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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11

GOLD IN SeSoRA.-The Santa Fe Gazef.e, says
the Gan Antonio exn) Ledger, has received from Major
amount Of The precious metals mined in the state OF So
nora. me Major expresses the opinion that Ear more
prolisc Of gold and silver than California, and rcl'
Ally He says he has sees sineie 10 nps a gold taken
from Me mines there worth from 1900 70 ne
Dkevse Informed the editor Of the osseu< - ~ -.
machinery. strcug desire y exlrceo py msn o. pro
perry In soova 70 declare ths saas mospsnaen, sno
sssss ,h.s th.ss sre upen n Sonora who would give
million al dolsars v acooapxsh nsA emo.
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The HAy HARVEST IN MANx-The hay O
m Maine will be week or two later than usu,i
the crop light upon old fields The spring and 3
mer rains have not been sufficiently copious 10
the grass heavy growth. II IL CUSTOMARY for
mers in this region 70 commence haying immr
after the fourth OF July, but there will he motif
consequences done this year previous 10 the
18th, and many OF the fields viii not be In p
the crop will fall one quarter 10 ono tIirJ
ihs average VI recent ye-ss,-gaasor H'6v
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Our Nebrasnn CoEresp0ndenoe.
OnAHA Orr, N. T., June Is, 1855.

OxAHA Orr, NJ T., June "a, 1855.
AnokAer Claim xnrd~ Case IN Nebraska-Prisoxers
breaking Jail-Duu ztm<s-Gop RicAardson-Gepercg
News, dc.
Since my Lest regular letter 70 the HERALD another case
Of murder caused by conflict Of claim title upon the
public lands occurred Bat few counties In Nebraska
since organization been free from the stain caused
by murders occasioncd by claim troubles In the present
case (and all these similarly two men, named
Mathews and Noonan had some trouble concerning their
main, "away out West" The difficulty continued after
the land had been entered al the Land Oce here, and
the parties meeting neAr the Land in dspute-Sarpy
oounty-from war Of words they came TO war to the
DEATH and Noonan shot, s alleged BY Mathews.
Noonan buried few days since, and Mathews Is In
jail TO the charge Of murder In the Same cell
two others upon whom the charge rests together
with an old sailor BY tue name OF fhos Lowe, Imprisoned
for Sealing cattle
rhs three last mentioned made On ineectuA Assem to
escape BY digging through tho brick wall dividing their
cell NON the unfinished They discovered be-
70 guard against future attempts 1t ''sbssnteeism"
do NOT aliude 70 these and like that tho reader
should infer that Nebraska infested with Awiess dan
gerous horde Of Settlers for the fact directly the con-
ary and In comparison with other new portions OF our
country va fer less cursed by such scenes and cha
racters than any other.
Gov. Richardson seems daily growing in popularity
has opened Just and manly warfare upon wildcat
banks and other systems Of skunng the people, and he
understands the and desires Of and pros
porous Territory.
brighter day In hoped for, everything faaucisy
looks dacouragng Settlers rapidly pouring
Territory and making claims upon the public lands. they
generally Of that esmAse class known ~ far ners
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Tur DyrALcArroN IN TENNEsswr--we learn
the Memphis Bulletin that, in addition 10 the y
dcring by the Secretary Of State Of some So
and the embezzlement Of tl23 900 Of bonds,
should be in the Comptroller's Office, by no
eating committee a further plundering OF s2Ot
by-nobody seems 10 know whom the shat
coupons taken In the Bank Of Tennessee. SO
then, there is found ont 20 have taken place .
ing 10 the amount OF some $500 900.
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A PRINTER AND HIS WIFE ON TRAxr.-An
old man named William Wright, printer, passed
through the city a few days since In company with
his wife, an old lady bound for Chicago, having
walked the whole distance from Buffalo to Detroit.
He Is sixtythree, and his wife Is ffty-niue. They
have son In Chicago, who sent them money with
which 10 come 10 that city. Immediately after the
receipt Of the money, one Of the aged couple was
taken sick, and the money was nearly all expended
for DOCTORS fees before recovery ensued sufficient
10 enable them 10 make the contemplated trip. They
then started on foot from Buffalo, and walked
through Canada, being aided once In great while
by wagon ride. The old lady was as brisk az
cricket and very laxative She said they only stop
ped over 10 rest one day, and then she washed all
day 10 pay for their Lodging. Some folks would not
cali that rest. The old man said that he commenced
his apprenticeship In 1909, and saw the first com
position roller used In England. As they were I'M
equal 20 the task Of walking 70 Chicago, which
they intended 10 do, liberal contribution Was made
blythe printers OF the city, and sum donated TO
them which sent them on their way rejoicing, by
railroad.--Defrof Fres Press, Juiy2.
DpcLpu m run CoxxHRcx ov PHI ADstrHrA-
~. r,xff ~f.lt C.n 10 baf
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TIE CaoIunA IN ST. Joyrs.-we find the follow
ing in the Indianapolis QUEEN o. se 20 i , ny
tbere were twenty.three deaths from cholera on
Monday ~ Dat city, besides forty 0sssas
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DECLINE m ru CoynHRcR ov Phil ADrLrHrA -
The PHILADELPHIA sun SUBSTITUTING the half year
ending with June 30, the following vessels have
arIved Al this posf:--
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The Apalachians never engage In war for con-
uuest or plumber but only in self Defence to repe
attacks made upon them by other nations, and
especially 10 defend themselves against some bar
barous savages, who, having no fixed abode, ira
verse the country in a rapid manner, committing
slaughter and devastation whenever they find peo
pie not able 10 resist them.
Their arms are the bow and arrow, the war club
the sling, and a long javelin, which Ia thrown
with the hand. The arrows and iavelin are point
ed with the sharpened bone OF fish or some
animal. They use also shield made OF rushes,
twisted together and smeared over with pitch or
rum then covered with skin, by which IL Is made
impepetrable 10 the darts OF an enemy.
Their towns are defended by palisade around
them made of large pointed stakes, or hedge
OF thorpy plants, interiaced three or four inches
thick with q wide and deep ditch BE-
fore it. There are two narrow gates 10
pass into the town, bridge being made over the
ditch on posts set into II, ON which planks laid,
which are taken MP In the evening when there Is the
least apprehension OF An attack in the night.
lie Soto gives the following account Of the manner
m which the Cacique CspeA, who fled from his CAPT
tel when he heard Of his approach. defended him
bh. De Soto being informed that he was concealed
In forest twenty miles distant, proceeded to It with
accompany Of soldiers 10 take him TO THIS forest there
Wa but single entrance, which was very narrow
pa&Age, nils and q half In length, and Ut every
hundred pecee palisade was made across IL OF
Stakes planted In the ground, each OF which was
strongly defended. Enteving the avenue, he sue
ceeded In passing through the first and second pail
saa1, ue Indians oppospg hin and sh9sting their
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Tive h1o~ Ns,i- - e-e,ed in Missouri enumera,sa
IL the sboyc
YESTERDAY the Grand Jury Of tie Oyer and Ter
miner found t.u, ~ agains; sixty-one members Of
the Common Coruci for misdcmeanor in violating
tie city chartef. whose names viii be found in our
report o: tho rr9o.e dings They will appear lie
fore Judge Balloon - the Oyer and A rIniner thu
morning to gi,e hsl iar their appearance for trial.
Tie ol,ec f N.t District Attorney was beseged
YESTERDAY afternoon ~ the City Fathers. some ..
whom considered f'ic action Of the Grand Jury a. a
rood joke while othtrs were heaping imprecatons
an the head q thc District Attorney.
It's understood hot the Grand Jury Of the Oyer
and TerBiner have indicted the following persons
foi an alleged violation Of the charter and for con.
spiaty 70 dehaui Re public treasury:-Joseph r..
Tstioi Gate Collector OF Assessments, two indct-
ucn!-). Clsrics NNcal and Jacob r. Oakley
deputy & loCtors of Asscs ments), Patrick Tracy.
vn. a. Docloy rul Terence Farley. contractor.
Warrants ver, ttea u capt. Bowling, and he viii
lave The p.ylle attendance at the Oyer and
Tcrn'utr q ic lak IN this Thursday morning.
wh,a i ! a5 mel for tie defendants will
move T. oua M dictmen.s
u wa suI II The District Attorney would
cause the ci'l o. as inflicted hy the Grand Jury
for alleged con- t.yt = dsfraud the public trea
Fury to - aEaai.... The General sessions yc.ter
daJ. Chnt 1Hror I'D some Of the other defen
dsn,s were II as,erIince with their counsel Mr.
Blunt The risirir' ,rney, informed Judge Russell
that counsel .ol Y Elem lan's had given him notice
AZ j nnii0t 4" Uu. I'd Vie indictments. After con.
rui,su,u vii ile Judge Il wac determir-d t.
postpone thcr ument until nc motion i DE-
oidcd III fran,a VII take place on saturday,
a
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New York. Thursday, November A. 1853.


Tfe returns Of Tuesdays elections pour in upon
u like food, and again large portion of oul
pace is devoted to the details and results of the
contest.
In New York the republicans have carried their
Hate ticket ly probably twenty thousand majority
Yected twenty-seven or twenty-eigbt of the thirty
trree members Of the next Congress, and have re-
turned large majority to the Assembly. Both
branches OF the next Legislature will thus be
largely republican. In the city, however, as stated
yesterday all the democratic nominees for county
Offices have been elected, together with four of the
six Congressman, and eleven of the seventeen
members OF Assembly. II is said that Mr.. William
son will contest the election Of Mr. Sickles to Con
gress from the Third district.
The result in Illinois is not yet known. The
Geographic returns in view Of the interest in the
election in that State, are very unsatisfactory and
confused. There are two democratic tickets, ye,
the Geographic returns make no distinction. Ac-
cordng to despatch received by Douglas friends
in philadelphia he has triumphed. II may be
however, that with tie members who hold over.
lie has succeeded in saving the Senate, but has lost
fhe House. ii this be So the election If United
States Senat, mas 60 till another Legislature
j. chosen. Il i, not unlikely that the republicans
nave erected III .ui one OF the congressional dele
CATION
In New Jersey the republicans have chosen a
fun dele CATION to the next Congress, though
sangune democrats think there is a chance that Mr..
Huy'or, democrat, has defeated his opponent in the
Fourth district
Tie republicans have elected all their candidates
Tor State officers and Congress in Massachusetts,,
and the same remark viii apply to Wisconsin.
The returns from Michigan are meagre and IN
satisfactory but beyond doubt the republicans have
maintained tier iscendancy.
A comparison Of the representatives in the pre-
sent Congress with those elected so far is as fol
lows
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aome Of them. We find in Mr. Cochrane' z
district very large majority for the ad-
minstration candidate, and Barr, Sickies
and MaclE all administration leaders,
have been elected in the face OF the most violent
Efforts TO the contrary. In Westchester, where
there was fair fight. We find Kemble. the ad-
minstration candidate. returned over the slaugh-
tered Ilaskin, who had all the republican and
weak-baokcd democratic votes, and the assist
ance Of Forncy us well.
The President may well be proud of this en-
dorsement Of his conservative and firm policy by
the commercial metropolis q the Union. The
city Of New York is always sound when a test
comes, and it has endorsed triumphantly the
foreign and domestic policy Of Mr.. Buchanan.
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PHILADELPHIA 0cx Houa

IuuAn.HHfs AUv & 1855
Stocks are steady. pcrnsy Want State fe.e atg
Reading Railroad, .sL. Ma9~ canal 4g. Iona Island
Railroad, ~ vsnis Eailr,sI dsts
-. ,,.,.. A.. a ,sss
r,,o,--r The s.,os ar co,,o. 4. ~. IN rs. FIX 80
Ike TOR r.iddug thr mara ..0 re n m trr b,ver.
fian sellers nj this price sr.e al ngrtF .e Eiaty
closed With an advance II 4. t,c sales ~ sop riac ~ as
torn dun n zoe Mes I-,rl ho.fnt rua advanced -,
salcs al Az Isl RIO coffee d-fn ~ t0t3e
ts,.,....,. q d. ,v.s
cs,on bc.vv. sa.a IA, ,ay = - 49,, zinc ,,,i,, n,
H. aIin@ ~ ' ~'-~ 'f' y"
hc' abro' v. 49,. IN ....
,-a. AN xxs... 4. -. n $3.50 49,, - a.
$3.50. ~ ., sn a, o. ~ -. ,s.. -. 49,
s,- ~, =, sa a. a. =. - - ~l fr r,i
~. o2i nacun sluss va. s'A'i,i7t 'fs"f ''" ~
'-N 49, -. g.. 40,
flonr " moderaf nenahr ~ a'',s @..au
bbk e. unchang.d rrio.s W., m.n. 'em',l
luf lrim' shies zWN uusn'h .Ae'. 49, ~ - :,
~, 100 bushels ~hfe M.msaa ~ y ~ = -, an
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Nay I ssk another favor u your columns have from
tine 10 time noticed n ating through The press rumot
tlai the author IS nv lectures which have
tbought ~ Importance enough to demand ,,tenton
because feel that person whose good op,n,on
worth having car be- mate 10 believe that am aus
more lncsrahe Il writing NV own lectures than have
been ~ making and sustain NJ my wny In every
other event OF my life; but sec myself charged with
page4lsm IL portion of my lecture Beautiful wo-
men, b Which wish 10 reply The lecture as delivered
ty me, d,d net crE,sin u Inc nor wotd phich was
yoicd any other author hat not duly credited
the original manuscript, 70 my pcssesion shows
a the rest of inc series, ~ the hand (inknovr
z inr) t',at pr,parcd them for tie press-
psfts marked 0ut, aud winch, IN TACT, were never
fead ~ puul,, Isettou, AMI other cxpung~d
ahtt, shoef have beer retained II hal the pgga
aLeeis of tho pook Shelh have most rita nv r..
cied from nsfued anoByf'uua author ani ID every ~
tIsnce sry credited. Ans boy who has bra MS enough
cad my honk inc II ~ see that an tao itapof-
Eut raris " tua' hctnte wcrf drawn from my per-
sura' observation and refer 4 persons and events ~ ny
tine anu acuuain',uce shor1 not refer publicly
o. hs matter out Tor he some branless peer
sappefs who hear the relation 10 literature AID "
htera'y pope ,'@i sneaks, gossrs and eaeSbt'
TN o ihem, pOtshly u, most starved and ragged q
The ~ m'nicd ctts, he vrn'nrcd ~ attempt ~
lrt4 back maj mon mt, n though were y sbic ior
nc - ttNA u r uftwerty thousaNl snc5 rowsrdy
robbers Nheu lived ~ Paris an auemf VI The same
kird ~ made UNI, II, hrated Htcraly gentleman 81
ms aeQuaCtancc m herre I've could hnd the oulprit, 10
c6 "a ~ tar IA had seized nv the rocc for steal
Wra etat bcliee tnc same class o. vaGabcnis often
~ yoUr obedioW srrsant. LOLA MONTH";
Nfe yY8F Nps I. lb4s.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch,

THE TRANSIT ROUTE TRouBIEs--IIew GEN. JEREz's
LAST MANIFESTO Is KEGARDED-APPoi NTMESrS-
NEW MILITARY DISTRICT ESTABLISHED, ETC.
WAsmNGroN, Nov. 3, 1858
The prounciamiento Of Gen Jcroz the special Ncara
guar Minister, published in the Herald this morning,
aeans. the Stebbns White Company, is read with sur
prise and is severely condemned here. claiming
tic position and mmuutcs Of Minister Penipoientary
presume. through the public press to libel business
Of this country and to njnrc them IN their legitimate
operations by misrepresentation is moved thing, an
shows how well the understood conf
denee game of this when it refused hold further
Communication with him. Dad lie argued the question
OF right the Transit route there might have been
some for his conduct considering the Influences he
IL under though in that he ought TO have addressed
the state Department and the public But a,temp
10 destroy the capital and Legitimate of American
citizens at critical moment, when IN lions Of dollars an
The reputation ofour merchants siaSch s,aug
is rot rue-that the the Isms Is 4
condition for the conveyance Of passengers, criminal AMI
what our government will regard rs oincr. II Jcrez
be protected by his Official position from regular process
law, he VIII rot be permitted 20 continue do such
chief under the protection Of his position The govern
mcn has been fully that Transt route is in
condition &c be opened, s anxious 10 have opened aud
will protect the company in opening it.
William u. RANKIN Of Philadelphia, is appointed Regis
vi VI WV on'" VI V!nnflhA'
Mrs. Ann L. Stephens, Madame lie Vert AM Gov crior
Geary and lady Ia Washington. The hab,tuts of
city during the season arc beginning 10 return.
First Lieutenant William W Burns iiitb infantry has
been appointed Couinissary OF Sub the arn
with the rank OF captain.
G. 7 Pierce, Of Wisconsin, has been appointed Plr,er
the navy.
Army orders issued calling attention to general
ders issued IN juno OF last year rcqurn. arriving
at the scat OF government TO report 90 te Art &c
raj, and during their spjouru W. hngou T. wear the
rresci bed dress, this rcguiai ro having aherto
strictly observed. I,cvcile j. ordered n soaadci
garrison Immediately after d.ybreak When military
posts esabshcd-fort acatogs excepted or CAMS
not OF temporary natare-comman4 r.. Oric.cI
transmit to Washington description Of tle oaty an
sketch q the country in the immediate sicloty.
al, dstrlc, Of the Platte w.i To- considered separate
command, and tho officer mani'ng vll correspond
direct with general headqusrers s,ss o. emery eacy
arising in the neghborilg dcpafiin distract com
mander will give all the assira.ce
suppIss bc niay be abe. nrcv,t cognel sohn Monroe
Fourth artillery, commanding the distr Platte
assigned to Guty according TO brcvc, rank Of colonel
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house met AT four O'Clock last eyeaing The
regular returns showed the number OF inmates
remaining in the various institutions to the
3lst October 10 be 7.249. being increase Of 25 l.
There not being present a quorum to proceed to
business, the President adjourned the meeting to
Tuesday next.
The Board Of Education were obliged to ad-
journ last evening without doing business, for want
Of quorum.
An interesting account of the loss Of the British
bark Claude and eight lives, including the captains
wife, and the rescue Of the survivors by the ship
Isaac Bell, Capt. Johnston which arrived here yes
,erday, is given m another column.
Accounts from Port Spain, Trinidad, to the 10th
ult., represent the island as healthy and business
active. The crops Of sugar, coffee cotton, hemp
and corn have been the largest ever known. A
railroad, with two extensive branches was being
made, which would greatly facilitate the transit Of
produce from all points Of the interior. Rain had
fallen in abundance, a!ording full supply of water.
The growing crops looked well, and the whole of
the next crop of sugar was contracted for by two
horses-one in Liverpool and the other in Dublin.
The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about 800
bales including about 100 in transit 400 arrive and
the remainder the spot The market still heavy
closing at about II &c. l2c for middling to good
mddng uplands, wnh lots of straight mid.
dngs at llIc Flour was in rather better dc.
mand common grades were rather easier, while
the higher brands continued TO be sustained.
Wheat was hrmer and more active. Corn also
hm with good demand and toeraby free sales closing
at c. &c 69c for Western mixed, with lots of
choice at roc, and Southern white sold at Soc Sic.
Pork was frmer and in good demand with sales of
at s7 and Of prime at sl3 rs Sugars quite steady
with sales Of between 900 and 500 hhds 800 boxes
rates given in another place Coffee firm cargo OF
5000 bags was sold at IKE, and 100 do Laguayra a,
y treghts were steady, with doing in grain for
England.
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IILNols.-From the scattering, disconnected
and confused returns from Illinois. thus far, we
can make out nothing, except that the admins
uation wing Of the democracy, in all but a few
localities, has been absorbed somewhere. If this
should be the case, the fight has been reduced to
square encounter between Douglas aid the OPP
position, and this, together with the stormy
day, may possibly have resulted in Legisla-
ture advantageous to Douglas. We await more
definite returns.
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Aneirs On Phllalei ,,Dain.

PHLADsIi1.., Nov. 3, ISIS.
Mrs jenkins has been arrestei 10 B. county sns.
iicon o. poisoning her husband, William ss,s,ns. some
ten days sincc An analysis tie toly 10 az she
made determined resistance 10 l',c officers
The excursion OF the lberi "a Steam ffc Engine Com.
rany 70 New York. is postponed uui DE 2oth In col
seaueocc Of az accident this mo-n8 60 ta.is steam
engine.
General Pacy was received at iso 1.tlals trs after
BY Mayor Henry, when the ,0Hss o. Para. nay.
hs receipt on Ia 1850, tendcfed b ae Paraguay CON.
IA. ssionerr.
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DELAwARE.-The democracy have carried De-
laware. a small State; but still her solitary re-
preventative may. perhaps, have the casting vote
upon the Presidential question in the House
question upon which the vote of Delaware is
equal 10 that OF New York.
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Ac,nysf o. Ntsc-ila "rFovs,orc" repeated
last ush = toDac ch taxing tho weiness ~ the
evening into account. ght be considered excellent
se. locHan't fesL iaureis BY her second repre.
seniaiur II eonora The quality o dramatic earnes,ness
which etc possesses j ~ eminent degree Is fully
brcrgit oIi IN this ro, whilst the Of the par, u
vel sdartd 20 hCf tocsi CAPACITIES. Svnor s,cHin
~ better voice ihar 90 the previous evening and
therefore suat ca 10 DO 'al asce TO hs part The Count
10 Lana " fmStya n representation f1l ~
merit and ays g. tlt test afyani-. all the qualities
- the aalafalc s'ngrf. Ihe audience warm IN
theIr sppaus" III ~hc'c performance, aud well they
m Ebt I've, tor tbs has been perfect
rendered ~ ~. - p.tts.
IL nkh ~" JNman uorpe rive grand concert M
bros kiyn the prn~iIal being Nile. Pceolcmin
Herr formts and Sgrors flgrcnza, Caster famaro
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TuE NEXT CoNGREss.-From present appear
they have elected, will have majority of twenty,
or thoreabouts, in full House; and they may
possibly pick up few more anti administration
members in the Southern States which elect
next wear
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BOSTON, Nov 3, 1868
TIE royal mail steamship Europa sailed at eleves
O'Clock to-day, with fifty passengers for Liverpool
and ten for Halifax She took out only 900 in specie
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HALIFAX Nov. 3--9P.M
There are as yet no signs Of the steamship America
now due at this port with Liverpool dates Of the I'd a
October. Weather cloudy with light northwest wind
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Wreck OF the Bsigsntinc Lark-VossoI On
Fire Mt Sea, Sc.

HALIFAX, Nov. 8, 1868.
The government schooner Daring from Sable Island a
the Goth ut has arrived here with the captain Greg
ard materials Of the breantne Lark. Of St. Johns NJ r.
which totally wrecked the Goth during heavy
northeast gale.
On the morning Of the Seth vessel fire was seen q
the south side Of the island.
About noon large steamer came from the eastward
went to the wreck remained two hours and then proceed
Ell westward.
The day was fine and the sea smooth.
After the steamer left nothing of the burning
vessel.
The schooner ADho, from Halifax for Quebec. was
totally lost IN Country Harbor Cage on the 29th ut
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Egw JgnsLY.-Leconpton il appears, has
sctilcd the business for New Jersey, tho opposi-
ton, upon ihe, hue-and.cry, having made a pretty
clean sweep Of the Stale.