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Proceedings Of To-day.

In the Senate, day, after the reading of
the journal, Mr.. Thompson, of KY, called at
tention to the fact that from the journal it
would appear as if Mr.. Stuart had been elected
permanent President, pro tempors; whereas
he understood the motion to be that he be
elected to ill the chair merely during the alb
sence Of Mr.. Bright. He presumed the error
was an inadvertent one.
MI Butler said that there could be but one
President pro tempOre at time under the
constitution; and his motion was that Mr..
Stuart should be elected to that Office which
was agreed to-
6, Mr. Seward concurred in the view that Mr..
quart would be entitled to retain the Office
aiS Ter the return o. Mr.. Bright.
nae subject was then dropped.
mr.. roster submitted a resolution in refer.
Snce 70 the issue Of q register to the baroue
hesoiute which after some remarks unon III a
subject by himself and Mr. Mason. WAS with.
drawn. ""' WIN
Mr.. Crittenden submitted a re,o,u,;o,
questing the President, in view of the s,;.,
ing difficulties in Kansas, to employ the ssr.
vices Of Gen. Scott, at the head Of the mill.
tary forces Of the Government. He spoke AZ
some length In favor Of The proposition, pay.
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PERSONAL.

....Mrs. Stowe has another Anti Slavery
novel in hand.
80. Gen. Peaslee, of Boston is stopping at
Wizards
80. 10. Jefferson is to play a short engage
ment in Baltimore before he leaves for Europe.
....Senators Toombs, Geyer, and Mr. Let
cher, NJ. c., were at West Point on Sunday.
80. Ex-Gov. W. B. Lawrence, and Hon.
E. R. Potter. of Rhode Island, are at Will
lards'.
80. T. Fairbanks, the inventor of the wide
~ known Fairbanks's platform scale, is in the
city, and stopping at Wizards hotel
go. A. F. Leonard, editor of the Argus, has
been nominated for mayor by the democrats
Of Norfolk, Va.
1.-THE Acting British Consul at Philadel-
phia is Mr.. Mathew, son of the dismissed
Consul.
go. 1t Is supposed that the Hon. Edward
Everett will now decline to deliver his ad-
dress upon Washington before the squeamish
Connecticut legislature.
.... Among the arrivals of distinguished
public men at Wizards we perceive the names
of Gov. Floyd, Va, H. A. Smalley, Vt, Hon.
II. Hubbard, N. H., Pierce Butler and daugh.
ter, Pa.
80. Hon. Chauncey L Knapp, member of
Congress from Massachusetts,, previous to
leaving Lowell, was presented with hand
some revolver, bearing the motto "Free
Speech
80. The Mayor of Baltimore has exercised
a censorship" over the stage, by directing
the managers Of a theatre in the city, not to
perform pieces called Jack Sheppard and a
Glance at Baltimore-they being in his opin-
ion, improper and demoralizing in the ir ten.
dency.
Padre Will, was nearly suffocated on
Saturday night, in New York having gone to
bed in his room, at the Metropolitan, with the
gas escaping. Not being used to that sort of
light, on retiring he blew out the gas, and in
a short while his chamber was full Of the subtle
fluid. When the servants broke open the
door, he was greatly Frustrated, but medical
assistance soon brought him to.
lin the Hudson Court, New York, a few
days since, counsel were engaged in summing
up case in which Messrs. Z. Wakeman
and Chatfeld were engaged. During Mr..
Chatield's remarks, Mr.. Wakeman lost bis
equanimity, and flung law book at Mr..
Chatfeld's head, which Mr.. C. threatened to
retaliate with an inkstand; when Judge Ogden
Immediately stopped the ARRAY.
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NEW AMUSEMENT YoR JURYMRN.-We are
told that at trial in Charlestown, Va, the
jury in the case of Gottlip Collimsr for forgery,
were out some Ave or six hours, and were I'M
able to agree, and getting tired of being con-
fined to q small room in the court house, pro-
posed to the constable in attendance to let
them out in the front yard to play marbles,
which he did, but forbid them TO speak to any
person. The scene attracted quite a crowd of
the towns people; the constable had his hands
full in keeping the crowd from encroaching
too near the marblers. The jury having suf-
fciently amused themselves, and night ap
preaching, they concluded it best to return to
their room and agree upon their verdict, which
they did, and the man was acquitted.
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REWARD OF $500.
OFFICE u. 8. MARSHAL DIsT'r COLUMBIA,
Washington, June q, 1856 (

OFFICE u. 9. MARSHAL DIsT'r COLUMBIA,
Washington, June q, 1856
TINE UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHORIZED
Il to pay a reward Of i've hundred dollars 10
such person or persons shall apprehend and
bring before any Justice OF the peace In and for
the county Of Washington, John ESSEX, who
being in custody, charged with the murder Of
Owen Quigley In this city, on The I'd instant, es-
capped from the once Of the magistrate pending
the preliminary examination upon the said charge
DESCRIPTION.
The above named ohm Essex IL about q years
eia, ABOUT ak feet high, light hair, smooth face,
son voice, hne looking, a fresh scar on the lef
hand; had on, when he left, light colored sum.
mer clothes. and light colored SLOUGH cap, and
II stone cutter by trade.
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
1e5-lw Marshal for District Of Cclu, bis.
SUnion, Intelligencer, Sun, and Richm ! d En-
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REMEDY FOR WARM WEATHER

lust RECEIVED AT THE UNION BOT
- Ting Depot, large supply Of that unsur- q
passed tonic for invalids, GINGER WINE III
Also xxx Pale and Burton-s Ales ard por-
ter OF very superior quality, together with !
large assortment Of syrups Of almost every kind :;
all Of which, together with our premium Mine
art Of Washington or Georgetown.
All orders left at the Depot In Georgetown or
With the drivers Of our Wagons, will meet with
prompt attention. Army & SHINN.
lie Off
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SHAVING MADE EAsr.-Wet your shaving
brush In either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of Balm of Thousand
Flowers" rub the beard well and it will make
a beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all druggists.
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FIRST EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
OF THE
Eagle Club of GEORGETOWN.

THE EAGLES TAKE GREAT PLEASURE
Il In informing their friends and IT,
the public generally that their al
rangements are now com plete for their EYcursio5
which takes place on WEDNESDAY. June iIth
1885, 10 the WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
The steamer George Washington has been
chartered for the occasion, and will leave the
wharf at the foot a High street, Georgetown, al
* O'Clock Washington atsk; NAVY Yard Q;
Alexandria sk; returning, will leave the White
House at 5k O'Clock.
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged.
Dinner will be served by an eIperienced ca.
terer at moderate prices.
Omnibuses viii leave corner Seventh and L
streets, and corner Twelfth and Pa avenue, at tx
O'Clock, 10 convey persons 10 the boat.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had OF any Of
the members Of the Club, or at the boat on the
morning Of The excursion.
je Acts COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
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CONGRESSIONAL PRocKKDINas.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press the bill introduced by Mr.. Trumbull to
restore order and peace in Kansas, was de.
6ated on the question of its reference by Mr.
/. Tor 1t and Mr.. Douglas against it. It was
then referred to the Territories Committee.
and the Senate adjourned.
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lie l0-IaWl3Wt

i AIDES ELASTIC MOHAlR BELTS,
IL Fans, French working and Morsvisn Cot.
ton, Floss Thread, Lily White, &C., for sale st
Jess LAM4OkD'6, III Ut.
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n Having returned from Cincinnati, we

to-day resume our post in the Star ofhce.
While absent we took occasion to correspond
with our readers through the Star. We are
indebted to a friend and our assistants for
every thing appearing in the Stars Washing
ton news columns since Thursday before last,
and take this occasion to state the fact, not
being willing to assume credit for articles for
which the Star is indebted to others.
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WOOD AND COAL.
WHITE ASH, HICKORY,
RED ASH, OAK,
GRAY ASH, and and
CUMBERLAND PINE
COAL. WOOD
III COAL under cover delivered free from
slate and dirt.
2,240 pounds to the ton.
je1 10 Il. ]. & w. M. GAIT
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VISIT TO Mr.. BUCHANAN-The keystone
Club, with Beck's brass band of Philadel phia,
visited Wheatlead ON Monday, escorted by
several hundred citizens. The President of
the Club was introduced to Mr. Buchanan, and
congratulated him as the nation choice The
work was begun and they intended to carry
it on until success crowned their efforts. Mr..
Buchan an replied as follows:
Gentlemen of the Keystone Club: l give
you most hearty and warm welcome to my
abode. congratulate you, not upon my nom.
ination, but upon the glorious privilege of
being citizen of our great Republic. Your
superiority over the people of other countries
has been fully demonstrated by the conduct
of the vast concourse assembled during tie past
week at Cincinnati. Upon any similar coca
sion in Europe, the voluntary expression of
the people would have been droW ned in martial
music, and their actions controlled by an army
with banners.
How unlike the spectacle at Cincinnati,
where delegates from the people of the differ
ent States met in Convention, and under the
protection of tho constitution and the laws
harmoniously deliberated upon q subject of
vital Importance to the country.
Gentlemen, two weeks since should have
made you longer speech, but now that have
been placed upon a platform Of which most
heartily approve, and being the representa-
tive OF the great Democratic party, and not
simply James Buchanan, must square nv
conduct according to that platform and insert
no new plank, nor take one from it That
platform is sufficiently broad and national for
the whole Democratic party. This glorious
party now, more than ever, has demonstrated
that it is the true conservative party of the
Constitution and the Union.
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lust r. ECEIVED-
y Scotch Herrings
Fresh Peaches and Apricots
Prune Cordial
LEWIS celebrated Bitters
Vermaceln and Maccaroni
Sweet Oil
Fresh Teas, for sale by
JONAS p. LEVY,
4T Pa. avenue, Wine, Liquor and Segar Store.
je lott
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NEW FLOUR STORE.

Nisth street, bstretn Pa. artxxs and ID Sc.
THE BEST FAMILY AND ALL OTHER
Il grades cheap for cash
Also, RYE FLOUR. CORN MEAL, OATS
COkN, &c, In Quantities TO suit purchasers.
Call and examine.
m l7-lm SAM,L b. PAUL.
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~CONsTITUTIONAL PIONEER AS
~ SOClATlON.-There will be a meet.
Ing OF the above Association THIS Tuesday,
EVENING, atty O'Clock Business Of import.
ance demands the attention Of every member
VIM d. SERRIN Sec Its
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Fro. MExIco-The appointment, by Pres
ident ComOnfort of the political chief, F. Sa.
tillo, to the post of Governor of the State of
Cohuils: had caused widespread popular dis.
content. The people of fifteen settlements Of
the district had resolved TO resist it to the
had, in consequence, suspended the execution
Of order Of his installation, and referred the
matter to the general Congress for reconsider.
ton If persevered in civil war was dread
ed, and Leon was already receiving supply
of arms from New York. Vidaurri was highly
esteemed. Governor Cara had left for the
city of Mexico, hoping to induce the general
government to take effectual measures for the
benefit of Tamaulipas. It was said that
large portion Of the standing army would DO
sent there.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

At meeting of the Democratic National
Committee held at the Burnett House, in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, on Friday, June 6, 1856, pur.
suant to notice, Hon. D. A. Smalley, of Yer
mont, was chosen chairman, and John Ii.
George, of New Hampshire, secretary.
Voted, that the chairman and Messrs. Dr.
Graffenreid of Georgia, and Vallandigham of
Ohio, be committee to procure the publica-
ton Of the proceedings Of the National Con-
vention.
Voted, to adjourn to meet at the National
June IL, 1856, at II O'Clock, IN.
d. A. SMALLEY, Chairman.
JOHN II. GEORGE, Secretary.
The Chicago Democrat, edited by Hon John
Wentworth, Familiarity called in this city
Long john" who, for number of years
was the Democratic representative in Congress
from Second district Of Illinois, has hoisted the
name Of Col. John Charles Fremont, of Cal.
ifornia, for President.
A Buck and Brock" club Is to be formed
this week in Philadelphia.
The Cincinnati Commercial learns positively
from the Missouri delegation, that Col. Ben
ton has consented to accept the nomination
for Governor, and is arranging his appoint.
ments preparatory to stumping the State.
Hon. Ryland Fletcher declines the nomina.
ton for Governor, made by the anti-FilImore
convention Of Vermont, and has written let.
ter to the Know Nothing committee offcially
notifying them of his declension.
Green Adams and B. F. Rice, the former
the Know Nothing and the latter the Demo
cratic Presidential elector in the Sixth district
OF Kentucky, have already commenced the
canvass, and are stumping the district
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THE BOONE RIFLE CORPS RE-
~ s; ectfuly announce to their friends and
the public, that they intend to give an Excursion
and Pic Mic at the White House Pavilion on
TUESDAY, the oath instant.
Particulars In future advertisement.
lie lO-3t
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SALE OF LANDRY VIRTUE OF AU.
~ thority vested In me, on the premises, IL AL
exandria county, Va, will sell, at Auction, At
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, June Goth, a valuable
lot Of AZ acres Of land, part In wood and a part
ing purposes. 1t is Joined by the farms Of Mrs.
Hamilton, 4 Cruit, and the Rev. A Hays-about
~ miles from Georgetown. There are two ex-
cellent springs OF water, and a comfortable log
1ne fence. -
ANY person wishing to purchase NAV get any
desired information by calling on Robeit Ball,
$50 G street, near Third.
Terms OF sale $500 cash the balance In three
equa! payments at 8, - and 10 months
DEED given and q deed Of trust taken
ROBERT BALL, IT.,
5e l0-ts& Executor for VIM. Ban, deceased.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
SITUATED ON THE SEVENTH STREET
~ Plank Road, three miles from wa,hington
now open for the reception OF boarding and day
pupils
1e7-lms Mrs WIN. KESLEY, Principal.
DOCKET CUTLERY.-wE HAVE rms
day received from the manufactures Messr,
Needhsm Brothers, She field, a beautiful s.sort
rnent Of the above named goods, to which W,
invite attention. These KNIVES we warrant OF
equality eqaul to oger's or wcstenbolm's ana
offer them at prices twenty five per cent less
l.. TUCKER Co, $50 Pa ava
Je7-T nearly opposite Browns
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CHOICE HAM o.

CHOICE HAMS.
A LOT OF VERY FINE CINCINNATI
IA sugar-cured HAMS received this day, by
Il. NJ. p. KING,
te7- &5 Vermont avenue, corner 18th street
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kNEW YORKERS.-THE TEMPO
~ Iary residents OF the City Of Washing
ton from the State Of New York are requested to
meet at the building on the southeast corner Of F
and Seventh Streets on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, June llth, 1856, at O'Clock . m to form
New York Club, to promote the success Of
the Democratic ticket. lie 1O-2t&
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LUX Al THIS!
STILL GREATER ELECTROMAGNETIC
OF COAL.
WE HAVE JUST Received. AND ARE
w now landing, per Schooner Manson, 200
tons best quality Philadelphia White Ash COAL
which VIC will warrant equal In qua ity to any
ever brought to this market.
We will de liver 1t to any part Of Washington
for 90 per ton Of 2, 240 pounds.
We have also a very large lot Of Oak, Pine and
Hickory WOOD, which we are selling equally
as cheap. Terms cash.
WARDER STUART,
lie 10-3t& Corner H and 18th SITS
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AMusEAdENTs.

To conclude with
TIE BEAR HUNTERS.
Received on Saturday with great applause.
III The Box Sheet for the sale OF Reserved
eeais win be open every day. Onhos hours he
tween a. m. and p. m. IL
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rA MEETING OF THE "SIXTH
~ Ward Democratic Association will be
held In Anacostia Hall, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, 10th instant, at7x O'Clock. Members are
to be punctual In their attendance
lie 9-2t& F. OBER Sec
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SCOME ONE! COME ALL 1.-THE
M SCOTT G U A r d respectfully an
nounce to their friends that they will take Ben.
eft at the National Theatre, on SATURDAY
EVENING, June 18th, on which occasion an at
ractive bill will be presented. Through the lib
erality Of the Management we have obtained this
benefit, and appeal for its support to q generous
public. Box Sheet now open. Also, tickets to
be had Of the members Of the Company.
lie 10 5t&
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ONLY 25 CENTS

ONLY 25 CENTS.
nRISCOLL'S BALM OF THOUSAND
- FLOWERS, for beautifying the skin, and
cleansing the teeth for sale at MASON'S Metro
politan Clothing Store, No. 81 Bridge street, so-
Joining the Post Once, Georgetown, ID. c.
ie 5-1w
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that al the reserved "a Ids
not taken for the ant and remaining to the United
States. oufsde Of the sir miles limits Of the sra
male by The act of 9th February, 1885, for the Samo
aud Futon railroad and its b aaches not hitherto
restored to Market and which were subject 10 entry
and location at the date Of withd aw al, will be
opened TO sa'e and enpy a. the Ordinary min. mann
price on aud after The Gays herein after mentioned,
10 wit:
Office a. ia ,kson, Missouri, on MONDAY. tbs I'd
day Of November, lSA
once at Batesviile, Akanfas, on MONDAY, the
10th day of November 1856.
once al Little Rock, Arkansas, on Monday, the
Sd day Of Novsmb n, 1856 'AS
Once at Helena, AIkans as, on Monday, the l7Ih
Gay Of November, 1856
once Al Clarksvile, Arkans as on MouSay the
"a cay OF November, 1856.
Omce at Fayettt vile, Arkansas, on MONDAY the
Sd cay OF November, 1876. -
Office al CbampasROis, Arb ami az, on Mopeay. the
10th day of November, 1856. 80
Once al Washington, Arkansas, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of November, 1876 =
NOTICE TO PRE-EMP ZION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- tmption
10 any Ut the above lands to be Offered az public
taie or those 10 be restored to Market 10 required
20 the same to the isaction Of the regis
Ter AID receiver of the proper land sfice, and 10
make Ia,ment therefor within the period presented
py aw; otherwise such am will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
je lO-lawl3wt Commissioned.
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ETHE MONTGOMERY GUARDS beg
~ leave to announce to their friends, Civil
and Military, that they will give their Fourth An.
nual Excursion on MONDAY, August 4th, 1885,
to the White House Pavilion.
Particulars In future advertisement
The Company will meet on Thursday evening,
the 18th instant, for dr. IL.
js 1O.3t THOS McENIRY, Sec
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NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER begs
M leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is to 25 per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
JOHN McDEVlTT'S, 300 Pa. avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. lie 9-6m
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department.-O yesterday, the 9th of June,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the hook of thA Dana rfmanf-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
SENATE.
Por the Patriot.

For the Patriot
MFssRs EDIroRs: On Friday evening last had
the pleasure of attending the concert, given at Nc
Kendree, for the benefit of the German Methodist
Church. | went in with anticipations Of hearing
anything above mediocrity-but was agreeaby dis
appointed for some OF the performances were really
so superior, when compared with what is ordinarily
heard on such OCCASIONS that they deserve especial
notice.
Miss S. sung with spirit and effect, accompanied
BY the harp, piece by Glover. Miss SIS full rich
voice told to good advanta &c in this song. She
did not do herself full justice however, for she
evidently suffering with cold, or hoarseness. Miss
Georgana p. sung "The Gypsy Maid" by Wallace.
have never listened to a more effective rendering
Of this piece Miss P's brilliant and finished exc
cutiou. her wonderful compass, and power Of voice
were called into requisitOn, and proved abundantly
adequate. The rapid running passages, triplets,
trill- and other immense difficulties, which however
seemed no difficulties to her, were executed in a
style of elegance seldom approached. Her style
and voice are similar to Mile Parodi's, with this
difference, Miss p. has elasticity Of voice, aud
ascends to thrice marked z, with ease Miss Emma
T.. is alec an artist OF marked ability She sung
''Sommo Cielo" by Donizetti composition that
requires musical alb lilies of the highest order TO
execute properly. TO say that Miss Emma sung it
,oeli IS not sufficient, that she sung il adlairoJlv
all will admit who heard her In sweetness, and
purity of tone Miss Emma has no superior The
superior lily OF her voice, in connection with
her gentle and retiring manners lent a peculiar
charm to her singing Misses p. are Vocal and
Instrumental Teachers ut that fayorite, and time.
honOred Institution the Nashville Female Academy
/ need scarcely add that the singing OF these Ia.
dies was received with the most enthusiastic sp.
pausc amounting to encore. / hope the public
will have another opportunity Of hearing these Ia
dies they cannot but become fsVorites with all
lovers Of classical music when their merits as ar
lists shall become known. ANXIOUS.
March /, 1856.
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SIIIt Later!

ST LOUIS Feb. p, Q, P. NJ.
The steamers Sam Gloon, Clara, Ben Bolt, G W
Sparhawk, J. 5. Pringle aud Forest Rose, which
we're swept from he landing last night, were all
brought TO- with others, which preceded them in
the afternoon, at the Arsenal Slough, about three
miles brlos the city
The & W Sparhawk was literally torn 10 pieces
nothing being IeiI above the water but portion Of
OF her wheel houses.
The sam Gloon is sunk up to her boiler deck, and
will be- a total loss
The Clara Is badly crushed in the hull, and one
wheel house aud one side Of her is completely torn
off
The Ecokuk wharf boat il not very badly dam
aged about the hull, but the cabin is considerably
injured.
The Polar Star was afost this morning, but sp
pearcd TO be in sinking condition There is four
feet water in her hold
The j $. Pringe is slightly damaged about the
sides, cabin aud wheels but otherwise is in good
condition.
Tie Forest Rose il not injured to any amount
The Ben Bolt is thought to be leaking but no
serious result is apprehended.
The Adriatic lost her wheels and cylinder tim.
bers, but otherwise is not much injured.
The A. B. Chambers received no injury, except
to her guards aud cabin.
The Brunette il perfect wreck forward Of her
wheel houses. Her machinery appears TO have
sustained no damage
The Paul Jones is leaking badly
THE Jesnne Deans had her guard badly crushed,
her stsunchon broken aud her cock house demol.
ishrd
The New st Paul is broken in two by the giving
way OF the Floating Docks, on which she u lying.
The Ssnorn, | hear. il sunk at Portland, in the
Missouri river.-Loz Coar.