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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

THE COMMANDER AGAINST THE MoRMoNs
A New York paper says that General Albert
Sidney Johnston, who succeeded General Har-
ney in command of the army now marching
against Utah, was born in Kentucky, in the
year 1902, and is, therefore, about fifty-fve
years DID, His father removed from Conncc-
ticut to Kentucky in 1887, and was one Of the
pioneers of that region. The son studied at
Transylvania University, graduated at West
Point, served eight years as lieutenant and ad-
jjutant in the sixth regiment United States In
fantry, was adjutant general of the Illinois
troops with the rank Of colonel in the Black
Hawk war, and subsequently resigned his
commission in the United States army to join
that of Texas, which he did shortly after the
marian, he perfected the organization Of the
Texan army, of which he became adjutant
general, and passed rapidly through all the
grades until, in 1887, he was commandcr-in-
chief In 1889, he acted as Secretary of War
under President Lamar, and was in a memora-
BILE fight on the Nueces, in which the Texans
defeated seven hundred Cherokces AT the
breaking out Of the Mexican war, Gen. John
ston, at the earnest request Of Gen. Taylor,
joined the army, and was chosen Colonel of
the first Texas regiment This was dsbanded
with others, afterwards, but Colonel Johnston
became inspector general of Gen. Buffers d.
vision, and served as such at the battle of
Monterey After that battle, he retired into
private life as a planter in Brasoria county,
Texas, where he remained until, in 1s49 Pres
ident Taylor appointed him paymaster in the
army.
DIR. Griffin, of Los Angeles, is brother-in-
law of Col Johnston.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

CALAvERAs SENATORIAL ELECTION. - The
special election Of State Senator, to succeed
Mr. Norman, in Calaveras county, on the 9th
instant, seems to have excited but little inter
est The Chronicle says it resulted in the
choice of VIM. T. Lewis, Esq, though we can
not ascertain by how many votes. The num-
Der, however, was less than anticipated, and
but little interest was taken, as no serious OPP
position was offered
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

MAMMOTH PEAR.-The Farmer mentions a
huge pear grown this season at the Mission Of
San Jose, which weighed 8l5s. 4ioz., and mea-
sured, in circumference, 21t inches, length
ways, and III across the thickest part. 1t
was taken by the last Panama steamer to the
City Of Washington,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
Hornitos P. o.-Arrivals and Departures of Mail,

Arrives from Stockton at O'Clock NJ, every Monday
Wednesday and Friday. Leaves for place on alter.
nate days, at o'eiock AN.
Arrives from Msnposa at O'Clock, NJ every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Leaves for pisce on alter
nate days, at O'Clock 4.
Arrives from Mlerton and visaIa at O'Clock p NJ eve
y Wednesday and leaves every Thursday at O'Clock NJ
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

KMMELL.-This is the name of choice
liquor of very superior flavor, two bottles Of
which have been presented to us by those
courteous gentlemen, Messrs. Crocker & Co.,
of the Pacific Billiard Saloon. Gentlemen,
your health May your prospects ever be
as bright as your smiles
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

ARRAY AT BEAR VALLEY.-On Monday af-
ternoon shooting scrape took place in Bear
Valley, between several Americans and Mexi-
cans, in which quite number of shots were
fired, resulting, we are informed, in three Of
the combatants receiving wounds in the arm
--one American and two Mexicans The lat
ter party were vanquished.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

A INSTANTANEOUS was received here last
week, that person answering the description
of Edwards, the murderer of Smelling, had
been arrested at San Jose. An officer who
went to San Jose to identify him, has returned
to Merced county, and states that it was not
Edwards. He is, therefore, still at large.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

EXECUTION IN SoNoRA.-The three men, &C.
Lyons, r. Poore, and d. McCauley, suffered
the extreme penalty of the law, at Sonora, on
Friday, 1lth inst, at 2 PA All three made
confessions and long speeches; while they
were speaking, a cry of fire was given, and
considerable excitement prevailed.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

SnooTINo.-A shooting affray took place
near Stockton, on the 9th inst, says the Re
publican, between Mr.. VIM. Murray and John
O'Neal, resulting in the death of the latter,
who fired first at Mr.. Murray.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

New BooK.-We have received from Henry
Shipley Co., Sacramento, the "Last of the
Fillibusters," by Wm Frank Stewart. 1t is a
well printed book, of eighty-fve pages, and is
interesting. Mr.. Stewart, who was himself q
fllibuster, is extremely severe upon Genera
Walker and the late war in Nicaragua
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

JUDGE MURRAy's REMAINs-The remains Of
the late Chief Justice Murray are to be re-
moved to his former home, in Alton, Illinois,
in accordance with the request Of his relatives
now residing at that place.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

MORMON WAR.-The Sacramento Sentinel
says that Col. Kibbe has written to the War
Department, recommending that the troops
necessary to "clean out " the Mormons be
raised in California; and giving it as his opin-
ion that we can do the business in frst-rate
style
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

CouRr OF SEssroNs-The Court of Sessions
Of Mariposa county adjourned last week, after
a short term. The following are the cases dis
posed of: Antonio Barumas, burglary, SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in State
Prison; - Conway, petit larceny, fined
500; Antonio Claveau, embezzlement ac-
quilted.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

GRAND JuRY.-This body convened on Mon
day, 7th inst, and adjourned on Friday, the
18th. A true bill was found against Choiser,
known as "Punch," who killed Beigler at
Bear Valley This case was sent to tho Dis
trct Court.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

f. G. V. BALL.--The members of the "an-
cicn; and honorable Order of L Campus yitus"
gave a grand Ball at yisalia, Tnlare county,
on the 18th. We presume that everything was
satisfactory.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

The BALL AT SNELLNG.-To night grand
ball is advertised to take place in our flourish
ing sister town. Many, we are told, will be
present to enjoy themselves on the occasion.
We wish them all happy time.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

STOCKTON WEEKLY DExocRAT--We have
received the first numbers of this new and
ably conducted Democratic paper, published
at Stockton, and edited by Rasey Biven, ESQ.,,
favorably know in this section.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

CoRREcTIoN.-In our last, in acknowledging
the receipt of the invitation to the Masonic
Ball, it should have read "members of Quartz
burg Lodge" instead of "Quartzburg Lodge.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

COMMENCING companies in the
neighborhood are being supplied with water
for sluicing, and the season may be said to
have fairly commenced.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

RELIGIOUS SERVICE AT HoRNITos-R Rev. Mr.. wEsr
will preach at the School house. next Sabbath Goth,
at II o'clock, A. Rev Mr.. Woop will preach at the
same place the second Sabbath after (Jan 3d) al
hour. The public respectfully invited to at
tend.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

ANOTHER LUMP.-True & Co., in their claim
in Armstrong; Gulch, found piece of gold
last week, weighing 500. The claim is other
wise paying well
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
A q +, N II s .

JAMES NJ VAN DYKE curner Of Main and Fourth streets
Marpoa is authorized agent to receive Subscriptions
Advertisements, and Job Work. All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention.
THOMAS BOYCE north least corner Washington and
Montgomery Streets San Francisco is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
T. NJ HESTON, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River is duly authorized to subscriptions ad
versements and Job Work.
oar Mr.. r. b. TODD Of stockton Is duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
MAJ EkINS of Lagrange, Is authorized agent for
Hanislaus County.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NOW ON
" hand, and warranted genuine For sale at the Drug
Store, west side Of the Plaza, by
d17 A. d. ROYCE
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
CLOSING OF THE MAIL.

THE MAIL will close at this Post Office for the Atlantic
States and Europe on FRIDAY December ls at O'Clock
NJ. W. g. G0SS, p. NJ
HoRNTTos, Dec. TO- 1857.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

eB No. H., Of the series of articles on ar
tesian wells, will appear in our next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERsIIlP heretofore existing under the
of HUGHES & CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. JONAS G. CLARK,
San Francisco, Nov %, 1857. l.. G. HUGHES
The Business heretofore conducted under
the and style of L. G. HUGHES Co., will hereafter
be conducted by l.. G. HUGHES.
MuIKRToS, Dec lst, 1851 dl03t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

QUARANTINE AND THE SvaAR TRADE.-we are
informed that several Of our merchants engaged
in trade with Cuba have sent orders to Havana
that vessels loading with sugar for them shall be
sent to some of the ports on Long Island Sound,
in order to avoid the delay and expense of qua
rantins and lightersge here 1t Is said thai
sugars can be landed In the Connecticut ports
and even as far off as Providence, r. l., and
brought here in propellers and schooners through
the Sound, at less cost in shorter time, aud with
less loss In weight than is incurred in landing at
Quarantine, In the lower bay, and bringing to
the city in lighters We are also told that last
year number of vessels bound here from Cuba
were stopped BY boat cruising off Sandy Hook
for the purpose, and ordered to the Sound ports
to discharge. by this operation not only was
there saving Of expense to the consignee, and
Of time, but the vessel also saved the fees and
expense Of lying out quarantine here. These
facts present the quarantine question in new
light as to its effect upon the trade Of our city.
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rHr ovmsf sswSPaYNs ps-psrca
rnIoHAN rouso's INDIAN NORTHUMBERLAND
ENGINEERS, ETO.

rnIoHAN rouNo's INDIAN surxsNTxspsNcY-aAvAL
ENGINEERS, ETO.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1861.
The Indian Bureau has received dispatches from
brigham Young, giving account Of his transactions
Superintendent OF Indian Affairs ia Utah. dated March 81
In which be says;-"sinoe my last report we have had
time Of peace and apparently OF great ccnicutmcnt
generally aud more especially among the Indians I"
TIN, is the only susion he makes the social affairs Of
he Territory.
Thomas bacon has been appointed by the President
Postmaster a. ogdensburg New York, vice Bald yin re-
moved
The following candidates, the recommendation OF the
Board Of Examination have been admitted into the navy
third assttan, representation r. Dcganuo, K A.
c. Trpiunc Thomas Crsnn, Samuel Savage, Joseph u.
Warrington Of Pennsylvania Francis J. lowering, ~ b.
Ittng, William X schIey, Of Maryland; Charles c. Kid
Bcnjamln c. Bramptop, Of New York. J. r. Houston,
George = Bright william !. Walter, George Houston,
Of The Hsrc, Of Columbia Eben Hoyt Of Msssachusctts
william ~ King, OF Virginia, and John johnson, Of Deia
waro
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eoa. ss viii 10 seen by our report in another
column
he saes Of cotton yesterday ooanaed 10 aScu 600
600 bales, based upon middsg upaaAAs, Il sboui ls
Some dealers were inclined 10 sw~t hs recs Of letters
by the Niagaras mails before doing much. Flour was
quiet and sales moderate while there "a easier tone
in the market for common grades Of State and Western
Southern brands, however, were in Light Stock whiiey
With good demand, full prices maintained, With
fair amount Of sales Wheat Irregular sales Of prime
Western red made 81 c2s, and nrther sales OF
Milwaukee oiuo reported at 81 As The Armness Of
holders checked sales Southern yellow held at co.
and Western MIXED Al 8oc 92c Pork was steady with
sales Of abou, 900 bbls mess at $23 40 Sc So part in
the usual way, and part payable the 18th inst In
sugars about 100 800 hhds Cuba we're sold
part late In the Afternoon very full prices, ard 20 do
mo,ado said 10 have been n Tc Coffee steady, but
quiet Freighis were irregular - Great Britain, and
gagemenk moderate
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surrogate's Court.
before A. W. Bradford, ESQ.
~ - .xaurc UrrI

y,y 2o-The Parish viii case was brought up IN this
court on the I'M instant and conunusd daily until the lsh
ami counsel during the time the up sal from Is
o,ciock a b r. M 20 M 10 cot along AZ fact "A ps
.sla With the evidence but during the whole me- onIx
enc stpess- Henry Delaaeld, brother Of Mrs par,sh
vas examined He was called by the proponents Of the
gill and oodcs and they considered his testimony strong.
the legality OF the contested documenb Over one bun
drcd exhibits we're introduced during his examinaso~
pslned volumes OF 40 pages each and 600 on ~. ,h,
volume irooaoty sufficient testimony win be taken To
ccmp'ec the miro volume The counsel consider tisss
they VIII DO able 70 nnsh the testimony In ths csse m
about ten Days; then, after time for preparation te ann
ming up VIII require about two weeks 80 they conade~
expec 70 pave his case cloeed before july h-
surrogate In the meantime win hear Mrs Cnnninv,. m I.
csse sat Others, NJ his opportunities PERM, hlm
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
News nom Havana.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR
The steamship Black Warrior, J. W. smith commsnAs.
from New Orleans the 18th and Havana the 18th in -
arrived.
The Black Warrior experienced heavy gales from ns-
east 10 north on the 18th, 18th, 18th and 10Th
Airport ourrcn, a, HAWAII that the Spanish steamar
hourly expected would bring orders for the immediate
commencement OF hoates az Anst Mexico 70 DO opcscA
by a naval attack upon vera Cruz
The Island continues very healthy.
The sugar crop Is nearly harvested and will fall short n
last years crop by about twenty per Prices have
stn upward tendency stock at Havana aud katanzas
10000 boxes.
Frcights nominal, and no prospcc, OF an improyeas.a
this season.
Exchange 90 New York, al sixty days, "a per cs.G
discount
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No orxn Last NuHr-Afer the faso Of Mr.. ia
cobs, the tenor, on Monday Mr. More obtained permi
sion from Messrs. Marshall Narctzek for BrEuos to
sing fdgudo TO the Lucia oC Nine dc whorsi last night
the services Of Mr. Brgno being required at tho p-
lsdephis Academy. Mr. Brgnon, however, destined 10
sing, and there performance Of the Opera a
Academy last night Ncssrs- Moren and Brgnoh publish
the following cards,--
TO THE PUBLIC.
sgDor Morei, DESTROYS Of fulfilling his eneagemeup 70
the public, fcck himself compelled lay before them
statement Of the crcumssnces which have prevented
from doing I'm Monday night last, med ateiy aner
us performance al The Academy OF Music. ne left for Pa
hdcpha, Tor tho purpose OF procuring another
take the place or Signor Jacopi and alor nterveu
with Mr. Mar Maretzek, who consulted hs colleague Mr.
Marshall Mr. Max Maretzek agreed place the disps-
siion OF Sguor horeth the musical services OF
Bngno and Gisnnon Tor the two intended representa-
tons at the Academy of Music Wednesday and Friday
~ originally announced, Mr. Mas Maretzek receiving in
advance from me The sum OF. two hundred doIhrs
for their services On his 10 this city, he called
Senor Brigno who refused 10 fufl the engagement
tered into With Mr. Max Maretzek, and In consequence a.
such refusal Annor horelh Ands himself utterly unable
P. MORRILL,
ITALIAN orrRA--k GARD.
Mr.. Drienoh having stated In the morning pa
per tina, he would sng the Academy OF Music In "s
eta IL Iammermoor," this evening" bees 70 INFORM the
Pablo, drt tbsf he bias made no a.rNngemens 70 hsa
effect with Mr. Morci, and secondly thai the state Of his
health renders Il totally impossible for him 70 sing this
evening.
Mar 20, 1861.
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Mxy- On wnHoxsrs FAREWELL Coscpn win be gives
this evening ut Nblos Saloon, when she viii have Tn
assistance Of sgnor Moren, Gsparon Rivard and Man
socchi, Mr. Mcs and kiss Gille-,he latter very pro
missing amateur A the Opera at the Academy
at an end, and o. Nine. de wiihorst leaves the country
next week, this win be her farewell of her New York
mirers who will doubtless rally fu force TO do boBo
30 interesting an occasion.
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MEmr7us Tenn, May 20, 1857.
General Pillow was severely injured by fall from y"
horse few days since HIS residence Heiens ArSs'Sa
bot ne is new here, slowly recovering.
There was severe hall storm at rnfciinbs, Anosms'
o., The Ish Inst breaking tho rues S trees saa dong
other damage,
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TifE TrBuSE editors are TO be censurcd for the
ndiscretlon and want OF tact with which they
make up their paper In yesterdays number,
one column contains an attack on Mayor Wood
for testing the oonstitutionality Of Law, and q
final appeal TO the highest court in this State;
while the very next column is filed with a fero-
cious ooslaught ou the Supreme Court OF the
United States, and Chief Justice fancy. The
Tribune Is d. liberty either 10 deride the decisions
OF courts Of justice. or 10 hold them up 10 re-
spect and obedience; but IL IL assumes to do both,
according TO lie own vhim-now asssling man
a. q scoondrel because he is Judge and decides
contrary TO The Tt1ur view; now calling another
man a rascal bccsuse he veutures to impugn
judicial decision-we think common decency
ough, 10 suggest the insertion Of proper inter
val between the articles.
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warning people to prepare for being robbed dur
ing the intrregnum Of anarchy which is upon
Us The District Attorney IL very good and "a
ther'y, end we ere much obliged 10 him. Now
That he has discharged this duty does he think
he could manage 70 find out come Of the un.
Sno~n mJrdcrcrs for whom We have advertised
rewards, and Try sone OF the 500 indictments
lying ovpr IN his office
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ine sssAnsnAp Niagara wshed her dook has. :. -. III
oosook shA evening ina EilisA papsr, hronr.. ~.
CONTAIN n'thing sddisaaai Nsrest. I. thu, .,,..tx
O".o1 " .e'eerApa' .sver fhevkes from HaNfAr n,
wiz 70 'esp.une0 sousny the early train TO- ,ar.
row morning. which ts due iFSev Yo~t a. 49,.
O'Clock the Same afternoon. ""
From the son.
WASroroS, May %, 1864.
be has traced the rumOr OF tbs rsAs ~ c.nsu., -
10 very unreliable source, and elssaes unhs,.r -
its truth. ~
TehaAntepeo bonds we're mee&us,,,h ..
the company, It is reported, have thes,,srce ~,
tract will be made for Carrying the m vh., A.. 80
Of tho conveyance Is guaranteed.
The dates from Mexoo are 70 the IN u h..
only give tho details Of the expedition Nv
fkbusters-
Tho river plantations Of Louisiana VII 49,
planted for cotton looking promisis
Tho Charleston Courier has Tampa da ., ,..
The attack the soldiers q Palm Grs a, ....
Two were killed and two wounded Thrd,.n. h....-
appeared before another encampment asr.aa . a.-
sration, but shortly Afterwards resres To. -.
bad started In pursuit Of them
State Aid SDr the Eric and Sunbu u.,,
hAsHlss'ho' 20, 1861.
The bGn aiding the sunbury and Eate ko.h n..s.x
no House to-day, nrst striking out the guA,e. he ~.
State OF loan Of thres millions, thus detesa thu ~.
object Of the bill
10th houses have aKed upon Friday next &e dsv ~
nnal adjournmeot
The Long Island sound Navfgaa,.
Bosros, May lssx
The steamboat train via Norwich arrived h 49,
noon to-day. The Fall River and s.oningon boa =.
ported Is having anchored in Huntington bay IAsas
Tbe storm was verv severe m tho sonnd
The Great Railroad Celebration.
81. LOUIE May %,
At . meeting Of citizens last night . committee Wa.
pointed 10 act In conjunction with the City Council in T.
Of The c,ty On tho oc.s,on AZ The orn,r. ~ A.. -
Ansaa.s,p no, Rai,v.v.
|
Inc Nemovsa OF Judge Loring.
| Bosros, May 70, IsSs
asking for tho removal Of Edward G. Ior.ns frosa H.
oca of yudoe ~ prrb.se or suooHr courtv sv c. :.
| o,n.. a.
] ]a"""
R.cov.~~ ~ s~..,.~ u,.s,.
49,. .. W." % ,
1Ae latest intelligence b 30 the effect that sens,.r n
! - ~ Gath c.r,,,r. a. ..raa,v ....u....
"'~ 0 INV '"s""'' ''0"'""s'
,--.,--.,.------
AnT1vnA OF the CHxcassian at Boston.
Bosros MAY 20 IssY.
IN. sc-s~ s,A.ushr ry,c.ss,.r rro,, I,r.-,., :.
| ~ -. ~ - :, ~ E
10Th. arrived here a O'Clock this evening
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The Long Island sound Navigaa,.
Bosroz, May .lssr
The steamboat train via Norwich arrived h 80
noon day The Fall River and S.onington boa :. -.
ported IS having anchored in Huntington bay laseas
Tho storm was very severe on the Sound.
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Recovery OF Senator Butler,
AVGSsrA, Ga, Nay 20 issy.
IAs latest intelligence 10 the effect that Senator D..
lor, Il South Carolina, is rapidly recovering.
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The Great Railroad Celebration.
ST. Lous, May %,
At meeting OF citizens hst night . committee Va.
pointed 10 act In conjunction with the City Council in
ing arrangements for the proper reception Of the "a
Of the city, tho occasion Of the opening or the Os
Mississippi Railway.
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The Removal OF Judge Loring.
Bosros, May o. 1s6S.
The House day the address from the seuat.
asking for tho removal Of Edward G. Lorng froa As
oce Of Judge Of Probate OF Suffolk county, BY voss 4
2lo 70 90.
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THE QUARREL FOR THE SPous or THE
CuBAS FuIBUsTEEs.-We publish in another
column curious and interesting czpase of that
portion Of the materiel of filbustcring expedi-
ton which Commodore Law calls "hardsarc,"
and which viii serve a. guide 10 the manifest
dcstinarians for future operations. We are To-
debtcd for this valuable information 10 a quarrel
that has sprung up between cx-Gen. Goicouria
snd bis late friend ex-Minis,er Appleton Oak
smith, and sundry and divers Of their associates
II is fight for tbe spoils after the style that
Marcy dlsapproved Of when bis maxim was
turned upon himscG The flibusters not getting
a chance TO pllage the Spanish camp, have
TUNED too to piliage their own II is very
pretty quarrel ~ IL stands; bat The develope-
men,s are ouly beginning. and we doubt not that
truths, which are stranger than fiction, will yet
&C the light There are many unwristcn chap
ters on fiiibustcrism stil In the inkstand- Go
on, gentlemen, let US have the whole story The
public wants more light
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The Europa Outward Bound.
Bosros, May %, 1857.
Tho steamship Europa sailed from here at 10 e'clesk
this morning, with 13S passengers for Liverpool and n
for Halifax. She takes out 81 ,oes 900 In specie
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Arrival OF the Circassian at Boston.
BosroS, May %, lseg.
Tho screw steamship Orcassian, from Liverpool IN
Oh VI 81 Johns, n B., the 10th and halifax q ~
10Th, arrived here Il O'Clock this evening.
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COlllslOn on Lake Erie,

COllisaOn on Lake Erie.
CsxvuASp, May 20, ls5g.
collision occurred iast night, or Couneaut bcswe.
The schooner Cataract and unknown propeller -
schooner sunk. Her cargo consisted or coal, Iron -
ame. The crew reached Conneaut In yNwt
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The Storm ~ the East.
BosFox, May 20, 1867.
We bad . violent northeast rain storm all laa nlghA
The steamboat mail from New Ysrk did arrive 10 ss
70 DO placed on board the steamship Europa