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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02


There lie rather increased nquiry for bullion to-day,
ano the premium is / al y cent, showing r cent I'D.
vance. Some of the soveregns which came by the
Persi. are being bought for return % Liverpool In
money there ia some relief 10 the street call loans
and in bank but confidence does not appear yet TO
have revisited the discount houses " aoy extent.
Parties who are driven TO the street for discounts have
still TO Day very heavy shsves. The large banks, as
far ss We can Learn are meeting the demands Of bor-
rowers with considerable lbersity, ard where the
PAPER offered i. satisfactory il is understood tina. IN
most cases the dealer has cause Of comp aot. Time
leans on colsterss, when Of unexceptionabe
character, are very difficult TO negotiate, and hga
rates are paid
The Erie Railroad Company will follow the eIsm-
pie of the Michigan Southern in making large re-
duction of running expenses, including considerable
cutting down Of the salaries of the officers Mr. Pre.-
dept Msran by invitation, will ADDRESS the Board of
Brokers' on Monday at p m, on the subject Of the
affairs Of the Erie Railroad.
The interest due LIST Nov. on the bot1s OF the Rsn
$40 & Paterson road will be psid a. the Bank of
North America. The interest on the Let Mortgage
bonds of Harlem road due lst Nov, will BY paid at
No. SO Pine street.
The Terre Haute, Alton and st. Louis Road will
nay the coupons of the Bellevlle aud 1linoisOwn I'd
mortgage bonds in currency at ST. Louis on and after
Nov. lst.
Messrs. Winslow, LsDier & Co will psy the semi
annual interest on the Madison and Indianapolis Rail
road first mortgage bonds.
The coupons of the City of Davenport due Eovem-
Der |, will be paid by the Bank of North America
TIE Little Miami Road will pay its November cou-
pops at the Bark of North America, Nov 2, and its
coupons due in May remaining unpaid.
TIE interest warrants on the second mortgage bonds
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
Compsny will be paid on Nov. , by F. S. Bond, No.
Il Nassau street
The follow is statement of business at the United
State. Assay Office at New.York, for the month end
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Nv Telearaph.

BOSTON Nov AR day ship Cinennstus pos.s. -
Calcutta; barks speedwel Halves. from Caps Of Goa Hsr'
konveyn MGR from Malaga IVA
Al Cape Town, Sept 2 ssip Judith Brown, ron Sssv ~
for Alsos Bay, two asysi brs Noble. sPesf no" Ns'
cHXbIIsroN, Oct n-rhe u. 8 M.ssssnssil 49,
ASaer. Cspa Turner from New York auivsd hss 49,
he nerliog.
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...... .SUspAY. Nov, 1.

Arrived .SUsDAr, Nov. l.
4s p... to William. daion Two 9th: en- 1' %. A' sss
Oct 46 80 lon Is So had severe gale iuriss ~6ch E
IS lon 3d. exchanged sigma. with ,Sp O. B. LANAI. s.a,;
ost lat 20 Ion y q saw ship O. .snssr hsaS. sosa
hence t'r Liverpool Oct IL LAT - s On %. spoke b. b
p.ss % 6. e. Marshall Co. A'''T' w. = "S'' ~
nell, Minturn L CO. Had ene birth on sOsd during ne
me.e and pas. to Dunbar Dimon
ssa WSI:.sa han stsensrsfe, Bremen 81 dsy' ndss Nd
Bst Dorst,s tsrsm Grabso Bremen 50 dys ballast nd
p .,s 2 k.1R n-: bss a d';,a. en- the
p.:: 70 ssnniSs, Muller a' Ses:ins s''1'' Gays
.rs soon ss ssncn nst9 .s
Big GI.ce ~,,hnson, White Ma.s. Sep. 2 and oibrs
sssSs s.:;.ry Wind. .GiHs the p.., ssss'
Bug Penob.eo, lOf ssrsOr, Gdserly, Arseeibo =
800 sn 70 'pole bark Tisres Or Ceswey Is days ho.
bseh RIVER JAM for Lonaon, sho Of prevlrgnsi sPPiss
a 1 Fsss;. !, a.. ,sn d .gss.s S T
saw BERN brig about miles 10 tho eastward, eth oss
ssiIm,. ',eeTns The has experienced heavy vsss
Brig Three s.ter. Robbins. Cette Aus a. with sat- VIA
&C. 70 Nsiion Place Passed Gibrslter Sept b HAD zee"
BIZ. AnOre lOf WsdObOrO) GeJcr Cur,co. Oct mds. y
NOM rstson Has experienced heavy weather Loot msS
s %S.. L Bowman (of PASSPORT Wooster k.c'so 9
sehi aowMd Rogers LombreiO 70 days ss.no e, =,
pass T. Z, Ncksson The bark Venus Aklnioa hsnys .ss
S9,sSoa pasted Lombrero Oct H. The bark fhn.s pie
p nom rnisdep for Lssusyra Is days oas passed LOW
sehr Dolphin Heernanee Gsboon Coat 81 Africa % aAyt
pam ol DC 10 b. Mumfo.e Bros The D. has exprnsaSea
heavy weather
schr Equator tBr) Johnson Elthue Il days, fruit 70 0
sehT shannon tsrD HOtehnson, Nassau days fsa
10 Er.ss Has eIperis need heavy westerly winds inc
osppc Tot rortianc with Of shocks bend 70 Seo
wrecked Hbor leland on the nth; cargo sSd eres
for Gibraltar
sehr EdvHd Hill q masted q Newburyport Arsy. No.
Sound - -
schr. Ocean Bird (Brl Lockhsrt Windsor N. g., ~
plaster t. master.
sehi Bay STATE Sherwood Boston days. mdss to Dsysa
spissUe
schr. G'lO.a Hslett, Boston for Fre!,rteEsbarf Va
schE. Pearl Kelly New. Bedford for Albany
sctr Benny Clay Homsn', New Bsstotd fot Albany
SchE. Roanoke Jones, TaGpton for Etzabethport.
Sloop America Reynolds Providence.
Steamer CuTsw Williams. PrOvdenes 10 hours sdss
70 Isaac Ocel. =
Steamer Potomshs, c.shusn, New Bedford 10 hours WITH
ndse. 10 Joe Alien
m Nd 1sv
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La " LNI,ELLIGENCE.
eppREME ooURT-sfEcIi, r.KS-oet. 3i.-sefore Jress
PsAEoDY.
DECISION,
Morris l. Samuel agt. EdwiB N. Dapp.-Refsrred
Puss

SUPERIOR COURT GENERAL TRRs OF al Before
JUDE, DUss, BoswoaTH, HoTfnss and WooDRoIF
DECISIONS.
jesse Hoyt sgt. Henry Sheldon ct sl.-Ordered that
he thai h this 2eIy had Special Term, and
tAs appellant 10 entitled 70 be hesld on his appeal
Albert Storer ct al. sgt Cnsres A. Coe.-0r1er
,e66.a to restore the Injunction. Costs Of appeal slo
- sbSde event Of suit.
SPECIAL TLsN-8eiore EoFySAs.
O. Walker et al Executors sgt. Garrett II. Her.
Aiehson-PlainuH be charged with the value OF tne
osAsed property the Hh October 1913 te suo az. 70 De
Isaac NJ. Wright, 81 sgt Samuel Mloank, Jr.-
JED sment Tor the plaintiff with coats
P,tsr O. Van Zsndt sgt. The Mayor. Aldermen,
ks-Judsmen for plaintiff demurrer, with leave to answer
&. H. Liieptbsl egi. joan Contradiction for 10.
Junction denied Temporary Injunction dischssed.
Mary Wihisuls sgt. Ellen Foley, &c.-Motion that
be delivered denied and properly be resOd terms
William Watt agt. Harrison q. Dyar-Judgmens
plaintiff, vito interest a. FIVE per cent and costs
The American Exchange Bank sgt. e. U. Smith -
Notion 70 set aside judgment denied with IS costs
John T. Metcalf sgt. Horace V. SPECIALIZATION for
D receiver granted
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RI NsysA Rirer Boafs-7ao bhls po., -.
Whs,t l45 30. Com, els %. Oats ss =. ssA
100 pir. Oh Cake, III do WHISKY. 20 Co. A.l., IssS
Nv "a, E,is RaIrss&-5,a4s bib rlo.r as A, -,
az 81. Beef 10 pigs Ashe- Ss Do Bst.e, ~ H.
-. a.. & SIS .ides Leather. ~~F~s~ -
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COURT CALENpAl-y,,. n

AupRlns CouRr-UiRcur-Nos az 2t9 2,3
,sss I5ea scs l62l let 2s4 ess 10 IN "a ~ aos
SUPREME CouRr-SrrcIAL TERs-No special term
Or Novsnbsr =.
CovRr OF COMMON PLrAs-Ne trial term for No
avyrplen CerRY--TRIAL TBRx-Nos. q, 2S5, 29s.
e. a. o. Ia "a Sse tsl. ga ~ ~ az Ss a. ia an
60 Il z, So, Us sas, 81. los, sis ~
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The American exchange Bank has declared . semi
annual dividend Of three = cent. payable on the %
Of November. leaving fair surplus.
Albert II. Ecosy' regular semi.weskly suction sale
of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday, Nov.
d at l2l o'clock at the Meichan,s Exchange.
s. Draper will hoId a special sale OF Bonds and
stocks. al the Merchants Exchange, on Monday,
November I'd, at half pact l? O'CLOCK.
The following sales of Stscks and Bonds were made
at auction by S. Draper.
e. ooo N;..ou rsr cent Bondi Interest sdded...... o.
eco Milwaukee and Horizon g. interest sddsd... 10
50 ,h.res Peoples Bspk ~
10 .h,,e. Arts.nss Bsnk ~
On 49, SsxYork Life Insurance. and Trust Co...i27dl3t
20 ,bs,s. limited States Fire Insurance loSf
20 ,h,,s. New odd Fire Iosursnce Co %
Also the following BY Adrian II Muller;
saWO Syracuse Binshxnp.or and New York RR...Fi. q
50 shares Staten Island sne New fork Ferry Co.... 10
Also-the following BY Albert ID. Nicolay:
Al eco Tennessee g. interest added Ill
All oo n;l. % and Beoit interest sdded. 81
eltos Missouri g.. interest sddre
siooo Miiwsbtre ana Horizon So interest sdded... 81
q 600 yiy,in. 6. Interest sdded 7si
10 share, Im porter snd Tsdon bsnk...'.........
10 ,hA,es Phrnix Fire insurance
20 share. Fxc.l.or Insurance. 100
shares Commercial Insurance Co 81
20 shares EtDa Irursnee Co
% shsrrs 9rocers Ssm Sugar Rehnias Coz. 8
An interes: dividend Of ELI Gent sanun IA,
been declared on the outstanding scrip of the Sun Mu
tuL Insurance Conpsuy, and VII b pad on the ID
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Withholding the day, N. n. w.

EoproLK. Oct S-The sehr Cordelis from Muscsso fsr
N.w-YoIk, put In h.ie IL distress
lBy teleg to Elvood WJt>r, esa
KY "Esr Oct Al Am happy inform you that there hSs
been no wrek1 except the Br brig Belle from yGns.os
ballast, for HALIFAX, ashore about the sth lns mater
have been sold for shout 500 Woikmen epb2{
upon the new hshh building upon Losserhesd Key
tusaa uederstsnd II s 90 feet hisn and vt Be fs
soon - possible The schr. Lucy Withssm lof w@nfSs
here for repairs having lost sails and sprung slssk TasH
s'tl here among two vessels; death and two sea
lBy letters 20 Elwosd Wasss. esa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

MINIATURE ALhxAc.....TsD piy
eun-Riss.... 6:5t Ieets........f:to Moon -k<es. -
HisH wAYrR....rsi DAT.
Sandy Hook.. 6:47 Gov. Ispd... 7:57m Hell Gsfs IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

NEw-JxRsEY lRsIIRoaO.-On and after Monday
several change. win be sds in the running Of the trsns
the Nev.Jsrsey Railroad The train 70 New York
viii Newark a, snarer sr ak and the $50 train
hor SeVYo,k viii b. changed toe:5oh The train nov
tesvisr sew0k for NevYork st ~ VII leave. under
Ne arrangement, tsp The morning and y AIT
sr, from SevsTt and the morning. tad 10 afternoon
rom s.vYorh will he emitted TIE Afternoon tran
from New York 90 Elizabeth Will also b. di.continusd
iN.wark Mercury, Saturday.
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RRnnKLYN CITY COuRr-sr,cI.L TKRn.

On Saturday Judge Culver announced that he would
oryspixe the Court November Term Monday dsy
and would adjourn to the following Monday when ne would
take the first twenty the Calendar No default OF
inauests win be allowed on the first Monday.
The Grand Jury into Court and having completed their
hbors made tbetollowins presentment
10 hs Byookyn City Court The Grand jury impsnneled
81 the October Term Of the said Court In closing Their asors
kee leave present the COur that they have visited and
pptey npected the condition Of the jail Of the County nov
Snder the charge Of Burdett StrykeT, esq. Sheriff.
We find examination Of cells Of the female prisoners that
they greatly deficient In construction lac kn suitable ven
tlation. furnished but the
within the cell. 10 of necessity impure and the spsrtnen
wholly unsuitable for sleeping Toe cells occupied BY male
DrsoDer better ventilated but greatly exposed 70
stencil and h BY Of the condts pipes carrying on
the 6hy and contents of chamber buckets The cells OF
tAe whole jail too low and thereby subjected 70 impure
air Two stories least should be added TO each Of the wnss
Of the jail appropriated cells This wood elevate the cells
TO free circulation Of air and al the time
lsssen the facilities for escape
The roofs those wings present In insecure
sfse and have rendered the Of
ssa prisoners under the former Sheriff These nsecures IN
the M and defect IN tho construction Of tbs apartments and
a2pndases ehseeabe not to the Sheriff bat TO the
Of the Board Of Supervisors The attention Of tbs.
body should directed 10 the unsafe condition of the
jail The Grand Jury found several prisoners awaiting trial
and tried but whose trial in several
70 have ssntaby delayed They learned from
OF the psouer he had been months awaiting
s trial large proportion If those In Jail have been
there for ino1cson. The Grand Jury panied
intoxieson Many Of them mothers
having ehdfen At home rowing abroad the streets and
ree 1rths Of females of lrsh descent
Below submit TO the Court the statistics furnished
hsm the j,ilot for the last three months
whole aameer now imprisoned for inoxes:on u.s. males a;
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There is no expectation with those engaged in the
trade that the price Of coal will be lower this year
there being demand for all that is mined at current
rates. but as the cost Of mining has been reduced next
seasons prices viii probably be lower.
The following lie the statement of the Providence
banks for the lsst five weeks:
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wos1nr o. isit.,asH.-Ta Ns1.rt Da-s Id


90. q lvSe c5fhng fLs which cnrioyss ges. non-
t"i q rns enrssed In eo'tns foce' Tor the
spDf fde and d sfn ssoFTlJ irving ss hshos
Yes concert are aorussS formerly h. the habit OF
s-ro afse np,, a rSs 70 sssnt the county, By
thy We. ,ls,riba.ed 20 the lsrpe-s daughters
vs-e IN .bs bAht OF can Ia pin money" during winter
D. fAk AeU IN In conasQnsDoe Of the number Of
,s a. SewGrs 30 ars un.mp Dyed sad bs ability Of farmers
generally Their daughters TIE firm has resolved 10
their business and 10 give out al their
POI, s in nesA wbo dependent upon their needles for
tbs sapport
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Total ...................................l.s7

TIE Grand Jury believe that tenth. Of
the liquor sold 10 this class u sold 10 violation
and that the sellers IN such rather than the eb
should BE- suffering the penalties Of the law The jury
IRE. 20 state that Through deecOn Of the public function
aries the lsw unlicensed selling remains nearly dead
,ter upon book yet they believe that in the hsads
Of faithful pereverns hones officers mnister2sand judicial
he present. law imperfect ~ Ia would do with
ar shs of tb. evils flowing from intoxicating drinks While
The CITY abounds with unlicensed dnhops the jury csnno,
lesrp that the Of Excise whose sworn duty
10 prosecute ofenses under the lay, have In single in
stance discharged their dsfy Had one tenth o. the PenAie
under this law exsced a. the hands OF the OF
tenders the Jury believe fund would have been
ssGeient to support all the poor tn our county , 4,
out Of SOC retail shops and saloons IN the sy ths
Grand jury that 800 have been licensed The rest
ssp op en- violation and that too under the yes
q tAe public netoases In view Of the amount Of crime
suffering psupem ard increased tsxson nov staring W IN
the fs the Jury present this Illegal unlicensed ase IN W
te.satps liquors evil calling loudly for redress
He Grand Jury happy learn fo1 the prisoners ana
oss visiting the Jail ths, sbef syker 10 insefsns.ee In
his care and attention 70 those under his charge that bic hu
nany ana sneness q heart have contributed much TO the
q hs prisoners and his sympathy and courtesy have
commended him 10 all those who occasionally 20 look
after visit thsiI imprisoned frisnds.
Signed b. the Grand Jury
D. B. HAsBRoUcY. Foreman
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Totslhhds........,...................... l6t.1

NAVAL STORESSprts Turp.nt'ne has been 10 Improved
request both for home and but the transactions
have limited owing 20 the advanced Of holders
fsr the the sales include $50 bbs partly In shipping
order 4d4ic chiefly the latter closing buoysDtly
10 dull 80 g $50 n with ample supply sale
the $50 bbls Common kOsin 10 stea fy and
little NOR. active sales Of 100 bbls sest ~ Is $40 b.
quite usuid depressed have only notice sale Of 100
Dbl. fire No 81 q 3sO 10 IN yard Tar and Pitch are in
limited demand bIt pices are without change
OILS dull and kinds quite depressed American
Lns,ed continues droop sales Of eco 1000 gallons
fro crusher, bands 81 d63 English sells slowly abou.
the zane rates Crude Whale and sperm Commune without
movement. ADd prices merely nominal Manufactured
sale at s3 y. IS quarts and 50 2io % IS for pn.s
Os continue ansoii and the small sales making
are n guide n the market
PROVIsI OSs-The dersnd for Pork 10 scve and the
and Pr Mess .he sales as bbs so % for Mess
81 &H IS for Clear. and S'6Gs6 . for Prime Prime
Mess noniss Beefis in better demand snd rather hrnsr
the sriyas sr Gales Of 225 bos az IS 81 for
try Prime 50 SO ~ for do Mess SO dS2 for old
pseked Western Mesa IL 50d GA for extra d. Is fer
rev extra Ohio Prime Mess IL nominal Cut Meats n0m
raj Bscon firm sales Of II hbda smoked Western iac
$50 bbs and ieces Col2ic for ordinary prime and l3
for choice Dressed Hoss in fair reqass ~ tGSc Butter
10 good request M 0lec for Ohio, and 10 &c 81
Cheese in demand al s! dstc
RlCE-Th. msIAet 10 barely sustained and the sales
limited with but ncdsste stock Of prime Sales Of $50 ts.
Of S. Sdei 81.
SEEDs-CaleGua Lnseed dull and heavy with small ,aes
n Boston at Q S5ds 40 y blsb-l, cash.
SUGARs-We have had the usual Saturdays market quie:
ard u CHANGED The sslss S05 hki Cuba Musavad0
EIec vhs stock to-day 10 a. follows:
Cuba .......hhds a. ia5 English Isles. ....hhds. ID
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Tue fUHUWIbb - WE p "'~'1'e-~ VI y
value Of certain EIpors from the commencement

p.sI.sse a compared with 1855. SIS
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day. and for the year 1857 thus far
as follows:
Steamship Black Warrior Havana Doubloons... $500 o.
Steamship Asia Liverpool Eng gold ard silver. IS ~ 81
Steamship kangaroo Liverpool America, gold. $3.50 o.
Total for the week. Stl6+4 s!
Previously reported. Oll,s7 II
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pay In the administration of Presi.

p6r In the administration of Presi-
dent Pierce it is remarkable feature
that his Cabinet have remained intact
from its com menccment. Not a siogle
change that has taken place in its con-
struction, since four years ago it was or
ganizcd. This is the first time 10 the
history of the government that it has
During Washington's ad-
there was q change of
Post Master General, and during j.
Quincy Adams of Secretary OF War.
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nes- John S. Edwards, one Of the

p@- John s. Edwards, one of the
few remaining veterans of our first revo-
lutionary struggle, and the Oldest inhab-
liant Of Springfield, died on Saturday
night last, at the advanced age Of 93.-
He was born in Dedham in 764,whcnce
his fathers family removed to Norwich
Ct., before the commehcement OF hos
tilities. His father was killed at tbt
battle of Bunker Hill, and he himself
iu 1881, entered the 4th regiment, lst
brigade, stationed at Saltwater. Ht
was married in Russell in 1897, and re
moved to Springfield in 1901, where be
has since resided "Fathci Edwards,
whose we'll known face graced our 4th OF
July celebrations, aud whose pleasant
prat,le of the old, old times, when our
infant country was but just arising from
under the yoke of Great Britain, anus.
ed us-who had kindly greeting for all
and cheerful words gone, at last,
and another link is broken that bound
the busy present to the dreamy past
Spriug. Repub.
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ANTI-SLAvERY CONVENTION.

THE friends Of the INN ediate abolition
Il Of American Slavery, in all the towns
and villages in this State, nre urgently
invited to assemble in convention Mt
Richmond IIa II in the City Of Providence
on Saturday the 25th of April at 10 o.
clock A NJ and the day following. 1t is
expected that the Rev Samuel May, Jr
William Lloyd Garrison, Charles l.. Re-
mond. and Parkr Pillsbury will be in
attendance.
The undersi gned earnestly hope in Civ
ing thi invitation to all friends Of freedom
that n strong demonstration will go out
from Rhode Is sland against the diabolical
de eds of American kidnnppers whether
forme d in Church, State or on the Judicial
Bench.
pay meetings free-Evenipgs . small
admission fee will be required to defray
expenees.
Samuel n Chace, ASA airbann
Elizabeth d. Cbaes, Anna r Fairbanks,
A. r. James. Tbos w. Hathaway,
Edward n. Msgill, Mary ". Adams,
Geo. James Adsns So2
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HARVARD COLLEGE The ordina

HARVARD COLLEGE The ordinary
routine of college life has recently beer
disturbed by an extraordinary occurrence
Il seems that student of divinity, pro-
Tossing to be a spiritual medium ven,
tured TO invite several members of the
Faculty to witness his surprising feats,
which are said to have surpassed any SIM
liar performance fthis nature. But his
career was suddenly checked by the dis
covery made by a professor of the Scien,
tifc School, that the tables were moved
and the music of the spirits were produc-
ed by a trick of his feet. A meeting of
the Faculty has been held and the mat
ter investigated, which has resulted in
the expulsion of the student, who has
hitherto sustained an unblemished repu-
tation,
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s~- The sloop Maseppa, of about
thirty tons, Of this place--Capt Silas
Fitch-had rather narrow escape from
being lost while ON her passage from
Block Island to this place, last week.
having on Loard family, their house.
hold goods, horse and several sheep.
She left the island on Wednesday With
. favorable wind, but on her way en-
countered such rough weather and heavy
sea-the vessel running nearly half her
length under water at every plunge
that it became necessary to take in all
the sails, run before the wind out into
the ocean, about one hundred miles dis.
tapce. The horse, sheep, and every
thing on deck were washed overheard
and lost. The sails we're covered with
ice and it was with the utmost difficulty
that they could be again boisted ane
the vessel put in sailing order. Sh'
however, arrived here on Saturday morn
ing, without having received but little
if any, injury.