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FUTURE DAYS.
BY A. GREEN, AuctionQer.

by a. UHEEN, AnctlOneer.
TWO HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME HousEs
II With BRICK BASEMENT AND CARLETON 18TH,
BETWEEN u AND h STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY September Sd, | shall sell, in from,
OF the premises, at o'clock p. m, Lot No. s, "a
Square No. l4l, rs wing front of 81 feet inches
on 18th street west running back lS5 feet inches
with the improvements, which are two handsome
two-story Frame Houses, with brick easements and
garrets, passages, pantry and hack porch, contain
Ing nine good and conveniently ed rooms each
This property is handsomely located on 18th street
west, between q and III streets north.
Terms: One-fouTth cash the balance in 6, u, Is
and "a months, for notes bearing interest from DAY
OF sale. deed gwen and a deed of trust taken.
The property Will be sold together or separate
as it may suit purchasers.
an I'D A.GREEN, Auct
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By C. w. BOTELER, Auct,oneer.

HOUSE AND LOT ON STREET AT Auc-
II TIoN;-By virtue of deed of trust from Mrs.
Noyember, 1856, and recorded in the Land Records
OF w washington county, District OF Columbia, in
poses of said trust will be sold at public auction on
me premises, on r. street north, on TUESDAY, the
part Of the G St G 5 S 2SS SSG M al that
40 IN Washington city, beginning for the same at
dred and forty feet and nine inches from the south
west corner OF SAID square, and running thence north
seventy one feet and six inches with the western
conveyed by David Saunders and wife to Roger c.
WeIghtman, to the use of Mary :. Scott; thence
east ieet inches thence north Is feet ~ inches;
thence = feet 10 and one third inches; thence
south 90 feet inch and half; thence east % feet
inches and one third OF an inch to the place Of be-
ginning.
The improvements consist of a good three story
brick dwelling and basement, with large twO-story
nack hnlldng and the whole well arranged for
Terms of sale: s2,n00 in cash. and the residue for
notes IN equal sums payable in six, twelve and .sh-
teen months, with interest. deed will be given
payments. The expenses Of the deeds to be at the
cost OF the purchaser.
The Trustee reserves the right TO himself, At his
option, to sell the proparty at the risk and cost
OF the purchaser, by giving FIVE days notice of the
the terms thereof are not complied with by the pur-
chaser within five days after the sale.
HE promises are now under lease for SEQ per
annum the lease 70 expire on the st day of October
le5O. HENRY NJ. MORFTT, Trustee.
c. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
HI THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARY
Barney provided for IN said deed are requested to
leave their accounts and vouchers at the Office of
the Trustee, on IA street. July II-eoddds
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account of the rain until THURSDAY. the st
instant, to take place upon the premises, az O'Clock
pm aug5-d
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
POS FPONED until thursday the 9th of Au-
gust to take place on the premises at O'clk p. m.
IL IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN
the above sale rs further postponed until THURS
DAY, the 10th day of September 1851 to take place
on the premises at O'cock p. IN.
HENRY NJ. MORFIT, Trustee.
au 23-eo&ds G.. w. BOTEIER Auct
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AUCTIONS SALES.

!. BY WALL BARNARD Auctioneers.
!a - AEc9os:-Ie shah seil On F fH Sep,
No Hunting full III ] e Soopef mas
No. One DO. skeleton Lever; Railway Time keep
eli. 5ohn m1sisa PstsS No s1tew
No; T One Patent Lever, full-jeweled, No. 1885,
aua WALL & BARNARD, Auct'rs.
By JAS. c. Enquire, Auctioneer.
FUhRNIpSRGE, TRtAR1FIXITUREs, &c. AT
O'clock al the asnoIa House, ON north s sn
between 10th and 18th streets west, shall sell all
Msrbe Bar Counter asG and PSoS gster Box
E EI%be NI sit EnsTavingsS, 0LlcIoth
Tables, Tin ssife' Kitchen S%air Utensils, &C.
stoves. Bedsteads, Mattresses, BoIsters and Pill
Terms: s20 and under cash over that sum
credit Oh 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
au sid JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
By WALL BARNARD, Auotloneers.
B9T3}ITES TAM hNp M SH0 NiS At ACTION on
sell; at our Auction Rooms, commencing about
O'Clock, large assortment of Boots and Shoes of
Mems Patent Leather Caters and Rip do.
cases mems heavy Boots
Ladies' black, brown, and colored Caters
ladies' morocco, kid, and satin Slippers
Misses and children;s Boots and Shoes
Boys and youths Shoes and Caters
Chlldren's Shoes, &c.
With many other articles in the Shoe line.
.s All OF which Will be positively sold without re-
an SILT WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD
WEE pSNSTMfaS
September I'd, at o ciock, on the premises, shall
sell parts of Lots No. u and 10. in square numbered
$40, fronting 10 feet on Third street west, between
and streets north, running hack 9S feet inches,
dweIlng-house. Title indsputabe.
Terms One third cash the residue in 6 and IL
months, with interest secured bv a deed of trust on
the premises. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
aug sd --------- Auctioneer.
by JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
TNRESERYED SALE OF $1,000 WORTH
~ OF DRY GooDs.-On THURSDAY MORN
that hour from day to day until the whole closed
out) shall sell, at the New York Cash Store, on
the south side Of Penn. avenue, between 9Th and
TIN streets, an extensive assortment of Dry Goods
Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Alpacas
MerInOs, Berexes, Deames
Bombasns, Winter Plaids
Glnghams, Flannels, Domestics, DC.
Cloths, CassImeres, FestIngs
| Under, shirts, Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves
Fine Wool Blankets, Marseilles q ullts
roweiing, turnItnre Prints
| ClOaks, Silks, Rlbands
| Lace, EmbroIdcries, &c.
| Together with a complete assortment of goods in
| the line.
Terms: S3D and under, cash over that sum a
credit of 49, 60, and 81 days. for approx ed endorsed
ed JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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DIED,

On Monday morning. S1st instant, Mr.. SAMUEL
WARDE Ill, aged 81. The highest style of
mana christian.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
near the Circle, on Tuesday evening, at O'Clock.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
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More Troops for India.

HALIFAX, Aug. 3l.-Orders have been received
here for equipping four regiments for immed at,
dispatch 10 India.
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A DELEGATION of Omaha Indians, five in mum
bur two squaws) arrived in town this morning
and are stopping at Mahers.
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THE MARKETS
More Suspensions. &c,

BUFFALO, August 29.-The Reciprocity. for
meTly the Sackeits Harbor Bank, closed its doors
this morning, but will probably resume on Mon
day.
Messrs- Williams, Tanner q Co, forwarders,
suspended payment yesterday afternoon.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Mr. Ludlow cashier Of
the ONO Trust Company. has been arrested on
the suits Of the Merchants Bank Of Wheeling
and Farmers Bank of Virginia.
Providence, X. L., August 3O-The Tiyerton
Bank has been temporarily enjoined on the appli-
Gallon OF the bank commissioners The bank i
owned out of the State, and its circulation is in
the West. -
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The Ohio River.
Baltimore Markets

WHEELING, VA. Aug. 3I.-The river, to-day
Is 5 feet, and steady
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National Emancipation Convention.

ton Emancipation Society" was organized last
evening, with the following officers: President
Prof Is. Silliman; Corresponding Secretary
Ellhu Burriti Treasurer, Robert Lindey Muir
ray. The resolution TO make the General Govern
nlent the agent for the people IN emancipatinc
slaves was adopted. The convention then ad-
journed SINE de
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beautiful MARBLE WORK.

The most beautiful ITALIAN MARBLE MON
IMENT ever beheld in this vicinity, just imported
from Italy, may he seen at ALIEN. RETHER-
EORD,S Marble Yard, opposite the Union Office,
pennsylvania avenue,
IL Persons VIII admire rich specimens of art are
invited to call and examine.
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PROFESSOR SCHEEL.-By the advertisement in
another column it will be seen that this accomp
lished teacher of music has been secured profes
siolaIly at Miss Harrover's school, GEORGETOWN
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Accident TO the IIIinois-The Cause of her
Detention.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 31--Advices have becn
received here that the Illinois had arrived at h.
vana, having been ashore on the Colorado reef
three DAYS. but got off uninjured she had on
board 81 ,6O0,0OO in specie, and sailed for New
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WANTED.-AY YOUTH IL years of age, wishes
w a Situation IN a Store. Grocery preferred.
Writes a fair hand, and has some knowledge of the
business. Address w. +. NJ, at this office,
3l-2tt
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WANTED-A GAS-FITTER.-A competent
w workman, to whom good wages will he given.
Apply at j. w. THOMPSON & BROS, $50 Penn
avenue. south side, between 10th and 18th streets
Sl-2t
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MCLAUGHLIN CO.ARE SELLING GOODS
siye Fall Stock. - = su5
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DRIVING ON THE FOoTwALKs-On Saturday,
Peter O'Day was arrested for violating the Cor
poration law by driving over foot pavement.
In consideration of the fact that Peter is an en-
ploye of the Corporation, and should have known
better, Justice Smith fined him 81 and costs
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SUFFICIENT FUNDS have been procured by tn
energetic gentlemen having the matter in charge
to render the projected Academy of Art buildin.
"a fixed fact" and its erection will be speedily
arel
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-The snb-
y scrIber desires to get well FURNISHED
HOUSE, In good nelghborhOod for the session of
CONGRESS. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
au 81 st Auct'r. and Com Merchant.
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SOMETHING NRw.-On Tuesday and Wednes-
dap evenings Of this week, at least, the Wash
ington public is to be relieved from the prevail
ing monotony by the entertainments of the Chi
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BRANDY.-We h.vs ,bi. L.
ID receiy ed supply of Turner Brothers n asCR
BERRY BRANDY, which is a fine article and
guarantees lt 10 cure the Darrhea in its worst form
For sale wholesale or retailby 'o'in'
.a Army d SHINN,
u" Green St., GeorgetOvn.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.

nU POINTS GUNPOWDER
- am all times supplied with all the various kind,
of DU POINTS GUNPOWDER, and am prepared
to supply the same in quantity to parties wanting
on the most favorable terms.
w. ALBERT KING,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
No. s. High street,
may l2-f Untel.& Statesl Georgetown, ID. G..
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A MARRIED LADY. who has Just lost her in
"A FAINT, wishes to get BABY TO NURSE. She
would prefer having it at her residence. Address
G. F., Star Office. au3l-3ts
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THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to Mr.. Frank
Bangs was largely attended, and went off cap
tally, on Saturday night. Among other successful
performances, the Ethiopian delneations by Mr.
Harry Marshall Were astonishingly well done
Mr.. Bangs is, we believe, about to proceed to
Boston to fulfil professional engagement
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WANTS.

WANTED-By a respectable WOMAN, a stu.
w alton as Cook In private family. Good refer
snces given. Apply at No. 4i6 10th street, between
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MARINE AF'FAIRS.
fOh EUROPE.


The steamship Ariel, Of the Vanderbilt hne eftye''
terday for Southampton and Bremen with It3 ps~
eenrers: among them DIR. j. w. Crane beara o.
dispatches to the United States Legation at Paris
The City of Manchester took ont IS cabin and !"
steerage passengers for Liverpool.
NAVAL.
The Secretary of the Navy has sent an ofdef~
Capt. Hudson Of the United States frigate Nagua'
to receive On board Capt Swartz and Lieut. kooD'l'
of the Russian Imperial Navy, who, by the refu's'
Of the Russian Minister are permitted 70 20 "a' -
that vessel to witness the laying OF the teiseispA
cable. w-,.L
Officers Of the United States steam rigate " ao"Sn
flagship of the Home Squadron: p..a.,,l yosle 4.
Capt, Hiram Paodi9s slss.ftid yds.s B.lnq, NJ.
Neil Fsrfsx John c. Beaumont LsDus L.. srseon II r b
ouscinbu.h Puse McKesn ,s is.i.ssnt sorseon
Hornrr'P A. Surgeon yeI NJ Garland Chaplain Moses
r Chase Marine OHfcen-Csptsn d. es Nortonr bsltsn
james Lewis Mid.hipn.n1';,s ;,sen Bostswsin, Ponersy
Cooke E.nsn B1csfs esfDspter Msse ssmshsr ..ea
TD.recrs-C Chief Jas W. KING 10 u S,o,n I.ns.
David B. Maeomb "a ps,n np % pe,1 Thomas j. Jspss Ca
Knbsl; sd As"""""'
. oonyr,vn-1he o."y Cumberland lsloop-ef-warj, now
a. town Navy Yard Is being prepared ior SEA
y, ,ne oo o az the flagship Of the African Coast Slasa
ro The officers 80 far ordered to her are undsrsooa
10 he Captain Thomas A. CoDover THE new ooic w,
dore Of the Squadron; Leutenants Thomas ~. ~. an.
san Somervile Nicholson w. ID. Austin, Abst Az Al
mand. and Chas. II. Greene; Acting Master, ~ III N
W. Meade, jr; Fleet Surgeon, George b'seAssa. -.
Itsnt Surgeon. James Laws Purser, W. q hm' s..,
H'ah' '"' e''A' fwUhirfos w
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The following are the names of Il
from Walkers army at Nicaragua:
p,om nnr oNn Correspopdent.

From Our own Correspondent
SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE, April 8, lo51.
The little steamer Rescue reached Pun,a Arenas,
opposite this town about ~ O'Clock m to-day from
Machuca and Sarapiqui, bringing rather diScouras'
ing news from the flbusters on the River san Juau
Instead of capturing Castillo Viej0 With the ease
they had anticipated after several days Of great eN-
pectntions they all Of sudden discovered that the
Costa Ricans were strongly baricaded at that point
and had force of | 100 men silently awaiting an
attack. At this discovery their courage entirely
6xzed out and they beat d hasty retreat down the
river 10 Sarapiqu taking with them all OF their effects
Here they halted but il seems IN such state oi
nervous excitement that after an interval OF about
twenty minutes their best steamer (the Scott) blew
mp, killing sixteen and badly scaldng some seventy
Others, several of whom il is thought, cannot i've
The scalded and IA few officers were brought 10
Punta Arenas, where their wounds were locked
after by DIR. Cody Of this town. The steamer, II u
raid, viii return to SaSpi9ui and bring down the
remainder 10 Punta Arenas, preparatory 10 quitting
the country. Thus, so far, ends the solemn farce.
The steamship Tennessee arrived at about ii
O'clock last night and LEFT again at about the same
hour this morning for Aspinwan. She s expected
70 return here on Sunday on her way 10 New-iork.
Nv the Englishmail steamer Clyde, which left early
This morning, about twenty descrters were sent 10
Aspinwall, en- route for the United States
SUNDAY MORNING, April 5, 1857.
The little steamer Rescue, with Col. Lochrid.;c
and Commodore de Brissot ON board "en' up tue
river to Sarapiqui, for the purpose, as sesrn, o.
bringing down the balance of the forces 10 funIs
Arenas preparatory to embarking them, on coora
the Tennessee for New-York. The tennessee is eA,
nected from Aspinwall this afternoon Several oi
he scaded have died at Punts Arenas, and two OF
Sbree poor wretches likewise who had contriyed 10
Get 10 this side of the Bay. Those at the Pomt are
IN most shocking condition-tbe tdrOrcd ones nav,
ing only plank beneath them, aud ricAety shed shed
overhead while the musketoes, saDtfies and Jegers
ta.t upon their mepged aud horribly bruised and
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them along with him. Abost one hundr,a a. -
forward and gave three cheers for Col. LroS.x,p
The balance, comprising about 200, declined 6nr =,
and gave three grosns, and intimated their Sess, ~
return 10 their respective homes Col Lochnar, s,
them that he would send them down 70 Greytovn a.,
then they might either 60 home or 20 hn, jus: vhi,s
they pleased for all he csred-he ddn't care ID
where c,ey went 10. From this time nothinx usrs
-een Of Col. Lcckridg. by the latter. Thsy tb.s
embarked on board the Two steamers and barge aS
started for Gr-ytown At this time the pipes II thS
steamer j. n. Scott leaked 80 badly as a!nooe, 10 rrt
the FIRE out; but they wer temporarily fred q F,rt
Slater during the night and next morning they again
started for Greytowp. While near Forssrspiqu the J.
Scott was stopped for few minutes, in order Or he
other steamer Rescue 10 up when the beiler II
the Scott exploded, ard thereby thrown into .hs
rver. ihree OF the passengers MAJOR Nony, William
CoDklfn and private whose name wss not learned
by me- were found dead in the river. Those who haa
escaped Immediately act to work TO clear the wreck
ana to take care of the wounded. IL discovered
that the steamer Scott vas sinking The Rescue
came up and rescued the passs ngers a. we'll as ;he
arms and provisions that ON board and tool
them 70 Fort Sarapiqui. The next day the men vha
were most injured and sckly were frst .ent down 10
Point Arenas, and the balauce on the second tin.
Some OF those who had escaped succeeded \,
getting down in small boats and on rsts
We remained at Point Arenas until the arrval Of he
Tennessee which, think, was the following day a
barge loaded with the worst cases OF sifpess sad h.
jury wss then taken TO the s.e q the TenscsS asd
thirty five only Of them were selected by our doctor
and received on board and the rest sent back 10 the
shore. Those left behind then expressed their ntsu-
tion to FIRE into the Tennessee II she started without
them and they would certainly have done 40 ksd not
the British officers notified them that In such cass the
FIRE would be returned from their own gunbcsts, fsf
OF which were manned and placed in readiness ft
action should such step be attempted. very
bad feeling appeared 10 exit among the men asaast
Col. L. and had he shown himself IL is probable
that he would not have escaped their vengeance.
They in the destitute condition. without food
or money while their ta,tered garments are alive with
yernin. How they will get back TO the States remains
10 be seen. II was feared that there would be not
at Point Arenas should they be detained there for ssy
length OF time. They think hard OF Col. Lockrdse
particularly account of sending them of from Saa-
piqu without provisions of which il was sad he tad
got plenty with him at the time. After The disaster 70 the
Scott large proportion Of those who had previously
promised to accompany Col Lockridge across the
1sthmus declared that they would not do 50, and mani
Tested much bad feeling toward him as the oshers
had done.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
NEW vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1867

70 join Walker. He whole force vas about f90, In
Gliding the sick and wounded, and he obtained from
there sbout 100 volunteers Five s1 Of the .caded
men were lef at San Juan too much injured TO bea
removal understand that some twelve or fourteen
men were killed outright by the explosion, and about
twenty more were badly scslded.
The soldier. say that the accident was caused by
scme one who threw keg of powder INTO the furnace
Tbey had on board two tuns OF powder and two of
lead. The Tennessee brought no newspapers. DR..
Ware Of Texas, a surgeon OF the Nicarsg1an Army,
came ON in charge of the sick and wounded, and they
have had the best of care. Night before last two
nm died ON board who had been sick OF dysentery.
There has been great deal Of sickness among the
traa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
STATEMENT OF CAPT. J. w. PATTERSON

One of our reporters obtained the following state
nent froIn Capt. Patterson of the Tennessee:
The Tennessee brought 40 disabled men Of Col
Loekndge's forces Most Of them were the sick Of
the army; but ten or twelve were of those who had
been injured by the explosion of the steamer j. ".
Scott. We left three Of these at the Hospital at
Staten Island the rest came TO the city and are well
enough 10 take Of themselves.
Col Lockridge abandoned the San Juan River, and
disbdndsd hi- forces. lie then solicited volunteers
from among them 10 g. 10 San Juan de Sur, and Try
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BROOKL YN I1,EMS

Hon1,crLrrRAL ExHwrIIos.-The hora IT,: !.
tion at the Brooklyn Athensum is daily asssssss
tbou,apds of our citizens who are called to sdn.
beauty and taste displayed in the arrangsa'sss gen e. Il 4
selection of the articL Exhibition. fs4 -
Co., thi, evening. Pi e were AWARDED Mvs
day 10 the exhibitors o. the best cefstF ,ss ~
Mr. poynter, Congress street; Mr.. MGf hsas,,w "a
,bc Hon. ]. S. 7. Stranaban, Mr.. Collcpy, gaia1s~
! II. Prentice, Mr.. Menard of Albany, and o'n'''
hand Of music is in attendance every evening ~
METHODIST CosTEREScE.-The NeM.Iw
r. Conference L. In session at the ~" sSok
Church Their lsbors will probably continue for sy
the neIt week The copIenee number, iy ,s s1SSs
III Of whom are present. at the opeping OF tn< ~
Wsdnesdsy the Bishop the Right Rev. Tbos A. - NIB
few r,msrks in which he alluded 70 w rspd a = 80
odin and said that in lSlS-the coDhencensni "a bss
ber.hir-thsy numbered two hundred tho...na i IN a ~
died they now number and quar<i .s.fS -
Increase Of N. Church had been rapid and ne ~ -
quite poportonate TO the increase OF sri Hs~
sion, are ATTENDED daily BY large number 81 As''
tore
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...,a.s hos,... They present spectaels terrible IN
the extreme to col W"n. IT.. .a As,.
His n.Y in s1s s. HS.s SsSs T.eh ss md S Is .syns I At
"AI .t pr;tisA Consuls His yacht with the reyd co
~. syins 10 at anchor near II. B. NJ. sAip Cossack
in cur hsrbOr
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LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.

We have collected the names Of the killed and
wounded by the explosion on the steamer j. N Ssot,
aud append them, as far III known:
KILLED.
Major W Morris Charles Harris
Lieut. John CoghIin vi Phls harri.on VI Tunstah,
C.ut Shlie.s. Peter Baird,
Lieut. Nolger, lJoseph Turner,
Lieut. TcTis, Charles hcoree,
lanes Nelson Engineer. - Robinson OF Mississippi
- Alexander, srtiliery corps, Robert crawford,
Daniel Burke, artillery corps, John Burlington,
1hos hospital Joseph Murray Of Orleans,
Pirate Htwe't,
Edwin c RAYMOND, E,V York, " EdInoBson,
J Kloptou, Miss. VI " Prie dhsunce
James Cox - Robinson artillery eorpe.
- Carpenter of Penpsy yvsnis,
SINCE DIED OF THEIR ISJrRlEs
los. nh Wilson Of New York ,Thos Alexander Of Penps,
Robot higgins Of New York Charles York,
Calvin Thomas.
About ?Uoihers are missing
BADLY WoUsDFD.
Lieut. J 4 Ci,dear NO, CLARK Mott,
Lieut. Mu.hollGud. - Louis, D stapp,
Capt Kiunedy. ireland, BuIt
Lieut. Doubleday, n. Y, = MeCrea-
Cap; srcellus( ch) Tex as, - Lansing, Texas,
Cap; " W Darlington, KY = Holmes
Pyttate- - Blunt,
; CIaWor IR Sho.maser
+ Baker. Eulanu, q Nicaraguan boy
4 Bailey
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
J. Roan, private Ohio. Capt W ii scott,
Col Frank Anderson, NY, AdJt dill.
MAJ " { Csp.I. Lieut. Samuel Jackson,
Lieut. Thomas Smith.
RECAPITU ULATIos
Killed anc missing
Badly wounded.
slightly
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Sixty FilIibusters Killed and Wounded
ATTEMPT TO REACH WALKER ABANDONED

srArEAENTs OF RETURNED SOLDIERS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

On the body Of Harrison Magness Tunstall a MEM
orundun was found containing this entry:
II left my native home the 9Th day Of January,
1857. and came to New-Orlenns and left New Orean,
for Nicaragua on the llth day Of March, 1857.
my residence is Jacksonport, jackson Co., Ark,
and ii | am killed or wounded liberal reward will be
given my body said place by my father, Thomas
Todd Tunstan. HARRISON MAGSEss TUSsTALL."
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

We have collected the names Of the killed and
wounded by the explosion on the steamer j. N Ssou,
and append them, far as known: