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Chancery Court at Nash.iise.

II. Il. Ioaey ~ kc-. Hsrnaa Cox Aenl r. &c,
ai--tfigilsl ftiL
the once - the Iierk and Master q The Cflaa-
II cery Cort NssAy de the 18th cay % Sept-,
1s3s, moiion ~ eomPlalHant. BY eounsci "a The
above e2a-e and appeAring D. the ratfcton q the
Clerk a1a Master, that she SAID detcbaAnt n. ".
HAti Is resident u the state of tennessee, and
theres0re the ordinary u t cout cannot be
served ur3a HIM = thercfgFr ordered b. the Clerk
and AAslur that psbicstua h u1aie 81 leuF week.
In successor the Nashville Patriot, ncsssfAret
pahltsh>d IN tee Gag % Nashville. requiring the zad
Defendant - spssar Al ths term - the Ch4nee-
~ Court b Aol1sa for he county q navtson Al
ths court house thereof, IN the eny 81 Nashville n
she ursi Moafay n November next, and answer sad
bill he vii he taken Tor eOnfezsed - hm
2ad tdswn fsss he&r.as sx Htrte.
JNO. r GLEAYTS,
sePksS~ssl Prslee<S csofk 4 A1sleT.
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Chancery Court AT NASHVILLE.

Henry Crutcher Thomas Crutcher and others
fI'O Nary ,rutcher, widow of Henry Crutcher de
L ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs. Mary Helm and
ner husband Thomas J. Helm, Mrs. Margaret Nc
DOwell ana Der HUSBAND Joshua A Mcdowell, Mrs.
Eliza Iwyman ana her husband William Twyn,an,
George Crutcher Thos Crutchcr, William H. Crutcher
ana James Crutcher, children and heirs at law Of
Henry Crutcher deed. In pursuance of the law in
such cases made and provided, you hereby notI
hed ana required TO appear at the Court house in
Nashville. on the first Monday in November next TO
snow cause, any you have, by the sCit Of Henry
Crutcher vs. Tn mas Crutcher ct ais now pending in
the Chancery Court at Nashville, Tenn. should not
be revived in your names.
JN0. f. GLEAVES
sept2s-+w Clerk A. Master
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In Chancery at LAFAYETTE.

John Ward Guardian, of the minor heirs Of James A.
Taylor, deceased .-E5 pdyte.
DURSUANT To a Decree Of the Honorable Chancery
i Court for Macon county, July Term. 1858, will
oher Tor sale, upon the premises, SATURDAY, THE
9Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1858, on a credit Of one.
two, and three years (eXccTt the of Sl25.) the
undivided onethird part Of l76 acres Of land
less, with all Of its appurtenances, lying Macon
Tenn. II miles East of Lafayette, including the cee-
brated Red Boiling sulphur Springs, which are known
70 be an nfallibic cure for Gravel any derange-
ment of the Kidneys, from any Sc whatever, Scrof
ulous diseases of character. Dyspepsia and ndi-
gest!on in WORT Will cure greatly alleviate most
OF all the Chronic diseases poor mortal man is subject
TO.
new and amply
IT," ir'n-"-"-'o~'o 49, r'r'.''~c"-" c"tlortaoIe'
SrfF'ciH-e' -o1~ SNn .-i~|0-e Oul cuttings
Good Ct"h'os Ta--aoo rpr,sos ~,,1 "tho- u "i Cui
and "ho't n ar-nS or Tho lq11 IN n good sta
tiraton locdIl
Alec. - '~-,o c'o-o - f-Sf--ate
Gov no cnio ~ Goods C-Oror'o- anu
p~-SS --fi' No -n~''i-HS lti'
= nov -ot0'-OI t1,~ Owl ~-H r~rrFtrre for
rr-rhaeo r,orcv-Iulv "eth Te-e
TOTT~ srrCr>-r
a-~r1-+I -
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nusiness Change.

CECCfkiING ]. c. fAardea In the IGmber trade,
- viii ceatnu~ the businers NJ the o stand mo.
III Broadway where nj be pleased 10 meet al
tt1e lAtronk Il my Predecessor and many others
may Ever witb call 80
I have several mills catting Poplar ane Cedar
LGnabeg, besides large snPply % white and yellow
fsne thus eusbilDg ne 10 sell at manufact1rer's
prlceG- :
daViss purchased The books and accounts Of the
old aFrn All ho o. their indebtedness VII
please Toward and settle BY the nrst o. sefs
'eubrg, OF vii put their accounts with an oElcer
lor csll ctan.
Having desermined 70 .ehere rigidy 10 the Cash
systrra. al orders must ~ s1cconpanied win the
sasss-u Lk nARDES.
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DEfeSo>S who desire 20 try their llck Ia these eei
ebraiea Latteries. which cFaN every Saturday IN
the year can have their oFlers Ptonpiy teaded -
siskout the risk O. sending eS mad, by addressing
rANI SWAN 4 90,
Rox No. %. y. o.. NAshFiiie.
copy % the Oasci4i Drawing will be sent ta esch
paEch Assr nnaea .tely after ID, aFxag takes place
For Prices see advert ssnaent N afiofhrt esamh.
Prre Of shoIe tickets slo; hsivrs s.; quarters s.
s.,. esvhths A. - eptlT
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W. T.. CNlX4DS a. cos
PATE Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


T'HE undersigned purchased tile state Right for
Tennessee OF the above patent about year
ago and has since introduced extensively various
portons-of the state asks new the attention Of build
and the public generally To examine It's superior
ty over other modes of RahEng.
The material forms hard ami smooth surface. II
is mpervious 10 water elastic and flexible; IL viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 IRE; IL h
it will give better sa,isfacuon durability there
is question. II is the best thing Invented for
painting of old leaky tin roofs.
Hs- The Cement will be furnished to those al a dis
lance with directions for using
ss- COUNTY RIGHTS FOX SALE.
aS- Orders % the undersigned, through the
Post ONCE will be promptly attended TO-
would respectfully refer Ia tIv following gentle
men tor whom have covered bu'idtngs with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER NESHASao- SAsBvuIs
Maj. A. HERMAN,
Messrs. HUGHFs, & SMITH,
COLEMAN a SPAIN.
WIN SrOCkEIL,
Mr.. H. II. AkERoYD.
WARREN & MOORE,
HOU6H x MCCULLOUGH.
Col IL i. ANDERSON, " Co.,
Rev. c D. ELLIOTT,
d. y. wIIkiN,
ENocH ESsiEY,
SLAUGHTER & HEREFORD,
". B. SliAPARD.
j n WILLARD,
A. ". 3 IlNiHLEY,
Gen. wash. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON 4 co
JAS IL kENDRICR,
Rector D. q. SMITH, Columbia.
MAJ A. J. DoSELSON, Ia wilson eenHtya
Col A. J. POLK, Aaary county,
Rs- The Nashville & Chattanooga Railread Ccmpa
ay have adopted this Cement for TIA covering Of
cars and other work
ca Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
elsewhere, where The Cement has been IA general
Tor several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged IN various modes
Of Cement reading Tor many years and nstters himself
that be has gained some expesisnos and kne~lsdge
during that lstlie.
Ihase made arrangements 70 receive superior
impaired article Of knofng Feis froD EasxTos Bxo-
razss. ke~ York. $500 =.
Samples ef RoohBg 10 be seen at once.
J. 7. SAIHURsT
ocros No. Is DezdeFick street,
nzsis-sm EksasskIH. fnxx. s.
EN ruAks IoBAlC0, sassl-A bsaa. 9, by
IV segts-u pAl-l0x 4 90
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A. PATTERSON. =. a. FREKaA
PATTERSON l. FREEMAN.
Low Priced Furniture,
lzOnie Againt

MIR. LAskGOMhE dvsres To inform bis
WI sieasis aal tue pub3l svBs rally thai he hss re
tarus 81 l. as Nogtbsrn toar. -n1 ready ~ open
the asi cam algs.
Fully postea - al recent improvements IN Photo.
sra lic .ii'aiztIon-svyrg. 50 hsfstof0rs, o. laiy
upoi ns mart " hs petarss and determined "a
spar no euoft 10 please, he eo hesafiy h0ss
who have Besss sIsss!-.m a - TAN, 10 do 90.
IA Ties ~i nnI nas pfcseat looaz tAe ssoss gonvs.
nisnty All IsasaEuy lseatsa OF any N tls cay,
Casgry street. esfseT u Ussoa- sspzSl-2
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scptl0-tf Exec
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, - years old, and her
"A five children the Oldest boy II, the a girl
10 and down infant, will be sold or eN-
changed for other Negroes to some living ia he
country and that wants them for their use and
not ioT speculation. Apply 10
aug1l-f WILL. l. BOYD.
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Negroes for Sale.

I'VE have gopa Lot II Negroes for sale, some 10
w or 10 LIKELY BOYS from 10 to 20 years OLD
Several young w"inen with child each; or 5
good House Girls 10 o. 20 years old. well qualified
be highly recommended. good Carpenter 20
years old; good COOKS, or men from % 80
years Old. II. II. HAYNES 90.
aur24-f
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Extra Chance

An Offering tor saio that beautiful House and lot
on Cherry street as uinIug the Crinn Buildings,
NOW IN course Of erection fronting so feet and
ming back lsi feet This Is the most desirable prP
erty IN the city for sale Also two store Houses
Market street near Spring 81 Apply q
WILL o. BOYn,
iyl-tf No. SO Cherry street
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F OR S ALE,
!. con Worth of Most TaIuable Real Estate

I WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some Of
i the most desirable city property offered in
this market lying Cherry Cedar Market and Spruce
Sts- suitable for business houses private dwellings
propose 10 exchange the above FOR likely Negroes
the best cash prices.
mAyl5-f WILL. J.. BOYD, in.
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For RENT.

A NEAT and sonifortAble dNshnE, situated Just
~ beyond tie Nashville and Chattanooga issFoaa
Depot, an Illness AdaltIon, ufh good cistsFn and
every convenience necessary l. render 4 desirable
ersis~iice. Apply to IS. l. nOfn. IT.,
auE-S-u NJ. So Cherry II.
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NEGROES for safe.

HAVE quite number Of Negroes on hand for
Il sale; amongst them excellent Seamstress aud
Hpuse-servant. Also, several good Cooks. Washers,
&c. Call soon. WI. /. BOYD, JR.
seutlT-u
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post Once.

NssavtLIk, March 90 isss.
r<nas "a .s,sr The .st Il APF the Rost 0aee Eisl
II hs aosnof on sz1dsss ~ bali past A. n, az1
slsss a. SAN onee again Al 2 NJ and close a 7
r. NJ On ali either DAYS she ohnoe wi be eSened a.
~ ). B. ANDERSON, Fess h<s.sE,
EaxSi-4
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FOR RENT.

rI,HAT FLTGANT ~-ItsEsE HuCsg. VI. II east SIDE
Il Pubs ssn>rs, f'srnaeriy eceuiacd hy Lyons 4
Go. fssscssi'ln givea iussssizEfeiy. Apply
his B8A>sfoHD. NcwHikrtR 90.
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For Rent.

ryNHEaesirsbie residence No 81 sauh spruce street
Il lease can be- had, % good tenant Also, same
furBitnIe, At us worth. ApGly al ths Office
ROBERT Gtff5OS.
Angii-U ON the premises.
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Coal Stock for Sale.

WE have ls3 Shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
Il w We wish % sell or exchange for hAely young
Negroes city property.
aug24-d H. H. HAYNES 90.
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A AONG the lot we have several good Families. tvs
n three young Women with FIRST child four goss.
House Boys, boys from is % 20, good Dining roou
servants With good lot Of field hands men and gr Is
and = good Blacksmith and Barber.
AWAIT "a n. HAYNES A 60.
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$4,000
J, 4S3 FFlzes AMOUNTING o----.--....-. $3ZU, UUO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters SO so
Certihcates Of PackaeeE I'll b ID AZ the q
TO BE DRAWN

tea Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent % any one desIrons " reeeIyhlg 4.
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dissolution.

rV,HE copartnersnip herctsf,rs existngr der the
i name ilI. slyig eli Nm h. HORN so rs this
cav Gissusse By mutual cOIseui, WA. IL. ii rn iak
ing ali fay Gazette au b alone auihnFlxsd 20 sct all
toe -bts ls- l..s nr,a aad pay al cha ms = 'ths
ssns - - : - WI. ~. HORN,
septs ". L. HoRS.
WA "a. 80. -inas Tn business st tbs
0fd stan =. Iol.ug s.rees, whore skiliiai werkmsn
will be f,ai. 10 eAsc-Iv aiy work sa1 listed 70 M
care. ssyla-lm
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l0otfIs,. sc.
r a. " SV

IF % " = " N q v 8 e,
RUSSELL VZLLE,- KY.
M. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TNHIS new and commodous Hotel is thoroughly
U furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has acded 10 the Hotel one of the
largest and must complete
..e Nexg STABLES
In the State, capable Of sng l5e horses, under the
and supervision Of careful and attentive Ostyrs,
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. alss,
large lots under fences for the accommodation Of
drovers
A BAR,
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, has also been
added TO tile Hotel.
Thankful for tie exceedingly liberal patronage which
the 'F0rst House" has received since il has been in
charge Of the undersigned, he intends TO spare no
pains expense 10 make it the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Bnggies, and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they may desire from Russsllville.
septl-datriw1y NJ. w. MASON.
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for Sale-Go Rent.
Executors Sale of Real Estate

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
TIVE un dersgned are now offering at private sale
Il ali that portion Of laDd, lying the South side
Of the Charlotte Turnpike, belonging the 81
the late Matthew BirlOw deceased The land lies in
full view, and within about two miles Of the State
Capitol, and - laid out IN lots varying IN size from
fourteen To twenty nine acres all fronting the
Turnpike road These lands viii be sold at fair pT
and On liberal time. Any persons ishiug 10 ex
anime them T. ascertain ticulars In relatou
The terms, VIII please call on John q. rarrow, near
the premises, or ga j. /. & X ". Brown Real Estate
Agents, or the undsrs gLcd IN Nashvr.
NJ. :. HIGHER,
G. {. TORBETr,
scptI0-G Executors Of NJ. Barrow, decd.
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Jacks, JennetS and Cattle
FOR SALE

Il HAVE for sale on my plantation, n Jackson conn
a Nlne Jacks, from tao O. * YEARS old, q good
sze. the largest about Is hands hgh eighteen len
nets and forty head Of Cattle FOR further particulars
apr ~ o. tie undersigned ~ Ma hyuh'.
anglO-s AriNIm Wv VOOLFOLK
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Gents Shoes Sn Caters.
HENTlkAiEN will find good assortment OF FINE
VI SHOES, and CATERS, OF Il very best quality,
and at low prices, AT the store of
JOHN RAMAGE.
" 24-u AZ College Street.
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SAVE MONEY s KEEP COOL.!

our Ice Iepots noN an readiness, and we earnest
~ ~ request all who wish % buy Ice during lie
At unorm prlce, "a cali and supply themselves
with tlrkcts and register their names regular pat
Foas-therrby advance tbs article in the
latter part VI the season.
Our aues Cherry street. next door 10 the Bank
ef Tennessee Al H4rdcsssle's Front street, and Oh
corner Of Church and Vine streets.
CT n. MARTIN,
spr3o-sf I'd LAwRESfE
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Groceries, rte.

Dealers i'm BACON, Lard and Country
Produce. of every description,
-..t. Nos. IS and Il College Sired,
aa NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE HAVE now in store, and offer for sale cheap,
w the following choice and select articles:
5000 sacks fine Salt: 200 bags Coffee;
5000 +" coarse do; SO hhds. Sugar, from fine
1000 kegs Nails, assorted; to choice;
800 bags Cotton Yarns, 100 doz Painted Buckets;
assorted; so 90 Cedar do;
500 bbls. rect'd Whisky; IS nests Tubs;
so ' Rye do; 500 Dcnnijohns assorted:
so SO Bourbon do; IS bbls. Loaf, Crushed &
so &c Monongehala do; Powdered Sugar;
25 90 Sweet Wine; 500 reams Wrapping Pa
10Y pipes fine Brandies; per, assorted sizes;
rs bbls. Gin; 200 boxes Glassware as
IS d" Rum; sorted;
100. 900 Cigars, assorted, so doz Washboards;
100000 G. D. Caps; bags Spice;
SO bxs. Tobacco asst'd; 10 Z" Pepper;
$50 80 Prescott's Soap 20 /" Ginger:
200 bags Shot, assorted; 100 casks English Soda;
5000 lbs. Bar Lead; bbs. Brimstone;
bbls. Backing; 5 a. Alum;
10 Matches; 2 casks Nader;
ceroons Indigo;
And every other article in the Grocery line, which
offered at extremely low prices.
p. & C. ANDERSON,
Oct IT. Nos. As and IL College Street.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21
That Same old speech.

They have saying in Mr.. BINGHAM's dis
trict which is highly graphic ofthat gentleman's IS
oratory. When he concludes, they say: ut was
that same old, speech" His constituents will
understand exactly what he said, and all he
said, and all he said, yesterday, at the Butland
Columbus Convention, when we assure them,
at was the same old speech"
He announced that the Convention had as
sembled on behalf of "the Unborn rights of hu.
man nature" He went on to declare that
"these rights are as universal and invarable as
the material structure Of the human body
Now, Mr.. BINGHAM either means something or
means nothing by thss transcendental annunci-
politically the former, personally the lat
ter. Politically, Mr.. BINGHAM is the exponent
of this convention for they call him out with
more lusty vocifeeation than they did Caller B.
SMITH, and receive his remarks with far heart
er gusto. Whatever rights any individual or
race may claim in virtue Of his materiass struct.
ure, all persons may Claim with equal justice
according to this doctrine. II, in other words,
Mr.. BINGHAM may claim right to be elected
to Congress, because he is a man, the blacklist
negro fresh from Africa has the same right to
the seat as that specimen Of material structure
designated by the name Of BINGHAM. We are
obliged to Mr.. B for his adumbration Of Congo
Creed. We hopo the Republican Committee
will prevail on Mr.. BINGHAM to deliver tn,
same old speech in every county during thi
canvass
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

HoILowAY's PILLs.--When we make posi-
tive statement, our readers may feel assured
that we have anple proofs to fall back upon,
should its accuracy bo questioned. In saying,
therefore, that Holloway's Pills are working
most surprising cures in diseases ofthe stomach,
the liver and the lungs, it is to be understood
that our assertion is based on observation
Persons whom we know to have been brought
to the verge of the grave by chronic Indigestion,
bilious attacks, and affections Of the organs Of
respiration, have unquestionably recovered and
become robust aud healthy by the use of this
remedy To question evidence like this would
be mere faulty. 4faN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

Try Rheumatism, Collie, Group, Cuts
Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest are immediate
ly cured by using Dr. Tobias Venitian Lini-
ment. Nothing has ever been discovered that
stops pain like its. Warranted. None genuine
unless signed s. T. Tobias. Price 25 & so cts.
Depot, 56 Gortlandt street, New York. Sold
by
4. II. Logan g. Co., Wheeling; John Beall, and
Hamilton, Cadiz; A. Jul. Schneider, Moorefield;
Scott e. Smith, New Market Williams g. Custer
Perrysyille; Denning g. Crawford, Mastcrsville
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21

COLUMBUS, o., July 8.
Albert Myers convicted Of numbering Ne
vile, in the penitentiary, was sentenced this
morning to be hung on Sept. 3D..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-21
RESOLUTION AND NOMINEES.
The following resolutions were adopted, and


candidates nominated: 't
l. Resolvea, That the Republicans Of Ohio, in
Convention assembled, entertaining an abiding
confidence in the cardinal doctrines of the par
ty, heretofore inscribed upon its banner, and IN
the defense OF which it has never failed to Sc.
cure from the intelligent and patriotic ireemen
of the State, an ardent and triumphant support
hereby re-ailirm the same and again commend
them to the favorable consideration of the peo-
pie.
2. Re8oloea, That the President of the United
States, and his servjle partizans in Congress,
aided by the elnissaries in Kansas in favor OF
their persistent efforts by violence, fraud and
bribery and intimidation upon the people of that
territory Constitution i'll opposition to their
WILL and in fraud ottheir unuoubted rights, de-
serve and ought to receive the unqualified con-
demnaton Of all the American people.
3. ResolUei That the astounding disclosures
of the ruinous and corrupt prodigality of the
National Administration, which, in the brie fpe-
Rod Of eighteen months Of profound peace, has
exhausted an overlooking treasury, and added
to the public debt forty millions of dollars, with
out any visible indications Of proposed rene
dy, or cessation Of the evil, submits to the peo-
pie to choore between the alternative Of Nation
al Bankruptcy and National Reform.
4. Resoluea, That we invite all men OF all par
ties, to JON with us in restoring the Govern
ment to its original purity and principles, and
prctervng it as an inheritance for those who
may come after us,
| For Supreme Judge,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.

PROBABLE Loss OF A SEW-Y0RK WRfCKISG SCHOONER
WITH ALL on BOARD.
II is very generally supposed that the unknown
schooner suIk near Long Branch is the New-York
wrecking schooner Drummond. The Drummond left
the wreck Of the ship Clara Brookman near Squan, on
Tuesday with cargo of railroad iron for this port,
and has not since been heard Of The topmasts OF the
unknown sunken vessel are about IL feet out OF
water. The new sails and the burton purchase, which
are visible answer the description of those OF the
Drurpmond On Wednesday life-boat putof from the
shore TO her. and took the dead body of man from the
crosstrees, where he had probably frozen to DEATH
Yesterday morning Messrs. Bird & Nelson, in whose
service the Drummond was engaged, sent special
messenger from Keyport to identify the body lie had
not been heard from up to last evening AZ the rest
of the crew have not been seen is supposed hatthey
were all lost. The disaster must have been very sud-
dep, otherwise the people board would have saved
themselves az they all hardy wetraned sailors,
thoroughly al hone on the coast and equal to almost
any emergency 1t is supposed that among those on
board was Mr.. Birds brother-in-law. The names OF
the people upon her are: Capt. j. Fox, Michael Ne
rims, mate, Wm b. W.lling Augustus G.. Mcneil,
Daniel Watson, james. ..Connor j. w. Damn, and Jo'
seph Johnson jr Most of these men are married and
have families Damn had not yet passed the honey
moon. having been married only week ago.
The Drumlnond was owned by Messrs. Herbert \
Bennett, wreckng agents of this city,
THE FLYING DUTCHNAS.
Capt Merritt sent dispatch to Mr.. Walter yester
dav requesting that the steamtug W. II. Webb and
two lighters with wood and steam pumps, be dispatch
ed immediately to the assistance of the ship Flying
Dutchman. Capt. Bovine, general agent OF the Un'
derwiers, left for Bgantine Beach yesterday even
ing with the aid required. Capt. Merritt has probably
amed himself he writes that he has cut his foot very
badly The ship is surrounded by shoals, and in
very dangerous position. Willie the westerly wind
holds, however, she is safe.
THE SCHOONER CHAs. COLGATE.
Capt. Brown, one of the agents Of the Underwriters,
succeeded in getting off the schooner Chas Colgate,
ashore at Iquan, after ghteng portion Of her cargo
and brought her TO the city.
A RUSSIAN STEAMER,
The steam.propeller japanese built for the Russian
Navy by W. II. Webb, is now in the Balance Dry
Dock foot Of Pike street. East River for the purpose
of being coppered She is about 400 uns pierced for
10 guns and of fine model.