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Marine Court.
p1aors rfosn yrloe N'Caril Y


ACC. Hwy y Baker czd a u. Gs0rgs Lo3ar-
TIE psztds are merchants in Baltimore, ana on The qua
ra-ee g. deentau, sold and delivered 10 one J. +. Bren
r,u scods 10 the sueun, Of 81 SEQ Brennan nc,
pa, as up plsrirs APPLIED to defendant FOR settlement
and received rom aim his three notes at SIX nine and
Twelve morths. one Of winch is res sued on. The de-
ferfsus alleges that he ouy responsible Tor 81 OJO
CT hts guaranty and nat before giving the notes the
paibts sgrtei 70 ssssn over 70 him their entire claim
against Brtrpss which they have esectei ana refused
70 DO TIE plantifs 6en.ed AIRY susn agreement Jgdx
merit .or plaintiffs for sS53 60 aud cssn.
xosE Josstne-rHE AMOUNT TO PURCHASE AN IN
srECroR
JniT HczH.u chi ohs7s, The Bcord Of Edpcdiior "
ne CITY IF Ns0 Icrk.--fne pialri 1s ss sssgnees Oh Nn
soGc st seek s2p5 for labor aud
rerfered, mater ais furnished IN sgg toe yard
Pubic Schto Nc L. Forty seventh street. In the month
o. Dsctnber, 1850 disappeared from the testimony tbs,
the d1ne IN two parcels CT Jobs OF si4s esch By
erection CT OF committee the local board OF school
officers In March, 1856, The Finance COMMITTEES Of DE-
fen ants rejected Ae ball. of the reason (smonsst others
tes re Inspectors OF the local board bad approved
the sse In 1857 the claim again presented 70 de-
ftnGaa.s certified by tie new inspectors IL was again
rejected THIS suh. The work was proven as
saf1s prce aud quantity snc the assgnsr testified tnn
tee of the Inspectors 90 would not sign the
BIZ vas because be paid ss5 Tor which sum be
asisei 10 coiL
Mr. Lawrence Assistant Corporation Counsel, moved 10
dismiss the complaint, the grounds LIST That Que OF
ttee bad power 70 order the work 70 be done
2j 1ha; there no approval by the local board Of
1865 re1ured BY statute Sd That the WORK amounting
over 500, should be advertised aud done by con
sci required oy section 10 Of school Law o. 1881 and
smtr0ed IN 1885, Davies Revised Laws, rage ESQ.,
that cutting Up IN tro Parcels was mere evasion Of
OF she statute.
AMER Argument the oouri granted the molten and rem
jere1 juesmen, for defendants
MORE srRSxr cosgrss,cSzs soss.
F'7~as y Tia sls-, f;-Tsis aeten s1 bsscsS
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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHI ADRLPHI<, August 4, 1888.
Railroad, 24yz Morris Canal, 45 Long Island Rairoad,
1914; Pennsylvania Railroad, Az.
NEW oslzass, August 8, 1855.
Cotton easier but not quotaby lower day 900
bales saes Of the last three days, 200 bales Receipts
do, 1850 bales Sterling exchange, 1o9x. Corn, 9oc
Raw wbnkey, s3c. New YORK sight exchange 4 per cent
BALTIMORE, Augrs, ., 1858.
Flour dull howard street nominal at 81 o2ss 81 IS
for old and IS for new City mills, new, %. Wheat duh
and &c lower good red 81 To- prime 90 81 20 81 rs;
prime white, 81 IS 81 49, Cora dull for mixed aud
white; yellow active at 92c. etc Whskey qret II 2oc
BuvYAlc, August s-ePM
FourRsceips iair but the greater portion for tarorsh
shipment; market arm and nearly bare OF good brands
O. IS Tor sooa supslane q for good 10 choice
Ipdiara and Csradan ard ~ rs sS for double extras
Wheat quiet buyers holding back. sales 900 bushels
zoe 70. 10. ohss.9 .p,Ds ,s ss o 70 sound DO,
Kentucky Corn &c. better; demand good sales $1,000
bushels Il 6oc. for hot CSC for sound No 2, and 6sc
.oc for prime sound. Rye firm: sales 1000 bushels, Of
csc oats arm: sales GOO bushels a,lic whiskey-
Sales SEQ bbis. al sc. Canal freghls--<2c. aour
llo wheat and lie. on corn, 10 Ne~ York. Receipts
for the twenty four hours ending az noon to day-6 qT
bbls. -four, loco bushels wheat 1850 DO ocrn, 4eco
do rye, eco 90 barley, si2 do oats Cara exoorts
ssme tme-3,5sg bbls -four, o. 200 bushels wheat,
Oswreo, August 40 ?. NJ
Flour unchanged. Wheat IN Moderate demand sies
1900 oushes 7sc for heated Chicago spring. SIC for
Green Bay mixed Corn In good demand and market bet
for sound ssles 90 900 bushels at use for sound H.
dana &C. for damsged Oats scarce Canal frelshts-
Flour, 3sc wheat, Sc; corn, IKE 70 New York lake
import-55 .cIo bushels wheat, 600 do Cana
expotu2 500 bbls -four, 20 goo bushels wheat 1000
do cor n. 900 do. oax, 600 do. barley shipped 20
Noatrcsl--3 GOO pbls -four
CiNcsSAr, August I, isrs
Flour nrm sales OF 900 bbs ai 81 % 81 So WIS.
KEY firm at 23c closing bncysut. Pros z.onS bucya1
CHICAGO, August "a p. NJ
flour steady. Wheat arm o. 7Se Corn active ans
fsnfn ft~~ N
ngur, 520tc bushels wheat Receira-61o bbss. -four,
$500 bushels whest, "a, 600 10 corn.
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Meeting or the New York Democratic State
Convention, &c.

ALBANY, August, a, 1868.
The Democratic State Central Committee met at
the Delayan House today, and appointed the 18th
September, at Syracuse, for the State Convention
the representation to be one delegate from each As
semby district.
The Assembly committees are to call the Assem-
bly, conventions where such committees exist, other
wise II county committees are to issue the calls.
TlASk6ges of the Supreme Court of the State and
county, and Superior Courts of New York, are in ses
sion at the Capitol to fix the rules of the courts for
two ensuing years.
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Rsx-srr. this city. on wednesday, August 4, amer
severe and painful illness JcHs BENSnrr aged 81 PEARS
The frsncs o. the family and the members OF Adelphi
lodge No "a A. " are invited 70 attend the funeral
from MS late residence, No 81 East Threth street, near
THIRD avenue this Thursday afternoon, three O'Clock
BrsSrTr - In Williamsburg, on Wednesday, August a,
" z.py-u Brpsrrr the Youngest daughter OF william and
Nerraret Burnett, aged years. months And 10 days
The friends a. the family respectfully invited At
spt TIE funeral, IRON iesiaence Of sf pare ss No
"a Poser street, 1hrsnesug, ihs (rouisday) alter
rc>y, At wo selc<k
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News from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, August Q, 1858.
Leavenworth advices of the 3Oth ult., per United
States express to Bonneville LIST inst state that Co
vernon Denver arrived in that city yesterday even
ing and will remain day or two at the fort. Gen.
Lane was also in town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

data 20 canvass aod NEE. tns cS TIA poo
Gle in their ssy counties TO discuss before them sad
With whosoever shall question him, toe pr 1cplss
sri 60 policy which should characte3s tas govern
mens OF the great State OF New York,
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District Attorney ordered that issue spprs
heed and bring bsors Ale Court sevssa persons Gsrsct
TED r3 United Stss COMMERCIAL agents IN foreign pcet,
~ witnesses 70 felony Committed beard Araer!
can veess al ses or foreign and that they give
ccsnzazcee tor their appearance witusss cet
and
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fee in Washington does not seem to suit his active



WASHINGTON, August 4, 1853.
The number of bids for the ten million loan which
viii be decided on Monday next is expected to reach
large amount at favorable premium to the gov
ernment. Information has been received that it
viii also he bid for by foreign capitalists.
The receipts into the Treasury from customs are
regarded as indicative of general revival OF busi'
ness and will than realize the expectations OF
the department, as communicated to Congress TO-
ward the close of the late session. Should the I'M
proyement continue at the same ratio the remain
ing ten or twenty million loan will not be called for
during the first two quarters of the present fiscal
year.
Although New Granada has interposed objections
to United States troops passing over the lsthmus,
our government asserts its right and will exercise
it, on the bases of treaty stpuatons thus to trans
port them to and from the Pacific.
Neither the Navy nor the Post Office departments
have yet received an answer from Mr. Collins con-
corning resumption of the ocean mail service.
By recently received letters from Professor Alex
ander to the Treasury Department, it appears that
he feels encouraged to believe that his mission to
Great Britain to procure the adoption Of the deci
NAL system currency will be successful.
The papers in the unfinished cases of officers
acted upon by the Naval Courts of Inquiry arc in
course of arrangement for an examination by the
President.
The President is expected to return to Washing
ton next Tuesday.
John C. Dunn has been appointed by the Presi.
dent Postmaster at Ptsburg, in place Of Anderson,
whose commission has expired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05
The Biounts mt Savannah.

SAVANNAH, August 3, 1853.
The Blount family have arrived here. 1t is rumor-
ed that Mrs. Blount refuses to 60 further until de
Riviere arrives, and that he Is expected in the
Huntsville.
A bale of new cotton has been received from Flo
rida.
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CLEVELAND, August 4, 1853.
The Canada packet Telegraph was sunk by col
sion with the schooner Marquette, on Monday
night and became total loss There is no insu.
rance on her. The schooner was unpiured.
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ST. LOUIS, August 4, 1858.
Leavenworth advices of the LIST inst, per United
States express to Bonneville 4th state that General
Harvey is expected to arrive at the fort tomorrow
CD and Barris and Hunts batteries daring the
week.
The Utah mail arrived at st. Josephs today and
will be due here tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05
Yellow Fever Mt philadelphia.

PHILApELpHIA, August 4, 1885,
George Shetzline, Custom House officer, died
yesterday at Roxborough, of yellow fever, con.
tracted on board the bark Elizabeth j, from Ha-
vana. Two other officers are sick of the same dis
ease.
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Congregational Nomination.

BrpDEFcsD, Me-, August IA. 1853.
Mr.. Ira I. Drew was nominated for Congress by
the Democratic Convention at Bddeford today
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REMOVAL RrxAIss o. WAsHIScros.-A story is
in circulation that Mr.. john A. Warrington designs 70
roye the remains Of Warrington from the tomb which
ereoses them previous to the transfer OF tae
pery TO the ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association The
Richmond Enqmr,r ocatraiic,s the rurnor, and says
worthy OF no credit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

Defiance Selsmarder ssfes-wtth Patent
powder -cf iocas and Also. IRE AMI burglar
P'0'' P RoskRI NJ PATRICK.
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Bsrry's Trscopherovs 10 the nest and
article for dress'nK besuynz ossnsnr curling,
preservnr snd restoring The ha Ladies tn H. sod By AL
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pslsce Gardens.-In consequence Of the un-
favorable weather the bouquet NATION adveret tor
tss evening will be posiooned until further nolcs.
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shut.
SKIRTS,

New STYLE French yoke warranted to a. a, less Than usual
BAIIou BROTHERS. iIe Broadway.
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Bstch.ios's Hair Dye, Wigs ana Toupees-
the world surpus'nx all Sadc, sold ans applied
lhs mAnuseelorT. - NrosdNAy.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movement.
SAVANNAH, August 3, 1863
The United States mail steamer Alabama arrived
in seventy hours from New York-all well.
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Geo Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
e genuine article has beea elusef for pfDdc-
iIx the heenss possibe For sxle ~ j.
SAL kDkE5, So. 7 As.or house.
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L.siies' spIenoid Caters from us. to sOs
strirg sp -ers o. ane lea Lovely and shoes for
chisfen Of nj styles and prices. Laties remember
=. q. M1lsLsR Co. so Canal street
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Wilson's Hair Coiorsr Will not dye the
sfr. bu; gradually turn your hair 20 black or brown
without irirrng the hair No trouble IN applying a. Ap
pliei ne water. xvvybody uses H. only cents eJte
fod 's store $50 Grand N. H. Thlrd and
Nalnu, ssresi Ph.A1slphA
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Crisscdcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupsss-
Best In he world Wholesale aud re and the dye prvsey
sppled. Asior House
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Bslduess, Gvsy Hair or any Dssensos OF thu
bsr prevented aud cured By GRANDJhAN, vsrraned 81
Churcn street, Barclay.
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Sonthern end Wtstsrn Tf"de.-Un ssotN
az fs sad winter clc;hing the trade "a
pe rrsng large nis Of all Inc best a. latest
styles OF winter cio.hag Terms aud prices .ry aoraoe
10 rudoubtei HOUSES DkNffS Co,
eS3 an 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

HiIIs HAIR Dye, q shiiisss u Boz. Black
brown BARCLAY street.. N. " Calenter Co., Phila.
delphia, and all trursss.
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Dupuy's New Persu,a. sor the Season

slavery and Poverty OF Freedom. ny tns
monopoly % he money system photographed tor . N
heads OF wisdom, By HOLMES Broadway.
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IL The most depressing os human ailments 1he plls vii
eure Tbs II clcsy sure aud speedy
In operation and eruptoas sold ~ ~ Walden lane.
Nav
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Bssch.ios's Hair Dye. Wigs .nd Toupees-
a ths mandatory, 233 broadway.
wilson's Hair Coiorsr Will not dye this
riSoui n,rrinx ne hair. no aoabls in applying H. A5
oid sis drug store SIS irsud .rs. n L. ans laird sad
Walnut szesl fhiAaslpha.
Cr,sseaoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and voupsss-
Best In The world wholesale aud reiA and the dye prvsey
Southern and Western Tssde.-our Stock
M s9s s,GisT sss'ss lSI s e s,.
styles Of WINTER cohas Terms aud prces rs sy9rao'e
sss $50 ami 20 Broadway.
L.d,ss' spIenaid Caters from us. to sos
esr,rg .r ser. s arc i. I.ysy boo. and 's'e' Tor
,. q. M1lsLsR 4 Co, So Canal street
Holloway pans and Oinfmenf.-Dyspepssa
e %s es sq rs, . sure ana speedy
n re psrauon on sore snd eruptoas sold aien lane
BsIduess, Csssy Hair or sny Diseases OF the
bsr prevented aud cured By GRASDJEAs warranted; 81
Chursh street, near BARCLAY.
ItIl's Hair Dye, . shiIiss. "a Bos. Black or
brovn No Barclay street, n ~ Csncnter Co., Pha'
slavery and Poverty OF Freedom. NJ the
Tcnopsy q be % % s,s% Rsoe..phed tor % cents tn
Dupuy's New Perfume for the Season
KIss -xF.ouIcx,
DEEyy Mems, e s FSsd y, S.- YORK.
kissSsSSic S SOC s6sr "a so sns Sc sq sGa.
ssshy MAJ ss ~, ssy Tss
Nv mno oian 81 4 CO. Boston and View York.
Nod everywhere
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT JoNKs', 10 ANS STREET, So ONLY FOR GoAe
n beos those - 70 and 81 % double sole prooc
boots ready.
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n
"A DR.. sANsON's OFFICES. FOR THE CURE OF cos.
sumption, debility, and other specific dsorers -
broadway, opposite tbs h richoas sole OF r1s
the wonderful South perosn
dy which has Thousands Of af6oas OF t4
lungs, Already given up ~ nctrabls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-30
Items from the Whig. ]

PoLlcE Court. April %. W. Delaney
Joseph Sullivan and Frank Riley, for assault
and battery, were fined $40 each, and for
want thereof were committed.
Albion n. Bragg, of China, was arrest
ed for passing a counterfeit IS bill to Robert
Hixon, and other bills to j. c. White, Mr..
Coombs, and II. c. Henries. After be was
arrested he threw away a IS bill, which was
picked up and handed to Marshal Farnham.
lie plead guilty. Committed for trial at the
Angus term.
A noble salmon, of "a IL pounds
weight was taken at Veazie, on Wednesday
night, by Mr.. R. R. Parks, and purchased
by VIM. Low, to he sent to the Boston mar
ket. 1t is rare that 50 fine fish is taken in
our river.
-Thirty-one persons were baptized in Au-
gusta. at the Methodist chapel on Sunday
last.
In Bath on Sunday last, about seventy
FIVE were baptized, mostly of the Free viii
Baptist persuasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Atlantic Monthly for Nav. from
A. Williams Il Co., has been received This
number completes the first volume. The
second volume will contain seven numbers.
and will hereafter begin with January and
July, This number is fully up to proceed
ing ones. The following articles comprise
Its table of contents. American Antiquity;
Roger Pierce; Amours De Voyage; Intcllec-
tual Character; Loo Loo; Charley's Death;
The Catacombs of Rome; The Pure Pearl of
Divers Bay; Camille; The Hundred DAYS:
EpigrAm on j. NJ; Beethoven-His Child
hood and Youth, A Word to the Wise; Hen.
ry Ward Beecher; Mercedes; The Autocrat
Of the Breakfast Table; Literary Notices.
Moses Hale will supply orders.
We call attention to the notice cop;ed
into the American from Forney's Press, Of
Peterson's Bank Note List and Counterfeit
Detector. We noticed that it located the
Bueksport Bank in Cumberland County.
while it is in Hancock Co, an error not of
f"'e'' AHiEtS-seNcn new cOun-
terieits have appeared, the semi-weekly De-
tector says, since its last ISSUE 1t also adds
that there never was time when 90 many
altered bank notes were in circulation, as at
this time.
"The new semi-monthly number for April
10th, of Peterson's Counterfeit Detector.
published this day, contains the list OF THIRTY.
seren new counterfeit bank notes, which an
Peared since the issue of last monthly mum
Der. The best thing is to subscribe to the
seml-monthly issue Of Peterson's Detector.
ana an thus get copy of it every two weeks.
notice new feature in the present num-
Der. This is a page of information on f.
nance, locally and generally, written express
~ tor this work by one OF the least visionary
pest informed, and most able, experienced,
and practical monetary writer's in this couD,
Try 1t will be continued in each number of
the Deteetor, and includes information on
trade commerce. money, specie, stocks
bonds, banks. and railroads. We have read
every line of the article, and are thus assur-
ed of its merit and reliability. The general
contenn of the work are admirable. and ev.
cry person engaged in business ought to be-
come regular subscriber to this Detecto,
at once. The price Of il semi monthly is on
y Two Dollars year, or monthly, One Dol
lar q year"
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Mr.. English and hts Treaehery,

As We apprehended, English is traitor;
From the beginning he has been the spy of
the Administration, and under the pretence
of befriending the people of Kansas and de-
Tending popular sovereignty, has been PLAN
ming to betray both to their common enemy.
We never had much confidence in reformed
rakes, or reclaimed prostitutes, or IN con-
verified Jews; we have stiil less in the second
birth of knayish politicians No one pre-
tended to put any trust in Engish's patriot
ism or purity Of purpose until he cast his
vote against the Lecompton constitution
Then, with a trustfulness for which members
Of Congress seem to have a marvellous tacul-
tr.-giyins the appointment of the Kansas
Investigating Committee to Mr.. Orr was a
specimcn of it,-all Mr.. English's antece-
dent e are forgotten he is taken to the bos-
OR of tho House; receives apparently their
unbounded confidence, and, at the same time,
10 invested with almost unlimited powers for
mischief. lie has used those powers as
might have been anticipated. Holding the
balance of power in the Conference Commit
tee, he has presented q plan Of settlement
far more Objectionable liz every point Of
view than any which has been suggested; so
Objectionable, fortunately, that the pro-sla-
very members of the Senate are ashsmed to
support it, and his own pro-slavery collsa-
CUES on the committee were, up to last night
afraid to report it.
He proposes that the people of Kansas be
permitted to vote On the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, with the privilege OF large land grant.
if they accept it, and with the certainty of
mite period, if they reject it. Your money
-. ~ a,fb
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ITEMS

Our readers will please notice the adver-
tisement of the Band Concert.
Arrangements for grand Horse Show
at Springfield Mass. in Sept. arc being made.
E-Hon. w. II. Cranston has been re-elect-
ed Mayor of Newport, R. L., with only two
opposition votes.
The President has ordered the public
lands in Kickapoo and Lecompton District.
in Kansas, to be sold in July. These dis
tricts lie on the Kaw river, and Comprise
millions of acres-Are in many places thick
ly populated The people who have settled
on these lands, and'have had their buildings
burned and crops destroyed by the Border
Ruihans, are lily prepared to pay for their
claims at this time. Senator Wilson has
moved in the U. S. Senate, to have the sale
postponed.
1t is said that Col. Benton gave satsfac.
tory evidence Of "having made his peace
with God" before his deceass.
was held at Springfield, the 2lst, in which
q counties were represented, and resolu.
tions passed endorsing the Administrations
At the same time and place, Douglas State
convention was held, in which 81 counties
were represented, and resolutions adopted
approving the course of the anti-Lecomptor
Representatives from the State.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Joseph Per
kins of Penobscot, was struck by lightning
on Friday evening last week and the inmate,
received severe shock. Mrs. Perkins has
not spoken two hours after the injury.
"A small boat was capsizod the 23d, be
tween Fort Point and Castine. The mer
were rescued by a boat from Moses Cove
A boy, twelve years of age, who was in tn,
cuddy at the time the boat upset, wa
drowned. They were from Frankfort. goin,
down the bay on fishing excursion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-30

The Machias Union "rilcs up" the flat
terry on the new Collector at Castine. We
know of no more buoyant market for the
commodity nor one where such wares would
be more likely to meet with quick sale
But We rather object to the Unions remark
that Mr.. Redman is one of the tried" men
as being too broad statement, and one lead
ing many to the ungenerous conclusion that
he has been "arraisned" before twelve good
and true men; whereas We know that no
man stands higher, as a social, good hearted
kind man. The trouble with the new an
pointee, We think, is, that like Mr.. Buchan-
an, he SINKS his individuality-his real hon
est principles in the platform of the party
as interpreted by the extreme fire caters Of
the South. We arprehend also that with
him, calls from Washington would be at
tended to sooner than the monitions of con.
science; that party ties are stronger than
any notions Of honor and integrity of pur.
pose which he may have. lie will be fortu.
nate if no succeeds as we'll, as an officer, as
his predecessor, DR.. Brigham.