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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

TIE GOLDEN AGE ALL RlGuT- 1t will be rec
objected that the above fine steamship broke her
shaft on her last trip from Panama, and that it
was feared it could not be replaced in this conn
try. The Bencca Herald of Saturday, Feb 2lst,
says, however, that this mammoth piece of iron
work is now completed, and ready for the finish
and polishing touch, which will be given in n
few days. This is the heaviest pcce of iron
work ever commenced in this State. The shaft
before it was broken, weighed eighteen tons
IL was at first supposed the pieces of the shaft
could be welded together which was tried, but
the project failed, and it was abandoned. It
was then proposed to lengthen it by welding
blooms to the shaft, which has succeeded adj
mirably.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

CHINESE "INFERNAL MAcuINE."-Ah Sing. A
Chinese woman was arrested on Jackson street
San Francisco, for throwing .bomb SHELF at
another woman the same nation, by the ex-
plosiOn of which the latter was severely burned
in the face. The instrument of mischief is a
small ball made of paper and powder, and will
explode on a very light collision with ANYTHING.
1t burst upon being thrown against the girls
check
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

For NIcARAGUA,-The steamer Sierra Nevada,
sailed for Nicaragua on Friday last, having on
board 500 passengers, about 200 of whom, were
achievements for Walker. The company
which was raised in Nevada and Grass Valley,
numbered between forty and fifty men, the cap.
tain of which, has been unavoidaby detained
in this place. The reinforcements were under
the command of Brigadier General Fry.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

SENTENcED.-Jim Webster and Lee Schell
were convicted last week, in Marysville, Web
ster for highway robbery and grand larceny
and schell for grand larceny. The former was
sentenced to the pententiary for twenty-five
years, and the latter for five years. Another Of
the same gang by the name of Shelly, was also
convicted on three indictments for grand larce-
ny, and sentenced to the penltentiary for ten
years,
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

INcENDIARIsM IN GRASS VALLEY.-0n last Sat
urday night stable belonging to Mr.. G. G.
King, which he had been using for a store-house,
was broken open and set ON fire. Fortunately
the fire was discovered and extinguished before
1t had done much damage. The building was
set on fire soon after the shooting affray be-
tween McClanahan and Moore.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

ROBBERY AT VoLcANo.-We learn from the
Ledger of the Nth, that Thos. T. Wheeler was
robbed at Volcano, on the Sunday morning
previous, of 81, 100 in gold coin. Five hundred
dollars reward is offered for the detection of the
thief and recovery of the money. Mr.. Wheeler
very foolishly made display of his money, and
got paid for his vanity.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

USE OF CHLoRoFoRN.-A man had his leo
broken at Chinese Camp, near Sonora, few
days since. The limb was set, and the man
complaining of pain in the limb, chloroform was
administered, from the effects of which the man
died in a few hours.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

Mr.. McClanahan, who was killed in Grass
Valley on Saturday night, was the same man
who was robbed by Gehr about a month ago.
Should Gehr ever be caught the evidence against
him would only be circumstantial, and II is
somewhat doubtful whether he could be con-
yicted
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

ALL RTGHT-We have been shown letter
from Mr.. Chase, our Senator, in regard to the
boundaries of the city. From this, We learn
that the amendment to the city charter, defining
the boundaries Of the town, is all right. In the
act as printed in the Union, the word "west' is
used in place of 'eastr
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

REPEAL OF THE CRY CHARrER-The attention
OF our readers is directed TO q communication in
another column, in regard to the repeal of the
city charter. We had designed saying some
thing on this subject, but the communication ex-
presses our ideas so nearly, that we deem 1t un-
necessary, at present, to more than refer to it.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

AUSTRALIAN THEATRIcAIs.-The Misses Goug-
enheim were drawing crowds at Victoria. sgd
!ney' Mrs. Sinclair and Mr. Sedey were travel
ing through the diggngs. Miska Hauser was
giving concerts at Hobart Town. G. V. Brooke
and Mrs, Heir were at Castlemaine. Mexican
Buchanan had recently concluded a very sue
cesslul engagement at Sydney. The Emp;re
thinks him the greatest actor who has ever Wis
tied Australia.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

In JAm-T. j. Sisk, and John Senner are
now in Jail, the former for ten and the latter for
twenty days, having been put in in default of
paying fines for gambling Ssk, having tried
to get away, is closely confined in cell. SEN
ner is allowed more liberty.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

FIRE ALARMS are becoming quite common in
this place. On several occasions during the
past week, our citizens have been startled by
alarms of fire. caused by defects in stove pipes
but luckily, no damage has been DONE
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

Prince Albert, second son of Queen Victoria
mas gone to the Continent on an educational
Tour tour; lie is attended by Lieut. General Sir
FREDERICK Stovin. One of the editorial frater.
nlty desires to know how Lieut.. General Scott
would look attending upon the wants of a
chool-boy twelve years old "'' VI "
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
MARRIED.

:, In Grass Valley Feb 10TH by Rev. Edmund L. Cooner
Philadelphia. "''' vi
On Sunday evening Feb 18TH 1857 at the residence .,
tne bride, in Grass Valley, by Rev Edmund D. Cooner
Mr. DENNIS Colby of Bingham Me-. and Miss JosEp,psr
NJ FELL Of ithca, NY (Skowhegan, Me-, and Ithica.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

New YORK VOLUNTEERS survivors Of
Col. Stevcnson's regiment of New York volun-
teers are taking measures to celebrate the tenth
anniversary of the arrival of the first ship, con-
tanning three companies, which took place on
the 9th day of March, lS47.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

D"guerreotypes! E"s"vrI~Otypes .-Tho..
wanting pictures in the highest style of the art should
call at the Gallery of Mrs. ]. +. RuDoLrI No 10 Com
mercia street Glass Pictures Ambroyes also made
for those who desire them 1o,r
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

GEN. WooL.-This officer, who has been in
command. of the Pacific Division, U. s. Army,
for some three years, took his departure for the
east in the ]. L. Stevens, which sailed on the
goth. Col. Fauntelroy is now acting comman-
der of the U. S. troops ON the Pacific coast
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

CoNvIcrED.-Frederick A. Cohen, was con-
victed on Thursday last, before the Recorder of
San Francisco, of assault and battery, in stri-
king Thos S. King, of the Bulletin, with q cane,
and fined sixty dollars
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

NOIICE.-The CO-PartnershIp heretofore
existing between the undersigned is this day dssoly
eu Ny py mutual consent J. NJ. l. PELL
Nltness - WARD FELL, VI. W. PEII.
Grass Valley, Jan. 29th, 1857
The Dry Goods ami Millinery business win he continued
by the undersigned heretofore at the old stand No "a
"a" s"'eS ~ -O-otr MARTHA W. PEIL.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

BOARD OF SUrERvIsoRs.--Th County Super
visors met on Monday last No business of
Importance was transacted. The Board meets
again on next Monday
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

a QUESTION FOR DEBArE.-It is very question.
aole who Will hereafter be the best authority IN
eaoeas corpus-Story or Rowe. Although the
former understood the writ in all its theoretical
points tne latter has practical knowledge of
" Nnicn story never had facilities for ACQUIRING
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

FALSE RCMOR.-The S. f. Bulletin. of Friday
evening, deliberately started story that all the
convicts in the State Prison had been released.
Of course there was no truth in the report
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25
Notice Is hereby given III, a. " T,

Notice Is hereby given that the Nevada branch
oil the Wallace Monument Association will meet on the
hrst and third Saturday of each month at O'Clock r.
at the Hotel de Paris, Broad street An scotchmen
friendly to the cause are invited to attend
JAMES AITKEN, Pres't
VIM LOWE, Sec'y. ..
JAMES MONROE, Treas
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

SAILING OF THE JOHN L. STEvENs-The mail
steamer John L. Stevens sailed for Panama on
Friday last, carrying 437 passengers and 81 ,3s7-
796 in treasure.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

THE MORNING CALL--This sprightly little San
Erapcisco daily, has recently been enlarged, and
presents an improved appearance
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

RAN.-It commenced raining at this place,
about twelve o'clock Monday night, and con-
tinued without ntermission until late hour
last evening
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

MURDERED on THE PIAINs.-Some TWENTY-FIVE
returning Californians were recently murdered
by the Pawnee Indians.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

j. E. Hamlin and Geo. WEIGH, will accept our
thanks for San Francisco and Sacramento pa
ssers
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

j. W. Sullivan, has our thanks for package
of Atlantic papers, received by the last steamer
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-02-25

TIE CARSON VALLEY EXrREsS. Thomp-
son, the Carson Valley Eypressman, left Placer
vile on Wednesday, February 18th, on his re-
turn trip. The Placervillc -1mericon, says :
lie was accompanied by M assistant whom
he found il necessary TO employ to relieve him
Of a part Of his load, which the requirements of
the people on the other side of the mountains
had increased to the weight of eighty pounds.
The only way in which the people Of Carson
Valley can procure. in the winter season. such
articles as they may happen TO need, is through
the agency of NJ. Thompson. Not an individn-
al has visited The Valley from this side of the
mountains, over any other route, during the
present winter. Mr.. Thompson, however, has
made regular trips. aud has sometimes carried
upon bis broad shoulders, over the entire route,
a load weighing fifty pounds. lie has hereto
fore performed the journey alone. except when
his protection and guidance have been sought
by persons DESTROYS 0icrOSsing the mountains
but in order to keep pace with the Increasing
wants of the people Of the Valley, h. has found
it necessary to employ an assistant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.

The hill in relation to the Assessment on Incorporate
les was reported on Thursday morning with
amendments, by Mr.. Richardson. The Following
81 copy as it now stands: ,,A.,..o, III. 18Th chap
scTo<l The 18th section u the an ute o. 'ae @
a. Statutes, entitled hesusNon 80
~ As.r.mert of Oh lncorPorSied So ~ iSS 80
. =, g. Election thereof" and the Sh qua iV ss
r f 10 utle As amended by chapter Ooi OF 'Ae u w.
hereby repealed. tile IA hereby
sYc = The fneeuth section OF the saiH 80 sa.sns m
smsps,S 10 rsAo As tl lows The amount o AXES T - -
vi ,,ooo,.sss Coppsies liable 70 taxa loh ~ " -
down hy the Board OF SupeIvsoTsi u Ihe US - onys
corrected Sssessment f0l, ard shA i0iiA > f''' -
b. collected by the cole tor ,.hl. 20 taxation
except such part shall have pee" - - ~,
roll shall have been ,sSi,n. ten
seihcr with surplus prohts reserve iHAu' - ~.
rrt cent ~ 10 c.pts alter drduc he assessed NHu- %
Ita estate. shall Sc assessed and taken ~ the SAINT
the other persorS AID estate 81 the s,s -
Sue The deposits IN any bsuk Tor SNluSs
60 deposi;oIs. AcunulaioGs in SuN Lille
NoupNny OrsSrlvd under avs OF the >.se' - 10
said accumulAtious held or TIE exclusive oeneA o. @
suIed 'tA not b. liable 10 TAXATION. other teaA teA .
stccks which may b. owned by such Bank or IN 49,
which no~ liable 90 taxation the ave Of he >t'
SIC 2Ihe -lsi section 81 The SAID title Is orftpt
red follows, TIE Controller shall furnish tle y
Genera WIZ The names Of al the ConPANle' SO
Bsnks refusing pvgcctuE pay imposed on
with the amount due tom toe respectively and 9r
Attorney General shS4 taeTvu qou petition the 81
suCu Company BsLk Tor the
discovery aud sr9ucstfAtion 81 - properly"
The Court OF ne o. 10 a such petition or
on The coming IN the Thereto odr such PAT %
The ptopey Of such Company bank 20 hc lesef az
Seed Necessary toe PuPsr o satisfying ihc Tax
IN arrears with the o: prosecution sud lc ~ may -
A. is discretion euou such Company OF bAA Ala iac GA -
Thereof Aay tahtt procceils SnccT 5lt a.. 81 ~ =
Of order dirr suca ohrI procee
inss shA be deemed Necessary 70 eomPr4 TIE P-Jmn Vi
such taxes and costs.
SIC l. This at shall ,ake effect Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
MARRIED,
BALCH-DAVY-l

BALCH-DAvY7In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, Feb II BY
NewYork to Miss Martha Dsvy daughter Of John p Dsvy
ESQ, of New. Orleans
COvERT-MUZZY-In Chicago, H., on Thur.day, FEB. a.
the American House by the Rev. j. T. Roy DR. George Co.
vent and Mrs. Mary j. MuzzJ both OF summervlle, Wis
DAKIN-SCHOLES-In Brooklyn "wednesday, Feb. IL, by
the Rev A. T. Partridge T. Spencer Dskn Maria young
daughter Of the late James Scholes all Of that city,
ISAACs-DAvIS-On Sunday April by the Rev. a. L. Bur
and also BY the Rev A. IL Henry Of this city, Mr. Henry
to Miss Betsy Davis daughter Of the late Mr. Samuel
Davis Of England.
LEROY-GUILLARD-On Tuesday morning, Feb. s. BY the
Rev Father Lafont in Saint Vincent de Paul Church. Charles
Leroy Of France to Emma Gutrd daughter Of Claude Gull
lard Of this city,
LYON-sNITH-On Wednesday. Feb. IL, by the Rev J. L.
Nichols Tbeo E. Lyon 10 May j. only daughter OF Bartlett
Smith, ESQ., all Of this city.
MATHEWS-CURTIS-On Tuesday. Feb 10, by the Rev Mr.
spauding, Edward Mathews Of New York, 10 Sophia b.
dspt liter Of the late II. b. Curtis, esq Of Cincinnati
Cincinnati papers please copy.
MAcKAY-JUDsoN.on Tuesday evening Feb 10, BY the
Rev. VIM. Adams d. D.. Alfred Mscksy Of St. Louis, to
Maggie H. only daughter of Mr. James Judson Of this city,
sTAMM-PAXsON-On Tuesday Feb. IL, by the Rev; John
Chambers, WIN. g. Stsmm, u 3. to Emily eldest dsush
ter Of Edward Psxson Of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
Long Island Railroad for ten months:
ass. $50 81
To,.,..s2{7 80 81

Total. &2F,So+ o. SS1s,sS9 81
The Mad River is one of the few roads which show
gain Of receipts in January the same month last
year. The last week gives So l3i against Sc Gill; and
the month, IN round numbers, 81 900 against So 500,
sn increase of about SO! y cent.
The fourteenth annual statement Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company states that the total receipts of the
wear ending the 3ls Of January were $l05 37 IL, Of
which &SOs l0l 9S from premiums, the remainder
being derived from interest investments and snnu
ties The expenditures of all kinds were si3i iS5 %
of which $297 92l 30 were paid on account OF deaths
thus showing an accumulation of 500 749 81 on the
assets, which now amount to s37ss, 7s4 =, of which
s. s3e 7a5 10 are invested in bonds and mortgages.
The number of policies issued for the year 2Oil
Whole number now in force, 1854.
The New-Yoyk Life-Insurance Company have de-
clared scrip dividend of 30 y cent on all life policies
in force twelve months previous to the let Of January
lsst and y cent in cash al previous scrip dvi-
dends. payable on the first Monday in March, when
the next premium becomes payable also to the Com
pany. The Company received last year $40s 2O3 IS,
dsbursed $275 $50 g. and have assets 10 tie amount
of 81 ,l9l 545 SO.
In the House Of Representatives Of Missouri the
Bank Committee have agreed to report in favor Of
eight Banks with three branches each, with an sgrs
gate capital of s2 600 0O0 to be chartered this ses
sion of the Legislature. The banks are no. to be a.
lowed to issue notes Of lees denomination than a.
OF Dry Goods Tie IHiepeadeRt says.
The demand for goods among the obbers is DO. yet
pIessiog but s fsir fer tie sessen, cors.dering the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
sLw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.


COFFEE-Ro toward the cloe the day. active
proving sale. for two day., II 600 bags a. The
~" f2Io e AND MEALHTh. inquiry for Western c.n. Eonr
ne ep better Viii. the better brand:
he .y are hs sale. s 50 20 S' g, 70 DO do
SO asa ss 65 for 'pp.r6ne Illinois lows. &c 90 700 90
EXTRA o'I Ohio; sssss for ii choice dol ss s0e
@ .uPssns and s,sI. q, LQSi: sands and g .a
inquiry fair and the arrivals sht saes Of 400 bos :.
for supsns and s,Ss, 70 f., extra o S,saS
the '.e. .re $50 sb soes5 @ foI mixed % soOd
Rss Flour
sales Of 50 bb. 81 Na IS Is oS ne and suPerhns
ss 70, and Puncheons =. sii IS
GRAIN Holder. Of Vines, quite firm; the arrival.
Hsfi az -a
81 s. Nee SGS ss 81 r LS1 and
Sq;h CsG:.s spnns 'SeS, 81 70 R,. GT Ss
f.ir supply At isaSlc for State and ssasc fr western
Ss active and & to- for @.efh Ia s1sd
other kinds are nomina and IN small stock; -. ~,
~, So and IL ss:,Sh ,d less - cent for
HiDEs-A moderate business. ls doing, including several
saes for export prices aye steady the Transactions 1900
Rio GIsnds SSc months and TOO sailed Western
Hofs-Hoder, are firm the demand Is moderate s,7sloc.
for CONN on TO choice mrs, .Nr' ls's oo
sta5c.d el$looD.
IROH-Scotch Pig 10 quiet eT Sd 81, mos ~ the IN
voices small mailing om store in los Of Is 'uns at
SOL s0dSS2, mos
LIME quiet and SonA in the bssnce Of recepts
MOLAssHs-Very Little dons sAes Of ~ hhsi si crop
Cuba cisysd at Acc.
NAVAL STORES Spirits T1rpeciire continues insnms.e,
but prices steady sales $50 bb IN merhsn.aoe orde.
SIZE cash from wharf Crude remains qae ea Is very
fImy held a. aso 10 Common Re.n e htG.: ;l ss
2oo bills do at 81 IS 3OD, delivered ana 2o5 6bs Do a.
81 ia SO 10 In yard Fine qualities rather quiet bat
prise, are Ia and Pitch both duh and pces
somew bat nominal.
THE RECEIPTS EXPORTS fAs Pors Of Rsu York
for he tcsek ending Feb 1857. cs af'rs Totels
lor 1856 and le57, Asse bsen a, l9IloEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

~ rs.Sn roci ssN C..l.s SniS ss1 up tso .na
..rly ssrs.., Cas,ne Il low sse soaehed soneAns,
s,orred minutes and ros-ed - sh- ssea anchored
otsn.y INTENDED, and went TO SEA reht iooFrs Win MI
wind 81, ~, -
living ou sside 2th Dt, a. - w. 0r - ~ aosn'
Gcrsd supposed her 20 BE- Pile bce'
seas A L HYDE frcH DsuarNs for bslnnof' before re-
ported the ice Of Kent lsnd w.s seen .h AZ oJ ear
Caroline Annapolis Roads and Eonlns teI VI Der sneS.
TIE A. L. II. bad los; her dec klosd ~ ses a., ~.
SesR DEsNAKK, abandoned Il sea y. ea.. 4 ns1 hsi
in ls4s where she isowned-ratns 'ssS@
toa, ard insured a. The Eastward 49,, n,s
scHR j. SAVES before reported risins sailed frOa'
BeTnuds 18th ult for Jsch sonyile
absr dOned insured in Philadelphia oE sooe, 49,
soRs ALssAsA with Of corn. Aicn va dis
Of Monouoy Pom, the sale Of 18Th u h. eeea san
and Is now dsehGgns cargo. - ~,
Tsr overheard from the earh Chester which
sshoe Bease Shoals recently hes been nearly al re-
covered, and landed a. Nonomoy Point.
BRIG FLoRNpA abandoned her voyage nom TO
raves for Boston built Nsdoboo' Ne, In ls>t where
she owned 2o5 resser rating and valued 81 $500,
supposed insured at the Eastward.
BRIe MARIA HEssEY from CNlen.s for Portland ALLEN IN
with Abandoned an old vessel Of io ans .es'tss eal
Porlsrd Me- In 1894 where she Is owned ratns A. vaaed
At 5000; supposed insured in Portland.
Island wss bulk AZ Cheryheld Me- In 1913 40 tans sstei
rating Az valued $500 owned in Portland where 'he
BIe L.yscca nom Ms,ssords tbs port, ashore opposite
Lewes DEL A2vesse Of $40 tuns register e9hi wss
cry Corr in ISL owned n this Ny '1 T.,x m..,.s o
Jacksonville for Phiade pha wS ALLEN ~ WITH " s2shs
condition goth ut by big Homer from MaiAsA Tor Se~i'A
BsIG MARY Charleston for Pro,aenee, row out o.
time, bal. in pSrshe;et CoSnsy va IN s ", .Sn :.
some SIS 500. and insured in this city A.. A.
Lane, of ship St PeterseIrs Of Boston from New
ef The hip In a Ice short above POposqsh Poir;
-.te wOhld be towed up by propeller CaSew; .s.,.
near For Adams Newport aud hores entertained thss
che would be got OF on Saturday as'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
Whalers.

Arr at New Bedford 9Th, shp Stephsns Fisher Ind Oceao
Arr in the West Bay near Newport It'll inst bark Bruce.
Bent ZANZIBAR via Hampton Roads h inst for Providence
with SIS bbs p Do and dc. packhsh OIL The
B. lost anchor and bboom while in Hampton Road. Capt
X reports that the oa ice In the Roads very bad anS
TO vessels The Bruce 10 az snchos shs Ms'Anoo
above Dutch Island. .
letter from the officer Of bark Eliza Cornell Of New
Bedford reports her Pernambuco Dec. "a clean AL well
A letter from Capt Adams OF brig Eseesnt Of MsePc'
bbs sperm oil the last cruise: all WE'LL expected to b At
home In July. - =.
Bedford dated OF Port Dsuphn Nov 9 states that two days
previous his and third mate with their respective boats
crews fastened 10 whale the mates iron drswed Dur the
third held when the whale started TO windwMd
cut from the whale but he did not and the
whale was Of sight with the boat IN tow The ship
uised two DAYS the missing boat but could not mud her
The third coored shipped the voyage and
beon In South Kingston armed John WILCOX lhe nance
OF the others not stated. . - .,,,,.,
letter from Oh board bark Tona Randall Of New Bedford.
reports her at sea Oct o. lst lon ~ .,th %sos
car March and thence 70 New hol and nrpSus sSoAe
sept 2s lat u 40 lon. 49 80 E. chip Amirs Crosby Edgar.
$50 Sperm 40 .h. sVS S s sRt c.ps Bss
Dartmouth $50 SPERM Smyrna Bliss New Bedford 40 sperm
letter Capt Clifford Of ship Ocean Of Bedford
letter from Capt Fisher Of schT. Aamahs reporw Fer
sea Dec s. lc with 10 bbls sp and 50 do bseknsh OIL
taken since leaving Western IsLsnds.
a.,sa ei Deer ron S. on 8 70 W. report: her with
lei or from on board bark Eliza Cornell Of Bsdfsri
dated Dec o. reports her IN LAT. s., clean. - -
spoken-No dale of Madagascar, bsrks H. Grape BAkes
set 800 bbls sp board smyrna Bliss New bsdfed -
bills 3D. Ionis Bar DALI do 300 bills ship MARTA 70 SPsmS
ns OF Farbsven sp whss-repOrtsd BY bark A. h'as'sa