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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23

In the Upper part of New Orleans,
NOT far from the Mississippi River, stands
2 an old house, well known in that part of
the city as the haunted house." 1t IS
said that no tenant can be Induced to
remain long in it; but all, disturbed by
supernatural sights aud sounds, speedily
j. seek another dwelling. These noctur-
nal disturbances are sufficiently explain
.ed-to some at least-by the following
legend,
--a :" Long time ago." long before New
Orleans was great city, and when TIE
quarter now known by the name of La
fayette was occupied partly by canefelds
and partly by marshes, the old house
old, even .then-stood, as now, no, :u
from the bank of the river, aud uusur.
rounded by blocks aid squares of sub
. staHtial buildings, as to-day, was the
center of plantation, and was hauhted
only by sunny faces and merry voices.
Its owner was an old gentleman, wid-
over, who had seven treasurers in seven
+daughters-all beautiful, intelligent ana
yamiable.
- When the eldest daughter vas of an
age to marry, she was wooed and won
by young planter of the neighborhood,
and for once the course of true love
seemed 10 run smooth. All parties were
agreed as to the suitability of the match,
-
and when the wedding night arrived,
willing guests aocked from all quarters
to do honor to the occasion. The old
house was brilliantly illuminated, and
the sounds of music and of dancing ech-
oed through its chambers. In short,
everything went merily onward, and gay
Louisiana never say gayer assembiage.
But all this merriment was doomed
50 meet q strange and sudden end.
= Scarcely had the nuptial benediction
been pronounced, when it was observed
that the bride was missing. The eve
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23
MATCH MAKING AT SARATOGA

Every returning year at Saratoga
Springs, says the Morning Post, is to a
greater or less extent a copy of the pre-,
ceding. Snobs and sgentlemen of the
day arrive, and make one grand four
iSb, are detected and retire. After the
grand dash, such cut is extremely Iu-
dicrous, although sometimes wortifyipg
to private parties. We have been wit
ness to little affair that this SEASON.
earlier by far than usual-has produc-
ed. Among the irst arrivals was a gen.
tlemanly looking chap-adorned with all
the dignity and magni6caSes that the
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23
aDoftrp.
Deborah Lee.

Xxx 'Tis dozen or so of years ago
-tss Somewhere in the West countree,
That q nice girl lived as the Hoosiers know
By the name of Deborah Lee;
Her sister was loved by Edgar Poe,
But Deborah by me.
Now was green and she was green,
ss As summer squash might be;
But we loved warmly other folks,
eH and my Deborah Lee
With love that the lasses of Hoosierdon
s Coveted her and me.
= But somehow it happened, long ago,
- In the agueish West countree,
-7- That chill March morning gave the shakes
-zsase- Tony beautiful Deborah Lee;
And the grim Steam Doctor Course him y
came,
ass And bore her away from me;
The Doctor and Death-old partners they
In the agueisb West countree.
-, The angels wanted her up in heaven,
1But they never asked for MED
- And that is the reason, rather guess,
In the agueish countree,
That the cold March wind and the Doctor
E and Death,
IOOk on my OeOOran Lee,
zZ From the warm sunshine and the opening
flowers;
And hid her away from me.
*
Our love was strong as a six-horse team,
80 -s Or the love of folks older than we,
jsa And possibly wiser than we;
But Death with the aid of the Doctor and
q : steam, r. 80
.1set Was rather too many for me
= So he closed the peppers and stopped the
brea,h,
~ q aofmy Sweetheart, Deborah Lee,
And herform lies cold, in the prairie mould,
Il Silent and celd-ah, mel
The foot of the hunter shall press her grave,
And the prairies sweet wild flowers
- In their odorous beauty round it wave,
Through all the summer hours,
The still, bright summer hours;
And the birds shall sing in the tufted grass,
And the nectar-laden bee,
With his dreamy hum, on his gauze wings !
pass; !
She wakes more to me
All, never more to mel
All, never more to mel
Though the wild birds sing, and the wild |
flowers spring,
She wakes moreto me,
Yet oft, in the hush of the dim, still night,
4 vision Of beauty 1 see,
Gliding soft to my bedside, phantom of
light
Dear, beautiful Deborah Lee.
ii Ny bride that was to be.
And wake to mourn that the Doctor and
Death
breath
OF my darling Deborah Lee,
Adorable Deborah Lee;
That the angels should want herup in heayen
Before they wanted ME
s-a FUZZY .GUZZLE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23
Gales an0 Skcttbes.
- ~ From the Home Journal.l
THE SEVEN LOST BRIDES.

.afaiA LEGEND OF NEW ORLEANS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23

'Tis dozen or so of years ago
Somewhere in the West countree,
That nice girl lived as the Hoosiers know,
By the name of Deborah Lee;
Her sister was loved by Edgar Poe,
But Deborah by me.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23

Now was green and she was green.
As asummer squash might be;
But we loved as warmly as other folks,
and my Deborah Lee
With q love that the lasses of Hoosierdom
Coveted her and me.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23

To Messrs. Murphy, Shepard, Fowler,
Kelly, Whselan, Purdy and others,
Committee of Arrangements Of the
Tammany Sdciety,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
Disasfers. arc.


For loss Of ship Sea Witch see columns
See srriyels 81 this port
Tie PILoT Boar Msry Ann No 49, while station duty
FRIDAY unknown fore and aft schooner
which took OF the boats bowt She was lowed up 70 the
BAEx KEPLER Cobaset, Pratt, which arrived at Toulon
February 49, from York experienced several very severe
gales rapid succession leak aud was obliged 70 throw
500 barrels pork tighten the vessel At last
she remained Touon LEAKING badly would repair
YoTE The pok belonged % the French Govern
The X. under charter She owned by Nh John
Bs'es
scHR LoUIsnE RIRoRrED BURNED AT sEA-The s;hr
Ioupre which cleared savannah the 2lst ut f New
erss 6urI heavy gale discovered to be Efforts
made 10 exiting the flames bat IL camel rapidly
ms the ehonoser Se on board they were two DAYS III
the boat bere they succeeded in reaching the land OF the
Cape She 1maried By Capt Hodgsen, and belonged
o. ready, Mott Go. OF this city IL Supposed that
the FIRE originated from spark esught in the cotton while
being carried the railroad 70 the wharf and that lay so.h
cred Tor sometime until u broke out IN storm Cargo valued
50 Gee; vessel about locc0 Insured IN Wall street
ScHR WooDEsE, Ale, from Attskapas for Richmond. Va
put ningfon " C.. ID inst with loss Of sss and
Ct deck lead she will discharge cargo and
mola,ses hss not been damaged
Sens MARY AaEs tbsiOre reported ashore tbs south
side Of The island Natccketl havns been got Of has
bged and X. All her of will be abandoned
shiP LotkN iron hsyre, g. ChaEes.on "a, 49,
ebeed gales Of wind the passage it sas and sas
BS scHs IoSa Campbell from, 81; John N B.. for New
1T stated tst the only insurance whaling bar< Barclay
OF wePo Lost west end Of Cubs $50 at the Com
uercal Marine ofhee, New Bedford
scHR- ESTHER A JOKES (befors reported lost on Corn
sOd) sbos 100 uns burden ard len Bes.s del Toro
NexGsL.da ths TIN of March for New fork via Corn
leland She reszzr trader tbs coast from san Bias
Bocs del Toro San Juan aud Com Island Her cargo con
the Chqu inr0vsnent Company taken from the new ven
lately dGsred She also had beard some sPseimsns Of
rich r0n tai from the coal bsf The vessel ws
cid, but .onsy built She ~s. owned by Capt Lemae b.
Thomrsor, .to has long traded on cha, coast
sHIf SEA Los OF boon from Charleston for Hsvre Q, Der
nuda In Distress laied with cotton and would have 70
axIc PM H. n..,.n GA lr Hxxre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORB .........A
Cleared.

Adger Turrer Charleston Spoaprl tt.
lesn Co Augusta Lyon Savannah 5. l.. Mitch II inois,
Boegs Aspinwall NJ. o. Roberts.
siir-Wanoerer, Ryder, Liverpool, Howes Col +: g.
Scranton encer Liverpool Everett Brown Sir K Peel
Ham Wiser Hemburg WIN. Y. Schmidt Co.
Bsrk-Annie, (Br.) Day Liverpool MS, w. L. Darling
Emblem Davis Phiade lha, Jas Hand.
Bfigs- H.lvelyn Hail. S. Marys Ca, w H. Riyersmith
r. Moore inchtster Arroyo r.; Flying Eagle Conalt,
Alicante r. p. Buck Co.; Catherine Dan Stehr Ham
burg Punch Meincke; ST. Mary Johnson ST. Tdomas, Rus
sell ViIiDe; w. Kelly, HeagaD, Glsyana, BroOkmaa
Ponlet Hin CaTdenss Ii. ID. Brookmani Iris (Br) LOTway,
ST. Johns, Nj, J. s Dealey.
shoor Rose Ale1sr dra Van Brunt Slsght s.
C. FDgle Peterson Alexandra, Van Hrunt Slaxht Village
Gem Mathews Boston N II. Brigham Baltimore, Seight,
Batmora MAILER, Lord Quereau J. T. Grice. Rogers,
New. Orleans Eagle Hazard; H0wad, Gro veil Boston, g
w Lewis; HumniDg Bird. Morris Wilmington, b. Blossom
Son; r. G. siannsrd, hamien, - Triumph, lBr Power,
ST Johns Nj, McAuf L Wheelock; Isaac W. Hughes,
FIELDS Newbe' Davis Holiness Eva sherman, Plymouth
Johrson Saght Hardscrabbe Gregory Plankstank Va B.
r. Me,esifi Honesty Appleton, Yorktown, ysu Brunt
slsfht; NJ Bede, saeIiy AleIands NJ Bedel Richmond,
HsfIis Richmond, g. II Person Maria Jane, Jones' Rich
Mckee Eagle Gregory, Portland s w. Lewis Plata La
than Boston J. K Stanhope; Cabot, Hamilton, Boston W.
n Herrci; River Queen Fowler Providence L. Kenney
Wonder French Providence MASTER E r. Burton, Blake
man Derby master Hudson Stocking New Haven j. H. Ha
sesners-DelawGre Copes Phsdel his, SAndfords Line
TLoma. Sparks, Morrison Philadelphia J. Il " Bngss
Observation-Disclosures, Post, Baltimore, Crom~el's Line
Beverly Pierce Philadelphia ". II Thompson; II. Borden
Doushey Phlsdelphi., J. ~ Bnggs; Anthacite Jones
Philadelphia, }. n. Brisgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
Fas.<.nxers sailed

In the u s. NJ Stean.hip Fulton for SoHtaaupto5 dad
Hoye-Mrs. Martha Dord and maid Messrs T. w. Packet
W Waaer W. g. Kennedy, NJ Froitzer, Mrs. Edwards and
child Nj Abrsham P. Ansorma, }. Eduena, J. Bicad J.
Iudar ID. s. Hayand and wife, g. Havand, Miss NJ Hay-
land and brother NJ Tanes p L. Freeman, Mr. ThiriOn Mr..
Dufon ard Miss Dale and maid Mrs n Dole aud child
Miss Hausley Master Dole Mira Lsnarteer Mrs Proust Mr..
Lyou Mrs LYON Lunernan, Merciere Mrs Kounhardt and
Children and servant Holdersmam and wife Dr. PreOro,
A. switzer Dr. A. March and WIFE w. d. Greene and wife
Issec Ames w Smith Miss A DeLaudres, Miss Rect Mr.
Feowes and wife Mr. Paurxegnes and lady, O. Range,
T. r. Perkins g. u Taylor, Mrs Gibsult Belief Collet
and child T. Lsfsree Henri and Aphose Larse Mrs Moses
Mrs Zeelnache Mrs. Beaumont and child T. NJ QUA and
wife NJ Goodchld b OrgaInnatel and child, F. Moses I.
Kaufman, g. Winter, D. Winter: O. Berdns W. Osbgne,
Mr Samson Mr Swi'zer, w. T. Mack. H. Steiner Bett-
man r. Perorn Buzete Mszera Douc1et d. Bel
Chaliar1 G. T. Bsgstee n Switze Is. Fra
rel HefsI Gandso, J. Condor, H. Schwsbasher NJ.
scbuler Mathey T. Adeehe, p Banheemy, G. Honsselet
T. MeLIier A. Lachard T. Bourgeois Bonnet, MI Gaard
W Carey, H. Men p Coulstock, WA. Leaton, sen. WIN.
Leston, IT, Mineral. Lubling-lS5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
Arrived.

steamship Southerner Even CHARLESTON 50 hours 1ndse
propeller Hserss Beach from Philadelphia Cnaestoni
steamship Black Warrior smith Havana pass and mdse to
Livingston Cro1heron Co.
pass. to t. Mebi April passed in Savannah River brig
Augusta, bound ~.
last to Foster Nickefson March of Sicily Islands. saw
clipper ship beating up channel showing signal
om China for London lin John P Resrn seaman OF New
Yoii fell from the msntoPmsst and was instantly kled pa
m the foretopmast struck with lightning which slight
y the several Of the slightly injured
let inst Head bsarng ~ 60 miles took pilot board
from boat Mary Catherine no 81; "a Fire Isl.nd sh bearing
IT, 10 miles passed steamship sg e. showing bright light
winds Stree that had continued gales w
sussof hail and eee, been within II miles Of Sandy
Ship Union DAVIS, SswOrieGhs Is days, ndse to Wm T.
Frost.
seersee pass. TO Post Smith Co Feb lat. 50 lon 49,
sxYeritIeed severe harrieane nom w, winch lasted Il
ais during the hurricane AntOn,o Lima seaman fell from the
snob. severe sae vhh EseA four days coal cary no car
20 De W. the Banks between the Banks snd Ssbe
md lee have been driven c.. the Gulf three ms. and Ia,
had nothing but westerly gales the eaore p.sssse
Ship Lsntao tO ssen) BaTso~' sAansAse Dee a. teas,
SHIP Realm Burgess. Yswoeans and Is days from tbs Bar
rdse and pass 70 Robson fosaick Sd inst of the Cspes
Virginia ,ehr with loss Of oress sud
msinss standing IL for the Care; nnSs' her jos
TO T. p slsnteu April OF Hsttsss, spoke Sars H.
Barclay Livingston. Have h.d heavy gales w.NW to
SW. Feb H. lat IS lon. 3 ST. the wreck of ship Moro
Csse Of wind-sf Ms full Of water; down her aud
hailed several tines but she abandoned bsiOe under close
rsefd opsas could board her; March % A IS ST. Ion. 3d.
saw bsrk Acrelis, from Boston.
Barb Noruabess Bro~n Galveston IS daJs cotton to J. H.
Brewer L Co.
bs,k Della Chaplin Howard New ohssn. 10 DAYS. corn k
to Schiller BIos SD IL with sips IyAsstoa for Rot
terrain, and Brandy wiz e, foe Amsterdam
BAH HyTeriou. .of NewHayeOl Gdfan, M.3ssaer, PR
March l6, sugar, ke.. 10 7. Dwight
arb Minnesota, (0f Phlsdepka) Cole. Perm .mb 40 d.
ol ke to Wellington Abbo, Experoreea heavy weather
rfrunG rudder, NC. Died Feb IS. John Gil,
biis Onward iof Boson rbeetn Havana 10 days sugar
Wheesrght Co. Have been IS days ~ Of Hsitsras
BIs Achilles is Cshero. Castle Ia Mar 7odays fruit
Brg Emilia Celesue tL1 Csscope Castle Ia Mar u dnys
fruit 70 J. LsHIsnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
UplAndA fIOrida.

COFFEEThe demand has partially revived and fair bust
has be- done. Prices fily Supported Sales Of
leo baes Rio 100 bags LasusyTa i ollie the
latter price fer very choice and 100 mats Java l The
stock Of Rio Is IS, 200 bags
FLOUR AND MEAI-be market again lower for the low
grades Of State ard Western Flour and especially heavy for
the former AZ an abatement Of 2 has been done for
eNIoTt good brands freely offered and holders
ally evbee much hrInness small proportion OF stock
Goa s & good brands aud the daily arrivals mainly made
" a ord afS 6fsnds the sales Of Western Canal $500
bes 81 sc 81 80 IS for ordinary good State aud fair
GOOD supehne Michigan; sc 81 25 for supesins Upper
for 10 coed supsrdne and low grades Of sxa Ohio:
and as z5Qsc 81 fer extra Gea-see Canadian our is he'd
wHh good dcgee a Lncess, the stock benk
mail ~ 81 ass 3 tor banas Southern
fovr active, and mixed brands OF ss these
arc le lowers the saes oc bbls AZ Ell f,r
ss,,Nea 70 god EaiaNTd bAnds Baltimore Cir NilsD
e,steIS and fredericksburg County, sai ss9ss fr "a.
. shSy Ssd extra brands Rye Flour tame: saes
80 a. oSsn Meal Is quiet at IS 25 % 3Ii for Jersey
GpstSS '1 bt1rdy wire. and leo Pzneheons
1, 80 e. PPsaets % Wheat continue quite arm the demand
s sps.nes sales rs bushels far good Red SYq b
~ ~ ~; zeo sa bells prime White do 81 sS;
80 - = ~ Rye Is fnn with !a4uiry
sees o. SV pua fena a. 81 Northern Is 6ruer Os.s
se nun ai NJ isr request SsGtc fr Jers,x t34gir
state AID stds'.c Tor Ohio aud ChcAro Corn IA a. sxs,.
Is tlenfy aud IN bnitet oort. se. OF o
g. Csc. fos do. White w. e'e"is N'
EIDEs-Ths market very firm with .sse. 70 ., NJ oe
and Ansosturs AZ 24t The stock 500 ineluday sse A.
Buepos Ayre. $3.50 Rio Grsnde Aueo.;ar. 81 p,s
csbeilo slA L<sasyrs le ASssAkn, GO NsssAbo, 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
u.rke,. Repoy,ed By Telegrapl.

NEw-ORLEaxs April 4-CoTTox has advanced an t. Sales
to-day bales The quotations for Mtdins range from -
10 glc Sales the week 600 Beeepts for the time
GO Increased receipts over last year az cane date o
Stock this port s 0 Rio Coffee, HE ss'es Of the
week, &c eco bags $500
CHARLESTON, April lCoTros advanced iaic durns The
week Sales the week ID oov bales Stock in port Ilo
Receipts the week eco Receipts this port ahea o.
year, 5000 The qnotsops for good Middng are .~
ltic sales to-day, 5q0-the marx ct closng hrm
PROVIDENCE April 5-CoTTos has been active demand at
full prices closing with 6rm feeling NooL-aarfet
without change in price sales lS 800 lbs fssTkc
CLoTBs-Maket without changes prices trim and STOCK hsnti
sales 50 800 pieces
the rast week with sales Of 5000 baea Mddng quoted
9ids,c. Stock hand, $3.50 bales. -
EEw-ORLEASs, April 6-CoTTos firm sales today, 4VoO
bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

ch.u.. $500 Msre.n, ~ b. De.inse, 90 cslfsrn, ie@
ss.s Bs.sss zJr.s add Rio oTssds s'ss 5000 k' eDd'
Hofs~Ihsre No .ter.iion tee in "a, n,rss sn N
far ersp1i 70 ehoee Eas.sn ssi werera Old lies
BGf-TSe supply /. better aid he demand fE ss''f -
IRON-fb. meIket e frn fr Scotch Pig AZ % {" o.e
PLME-Roellspd &. dpu ard quotation. are '1is, n tie
sb<E,s q s,e' = &c ~ Tsl, .sssr .aS IN ss and
koeers mach confidence IN ne permsns q, no -
IIsostsss DO Stc. Osh extremely scarce. aDi ~ St Cd
ehs3 q tls goo,sT gS;.s b,.pe.. Ing q. fol
sIs, go tI. New Oresn, At s5645e O. lkAs rinda
Sie s,d frlsIl ..ies Of Cab. Maseovsso al 9e-
.,ts 1sS pee: .si.s d sb Sas e.h csds
,,ess, with more sqUitJ at - of 95 * M.
A. 81 Go ter $40 n delivered Fine Iaiet and Tar 10
ed n. lot changed materially; tie stock
4. W tup. The bane,s from is isk It 83aa+s e,h
49,, In. a. SsJe cash Rsfssd .cy bat qai-
Crude sTerm buy with bat e sviiT s.t sales
VIZ y agc no4 lot Of IoOO be. Grease sod at
7' ss1 Ess GT al f c,e 1n.. n or Po marie
,bs s.aId fox iDmeaSe delivery
nggy for Y The and qh IS Sc o Hi Pss Ss G es a.sI
and seetsy held 2. s rs eco hs Me-: que. = t 9a
ali the nonth 80 Beefis in far reqee, fr The Ses
t5,as sG pe - Ssaio IS for Country Ms.s sic
for PICKED Uesern Mess; Prime Mess is hrm At Y
r sooS Iesns SIC 50 for GOOD Chicago aid s7 ior ehee
DO Pscon better and in good demand with Light stOet
sales Of $50 boxes wester long rbbea Mdde' Pd'ae
tenn, J oo1s eJrt 90 9sc AID 200 boxes retri Gsd
extern ho for May dsiisety at Gs.e Lard ''sSl,
Meets aIe AID ia demand ses o75 bh and a. re
M sboule sro &c for Hams Dre,sed HoEs quist ct
Halo Butter is IN fair request a. DC for stss- the
later rce for seoc.d dses and II &C. for Ohio. CAeese
Il dull md heavy al 8dlcc.
RICE 10 dull and heavy only I1ow Of sa'es Of Is0 tea
ct 4a42c for common strictly prime very tts is doES for
e1rort
SUGAHs-There continues firm feeling and moderate &C
tyy The receipts quite large The sales $50 hht
mostly Cuba Mascoyso Gia7sc and ITO hhes Media
at So. .
WHsKY-Tbe market is lower and s dull sales Of 100 bbis-
At .sc. for Ohio and Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
To Mnriners.

Spar Buoy 20 long painted with red snd BLACK hor-
zon,a stripes placed mark the center OF craven
shoa below the TO the ha Dor oil New"
in ~ fee AZ mile distant from Fort
Lighthouse AID may be passed on either side Com
mas. besrings: Fort rompkns Lighthouse tWi Fort
fsfsyeue- n by F. az; Coney Islsnd Swing, E.sE.
81 PIERRE MoUELoS, Feb. 9-The Governor has a.
.eed The nube.on OF the following noc Aon Of the estab
Iment Of syst, of Fog Signals the Lighthouse Of Point
Gsany for the bereht Of vessels approaching 81 Pierre
the orders Of exceency the Admiral Minis
ter Of the and of the Colonies s. Pierre and Miqne
lon AZ the LiKhhouse the Point de Calamity In eonse-
ouence IL made navisaors that for the future
o The LIST Of Ap the November in each year, there
will he fred az tie said lighthouse ST. Pierre and Miqueon
during t fgs gurs every two houff at su interval OF
three between each from O'Clock in the morning 70
ocL in the evening INDEPENDENTLY Of these regular signals
sa for gun will returned vessels that may be DESTROYS OF
s,certsirs their position by this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07
-, r,, ,.,s BerpsiA i1h MI, via los

-, =, ,A<A prs iato Bermuda I'D NJ, VIA 'os'
Of sss, ss sIs,,. from HosSs for ss"Y' "'' ashore
eac.Fe "" sr so 81 an cs.ss.cn eIreese.d .s-.,,
8. W. gale 90 zsth ait osH Stream Cd o''e i'
Ained ssize , IN whore ish alt POint
10 a.s east a Cage Anionio had sppares 81 ne h.ins
tine aors ali Der sails were oo. ss %. ashi Of
bark BssclsJ Of wss,pcrt, which went On ne ~
i's .. ard from gs,y:s Ss S sr
b.,so ~est uhore oelOh Hss. Of d ns5 ..ysa
nss :, Swpor shos he Wind eonsse om soa.a
east feared theiesei vii 60 % ou.5 b, he Cap
::hOoesr q ..OI' 7. r.p. Yer. o.. .Ss
err JONI r. RoESsoS who went os' On ~ bel
tor u z: b.. u E@' H s.s s BE- E@y Bsaaas A.gs's
and rroeesoed 70 Panama and thea eiossa ill.,. rhch
shs e. II So He rpre-snts The 70 BE- Ss
and IN good .pirits, and that but ole sean
e ssIS VrssSieTSs .cr Havana W H. yoee. n'''Sr
sailed ircn Charleston zen ., i0F pm IL ''''1
EIrxacT ola letter Elwood Walter esq sersafy o. ,oG
Board Of Underwriters, dated Havana AsIen - '14
Sr,r .hp Sc. Witch from China with 500 coolies. saad
,estrr9ay rnOr1Ds about Csrt Lang wo9 SIT ~ h.i
s@s & N sBT: ue. IL the ssH .Eot AID wiz
sresiest dscsty that they s-eesesd p resaf os $40
down 70 render What they car We cave no 5
heaid from them, but trai The IVee OF .ns p1 III 81
viii be saved. 1t very man feared INC '1P Wa -
dad sOhThe xsTs al safely lia%sd .. ..s
,v.uus The and .ih by tie Wrech ~ sse
xl,t rs. Y can The vessel will be total loss
TYR WRECK had 20, the s.e4rnPanp :. rorA ga
hSrd u. ship Teress sunk Cherry Island fa tn INST
ard ar, etfd 10 act her afoat that evening. -
ecHE TEMPrER yesterday reported destroyed ~ gie se
r. Charleston Oh The I'D u with Of ois oae- cotton
and ~ tbs rosin valued about $500 on wno1 me-
hi PrU,ierce Of BE oc0 A. the CommerciA 1uA
ofsce AID 80 the Merchants Ofee Tne 0a snee re-
Toed TO be covered by insurance. in Bosto2 The nue.
.Sb, a. 7s TINS owned In New-YorE. The schr y Berry
Ban from Georgetown, c. on the 25h March IN ls- 20 -,
Ion y fell h with The schr FIRE and took Oh Capt ts"'
forI OF and brought them safe 20 Boston
BRls swAs from Boston for Portland az anchor IN ooaees
Ter cutter ha,bor Wednesday dragged ashore on the western
Pound leland where SIZE remained tall the nex ds
wien got without damage schr Myers OF hoenan
in bear ont OF Gloucester harbor Thursday struck on the
western ropt Of Pound Island where she WI me
reIt e and came ca without DAMAGE Several hsnias YES
si h heating out OF Gloucester Wednesday came in con-
RI with her and two b boons were knoeked
OF ard several sails were torD s
Wp1Ityc Bark BARCLAY, Of Wes'port, was wrecked on
Crs Antonio Cuba the 18th ult and became total os
C.r;sn saved, aud arrived Of hebAe <oo li IA d.
ship Covenant frou Liverpool