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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

ANOTHER LINE OF PACKETS ON THE
M1ss1ss1PP1-rhe Dubuque people are be-
ginning, to wake up to their true interests
and are agitating the subject Of an opposition
line of Packets in the Minnesota trade. It
is neither we'll nor wise for one overgrown
monopoly to dictate prices of freight and
passage to US up river people. Opposition
would do one thing, at all events, it would
tend to make gentlemen of the unmannerly
cutthroats who, for the most part managed
our river boats last year. If our pockets
must be emptied we hope it will be done
gentlemanly and with a spirit of accommo-
dalton.
Dubuque should awake to its true inter-
ests and be in earnest, or they will loose for
ever the vast business Of the upper Missis-
sippi.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,

The President has again astonished that
rabble House Of Representatives by sending
to it another Message. us dignity ~ was
highly offended by the second Message
Ofense at any thing is greatly out of place
with that House. 1t has no dignity, no
respect in any portion Of the Union. 1t i.
d'sorganized mass nesting, which have
violated its trusts and insulted its constitu-
ents and the country. Its speedy duty is
either to 60 earnestly at work to do the
peoples business Or resign and go home.
The Presidents Message, of which we
give synopsis, is an important and able
document, and faithful Executive has
simply done what every citizen will ap:
prove in thus early calling the attention Of
the law making portion of the Government
to the enactment Of wholesome regulations,
to put an effectual stop to further lawless
outbreaks within the distracted borders of
our sister Territory. Kansas has, it seems,
sufficient population for State, and it be-
comes the imperative duty Of Congress to
pass law authorizing the calling Of State
Convention-provide for the payment Of
its members, for the protection Of its polls
from lawless invasion, that the scenes of
archy, in that beautiful Territory, may b,
stopped at once. Anything is preferable
to the state OF ruffian violence which ha,
thus far characterized its history. The
President has done his clear duty in calling
upon Congressional action, and the factious
"sjority in Congress are now to be held
70 ~sponsible if they do not do theirs
X. ~ 49,, "a >'eanizing and proceeding to
the nations bus M
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
New YORK. Ian. Q.

AVE-" OhA, Jan. ~.
A correspondent of the New York Time.
tclegraphs from Washington, it has been
ascertained from authentic sources fiat tina
long talked Of alliance between Spain and
France has been favorabty consummated
The first binding herself to bring into tho
field from 10000 to 10000 men in The
spring, while her interests, particularly in
Cuba, are to be protected by France and
England.
The Tribune's Washington correspond:
ent telegraphs: official advicee BY the
America do not in any way change our
friendly relations with England. Mr.. Blu:
cbanan writes no real prospects ofpeace art
entertained =: by the ministry, and England
for operation against Russian in the spring.
Louis Napoleon Is still anxious to extr;-
cate himself from the war, having STAINED
all the desired prestige of the occasion:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature have Of late been quite
busy, and have perfected considerable legis-
lative Enthusiastically of local character.
A memorial to Congress for the appro
priation Of $4,000 on Territorial road
from Winona to Fort Ridgely passed the
House. Also, a memorial for the estab-
lishnent Of divers mail routes. Also, for
appropriations to improve the navigation
Of the Mississippi above and below the
Falls Of St. Anthony.
Bills providing for Territorial roads and
ferry charters, without number, are in fair
way to pass.
Red Wing, through the activity and in
t1uence Of our worthy Representatives, is
getting its tair share Of communication to
the country back, and what is more, the
natural position Of Red Wing is such as to
make them necessary. They will be locat-
ed, and the vast region back of us will find
at this place its natural, easiest, and best
outlet to market.
The Commissioner Of immigration is to
be continued.
The Charter of the Minnesota and North
Western Rail Road Company is to be ex.
tended.
| A bill has passed the House changing
the day Of election, and making residence
Of three months sufficient to entitle to vote.
Mr.. Ludden whose seat in the Council
was contested by Mr.. McCracken, has been
awarded to Mr.. Ludden.
Messrs. Daniel Stanch6eld, Robert Hasty
and James B. Dixson, have been elected
Surveyors Of lumber, logs, &C.; a fourth to
be elected.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
The Musical World for 1856
VOLUME XIV


WE commence tho new year with reduction
w Of ONE THIRD from our former subscription.
We take this step to give our journal the widest
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1855. - 70 G.
A MUSICAL NOVELETTE, v III be commenced and
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the end Of the year will form volume worth 4l2;
instructive musical reading ARTICLES on vocal
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news from all parts Of the world.
The new department of 6 ENERAL LITERATURE
il still in the same hands Which have already
gained it 80 high reputation. 1t comprises the
best translatons Of the best things in French and
other foreign Jour- ais; judicious selections from
books and magazines; and generally QUO good
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subscribers pay twen,y-six cents for the neces-
rary prepayment Of American postage.
Any Journal copying this entire announcement
and dl swing editorial attention to it before the
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

RULE OF The following i
an easy method Of ascertaining the interest
on any sum of money for any number Of
Gays at 3 per cent. per month:
Rnle.-nuldply the pricipal in doljsu
by the number Of days and point off 3 iie-
ures from the tight hand, and the result
will he the interest in dollars and d,cimala
OF dollar. If there are cents ia the priin-
c'pa', point off $ figures from the right.
1nterest on $3.50, at 8 per cent. 4 month,
for 50 days:-&, Paul Times.
Principal, $45o
Days. % sila'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

G NJ. K, the Hastings correspondent
Of tbs Dubuque Tribune should attend an
infant Geography School; and he will know
more Of our back country: The course Of
OUT rivers were marked some years ago quite
differently from the idea this correspondent
has Of them. and one letter in the Tribune
cannot change them. Hastings is pretty
good town, but since its citizens hung that
woman in ef6gy its morality and temper
ance will not do to brag on. 1t does pretty
we'll considering it is no near Red Wing.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

EAST AND WEsr-Eastern people have
not the least conception Of western charsc-
ter until they become western them,elve.
in their feelings. They either suppose that
1t is the same No that Of their own, or that
it is wild, reckless coarse, uncultiyated, and
altogether undesirable, and at the same time
suppose that the western man is generous,
hardy, persevering and shrewd in hunting.
we refer not only to the person who has
been reared upon the narrow limits of New
England, or the coast of the Atlantic States.
but the Middle and some of the Southern
States. A man reared upon the old home
stead and educated (if you call it educationl
in the academy aud college of bis native
county or State, and never travelled far from
home; cannot conceive Of any thing latter
than the visual line that girds him round.
he is contracted in his views Of every thing
b'got in religion, an ego,ist in socialism.
and dwarf IN magnanimity: He suppo.:
es that no place is half as good as his home:
no country half equal to his 9TH; in fact.
cannot conceive Of another country, aItho'
bis geography and teacher had told him
50. Ills intellect seems to Le hampeted like
the body of man, who has his hands tied
to bis sides. Talk 10 him of liberal views:
he don't understand you; Tell h,m that five
cent. are not worth contendinx for; and Id
Will believe that you are joking. Tell him
that western people use no coppers. and
have no two and half cent dealinps. mucl,
more one cent. and he will think you are
trying to fool him.-Keokuk Post. -.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

New PosT OFF1cEs.-We learn from
Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate, that tho Post-
Master General ordered the establishment
Of the following Post-ofices in Minnesota,
on the 18th Of January:
At Clearwater, in the county of Wright
Simon Stevens, P. NJ @ a.
At Hokah, in the county of Houston
Edward Thompson, P. NJ. :
At Swavesey, in the county Of Steele
Andrew ]. Bell, P. NJ.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

{ THE DEATH PENA1rY.-A bill baa b,en
introduced into the Legislature of Wiscon-
sin, repeating the law abolishing the death
penalty in that State, and restoring the law
on the former subject. The Madisoo b.
pers express the opinion that billof this
kind will pasa the present Lsgelature, q
the LyBch Law demonstration Of lsst sum
mer had shaken tho faith Of many Who had
hitherto supported the present LAW, and
strengthen the convictions Of those Who had
been opposed to it.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
THE GREY-EYEb MANA singular pre-

The GREY-EYEb MANA singular pre-
diction, said to have been long current
among the Indians of Nicaragua, appears
to be on the eve of literal fulfilIment. In
work published by an English Baptist
Missionary in 1850, it is stated that there
IS IN existence among the Indians tradi-
ton Of an ancient prophecy, which is de-
voutly believed, in the effect that their race
shall be delivered from oppression and cru
city by "the Grey-eyed Man" The grey
eyed man, representative of a grey.eyed
race, has come to Nicaragua in the person
of General Walker, and the prophecy, per-
haps is upon the eve of folfllment.
The rumors which have been current of
the almost hopeless condition Of this brave
man have been recently exploded. 1t would
seem he is stronger than ever. Surround
ed with supporters, and strong in the cor
dial approval Of the native population
His friends are confident of his ultimate
success; and, if all we can learn in regard
to this country is true, he will found grea'
State. By the infusion Of Anglo Saxon
energy-by establishing republican institu
tons and migrating American progress up
on the decaying remnants Of the old Span
'sh stock, the unequalled advantages o
Nicaragua, so long neglected, will be deyel
oped, and the great thoroughfar. between
the Atlantic and Pacific will be thoroughly
Amercanize9. The mission of the Grew.
eyed Man. will soon be accomplished.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

Coup WEArHER.--DuriDg tie 1ast nonth
and the one previous, the mercury tcr thlir-.
y two days, ranged below zero. w ~
informed By gent man wAo ~ sls;dsd
for thirty yeArs ID Ainnesota; that during
that period he has never known 6 1So5a
weather = has BEEN exlpiess iissneed u, ~
ter. The wlath1s Eat asds sostk h.
been almost asssvsss, aid even'mf oat6iai p
i Z reported fhat one q Il e = - = ~ :
bsen frozen to death.-&. PauE 1ssses, IL
,re ..4aff 4. nye, s:e p, syss IsYnI aff-s-.G 81
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

M1ssnlx.-The Chicago zti6sn. says,
that on Christmas 4 resident of that city
who. 10 worth ut least three hundred t1lB6-
sand adollas.. seeeiveda present If q flpe
turkey from an acquaintance in the country.
Instead Of satng Il, - = Chrntian shonia
have DONE he odd i b 4 ue;Rhbor55 tdot six
|shillings. .5s5 O ss;1 q 'asa rs5oo5.s!r
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ We have received several commu.
nications, but not being accompanied with
names Of author. We could not publish
them.
The poetry Of Mrs.. L. sprague is receiv.
ed too late for insertion this week. Will
publish it next week.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ You might as we'll try to stop wa
ter from running down Niagara Falls, as
to keep people from running to and from
the stores and shops Of those traders who
avail themselves Of the printing press to let
the world know what they have got and
where they are. u
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ The attention Of our readers, and
particularly those fond of good, music, is
called to the prospectus Of tho aMsas;e'al
World for 1855, to 10 found among tho
new advertisements. ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
~ A Mr.. Rust, Of Arkansas, whor

~ A Mr.. Rust, Of Arkansas, whom
-, there saw fit to send to Con-
ore.,. ha, mao, "a brutal attack upon Ho.
race Greeley. 1t i. 1tsracefuI for Con-
gresham to thu. play the buy Whatever
are Greeley's faults, ruftianism is 40 cure
for them. The whip is poor med;cin;>
for mental maladies.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

H The dwelling house Of R. 8. Knapp,
the energetic proprietor of our Steam Mill,
Wa entirely destroyed by ere yesterday
The fra originated from some defect in the
stove pipe and although discovered at
once, it was too late to savs. the building,
TIE furniture was mostly sayed.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

re- Valentines Of every kind and de-
scription at Lowater's. Comic, with laugh
able devices. Loving, with the tenderest
sentiments for bashful ones-and beautiful
to suit the most refined tastes. A Valen.
tine! could Cupid devise more appropri.
ate means to entangle youthful heart
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

c. The Lowell (4asa.) Courier states
that City oftheir best ritiseus have organ
lied themselves to- forna colony IN Min
nssota, and settle township immsdiatsly.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

~ Fillmore has been nominated BY
the straight Wings Of New York city q
their candidate for the Presidency. i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
PRINTING OFFICE FOR sAj

One of the proprietors the Red Wing SEN
tinel, from inability to attend to the business,
wishes to sell his interest in the office. This pa
per has circulation Of over four hundred, and
has as good an advertising and job patronage as
any paper in the Territory out Of St. Paul -
1t is located in one Of the most fiourishing VIII
lagos in the Northwest. To any one capable of
taking charge of the editorial columns of paper,
this affords rare chance For particulars adj
dress Proprietors of the Red Wing Sentinel.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
Take Notice..

IL those indebted to the undersigned for
"A Medical Services, are requested to call at an
early date and settle accounts.
OF services in every case, wo viii EXPECT our
fees. DIS SWEENEY &, UnV'r
Fob, 4, 1856. 28;f
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
PHILANDER VAN DEN BERGH.

F111AANDEH VAN DEN BERGH,
0GL DEALERlN
r E A L E S T A T E
49,. RED WING, NJ. T.
Office at the Land Agency,
81 Opposite the Red Wing House.
Wild Lands and Town Lots Bought and
-">' Sold.
Land Warrants Ii; Gated to the best advan.
tage.
Agencies in Real Estate Solicited.
All business entrusted t. me will >ceive promp
attention.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. MARSHALL e. Co., Bankers, St. Paul.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, dealer in Real Estate, "
Messrs. WALKER & SLAUaHrER dealers in Real
Es&ate, St. Paul.
Hon. W: w. PHELPS, Register Of Land Office,
Red Wing.
Hon. c. GRAHAM, Receiver Of Land Office, Red
Wing.
Hon. ". II. WEIGH, Chief Justice Of Minnesota
Territory, Red Wing.
Feb. 1855. Boo. 2sy
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
DE- q U 9 U f.
Agricultural Warehouse

AND SEED Store,
Sign Of IAe Git '<osC
MAIN STREET, DUBUQUE, iI'"A
THE undersigned respectfully invite the att, n.
L ton Of Mercl,s2ts and Farmers to their ex-
tensive assortment Of
Agricultural d Horticultural Implements,
Seeds, Pittsburgh Manufacturer, Hard
ware, Saddlers' Tools Coach Makers
Trimmings, Stoves &C., &c.
From our thorough knowledge of the Implement
ana Seed trade We feel confident that we will be
aole 10 give entire satisfaction to all who NAV ia
sor US with their patronage Our stock will
CONSIST IN part OF tho following articles:
Threshing Machines, Steel Rakes.
Keapers and Mowers, :. Hoes.
Gram Or'lls.Corn Plan Floral Hoes,
ter., Garden Reel. l. Lines,
Cultavetors. Harrows. Grain Measures,
1'ay. straw anu Stalk Transplanting Trowels,
Corn Cob Crushers and :" F E1s%sss'
Grinders, Pruning Saws & Ch;.e,.
clover Huller,. o. Ladies' Hoes Hoes '"''s'''
Horse T. Hand Rskes. Wedding Forl.
Hand Corn Shelters, Post Augers.
rowe," q: Budding Knives.
Portable cider Mills, Pruning
Grist Scuffle Hoes.
Hay Presses, Grass Hooks,
Churns and Churning Hay Knives.
Machnes. Glass, all sizes,
Cast Steel Plows, Iron and Nails.
Tanning Mills, Axes Picks,
Washing Machines, Harrow Teeth.
Vegetable Cutters, Vices, Anvils,
Sausage Cutters, Bellows,
Suffers. Eng. Horse Shoe Nails,
LAND Grain Mills. Scythe Stones.
Grain Cradles. * Rifles.
. scythes. Wrcnches, sledges.
Grass +" Chain Pumps,
Manure Forks, Counter Scales,
Hay Platform
Scythe Snathes. Bird Cages, &C., &c.
Shovels and Spades.
For SAFE Wholesale and Retail by
f. II. SHANKLAND & co.
Feb. ., Sc. 28m6
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09
HAY FOR SALE!

THE subscriber has about TWENTY TONS
Il OF hay. about three and half miles from Red
Wing, which he will dispose of at q bargain -
Gall soon. P,VAN DEN RERGH
Red Wing, Feb. 8, 1856 2Sw6
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-09

C. Col. Fremont is talked Of as the
Republican candidate for President.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Drciedly Ne. And 20 Wari e7efy sood ano. !"
,,sle r ao,e of, hat VL1 TU-tsys sh0n.i slvay-
h. .,nt with sIl thei tGtteTs N. Tl"se w01i h1Ye
trou,h. tire c.nis pound rc-s hey hsd not ofD
dressed. As.. was, they sod a. follow:
OneTurkey, z. %; DO, 81 TO- do, !, IT., at .e'-i
= lot Of IA 4 c. l6:c. s 10.
H. the same packsg, WI. 4 l9t 'i V.ry mi-tF'b'e
Csese, tia: solI sor 7c. & n. BIS sert - r. al
,ach high charges, -Loaid .: uose ch'ep e>rn las
package s:arlcd by Adams tipr,-s, hsroh ., "'d
arrived Marc T.. The eLa-gs5 upon II h WeT- 81
- Ia 80 H. sholi.nc T. colcerned, It ofA'- eV'
d.nee cf fitness toi any nj q .aoie Al k-nsls TIE
fatteniry of Geese ar d'e's.rs % Wild FaA'J VIII
not 10 i:,r this inafket BITTER 10 IeIt tnlc.
The Poultry season nearly cTer. IL hss been very
high. il would have ban much hgher, 'o re are
assured, bu; Tor the up9y brought rom DE "o'; by
orr former article.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
COUNTRY PRODCCE-UHOLESiLE
PRICES.

We copy tie following sales from the books OF
Messrs. Miller, Ilering Il Co., Washington street,
made within the last two or three day, TO wit:
TVRKITs-34s lss at l6c; J02 los. mixed lot ol Tur-
ks and common fowls at llc.; Turkey II lb st Ice.
CoXnoS FowIs.-lO3 lb.. az Ice 100 lbs. at &C.
CEIsE-s4 los. prime st lie; a. .b,. poot at &C.
PRlcr oF VrSisoS-o3 whole Deer go lhs ly
rived on Friday sold a. soon ss received at &c. ancunt-
ing TO sl66 i0 making e 23 per carcass. Tho meat
is retaed in Wellington market al lac per ID. for
saddIe- aud oc per ID. for roasting pieces. II i very
abundant.
PRIcr or BrTrrR.-We noticed sales Of several
lot OF to - Ikns and tub of Butter uTou Messrs
NJ, H. & Coz books, ranging from Il ssc. pound
generally below 22c.
DRmD ArrIrs.--A large .nyoice .old A. 5ie q
pound.
BrCKwHgAr flour We caution farmers NOT 10
ioI ward any more Buckwheat Flour unless they are
dkpossd TO sell i al less than 81 80 Per cnt The
highest ale that noticed was 81 IS, aud ~ down
to 81 sc and al 80 and we heard Of sale by another
party at 81 81. II t more than likely ;ha, !, VII go
lover, for there L large supply IN market and qusn
titles coming in every day.
Wild TrRKIrs IRON INDIAYt.-C. {. G-ubb OF
Gubbs Mills, Putnam Couniv, Indiana sav.:
II read IL THE TRiBCSr about tn sales Of poultry
an geme in NeT-York, at what We call pretty tall
figures out here in the Hoosier State, and as Rad
PIE &c Of good luck the ether day among the wild
turkies, thought would make venture and s,nd
you fifteen by express wish you would ask Horace
Greeley Soon Robinson, tthe latter used 10 know
row TO handle riie when he was back vvoogsn, IN
IN Indiana to look how these birds ar shot-cvcrv
one through the head and that in heavy snow storm
ai enc hundred yards OF hand-and say lethcr suci
shooting would do for Kansas. This is my frs attcnipt
10 send 10 your market. VIII you tel NJ Il tie
tuIkies arr dressed right y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
>I.3i9,e53 ~ GOLD.

Tie steamship George Law, w. /. h-.nd'n
Is y. Commando, arrived or saturday. Shc .cit
Aspiuvnll at O'Clock p. n. tAe ;th ms and A.
r,y.I At Havana at d. 10. ou tie 10Th; '3 Havana
a, D. M, same day, and arrived at Quarantine al ioI
O'Clock on the morning Of tie l'lh. She brngs the
California mails OF February 20, sl,2lo,253 Al treasure
on fIeeht and 3l pasa,ng,. bode leaving lJl pas
scnsers at Havana. Tie greater part 0! whom were
Tor Ntw Orleans.
Tie Pacific MAJ steamship Company steamship
sonora, Il. l.. Whiting, c-q., COMMANDING 'it Sln
Fruscis;o Feb. 20 al p. m, With 3j pas'enss s and
- laos4- IN treasure t52D6,9e5 II which was on En-
eli-h account. and arrived al Iaoana at O'Clock on
the evening OF the ith ir-t.
The John l.. Stephens with United states troops
pass, ngcrs and mails from New York Per steamship
Illinois Feb. . lch Acapulco Feb. 3 ior >an Fran
cisco, al vel.
Joseph Talbot, lat, butcher O. The steamship Phsia
dephia. fell overheard tie ght Of the 2d INST, ia
the harbor Of Aspmwsll. HIS body had not been re
covered up TO the time when the George II" left port
March -, al 250 p H., lat. JJo ~, hon. - 0s W"
passed an American bark showing white signal, with
eroon tree in it. beloved to be the W. l.. llowlanI.
March If, at . O'Clock =. In., lat. - 10 N, ol.
40 81 w, pa,..d =, hoOn,r Paudome, Of New YORK
for Savannah.