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The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
Georgia Lottery. Authorized by the State of Georgia. Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.

Class 19, To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia in pub lie, on SATURDAY, Sept, 27 1856, on the
 HAVANA PLAN! sa Purchasers in buying one odd number and ono even number whole ticket are guaranteed to draw ss Halves and Quarter tickets in proportion with chances Of obtaining the larger Prizes, which are hundred per cent better for purchaser than any other Lot tery in existence
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
OLD IRISH WHISCEY,
LAST CALL.

g CASK extra superior Old Irish Whiskey, receiv k ed per steamer Fox, and for sale by
 July P, 1856. RAPLEY, HANGER 6 co.
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Nd and Tuition per Session of five

lung ladies who may spend the vacation at the --iemY, will be charged at the rate of slO % per G-a,-pavments G to be made In advance, and no eion will be made if any pupil leave before her @ shall have terminated, except in case of sick
 OBsERVA VATIoNs.
 Wevent interruption in the classes, visits will .c,ed to Thursdays. and made to the pupils only < tsats and guardians or persons authorized by 5a.4 Besides the uniform, which will consist of tnerino for winter, and blue gingham for sum Ngether with black silk aprons, each young la 'll require eight changes of linen.
 4etins will be transmitted at the close of each n to parents and guardians, informing them of ealth and proficiency of their children. or wards. communications addressed to Mrs. MARY AL SsUs CARTON, Convent of Mercy, Little Rock, lasas
 eterms and regulations of the Academy of St. 'g at Fort Smith, are the same those of St. aldress Mrs. MARY TERESA FARRELL, Convent of y, Fort Smith. Ark.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16

LAST CALL. A BOUT to go East for new Stock, those indebted IA will obge me greatly by paying up. Aug. 3. 1856. D. B. HANDEL. FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, ETC. C 'INHE subscriber has just returned from New EAe l York with beautiful assortment of Gold GNA41aJ md Silver Watches, Jewery and Fancy Arti- ces which he offers to the public on the most req sOnoble terms for cash.
 All work in his line, done in good style and at req sonable prices. Nj. DOTTER. Aup > 1saa 6r
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
SHEAR AMI CDEisEE
AN hand, and for sale at the cash store by
 O Aug. g. 1856. NJ. OSBORN.

 nN hand and for sale at the cash store by " Aug. g. 1S56 NJ. OSBORN. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
 WILL sell on accommodating terms my %.N II store house and premises, situated immedi- A--- ately on the road leading from Dardanele to Danville at Chckeah, in Yell county. The premi- store house and ware house. nearly new, erected thereon and situated in the midst of thriving and populous neighborhood. It is one of the best coun try situations for selling goods in this portion of the State.
 I will also sell fine upland farm containing about three hundred acres situated about two miles from Chickeah. and in a high state of cultivation For further particulars address the undersigned at Chckeah. Yell county, Ark.
 Aug. 26, 1856. If JOSEPH LOUIE. DAnA LBS. Castings, Wash Pots, Skllets, SUUU Ovens and Lids, Dog lrons Wagon Boxes assorted lot of Iron and Nails.
 Aug. 26 1858. D. BENDER.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
ST. MAitY,S ACADEMY, Little Rock. Arkansas.

UNDER TIE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY. THlS Institution is beautifully situated on the | Square at the Corner of Louisiana and Elizabeth scets The buildings are spacious. "a large brick .d.ion being lately erected) and the extensive rounds offer delightful resort during the hours of @1eation.
 The course of studies will be solid and extensive -bracng the English, French and Italian langua- .e History Geography, Philosophy, including As rl)my and the use of the Globes; Arithmetic, Al .rl Botany. Vocal and Instrumental Music. Draw
 g and Painting, and all kinds of useful and orna- -s1,al Needle Work Parents may rest satisfied that
 ry attention consistent with the spirit of firm a mild government. will be paid to the comfort of
 young ladies placed at this Institute, whilst the
 most care will be taken to nourish in their minds
 NJ principles of virtue and religion. which alone l render education profitable. No undue influence be exercised over the religious opinions of the ls however, for the maintainance of good order, will be required to conform to the external sipline of the house. The Scholastic year which lnences on the first Monday in September, is di- Id into two Sessions of five months each.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-16

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30
Markets..

SAN Fsaxcfsco, Friday, May 1852 "
At ss oa, cSo. :s S&
Oregon Cay Mills 5000 500 g sacks Mag 'ona ana sS
Sls FOWLER. 4 Sale: Of us Pa. E.',sIn sS m. 70
20 M H.s. .od s :. us Nj . esi o'''' 'n' " ''
MsAl AND Ito sacks Catherine t,ess sr0nnd Corn
%1Ths market remains nation. and the
feeling today generally very espresso ne $50 az ,.IIv
crmd y tho sac berns effected a. 81 sfs; o.
BasIryCThe aikst remans usual silent condition.,
sale. bss egcsed Of any sn9ant Q, o. 9,6s In &
.equsno. favorable nature Of the so.vsd
yirsS w,S confidence, which win probably carry
chem through the hsrSs.mens OF 'ssmeI Day ana ma
H. demand the interior now stassni ~ long h .
ScSD eG sSr oI 20 'fS Sus use ssy
S..,s Of The Sol trSd TO
SSss.s 40 s.s. Cslifcrrs Wbi,e 'Oia atisc
oMos.0 ess. U s 100 bsss in six lowing
sis, Of $50 bsss bass $50 do aud $50 DO in
'AI;e lot. Sei sis extra clear Bacon s private terms
RsSs-icO ,ierce. in brine ,Sld on private terms.
sn-7s eases, IL n tins sold OF private terms a.
BS1Trs-5i 6lkin. res choice sold at &c lO' d. 81 NC 10
ses; :Ns e..s. p.y chce.s sold rrvas tern.
Cas-, Gooos-1s esse- ksmps fts'h Apes ga. :. s."
F',:', hsfbb Dried Apple. 'oa AR'.. at
'Gis cs,x,L-eoc half bSls aud 80 abb. No MAcIsrs!
''.d on r'p VS., drum. Dry co5s.h sGdM ats
Ricr-scc mats Chin. No ! sold az So -, 49,.
IT,
en- Al re 10 ohsss Black Teas in ball. sold a. Aaeto AZ OF
ST. osss 10 ard 20 Is bNS Sail sod ON Tryse sfsis
bbs Crashed s~l private isEas 70 hA9De.s
New Orleans at lie ,.,N,. 81. 4. Al
"a ~. Su.ar AID = d. Batter do les
Sy.sem0O Soxe. King so as sold AZ Saets At a =.
c.SnSf,~9O box~s S'sten Island AdArnHntoe. "Sine
kYs. .cs 81 auction - ei lO0 esAes s'Hs'' ~NA
rEssNnys w, Barit aux Brady sd - 7octsvs'
P.ch 10 oS at auction 81 81 6cd 81 62S Psd e. casks
uixed DO. =, d. ~ 81 osd ~ 57A N-...r "A,
NS<. -. w.,
OINS ri9~s Americsnsiin scla AZ 7oci % eases JAW
SShiedA1 sehEspps sod AZ auction ON terms not stated
CipERcr Seses Ctsmpagae Cider sold on plvale terms
CoRpiALsie estes Cordas sold IS > y case a.
kAir LIevoss Abb0s Ale as Is, sod at aaei '
sts2
NIrrxer rolls damaged China Mating sold At auction al
sS % Tvl. . =,
CoAL-i5s lseisw anaa. Wi5 Hunter; 80 do. DO
David BrO~p, AID 10 CO. do Adelaide al so'd OF pi
N.ns-aSoo ksr Malls, assorted .,ss sosA In two los
o. So
4 Psits-Ios Doe three boopei, painted. .ol at o. -
fsos- " taa. Asnetse-o Pig sd IN Priy~'e terms
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GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORaEo
PRESBY rERIANS.

LAST DAY.
The Committee on Correspondence win w NC
schoo General Assembly presented their report WHOA
was accepted and adopted.
The Rev. Prof WfLIE Of tho theological SEMINARY
respectfully rendered the resignation OF his Professor
ship.
The QUESTION Of the Acceptance Of the Resignation
was laid % the tsbi-
TIE Committee appointed to correspond Win oIoer
Churches on the subect Of Union, reported tha toey
have received 10 Communicates on the suojeel o
sstsr Churches, but that they about TO pres ..
other Cturcbes the draft for covenant, ACCORDING Y"
Order OF Synod. aed beg that the Committee % COZ.
tpued for the purpose appointed. The report ~s'
adopted. ana tbs Comm tee continued sccora.nW Of
Ite question vac no~ taken on TIE hes 49,, h.
Mr.. Wyh' anc It was ecided tbs; bis re'l5h''''- ~
Ioi accepted. A., W.
A commune tion was received from VI. ,,;.,.
School Ges eral Assembly. Announcing tas - ~, 4,
men. OF Mr. john Jeakins a. deiess'TD ~ hst,s.,
tseir tehss. the Synod Of the ResssneS go.
Ctsct nett yer. Ia rerPec y Vs
toe following reolutsces ver- s<epteo n. on.
P-vSr< fnAs the S,sr 60 soc'NP Wv
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
NV LINE OY srRANERs.

syw LINE or STEAMERS.
The steamship Tennessee, one Of the Messrs. b. De
Aerds, Jove Il Co.'S line u steamers TO the West
Indie. and Spanish Main. is expected TO arve a. THIS
por. about the 10Th vi next month She pines between
this port and Puerto Cabeo, touching ct st Thomas
Porto Rico, and Lsguayra St. Thomas Is her nis'
landing outward and Porto Rico her last hone~aIo.
This Is governed by the winds and currents 81
Thomas being TO the windward Of Porto RICO. ms
,ayery useful line of steam comGunicatop ana WITH
re.p+ctable runbsr Of passengers ordinarily there Is
GREAT ard increasing demand for the transportation
Of freight. By the contracts Of the propnetorS WIN
the several Government, three 1rst-class steamers
are TO- complete the line; and tho second ooe Is er-
p.eted 70 be brought into service some tlde ou'ins
the -, uipc Sumner. The Tennessee now peffo'"'
ore TRIP each month, inclusive Of ducharsins ana fe
ceix;oe cargo End fuel Two and three such 'te
vii accomplish their fil voyages '~m 'n'"'"''
tri-uor,Lly with s,Dl greater ease.
sAyAL. -,
The United States steamer Vixen fe'1rnea
Nv y.r ye.,erdAy after receiving some eight re-
psirs ct E.~-York.
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a r eo-r-sps..nee r'sh ms Ne. sesec, o-set'
Nv Il he Pr,-A,tssssn csurve tie raited stses nse
them they ~ receive shsf eoanmss a'ref "'' "
- uror their Dow A., p, -,
Ee.gics That syuod wi sppest sei.ssis . tie asr
a.-fr Nv Ct the Prereys Shcrck. n : sts ns
ins thst sai drlrs-te shli Pop 80 q W
uby pan Of eo,r-spoaieses ssssted D. ss101
ne
10 accordance with the ls,tes res,'S'io,, the Kew
DR.. MoLFop ~ss sPp,nitd sach delegate sna 'ne
Rev. NHII,x SIERsErr alternate.
The Rev. DR.. NIrs0s was spponte 10 the p'tce
of .ie Rev. II. Mcmillan Chssrmsn, 10 srswer me
prtei Of certain members gsissstae acton VI Sy nod
IN reiston to the adoption Of the Eepoo OF the Cou
niiee Of Discipline.
By resolution ,he tssnks cf the synod were ten
dered 70 the Prrss Of the City OF NeW 10 for thc'r
n po'ts Of Ne proceedings. The Rev ". Clarke aud
the Rev. A. g.. McAnky were appointed peles ites to
vsit the sister churcher N Ireland.
ThethaIks Of the Sy nod were rendered tetbe 81 Nd
ersor for the npartis msnser ia which h. rs. dls-
charged his duties The Stated Clerk AMI ss Rv.
D. Psttt rsos were d,essted 30 prpa e the Asuutes
and Iubiish them =, TIE Bdraer 81 The Csreaa-.
ASer prayer by the MoDyn,roR, and the Sesing
OF h. i33d Psalm, the Synoi saj,aned, to convene
at Cedsvlle, Ohio, or the thna Thursday of Msy.
1857, q, ID. m.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

also coo In spece and Valparaiso advises TO the 18Th
Csllao to the 27th, s1d Psyts 10 the 10th " April
Prom Chli there n no poiitica! Dews OF interest.
The Peruvas pspen announce the death Of NJ
!aoas' I'd sIso Of re- Rev Mr.. BiSdo m pNo, OF
minister IN CaAaO.
The yeilew fever still cen,inses no rsvages n Lsss
ard Cal,ao. Pour memb>D ofrss National Cow. N loo
had died with the disease and that body about
adjourH it, session to another pFsce
from Bolivis We earB that tie President, Gen. Cor.
dobs has committed the sentence Of death passed on
the leaders of the late attempt revolution AMI has
ordered them tn leave the county.
Ire Hon. Ar. NJ. Dana Master Of the United
States in Bolivia, was lately in Tscns with bis family
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sgBBArB SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The New.York Baptist Association held q sabbath
School Convention ia the Norfolk street Baptist
Chucb, on Thursday. Tie PRESIDENT. yoHS G. BAx-
mr. Esq., u the CT ali. snd X. G. MeCosSIcx. Jr.,
Secretary. Interesting repors were read from some
thing hike tLity schools il this city-cn she North
River 81 far a. Sewbufgn, Long Island to Green
pot and on Ststen lrlsnd. A warm interest in the
subject was eveJwh, apparent in he repost After
which short, string ad irrsses rcre made BY the FOL
lowing gentlemen. 10 otder, viz. ME-. X. @. Psrdee,
Of The \ Y. s. 5. Union Mr.. r. Mapelsder. the Rev.
] W. steward the Rev Duncaa DuHbsr. tue Rev.
Mr.. NLite. Mr.. m, mas, the Rev. Nc. Glie,t, the
Rev Mr.. Robinson from Cali'croa, anu r. Z. McCor.
mick Jr, and the meeting closed with the impression
that the hours had been most delightfully."- aud pco'a
" speLt
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FROM THE ISTHMUS.

LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED Bf
THE ACCIDENT on TnE PANAMA RAIL
ROAD.
LIST OF KILLED AT TIE TNiE or THE ACCIDENT
Uta Ell Stuyvessnt- y 1-'e'
NorInsn J. Baker c. HAVE
Thos CIos oy / sol Ihos-f ). Hoffman
D-uul. ~spwley.' A Pssther.'
Noes Walton ". Head
.Jehn Morton J.. D. Ataster
John Nlcht-r Robert Chesscrcash
Thomas Holloway iOcoSse Andel'
TENALES
Jui. Cronsn.t Mis- : Buissrt
Mrs. thomas Crowley Mira Murphy.t
Mrs. pei4ns Crowley I
PASskNGBEs from CORNWALL, ENGLAND.
I'm ElizAt I~onss Janest
John James Gale beDsini, ArchsrI
Ry.u JclsNi Iho.nAs FoE1t
john Richard Jehnst
AtfNTsLL-
Henry Av.srss, - years Of Ase native Of knssi'o ia
aces ps!Ao..s, teea shS 81 nass- Of Kingston. J'
rassra- . - - .-u.. - -.
them.
WOUNDED.
Asi..us Coca rrOsss VA Y c.,tes: r rrs Ne
jss BScStS' AIder n. Yak- o. 7. Bsrns~. 'aasn.
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Died.

In San f.ncsco April % Her CLARK son Of Jsmss ana
ua,,st,. apdof, oort aged II months and 10 days
In san F,acisoo Aprl -, Mr.. janis Daley native OF
a, Nysss CIV, april H. Dr. VIM s. Patterson aged -
years late County Recorder Of Nevada County formerly 0
Ohio. - -, a, vo...l.as or N.w.Yark
aged lg years. -, ,..,,o Nee, IN sh,,,,
county Aprl 49, Eliza Wells ssict OF Capt A r. "ehs'
ss Francisco MAY Of epilepsy, Mr.. Geo. NJ Chs"hl
An the 4lh year Of his sse. -. -, A., III,
,th H,pcr wife Of Samuel Hopper formerly ofLewtSon Pa
IN th. ~ s.ar OF her age . . - Ann, e -, Z u .,,i
In Sso fr.l CISCO, APh so Dr. h. Mills ormsrJ OF oso
more Ma =, IA the 18th year OF his age
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TIE PANAMA RIOT.

The following, far a. can be ascertained, is list
Of the killed and wounced IN the late not at Panama
KILLED.
RosERr Marks euployee Of Panama Railroad Company.
GEORGE BsATS, PhisreipIs-
MARyIS SELwooD, nephew OF Rev. Johu Seiuood.
THonas LYMAN, aged 2, o. ReIbury. Mss
SToKIs, pssse pser BY Cortes-fiibuster.
SUPPOSED TO BE MORTALITY WOUNDED.
G. u. FIELD, residtno not known.
Mrs GRAVES, " street Jersey City-friend OF his
A. LAuTEsok. Strong. Maine.
PAT. J. O'SgIL. Csrtes passenger
EAIB PRIBLg, Harriet county. Ono.
Rev JoHx srLwoop South Carolna-Mssonary to OREGON
Episcopal Church
MOSS LEwIs MichssD-in charge OF n Thompson.
Santa ClaIs, California.
And varous Others whose names not ascertsined.
LIST WOUNDED os BOARD THE JOHN l.. STEPHENS,
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER
N THOMPSON, Santa Clara county. Cal
Msster ERSEsT, Seer 4mentO Cty-chiid yesrs old
CA1HARisE PHILLIPS, Philadelphia
CITHAkkE KILLEY Bos ON, Mass
JosrPH NJ PARkER Bangor. Maine.
MiLTox ID. BEALE, residence not known.
Isaac y. PURpY, Newton.
OSCAR b. WALLER New Hampshire.
THOMAS TEAGur. England.
JoBs ID. HARVEY, New-fort.
JAMES Ewing, Ohio.
PETER Stout, residence lot known.
coored Of Mr Ofestt0o an two OF three
others, 81 shtiy wounded.
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Married.

In san v speeo, Apra "a, Capt. VIM H. Moor to Miss l.
Norton 81 Buffalo, n. V 1-.--
In san Fareisco April VIM = Haven Of San Francisco
70 Nss Aususia 1. Van Allen % Washington: .
In San franeisco April John Adams on Nashve ienu'
,o hiss FaInie G.. Psxson Of philadelphia. Penn =. A.
IN the Roas ~ mlss from Sacramento MAY MI
rSw.Jd TO Miss Amanda Palmer, both formerly Oh ME
sOuL =. 81, Nyu.oo q, Mis. Fltaboth
60 -. hon, Of Laursvilie, Placer County. M a..
Al san FtancisoO, April q, CHRIS u r"0o' =" ' '
Jane bsn 90 n.o Msy 2 George Remington TO Miss Mary
Murphy Of Philsdel fhis IN II u,.,.u oT III Dorado
Al Sscsms pto Apn q the Hon d. h-sheh OF ii p0's'
O., MIS- priio g. Patterson Of Independence MO -, . Me-
a, o.ilxa Apt a. Edward Norris, esq OF Shs'A 10 MISS
A., Al Az, ssn of San Francisco.
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,.orr1,sYrH,C oaosEas--Ah inquest a. "Sa
;, co,.rer HIS upon The boy Of James s1s'n''
ca - LsoaOa .bcus thirty sr- yoa Ct ,s'. sas CON
nj tel .e- -, 3 S.s "a, pT ~. III d.
~insoy ~ ~ DAYS ed bseoG iHf sespon1see
:, esr,-d 20 he'd hH-s.H . sz-5 n. y.,y
b. IL ,ae u wir ire see, st.tsnsct o-
r.st.rh b u.ie he leaves We ess 20 &C 1dres
eesra c. r.ry ted q itau.s, No - CsrSst upon
49,, II Frs teEsnnA pelz rsiiysN qsrn.DJ t~sssJ.
- RI ,ss be Committed guicife ~ takins s.ene tbs
1000 h b e. portbs; aud sp Arentay osh4
81 ,t efs. Of r-Afiye return - 90 AID SONS ethns
LrL h L..a te shs p5ohAssS srseaA, u:dss prse1so
,i.s.,w.s 70 pebor virt. sd sws.ored II 'sres'
SeeSe' ,,,,,
A. sv4. k<i1 tts New Yost Hospsi gon tbs BODY
n y.c1-s Kirx .asic< .h, klsd b. Al tn IN tbs rS
ava a ss .sp Trieu.A H ostise a tr-nA, u ysAu
y sfs. v-r,.ct. Aeestsa'ss b7Sfh'
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Bar " HeKe.r.,.rr.,.nd.

gsrS h.Ke.r.y, ireland. IAon. s..s. g - ny
Fraels ossts. Tspesssss. iB p Le-is Booavtls Id
JsHes Gr.-o, g 8, toeiO,ea, Jesn Lesshss osSss,s
H.. Hsn,rs. S,p.s. james J.ei.on. Blrirn,r, Nj
~ Hsnuet M.s.scb..e.t. v.n1.reect, Pr.ysienoe
Fsyette Gilso1. Illinois Aem. Colfnson rroNosne
y; e.sss s.;,.ssts ~ soa s MI s.s,,
Eeison Enatn, Inreis feree1, boss" Mes .,,.
M ~. G kal hs sssss S1r Ohio Vi
P.tsr K Austin. yrgn Ne. Lewis Hilton. Indians.
John MURPHY, i.snd J. Linnon
gp. Sill. Baker. Nov. Sofia Mr., La1s list.
Hsnie, Hinton ibdisbs Mia Marpsy
ssrth H.Dion IAs,sns. s1bs AGrpo5-
p sness Pesther. WhoO1sn.
cMLDaEs.
The woubds named are those now in the hosPtA I,
With the exception Of one, Mr.. Carpenter. who a.
bUtel. Some eight or ten wounded went on TO ran
anna. to take the steamer for San fisi olSoo.
DIED SINCE TIE AocipESr.
James MsrtD. died Ssy1.
ALtel 10 DomiBso lied Asy7
WIN. Tff.yes. Amerie.s. aged 10 years; from Ohio A'
brother fve~ toe information
after The accident before they could be taken to the
bcspta: one OF them sad to have been Mr. Thrsyes
and the other Mr.. Kng-both mentioned above.
The eead, thus far amount to iofty taree.'Slny
and two Of whom information could be obtained
The wounded who required surgical aid numbered
about sixty of whom forty seven are now al tbs hos
pital Of the Railroad Company IN this place. and the
remainder went on toward San Prehci-co.
Fvc~- The Aspfnesu Cos.ie,. hoy 90
Having several times published lists Of the killed and
wounded by this unfortunate affair we deem neces-
sary to give only the annexed addendum at this time
4ss,G: Scst ps .ssa sGs.,s I'M
Alijsb BsmDet. Mas D. S. Coon PhilsdelPhis.
Il. p. Lewis BoonvlIe Ind
The following the names Of those who viii 60 to
San FrantisoO on the next boat:
J. s Bshcoek Mas John Crane Rome, Oneds CO
Bsn@, McKearny ireland Robt Walters Belmont Co o.
Jos. no Green Baltimore Comfrt Haley, Eovs soosis.
Frank Lehng Crscow Poland Jos G. King ssndusky Ohio
" m Lansctn. Coruwsil. Eng
DIED SINCE THE ACCIDENT.
Mr. King Ohio. Died May6 10 Burnes Ind Died Msy 10.
NJ Tb ayes from Ohio. Tbos Nash Buffalo, N I. NAyn
Fsvette O lson i'll Died 5sy O. .
We find in the papers description OF the bodie. OF
those that were found To the number OF 81. NO
nemes are given Some were Americans, and others
Irish and Germans.
Ell Panameno states that some arrests of persons en-.
gagged in the Panama not Of April Is had been made,
and portion of the property stolen recovered.
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10, (wsier's orgss.f ard from the Safe paper Of
Costa RcA- We wee much surprised thu, the new.
bsa rcsched us before. bot re are Constrained TO
tei.v We there Is ruth N be story.
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CITY ITEMS

AespIsr or Avsic.-At the representation Of So
sambuia, haokneyed ~ !, Is, splendid house w.
present. Tonight. Trrstore will be given. il u ssS.
to conclude the sessoo But the truth h the las, ngA
OF the opera Is NOV able feast and thus imposs-
bic to state positively wien that to De, according -
ordinary signs.
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BIuruS-Ths evening, q. the Nsseuns. NM. c.
G Howard, the renowned Tepscy Of "Unc'e
Toms CABIN Is to have benefit. To morrow (sss-
urts,) is sat apart for the benefit s little Cordoba
Howard, whose performances of I" Evs" and Katy.
the He. Com Gir.," have gwen her he 6nt P'see
snorg iuyepile actors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

Forsp DrowsrD On TUESDAY lat, Coroner Par
NE pta stld an iDqus.t tar body OF jacob krssee
p,er, which vas ,ourd ,atrg in The Hudon H'ves.
r..r Hewburgh. Dscessed ss for many yean fess.
! dsLt Of Ns~buHb, sri wa a tsaaer 10 the euP'os
! M. Lewis Jsorinss. Some two weeks since nS W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

Hon. Richard Mott, Member Of tie House Of Tops
s.,,.,v,. from n Fifth DistSs. d Ohio 'une'As
from t, phoid fever, at tie eoids'es OF rsi'''''
East BIT adwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

ARRIVAL OF Mrs Faysr KExBLK.-Among the
passengers by the Africa was Mrs. Fanny keasas.
who eturps aftr prOtracted visit to England whers
she has been giving her dramatic readings with VIZ
or, at sucfess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

PAINFUL AocIDESr-Aa ss''a ,.,'1' 60
ID. ,ioi. lat al HhsEDis, Dutchfss Cs'Sfy,
% Loan and G.oreana Tsejy, son and dausatero OF
ET,-.a, d,c.s.ed formerly resident CT New
yt cav IL sppears that at the time Of ths sqo'dest
- q, ;,g from tbsir gras dfsthers John I~edv.
~ meI.s. Dsoi.i Txsdy, 10 the tow Of SIAM
.o,S pu,cbe. Cour,y. "a a horse aud wagon, whcs.
:, oo.pr down hill, the harness broke, asd the born
h., ,os seesble snd after running about han
Ill the, cane to Tie Hibernis BuSss when they
x,n' thrown eo~p The ep,benkmen' upon the stoaes
selow. I.se McCo.d, who lived cl.se ny, heard tho
poye ard ran " theu assistance. He fonsd them
both .en-eIs.s, AID conveyed Their to ths.' rneles
There is DO hope 70, tb.r r.covasy. The Young mA~
VIZ about IL yean u age and tee young adJ about -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

Gp,sp TtsPLE OF Ifosos, STATr OF Hxw-Yosx -
rte Annual Session of the Grand Templs comInesceA
on Wednesday of this week in this city, sad closed -
labors Last evening.
The usual variety and amount oGbus'asss was 1sss-
act. d. and the following Representatives, elected OIL
GERS for the ensuing year:
Harlow Roys 81 New. Yors g. VT
A Mos Of Fred0nis, q. " " 4
John l. Wh.st OF Copipg, q, w
Bsrs, Smith q ElIbies, q W ~ - N ~ IN
The Re, Theodore uylsr Of se~ioh W "
Jar es 4 rover eSAbs1y, o., '"
jim hiIs OF NsS-iork. o. W. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

SAD AecIpISr TO Jrpoa SLArcsrEa "A sse
secid. ut occurred MvndAS lastto Judge S'ssgss~
u HsmtOsburg, Orange 0.srty. 4! sPptan that 10
was in the art Of picking up measure Of sslt IN sas
posture among h. horssk wien he received y'onui
Xxx froE, one Of his tolls just above the eyes "ss
10th hid feet, crGShisg ia the foltd booze, end
sn.i ey depiyitg him Of Ais sight. lie nov lies ["
/. esnge rous cit AAii0u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-30

We Rave received communication from Hbw
X, Her of Empire Hail. stating that the letter wh'cs
appeared in Wednesdays f-pess, stgted An
American Christian is entirely erroueous-no NIP
.rrsl tab'eau hayIg been given On Monday or rsss-
iay uipps.