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Ribbons.

&GA0UOAA6a
Our stock as usual is large, consisting Of all he nsW
styles cut.
Rich MORE Antique-su cOlOrs,
Plain RiObion' DO
:. sash do all kinds.
SHAWLS, SCARFS AND MANTLEs.
In our Mantle Room will be found the article % lndispsn
sable to Lady's WsIdrobe-a Beautiful Mantle.
do Black do do
do Colored do do
do Emb'd Muslin do
do Real suipine Lace do
-, Real Thread Lace do
Plain silk Manslss all kinds,
An Extensive Lot Emb'd Nantes, great lob,
Bersge Scarfs,
Cashmere do
Emb'd Muslin SeGrf5,
Bersge shaWls,
Cashmere do
stella bordersd shawls,
Plain Canton Craps ShaWls,
We invite particular attention 70 this aasOFIm snt, Il being
larger and more varied than usual
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
is acknowledged by all that we keep the largest and
best stock OF Embroidsrss and Laces In The city.
Emb'd French Collars,
Muslin RObes,-sOmething with
Fine Emb'd HandksrchIsis,
=. French Muslin CaPes, new,
.. JaeOnet Sets, great Job
French Muslin Sets,
JacOnet Collars,
=. :. Muslin Robes for morning
Skiits, great job
.. - Jae0net .. o, ..
JRcOnet Insifting-neW stock
JacOnsi Edgng-BeW stock,
Swiss EdginE-new stock,
Swiss InseTting-new stock,
Jsconet Fl9uneing, gFeatio5,
Linen canSrto Inserting,
Linen Cambria Collars and Sleeves,
breakfast DO do
New style Val LACE Capes-besutiful,
90 Point % do 10
do Brussels do do
Real Thread Lace do 60
Handsome Val. Lace Sets, Collars and Sleeves,
e. Point do do de DO
o. Thrssd do do do 90
.. Brussels Lace Bertha,
o. Point do do
HOnitOR Go do
.. Val. do do
Val COsrs-Vsrv fac,
Point do do
=. Brk Thread CO
Lscs Scaris,
Bridal Wells,
Black Lace Feils
Real Black Thread Lace Wells,
Colts,
Val Lace su entire new stock,
Point Lace, do do 30,
English La, do do do,
In fact everything usually kept In Lace Store viii b
found in our assortment
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Silks.

At our silk Counter viii be found everything New and
ssabe IL this branch Of our business We ineno te o4ee
Chene Founeed R0bes-beautiful,
Brocade do do do
Check do do d.
Beautiful Silk Robes for Evening,
Rich Chene Silgs,
TRdeta Jardinsre,
Chene stripe silks,
Plaid and Check silks, al grades,
Plain silks, all cOlOrS,
Bich AFmure,
POult de SOiTs, all cOlors,
Rich More Antique,
Gro de Nap, MaTselae and all kinds OF Trimming SIX.
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WaterReld s. walker.
Soliciting VIEW.
BOYsE & HLvERgON,
FURNISHING STORE,
No 20, PUBLIO SQUARE

No 20, PUBLIO SQUAEE.
VHE subscribers desire 10 call public attention lhsir EN
4 TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-
simeres, VestimF -, Briiiimgs. Ready Made
Clothing and fun stock of Gentle mems kmr-
Having urhssi our stock under the most favorable cir
cumsancss will offer great Induce neHL o cash pane
t1al time deglsr and solicit nom The trade 40 examination
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, would call
spec 70 attention assortment OF Cloths, Cagsmeru
VestinEB, whch viii make up order n she latest
styles and warranted % "a sale. We also call atieu
ton stock nf Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade which determined sell
the prce8 and thereby merit patronage OEr stocE
Of Gent emens Furnishing Goods VIII Away De iouud co1
Pee We viii speedily havo iE inrsa an-sloe Of soy
Clothing.
WANTED-A few good Journey ueH none but good ones
need apply. BDTcE a. ELVEGSUN,
fbs1lf No. 20, Public squaTe.
TO ALL WHOM IN NAY CONCEHN-
Won Id earnestly solicit HOSE 500 iuac3led llr ie past
year, and the late Grm of iialge q llllc o. call
without delay and SETTLE JJttA hAhAgA1
fsb7 y College street.
COEFEE.-l0O sacks prime Rio Coffee, SD sacks Java
-. d store and for sa'e b. o. s. FRENCH g SON
ATT5700 bags coarse and dac salt, 500 barrels Ealt
y in storsana FOR sale by H-s-FRENCH & SON.
NTOEASSEs-iC0 packasos, new iH store sud ioF sa.5
w ianl7 d. = FRENCH Sc SON
TAN DLEs.C0O boxes Star Candles, zoo halt and guar
~ Ter boxes candles, z0J boxes TaDu Candles, n
store and for BY "a. s. FEkNCu q son.
VLOVER EED.-l2D bbIs piiuo Clover Seed IN store
u and for sale by d. S. FRESCH * sos.
TATARTE 81 O,s0O POUNDS bacon $1,000 bushels Dried
w Fruit 10000 lbs Feathers, Tor which Will pay the
jsSl7 Sc s. FRENCH s0N.
AAIIs.-I0B kegs, (Vheellugtn Store 80 sale b.
~ ianI7 q - FRENCH & son
LAND WARRANTS3
VETB will pay The highest price rs Cash o.
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fobIs-Im


DWELLING FOR SALE.
"A SMALL frame dwelling and lot fronting s. feet on ihe
Galan Pike and running back about 9J feet, 20 30
DOT street bargain viii be given for cash o. short credit
J.. L. & r. ". BROWN,
fsbIs-2w ~ Cherry street,
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Funeral Undertaken,

Nd CABINET MAKER, begs leave 10 inform his friends
n and the public generally, that he has moved his shop
and Coffin Rooms TO IRAN SHEPA8Bs old stand, Deade-
rick street, lately occupied BY J. W. McCOmbs where he Is
prepared furnish COINS OF every description, together
with good Horses Hacks and everything necessary Tor tu
nerals He will give his personal attention 70 all calls both
day and night.
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made @ order In
The heat stvIe Tfeb261 J. H. CURREY.
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Gardner Wanted.

A GOOD VEGETABLE GARDNER get employment
"A for the by applying soon a. this ONCE GOOD
recommendations required. ie02t-li.
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& " FASHIONABLE DANCING & ~
ACADEMY.

MONS J. A. PINGUELT, respectfully announces 10 his
NJ patrons aud friends and 70 the Ladies' and Gentlemen
Of Nashville that he will begin his Spring Session Fri
DAY, February 9Th, 1857, ct O'Clock, 2. NJ, at his Hall
Mons Pnguely respectfully returns his thanks 70 his pa
irons their liberal patronage assuring them that he will
do all in his power 70 deserve continuance Of the same
feb2n-lW
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Berges and Crane dimes

Having hisseason lad PARTICULAR attention 70 this par
ofour business we will have on hand anything that b
desire In this line.
Summer BOmbazines
81 X Warp Alpaca,
Black Bereges DeLaines,
all qualities,
GTanedIns silk,
.. Challie
BsyRdere TamatOn,
=. POnsons "a beautiful article Of mourning,
Silk finished without gloss,
Foulards,
Canton Grapes
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Our distinguished fellow citizen, EE Gov A.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis
tricts Of the county, will contain he local and general
news Ofthe week, uerspersed with interesting mis-
Sellaneous reading matter. 1t will contain twenty
eight columns Ot reading matter, and will be one VI
the largesi and cheapest Weekly New spupers in the
stale. Published every Saturday Torns-S5 per
Annun; six months 81; three months. -.
ADvERrIsEMENTs, per square of ten lines orless,
FIRST insertion, $500
Each subsequent Insertion. so
c ~" liberal deduction will be made in favor OF
those who advertise by the year
R1- Business cards inserted on reHsonableerms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
NcNs from Walker.

The San Francisco Herald Of Tuesday,
contains letter from Gen. Walker, adj
dressed to Edmond Randolph, giving clear
md corrected account of the events that
have occurred there On the 23d of March,
Gen. Moro, who had previously encamped
about 400 yards from Ryas, attacked Gen.
Walkers camp in three different places, with
1900 men after some hard fighting they
were repulsed with the loss Of between 800
and 400--a four FOUNDER, 6l English Minnie
rifles and 500 ball cartridges. Gen. Walker
has now 700 men in his army; 592 in fight
Ing order The enemy now occupy four
points around Rivas Walker, saving his
men, does not try to dislodge them, as he
has provisions for forty days. When the
Orzaba arrived at San Juan, she sent her
water boat ashore for a supply of fresh wa
ter, when Col. Blanco came charging into
town at the head of 100 Costa Ricans. The
hands made for the boat, and all but one es-
capped, who was afterward released at the
request of the Capt of the st. Marys. The
Costa Ricans, who were in hulk, decamped
when schooner Grenada bore down upon
them Should Lockridge re-capture San
Carlos, which is now the only fort on the
river held by Costa Ricans, and be able to
they would at once clear Nicaragua
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24

fB OFFIcE-In Record Building on Myers Street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

AGEl-Great Blessing to Mankind innocent bnt Po-
tentl-pr. l. J. C1apkays Prophy yacticum, (>ef Dis
Injecting Agent,) sure preventative agains, gonor
rhaal and syphiuc diseases andan unsurpassed rem
edv tor All the yeneri1l. scrolous. enngrcnous and
cancerous ulcers letid discharges from the vagina,
nterus and ure,hra and all cutaneous eruplions and
Diseases. As anocuialion is preventative again,i
small pox, so s nr. l. ). tzapkay's Prophlacucum
a preventative against syphiiiticai and gonorrheaI
diseases. Harmless in jtse, il posseSses the power
of chemically destroying the syphiilllc virus, ana
thereby saving thousands from being infected vain
tho most loalhsomc of all diseases Let no young
man who appreciates heath be without Dr. cap
kays Prophaclicum. IL is in very convenient pack
agcs and Will be found convenient TO use being
used as a soap Price -. For sale at Or l.. ).
Czapkay's Office, Sacramento street, below Monlgom-
cry street Saa francisco.
All orders must be addressed TO l.. J. Clapkay, NJ
D., san Francisco. California. MA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
FRENcHTowN CANAE VI

FRENcnTOWS CANAE MIsING co.
The Stockholders of the Freuchtown anal Nmihs
Company are hereby notified that the Trustees OF said
company have this 18th day Of February is51' levied
an assessment of 10 per cent on the asss-abe Stock
payabe al the Treasurer's flee MarysViile on or
before the % day Of April. 81 together with per
'ent Of the 10 per cent LEVIED on the 4h OF February
last 1851. By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
mtt ANON FARGO, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24

pN- DR.. J. l.. CZAPKAy.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians whose application TO his pro
ession and devotion to the afflicted, render him alike
AN ornament to the one and benefit to the other. A
Hungarian by birth he sought with kossuth to place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor's rule, that her might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts so to do, he has reaped
the reward of Intellectual resistance to oppresson,and
IA home and "A country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
patriot, the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings entitle him opublic confidence, to
the exclusion Of those who possess neither the one
or the other. As gentleman his character is unfair
nished: as a physician, his skill unsurpassed; snd
to thos9 whose mprudence has left upon them the
ans of disease, we can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find Il
friend whom to know is great guin. The Dr's Office
Is No 3and Nrnory Hall corner OF Sacramento and
MONTGOMERY streets San Francisco. ala 3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
OrppiI.e Nai,q 1}pttt &rtoya.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL oath, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
FIRST CoNFEcTIo NER

FIR S r CONF e c r I o NJ E r
on the Pacific coast. he lalters himself he will be
able 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their trade.
By new and improved process, his candies are
made at quicker rate and at less expense than for
merly, that he is enabled to sell at much lower
figure than heretofore
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call and examine his splendid stock of candies,
we'll his prices. as he feels confident they cannot
fail TO please the strctes economist.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
A beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS. selling at the reduced rates.
COMFITURES including
GARAWAY SEEDS pearlpd aud smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASSlA Buds.
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small Mt 20t' per pound.
GUM DROP[-SNUOTII ALMONDS,
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH MOTrOES,
ALMOND CANDY, &c. at 30 cents.
AALso--A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES varying in prices according to quality.
The attention of the Trading public Is invited to eX
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in tie "dulce' line.
lie leaves tt1the buyrcs to judge Of the superiority
of his articles call and for yourselves for
ular demonstration is proof positive. j. REG AN.
Rcmeaber the nqnlber-3 Montg ,mery street, be-
tween Bush and Sutter. San Francisco yl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-24
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned
y will apply TO the Board OF superVlso.- ~ .na -
tnr Bptre Gnunty M the February term thereof IN
1857 for a License TO Ferry and Bridge aerosr
he Mode Fork of Feather River, te~ rods aoo'e
the junction Of the North Fork ofsaid rlFer'
SYLVESTER r. SAVAGE
Oroyille, Nov. 10 ls56.s ."-'
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Another s>sinsiling Concern "Gone Up.''


The Norwak Savings Company, at Norwalk, has sus
pended payment to deposors and made assignment of
its effects The total amount of deposits about $78 000
belonging to all classes Of society and varying in amount
from 81 to s. COO This from the fact that the ns
tuition enjoyed the unbounded confidence of the
nifty in quite degree in consequence Of the faith and
confidence reposed in Cortland Iatimer its treasurer
whose operations go to show that he is entirely qualified
in heart If not in head TO rank among the experts" in
"wild eating" partial investigation shows among the
assets 500 00o bonds OF the Peru and Indianapolis Rail
road, worth nine cents the dollar. and indebted
from Iatimer from $50 600 to $35 600 We gather
the above facts from the Experiment. which, among other
things, says
The business men of village feel the suspension
most keenly great portion Of the deposits belonged to
farmers mechanics and laborers who had placed their
money in the savings bank matter of safety and
venience, checking IL out as they required it for
We have been told, by those who have had peep be-
hind the curtain that the total amount OF deposits about
S6 600, and there IL due other banks about Sill 600
making the total amount Of liabilities $T4 600 The
due the banks must be paid in full order release the
securities held by them The total Of assets of
every description is about Sll2 oG0 which includes the
railroad bonds which have mentioned and the in.
debtedness Of Mr. Latmer TO the institution, amounting
TO some 900 $35 900. The assignee, Or. G. G.
Baker has informed that depositors will get about fifty
cents the dollar and do think he would place
II any lower Than the result will prove. He s well
qualified for the task he has undertaken TO perform and
will do the best that be done for the interest Of the
sufferers
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There has been considerable figuring lately with refc-
81 the stock OF the Central Road We understand
that within week past delegation Of bulls from Wall
street have visited this city In search of information
ccrnng tine ensuing divided and the actual state OF the
comrany's affairs II Is understood that these operators
proposed that satisfactory given they
would hull M the Central stock 10 90 lend LET drop
again Of course, when those the secret had sold /:
that IN reply 10 this proposition they we're assured by
u ose who spoke the part ~ the Central
that the required and Information would be
given the New York gentlemen would stpuste 70 throw
their influence IN favor Of the present Board Of Managers
At the ensuing election The figures a, which Central
stock has bsn held for the Last DAYS would Indicate
the bargain not contaminated for the shares have
receded rather than approached 90
This discreditabe on both sides and Affords n fair
illustration Of underground stock movements The pro.
position initiate the market worthy only Of gam
bers and equally discreditable in those % whom
il was made and VINO made a counter proposition worthy
only Of gamblers their last legs when ssch things
EXIT, the public may safely that there IL some.
thing rotten this side Of Denmark
The suppression of the October receipts by the Central
managers on the pretty well asccrtaned Fact that the Dc.
hcency IN October and November a full half a Million
docs not al All help matters
We v II mention here that there are those who do not
hesate ~ express the opinion that Mr. Corning N pressed
ever gently would resign h scat Congress 70 attend
o1cusrcy % Tie affairs q the Central.
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ship Louisiana Oreml Muller Bremen, 80 days, with mdse
and 2e5 passengers 10 g Luling.
Ship Annawan McNair Havre, Nov with mdse and $50
passengers, 10 Waterman, D,mon Co.
ts Kirkland Won Saahs Experienced heavy weather.
Bark Oliver Hayes Shverck Buenos Ayres II, with
wool hides &C 10 De Forrest Co Sailed in company
with bark Seneca Feinhagen for Rossrie 4 II 70
New Bedford, a cruise; had taken smah whales.
Bark Azela Davis Bahia 80 days, with coffee George
Fsrs VIM 0 Alden MegI. Belize. Hon, Noyl, with maho-
Brig Amanda Jane tof NewporD, Dcrr Bordescx Oct H.
with brandy fruit and passenger, 10 Mecaf Duncan
Brig Phuenician OBJ, Of Newporp, Evans -, Sept .,
and Gibraltar Oct H. with fruit 4c TO Draper Devhn
days with pmento &c Ell Peters Nov Is the Mrun
ashore Cape Antonio hove overheard deck load OF log
wood when She on without receiving any damage
Hope Bdde, Belize Hon. Nov Is with iogwood, &c
schr Geo Crawford which the Hopes ibboom.
head gear &c The had her mansa tore and boat stove
Brig veocipede tBr) Mcdonald Haliax days with fish,
TO 25h u in heavy blow lost foretopgaiant mast
sckr Transit Davis Sydney CB, sdsys, with COAL to IT.
schr Monrose winslow Galveston q days with cotton
&C to surges Chairman Co. Nov - lat y a. lon 10 02,
spoke ship Sheffield Of and from New Orleans for Aerpooi
schr Frances satterly Hughes, Charleston, days. with
cotton, &C, to McCready, Mott Co.
schr G Il Bayis Tooker, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Ann Salter. Fish Wareham.
Schr Wonder, French, Providence.
Sloop Harvest Corwin Providence.
Sloop Jane Maria Ward Norwich.
Steamer Jackson Baker. Baltimore
Steamer Curlew, Williams Providence
SAILED.
Steamship Granada, Havana and Aspnwall; brig John
Boynton, Port Prince,
Wind during the day N to NV.
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GRAsRoPPERs on THE RIO GRAsDE.-The
Brownsville exas) fldg YES disastrous Of the
work 81 the grashoppers in that region "Myriads nfest
the atmosphere between Roma and Rio Grande Csy al.
most literally stripping the heds OF everything that
green. Even grass IN the fields does not escape their
rsvages" letter from the latter place adds And the
Of rs that the work Of prccreaon " going
pidy, and myrads 81 young ones are hopping the
ground never would have imagined or believed, had
not that grasshoppers could 1y they few. Az
bgh the extended far animal Of their
SIZE could be they we're up In the ar flying ther
end thher like a. the whole OF out doors i'm
Eense swarm ~ bees. They endure the wing sppa.
roty All day bat did not appear 20 extend their rsvages
las<r Than about four miles day down the river. How
Tar uey went down south do not know.
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SuvBR NINE ~ ALABAsA.-we learn. SAYS the
Huntsville tAla Ad-ocab, Of the 18th that old
silver nine has been discovered Hancock county,
this state, near the Morgan and Walker line n IN on the
lands 81 mar named Blake and party Of Georgans are
nov AZ wort a. y i wa walled NJ with solid masonry
when had 70 De woven up With powder, and then the
mine opened again, N must have been worked hun.
dreds ~ years ago 40 trea are growing oyer and
around il. The Gre ii said u be rich.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
FOR CALIFORNIA, &C.
n Licht......New York. Dec.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAv

Quaker City New York, Dec. 7.Hayana Mobile
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PnuApylrHi-from New York ID, arriving at Havana 9Th
arriving at New YORK 18th " "
I and Noble hsr xS r. Koch soss @ .s.n
oath arriving ~ View York 18th 1890, -, -,
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans zth Havana 2'
EspIr cI1r~From New York l7h arriving at Havsns "a
and New Orleans 18th Prom New Orleans 9Th Havana On
BI.os w.Rrios-from New York I'll arriving at Havana
i, and New ORIGINS "a From New Orleans i2h Havana
TsrrL-From Charleston tih and i2h due ut Havana tn
and ed. Prom Havana 10Th and 25h due at New York 10th
when The fan Sunday the steamers will
on Monday, excep, from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value 10 bose having correspond
The mails leaves southampton the 4h and 10Th Of
Arrives Gibraltar about tho OH and 18th Of same month
Arrives Malta about the lah and 10th Of month
Arrives a. Alexandria about The 18Th Of same and sh Of fol
Leaves about the 10Th 7s, Of and sh sh Of
Arrives Alden abou the 2sh 18th Of and 10Th
Leaves Alden about tie ssh zh Of same and day Of
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the I'd 10 sh
and leh 70 2st Of following month.
M and sa a to ed x following month 0'
r. d. G, tor rpG he nail day
Arrives fuo Penang about tho lAh or 18Th and ash or
Arrives singapore aboa, The 18th ish and ,. Of
Iesvss singapore abou, y hour. a,sr arrival.
Arrive. Hong Kong abOu, the I'D or S4h and 9Th or loth
Leaves neat day for shanghss
Two malls leave England-one on The sh and h Of each
ssme time M The Southern mall
HynALD shosid :. seutd
sts.S,c ros WV roRr-rHp nav.
Sun ............ 90 soos Rfsrs ~
............... IS nisn II 70
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Port ~ New York, December =, 1857.

CLEARED.
Steamship Atlantic, Fldridge Lverpool-E Collins.
Steamship Granada Grimm, Havana and Aspinwall-M q
Roberts
ship John LANCE dBreu), Isnke. Melbourne-R Came.
Bark J w Andrews French, Mobile-N " Brighmn.
BARK Alma, Allen, Gloucesier--J II Sardey.
Brig Louisa Augusta (Norw) Morisea, Tres,e-Symes
Hufer
Hrie Milton Potter Port an Prince-H Becker Graves
Brig A owen, Ray Neuyitss-T Owen Sons
Brig Austens, Elens. Havana-w W Russell
Brig Henrietta, Webb. bermuda.
Brig Black Hawk, Sparks, Bermuda-CA Peters
Brig " Webster Williams SavannRh-Eagle Hazard.
Schr uld Dominion, Smith, Cipnfueros-Rw Trundy
Schr q o Bigelow (Br) Whittier Bermuda-Pennson A
Jones
sehr N Robertson, Morrow, Philadelphis-Pennson A
Jones
sloop w " Nangum, Russell, Taunton--Master
Steamer BRISTOL Allen, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
ship ghovnd tof BostonD Peterson chow foo Aug
49, hnjer sept @ with teas silks DC 10 Sampson Tappan,
sept e. the Straits ~ Sunda sgnallred ship
thlo Iofs fran New York for Hong Kong Oct ~ of the
Cape sirnazed shp Judith Brown from Airoa Ray for
Atyab 81 inst SANDY Ipsok Charles Sheehsn seaman
q Lyeuoo fehhcn Tho kysa mast head striking the fore
TOP eail yard, and was lost overheard, -
Ship Excelsior swb Liverpool DC, %, with mdse and lN
passengers, u Thnmpaon's Nephew.
ship Henry Clay, caukinf Liverpool q daya with mdse
md ms passengers 10 spoford Tes,on Co Had pilot
On hoard days
shin VIM Tapsco Bell Liverpool Nov TO- with mdse and
Ile passengers, to WAIT Tapscott
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the DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.

Great Excitement in the Old wigwam-Rssolu-
don to Expel Daniel 4 sicklss and 9. God
frey 0unther-Efforts Of their Friends 70
Defeat it-spssehss Of Mayor Wood,
Captain Rynders, Isaac v. Fowler
and Others-The Resolution is
Carried by Large nsjori-
", and The Traitors
are Expelled from
the Committee,