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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-18

4 PROFF READER RUNNING OFF WITH A MARRIED
WoMAN-A great deal of talk has been created in this
community within the past few days, by the rumOred
elopement of man named Wentworth with a married
lady, an English woman, whose characteristic
delicacy prompts to withhold from publication Went
worth had been residing here but short time, and
presented himself regular licensed preacher but
engaged as proof reader to of the daily Offices
A short time ago he declined situation in one of the
other Offices because young engaged in the esab
shment addicted to the ugly habit of the proane
swearing. Nashville Gazette, Nov. 20.
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CANVNHTTTED-

who saws his name is ALLEN, and belongs to MrW-fA
liam Wright of New Hanover county and tnar ne =
forward prove property pay charges and take him
away otherwise he will be dealt with the law directs
Dec 49, Is57-l6.2t J. B. HUSSEY, Jailor
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. nth, 1857.

TURPENTINE-Snce review Of Thursday last the mar
ket has ruled unsettled and prices have materially declined
being % lower all qualities than quoted in last
The market however, closes rather seadier with moder
ate demand from dsles at 50 80 for virgin and yellow
dip and 81 hard $50 lbs The transactions foot
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The FRENCH SLAVE TRADE.-B. Y. writes to the \
York Journal Of Commerce from Havana Dec. / :
The French screw propeller Francis |. Clordue
master arrived here on the 26th u, from Macoo and
the Cape Of Good Hope, l44 days, with $40 Asiatcs
on board This cargo was twice sold before arrival
lst at II ounces per head ($l78 3D. at ounces per
head (S22D and the present holder will realize from
$3O6 to $34O each transaction, for cash. Profit made
by importers to meet the hard times $5O52O first pur-
chaser, $29,628 and the present holder will realize
promptly gain Of at least ST. $40 and probably $780,
1913. Whole profits, $780, 48-helpng circulation"
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

Rslt should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price. In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be Daid,
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TO HIRE.

z WILL BE HIRED FOR ONE YEAR FROM ~
- the first of January next, NEGRO WOMAN =
WI named LYDIA, with one child. ~
Also a Negro Woman named DOLLY, with two children.
The above women first-rate house servants
Also, will be hired at same time, two NEGRO BOYS.
Will be rented for year, at same tme tract OF land
containing about three hundred acres situated the Fed
eral Point road about thirteen miles from Wilmington.
SAML. n. CANNON. Guardian
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Dec. Is. lS57-l6-t
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.

TTNHE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY, incOrpOra-
i ted in $780, with capital of 100000, offer their New
fertilizer for Corn Cotton Tobacco and Kitchen Gardens
that be made 1t has been used with great III
very powerful and yet can be used without danger contact
with the seed The night soil of the city of n w. from which
the fertilizer is manufactured is we'll known as the most
powerful in the world. Price per barrel board
of vessel in New York. 81 5O-for barrels and
under that quantity 81 per barrel Terms Cash pmph-
let will be gratis and post paid to any applicant
KgA trial, however small is respectfully solicited Adj
dress LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
60 COURTLANDT STREET,
IS57 -0rl NpIyY
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DR VIM w. LANE OFFICE CORNER OF MARKET
| and Second Streets, opposite Carolina Hotel.
Nov 9Th 1857 oANIO.u
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A DESTRUCTIVE INsECT.-A small white ant has been
introduced into the island of ST. Helena by vessels from
the coast of Africa, and is destroying everything in the
shape of wood, provisions vegetables and clothing
They eat into the woodwork of houses and then eat up
ali the inside, leaving mere shell. New buildings in
less than two years will fall to ruins by their destructive
operations, which entail loss to the inhabitants of
thousands of pounds annually.
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OUR MOTTO IS ITO PLEASE"
THE GfNN><~ *,
y Wilmington Saddle, Harness ESHgT * III
4 4: q z

4 y " 4 III 4 q T a . y II
7NHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
public that he keeps constantly hand large assort
ment of Coach Gig and Suky Harness. Ladies' and Cen
tIemen's Saddles, Brides, Whips &c. Trunks VaIises
Laddle and Carpet Bags, Satches, fancy Trunks &c
Always on hand large supply Of String Leather ard Fly
Nets and all other articles usually found in such establish
mens all of which he warrants to be of the best material
and Workmanship and will be sold for cash, short
credit to prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks Medical Bags, &C., made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
to nersons buying to manufacture. Whips at wholesale
All kinds ofridng vehicles bought and sold on commission
1 JOHN J. CONOLEY.
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EXECUTORS SALE or NEGROEs.

ON THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY 1853 the subsc1i-
~ Der Executor of Joseph Newkrk, cd will offer at
49c sale at the late residence of said Joseph Newkk
ELEVEN NEGROES belonging to the estate of said dec d.
consisting of men, children Terms made known
at sale. HENRY NEWKIRK Executor
Dec. 1G 1857 86-lt-l5-3t*
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AT NEW YORK COST.
CNTRANGERS VISITING WILMINGTON, WILL FIND
- greater bargains with us, in desirable goods than any
other store. HEDIICk e. RYAN.
Dec. l4th
SYRUP.
900 BARRELS OF HEAVY BODIED SUGAR SYRUP,
Z\O in bright new packages, which will be sold low for
cash. For sale by J. & J. L. HATHAWAY co.
Dec. l4th
NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS indebted to S. w. Whitaker are hereby
"a notified to come forward and make immediate payment
the subscriber otherwise the claims against them will be
placed in suit for collection.
MOODY B. SMITH, Assignee.
June 23d, 1857. 246&43u
j. ROBINSON ~ son
A RE NOW RECEIVING
N WIDE SWEED IRON;
BOXING AXES;
HEAVY TIMBER AXES
IMPROVED TURPENTINE HACKERS;
CAST-STEEL GRUB HOES &C., &C., &c.
Nov. IL, 1857.
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4 900 BUSHELS PRIME NEW WHITE CORN IN
lsOOO store. For sale by
Dec 4th STOKLEY g. OLDHAM

VALUABLE RICE AND PINE LAND FOR SALE.
@ss | OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION IN
<F% Brunswick County, known the OAKS, containing
144 Rice Landl20 of which under cultivation
about 800 Of Oak Upland, cleared good
Farming Land and about 1900 of Pine Land crop
and half of boxes cut, the remainder round trees.
The improvements and extensive, including
Dwelling House, Negro Quarters Stables, &C., also
Thrashing Machine, just completed, costing 900
Terms made easy. Possession given the LIST January
next.
Inquire of the subscriber upon the place, John A. Tay
lor, Wilmington.
JOHN D. TAYLOR.
Oct. 27th 1857. 4+9-tf
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PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.

VXTE ready to make to almost any num-
w Der of Suits by the 25th inst We haze td force
OF first class acOrea. To those who prefer patronzing
home to sending to Philadelphia and New York. beg
say that turn out handsome garment be
made this side Of Paris. Our facilities for conducting the
Merchant Tailoring unequaled. We are almost daily
opening from direct Importation Cloths Cassmeres and
Vestngs, styles and best qualities, at
Dec. l6. BALDWIN'S, 80 Market street.
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SPIRITS TURPENTNE-The market has ruled inactive for
this article during the week. and prices have declined
shade No sales Wednesday, and nothing reported this
morning up the time of closing enquiries 81 cents
offered sellers holding 80 cents Sales for the week
reach only 905 bbls., viz:
Friday lO5 bbls. at 3S cents per gallon.
Monday 200 81 -
Tuesday .... 600 g - 374 . s.
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SEED OATS.
600 BUSHELS PRIME QUALITY SEED OATS
IsOOO just received and for sale by
Dec. lG. STOKIEY & OLDHAM.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED against
IN hunting fishing, ranging stock, or in any other way
on any the lands of the subscriber lying IN
Baden New Hanover countless the fullest penalties OF
the law will be enforced against all tresspassers
Dec 19 1877 -1G-5m* CHARLES HENRY.
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LOST OR NIISLAID,

A NOTE FOR THE HIRE OF A NEGRO--MADE PAY
N able to James |. McDugald, by James R. Grst and
John T. Council for sixty dollars $500 due February 4th
1885, endorsed to j. Mex milford All persons are fore
warned trading for said note was left in my hands
for collection. GEO Nj. WHITE.
Dec 18th, 1857 lou
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PUBLIC Sale
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS OF NAMING
| change in his business, which will hereafter be con
fined to the Grocery Provision and Hardware branches
Dry Goods and continue day to day. until the
Whole is disposed of. Terms made known at sale
JAMES p MOORE.
$500 C~ool, Pr;dra Now Hanover 90 Dec. IL. lS57-l6-2t
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A lone TINE TO WATT.-ln the mldoiC Vi tnS lVCehCl
century the Logrono was made PflSIn ~ vi vi
Rnronndv He ransomed his life by the surrender OF
;mense estates conditioned however, that they should
revert to the heirs of the Count or TINS long time the
estates have been enjoyed by the hefS OF the Duke ana
the ultimate rights of the heirs OF the Count have been
kent in view and recognized The four hundred years
have pxprod and the arrangements have been made for
the transfer of the property The heirs OF the Duke have
offered TO nav twenty millions of francs for title to the
property -
RRIT1sH NoBLEMAN's EsTATE.-Earl Fitzwilliam,
the great wing peer who died in the summer OF 1884,
has left estates that produce an income Vi @1OOOo SGr
ling to the Youngest who maze hillSeil pieaSaty
known in this country few years ago The second son
f 4 EorI hos an income of ESQ O00 while the heir OF
tho oronat Is limited to rental of $l50OO0 instead OF
tho oO0 OoO npr annum upon which his father support
ed the dignity of his great northern name
p-.norv G. Co., LoNDoN-The New York Courier
d Enonrer has received the following despatch, adj
isaed to an intimate friend of Messrs Peabody Co.,
of London
nation than that contained in the despatch already
transmitted which embraces everything contained in the
London Times The name of Peabody is not mentioned
in the newspapers, but the eminent American firm
ferred to is that of Geo Peabody Go. 1t IS under
stood that the Bank of England has promptly responded
TO their CALL and afforded them assistance to the extent
Of one million sterling.
The London Globe of Friday says There is now
much queter feeling IN city circles, and the absence OF
further commercial failures seems to have created ncreas
ed confidence Most persons inclined to believe that
the worst is over and that although occasional disas
ter may occur those mercantile firms who found them
selves embarrassed will be enabled, through the asSis
lance of friends to extrcate themselves. The fact that
a large establishment connected with the United States
has been assisted by the bank, which has prevented
serious failure appears to have produced much satsac
ton"
was blown from gun shot Every vilager who
helped them hanged. The danger ceased, and from
that moment every mutiny strengthened the hands
of the Chief Commissioner In Benares, the very focus
of Hndostan, 200 Europeans cut up three native reg
mentS Fifteen per diem were sent to the gallows
Accordingly an unarned European receives in Benarcs
a reverence he does not in Calcutta In Azimghur Il
single European Planter reduced whole district to Or
der by few acts of terrific severity In Short for
am avoiding Details wherever the Europeans official or
otherwise had any means at ALL and were unresraned
they able to hold millions in check Under these
circumstances they expected from government revou-
tOnary energy the concession of full authority to meet
any Contingency determined effort to re-esablish the
European prestige.
A DESTRUCTIVE INsECT-A small white ant has been
introduced into the island of ST. Helena by vessels from
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

o. ON SATURDAY, the I'd day of January, 1858, WI
* out the late residence of A. L. Moore deceased
all the negroes belonging the estate of said deceased
recurring the usual bond for their hire.
Dec. lS.-l6-2t. GEO. j. MOORE, Adm T.
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IL THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLAN -
I'm TATION situated the West side of New Riv CO.
- err in the county of OnslOw and about II miles -
from jacksonville The of land contains from TWO
TO THREE HUNDRED ACRES seventy or eighty acres OF
which are good for raising Ground Peas the balance of the
Plantation is number Corn land all of which is sit
mated Immediately the banks of the river all of which is
accessible at all times by vessels of light draft There is
land sufficient to work five pOughs The wood land
is sufficient to furnish the farm with all necessary timber
The buildings consists of a dwelling house, Kitchen meat
houses stables and carriage house. ,
Persons DESTROYS to purchase valuable far VIII 90 wen
to examine the premises. ~ =, ,,,or1c1,
Nj.
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NOTICE.
NO1lCE.
TIME SJTRSCPTPEp % No.,

Warsaw, n. c., Dec. 18th, 1867
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05
California Markets,

SAX PsAscIseo. sst1,tsy, o.. 10: =:
DO. do Al So oYse7S 800 do City Mrs s. 80 e 100 dc.
A1nsricsn 900; 800 do sshrsns ELI iao do poes
Wns,r.e.es Of go bag, s,d 200 d. st &c 80 DO At 70
BAsLrYsss S5 bags 600 d. il two o.' ss d. and i'
o.Tsrsae. ofs,o tss, a.21ls.
Porarors-isO bss soii &c. % DO q e5; - DO G. 7sc-
HAYS .uus sold q. SIS 50.
BE.ss~ssles Of no bag. cboi.e B,yo. a. as.
Hlns-saes 81 b,e Hans on ,erns not niSie rrtns
BurrEE f.kins and % do soid terms not s.sed
Sue sp2aO Chin. No 2 aid 100 Do sold at ~ SO
SSi. cru:hcd, nSt in arier :: l5e. IS 10: .: IS
Cisr siooDs-gaes Of 80 Wnslov Green Corn - u
P. s: d. s.ot 81 dos EssS S.oi Jams.
" at So doz do half pint sauces 1t ~ doL 90 pp
Pickles 81 81 so DO pin: sups ss .; DO I'be Jer
'f RIe eIa.. s. m,:. China No. sod IS:
sAapryYsSaes Of 800 doz half AID quarter bxs on private
terms . =. .o, M
Green Teas csnstsrs or pryste tes 3. snc.ion
81 packages Young dyson, 10 b1s. 81 sGjt' % ball che''
C.yDLEs~io boIes Grants Extra AdsnSn.lr.. soa on
private terms; auction lao boxrs Balls Adsnsnttae
sold st 21lc 1e - DO do Hlc - % Do a. zsc
SEQ 40 b DO Ssceb Denass % =. 2c ~ % 70 CO. 90 s.
22!c. 100 50 N do Dsvisis do q: isic
WHrsKy-sale Of IS bbis American Willy private terms
BRAsDY-25 octsves Mixed sod a. 81 25 =,
G-25 cases Voliners and Is TO- London Cab hose sod
CIpER-25 cases CarbQnA.sd eide, sold .. 81
BErR-25 Eastern Ale and % do d. Porter SOD o.
PIpsa~sss ct suction Of 100 Msnis, 22,so; a.
100 d. de- s as Ms.s sa S % q bst"''
B.es.oe bales Sgpsy Bag. .oG :; 10 500 n Ann, %
Bora1 and 40 Enssh Tsrtarc Acid on private
CrMrsr-ssls, by of $50 bbs Newek and gasoa
Sxs,sSsls, ~ 10 600 ses RsawoSd BoaT.s q. S2 50;
10000 Oregon scsn:us at $16 2oo do Do Fencing St
PsuYSI rs- q, 0o0 sold Al 81 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05
UTAH.

Coz. WIN. Rodgers faruthes The Sat. J,..~..
some ADDITIONAL facts he relation 10 the n,ysaess,s
The Morroons Ard the condition of the inhshfs.s.
Carson Valley. II 10 bis opinion thas tbs No-ss,sa.
intend sc remove TO the rsigbborhood Of Vssc,uvs.
leland. They bad become wesried BY the ma. -
noysnces to vhich they have been s1bsctsd = ~
late quarters, and readily answered ihe os1 ~
Brigham Young, or those 10 suthogity, min. ,s..
removal to another 6ed Of opesasiops. Tbs7 40
the last dollar Of indebtedness, and lek VIA a.
wishes of oil. During last Summer toe sn.;rs 49,
nty submitted 10 new baptism, and Il n nrahsn,.
Inst the order for removal was knosn % Ia -
men at that time. They carried with IAN $500, -
amounts of DO wder and other sunuaon 49, 49,
their departure had purchased nearly IN II -s. Ssos
in the Valley Some members Of is ai bed i , Dos
a msuufsctory has been in opers'ion 4. s..r.,.
for the past seven months turning out tvs haad "a :,
volvers per week. They have excellent vwtnss -
abundant material In case they should desirs ;, 3,
ter into conflict with the troops they ere well fui~,
with the means, and il Is thought that the lssscs -
uoite forces with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05
Mi OATS LATER aFRON CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL or rHe sTAR OF THE WEST.


The United s:s.es Nal ssesCs'hip Star % tas We
4. q. Gray oomus.d,sg, siiived q, this pSf ca
WeSsssdsy IRONING having ieh aspnws o. tho hight
sftAs 24tb frr New. York via Havana
u hes alesdy been aanSEG ced that the Pacific Nal
sAeansAip Golden Csc left San Francisco o.. ) with
SAe ssual senmonthy mats, passengers and tressure
bsA hsd 20, proceeded 400 m!ss when she broke
Der sha, and vas compelled 70 put bsck. Her place
sss taken by the Golden Age, by which we hsve Cal
esrss dates to Oct H. sS days lster than TIC sdv'ces
brought BY the Quaker City,
DIED on soAsD NE CoLpES AsE: -
Oct ~ W. H. Boss Of GTeeDbush, hensssi'sr Co. N. "
se>a 20 yesrA
NOst. VI ) Bscnplls AGED yea's, OF peori.y.
Ost - ~ sweeney, III yesrs Of soos1mPtson
< a. Mls Haley or Gloucester MssA OF eonsnmpton Sgd
DIV On board he Star Of the West, Henry woOi. waiter
~ ysAr~
OF g. 10 miles W. o. Hsvss spoke steamship 81. Louis.
TOSi ST. 70 Is ion e1stansed signals with steamship
Bach Wsni5r.
The following 10 the Treasure list Of the Sar Of tie
Wet:
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
CHILLI.

Dates from Valparaiso are to Sept. ID. Very htl,
political news from Chill. The Government has not
organized new Cabinet-sll the attempts male 6j
ST. H. Urmeneta having resulted in his resgnins the
task.
1t IL said tbs. .he President viii grsat an amnesty
du,pg the celebration Of the anniversary OF Tie Irde
pendence.
The Legislative Chambers Dissolved on the 3lst Of
August, but they will bs called together again in eX-
sordinsry session as soon as the Cabinet is formed.
Business is comparatively at stand still, and the
,csIcty Of money ha; ssS ss1Gsd 10 pssyto meGs
The effect OF the large expectation Of cola bas, for
some time, been felt IN commercial eirces during the
first eight months of the year $9l9 9i5 10 silver AMI
1907 s2l IN gold has lef the country beside tao amount
cent from Copispo to the Argentine PovInces, which
brig up the total export to over 81 900 600.
The value Of the exports from Chill for the fret six
months of the year amounts 10 - 81, 473.
The appeal Of the Peruvian Consul, soliciting the
seizure Of the guaDo exported during the time the
islands were in the hands OF General Vivsnco, hss
BEE II dissllowed.
The wires Of the Santiago and Tsics Telegraph are
beir & laid.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

The United States steamer Cahsvbs, J. d. Balssk
Commander, from New-0, lesns via HsvasA suvsl
on Wednesday morsing, hsvisg lek the latter pln
on the 3O.h ult. The steamship Star Of tie WEI ~
Havana early on the morning Of the Sota Aavns ~
California mails and passengers on board NetAie
new q. Havana It a reported thss seversl load Il
Africans had been landed. Exchange arbitrary \.
cordirg to quality, necessity, Sci New York 3sss
premium; London, 9 do The heath OF Havana b
cow very good On the SOsb off the Nom, Pssssd ~
chooner Col. Lister Of New.London; she hsa bsih~
ibboom
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NICARAGUA.
From Our Own Correspondent.


6AN JUAN DEL NORTE OF. 5, 1857.
The brig O:ean Bird, Csps. Rodgers, sailed for
New. York on the 29:h ultlmo with yalis,le csrgo
of hides, cacao, aeersk'ns, Brszl wood, &C.,
amounting to come $ls, 600 10 value aid tu1sos
are constantly arriving from the interior freigase'
with these % ne ar,iclss fox export
There 10 nothing of note from Grsnada sine my
last. Everything, at last accounts, remained quies'
The voting fr President teoh place lass Suodsy,
and il il generally believed that rsrez Is elected,
though nothing Can b de6ni5ely known un:l tss
meeting Of tie Assembly q. M1nagua on the go
pro1imo, when the votes vii se counted and :ae
result announced 10 the pGbGc.
Advertisements in English aad Spanish aye
posted up abOt: towa notifying tie ruthc,
that "all tbs. certain property" &c, kne"n
and described within certain boundsrisS or
all ,ish., title and interes. Of He,ry L. Kinney"
therein. Will be offered for sale q. public au.ton On
the Cd dsy of November mex. BY vi.tue OF nc::-
gage duly recorded and held oy dessrs. Samuel ).
Wood & Son, Of this town. Alas h2w sre me
mighty fallen. Even tie TIE Of Co!oae! is dropped
from the name of thst once brillan. humeug Kin
new. but his memory ia sill cherished n eersan
"due Bills" "acceptsnces," Lens, &c, and no
will lot soon be forgotten by more than ono poor
ws.her-w oman here, whose bills he ca;ted 20 lqo;-
date. The lass known OF ;hs obseurea umirary, re
was at Ruatsn. money! less shceiess, and desPaning
me notice OF the sale Of the properly roioa cen.
sists OF house for which be neve, pt1j), oalstd
o1i;s sensation among o few no. oyer.serdpoous
olj ,cge, and others, enroe1 un1sr :hs NE OF ae
kinney Union Tbo'haye m.nsged &C keep PCS
session BY hook OF crook, D.. are Gov warned 70
leave 90 ibe "a rsoYimo. Cocoanut Smi.a Is 60
entirely dsgusted hat he :hneseus % leave y 'as
EnsI.k nsil steamer 70, AspihwhI provided be
csn raise odd dimes suti, 70 pay his tars) and
The old darkey with whom Ia bas :o- eonle:me past
pr1mj.ed TO settle tina. board Dill ssys, "ludingo,
fe- dis chile y bus. II 6st man s.ays muck "nger
The merchants here have been s.fa!aing lieu
eyes seaward for the past week IN anxious expeta-
lion OF TIE bsIk Ssra.ns which is reporsed ~ haze
s,ilej from your city 70, this port 90 the s9sa Of
Angus. last, bu: 90 yet Ete does no. mAAe her sp-
peafanee.
The people hereatouts sre beginning 70 DESPAIR OF
The opt ming IL ihit T,an,. route No one he'e Dc
ies.d that Webster ceuid possibly accomplish any
Thing, or that Any respectable capitalist Uoo'd eoI-
sem 10 have HE ma mo eeocected with 20 notorious
,tsTae.er. Bu. il VAS hoped that the matter Md
be "a sone way managed 80 tsst Go fouts nisas DC
as1ip II some way iraTeIsd Hnheus 'ae Iran'Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-05
Il EITHER AND THREE CHILD1ENY
DROWNED. -

tofresToncercs OF H0s n T. Tbbeke.
JAsTsPoRT, SUFFOLK Co., L. l., Nov. s. 1857.
Yesterday our quiet little village thrown ntot Ss
greatest distress by the following circums.sses;
About 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Josiah w. Haskell, farasrly
irooklyn took bis three little boys Of sni 10 years
Gage, TO give them sail On iste Peconic Bay. TIE
weather at the time vas remarkably pls.ssnt aad vsU
little wind. They had been sbsspt bat Ltsls moro
tran ca hour, whtn their boat was seen - cspssIS
By shG. ms VIC aye us.bla TO say, as Mr. II sssea
vao En- pe.t boa!rsr SAT in the habit OF sons
on The bsy il eli sots of weather. The pisscmpus,
i The. sudieI few Of Sipd ST. uck The "a ans ospsSss
heir boat And dissesEIes 10 :else, the fsaer 80
'bfee lftle on. s were dI1Saej. Up 70 his nne "
boy CT tie JocDsed oUly hss ossn IeSo's 81.
keasgreq oil be tskeD to-day 10 recover tss ot.s'
Scoies PoGiP were CE ice lc9ksut ah dsy. bns snis
oai suassss. r.. II. leaves Q whS ans iasAa' 's'-
sbo-. tT Ilc.tky Cd.