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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
Ths Trial OF Isaac C. Shuriock for the Murder Of
Philip 8. Clawges.

The case of Isaac c. Shurlock, charged
with killing Philip S. Clawges. by shooting
him with pistol, at the corner Of Seventh
anl Chestnut, Philadelphia on the evening of
tn, 3D. of November last, in the court of oyer
an termner of that city.
The shooting Of Clawges was not denied, but
the council for the defence alleged that Shur-
lock was at time in such state of mind, from
having recently ascertained that Clawges his
employer, had seduced and ravished his wife,
as to render him unacOuntable for his action
because q! insanity
It appeared from the evidence given, that
Shurlock was employed in the store of Wll-
mer & Clawges; that Clawges was i'm the hab-
it of visiting Mrs. Shurlock; that there was
an intimacy which terminated in the seduc-
tion of Mrs. Shurlock; that on the Attn of No
vember the fact was disclosed to Mr.. Shur-
lock by his wife. Weextract a portion Of an
abstracts Of the charge Of the Court which ap-
pears in the Philadelphia Bulletin of Satur-
day last.
The court reviewed the evidence Of Dries
bach, the watchman at Woods factory, where
Mr. S. was employed at night, to show the
circumstance OF the disclosure, and the man
ner Of its reception by Mr.. and Mrs. $. The
exclamation of Mrs. S. to Driesbacl, "Im a
ruined woman''-which was in evidence-was
dwet on, and the Court followed the grief
stricken husband and wife home from Woods
factory on the fatal morning. Mr.. Shurlock' IS
demeanor during the whole time, from his ar
rival there up to the evening of November 5tiI,
where he was seen at Eighth and Chestnut
by a relative, who was a witness shortly be-
FIRE the fatal occurrence, was dwelt On con-
nertedly to exhibit his mental state, and to
show that he did not regard his wife as guilty,
bit had sympathy for her anguish in the
midst of his own agony.
1t is in evidence that one Of the witnesses
her mother-was told by Mrs. Shurlock,
that she had been "wilfully seduced by MIR.
Clawges," and although that does not prove
the fact, yet the confession must be received
and have its weight with he jury in determine
ing its effect on the mind of the prisoner. -
Tho mother-in-law of s. states that he took
no breakfast on the morning of the revelation,
that he did not take either dinner or tea, and
the only refreshments which we can learn OF
his taking is glass of some kind Of liquor, at
Eighth and Chestnut street, shortly before the
act. He slept none on the night of the 4th
'ead it is in evidence that he was up until af.
ter Sur O'Clock on the previous night. The
effect Of this deprivation Of rest and refresh
ment on a person constituted like Mr.. Shur
lock, must be considered by the jury in max
ing their decision.
The atoye is from Philadelphia paper
The telegraph has informed US t.at the prison
er was acquitted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
The Bombardment OF Canton.

The origin of the difficulty appears to be
about as follows; By her treaty with China,
the English authorities at the colony Of Hong
Kong are permitted to issue registers to Chi
nese built vessels, which entltle such vessels
to hoist the British flag, and authorizes the
British officials to exercise over the crews Of
the vessels in question the same rights, and TO
punish them in the same manner, If they
were British subjects. The vessel seized by
the Chinese officers was one OF this character,
and the crew native Chinese. The reason
given by the Governor of Canton for making
the seizure, was, that the vessel in question
had been engaged in piracy against Chinese
merchantmen, and that the British register
and ensign had been fraudulently obtained-
common practice, 1t would seem, with CHI
nese smugglers and pirates. OF the crew of
twelve, nine were found to be innocent and
were consequently set free, while three, prov
ed to be guilty, were executed. A long and
somewhat angry correspondence ensued be-
tween Admiral Seymour and Consul Parkes on
the ona side and the Chinese Governor on the
other. The former demanded the restoration
Of the prisoners, an apology, and the hosting
of the British dag on the lorcha whence the
Governor had ordered it to be taken down
This the Governor refused, and then hostilities
commenced. The part taken by the American
sloop-of war Portsmouth in the quarrel is not
very clearly stated. 1t would seem that she
only advanced to Canton for the purpose OF
protecting the interests of American merchants,
1t is quite certain. however. that some Amer
lean officials and American citizens occupied
prominent positions among the British attack
ing party. and displayed an American flag
Gen. Keenan,, our Consul to Hong Kong, was
especially conspicuous, and, with persona
courage and bravery which greatly animated
the party, advanced further toward the hear
of the city than any other foreigner, Wher
Commander Foote. the senior naval officer
on the station. saw what use was being made
of the Unikd States flag, he issued circual
disavOwing the act and ordering that th'
American flag should only be displayed lor tn
protection of American property.
From the news received by the Arago i
will have been perceived that the hostiltie
were continued at last accounts and that tn
Americans are openly taking a part, the al
legged reason being that the Chinese author
tiles having offered reward for the heads {
Englshmen, some American heads were sen
by mistake. 1t would seem by the previou
advices that the Chinese made no distinctio
between the Americans and English, and tina
the people of the one nation have TO suffer fc
the offences Of those Of the other
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

nr Fall and Winter Dry Goods iuss resoivei and nov
" ENBlCI'S Dry Good Stare Nsia street. three
DO below Second His CHEAP Tor CASA. call
&c large Pnouat floods for little
poyT
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COS TOPOLJTAN AIT UNION.
THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH ASSOCIATION
HARPER. PUTNAM, Cooley. GRAHAM.
KNICXEEB0CKER, HOUSEHOLD WORDS
BLACKWOOD OIs
NIfar r,rI

NHTILL receive in addition the Art FREE
~ also ceItidcste irving them equal chance With
o embers Of the Society draw fine Oil Painting
Ia choice piece Of S.tuary Three Oil Paintinss were
members Of the Society Evansvill last
and two the ye,r before.
The Magazines for the will be received
each month ediaely they and
to subscribers with the leaves trimmed
to exceed postage.
Le's Living Age and csrtac,tes and the Art
nsl for six dollars Cal! at the Telegraph Once and sub
scribe esry. so our list may be complete in eooatm
novI7 E. q. EARNHARr. Hon. Sec'y
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KEEN d PRESTON

AVE commsn ced their Fall and Winter soeb
goods smbrains variety OF merchandise they
have usually kept.
We offer fhe tnte the largest and best selected stock
have up: styles suburb and prices low
erehaut % visit this market this Fall without
examining our stock It h pleasure to show cur choice
selections Of goods aud whsther he bays will leave
better and riot from the fact OF the beauty
AMI combin colors,
display the ericao will make him
ssps KEEN PREsToNf
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$500 IN GIFTS
OISTNlQlTTYO IN EQV NJ, vRcpORTyDyS

DISTRIBUTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS
NNTirH 1000 Books s the ~ and 25 Docks sold
~ III The Gift- consist Gold and Silver stshes
gold snd silver pencils gold ioeksts gold rnss gold pens
lsi'esoar ircps reica'es penknivs
&C. "a Any sending orl-r for 10 books viii be
s,ti.led hook and xif Orders from the
vi reeeive stention ami will be by mail
exuress with dispatch.
Also, Grs stoves new novel .'D-edn vols sift 40
above. J. 3. ANDREWS. leo Ns1san
New York City.
Cataiosuessent to any xddress. novs-sm
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NOTICE.
CHANGE.

LII persons indebted by sccount.
a refussted TO call and raust have ch>nke
led too call than once 30
he surprised yor see he mGn with TIE green Gloves
afer you isul5 NclEA & WELLS.
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]. .UHTts .k ]. FLEWING.
SECOND PURCsYAsE

NSTEoLESALE aud retail de,iers in Leather. Uiies.
~ Fioar aad White Lae MAN pposi,e old State
Bank. sepes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND
MERCHANTS.
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
All Kinds OF Liquors and Vinegar.
, e 4

! INsTASTLY. by the use of
| LACOUR'S ENTIAL OILS.
These Oils .rs Obtained by Dis,l..ioa at the Chemical
e.. OF P,ssss L;ssgf sasho,
lasions, LscOur ou tire MspufSe.ure of Liquors.&c.
sr ARE 4 doss se
LAC0UR's OIL os oOGNAc converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation Of IrpOred Braadies via: 0tari.
s.rs,s cotsas pesinsy Sssnsise n United Vine
fass Saors viii have fall iruity flavor ana seiatia
BY tie the Oil Of Cosnsc to New York Brandy Pe
AFPis ss.s?s SGTPSs os ccSqso sIandy &c.
M'rOasahei. Rye whisky. Old Virginia Nal. Whisky.
OIL OF CEbaST chance, common Rse.iaed whisky to
old iri'h Malt WHISKY and superior article of Scotch
OIL OF PEACH changes common whisky to virsni.
Pe,sa Brandy g. OIL Of Peach aud oil Of oosnac will
on OF GtS converts the poorest whsAy to Holland Gin
kHsf
Ass sHs Mia 'asIss .s sa, gSSa G and
eci Vinegar tha. hs found the market BY the
.esurs coaeen,rAs Acid. Vinegar be maze for
F6 MiRSG GSHoss require 70
pour tn. & 81 Into "a. whisky apd SHAKE well
rtca. oily taste; beautiful colsr xnd hne
ssrs.r co@rson whisky 20 brandy sn so as Srst prop
ery with tho form Of hocaent par
whisky is thus pressed that rriatnz
,s tss ana aeatrs spirit she second property
sons.s "a oily maellliagnon taste impaired TO the
liquor which iss 1t mellow. an imps appearance
s ; sss % ri s aasn IN @hs ss n.a
ders dist ne,On from ths genuine brands impossible.
These oils put in quart tasks; each TASK contains
oil making ttres hundred gallons Of liquor
Puli s.s directions accompany the b0'ts
Fer sale At the corner Of ST. Charles and POydr.s streets
sacked and shrpsS ~i,h bill Of adas &, any part of The
''u.ry upon the '''F' of so soSus * sSi fsrs S.s
parshs.eIs a, good f..h
sh. paei.s. ofs. Oils f thew Do net perform ali
that ella med for th.m they will nothing. iAn5y
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rO nAsONs AxU CsNT4ACToisS.

TENE Piyeoa ownship. Vani'rsu-r
Caurty. lad prepared receive sealed Or eosais
Saturday the 2ist of March rez Tor building two
hesvy bridge Pigeon Creek the
line OF FrauSii adjoining the corporaton o. sas
The be rock. work the Ste-iA Saai
sonc will CO uain about 2o rerches (25 nuNt festto
pereh) msahly estimates viii be raie wer eone aad
material gaich 90 cent VIII be pait
cash dawn. The Board retaining 10 cent until ie com
pean of the Job Plans and specification can be seen or
any Information lgrsi by ADplyng Nr Philip Kramer
the business house of Decker Kramer. Main street.
ian2i-tt
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GAME! GAM Es!

"A SACKS Of R.hsi,s fr,ir. oheseo. AID squirrsl,
-. a by SAH'L vICHERY,
ianl3 Opposite Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
NEW DRUGS,

EICH vIERLTSG hare just opened largo a.sortu en-,
Of Drugs and shich they invite the
ton Of Merchants ard Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Br1-hes
Oils Dy taEs. Spices Perfanery Fancy Articles &c &c.
ALso,i pular Potent Medicines. All kinds Paints
-rouuf OIL Pure And Medicinal
carefully repaired Call at No. IA Waters
under tho journal 0fies. myS-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

lSREsH ARRIVALS
Z ~ cases elexsBt faney Prints;
10 do essort.d bleaeied Iusiil;
100 pieces plain bl lex Lawns;
100 do half mourn Lawns;
SIS do elegant French Robes;
12o DO Oh,lie Beiese, Extra qualities;
500 do assorted Po1see Silk uandkerchiefs;
80 assorted Ribbons. iust reed and for -
by ny5 J. II. MAGHEE & 90 {.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
DagG STORE.

DlGts STORE.
HnR.J.J PEySTS9roN having purch1sed .hs stock of
Medicines opened for salo hy Crawford Bell. few
months since. desires to call the attention of tn. pablc
particularly physicians ani merchants coming .his ey
90 make pu-shses this sssorusnt which will be
staptiy racsyiac additions from the Eastern cities and
which viii be soi los be Afforded hv
other establishment in the West, No ). Washington boch
Bulfiaxs sepsa-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

vNNHE Subscribers in receipt Of their supply of
Fall and Winter BOOTS snd SHOES. selected Tor the
ey and country trade variety and quality
of Meas Childres's which they call
the attention of the pu bile. McREA & WELLS.
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
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PINE LUMRHR AND sHiNGLKs,

u II. BENNETf would respectfully announce 20 the
citizens snd ecaatry that he
the 1fae.ure Lumber for
al aoi eeotngs srticle of his msnuac-
nre) has opened Yard On Carpeutsr street Kra
Foundry. and s sell Wholesale
hefore offered in this city.
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-. - SPfsN =
infsrms the citizens and vicinity that
he will execute all orders In the vsrons department. OF
his profeson with promptness and In the most sentfe
Particular attention paid to the plugging, cleaning an
extracting Of teeth and inserting Of incorrupt teet,
from full hne gold plate. with OF without
gums.
Pivot teeth inserted IN the most approves nsnnt av6
the chidrens teeth esre,uly attended
Ladies waited on ct their iesiaenees dssrVd Once a.
Firststsssk, formerly p. D. Bssy's once. Mv0u-AtI
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dew TpNs.i, appe frsr
Jre.nent Syered ue- r'S tfdceb ~ r'-S
or-. AID cos,e "a se1c BE ey'ct ~ =
ssa.t G. Seoynle, syP4Taat, ss Dfyi nsso ara c'"n
Opp, ros:-lseris IL
Judgment .eYerteoi new NIL c;de7eo, c,sf . a. 10
the event. p5-. .,,.,
lr,ued Be- sr. ctroLs r. Jtsic1 Eas, bsdFJt J-Ittt'
ANNA = e. PssseiagI e1, respondent ~ l1@oei 10
LsDc 4ppsl.S1- =, d.
J1dpmept reversed tnd new trial oT1e-d uhie9s t.e
,isrdf ,,c-s,e stIn lsJ'.ftcr notice Of tls ON.
eGncc the judgment ono''n; 70 he aIc y Ia,
,nre 70 " 0ibeTt, 80, ~ceoTssnoe Vlih tbe IT, %
doun in tho opin5ou NJ J'stiee BH1s~ye. w .t -
,tpu ..iu s.d nerss such rle q rete- nee J.- @ ~
s,snd 10, The amount reported ard net-- Paity - HN
ofthis sppeaL Al ctbeT % al de ne ever 0'
Of the referees repc-t. -, Co.. = Tn.,...
's - Pirdseye Emott, yrti-es
aeo,se s.ns.r sf, william Va imp!esGsc,s H.
Order affirmed with $40 c5s.f.
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aKColp aOAlp.
TUESDAY, Jnuary N-P. v

Tbsrs va fair amount Of business at the morning
Board, and the market generally strong. AZ the
Second BOd, however the market was spiitless, and
In some cases lower prc.s obtained. Ere was heavy
and sold at 62. and 60, seller thirty. Reading was sl}
e&. Central was firm, VlBng at Oh. In Gambler.
land the tendency wac upward again to-day, the mar
he. touching e0l. Panama sold At %, which is
further advance. For Ohio Trust 90 was bad, further
advance. IN Western Shares the business was no.
large, and prices generally were firm. Rock Island
was s9i; Galena, 1861; Toledo, 7e.. Michigan
Southern buoysnt and sold at g. for the opening
Illinois Central fell of to lz, and Ls Crosse to 72l.
IL Railroad Bonds the bu,iness was moderate, bot
prces are without important change. Illinois Centr.ls
cold 9: sSii Erss, 1871, ST. ASA; Hrdson River ID
biEt., tesj IsVs HAZE and A.sp "a Nge. improved
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MARIE ID.

HArLs-cOTrON-In Hartford, WEshlrret Co.r'yl az
Tu.Gssy Jan. ~ BY tie Rev Lyman sGh =, Hor'a CItn
vIa Nj Faye:te Halle aud Elss Cyn;Es " Cottn both
ofPrtoTd.
MEEKINs-HLL-In the city, On "Wednesday no'n, jan 81
Dr. Gillette, Pastor, Thomas w. Mo.sas, b. 81 \ .5th
tnpton M9ss . !ss aGriette L. j, dSCghttr the Rev.
b. u Bill D. D., Of this city.
sNfTH-HENDE RsON-On Tuesdsy, Jsr. q, st the CrIea
c III. Pnritsus by me Rev. Joseph p ThomPs'n' D. D.
Jstoe, Dickinson Smith Lzze dslehte: CT the .sie AexF
j. Henderson, a. Of tt,s city,
VAN .NTWFRP-JLHFs-on Wedn esdsy, Jsr 81, {. the
Cbrrch Of a. Ho.Y Communion, by she Rev Dr. Mailer
ters john r. Van Antwerp az BrooIyn - Mary James
Ssrghter Of TtouL, D. lance Of Newly
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-GESEkAL Ttkx-JAS
29-Prtsent, S. B. STRONG Presiding Justice LvolEk

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-GESrEAL Tikgr IA
-PI..ent S B. sIsoss Presiding su'fiI.i hrslE
DECISIONS.
s6ause. argued Dutehe General Term 10 April 1856 befo
AAnson Lyon appellant Aet ADtopy p osOm respondent
Judgment affirmed.
Dexter b. BSn on snS m;S t b. s m.I
Judgment affirmed.
ssu''' FI..Sns Ju.sce; Biid.sye and E@C Jactees
CHARLES A. Lewis and ADELAIDE A Lewis respondents Sst
Judgment affirmed with costs without prejudice te
application for trial under he statute o. else men.
william l. ROwen' respondent Ss Charles Messy ana DINERS
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered. Costs to
sssc CadSsbac respondent @ The President of Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, spPellsnA
Judgment reversed and new tflal ordered Cos1 70
william r. Bell respondent sst Henry H. Haesi' appellant
John wheelsr ast John Il Mills and others.
Eonsrt set sside, new trial ordered Costs to abide
Tslmsn Orsr and others appellants at Maria OrseI E1eeu.
trix and others, respondepts
40 70 Ss s,eDt,op ~ tse Vii IN oSssep directed 4. he Cir
cait IN wssehester County Costs 70 ABIDE the event.
Order Of the Surrogate affirmed, with costs.
Henry A Gram sst HezekiAh Bradford.
Order appealed from modified 90 ts- So TO direct
srtsAse. the judgment The Ay Of proceed
ssssS fer re s, 81 % s r. - 30 ma
ss.se'se BY - esq neither patty 70 have e'':s Of III.
Causes argued before Roosevelt PresiG,s Iarle. E4sys
Knott J1sess.
Anstn Rose .st- Luthsr Bfzaa AID s,a.gs
Judgment appealed from, and osdes dsnyny nau
A1sos l. Csrwr, respondent 1s TsomA. P.yrs .s,.g.s
Judgment appealed from affirmed with coss Of 90.
92s Am vsn Meet; respondent "a A9s Lltart sA.ra q
Orange County.
Judgment affirmed.
AsSsd before Brown, Pres!ans Justice; sToLs Eus, js
tees
Aaron c. undsrhm agt samuel P. TourssrA
N-faN F~fou 81 =
the event
Argued before Brown Pre.dns justice. sIors md Bsa..,.
-. al, -, Justices
Wn Phppe and oihtfs At John Cctt aud sastkSr
Motion TO dismiss the appeal denied without cos.s-
Brown, Presiding Justice, dissenting.
Arsepe Olivia MorteI and another Chsres
others.
Order Of Surrogate offered with coss
Theron Deyo snd Jonah Travis AZ. William B..sl.y
Judgment reyersed new trial ordered; costs 20 ABIDE
The s,ent-broun, 7. j. dissenting
Ansstasus Nicholas sst. David &. Mills and another
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered costs 20
ashide The
Ira Cole at The Mohawk Valley Farmers Is,aIs1ce &C.
Judgment affirmed with costs
Henry wisl az The City Of WILLIAMSBURG
New uai granted; costs 70 abide event.
Julia Board sgt Gsorse BosId-
Judeuert affirmed with costs
william II, Gleason aud others ag STEPHEN H. TssysI AID
Order made q: Special Tern reversed, with go
MAJ, 2nn voIs, E1, AT. Abraham Purdy and another.
Order AZ Special Term affirmed wi;hoat costs.
People an rel Peter pAyids A. james Wilson and othsr
Order reyer.ed, WITH $40 ccf1, I'D ioqaniaCp
Esssss-BRsp, r. - S1SA'IE
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LIGHTHOUSE At ABsEcoN, rEw.JEss,

In conformity with the Notice Mariners Of ION so'ss
last notice 10 hereby given tina. the Tower and
ins At Abseeom ~ J., are completed, and Absos 80 n
exhibited therefro for the fret time at sunset on we a
January, 1857, and every night thereafter nom 'AA'
sunrise ,,-.u...I ~ A
The Tower Of brick unpslnted, AID 1arrnouHee
The umS ains sppsratu. est.doptrc Of the ffs 'rS1
Fresnel, showing fixed white light al.
focal plane has eleyatsn 81 l6I feet ABOVE
and the sht should be- seem under favorable
from deck Of vessel, Of ordinary size, .. the 1r
about % nautical miles , s,, "a
The approximate position Of this light, dednesd 10" ~
Coast Survey Chsrt, 10;
Lat $50 r. North.
Lon. 40 IS West Of Greenwich
By order Of the Lighthouse Board. $500 ,.,,,
EbwD ~ YARD, Lighthouse ir'pe'""
PHILADELPHIA J1n. 9, 1851.
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BOSTON Jan. 27-Arr. below ships wild Hsnser Beers,
Cslcuts Brewster Clark Cscuta Oncle Toby soas Liver
pool sAiah Punston Whitney, NswOElesns, John Psti
fatten New Orleans; Champion Jenkins MsFssles
Eastern Star Plsbury PseTmoi b. Sherwood New'oneni
saDnen do Hawatba do. Atlas do A. c. Adams V.,e.-
ton; Phens Havana r. A Allen, sayannah-bnss seJtssd
from hstaBzas Sarah, from BIO Dc JsDeIo. = -,
CHARLESTON, Jan z7-Tss u. :. " steamship NsshnA
Cspt Evan from New Ysrk arrived here Monday nta
at O'clock a.,
NEWPORT Jan. 2-Arr bark Nathaniel Coprsl Hsnll
from Zanzibar for Providence Jan D. % Mon'aah nv "
miles spoke ship VIM. Rathbons from Liverpool 0r Ms
York. Also arr. bark Paul Bosss, DiLer from Noble ~
Providence.
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verify Of .ho attention Of 81 csrs 81 70 'aes prop
1sa We egg. Is, our limits prsveai hoe,al extracts
from this portion Of he rePoE oI: SOM en-esy'i 20
mai fpr.ber al usicn 81 sons ia-ure ums
The Trlsses conclude .heT repof' g Cae 80.
burc Ra.rsad aei 'hiDk zoe BocGtodtIs 'f1oald
come "a feel snd believe tina. there Is Eal.e IN re
nopertv AZ no; suffer i: 10 renaic tho mere '0o'oa
nf tna sira.f
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Disassera. &c.

BRIc JANE Mckenzie Of and from Pictou, n g. bsefa
EewYork with cargo Of coal put into st. George. on ne g.
ult, having experienced heavy gales from W. n na ~
lost boats galley sails sprung manmsst, topmAs shd ~.
and compelled TO make for Bermuda being ssg ~
disn obliged TO discharge her cargo Agent D. VIVA
Hisss .,..A,i.
The bark British Merchant, Hopgood from Aslshmxs
Egypt bound to New York, was wrecked Oh the
these islands the morning Of the 18th ult ooe $50
CARLO gum arabic, SIENNA, haxseed and rags Toe
large portion of the gum arabic have been landed a.
ip dry state and most Of the materials have been seo ~
sale Of them takes place to-day The British MeiehAIt
tuns burden years old, owned in Newport "aeS At's""
A. N. J. y. Gilbert.
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