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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30
The SEATIFELi published every Thurs
day, at Raxehna, PoEiage county, Ohio. by.
JAMES w, s0MERVILLE.

over three weeks and less than three months, es
cents per square for each insertion.
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"ROCK THE CRADLE, Lucy "-
~ SWING THE CRADLE, JoHN!!-But DON'T
forget 10 call In at Poe Brothers. and select from
ne iot OF Grain Cradles ever brought TO this
soSni consisting Of Grape Vine, Telegraph, Nuiy
ana n nah MSiy. Also, Scythes ard Snaths, HAY
and Scythe Stones, at P0R a Vpf; PSG,n Nn0s
Ravenna, June "a, 1853 DA'Ns'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30
New TaiIOrins Establishment.
SUGAR COATED }

Vie suDscrber would respectfully in-
4 form the citizens of Ravenna and the public in
general that ne has opened shop on Main streei,
~ MaIrecly opposite tfe Pfeptiss House, where he may
9e ioumd at all times, ready and willing to accommo.
aate an VINO may favor him with their patronage.
having worked ten years in some of the best Tail.
oilng Establishments in New York city, he 1atteva
hlmsel tsat no can suit the most fasdous in reeard
10 stSle ana workmanship. I.F CuTrKa done 10
9tuer' T All WORK warranted. PRICES TO SUIT THE
LINES. LINES. May 2O-ly IS. WALKER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30
HARDWARE!
THE LARGEST
Best and choicest collection of "Hardpore"
euer opened in Portage county, lust
received at The New Hardsoare
Store, Rauenna, Ohio.

thankful for the liberal patronage receiv-
Il ed the past year, and hoping for a continuance
the subscribers have taken the utmost palms. to cet
the latest improvements and best styles know to the
rade, and can now offer TO their customers, friends
ana all VINO may give them call, as good collec-
ITO n OF Hardware to chose FROM as can be found in
anY retail store in Ohio, and will sell the same as
low and cheap, as any other Firm can, or will for
cash ana ready pay. F. A. CURTIS d. co.
July , 1858. No, 4 Phonix Block.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30

Drown SHEETINGS and Shirtings.-
~ Also one case bleached cotton, yard wids-the
best goods In town for one shilling per yard, at
May D, le56 POE Il BROTHERS.,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30
TO ImValidS.

FALL STYLES Silk and Atlantic Cable
Hats, opened this morning, at No. 3, Phenix
EsIt Q, 1eSe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

QrErR WILLs.-Mr. Osmao Wool Of Dartmouth
died 10 that t"sn last week at the age Of ~ years
Among his effects found = 800 il silver 800 Of
which were in Spsn-h mii- aod z 900 in bills II the
Mfchapcs Bank, New Bedford. TIE bills rad been
that be TepOscd the utuost confidence in the stability
ot that prosperous institution, end that he not spe
cay desT"us Ci the Interest To might accrue from
tie sGm. by u calculation, il Ti be seen that in %
years the compound inteieft thereon would have
amounted 10 g. go. In Bic will be b.qnesthsi IN hi.
ss,'r Il very b3ral gscy 'S3 to his brother go;
to bis houekeeper 81 CO., AID the balance Of his prop
erty, about slo,OJO to his Depher. who WAS very
a.rceab.v orise1 tLd who has d sno-tania reason
for blessing his late uncle. Nantucket Inquirer.
The comments upon the viii Of the late Augustus
Thondike in tne public journsls have been based
upon tie statement that daughter was cat on with
ps'try annuity and the relatives we're forbidden IN
ard her n any way. II now appears that son has
been cut off In a like manner, and gratlt0us insult
offered 10 tue family Of his wife. Tas deceased ap-
pear to haye entertained complete and terrible ms-
ma speinft some of his children. He has endesvored
70 carry bis prejudice TO the third ard fourth genera
tions Of his family He has provided that if any Of
hs heirs object the will they to be wholly cut
of from any portion of his estate.
Alticipating that this will mig possibly be broken
By the law Of this Christian State he has left another
Will with four codcs, 10 70 INTO operation in tnat
event For the credit Of the legal profession, we Will
state that the document is in the Handwriting Of the
deceased. IDstead Of having executors thi- viii has
"eYecut0reTs." We bear that some vi the gentlemen
thus appointed will decline the dshonor.
Boston Tr.DscnP..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.
rAyAI,

new submarine galvanc battery, which goes ont
to Paraguay in the chartered steamer Memphis, was
tried at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday and pro-
IouDced to be an indispensable attribute 10 the expe
dition should the rivers adjoining the territories Of
Lopez prove to b. block AIDED as umor says they are
by sunken vessels. few members OF the of the
Memphis were instructed ia the use Ct the battery
The following officers yesterday ordered to the
United States sloop-of-war ST. Louis, which is to be
fitted ont for ses with all convenient speed;
LiettB0nbJ. T. X Mygatt Of the NewYcfk station Josh
D. Todd Richmond Aulck formerly 1t,sche Of the Oh
sshusoB and lately in Europe whence he 10
daily expeoteo) ID Patterson Jones SsrgcosJ OCoa
uor BARCLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
CITY ITEMS.

Wl>rEr.-Yes.erday was the first genuine Winter
dsy-try, crisp, clear, wholesome atmo-phere-that
we hsve Lad s!nce can remember. AT any rate, II
was the first day Of clear, cry streets that We have
any oe reason to remember. Every Ota Of the sea Of
mud that osme OF the deuge Of rain Tuesday, Tuesday
night bid Wednesday, was concealed yesterday morn
irg, and il did Lot charge its appearance sl day ex-
cept in some very sunny localities. Tne day was one
throughout in strong contrast with the glowing ones
Of the few past weeks The atmosphere was Wintry,
but healthy and inygorating. II must have been well
come, even TO the freess-more welcome, although
more cold than the preceding Ones 50 damp aud chill
Damp and chill il was to the poor pale feeble woman
that came out Of one Of those miserable hives called
tensnt.bouse., in one of the streets uptown, late
on Saturday night, to brave al the discouforts OF
drer ching rain and dirty streets to vis friend VINO
she hoped would give her The means TO save the life OF
her two dear little bsbes-dsarsr far than her
own lie, for that, 10 prolong theirs, is wasting
away almost ss sure a. IS ths; the ongtt
sunhgh. Of yesterday faded a. twilight into darkness,
save where our more artificial light hides the deepen
ing gloom Of night. -Four years ago the life OF that
woman was as brigh, as the sunlight Of yesterday.
With what bright hopes she entered the marriage hfe
and with what joy she welcomed the frsi child. The
second came with welcome mixed with doubt, fear aud
sad misgiving, for that promising young man has
pYoyed-e, US draw the curtain for he sits at home in
6fe'ess garret tending hungry child and rocking
the other while Mary goes out in tina. misery max
irg night almos, shoeless and ,hinly csi, to tell
friend that old, pteous tale 80 olen told. " Well,
Mary" said her fliend-fIiend in need aud in deed
she surely bad been that in the world has brought
you ont such night this, and iAr, too, and all
the way on foot know BY your looks. Neither Of
the children are dead, hope
No; but"
WHAT
IL ,lirk they vii be; for Richard has jast
come horre tinoe dark, without esrt IN toe world,
and we have 10. coa in the house sad the Children
and have only hsi ht.Le piece Of bread to-day,
and you may ~ sure did not taste it nysei. On,
dear, how can they live =
There, there. don't cry 20, you know ths! sh.Il
not IL. you 90 hone without something 70 keep you
comfortable over sunday"
"Oh, yc4 know ths. l dreaded 70 come here
not because | expected 20 be refus~i-l krev snoad
rct-bu, dreaded to tel you TIE same old story. l
tros .ass sla,. be s5ie 70 Tvs ana kesp ~ babes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Ia " LNIELLIG ENGK.
HEAVY FRAUD on TUE REyESCE-ARRESr
OF TIE PARTY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUar-DEc. a-Bstore
J-dss bsrrS
few days ago tie Treasury De2Ntme;, rcceivso
information from gentleman residing at Proviieasa
X. l., tbs, Mr.. John Lloyd merchant doing business
in that plsce, hal been 10 the habit OF ntrciuc'sg
l.rse quantities Of goods by fslss invoices reprsssei-
IL them at the Cuson-liouse at nusa les than the
sctusl value The yale Of tho goods is ssi ~ -
$1,ot0. A special agent was sent BY the r-sury
DepaHtTsnt to exsuine the matter, and upon saia-
Wits setting forth The facts warrant wss lssuei ~
Judge Bti,s for Loyds apprehension. lie VA sr-
rested by the United States Marshal of Rhode Isaad.
ard his bail wss fixed st sjOOo, which he poo-arcd
sni was liberated.
Surveyor Har, subsequently, wert TO Rhode Issad
and examined Mr.. Loyds boois, whi,h resul.ei 10
two civil suits being instituted against Lloyd by The
United States for the recovery of 1000 in each.
lie Was ordered to find bail in the OF sis. 30 10
each suit and in default Of procuring he plsesl
in the custody If Marshal Ryuders, where he .ti ~
mains.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
FIRES.
yiRp N oRLEswIcA STREET.


A. noon Yesterday, a fire broke ont in the cellar
of the building, No. 900 Greenwich street, occupied
nv Warren Platt & Brother. dealers in Kerosene
oil ard lamps The stock damaged by fire
and water to the amount Of $780, Insured Tor
$4,000 in the Irving and Manhattan Insurance
COMPANY William F. .Plstt s. Brother, Cpho-
sterers occupied the first oor and their stock was
damaged TO the amount of g. ooO, by fire and water
Insured for - 600 in the North River Insurance Com
pany. The building is owned BY a. q. Roberts, aud
originated from q piece of lighted paper careessly
thrown upon the cellar floor by a boy at work.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
SUPREME CoURT-SrscI,L rrss.-Dec s-Bstorv
Judge DAyigs

rur WEST w,sulSGr0S N,RKgr coSrRoyERsr.
TIE People ~ ssL the Mayor Ac
Ry the order nsdc in this csuse, appointing 70
ceiyer therein to take charge of the property mes-
toned in the complaint and TO let and rem, the sane
for the best rcut he obtain, and to collect
demand ard receive the reut o said real property,
the premises are lot at weekly rcut payable
weekly aud the receiver deemlng the rents ps inad-
equate, proceeded to hn the rents which he deemsd
ressonsbe aud proper. In this, be but discharged
duty which the law imposed on him.
Gu application TO this Court by the plaintiffs TO con-
firm the schedule of rents thus adjusted by the 70.
cey.r objected To the behalf OF tho .enants,
that the thus fixed were too h,gh. For the pur-
pose of asceItainDg the validity al thet objection,
was referred tn referee Ia take proof anf ascert o
what would be fair weekly rent of the premises re-
irrred to IN the complaint IN this cause, apd repcts
them to this Court. The referee mas msde his report,
stating that the rents fixed not only reasonable.
bnt less than would have been obtained had the AZ
tmpts been made 10 get what tho promises yere roahy
worth.
motion is now made to confirm this report, whioh
is opposed by counsel on behalf ot the corporatoA
and the teraIts the defendants in this cause.
j. Van Buren, tIoughton AMI Hutchinson for mo
ton. J. r. Whiting and John Mcheon for decnisn~.
Davies Jastice-The object of the reference was -
ascertain fair Just and reasonable rent To be pst
for these premises aud which will belong to the par
ties who shall be ultimately sdudged to be entitled -
the same.
For this purpose the referee has examined large
number of witnesses, and has taken largo mass "
testimony and has come to the conclusion that tAs
rents fixed are not on'y rcasonHole, OUT ''S ."ss
would have been obtained had tho attempts oeea
made To get what the premises we're really worth.
cannot say, upon tae testimony, that tho referee
has erred IN the conclusion to which no has afnveis
aud it therefore becomes my duty to confirm his
report.
An order will therefore he entered that tho report
be confirmed and that the rents, as thus fixed by hA
report be- paid by the several defendants occupying
the premises described therein, from and after the
date Of this order and in of their refusal 70
do that the parties to this suit, or the Receiver, b.
at liberty to apply to this Court tor such order as they
may be advised.
In reference to the rents accrung previous 10 tha
date Of this orler the previous order made in thts
directs the payment Of them to the Rsceiver.
and no nther order 10 Decessary.
IL CH,ssEss-Dec. s-B-fors Judge SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Leon Black et a. sgt. Raphael Worms et d.-rhs
affidavit Is not sufficient 10 authorize order.
DAVID Is. Grant agt. Alfred ID. Snith.-Ordss
granted.
David Lyman agt. Joseph W. Parsoos.-Decree sst-
tied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
FOURTH TRIAL or MICHAEL CANcsM
. W. n UNCUT ~
NGSANAs.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
The Psops ssi Michssl Csacemi
The tIial of this resumed at o olcck this
morning. The court nom WAS nlei with spectators
Throughout, the day.
The prosecution called and examined tho same VII
ne.ses as on the last tri aud the oa-rcpes,oi ssry
was told again by each with bat few imm,tersl vAr-
atons. Mr.. Joseph Blunt. the learned D,trictA
ne y conducted the exsminso the p,t OF the pc
pie. A, > clock recess taken. s'er which the
case was continued I'll late in tho evening
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Before Judge DALv.
fLtkk SUMO FOX hl' 'tLahr.
A. B. McGia.han sst. Rice, Clspp K ca.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS S-THURsoAv Dec. o.
Bsi,os Recorder BsssAsD.

John Cullen was tried for RECEIVING 81 Jlen g00l.
II. convicted h ndsi 10 mercy. SeatoaSs
ca saturday
in tee Peu.ntsy snd the STATE PhsDu, ed fer
buresry the Of spernf Co, No. So ~isas 10
Nov l. tie vsg- Of &1 90 stolen. Verdict
guilty Counsel or defense wshsd sen,enos 70 BE- deferred,
but the .tsn scn applies alton. Seu
,suce syeals snd months in the State Prison
Cb-erove, dicsd for political asssuk AMI battery
on eus Tsumany Hal, Ia Dec. 1857 escaped
California he vsntufed return 10 'he city aud yes
tsTday arrested Ths Recorder held him ~ bail In so
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

A., she stretched berself upon the bench face down
v"", (Cincnnaii Commercial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

-VV,'NU MIN " IN IT'D, 20 K't Iu''II O'S "
PHoTosRApRED tie Principles Of eqaAy - .iow - 'l
world advocate The abolition OF n,oney ga Pei
pr p.r.J toldi. In toto with 70 ~"
otlsw ard government asd cDtdou Of mankind on eaIa
your shis sad ia he grsaA army mastering ~
PIc.vR1 GALLEY, No ~ bsos1wsl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

DrPARruRE or MISSIONARIES FOR lSpA.--lnter
estng religious services were held on board the ship
Como, at Central Wharf this forenoon, upon ne
occssio. OF ihs departure Of twelve missionaries Tor
India The exercise occurred upon the quaierdeck
OF the VI ssel, and very impressive. They were
CONNER ced by the singing Of " Corous,ion, the full
power Ci the ~orcs OF wAcA is only felt 10 hike
that of ;ais morning. The Rev Dr. Kirk then ad-
dressed the Throne OF Grace in an exceedingly fervent
manner referring to the missionary WORK; it, import
apce the great mass Of gradation and ignorance the
mission ary had 10 meCt the sacrifices sqeh lshorers
must liz vtaby make, though the suse in shich thew
were eIg ged were worthy the greatest sef-depisl
IL its behalf. He invoked the blessing OF Heaven
npon the mssionae- al institutions devoted 10 the
spread OF the Gospel and upon the officers and crew
OF the ssel which 10 convey the expourders Of
the Scr ptures TO thei, field Of aoton in India The
service concluded with singing the missionary HYMN
" From Greerlsnd's Icy Mountaips.'
The ames vi the passengers going ont in he Como,
hncer the direction OF MISSIONARY organizations are as
follows: Tho Rev. VIM. W. Scudder and WIFE who re-
turn to India; the Rev Mr. Mayou and wife who pro-
coed thithey for the first time The Rev. Eiw Chester
and wife. Mrs. Taylor sud two chllren-Mr. Tayloris
Row n Iindostsp; Mrs. Ecyes and one child; Mss
Ashley. Mr. Scudd,r and Mr.. Mayou are sent out by
The Board of Missions of The Reformed Du,ch Church
fhsir destination Is the Orcui Mission. The remain.
eS Rasei01aries proceed 10 the Msiura Mission, and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

alive over Sunday; bat, o. how csn DO {, all tbs
lorg WiItet'
Re trustirg Msryi I hop there vii be some way
provided :or you yet to live snt BE- happy"
One may Eaye-the other never. | never can
be happy acd nov can hive l have nothing but
Z hsrds, ard those only half employed. upon less
,nsn halfpad, cheap sewing ani my two children to
feed and cothe. On, 10; there is bu' thing left
for me- IL is bor Winter-it Is Indeed tue Winter Of
my young li'e--brt ! shall never see Seripg. Mex.
Sumner shall be forgotten"
"N0t by me-"
T,.r "A - ,,t, Good ri0h.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

CoMEIs IILrsTRA1ED.-Prof. L.ne will undertake
to tel all about the Of comets. in lecture at
the Cooper Institute this evening. Hsviog made the
subject life-lorg study and having the meohanics
appliances to Illustrate, he viii make himself usefally
lLierettIg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

are under the soyervision Of the American Board
Of Commissioners ior T rel n Missions.
ISos,,yn Trsnssript D@o 7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
IAdverlsemen.
GIRSPy's

Hsw PHoroo s,paIc AID FINE AaT GALLtsY No ~ Bfost
wsy frs, bloch below New York Hote fbotorsp> DHS~r
eo,Jp-s. MI latur.s IA Oils Ac, Ac Gallery open u p IN
ffee lrsp~clou-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

The Board Of Councmen h 81 quorum yesterday
afternoon, and adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Taen God b.ess you. Good eight"

CoscERr To-NIGHr.-Maiane johnson Grever
gives the irst of series Of Piano-Forte Recas this
evening at Dodwcrths. The programme is an exceed
ipgly interesting one embracing Trio for piano, vio
In and violence 10 by Letolh; Sonata by Beethoven
comp siiions by Bach, Handel, Mendelsohn, Thabery
Lszt aud others. Madame Greyer vii be assisted by
Miss Annie Kemp, Messrs. H. c. Timm Joseph Noll,
Bercrer ana HoJsop.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Advertisement.
DDNfnr


WBszLEs wIL,os's sEwiSs MAcNsys
No. Sj BrOSi~sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

STABBIso ARRAY IN MAcxERELvuLE.-Abou. IL
o'clock, q party Of MackerelviIs boys' met in a
grogshop in Twelfth street, near Ayenue c, kept by
one Patrick Melaney, when quarrel en,usd between
tLep concerning trivial matter. During the dis
pute James Fox an Irish boy - years Of age. as Is
alleged, drew kufe aud stabbed Patrick Riley in the
left breast, ir1icting dangerous wound. Fox was
detained until the arrival Of Sergeant Hsdden and
officer Lock wood of the Seventeenth Precinct who
took him in custody and locked him up in the Station
House. Yesterday morning the accused was taken
before Justice Steers, at the Essex Market Police
Court, and committed to prison in default Of 81 900
bail, to await the result Of Rley's Injuries. Several
policemen unite in giving Fox a bad character, and
say that be has been arrested several times before for
sssautlg peacesble citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
tAdverti@mensl
BRADY's GALLERIES.
PHoToGsAPBs,

ANslorYrEs AND DiGrEssIorYr,e
Nos Se and 25 Brosivsy Newfort sad No So1 feansys
vAniss sy Washil I,ou, ID. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

resolution passed by the Poll Clerks and Inspect
Of the Hid District Fifteenth Ward, compliment
;sry 10 Mr. l.. W. Rich the Chairman Of said Iuspect
ors, h,s been sent to Us for publication.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Sons or TENPERAScg.-A public meeting of H,r
mony Divlrion, No. ), took plsce, Is sissrt.ed, On
WedI esdsy evening, at Columbian Hsll, in Gr.Od
street and not outstanding the storm tbroughthe day
and the very bad walking st night, ths hs was ful
ana with large proportion Of ladies. There wss
speaking by Past G.. W. Ps Condic', Cuyler and
ArmrtIong, and Me-srs. Jas, B. Damn, Rost. Grove
snd Il. Jewett Of Portland. There was very supe-
ror singrg under the lead OF Messrs Mscdonoush snd
CarIenter, ard at The close a nber came forward
ard -gned the pledge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

"a SNAPPER Up OF IscossiDEsATE TGFLEs."-A
few Mary Fsraine gsged herself ssservant
in the family of Mrs. Moore, widow lady, resiing at
No. 40 Orchard street, but had not been long in her
new situation before she was seized with sudden
fancy for her MISTRESS clothing; and strong did
her fancy grow that che WA Obliged to sqlelch her
dsfie by approprating about 800 worth Of property
TO her own use after which she eft for parts unknown.
Wien spprehended Mary was sportisg Mrs. Moore's
hat The greater part of the clothing recovered.
Ju.tice Steers committed the accused to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

TIL CASE or CAPT. KIBLISG.-Mention was yes
terday made of the fact that Capt. Fisher kibhng
late master of the whaling bark N 5 Perkius, of this
port lad been arrested and imprisoned immediate ly
on his arrival home. From what we can learn OF the
case IL stands thus After cruisng last season In the
North Pacific whaling grounds, Capt. hOhng went
down 10 San Francisco and there sold his cargo and
krye amount Of the ships stores and provisions Tor
which he received something like $4,000 or $1,000
He then chartered his ship 10 parties IN San FRANCISCO
for trading and numbering voyage to Paget Sound,
the North Pacific and Indian Oceans, Tor $oo1 a
month. receiving one months pay IN advance. re
came home, arriving here on Wednesday last, and
when questioned by the owners, faled to account
satisfactorily for the proceeds OF his singular transac
tons.
Out or the large amount OF funds be had received,
be cou show disbursements of less than 900 in all
Seayng a large balance entirely unaccounted tor. lie
had with him. he declared, bot So When request
ed to produce his papers he stated that they were IN
his carpet bag, which had been dropped overheard
while = was ON HIS voyage home. The agents oi the
vessel feeling dissatisfed with his explanations, nt
once took legal proceedings against him, in order u
secure fu investigation Of the matter. prosecu.
ton for embez element was commenced, ana $N,V0U
bail wa demanded, in default OF which he was placed
in confinement Yesterday, the attorney Of the At
lsntio Mutual Insurance Company IN NeS-i ork came
here 10 ascertain the cOndton OF the mar We I'M
dersta,d that in a conversation with him Capt Md
hpg stated that when he lett San Francisco 70 come
home he had with him funds TO the amount OF SlOJo,
tie ater part OF when ne iosl Whue on the Pesaso
down the cosst.
The case is In many respects moet e1traor hnsry
one. The conduct of the captain at San Francisco
hrstriypug his ship, selling stores and provhions,
and then sharterrg her to 20 Il coashng voyage,
was not such would be expected from the master
Of vessel whose owners bad sent him ont 10 prose-
cute TIE whaling business, and that only. The fact
also Of the MY yscreus disappearance OF large al
amount OF funds-sll traces OF which Captain kibhng
has apparently lost is not the least remarkable Tea,
fure OF the affair But the most singular fact OF all
--one apparently as Incompatible with the presump-
lion O. lis intentional criminallty in the mster as
some Of the others are with that of his inuncence
is tle fact Of his coming directly home 10 meet
The owners which guilty man in his position would,
would seem, carefully avoid doing. degree
OF mystery at present surrounds the affair, which We
trust will ere long be cleared mp, and the merits OF
the cas- better understood. If the investigation ehs al
result in the honorable discharge OF Captain kiblng,
nnd his acquttal from all tGint of suspicion, we shall
rjoce 10 be able to record happy solution Of the
nysteIy. New -lcncon CulonItle, OvN. t'