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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
R.LnaLt .l..L F.h 1a.h 1s58.

The grand jurors having dispatched the bus- aes5 before them at the present term Of the court, the foreman, El. C. Jones, made the fo''o'ias motion, which was seconded by N A. Ewing. viz:
 That we tender our hearty thanks to Theo- dor.e F. Sorrels, Jud of the Fl iuleial dls- lric- in Arkansas, for ne course ue hls puaued as Circuit Juilc fOr the able ard riLu.faa nlnner in which he Has presided during tne pre-e't term of the c14rt, aad for ls a-siiui'y and energy iu dispa- hing business Ne might say pecdlar to himself.
 Which motion was unanimously adopted. The m)-'pa wa, then maI4and seconded. thu. tAe above re-oiutou, wjsh permission, b. spread upon the ciFeoitc9ur record ot tus coua.y, a4d that she cear1 fln sh tha True Dem crai with a copy for publication.
 GEORGE z. MILLER, Sec'y. A true copy from the originli.
 ROBERT STEIBLING, C1rh.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
T. J. CHURCHILL, ?. M.
FyettmHe, Ark., Feb. l9sh. 1858


 MR. EDIroR-We had quite a serious diff culty in this place this morning between Col William Wilson and the Deerings, the men whom it was supposed attempted to assassinate him last spring. However no damage done by either of the parties immediately concerned; but their friends having taken sides, Mr. John II. Simpson, firm friend of Col. Wilson, aud G. G. Howell, friend of the Deerings, soon came to blows, and in the struggle that ensued, Howell threw Simpson to the ground, and with bowie knife inflicted mortal wound in his side from tbe effect ol which he died in a few m;n- utes. Howell has left for parts unknown. The death of Mir. Simpson has cast a gloom over our entire community. Heleft widowed mother and five sisters to mourn his untimely end .- He was young lawyer, and bid fair o be one of the brightest sous af Arkarsas.
 Very respectfully,
 RICHARD STONE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

@We take pleasure in directing attention to the professional card of Charles C. Farrellv. esq, which appears in our columns to-day. MT C. Is decidedly young man of talent. and a future of fiatterng promises is before him. We cheeruily recommend him to persons desiring the services of lawyer in his section of the State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN CoNwAY-We have been requested to state that the democ- racy oi Conway county will hold a county con- feh'ion at Springfield, on the first Monday of Apni next, for the purpose of making county nominations, etc. The democracy of the diff. lerent townships in the county are invited to hold primary meetings add appoint delegates to attend said convention. st
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
LawreI O. County
SnliMrMe. Fnh

'Snihrille, Feb l4a
 My OLD FRIEND-Kuowiug that v, take pleasure in hearing from vour og' I have concluded to drop you few \ evening, from which you will learn il. still in the land of the living. So f.. special news is concerned. I have pors in old Lawrence, in every deplr.me,. ness, seems to be improving, as thop,. had never been any I s,urbaace in r affairs whatever.
 The large number os em' m',r,a.s fl. stopped amongst us tls ya- soa .. pleased with their leel Y adopted b. if we could arouse a feeling of r7b prize sufficient among the s9verso, Lawrence 10 build court house and could then Hatter ourselves that L4wrs- ty would soon rank second 10 none oft counties in the S,4-.. And we .. with anxiety for oar commulicv to from that loatbsome sleep of do-ao-t- has been and still continues to be the '. and ruin of our country. The spark enterprise has caught amongst us. arJ i t lighting up all arow4, aadIfal as time is Lear # halI When the - will see ,le day IA, come lyr thn. work in earnest. and tu.la such a COT and iai. as aWor,hv 4rl intelligent p.. the mother county of t.e S.ate. is a. vorh--ly eut.t'.4 to.
 As ro politics there t but little sal know when we are regularly organize. nothing to feAr, and when the time will Lot be found hnoPpjny. 4 rea ,eaion will hold ii readiness for t couveurioa, as well as for tue organ thc county ticket And from the - times, without Any q -laragemeuttots. incumbent, or other a,Nrlnt~, Col T. man will oe tae choice of old Llvr,a p.esentatiye in Congress from tbis - A q as for preference for the Uni. $ nate, can oaiy give you my in choice, as there has been but little iaa of sentiment in relation thereto butIc tiou,ly believe Lawrence county will mousiy concur with me, and that ma1 SAMUEL II. HEMPsTEAD.
 Yours, ds ever. LAVE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
KanSaS TteT1,s

The legislature of KauSas territory adjourned ou -ha 13tnFab The Herald of Freedom says ;hat tue blI providing for a new constitutional convection, faLlei to become law, the Gov eruor nor having approved it.
 Gov Denver vetoed < 5I establishing banks in kafss,s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS. The conventions held in 1856, to nominate candidates for Congress, fixed the first Monday n Nay, 1858, for the time of holding the con- vsntion in the northern district, and Batesville as the place.
 For the southern district the second Mon- day in May, 1858, at Camden.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
THE KANSAS QCEsrlos.-We think tHe

TIE KANSAS QUEsTIoS.-We think t1e black republicans and their "alIies," as the Douglas denocra ar.u9w atac.ionatelv al4d, are beginning to fud out tnat they a..4n to crow entirely too soon. They are q long way from being out of tine wools yet. They begin to appreciate the fact that the passage of Harris resolutions actually mean nothing, and that Kansas is bound to be admitted into the Union as State, under the Lecomplon constitution. The Washington Union, of Tuesday last, says:
 PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE AND HoUsE. -The Kansas constitution was referred vester- day in the Senate to the committee on terr.to r.es.
 In the House the resolution of Mr. Harris referring the message of the President on thc same subject referred to a select committee of fifteen. This acton of he House commaud- ed majority of three. A previous Vote, which may be regarded as d better test of the views oi the members, though not fully reliable was the vote on a previous motion to refer the mes sage to the committee on territories Nhich is the usual proceeding ln such cases. Exceedingly plausible reasons have been urged in favor of l reference to select committee. It was alleged that lc would do 10 harm; that qH the testi- mony that the committee. would require was accessible; that little, if any, delay would follow We do not regard these reasons for special ref erence as well founded; but they undoubtedly exerted upon members more or less influence
 We may now anticipate early action of the Senate committee, who will report bill 10 that body admitting the State into the Union, and pass t, as soon as tcan be got through the delays Of debate. Thus t will go Jo the House, wholly unTammeled, Johere ,ge anticipate is passqge beyoaa douJt.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

GIN HOUSE AND CoTToN BuRNED.-We re- sret to learn that the gin house and sixty bales of cotton belonging to Judge Thos. Fletcher. of Arkansas county, were accidentally destroyed by fire on the 18th ut.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
Many Lives Reported Lost.

l rumor comes tous from Fayetteville Ar. kaus tha. a fearful instruction hai oa.lrred near thu place. sa.4 t9 have pae. iaei el W t"o whrc 'aen. The negroes are represented ro have attacked two se,t.ame Is, k.Id.L twenty three persons. burning Aous ana killing cat The iH-urrect on was finally ,iblued by the organization of force oi volunteers, wha kii- cd seven and captured eighteen of ths HslTee- rion.sts The ruth of the rlmor was douJ,eI. N | Nalrs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
pIrrsEEc NpEAItINE.

Col. T. C. HINDMAN. a~ q esEd,late for the de mocratie nomination. for tcl41r7- TIom ale frs dis r.t wil address his fellow ,izns if +he follow ing times and places:
 NDEPENDE&cE corETY. Batesyille Monday, March sth l.ao.
 WHITE COUNTY Searcy, Wendesday. March 10th 1858.
 CONWAY COUNTY. Springfield, Saturday, March 18th. 1858.
 PoPr COUNTY. Dover, Monday, March 18th l.5s
 JOHNSON COUNTY. Clarksville, Wednesday March I h. 1858.
 MADISON COUNTY. Huntsville, Saturday March Zeh, 1858.
 wAsHINGToN COUNTY. Fayetteville, Tuesday March 2ad, 1858.
 BENTON COUNTY. Bentonville, Saturday. March 27th. 1858.
 CRAWFORD COUNTY. Van Buren, Wednesday, March 8lst, 1858.
 FRANKLIN COUNTY. Ozark, Saturday, April 8d, 1858. s35 Democrats are authorized and requested to make appointments for days left blank in the above list at places on the route to be trayeled. A full attendance of tie people is respectfully so- licited.
 Democratic papers in the lst district will please copy with the announcement that tEe isl will be ex- tended so to embrace other counties should time and weather permit.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
WAsH1NGrox. D. C.. Feb. 15 ,58

ASHINGTON, U. U., Feb. I5, '56. Congress -Kansas 4lgairs--Reoa0vR of he troops from Ft. Smith.
 Congress is getting along somewhat slowly, although a large amount of work has been ini tiated- Owing to the coruptons existing un- der the last House, composed as 1t was of ma jority of black republicans the present house has its hands full in investigating them. This is an extra amount of labor, lnd N addition to the large sums that those corrupt combinations sot through the last C ogres.. it wa cost con siderable to expose thara, which also com4s oat of the national treasury. The effects of one
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR. LITTLE ROCK, MARCH 2, 1858
ss<- M are atl. ril.l t.. ..lLl- -I.illa M k PAI.

sss- We are auJ. orized to anne Unoe A h. "A TERSON as a candidate for reelection to the office of Prosecuting Attorney f he ad Judicial Circuit
 szs- We are an horized to annoHnce Judge IHO- MAS JOHNSON. as candidate fir re election to the cfce Of Attorney Gaersi and States Attorney for the sixth Judicial Circuit of -he State of ArkaI- 
 s19- We authorized to announce R0BEkT II. DEDMAN. ESQ. as a candidate for Ir sreuting Attorney for the 2d Judicial Circuit.
 sz-~ We are authorized to alnouncel J. WAT BLANKINSHIP & a caudidat. taE Prosecuting At torney for the 2d Judicial CiIeuit
 .zT- We are authorized to announce l.AFAf- FTTE GREGG. as a caniila,ef.r re-l.e Jn to the office of Presenting Attorney f'T he 4aa .rdieial Circuit.
 ss9- We are authorized to 1lH4uls'e HIN. AB- BOT T as q candidate for Judge a tae 6ti Judicial Circuit to ii tine vacancy urca-iauad by the death Of Hon. SHELTON WATSON.
 Ezf7- We aIe authorized fp aunonuae LIN E. GFEEN, Esq., of Qua Iita eauu-t t, as I cailidlte for lie office oi Judge ~ tle tteuit Court ot ihe GJh 'udi gia Circuit to iill the vacancy ocea~oned by the death ot Hon. SHELTON NAgsoS-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

sure will, according to' table in kane's Che mistry be equal to 285 pounds. l. four min- uteS and half, the temperature, rising at thls rate, will be 459 degress. and the pressure 433 pounds.
 This was with a regular fire. But Dr. Black found that when water was thrown on red hot ron it increased in temperature at the rate of 4Ol5 degrees iii minute. Then let the fue of a boiler become red hot, and, in one minute the pressure of the steam is increased to 255 pourds-in two minutes it Is increased to up- wards of 400 pounds''
 The reader will see from this, how very lit- tle fine t takes on board steamboat to pass from point of perfect safety to one Of extreme danger. Yet, it appears, that, under ordinary circumstances, the common safety valve usu- ally affords relief, provided t be of proper con- struction, of proper dimensions, and in proper order, aid (what is oi q aay importance,) pro- v.led thare Ja Yleu.y of water in the boiler.- If anv of these conditions be wanting, the pas seng-rs and crew are in imminent danger
 But this is not al Under certain circum- stances, and especially if there bo not plenty ol water in the boiler. the steam becomes sHrcl4rqei with heat. O. this tue ordinary apparatus of a steamboat gives no indication, and is not adapt d to afford relief. Tho steam gauges, if they are in order, (which is not always the case,) in- dicate pressure, lot heat The common safety valve opens to excess of pressure, not 10 excess of heat. Let the boilers through any cause be deprived of water, and the lues become red hot. Then, according to Dr. Black, supposing the pressure to have been 16O pounds and the tenn perature 369 degress in one minute the tenn perature will be 4O9 degrees, in two minutes 45O, and in three minutes 49O.
 There is not, for the moment, an excess of pressure; but there is an excess of heat; and, unless prompt measures be taken, there will, iu another moment, be such an excess of pressure that it will be impossible to escape death and destruction.
 h suHh cases, the common safety valve will not save Us, even though it be of the best con- struction, of suitable dimensions, and in good order It yields 10 relief to steam suddenly heated to temperature corresponding to d pres sure of 255 pounds, 4O5 pounds, or 6lO pounds. h all such crises as has already been sad, jt is desirable 70 have something that Will anticipate the action Of the common safety valve There is Lot a moment to be lost
 What devices have been rasor-ed to, in order to prevent the direful consequences that are caused by super-heste4 steam, we will eudea- vor to tell our readers n another uumber
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 0T AHentionis invited to tle carl of Jones' Watkins X O., of Ja@ksonport. They have established large drug store, aud propose to se'aa reasonable terms. They .selyea liberal patronage.
 (G- We are authorized to annouuoe this week the names of Judge Thomas Jobusoa and Hon. Wm. K. Patterson a4 candidates f.r reelection to the office of prosecuting attorney for their respective creuit- These gand men are experienced ,awye-, aad 49oa demo. ,-rafS They NH ah-'. th. J ..--i.-. ,f I.tt...-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

y-The following new offices, have been ate- Y established by the Postmaster General in this State:
 Hebron Pope county, Miss Sarah Ann Lewis, Postmaster
 Dird' oprns Jefferson county, Green Penny, Postmaster.
 Pleasant Lake Union county. Syreneas Boyer. Postmaster.
 Maumelle, Pulaski county, has been re-estab- lished, and c. F. Svagse.ty has been annipted Postmaster.
 T I CUITPCHITT D 1g
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

short time since we published the names of the gentlemen in the different counties, as far as they had been sent, to whom We had forwarded our accounts for collection. We are now ena bled to give the complete list. Our accounts, though in the aggregate large, are distributed over the entire State in small >ulns Hence 1t is, that we are confident that they will be paid promptly, because each can be discharged with out embarrassment to any one.
 Our present expenses are unusually large, and we know that those indebted to Us will take this into consideration. Besides, there is aquaint old maxim which declares, slort settlements make long friends
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
IMPORTANT OPINION ABOUT
 nRAu.,0AO T,ANDSn

The Governor has furnished to us for publi- cation a copy of the opinion of the Solicitor General of the State of Arkansas, relative to the powers of the Cairo and Ful on, the Memphis and Little Rock, and the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Companies, over the lands grantel by Congress to aid in the construction Of the Cairo arid Fulton Railroad and its two branches
 This opinion is a very important one, and shows that the companies have the legal right to sell certain lands: but 1t follows as conse- queuce that before any inaioidual can legally sell and make v1ld title to any of such lands the company must first sell aud convey the lands to him; or, in due form of law, empower him, as agent or attorney, to sell such lands for the company.
 Ii is not presumed that any one of the three companies would grant authority to an agent to sell to pre-emptors or others railroad lands without giving public notice of the fact. Nor is it to be expected that any one of the compa nle; would permit any person, who had not been duly authorized by the company, to sell and make deeds to its lands
 The State has transferred the lands upon cer- tain conditions, to the companies; and iI de- wolves upon the compeuies to prevent illegal sales of any such lands; and 1t is due to pre- emp,ors, and others interested, that they should have public notice, when, aud to whom they may legally pay fir any such lands. We hold it to be the duty of these railroad companies, whenever our citizens desire such information, to give public notice imparting it; So that every one entitled to pre-emption to any land which any company is authorized to sell, may eslab fish the presumption right aud pay to the prop CT authority the purchase money.
 We hope our citizens will not be kept in sls- peuse upon this subject, especially with regard to the lands of the Little Rock and Fort Smith 1 company
 The following is the opinion of the Solicitor General of the State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

0r The widow q Ex-Presdent Harrison. deceased, is very i'll at her residence, North Bend, Ohio. She is upwards of 80 years old.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
To the Patrons of the True Democrat.

GJ. G. Glasgow, F. A., at Oak Bluffs, Greene county, is agent for the True Democrat.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02
 Marriage of Ex-President Fillmore.

T T. Ex-President Fillmore was niarrled last even ing to Mrs. Mcintosh, If this city.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

QUITE RIcH.--There is man wh, writing paper through the streets oi p worth, it is said, Sl60,0oO, which sq91 invested in bonds aud mortgages. t' has been made chiefly by selling twe'. of writing paper for four cents" and q husbanding the proceeds.
 6T Mrs. Heron was annoyed whiIs Camille" in Detroit by the bowling n back alley. When she dismisses ,- '. bv calling the maid ts her. she said-- count he need 10. at. I am not s cannot go out tonight; and stay y--ono p Fund somebody to hang that dog"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

l- We are authorized to amounce this week the names of Judge Thomas Jobusoa and lion. Wm K. Patterson as caadIa;es 6.r reelection to the office of prosecuting attorney for their respective creuit-. Tae4e gau.l a- men are experienced lawyers, aad 4ool d-.no. cra's. They v,li abide the decision of I-iu.- cratic conventions, shoull such be ha,l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

E-T The following Aoa1-or "seli''-has been published all over the north. w. neel hardly say that it .s the baae,t If tab.ci,:ous- without particle of laa. for f3ud4ti5n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-02

0T Atentionis invited to tle card of Jones, Watkins X O., of Jaaksonport. They have established a large drug store, aud propose to se'l reasonable terms. They as.efvea .ibera. patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17


{hIs '<yss bAsnee in favor o. California Of sd9o7L50
~ 1rrlIao sa1 4 estimated TAR rate Of 1nensss
1AHa he 4 car country ~ SO the ounce This Is
@71e1y AFhs value hAn win jasy bear and lhsfsiore
sVe may 10 hs Of die csesextmnte II increases
- l@ieuee IL fAsos Of CALIFORNIA;
3Aess Easements show thRt whin sese9 years abont $780,
Hp2 y gold has been added the worlds wealth. and & Is
That he 4maunt reported scua increase This
re- Boston shppias ld Of las, weiassy says of ,ha,
f.efe chaafe nocs III the nloaey market since last
<<:k Hnttncts 10 all departments u Ae
.n'te snsa' q paper oisns eoninnes sey smalL The
e ss dsTs We quote iiPsi sis sisss day
% IL .s s PC s' III M ~ s s. 81 III b., se sDs
2I1 q 8 Is sh1fI N<lt. II = = 2. -
3he avcrs Of Tho 2h u received this morning speaks q
~ Manchester mAske as pillows.
1h4pE az Nxxcaesssn MAY Is -rhu huieiuoss laaicely
q es Sq iaessas,asy tsIs p dss One Of
~ degree @-c'ed 5, heavy s1ssr;s Il roton
- h 'As knsfeea asis,& which hae ae The 70.
& s q a <., s2ss s r. sn FL *, e ~
s = 'sss' ses' A 's' sssa sssy ~
a @f4H1's. r<:1 oii p<s:ts a6ftr-
~ Hsx Ypsk Esspiaz Post d he Oh zays
Ho<> e3c1y hi to-day ME .pscoin,ise shares are
psHsf'3 ~esk Aa 4sve'. q ihe aiyisnd paS lug eosp
~ az q ynt1hs. ANY e~st The position ts NARA
ek. & .,y s se ps ~ III Il 81 a..sa a
H} A.. c4q1e " Aslna.ns al es,s af held !,
= pses essss ,, .s.' :sss is
80 w S''~s' "'<'a are n''n' NAis svesAi'ds 80 down
xshsss 4 assAns respecting the ms.s,a q none, ia
Tas ss,iix fzsSss &, market closed vsrs @ L.aaio,
Mi '-'aase da's io9 le bils Il dc 81 Inc
Aav' spasinsiy eagts and 'e.sa s'e-as 4 sls s<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

<,--...- ~. "a &C.,. .,~.ss
Wedsss;sy I'M Evening ~ j Jnn rsi IT, isss
,> ~ ~ 1;sts d. Is tl paoer MAKE. Money
4a> and scces.;he on rood and sr securities OF
d|- LILA srads ana d5nbis AL which eau be realized on
a IA. 81 coat md tto-r having 20 10 l2O days 10 run eau
= .uu.,cd II de rate Ok tx "a Der cent provided The
ID moi reuiens Or the Inundated Districts plethora
= il ono cf dc shiarx bouud 10 follow the present con
io6 ni sAss Honey ID plenty Ind Abundant in every com
<Al mart The credit stem Il bsIng consrac,e every day
ce ron.e ftka {ok fhers viii be no credit opsraons
noot ealacIAe k then This country cannot exist without
osH Ii Il III height Of folly for traders 20 be sernsly
~ 1sr about ca.h 10 haud There souli De worry
MI ..ks hs sfesIt sysien be abolished Admit
M Aa sday hourly nbuzed The business Of the world
" eonanci<d without and whether the sonndnesa and
1acsAly "A New Orleans credit and honor TO be again
1oD<shed ssg Our opinion that any mpeach
14pt ~ ~ not Al,,uat 40 much.
Nv m@fkt to-day operated BY the adsicss
esl<s er Europa of the irs from Liverpool The quo
~ ~ Of cotton not sry from those by the previous
Heer Though the Aside Adgices below 3D., there s
fotH ciou 10 he vzsoas dispatches which will be under
HzsA si.ssi NE private correspondence l. received.
I1o Excl&dFe h4rket presented nothing Of to-day.
2hes< sales Of seslIns with bills Of ladng attached
M |e W IN clear bills io7e 075f q l0s The market
7eI supplied. vi ihefs anxiety by drawers
- 1~<ef NJ did learn Of any transactions in francs
" 4oo< <ood mis- 6s1,l a 522S and slHk a SICK,
Nostta funds ID qpe The bauks sold the
sans il ceai discount and Al private bankers we're
~ asers At A. u recent discount Other grades ruled
Ron * fof thirty aa1s sight ~ sixty days sight double
htiq y M ii.eepnt We quote the range q the market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

a rtraspxv. June II, 1863.
a g 49,. al,out as tsaAl o. the Ievee up ffeights
5 :. ~ =. .sers n,soiv. and rnfes sin very low.
9 \ { = fyie I.oaissilc packet Fanny Bullitt
I'1 h 3 Daahsm. arrived with fun cargo, part
=, ~ kbax tobacco VI thank her courteous
3 ~. 1hSodore Jodae. TX late papers. Let oil
e. hound 10 The river Oh Friday remember that
80 1ua<cs <tas day q 5 r. ~, with the daily czre
y mil. sad connextz AZ Memphis with ne me y
~ ard Cha1Irs>on Railroad, at Louisville VIII 'ne
lr7>oayI|e Raiiroad and the cnc'nnau man
<G>s 81 either Of which routes passengers can pc
81 1s1ed ii New York inside q seven days ana w''n
F. r1jlro>d tsaveI, mere comfort and cheaper than
- oot1e< route. Any person doubling snls can
"a Il proved q lh1s BY calling % boerd The Fanny
Il ~ 11||1' SIrlvsd from LAkepoft with SOS
4. = a q b mined With 4 very large cargo; part
e 8 l|1f1 Cap< q. s. Rogers, fcf late papers also
n 61fJlcdIar lIst d passengers saved, ETC., from
- 1ilort1na<e steamer Pennsylvania, which will be
. 111 Is 1no<her column. Many Of the rescued pas
r11Ia came down o. the Imperial, and received
- >31ur<ioa from her kind officers. The Imperial
1l5 s*x|n % Saturday at ) P. NJ, being the Rail.
/. ~ Linz rackst ior that day.
Il S4Ss [x<1lso. = Comef for Oaachifa Rirer.-
Is E964n EllIott backs out his new, swift, regu-
+ and popular passenger packet to-day, positively
= i r NJ, for ali landings up TO Camden. Mt. ). B.
S1s0p an obllsing gentleman, is her purser