Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13


VINAS, a notorious slave dealer of
Cuba, proceeded to the east coast of AT
RIGA, where slaves to the number of two
thousand were huddled together on his
two vessels. scanty provisioned and short
of wafer. A few days after doubling the
Cape The fresh water began iogive out, and
the negroes were forced 10 drink the salt
water. Dat of two thousand that left The
coast eight hundred we're buried at sea,
and the rest reached Havana afflicted
with the worst kind of scu~ey. The
ship landed her part on The south side of
the Island, whence the negroes were
transferred to Zulucia's estate. Or
the six hun1red conveyed thiiher, up
wards of two hundred have died, and The
rest drop off one by one, notwithstanding
the best medical skill sent from Havana
at enormous salaries. SO says The N.
Y. Times correspondent.
There was a fire in Toledo on Friday
night last which broke out on Water
street and spread over the entire range
of frame buildings on the East and
West corners of Adams aud Wafer
streets. The Blade says:
The loss is very severe, as it falls
principally upon those who had invested
their all in these tenementS and the fur
nishing of Them. We believe there was
a very lille insurance on any Of the
buildings or property. The following is
a list OF the sufferers by the fire:
Cole and Co., blacksmith shop and
tools. Pat. HaydeA; two houses. Thorn
as Southland, Congress Hall. II. James,
livery stable and goods damaged
Horses alt saved. Wm. ]. Finly, build
irg and goods damaged. jones Jones,
carpenter shop. Mr.. Sawyer, Un;ea
Hall aud lis contents, and some money.
RATTLE ExTRAoRDINARY.-The follow
ing advertisement appears in one of the
Calcutta (lndia) papers:
BE il known, thai six fair pretty young
ladies, with two sweet and engaging
Young children, lately imported from
Europe, having the roses of health on
their cheeks, and Joy sparkling in their
eyes, possessing amiable manners, aud
highly accomplished, are 10 be ratified for,
next door to The British Gallery. Scheme,
twelve tickle al Twelve rupees each"
An ANCIENT CHuRcn-Thc "Firs.
Church in Hartford" Connecticut, (Con-
gregationalG must be a model of its kind.
Il has been in existence two hundred and
twenty FIVE years, and has never dismis
sed a pastor. 1t has had ten in all, nine
of whom have lived and died among their
people; and the tenth. the venerable DR..
HAYES, has new been in charge OF it for
forty years. and seems likely TO remain,
as his predecessors did, till death.
In noticing the swamp of the sailboat
Isabel, of Cleveland, off Fairport pier,
the gainesville AdoertiSer says the four
who chung to the boat were rescued by
the bravery of Capt. Harrison. of the
scow F%orlier, Capt. Jackson, of the Schr.
Twin Sister, Mr.. Goddard, Engineers OF
the Prop.-Lady of the Lake. VIM. Chap
man. Henry Foster, and Nelson Web
ster.
Shocking SUICIDE "A PARTIAL insane
lady who was visiting a brother near Or
vile. in The vicinity Of Massillon, on
Tuesday morning stood near the railroad
track watching tie approaching train.-
When neat she spfang upon the track
and ran upon her hands AMI knees 10
meet the engine. Ed1rts were male 10
stop the train but were unavailing, and
FIVE cars in passing over the body ground
it TO fragments.-Leddsr,
If you are afflicted with any complaint