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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

WAsHISGroS Moniey Dec. l3, 1853.
The reporter of the Associated Press is enabled to
state with confdsnoe that Lord Napier has oesn trsn
ferrsd - the mission at the Hague. He will aot leave
Washington until the arrival Of lao successor, in two
months. This change involves no imputaIicn on Lord
Naper's conduct any alteration of policy on the
part of her Majesty Government.
The Delegate from Utah has received from Gov.
Cumming and other officials OF ths Territory certli
Gates that the Public Library and the Court Of Rec.
ords are in good conservation, which statement is
trary to the newspaper reports 80 oisen repeated
The President has called upon Congress to extend to
Siam the provisions OF the act Of 1873 in opera
ton with China
Commodore McIntosh Las been pronounced ncaps
Die Of acting by medical board on account oi sick
7ess, and ordered home.
Mr.. Steadman has written his resignation IA public
printer OF the House, but whhoas sending II TOR tho
present.
The State Department has received dispatches from
Chill, conveying the gratifying Intelligence that
through the ersevering efforts of the United States
Minister Dir. Bgler the claims Of this country against
Chill in connection with the American vessels lace.
doLia and Franklin, have 80 far been advanced toward
adjustment that little doubt . entertained OF s early
consunmation. The claims in tie case of the Mace
douia have been pending for more tnan quarter OF
century, ard Involve oneourth of million ~ dollars
The large numb-r ci appointments made dnnng tns
If Congress, together with the Chneoe Japa1-
and other treaties wrre, in the Executive session
ct the Senate to-day, res.rIed 10 appropriate Commit
tees for examination.
The substance of Commodore yclDtOshs dispatch
10 the Navy Department, concerning the visit Ot the
British officers to the steamer Washington II, that the
said officers asserted their right 10 MAKE such visit
by reason Of the British Protectorate over Sm Jdan
DEL Norte established at the reques; ~ Nicaragua
Il il reliably ascertained that the iolosns named
gentlemen either spoke or voted in favor of the propO
ston submitted by Mr.. Cingraan in the recent DeIa-
Ocratc Of Senators against any change IN tae
Committee on Territories Messrs. BsyarJ, Pearce,
Hunter, johnson Tenn, Brown, Toombs, Clingman,
Biger, Shields Stuart, and perhaps several ctho1s.
The State Department had not, this morning, re.
ceived any official dispatches in reference to recent
events in Central America. Regarding the nosspaph
accounts to be true relations with Great Bntsin
are considered NJ extrouely critical ard Lrderpg on
war between the two eOuItIies. This oy,non Is freely
expressed by geL,iepaen occupying pso'nnsnt public
pcsltlOne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES.
DIR. CBuRcBiLL's Discovery.
THE HYPopHosrsIrEs
Or LAME, SODA AkD Potash,
sPEcIFIc REMEDY FOR TIE TREATMENT or

SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR TIE TREATMENT OF
CONS MPTION.
Ths and inTor,s ncovsry in the treatment OF rubkH
(Consump M made BY the celebrated Df Iohh
frsrcis ChnIehho Paris and hrH commune " "v '1-
Academy OF Nee cne 1856 II has been adopted anu now
used thousko i. the Continent Of Europe with unprecedented
cure and preventive Of this mos. formidable eouIse
Of the br nan race
Sol .so as 1885, Dr. Churchill By series Of eenhc de-
dS ~ 10 the conclusion that the PsoxMATE CAUSE OF
-, a., ..s.n,isl condition Of Tuberculosis tCoasump-
DECREASE in the system Of the phosphorus con-
t,us IN all oxysensbe state Hence be drew he e'
pce ,I.t the msars Of curing the disease conea SsoS
| INC the deficient elements. , r
For this purpose necessary TO select some conPou" VI
,nhrp. wb ia should be a. the time oXydlzabe AID
ssmable-h.t is capable of entering into and forming p.
~ the system These conditions were found to exist ID 'ne
u,YoFHosPHTEs LIME. SODA AND POTASH winch seemed
best fh the two requisites o! OXIDATION OF combustion
and ASSIMILATION. The of the H5popho'phts' sho"'
,b... nr,us,scs 10 twood specific acton on 'ne
OIL. L.nd They HoEf.sI The PRINCIPLE "na'eVei 'hA '
b. WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE ana Oh 'ne oAe
they are the MOST POWERFUL BLOOD |tNI~'4"' ""''' ~
,u;erior to any hitherto known
m scal elects Of their shown by az IN
OF NERVOUS POWER sometimes even from the hIsi day
Of their adnnsa,i tosether with an UNUSUAL FEELING "
COMFORT AND STRENGTH The APPETITE NCKhAsES ID an
The evacustons become kEGuLs AND
MORE ABuspAST the perspirsoIs any have existed cease
lf.P BECOMES cALM and PROFOUND. All the genera
r,nvtoms iisappasr With rsPdiy that truly marvellous
The cure consumption in the second and tad stages at
period consequently when there can be no uncertainty a. 20
be nature Of the diseased. can obtained il all BY this
treatment except tho existing lesion OF the lungs oil
itself ceut produce death Contrary - the opinion gen.
rsy r.ceived the third ef consumption TO- al other cir
omssrce, being equal amensbe to treatment than the
second Hereditary preirosou seems in way to counter
act the eject the hypophoshtes patients in whom was
mott s,rou sy msIkec recovering rapidly ss others
Thi, remedy only curative effect but will used
there exist. suspicion Of the disease p'srn: III
6>r,iotnent sud thus PREsERvaTyE With REGARD
TO coNsvMfTIoy vaccination does with regard TO small
Pdee 81 pei bottle three bottles for SIS The only gsnuia.
,yeyd,a;ion Of the HypoIh'The' a. pre'er'oed by Dr.
cAuyelW sod Wholesale the Oce Of the American and
pr,isn Agency" (~Le.e circulars may be obtained) BY
J. WNcHEsIrR, No. i9 Johnst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

ip never rrioyc! before Six months imprison.
mentor twrv-, # h- do no, pay hne of three
thousand francs-ior writing with the spirit o'
freeman, for exercising the heavenly right of
liberty; io- proving that the heart of France Is uos
desd. but that some Indignant throb show. that
still she lves-ths will y ,ce hm 'ns the ranks
O, those who have suffered in be hoiiest Of csu-es.
Ard what be gains. Louis Napoleon lcses. From
such acts as this his prestige can never reco'er.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE Committees
were appointed, the list agreed upon in the Demo-
cratic caucus being adopted BY party vote,
Messrs. Bell and Broderick alone voting with the
Republicans in the negative. Mr.. Douglas is de.
posed from the Chairmanship of the Committee on
Territories and Mr.. Green takes his place. Mr..
Clinman urged the abrogation of the Clayton
Bulwer Treaty. The Pacific Railroad Bill was
taken up, and Mr.. Gwn spoke at length in its
favor
The House was occupied with the case Of
Judge Watrous.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

The Savannah Republican not only renews its as
sertion that the yacht Wanderer has been on a
shaving voysge but states the number Of negroes
shipped, and the disposition which was made of
those who survived the passage, that they might
enjoy the blessings Of Christianity upon Georgia
plantation. Three men have been arrested on
charge of piracy and lodged in Savannah Jail bail
having been refused.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
fsrEcIAL DISPATCHES 10 THE ). Y. rRiBUsyl
~.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 THE y. Y. rRIBusyl
F,os TN, Ovn Ccvvopoa6<n;.
WASHINGTON, Nondsy. Dec I3 ISIS.
Government has received yo,umnous di.patcAs.
from Nicaragua in regard 10 the conduc, Of "A.
English there. There is yet nothing known Of IN.
course which the President intesds to take IN "a.
matter. The Cabinet h.d a special meeting
yesterday anr to-day
large pumber of appointments was sen, "a n.
SeIs'e to-day. That of J. Clancy Joue, IA, NJ,
yet been reported. There is some trouble aho.,
hIs Golf, nation.
The treaty with Siam was sent 10 the Sen,,s "a
day; 1t is the old one negoiiited three years AGO
conierrng greater powers upon American Copsl.
The Watrous case VIII be decided to.norro
The result looks more doubtful than il did a few
DAYS sgo Dir. Ward Of New.iork will speak !,
avor of the impeachment 10 morrow. sni Ms,,.
Csrk and Cochrane against NJ. Stephen. said. in
conversation to-day, that it VISA clear case Of per-
ecution
Lord Napier is transferred TO the uague. much
to his disgust it is said.
The fact that Mr. Green opposed. 10 dsy. ths
attempt of JEFF Davis 10 urge forward the orssni.
zston Of Arizona, provckes much speculation.
Arizona is rega ded the first sep tcwsra Souor.
and chihuahua. There is much di.sen .ou among
the shareholders with regard 10 the Presidents
policy of aggraudizenent. II Will be strongly
opposed by the cautious and praicnt Souther,
Democrats.
A majority Of the House Committee on Terrific.
ri,s is against reporting the Oregon bill. The vcs
in Committee stood four to four to day Zolp..
fer, who is opposed 10 the bill, WAS absent.
The Republican, in the House have determines
10 make an effort To repeal the English limitation
in the Kansas act, as to put Kansas on an equal.
ity with Oregon. They maintain tha. the sane
rule should be applied 20 aRepubcan as@ Dem.
ocratlc State.
The trouble about the House printer csme tos
head to-day. Wendell during last session bought
on, Stesdman for $3I ,0Oe. Stesdmsn came back
this session and demanded additional bonus,
threatening # refused, TO resign. He actually
placed bis resignation in the hands of Member
this morning, but this aiterneen the matter was
settled by Wendell paying Sl,l0o.
Jsdee Douglas has prepared, and Will soon pub
lsh declaration of his intention not to be can
dlda.c for the Presidency in lrte.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

FIRE IN OLIVER SrREEr.-At about2 o'clock this
morning fire occurred in the liquor store OF --
Leahy. corner of Oliver ard Water streets which was
ea,mrusled with few psils Of water. Damase
tiug. The fire is said to have been set by shavnSs
placed under a keg Of csDphene.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

NEw.YoRK HlsToRIcAL SocIErr.-The celebration
of the Fity.fcuIth Anniversary OF the New'fork His
,o.ica Society will occur at the Library this evening
Prof. George w. Greene will deliver the address on
The Life and Genius Of Thomas Crawford
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Nesu3l DAILY Iibn,re
TUESDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1858.
TO oORRESPONDEyT5

C. p BRONSON, omitted biz communicated
no notice can BE- taken Of Anopynous
BE- treated ~ ne
and address Of wrr-rot nec-sssiy fof paoscs
ton, but guaranty for his GOOD f-iih
We eanno. undertake 70 resrn rejected Conmuni.senn
v.r, a., Tar T,svyE OH.e shosd In a esse' b
A1eIesssa 70 HoIAcE Chilly 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

ANNUAL VISIT TO THE REv. Mr. GARSEr.-The
friends Of the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet are invited
10 NEE, at the Lecture-room Of Shiloh Presbyterian
Church Oh Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Europa
from Boston, will close in this city to-day, at
o'clock p NJ, for the railroad, aud o'clock P. NJ,
FOR the steamboat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

DONATION VIsIr At KgYPoRT, n. 1.-THE frenis
ohe Rev f. A. Slater Pastor Of the Baptist Society at
K.ypot, purpose making to him donation visit to-
day and tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

PorArors IN MARKEr--There now lying in the
Atlantic Dock basin Brooklyn, 20 canal boats loaded
with AZ Goo bushels Of potatoes. They sell at sl 25
Der tbl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

In the Chicago Post-Ofice, mails are received ds;,
from twenty railroads. 1hiny:fre hnadred mails,
zHe P,e.s Gays, ale made up every day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

The present Mayor Of Boston was reelected
yesterday.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25
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ARRIVAL OF THE REPFBLfC.
SAN Francisco; CISCO; June is, 1855

0AN hANCiSCOt u uiiC ICf lCOC
The steamer Republic was telegraph
ed at two o'clock and arrived at the
wharf about o'clock. The Republic.
only brings three cabin passengers and
ten steerage passehgsrs.
Her news is eight days later from the
mines than las. adviees.
The Puget Sound Herald contains
but very little news relating to the miues
none of which is s~ery satisfactory.
A merchant named McRahl6 had
5000 worth of goods that he was taking
up the river, but they were seized by tbe
Hudson Bay Co., and confscated.
Difficulties are daily occurring be
tween the Hudson Bay CO.. and the
miners. The company is continually
seizing the boats and goods 6f the Amer
leans and they as often resist.
Governor Douglas has gone mp the
river to endeavor to enforce the laws.
and at last accounts was above Fort
Hope.
FROM Fort Hope numerous reports
have been received of difficulties with
miners and the Indians, the latter offer
ing great odds to the Americans work.
ing the mines.
At Whatcotn a large number are CON
gregated, an waiting for the river TO
fall to enable them TO try tLeir luck
The town is over-run with gamblers who
are carrying everything before them
with high hand. Faro banks are
to be found every where.
The steamer Surprise had got as faf
up the river as Fort Hope. at which
place the miners were making from SO
to $15 day, whenever there isa chance
to work.
There is no further doubt of the rich
ness of the mines on Frazer river
A great many are making as high as
500 day, and the lowest average
is $40 per day.
Wells, Fargo & Co., received $40, 900
in dust, by the Republic.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25
Ordinance No. d

An Ordinance providing for the licensing Of Dogs The
Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain follows
SEC. l. From and after the first day of July, A %
1858 shall not be lawful for the other
sons having the charge of dogs allow them a.
large within the corporate limits of the Ney
except as provided for in this Ordinance
SEC. 2. Every owner other person having the
charge of dogs shall for license for keeping each
dog the sum of five dollars per payable advance
at the Marshall IS office.
SEC. The Marshal shall provide for each person
applying for license under this ordinance tag
stamped with consecutive number, which tag shall be
securely fastened upon the neck of the dog for which
the license is taken out He shall also furnish the
person taking out the license receipt for the
OF money paid, with the date # the license
SEC 4. 1t shall be the duty Marshal and arrb
men to kill and remove all dogs found running large
the owners of which shall have complied with tbs
provisions of this ordinance and all obstrnet
ing the aforesaid officers in the performance Of thei
duties under this ordinance, upon conviction may BE
fined in any not exceeding hundred dcars o.
less than ten dollars; or, in default OF payment by
prisonment not more than ten days IN the city jai
Passed June 9th, 1853 n II FLAGG
Pres,dept.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25

1t is an extraordinary fact that when
people come to what is commonly called
high words, they generally use low Ian
guage.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25

Henry William Herbert, well known
to the literary and sporting world as
Frank Forester" shot himself May
10th, at his room, in the Stevens House,
New York his wife, to whom he was
married three months ago, refusing to
live with him.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25

% What was the difference between
Noah's Ark and Joan of Arcl One was
made Of wood-the other was maid of Or
leans.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25

What is the difference between
an auction and sea sickness One is the
sale of effects, and the other the effects
of a sail.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25

% A Chinese proyerb says, lie has
no legs, and cannot stand; but it has wings,
and can fly far and wide.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25

The Governor of South Carolina has
appointed A. p. Hayne to be United
States Senator, in the place Of Judge
Evans, deceased.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25
Groceries and Provisions
JESSE 8 WAfi, 3 f,o

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens II Nevaa.
w and vicinity that they have received daring tis.
past week the
Ldrgta and best ~oeh Of t;oy.isi
Ever before brodgh into Sevsds fi'es arc atsas. az
hand At the
Fireproof Brick B@ildlmg, B,'o9d iSty.ss
Nearly opposite their old stand next door above y
Hamlins Bookstore, where can be found every srcls
kept in well-regulated
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-25
GREGORY & WICKES;
Successors to Gregory & Sparks,
DEALERS M
groceries, Proyisions
Preserved Fruits. Mining Tools n.

"OuLD solicit the continued patronage os -
friends ofthe old firm and invite all to give thew
ean Iney VIII keep constantly hand well seles
yea stock OF everything in their line which viii b. AL
for cash. at the lowest Market rates - WIZ
tance from town eaeV'a''r re
store---Cor. Main & Washington sts
Nevada, April Q. 1851
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24

DEBORAH GAzETTE.-The first No. of
this paper under the new administration
has come to hand. Judge Burdick hav-
ing been retained by Mr.. Belfoy as assis-
tant Editor, there is no difference in the
appearance or in the articles ofthe Ga
zette that would justify remark.
Mr.. Belfoy has called on us since the
purchase and we have talked matters
and things all over. He is kind heart
ed gentlemanly fellow, has good point,
and undoubtedly will make an interest
ing Republican journal. His political
ideas do not interfere with social enjoy.
ment and there is no one more Frankly
received at the Times Office than Belfoy.
The Judge we do not like SO well, be-
cause he was lately at McGregor and
did not call on US We will demand an
apology in person, when we visit De-
corah.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Office is hereby givcn that iy virtue of special
execution, issued out Of the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of Clayton county, Iowa, bearing
date February 15th A. d. 1885, and to directed.
will on Thurzday the 25th day OF March, A. n. 1858,
between the hours Of nine o'clock, A: NJ, and four
O'Clock. p NJ of that day, sell to the highest bidder
for cash. at the store of N. NJ Tuttle in the town OF
McGregor in the county and State aforesaid the fol.
lowing property. towt All the right title, and In
tcrest Of C. H. Shaw, in and to the building situate
on Maine street, in the said town of Mcregor formerly
occupied by the said II Shaw grocery store togeth.
or with the Lease Of the Lot Of Land which the
situated. Also, stock Of Goods, Wares and Merchau.
disc, consisting Of Groceries, Wines and Liquors. Can
dies, Tobacco Candles, Cigars, Stoncware, Stationery
Flour, Spices, Tea and many other articles usually
kept in Family Grocery Store. Also large Stove
| one Desk, Chairs, &C., &c.
Taken as the property Of c. II. Shaw, to satisfy
certain judgment rendered by the aforesaid District
Court, at the January Term, A. D. 1858, thereof In
favor of Derby & Day, and against the raid c. II.
Shaw, for the sum Of Twenty-one Hundred Dollars and
One Hundred and Scvcnty-five and $500 Dollar.
costs of suit, and all costs that may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
by n. NJ. TUTTLE,
-.... 3d. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated the cath day of February, A. D. lS5Sn79
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24

".Amicus. A letter over this signature will
be found in our columns. Its failure to reacl,
us in time for the last issue Q7th) renders its
items somewhat old for the present No. The
writer will accept our thanks for the fatterins
manner in which he speaks Of the Iimes-he
will pardon US however for stating that no ex-
pressions of regard toward lis individually will
give US satisfaction that will compensate for
reflections upon the masses of our political
friends. One Or two ,cords which pointed in
the direction named have been omitted.
Will "Amicus' continue to favor TIA with the
news in Fayette Co-wrte US by Monday
Mail. .tr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24
Iowa Legislature.

Iowa Legislature.
The mails this week have forbidden
the arrival of our letters from Des Nome.
We have the State Journal to Feby. 18th,
but we find in the Legislative proceed
ings SO little, that it is scarcely worth
a reference. The stay law and appraise
ment law are likely to b. defeated be-
cause ola difference of opinion as to de-
tails. 1t is claimed by many that the
regulation of schools belongs, under the
New Constitution, to the Board of Edu-
cation and not to the Legislature. tits
proposed by the Agricultural Commit
tee to provide for sort Of Agricultural
Legislature to take charge of farming
interests-the next move may be the in
stitution of Mercantile Legislature, a
Mechanical Legislature. and so on
Mr.. Carter introduced a memorial
restricting the sale of public lands to
actual settlers. Passed.
A Bill has passed to raise company
of mounted men for the p rejection of the
frontier.
Mr.. COLLINS is chairman Of the Capt.
tol Investigating Committc-an honor
able post, and we venture to say that he
will do his duty without finching. 1t
is already discovered that the title by
which the State holds the present Capt.
tol Building at Des Moine is fraud.
Mr.. Collins has sent US printed copy
of the State Bank Bill. 1t is almost like
the Ohio law on the same subject and it
is likely to pass. The Free Bank Bill
is not yet printed. The usury law will
be likely to be repealed.
An act authorising the state to issue
bonds for procuring a loan Of $4,000
has passed-they bear 7 per cent inter.
est.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24
Astronomical Exhibition,

On Friday evening, Prof D. GARRIsoN will
Lee ure at McGregor, on this beautiful science
He comes highly recommended by distinguish.
ed scholars Of southern Iowa, and he will
doubtless give the public rich entertainment
His Astronomical Apparatus is extensive. The
Professor will also exhibit by means of Magic
Lanterns, some beautiful Paintings from Scrip
tural subjects, Natural History, European
Scenery, DC. &c. ..... ....-s
If you want the worth of your morey in
amusement and instruction combined, do not
fail to attend the Lecture.
For particulars. see bills.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-24
T. A II F. S T..

The Baltic reached N Y. on the lsth she detal.
cd by heavy westerly gales.
The Leyiathan got aaoat the 31ss, of January.
The Atlantic Telegraph line will be laid early in the
summer. The new married Royal chow we hate that
word in this applicaton) party left gland the I'd
frightful colcry explosion occurred the 3oth, at
Ashton under Lyme About 100 were in the pit only
40 of whom had been rescued.
The Empress Engenic is appointed Regent in Of
the Emperors death
The India news is nothing The markets are a little
Deuteronomy very easy.
DoMEsTIc.-A gas explosion in church at Cincn.
natl occurred on the evening of the 10th. Eight OF
ten persons dangerously injured.
Mr.. Forsyth has recognized the new Mexican Gov.
crnment.
The Pacific Hotel at St. Loui, was burnt on Sat
last (20th) and many pershcd 1t is said there
100 in the house and that but so can be found
many were MANNED for life by jumping from the win.
dows. The names of the missing not reported
The Utah reports favoraby quiet.
The Russians are trying to purchase the Collins
steamers.
The steamer Diamonds tate burnt totally at the
Philadelphia wharf on Friday last.
Mr.. Clarke was sentenced at Danvlc Pa. on satur.
day for the murder Of his wife.
New York commercial reports favorable. The
demand for flour is BETTER and wheat is advancing
The lower River markets decidedly better. Whoa,
at Milwaukee in good request at IS to Goat Chicago
81 Hogs in both markets held at advance. A,
New York wheat Goth Fcby) was 10 to l,22at New
Orleans los for Redeem firm at II to so st. Louis
FEBRUARY 20, country -four $50, Wheat IS to 90 fol
spring and winter. Moro pork has been packed thar
there was last year year before.
| Culom and Clay of KY. had little fist fight al
Washington on the 10th, Cullom slapped Clay in th'
lace. Barksdale will probably challenge Potter o
| Wisconsin for scalring him.
The Africa was signaed on the evening of the 21s
but owing to wondrous storm of wind and snow sh,
had not come into port at latest dates.
The Sing Sing prisoners attempted to escape th'
ice of the Hudson Five six got out and rsn----thc.
we're fred upon---two were wounded MORALLY aud tn
others captured.