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FURTHER FROM KANSAS.


worth, Kansas, to Saturday, have been re-
ceived. 1t is stated that Wednesday Ito day.
had been fixed upon for the attack contem-
plated on Lawrence. A complete reign of
terror" existed throughout the territory. Two
cannons had been taken across the the river
at Chisen, destined for Lawrence. The Beau
ford company of militia had been furnished
by Gov. Shannon with United States arms.
The Free State men are in want of arms and
ammunition. Marshal Donaldson had pro-
claimed his attention to make clean work this
time.
Gov. Robinson is still at Lexington. The
correspondent of the Jefferson (Mo } Inquirer
| states that petition was circulating in the
border counties praying the immediate re-
moval of Col Sumner. Mr. Brown, editor of
the Herald of Freedom, writes that "a mob
entered the hotel at Kansas city and dragged
off one man supposed to have been himself,
but discovering their mistake they returned
and demanded him of the proprietor. This
was refused and company of Michigan emf.
grants entered tho hotel to protect the occu.
pants. The mob still surrounded the hotel at
the close of the letter.
There is nothing authentic concerning
Browns fate since his capture.
The st. Louis Democrats correspondent,
| under date of the 10th, states: Eight to twelve
hundred men are encsmped near Lecom pton
| The people Of Lawrence had sent a note TO
Col. Sumner, asking him to station body Of
troops in the vicinity to prevent the mob pro-
| cesdiDg to sanguinary extemitiss. He de.
clined, saying that he mad no power to move
in this matter without orders In answer to
an enquiry, Marshal Donaldson said The
demand OF the government must be complied
WITH Every man against whom process
had been issued should be surrendered: all
the munitions Of war in possession of the Free.
| State men a. Lawrence were to BIO delivered
up, and the citizens of Lawrence should pledge
j themselves to obey implicitly the present en-.
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AIRS. GEORGE, LATEFROM ENGLAND
WI wishes 20 inform the population Of Wash
lngton and Georgetown that she can be seen and
consulted on such subjects as love, marriage,
law suits, absent friends, losses, &c.
She eIpecis 10 remain In the city but a shoT;
time. Her residence is No. Go F street north, be-
tween 22d and I'D streets. opposite the Observa-
tory. Name on the door
Gentlemen 50 cents-Ladies Is
Hours from a. m, to 9 O'Clock p m.
I'M l9.w4
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ERENCH PAPER .HANGlN6S.-Havin
L iust received another invoice OF French g old
and Velvet PAPER-HANGIN6S, i Bew Cfrr
the best assortment 10 be found In this city, and
prices from Is to 40 per cent less than the same
papers can be had elsewhere. Paper pat up atshoTt
notice by first rate workmen l. f CLARK,
Paper hanger and Upholsterer, north side Pa.
av., No. 2is, bet 18th and 18th SITS. nm 20-Gs
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rOFFEE, HAMS, &C.
" 20 Packets of old Gov. Java COFFEE
Casks Prime Family HAMS
Do Choice SMOKED BEEF
10 Kegs Whale OIL SOAP
For sale by IL. NJ. p KING,
mI9 265 Yer av, corner OF 18th and streets
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No. 90, corner Hish and Gay SITS 4, Gsorgetorn,
VIZ HERE ALL KINDS OF HORSE FEED
w can be had on the most reasonable terms,
such as CORN, OATS, SHIPSTUFF, BALE
HAY, &c, delivered to any par; Of Washington
or Georgetown, at the shortest notice.
m 2O-3ts DRILL q DELLZELL.
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ETO THE PUBLIC-I HEREBY
o\A notify the citizens Of Washington that ]
have Withdrawn from the American party, and
dissolved all connection Herewith
m 22-2t* w. WALLINGSFORD
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n NATIONAL. GREYS, ATTENTION.
n 4 You are ereby notified that there will he a
(I lil meeting Of the Company at the Armory on
w W FRIDAY EVENING, May I'D, at TX
o'co ck Every member Is ex pected 10 be pre- Ient
BY order LEM. TOWERS, Captain.
m 22-2tH
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MRS. N. T.. HARVEY,
(SUccRssoR TO JAMES F. HARVEY, DEcEAsED,)
UNDERT A K Err,
No 4lO Sersnth street, betpesn II oad 4.
DEGS LEAVE TO INFORM The PUBLlC
ID that she hes in her employ the
same persons IL at were formerly - -
!n the esta bH hment, who are fully
competent 10 conduct tie Undertaking Business
and that every attention will be given 10 calls,
day or night, as heretofore. IN 10 ON
SODA WATER.
TNHOSE WISHING THIS MOST DELI.
l. cious ard refreshing Beverage in state OF
purity and freshness, Will bear In mind thai
can now fe had for the season at NORBECk'o
we'll known Confectionery Establishment, rex
70 Iron Hall, On Pa avenue, between 9th ana l"'n
streets. ap SO-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PRICES OF ADMISSION
Reserved seats. cents.
Boxes aud ParQuet. ...............-...0 cents
Family Circle and Galleries. ....2 Ger Is
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Chances for Business Hlen.

ANY PHYSICIAN wishing PARTNER, or
visiting sell his practice, address Dr. v" Tribune
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M. 81 Chsnoeusst-
NOTICE.-In conformity with Act for the
Coecfio. Of Ts1es passed April Is istS. hereby rse
lo,ce all Tax Payers VINO have omitted TO pc. Their r..r.
for ,hs 1856 unless the paid 70 me o. my
OF Fs dsy Of January shAl proceed tn
c-e Of interest the rate ~ twsvs
Pc, c. ccusfsd from the 18Th day ~ last sep
ten BET to the day Of payment. HENRY II HOWARD,
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An ENGINEER of good standing, who has the
~ and Of thousand dollars wishes 70 enter 40
P.rtI hip with gentleman possessed Of about @ for the
pu, pose starring In NewYork MACHINE SHOP for worf
curing enfc and manual skill Address Box No. '@|
NY
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Goal, g.

X NDLNG WOOD-Best quality Virginia Pima
IA s~sloped Oak and Hickory lowest prices Ordrn
post promptly delivered HARRISON son. $50 West abs.
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Real estate for Sale.

EbRN for SALE.-A valuable FARM in good
L ealNuion well sasp.cd to sao grazing 10 well %
tered 81 I'd mill from fourshus v.Ee snd mile. from
tb y. and E.ie Railroad Viii be sold bsresin- Terms
.s.y. Ador.ss A. 3 TTibane Office.
FOR SALF-A MODEL FARM, situaied on
ssneea Lske 81 allies itou and Ia vsw u Geneva
lAnce Watrl-o frrcry ned BY the HVn Joan Des
selj who for sid the Fr State PEemilafs-e Pro-
etdnss Of ~ Stats Axculiursi Sciets lsf'l, AAd
toudc nd 1T ,ostor the se AZ icultara Cpl-g>
- IA conians Rcr~s tor s location. uidnss
and sTPps unsurpassed IL Ia aIply stocked .od
Wl b. itL personal property thereon Fos
psrti.u,rs. spPly 20 FRA SCIS HOFFMAN. No. H4Pe~
Ct lMaikst Bank Buldin a. Nos. York.
sAEL L. YCLLER Re,e Hill r. o, Selees Co N. Y.
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Danrlns Ara6emles.
A DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

IA No. sS Broadway. Sew-York. ana
No. ISL bont~sueplacs 6rookiyn
Nw-ior Classes Wedn-sdsJs and Saturdays Brookiyn
Cl..e. Tuesdays aud Fridays Ct and .. a. for Lsd.ss
90 Chiorea and 9 io' Gentene1- LsdieS Priv.ts
Cs.si7 Pupil any time during the seHxo.
circulars iapns terms kG, may he hsi either Of
Aesden les The usual Sources vhl De- given Mr. Oodworh
oue take ssson bis patrons that no -x1rtioa vn
&c sued that VII he Of s,snt4ge he pupils OF 10 sny wsy
krs.~uie
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% A.AUENl-New CIassss on MONDAYS and JArt 4
OAfSlI consequence 81 the Der Of pupils .nd
sitrrd properly to al who sppiJ arrangement
t usat 20 io'm classes Tor Children on noodsys.tAp IT,
sno on ce'prusys 81 II e. commencing SATURDAY
Nov u Euiy spptics,io. is earnestly reqGesssd-
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paints. Oils. @ldsc. Sc.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and ms,
~ eua.sy fss t q sq,a TN. 1s6, a. no , ~ IN
1utNrssr Sperm stands oldc- wpsaer and burns veil W.
sptes above. RA-rcs 10 - i Only Aesat JOHN We
QUINCY, Nc. % WninnN.
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Groceries.

o II n d W G II II & Co.,
~ Manufacturer f 4.
DoUBLE-BEFINED ANO FAMILY siLERATJsi
svPER-cARBoYArE OF SODA. SAL SODA ETC.
No. II Od-sp. Hanove,-squsre, NevYerk
PURE CREAM or TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRJRUNE FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1855.


" Brosds cay, Of wsrca-'t-Uhrrt~r7n 81. 49, 80
a ,t,s. h-seby ,vds-d that mess-nf< e-v enc "o
a, ~. no.nds every dsy srs-p< SaidsJ. 10 VA ss'
, q, and % Sunday 81 ~ IN A., ..,,.,.A
Also sh.t Mao of the grounds has ben oonp".'.
A cs a. rue Avenues P.h.. L&kes Groves fHA' M" 49,
.b,ch he had the othc~
purp 1919 spd they no~ contain the 'enAH VI INV
sssn 100 prrsouA -.
. "a IL shsnuIei ths, tuusfs
houd funex rst snce, IN orfef ma ne oa ny
- ,,,s irving uace 20 the keepers Of their spProsea taus
,vridinz delay asd confusion. . AZ,
Thr stfeptfor OF Uudeskcrs rarticIsny called 20 tnis
-..r.tion By order Of the Board OF Trustees .
EDMUND BRIGGS. President
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MMbineV, ST.
miscellaneous.


DFST HAIR DYE in the WORLD.-Thi. il
Id strong language yet BOGLES ELEC eric aAiR Drh
(rrcep'y imProv.o was prven be 80 by The sdses me
l,t. Mechauics Fair held Ia Boston smops whom Dr.
Hayes the chemist and State Assayor who awarded
PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
OVER the choices HAIR DYES exhibit fr,m al part
the Unn Its unpsra led superiority consists in; let The
srronts nour.hns To the hair not Destructive s Onions
2d-Doss hur, the skin sd--t- oa.y ap-
Piled aud dyes the hair any color required from dsess
brown q deep black natural to msryoa. Man
in.ton.st Boston sold also In this city by 8ARNES 4
PARK, r. RuSHTON. HE3EMAN CLARK CO., 9. u.
RING Broadway; A. B. 4 ID SANDS. saton st. w. u.
AREY Co + C WELLS and b, d-ussis's sv-rywAers
I'VE No WHISPERS Then. Why doat you
use M ONGUENT which viii force them to snsLs
and h,ch weeks won't sau inuIe the skin 81
bottle - 81 half dozen any part VI the .oanty H.
q GRAHAM, Goi Broadway; HAYES, No. us fuiionst,
Br oAlyD.
uIDES.-2,50 500 Mexican Flint, superior quality
SPOFFORD TILEsTON Co..
No. % Broadway cor. Mortsst
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HnRnIRIE ACCIDENTS and destruction VI

prp-rty the d.y inlormsion furnished thrsushou,
r. l.d rom the burning Of Fluid Now al dan GER and the
tL. tsa.e Of accidents 10 ry removed you u'e the
PATENT INDiA-sUBBER FLUID LAMP which oanaot De
-, IN bur,,ed or poded and cannot be 6ed whoa burr
nr They the mot econo nis As We'll 81 tue onS o-t
t.,rly Lamp sPpe.raane ehtron-iy uest
.,d s.nu a.. o awe ere sAstscuoa We DESTROYS Of
spc. Agencies 10 every eoasty In the United sstss
or y sb- AID solicit xAnsipn OF the best article
NV of-rrd intelligent public. P nfOrmaon ineose
,t,np 20 HAv XHURST MOTT, exclusive asIufscturers
I, The United States No ~ Ful'on-u Newborn City.
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Jnstructiom.

III sck Columh. Co. N T.. mile. sstef Hadson Board
s,Lin Eur ard Tniriop in common Eugh. ~ year
Winar Tenn coz uepees jan 1857 For circulars .rdres'
~ 49, c. IL. GARDNER Principal.
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NNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857-Wil
u DO pl blished about Is n DECEMBER next.
In sddisos the usual Cseudsr aud Astronomical
Calculates THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC will contain:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELEC ZION RETURNS
for ltS carefully compared stn he OF former
The InP0kTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS eoudsnsst
TIE GOVERNMENT Of THE UNITED STATE
LIST or MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS,
and OF TIE far a. elected, classified Ii icaiy.
A CONCISE STATEMENT Uf THE DOlN65 IN KAN
SAS ouIibe the past
AN ACCOUNT OF TIE REMARKABLE CONTEST
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF The MpVEMENIS Of GENERAL
WALKER aud bis FIfbuser Goa pauous ia Nicsrasua
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections Meeting OF Lesi..a-
lures &C..
Single Copies 12 cents 81 per dozen; ~ per 100 Postage
the ALMANAC ceLt EACH pr-psic each
prepaid Orders iRcosing the respectfully solicited
GREELEY i McELRAFH,
Tabune Ois &c. New York
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Surrogate Court.

DECISION or Tug SURROGATE. A. W. BRADFORD IN
THE MATTER OF THE EsTATE or MAsGAg4T Eo-
BERTsOs.
SIT I2-Irs Pobertsop died At the Marine HOSPITAL
Staten bland while her way from Scotland Canada
west Her surviving relations are three brother. o. tue
whole blood and brothers and two sisters Of the half
blood 10 Canada The question brought before the sur.
rosa,e what the distribution Of the estate
saoud &c made. Inc test E 70 who should succeed 10
her personal estate would be decided according 70 he
Law TIE country woich the iniestatc h,d her domi
e the tine q her death. This the Universal rule
81 the present day though there struggle against
In countries before the aw became nuhlly settled
Mrs Robertson native Of Scotland and her doml.
CT o. origin was 81 hrxste, Perthsnre. she died while
IL rarna 70 Canada West and therefore bad gained
dcmoiA tomiC can b. acquired only By residence
with the i1eLUon u remaining al the place abode
Intention alone rot srfcitnt domcil be esiab-
hshfd only, orfmo Z fact0. by unon u the MAD
and intention. In the present instance there was the
n;enion without TIE fact the party not having yet reach
81 Der proposed home but being the journey Though
The death occurred N this state The lsv o. distribution
does 70 Apply, Tor there 20 intention 70 establish
doricii here. Il Is well settled principle that for the
purpose O succession, ever person must have domc
somewhere ar that The d0nc Of erifn IA not lost
IN = new ore acquired. Under these circumstances,
The surrogate decided that the distribution Of the estate
us, be ated By the laws OF scotand-the uteiaes
oomic-wbich had rot been changed by the inten
ton Of removing to Canada, ard her decease on her
journey In scotland succession confined 10 the rels
tons toe iAtbers side. 10 the exclusion 81 the
relatives on the mothers side But q the kin
dred through the father some may be Of the ful
blood as brothers and sisters gm1ir and some Of the
hall blood brothers and sisters consonganes II 10
well settled In contrsdstncion " tie English aw. that
among coaorals kindred Of the full God exclude those
OF The half blood q the same line OF succession. The
next ~ Kin take the estate Tsr orrtt1 and pr
s1 there being no right 81 representation among de
endant.or collatoras. IN reckoning the degrees Of
kndred The mother Of the deceased Is always excluded
from The succession, and brothers and sisters their
dfvcerfAns taken preference 10 the father II s not
ms,eai, then 70 INQUIRE whether the decreased len
fstber mother or children Of deceased brother or
sister The brothers Of the full blood would, In any
event. succeed TO the entire estate AZ executors dave
have been appointed scotland, and their adminstra-
Ion mere merely auxiliary the Surrogaes decree de-
clarts the brothers Of the tU blood entitled to the
cesson, and direct payment 10 tho Scottish executors
datve, ior distribution At the plase Of domcil.
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City Intelligence.

ARRIVAL THE BARK REsoLUTE.-The bark Rasolute Of
the British Exploring expedition, towed the city
from New London this morning, by the steamtug Achl
les, and anchored in the Navy Yard
FIRE IN GRAND STREr.-About O'Clock this morning
fire broke the attic Of the frame building 2O3 Grand
street Of Mott street The fir, were promptly
on the ground, ard extinguished the fire. The da
mage done to the building will probably amount $780,
Is insured in the City, Insurance Company, and owned
by James X. Hitchcock H. ii Hingsage occupied the
store grocery He ms sustained some slight damage
by water He is insured for ST. 200 in the North River
In Company. baac Horwtz occupied part the
second floor. His furniture is slightly damaged by water
Insured for $500 in the Pacific Insurance Company.
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SECOND EDITION.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
AT THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
New York, Saturday, Sept. Is, 1856.
Half-past One O'clock II. NJ.
Arrival OF the Arabia ut Asl,fny.

Tho steamship Arabia, which left Liverpool Thurs
day September arrived at halifax this morning Her
news tive days later than that brought by The Cam
bra.
The cotton market had undergone material change
IN prices since the departure OF the Cambria There
a full average demand at full prices
The weather continued favorable. and the prices for
breadstus shade easier than at the sailing Of the
Cambria, but without any decided change in the quota
tcns.
Provisions without change.
Consois had declined to 9fX q 947.
The details Of the win be published at az O'Clock
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MELANCHOLY ACcIBKSr--A YouNG LADY DrowY.
~ Intelligence reaeled our ely last evening, the
albany journal ~ the 9Th inst that yovrg sdy q this
city--Ngs Kate O'Sullivnn-wel snown ID All who have
been accustomed 10 sitcad the Cathedral IN toe cnor Of
which she bac enviabe reputation for the excel
leucc ~ her singnghnd bcen drowned In the caoal
nceiary several Gays, visit AMI yesterday went out
riOrr with q; her friends. ON nearing the waer
~ ttre msshap tie rcrs we're drawn tight. and the
borfe backed the wagon into the stream. Her com
par on Or compaDcBs escaped but Miss O'S. became
tai CLEO win the wagon. and drowned before any
assistance could be rendered she the dough.
ter q Mr. Mcnae osuivsn, BOOKSELLER, in South Pearl
street.
We copy some Of the principal details from the sre,.
mdns-Miss O'SullivEn driving, and While In the
v'Lfy OF Treemsns bridge. the horse. which had not
betn out Of the stable FOR several days took alright
rd becoming unmanageable, backed down he
hpukment into the cars The two ladies' who we're
sih kiss OS. Jumped from the carriage, but che
NAMED In, tndeavorinr 90 manage the animal The
II tho mercy Of the wsisr. Unfortunately no
present but the two ladies' and rather the
Of onewho refuged render the least assistance.
The lad es enreaed him 10 the drowning girl offer
ing him Al the same time purse Of money oui still he
refused and IN anly stood by and the unfoi nae
yourF lady sink 10 wsiery grave, without mani.estng
sny cese 70 save her LIE. Seeing her AZ, struggles he
remarked with perfect compcsure, There. now. she's
gone, what can cor Ny lie 40 sweet NJ hersn His
nass We andertard ~ be foseph lambert The Streams
"a Nss O'S reached the e.. = young man. James
Ktcber who ran 70 the scene and plunged IN The water
Before be arrived however, Miss had gone down for
the last time and Mr.. X cove down and brought 10 the
body life was extinct. Every effort made 10 re.
suscaie her but oil in Not the least strange fea.
tme Ct this affair s that hiss sullivan had recently ex
dressed the opinion that size would with sudden
death and requested her blends 70 evergrcers At
her burial she was very excellent youug lady be
loved by all hcr acpuartan.cs for her noble 1uases OF
the musical circles q tha city, q vhich che bright
ornament.
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Tpr IAu RtnRoAB Agut-r Coroner Cornery held
ar inquest upon TIE body q wn 81 Hand, the boy "a
years Of age who over few days ago, while al,
tempting % get upon the front patfof III Fourth
nue. car. Verdict, accidental death.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSEr.-coroner Hills Ess IN inquest
yesterday, uTon the body Of Geo sowdon, native Of
this country ss years o. age. who was accidentally
drowned on Wednesday by the upsetting OF boa, in
which he and others had been fishing.
npsTH FRoy BtRSs-Coroner Perry held an inquest
ON Friday, At Bellevue Hospital upon the body OF Mary
Ann Kearran, native Of Ireland, thirty years OF age
whose death caused by burns, her clothes having
taken fire while she intoxicated. The Occurrences
took place on the 26th ut The jury rendered verdict
OF aAccidental dcath.u
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sHIr NrIaorur,S-A GEOGRAPHIC despatch received
N his city ~ the Fuon, which states that the snip
Merarosn reported stranded Al Cronsadt About
bai arose nom he Metropolitan vessel
called the lcrd raere published In yesterdays Herald
der date q - Petershurg)
Ocean 4, srchor he bay having carried away her main
ystd N coming in stays rev yard has been furnished,
and ale is ready for sea.
p,pg prarr III Beruusa) Huschnqs days from savan.
IL, nae gih m N consequence n The chief Mr
Isucfi End some being sick She would proceed
~ son - esh bands could BE- procured or
her.
" psrv rp1vptf~ niorns.u from Philadelphia for Bor
ex before re- ored ashore IN hs Bgh % Newcastle
20, ~ and returned e Philadelphia yesterday dzth.
M ptrx CtApvvoNr-The hull Of Br bark Ciaremon,,
ashore on leland Machias Ne sold Tor SOD
III erts IN after several attempts with steamers,
empty easss &c y &c, her as9s w design was ABANDONED
e hes since been re.od of se' me gross recepsm me
fret sale about s26u
m B,Rv FtopxScr-Mos Of the and coal has
charged N bark Florence ashore on Fosters Island,
Al 4 the hull las been got into sarbrd sCreek.
pe,a Pov .tsrox n Boston from Baltimore iWh inst on
Cane Cod asqua from Jos, both topmasts Was owed
up by steamer.
pnc a,,,.r,r a, New Haven from Barhadoes on the 2.
wcw M 81 continuing very severe for u hors-baromeer
snq 10 ~ I'll suffered some sas but received serious
aanaee. iudeed severe 10 the Southwark; AFTER
rards 81 III need tight westerly winds.
mo Iopvrro Philadelphia for Nontevideo
INTO Eehedoes 18Th u IN distress with loss ~ manmast and
other spsrs Reported having been ont ls5 days.
sc.r Tor,staSa Lawrence, from Antigua bound Bai.
,ocse mi DAYS put into 81 Georges, Bermuda the 18th
~, The 4 erperenced heavy gale. which commenced
n yrainsan iIb &C she vas repairing "a inst aud
veanld soon he ready 20 proceed on her voyage.
soup A l. cRswropp, n Salem from Philadelphia got in
oon,ac llih Inst, AN Eaters island ~ amss MN naa
IAN coal The damaged much ha. she sank IN
10 rssnues The and passengers - all succeeded IN