Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
miscellaneous Artscles.

miscellaneous Articles.
Two MEN SuPFoSED ros pE DRowNrD-
Golopst SHarpe. The COLLECTOR aud Superinten.
dehq o. Lights for Delaware District, received
letter on Wednesday, dated Drcemha. oe,h
1851 from Captain Willowby. Of The Rrondv'
wneLghtI House, inNwhich tlfe Cant,;n So -
he sent Richard Chadwick and James Leo off
IN BOAT at O'Clock a. M, on the 22d mir 10
Morris Creek post-ofice, New JERSEY. with a
package containing The pay rolls. He saw the
ooat returning at2 o'clock, p. m, within half
mile distant, when schooner, outward hound.
passeq between the light house and the boat,
nd ne saw them no more the schooner pa ssed
lroh slght' or was obscured BY the snowwhich
was '1iiIng; IN ten minutes more he saw the
ooat drifting towards Cape May empty. The
Oaptain supposes the schooner ran into the
ooat and capslzed her. Nothing has since been
heard OF t1e men. Three men are aDoointed
to attend the Brandywine Light, which is
oullt out IN the bay nine miles from any lands
lng' Ihe sea is always very rough at this
place. Captain Wiloby was alone from the
22d ut, until the 7th inst He had his FLAG
at haIt-mast all the time-some II days. On
the tn 7th Captain NoneS stopped with the Gutter
FORWARD to attend 10 some business, and left
one OF his crew.-Repu6Licqn.
HAND Snor OFF.-Mr. Elisha Owens. of
dorchester county, Md, had his right hand
SnoI ou' few days ago, by the accidental dis
cnarse OF gun which colored man was car
rying. ...
SAD AFFAIE.-Mr. Ed. Martin, of Easton
Nd, jumped or fell out of the third.storv win.
DOW OF the Union Hotel, in that town, on the
hight OF the 9th inst, and was killed.
~ A little daughter of Mr.. L Co7rscv.
near Boonsboro, Caroline county, Md, was
taking fire.
GF Seven fugitive slaves of DR.. pbelos and
James E. Hall. of Dorchester county, Md were
arrested IN Caroline county, on the :3Ist uIt
" Peter Smith, free colored, has been ar.
rested IN Worcester county, Md, CHARGED with
Killing Ned Palmer, also free colored.
u In some sections of Maryland Vrpioia
md Pennsylvania farmers are engaged in 9;n,y.
ng Tor their spring crops
" The Rev. d" Parson Brownlow" leetured
m Slavery IN Memphis, on the 9th inst. In
ne course OF his remarks, he announced ms in
ehtlon 10 go on missIsn next spring, to the
heathens OF New England"
OF We learn from the New Orleans RuL
stn that subscription has been opeued IN
nat Guy. 1or the purpose of presenting to Com.
lodore Fanldlng sword Of honor, aud 10 The
lhcers and crew ,ot the frIgate Wabash a Aau.
an evidence OF the approval cf their acts by
nose who subscribe.
w The FIcksburg Southern SAYS that Sena.
,r Douglas has disposed of his plantation in
i'ss'sslPPl' anu has no longer any tangible
'h"ec'lOh with The "peculiar institution"
W The New York Herald 1.-TWO cents> do. "
ounces the Sun as " dirty penny sheet" for i
lVlng proven by affidavit, that il had IN. II
,ea'est crcu alton, and thereby got the Post u
flee advertising t.. 4
w Congress hestdtrs to increase the Army
organising additional regiments, but prop6-
5 10 strengthen each existing regiment two 4
hPabIes. Ii Is now said that the Utah EXpr.I
'loh mas already cost the enormous sum IF SS.- +;
o'OOO! War Is an expensive game 1t
" Gen. Haverlock is a wit as we'll ~ , "
ldier, for IN The despatch communicating ms
ccesS at Lucknow, he stated that although
Z British forces had met with reverscs m In.
!, they were IN LUX nOU!
OF grand Calico Dress Ball, is to be given n
the Academy Of Music, New York. ON the
4 oil next month, for the benefit OF The poor.
Ter the festive entertainment, the Dresses OF =
: Ladies are to be donated to the Poor. q
" Asa. w. Jefferson. Of Georgetown. Del. an
1t TO the Philadelphia market, during the in
u year. oO,OOO dozen eggs. On one oeca-
n he sent % barrels
y Slave Colonization has been pronosod =
Congress, by Mr.. Blair, the Enancipatlones,
m missouri, In his maiden speech. HIS
W IS that territory be purchased in Cen. /
America, 10 be cOlOnized by free NEGROES l.
by slaves, as they are manumtted, and TINT .aI .aI
territory shall be a dependency under the ,
of the United States.
= Red flannel pettlcoats are the lotes,
'ulne fashion, having been introduced bv -
ueen VIC, upon her return from the Hiph m,
1s' and more recently endorsed by the En- t'ro
IS Eugenle. Hurra for hoops and red fan nnc
.f :. SUP
Y The average number of beeves BROUGHT can
he New York market, weekly, is 354S- any
NY well for Golbamite CONSUMPTION, when 4
the mutton, veal, yension, pouI- "n' "n'
ana dog meat, ihat comes in to supply the A
rstees. VIII
ANDsoME MEN:--An observing (artist) lady han
of the Home journal writes - "A
were speaking Of handsome men, The other az az
'lng, and was wondering why K-bad TnG
'st the beauty for which, five years ago he two
famous, "0h, its because he never did NJ
hing" said B "he never worked, thouobt .
lfered. You must have The mind chisellng
at the features, if you want hundsome.
lie aged men," ...'t... ...'.0 III
NETTING ROTIEN IN TExAs-Sufcfde of Istra
IN J0neS.-The manifest destiDr of public num- nun