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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29
sALZs OF REAL ESTATE.

The frst Monday of every month at y O'Clock A. N.
Having provided ourselves large Slap the City
EYsEsviiie G9n1aining al the resent and be
beving it viii be for the alt concerned have
Spsr the frst 10 4day Every the sale
Resi- Estate, Staucto All those wishing rsdues-
ted to hand il their in time gvete bic notice
The patronage &C those having Houses and Lets Lands
cr SALE either pubieor priva s7ie repectfuy solicit
ted. iyI5 WO0LSEY & NELSON, Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

vwTINR0W GLASF.-szIo aud l01l2 jast reed Per
deot3 S. E. GILBERT & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

Markets by Telegraph.
C1vc1ErATI, Jan. @.
Flour firm at SIS GOG IS 81 Wisv stsdy at 221l; Pro-
visions firm; Groceries inactive: Wheat buUy2nt at 81
1881 - for red; Corn active at 5CGs52
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

TErE Board ot Trustees Pigeon Tow nshp epierhurz
81 g4anrv taf pared receive scaled sals
NJ 60 sataray. the Of aareh haii3ing
heavy ahrtiner bridge Creek.
Of Fran kl ioinas she ration o. aTgs
CO. The rock. work the material Sand
stone will contain about ZtO P,Tchss 25 cutt feet
perch monthly estimates viii he made Of work done. and
urr Al the ground Whic 90 per VIII be
cash down. The BEARD retaining 10 until the
petion Of the JOB Plans and specification he
required by appl wing Mr. Phillip Kramer
a. he house Of Decker Kramer. Main street.
laE2l-st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29
Fire Department Report.
JANUARY eGtb 1857.

Neptune and Washington Engines IN WORKING orcer.
Youug America under repair Hooks and Ladders in
good order X. FISHER, Superintendent.
To the Mayor and council Of the city Of EDGRs rille:
Your committee 10 whom referred the petition Of
Professor Morgan respectfully submit the following
port:
An appropriation by the city council for the purchase
and placing the GODDESS OF Liberty the Court House
would be Illegal and would be diverng the city funds
from legitimate The Court House belongs 10 the
county and is unIer the entire control OF the Couaty
Commissioners and your committee does not think the
council has the power to make any improvements to
ssd building either Of ornament utility. Your com
nttse has examined the satuafy referred to and in ;her
opinion believe it well executed, and would be orus
mentalif placed on any public building.
=. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

0E-T The Metairie Jockey Club, New Or
leans have abolished racing on Sunday in that
course. 1t is never too lats to do good.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

(Soiary Public !
z TORN EYs At Law and Real Estate Agents will rrac-
"a tee collections in Vaaderbargh ana
zdi Dining Countiesin Indiana.
They also established in the city Of Granville
1Sesal Estate Agency
Where they viii attend the purchase and sale Evans
property well and farming lands
States They Will also procure. purchase,
sell and Ioccte land warrau taxes collect
any othe husfues Sppertaning
the duties OF Attorneys Real Egsate Agents.
all parts Of she city and farnE Lands in varous
localities forsale Once on Third strse nearly opposite
the COurt House. 2Ri5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29
TONSoHsAL.

X LANGE bevs torsinJ the public that he con puss hs
20 shaving Hair Dressing ShamrooEinE, Hair DrejBr
Sc main hail og the PaviI Hotel. Water
this establishment viii ai~ays the
polite attention. Give bin call. Jan2T-Im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29
AUCTION SALES.

DANiELg .HIRAN NELSON
AUC9EONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and x cal Estate Brokers,
ETAYING leased for aterm of years and fitted the
"A Old Court Rouse OF Main and Third streets we
receive for sale auetien private
SALE all kinds 0fgoods and merchandise; household
furniture, horsee. buggies. etc.. etc.
Cash adTanoes ms lie usignra when required
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
eomes cinga o'clock, a, Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Frid5v a early
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Plan of tae Lottery.

26O Prizes amounting $2O1 OOO
Whole Tickets slO; Halves s.; Quarters szH.
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NEW YORK, Jan 70.
The steamship Arago from Hayre and South
ampton brings Liverpool dates up to the I4th
inst.
Hostihties at Canton are still continued and
the American vessels are reported as taking a
part.
The Swiss difficulty is settled, Prussia ac-
knowIedges the independence of Neu.chatel,
and Switzerland released the prisoners
The Russians have met with disastrous
defeat in Circassia.
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CHANGE.

q Ii persons indebted open Account are
"a requested cali and pay charge.
Our time much oceuuiea call more encs
be surprisedif you 1.-THE with the greer Eiove'
after you. janis afcREA J. WELLS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

Weather mild and cloudy with appearance
of rain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

OF The Weekly journal is published this
morning, containing the annual statement of
the trade of Evansville, with the usual amount
Of miscellaneous matter. Copies for mailing
can be obtained at our counting-room.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

SOMETHING RARE-Pike, Pickerel and
Bass, arrived last night fresh by Express, at
Burks Exchange. Families can be supplied
by calling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

Money market frmer owing to specuIa-
tive purchase. Consols for account are quo
led at 1913 @9A Ezchequer bills firm at par
NEW YoRK, Jan 2S.
The Times says that Spencer, Vanderbilt's
reported agent at Nicaragua, is Sylvenus NJ
Spencer, who was tried for the murder of
Capt. Frazier, of the ship Sea Witch
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aNRRaii AnRINAta.

q
Il 20 cases elegant Fancy Priv Is;
10 do assorted hieac ed Nuslini
100 pisces plain 81 OK LaVsns
100 30 half mourning LaWasj
S. DO elegant French Robes;
12O 60 Chaliie BeleSe, tNtra qualities;
$50 do assorted Pongee SilA E5sadkerehicfs
80 cartoons assorted Ribbons Just reed and for
by nays or j. b. MAGHEE & GO .,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20

next generation. Slow coaches we say
They snuff not the breezes, all instinct With
a changed condition,of things, all alive with
the ceaseless din ofecpergieslat work with
Titanic power with something gtapproachinp
desperation, as though the destinies of the
world depended upon the completion of
given amount of facts accomplish in q civ.
en time. Enterprise grows by what Il
feeds upon, like,the passions Of love or ha.
tired. Let the prophets of inaotion or blind
ness open their eyes and see, and get out
of the way The engine beIlikeeps time to
the lullaby ofthe placid waters, Of the Pa
cite; Lei. them go over to Algiers, and
placing their ears upon the ground, listen |!
The sound will be indistinct at first, but
with the aid of a little of the faithSof the
times it will gradually becomessm6res per-
ceptible, and, before they have time fully
to. realize 5sthe engine, withits Etrain of
cars, laden with ? The ,rioh silks and ,dia.
monds of India and the gold Of California.
will come daslling along through solitudes;
now solitary no longer marking another
epoch ahothersgrand step in the "march,
march, march" 81 th5 ages q ef area.
Call visionary, ifyou please. So peo-
P'S 0"leo ouI own veteran, General Ed
,mund Pendleton Gaines who first urged the
construction Of the-Memphis aud Chafles-
ton Railroad, and the construction of sys-
tenn OF Railroads throughout the South and
West TO bind tho e-country together literal
~ in bands ofiron. Yet heis scarcely in
his grave before we see that atsysten not only
adopted,. but part oft laid out and exc
cuted. The slow prophets must drink at
the inspiring fountains of the present and
rush into the cars, or be left. This is the
best est advice we can give them,--N. O. Bul-
letia. ?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20
by ROB,T. A 4 THOMPSON ( {.
.@ELG0 TED. 20 "a IRY. s. Z.
fRo,t TnE HOME JouRsAt..

49, a !, fRoA TUX, HOME JoyRsAI.
we have something for vo, oontIo rood L. .'' :.
5a;nt,. s ina 49, ~, q9
rnodestly sent us by Mr., w. H. Shoemaker. The
melody md couceit in tbe 6rst, of th.soe,,a,lo,.
a;aalts.,,,aoi. - 49, ~ - 'N'isV"
'' ''''"0A - ''ie sw'es ora poets -
etraS = ~ i.-T-RFEspjt e. Sn ,z-.-r ,,.,'y
HGrk 10 the hum, of the bees
In the mir, so warm and sunny, * y"
Murmuring their drowsy melodies, fIr is't
.sf' And gathering golden honeyl ,r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20

TRuTlI siMMoRT6g.-r How beautiful the
thoagiit. that a heavenly truth isnevet iost
.a'thoughtof beauty goealthrough sweeping
tbea,nyeIse ofspace, tin il foasa welcome
iD some, heart Il isayes ilss Impress there
within the snirii,shfipe. and goes on foreyer,
flowieg and having It's aagueffeotybe of
JOY with another soul, ~ asS,fa tsiaic ;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20

,il SNIrPtNGss AID CLPrISes.-~A critic is
always more feared than loved. When
you're beaten, fairly beaten. shy its'treach-
cry! 10 believe that yod are clever, when
you are only spitefub is,s double deception.
Those who fancy that money can do every
thing, are generally prepared 10 do every
thing Tnr money. Love and a good dinner
are tbe only two things which seAectualiv
change abe ct@racteryof agrnan.. q 100 much
pleasure and too much suHa bad both for
women and flowers. Experience is flan.
nel wtiistcoat, that we do not think oi put
ting on aAtil after Ye have eaaghl coid,-4-
Pob manklpd, ta.morro@ psto which Of The
two they would sooner be, "asknaYe or a
tool. The majority Would be AZ least TWO
10 ore 10 favor oftIie KNIVES = fgdcTS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20
plcEENs COURT HOUSE; $ c.sAruRDAy, dpSE 90 1851.

hostile or bitter feelings, and forgive as we
hope to beiforgiven, And now Unjust bid
you a long adieu. I commend my soul in
to the hands Of the God who gave it. l
hope in his mercy May that mercy be
mine. But o God OF. the widow and the
fatherless regard the more than widow aud
tatheress children. leave themra ,heri-
tRge of, disgrace but mercifpl Heavencare
for them, Clo,he them, preserve them from
their Fathers vices, and the vices Of the
world. Enable them to ,shuu the rock on
which their parent has split. Throw around
them. the arms Of thy providence and, save
them feserlastingly -. NJ. HARRELsoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Theatrical and Musical, Items

ROADWAY HssrHS-rhe popular opera o. Ns'th,''
10 10 be performed for the rt Yne ri TITS house by the
Germsn troupe, tbs evening Tie characters are yery
well cast.
NWto's GAntN --Douizetus sparkiog opera called
tho " sughtcr OF the Regiment, sto be performed By
the Pyne and Harrison compry to night Mss Louisa
ryDe will represent the heroine.
BowEY.-rbe great Shakspcrcsu spectacle OF King
John with ne brilliant cast Of charActers continues the
chief dramatic narActon the side o, the city
" Grim. Bag and BRADSHAW ia the aiierpece 10 night
BrkTos's.-1he ucw play OF "Fs.ina.iop ~ upon
which We commented IN detail In las, Sundays sue 10
10 be repeated this evening with the sughable poce
called Jenny 1Aod 4"
wArIACK's-Nrs John wood 10 again 90 the bills for
10 night she 10 repeat her very popular character Of
Mnehsha In tho extravaganza Of ''Hi.wtlhs Tso "a.
voyite pieces will be played with 70
IIru KxxSrs.--The exiravasanNs OF young
BAcohus" 70 be reproscrted Tor the second this
oytnng. Gill be preceded oy the favoritc drs
titled second Love"
AyuuclN ursrrv the Nights aud wronrs az wo.
man" the Irish Tutor W be played this Gnes
In tire evening 70 have t'e opersgc piece
o. "Cndorclia and excoori farce OF the Honest MIR
man.
sso. Cwus1r ANT woops MiNsTHrts tender lengthy
programme Of choice song, dances .so aud t1er ue~
iace styled New car Cals, for hc odicson Of tbeir
friends 70 night
BroKryNs SrErvaDrBs will this evening gvetts- fnvo
rite Ethiopian vcrrion Of toe celebrated opera e la
SopnamtulS' preceded by Tho customary variety Of
soufs aud daDcss
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CLEARED.
sissmthip Illinois. Boggs Aspinwal-M Roberts,
RsEk hyde (Br) Atkinson. Jamaica via sorfok--G 2
BARK hevs.ier woodbury., savsnnsh-N II Brigham Co.
=. Brig buchanan, Wright, observation-disclosures a
nrig Perkirs. Bea's. saianrss-Russel Kinney.
hs BrsSoSry Msn S.GIueso.sre ion Co
schr Misf, Leslie, Monievdeo-B wetmore
s s van ssT sao. Mott Co
Scar My Rover, Jackson. wiimington-McCresdy, Mott
sehr Wake wsnwrieh, wllnngon-E Powell
r r %ouS Koc Ryaef scson mn sprarue
schr Pearl, weserveit Newbern-Davs Holmes
ARRIVED
scbr Flying Eagle of BrookhsTen, cous Paul, de 10
srdo coa, OF Africsl Nov ~ with gum &C % hssbsio.
os, es davis spin sas 9st manecs% and oher :ps
wnS ~ %"y .ne 49, &c, &c ~ -. Sn ~ "a
New srans~ies NJ see MsSs Below 3 INST IN he du
@s,e q large SeSse painted WsSs OH M 50 long W. saw
bark sarah simmons, steering NV. picd Nov Is, Chss
sesr trident cot inonss,ou, Snow St AIMS Bay, Jam ~
sss: ssstss Dec Ssps si.,sS ssSs %ss:
schr crroihs Amelia Tuner of 6rsns from KINGSTON
Jam, via Key West, tor NYork
g N9sr S. ye sr be lee - S5rSn Sa sa
si one I'm eet water in bulwsrs and
overbosd deck load q oranges has eTpenced heavy wea
Nay Queen f and fn baltimore tor curscos "a hours out
schs Howard tcf uar~ioh Baker, NAaeorda, 81 days
WITH cotton to neson Clemens Has experienced very hsayy
bsvss ana csi oss nan overheard John snder-on
an1 received damage IA rigging, &C. Dec ~
To- lon 10 cav par OF wreck supposed her 70 have been
schr John Grce Rodgers Savannah days. with cotton
NC, 20 scranton A II lmap.
Barnera ook gse NV and Cd the east.
ease e. ue Guf Stream, had tu-srks stove o-' boat
spin ssls &C.
schr PAGER. Pierce, Virginia.
Schr Protector, Ionrknn virginia
schr sarah Bird, Brewer, Virginia
tehr !. bddy, rsiun, virginia
Selr Alice, Howell. Norfolk
scnr RAYMOND nulss, Gcorgetosn
Schr X IA Hunley, Hammond, BALTIMORE
schr Henry Finch, Faiknburg, Baltimore.
Sclr Hickman. Mason Iewcs nci.
Schr Milton. Jump. l.ewes, bel
scAr-R W brown Errck-on wilmingt,n.
Schr l. y Smith, Cooper. WI mington-
sefr l. Hulsc. thompson, Philadelphia
Sclr Sarah Jane, Brothers, Providence.
Jacl son. Baker, baltimore, with mdsc, a W
Cromwell. Jan 90 BaTnegat, saw ships cuc large cp
per- barn and bcs bound n and the as rnoon he
wind blew almost hurricane from NV the bad new 10
steamer Kernebec Hand Philadelphia.
Steamer Petrol, Ayre, Pruvidence-
ID ship Victoria. Champion, London and Grayescnd
Nov rs with mdsc and t2 20 Morgan Wiley
Dtc a 81 To- lon 81 passed shp's hie boat abort -
out rh Ion % spoke schr Geo tof and tor
Bo~on, en- Smyrna 'p DAYS out supple her with PROV
sions. hc above scdenaiJ onited In our repor 81
arrivals ul The "A INST -
Steamship illinois, Aspinwal; ships WIN Tell, Havre; Flora
Southvard ffray Feat ydney, NNN; Asa III
drdee az FranctcO Margaret Elisa Buenos Ayrcs,
Nnnawan. NOfieanf y Sumner, Nobuci bars Elm cry
Pf.uce. ChaFs Rri 30 Johns 81 Emrna, Para; Isebeha
bcafGmaa. Wilmington, 80, shrs VI borsdo, uhrdenas 7
WHUucf, --.
Wind during Tive Day from INV wv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

permmts Of eating SEAL seahorse, birds. deer, 6sh.
&c, should soon become Injured to them, partiou-
la'iy as II would be by my own choice.
As to clothing. the deer aud seal skins would he
more suitable for that climate than our own, and we
could convert the bird skins also.
The snow huts for winter and skins for summer
would do very veil, and no rent to pay.
The disposition and friendly manner of the ma
tives was satisfactory.
beg. sir, TO state have consulted my old ship
mates about here, and they are OF the same opinion
as myself that some could hold out till this time,
snd II the ships were drove on shore (same Us the
Fury they would fare the better.
beg respectfully to apologize for this letter. and
hearts desire is that you will succeed in getting
up another searching expedition
JOHN PEAD,
Wsrehouseman, Greenwich Hospital, late Carpen-
ter's Mate and Captains Steward of Her Majesty's
ship Fury and Hecla-
To Sir X. MURCHIsoN, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Police lutcIiIgepcr.

CassGs o. FAIsr PRuncs DR. John W. Brgc, Of
Utica, New York Wac brought beIors Justice Connolly
at the Lower Police Court charge OF having deiuded
Charlie :. Nils Of No 4os Broadway out OF sSs5 worth
OF gold foil aud dental instruments. by Of false
prccnoes ard fraudulent repre- cniaiions The CO
pAnAnt alleges that when decn iaut purcha cd the pro-
periy. IN quc,oa be ropre ereo that no the
OF . mouse and lot situsod m Emira Cnemung couaty
which repre- enaton Is alleged untrue Dr. Bireo
WIS held 20 bail 10 the above charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

And here must sdd that Capt., Georges Nordsnhott
resembling the Knights OF oioen Tunes In ktndness and
courtesy towards the ladies' gave his stAteroom to
my wife, and not oniy has he saved lives, but by
Ills kindness and care he has established our health
Ijoyfuy profit by this opportunity 10 osr him publicly
my most heartfelt thanks.
On the next DAY alter rescue met with the
Eliza OF Hamburg, which was bound for New York aud
companions In adversely returned with her. whis
my wife and myself preferred to stay where
GEORGE SCHEDEIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

MArRIso~y NJ ADs Easy bin has been intro
duced into the North Carolina Legislature, entitled
" An act 70 Encourage and promote matri nouy."
This bill authorizes 6e Judges Of the Supre me- and
Superior courts, and all licensed practising lttor
Deys al law, 10 solemnize the righk Of mstrimony,
under the same rules M Justices 81 the Pesce aud
ministers ~ the go@p~l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
Naval Intelligence.

The United state sEip ~. Loui, from Banruela for the
North COO I, wa al Losndo, coast OF Africa NOV. Il
The following officers have bcea ordered TO- and have
reported for duty on board Tie sioop Of Yarmouth,
defined Tor the coat Of Brazll-Commander f. Far.
rand; ueuienants q. W. Rogers, W Pollock, =. L.
FRANKLIN, W. hcGuBnegle, J, s. Sserret surgeon, !.
Aberuethy; Purser, Abbott; later, Geo. Brown; A.
s,ani Surgeon, ". u. rsgo Marine onicer, Hebbs ,
r1 ed hd,hipmen, r. NJ Ram ay, J. g. Walker, Marshs
e. Campbell, Vim. 4. Bradford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06
DEPARTURES.

TuE PEABODY IysrrrupEL--The salem Garefts
reports that Mr.. George Peabody has, within a few
days, made another munifceot Donation for the ben
eft Of his former fellow citizens in Dsnvers namely,
for the maintenance Of the library OF the Institute
twelve hundred dollars yeer during the remainder
Of his life For the establishments OF a branch u
brary in Danvers formerly Nortd bsnvers) the sum
q ten'tbousand dollars
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SiR-As the memorial presented To- her Majesty
government in favor of final search tor the rehos
of the Erebus and Terror tprinted IN the 1trts OF
the "a Decemtsr) cited the opinion OF Ut. hanei
the celebrated leader Of the last american exped
ton sent in quest of Franklin and his crews tnat
some Of the missing expedition might Sun pe hyne
among the ksouinaux, and stating that ne (Dr.
kane) and several OF ms ssiors had entertained
serious thoughts ~ betaking themselves 70 an
existence iaBOng those natives. beg To enclose y
letter the subject, which has been addressed
TO me-
Nv correspondent having served under the
lamented Parry during three voyages, and the
Governor Of Greenwich Hospital having assured
me that he IL very trustworthy and respectable
man, IL seems TO me that the public should he made
acquainted with tie sentiments OF 80 experienced
an Arctic seaman. RopHMcK l. MURc8IsOs.
nHcExsgR Is, 1866.
Permit ne to thank you for your exertons IN
connection with the other undetermined gentlemen
in the caase Of humanity, In asoertanng the late
the lamebted Sir John Franklin and shipmates.
Having had tlDs honor Tin humble capacity OF
being under the command OF the late dear and re.
spected Admiral Parry in three expeditions, reel
Deeply and anxeuely Tor another search; and also
had soma friends among the lost ones
well recsllect he Esquimaux from time 70 time
when they observed me at work on the ice on winner
Island, repairing q boat, and their notice OF the
toola They were repeatedly motionisg by gestures,
and they made understand they wished me " re-
main with them, and, ~ II was my hearts desire l
tDok Ns more noAics Of the occurrence.
And often did I wish could muster courage 70
ask the captain mention my desire TO our hrst neu
tenant (Nas) TO intercede for me TO lie allowed 70
remain behind.
studied their mode OF living, was daily with them
for many months; ! considered their resources IN
clothing and food, and the eject II would have upon
me, and came 70 the conclusion that from he ex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-06

pPoyINCEIOwN Jan AR schr Georgenea Poleyp
SMYRNA and Gibraltar - of aud for BOSTON, In
Has very heavy weather lost head OF foremsst snop
ibbon had sails split struck Truro bar THIS
na-rng signals OF dsTc when the steamer lorbce
Capt NORRIS 10, under took he ~chr OH he os, and
towed her INTO frOvinceiown.
herald MAXINE Correspondenes.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan . Nrr steamship Boston. sellev,
Nyosk barb w Poullney, Msrshmsn, Noreans; schr
Pessle FOSTER, Savannah
cid steamship B~on. selev, NYcrk, brig Evergr ecu,
Hewitt. sseua IA orsnde.
Miscellaneous ana Dsssste~v.
FntSrH SrI;sysHr Yfeo-we learn from the agents OF
French Havrc line steamers that vigc viii be
discharged ascertain what repairs. any win be neces
s1y her receive previous her vsysGe I
fou,w pg the rppcri Of the vigo her arrival Mh
Haycnb-e Heyre 10Th inst with fresh brccee L.v
NV, and eded without particular occur wn
Pm 81 the lh. when blew strong gale o 'n .,adsnIy
very heavy westerly swell; Pm Inc wind hs
20 The westward, when they tos IN AZ ss ~ is.re ossn
increasing cpnsidt rsbly the ship snE NIL
Tries ~ an pumps we're csreIus M a
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fhpred heavy which s'ove he or- ..in
part he crank hatch nj \ inc - W &
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they In doinr the waie wv, y, ~ Is. IA
and feet nrh M ths main bunker and si rHng AZ lner
efforts 10 reduce the proving ifule-s wln
he oarcs snd deermned for the presesvan ~ he i've
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