
Sehr D. w. Hammond Hammond Virginia d., oy..ers
sehr Sylvia. k.tA.nsy, Co1mSs Me lumber to master.
sehr. Olive, P.rritt E..,poIt, l.,h. to stuses Co.
sebr hedors, Holbrook, Rocklsnd.
SAILED-stesmer Tennessee Weber Porto Csb.l,o AMI
Lasu.yrs ships Robert Kelly, Liverpool Planter Ell,
BELOw-ship Margaret Eliza. 4s ds from Busnes Ayrss;
bUts Mai. W. Bsbbdse of Bsnsort, q days from Ms'ess,
S ON p RStS sSooa nom
wIND-Fr0m n round to s., and NV. At sunsss.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, on THURSDAY Nay
.; a. Ann,,s Church by the Rev John NJ Forbes u D.,
William Cassdy Of Albany, Luce, daughter Of b. R0sh'-
fort Of this city. ,
uIIIOCK HOAG Fifth month 9th after the order OF
Esnas AZ the residence Of h. q. Griffin yorktown West
County at 1T O'Clock Roben L. Halock oil TINS
sity to Mary Hoss of the former place
puINNry-MAYHEW-In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening,
NJ q. the Church the Holy Trinity by the Rev Dr.
y n S.xmour Pbinpey of Dundsf, Penn, formerly Of
IswYori. TO Miss Mary Fearing Mayhem Of Boston.
IuvAN-PICKwORTH-At Washington, Oh Monday. May
=, th. Rev Mr. Marks Mr. Robert Ssuvan OF Nsw-York,
- ~ Msrssret Ann Pick worth of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12
To Mariners

p.v,,nru,xns- FIXED LIGHT CAPE PEstss * ntsit.
Official information hiss been received a. a the
Ests 1.IsnS. bss given notice that Fixed ~, Ass
s,nIsl eoIor wss established Cape Pcmbross Oh A -
OF re ,b sds at sh, Iie fee. above the nam - Il
the sea and visible in odidsry wesfhsr az seswsd
hni 4. DARK toward Port William, between tho oe'NNs
n ana 30 fss bsh; crcu. and Of and :: Pre-.
;r,sd bsck liz stands In lat. 81 40 ~ s., lon.
Wet Of Greenwich The illuminating apparatus ea'P""
CO. Pembroke Oh which beacon has hitherto stood
the point Of the Falkland group and also sns
f es Of Port william within which on its ''sh 'Ss'
From the Urane Rock (which lies east one mile 3S 20 ~
outer rock OF Volunteer Point The hs center Of
or s. by f. +. nearly ditsnt % miles From NC hs.rs
The large Vol Rock, to the southwark the hsh'h0'''
L., .,,s,r, Port William will leave the light on ne
r hand and the should be careful 70 he
The food tide strongly 20 the northwsri tno ~, 80 BE-
southwark passing Cape Pembroke as II. aotbes u
about ne) unless the ship under steam OF latter
mandins breeze in light winds or much swell
All bearings are magnetic. Variation 1879 L. IN 10"
RACK sgA-FIxID LIGHT AT CAPE sHAsLtinI -hs house
ps =, Wssbnson that "the Turkish Goyeinm s.tsb-
.iyen nstce that lot February ~ ss coast Of
hed the beacon tower . Of vsrns in the Black ser.
Th lisht is said be fxed and bright IL IN ordi-
hight about 40 feet above me evI he an Of hs
,apse Of about Is Iles Tue ltshtt,wei stands 70
SOS N long 2so S 4O east o. r. pscsmbsr s 4, ,es
hrn5 nom Odessa NArna ashore near cape
in March 1885, six other vessels went ssnes 10 he ps
anv when bound to Wanna from the Cnmea - ~
wreek may been caused BY current setns M sss
They .boud also remember that lights on me ssSsns -
key are uncertain, and not run 100 eonnaen"J W
make light on Cope shseiah
variation ~ w. ID 1910,