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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

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WHEELING no CINCINNATI.
igl5sl WEST AND ssoUEH. rs
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
And an points West aud South is via. the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
ZANESR LILLE
SHORT III n i5 E: I'll ROAD.
7bgez1e miles. shorter By this Route than ria
Columbus g to Cincinnati. ION
4. Take the Central. Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE, -
And there cHAssE CARS and those o. W. z
-. gsr 2s97 Gsiit Short Line. 1-lz8
TRAINS LEAVE zANEsYiLIE As FOLLOWS:
At12:l5 t140 Cincinnati and points as ABOVE
of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling ana the
East. tz.3=z5f.
This Eggts passes through lancaster Ok
eieye Wilmington and MafroWthe richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio. lsssf "a
particular and ask for tickets via. the q. ~. q,
!il FARE AS Low AS By, ANY .oTHER.RoUTE 3sa
For THROUGH Tickets and other information IN ouirs
Central Ohio Ticket Once, in heSprigg Water
st f!jst'l g. zlts tl5 .i5s55
3. GEsT 81 Prsst ". W. BAYIEY, Act. supt,
js2a-1S stl.4's''' zeRessnls'O
5 Virginia Central Railroad. .
lORANGE AND A.LEXANDRIA
-. RAILR0AD.s as q,
IsssSsE5sz zSz5sgs. !zs5sssl s7si71sssls
EsEzs22-st - .s& +,
Great Northern and Observation-Disclosures ute
i, FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN q !
vice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
andria. ~ - -
Hours of departure at Rich. szfa22 =
rnond .6:45 A. NJ and 1880 pm
Returning leave Washington. A. N. and PM.
Arrive at Richmond. 1880 P. H. and AM.
Baggage checks and tickets, through between Rich
mond and Washington. =,
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL.
and being in excellent 0nderJRnd CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar.
antee Of Connections shown BY Tri-
theiSteamboat line.
FAR1 BETWKRH RICHMOND WGsHINGFoE so
An Omnibus VII be found always ready to take Nrot1h
and their baggage wearing APPAREL between
me Two OF charge, with
Through Tickets be obtained between and
Washington ct the Terminus Of the Road
pleted to Danvie. AnAgent the Company WIN receive
the Checks OF passengers from the DanVe Road AZ.
70 their all the Washing Bal
same man line as by the old steamboat
change Of the night between Rich
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Cheaper than Ever.

GREAT DIsTREssaudhe the FSst. Railroad
Vi Stock Bank Stock, and all forced Market
and sold Atrunous prices to the
purchased goods Those prices, oRer
customers the public GenefalIy goods made M 10
otderst 66atss neatsst An most
fashionable BaysAnd thing oEerthan they
have ever been offered In this You Will get fine
the heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy .stoc26l "A. NJ. ADAMS
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ALSO, MENTOR PrInce'a N eIodeouv.Cn rbnPt,al
HEe1SaeSnS' @nd Hughes s. HHle's lIelodelg
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HEhaye hand and are receiving daily, large and
wv complete assortment of Hats and Caps, embracing
every variety style and price And in view of the
creasing demand for first class goods, have paid
tieplar attention to the getting Of are exprsI
adapted TO the wants Of our customers Or
with Eastern houses such that enabled rnfI
the Of Hats and Caps soon as
And We can promise that the newest
sortments well the best qualities every description
are TO be found Of our establlshment. l
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
IS We will spare pains entire
0p8 u 8. D. HARPER. z S0N.. j
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Ptsnos MelOdeOns, and every kind of musical instra-
menta tuned and repaired -
- An goods warranted at thIs est hlishruept nov6
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1HEPROVRDgsGmE
HNHREE through trains daily baltimore
Washington City and an parts OF the East and scnls
East, First, the Gin, Wheeling Ben wood and RATIO F
press leaves WHEELING At 910A NJ s5ndays txeents
riving at Baltimore at giving breakfast
and Eastern connections Second, ST. Louis Cncin
Wheeling Benwood and baltimore Express leaves daily al
$50 z. NJ, arrives in Baltimore $40 M, in time for
st. Louis Cairo Indiana polls oincinnati Whsel
at 1910 p NJ, Saturdays excepted arriving at B5nofe
in time for supper and Eastern
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take a1O A.
II. train. - -
Returning to West and The trains leave
baltimore daily as follows: M at Wheeling at
l29 r Nj 5;O5 r ~ train arrives at Wheeling at 1910
p. N. f7' - ! = 10y
The 4Z9 p n. train bound East will oily stop forvood
and meals at the princIpa Round
trip tickets being issued to at so cts and
to BenWood at IS cents u M. PORD fE0snt
w. 2. SMITH, Supt. b. 5sfss fs{ises71 s7e
L n. COLE, GenH Ticket Agent ie9O
1967-S.t ziass -Il957.as
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t5Ifs wins s3iiTTIT5T 7IIIFz7I-
II yYUFSTN a TTstt1TIIs q. n,
ISFPOBTFRs q I'm T5fIoT ssf
49, IsO6pHIHr n ~ DEALERS IN
-EEofsGlS4E.- AND DOMESTIC iosils
III {t4lsl DIX, .5t(4CNOhSFT EE
- - S(.N-ADk0e
,sss|e stftNeseA sSS hAnFket street, t. rs
zt1se1e+ea P11hADELPIIA.
g.. soWER.s 1900 NJ n I1I5TIs5-
seE CNwER a, pa 2RrE1eS 4It4S..
- ~ D4A4S@S-El01
-. s,isset4s P9RLtsAhlss AND nEALEHs r 81
Miscellaneous, Sclt00L and BL17aE Books ana
- 4Jttd2f STATIONERY. 5itf = i545F
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8plsndid Iaducsmerits to th0ss sod0 ssisa to
attend "a CommerctaI College.
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= =, = b. YARNEY- = = -.
osSA - - =. - = = - No. Main STR.
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E0 PIECES Of New YelVet Ta6estrY BF6sSe5 oar
get.so@s nsH, and beautiful which have
ApS No. 1487 Main at
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Il. CARTWRIGHT,
No. lis Main Street,

NUSI0 AND AfUyEoAL X&aTPU lEEHEs, CUTLERY
AND VARIETY GOODS,
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sWheeling ingssInstitutiont .
X slz6 DRRE OE 81 190 MA IN ST. sf5z4
R1t5lob open from 9 o9caet Pc M Discount
on transient deposite stpafd
s0EuNnAcHER, AK RaaERs, A1Kx. AxFoH Al N JoRr
jas. B. FTrcsn Am 81
& LlsfD 81 3. - ~ - n
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A GENrtor H ALLEF, DAVIS Sc CO.'S pr.
~ AMOS The above pianos are atted up With aIlthe
improvements, In beautiful Rosewood Ny assor
Ile3t ranges from the plain beauti
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:. "a New Light

47}e9a
VIE DE1mmond Light produced sYIYIo
~ OIL has no equals and after personal salts
factory t trial tito public uHEA
ana best portable light safe because
It cheap beeause the
cost par hour Is cent becanSe
the smaHesttaFnp VIII burn brilliant With fame for
twelve hours fehlllng suncient
lSatioF and the
Il to public favor. ;, : =
For sale Wholesale Retail the Hnuse Furnishing
store o. Efs asf y X sDUNEIA9f ZOO 2
t9en 10 sElfl No 11bs Main Wheeling We.
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New SVstem

TN Is I -, y -
cash one or Its equivalent also change long proAts
SeEy snort ones and In closing out stock heavy
Cto1s And EaSSiuaeFeS. Win sell FROM tItntyr
cent lass than pprfoTmaF prices! any 6ubtv
esAY1 BY calling at No. Hall M al
once 4aslsaed We mean uHt what Ray.s .s5ES3 Z
80 sss- et1fszaz sWHEEnER &sLAKII. ,r.l7-fs
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PER, TIN & 8HEE Iron WARRl
Mandatory.

Ks THANKFULfor the uberalpatronase heretofore
,SeStoWed upon him. the subscriber would vespeCt-
fully inform his friends and the public geDerSlly
that he continues to manufacture the above named
articles in all their variety, which he haE
Ways on hand good AZ
very low prices. n = 'AA ~
He also keeps Cooking Stoves of he ,oSt
ed patterns, for coal wood n ~
70 Job Work Encontinue % receive his particular At
and be executed and In style that
viii please the most Eastdious. - = s-l4s
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SUNNI 2 R A IRAN. q E Me N rs.
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEEDl
OR,
TUITION FRHHI
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GRAN O. EiISsS
Commercial and Mathematical
e INSTITUTE b.
5isH1 COLUMBUS OHIO. .l
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b. & o. II. II.


SUMNER ARRABGElkESI;S PoR TIE IA STEpvL q
S(1ETUEIP AZ G9IT,TlEpJE
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Preserve Jars-=-New Article.
,E,-ot,p,s. Ne: = II. Main street.
III ObBS y BARNES, successors to J. X Durham 4 On
receiyeit lot for preserving frnits
e superior to ANYTHING of the kind in the erket
es ana best adapted article In last etine and
tnSr purity q Hand examine, before pur.
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REFERBScE-Messrs. Geo.W. Smith 4 Co., II. Sweeney,
Prss't Bank and ]. B. Ford Agent b. & o. RR. mia 6
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This route passes through Lexington Lancaster Or
eleyiues Washington, Wilmington MarroW-the riehes
and most beautiful part of Ohio. u "a
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANESYiEIE AS FOLLOWS:
At12l5A t140 Cincinnati and points as ABOVE
on of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
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SL19G Io0nuSQ nyperSont Tou-
St2LAI2YI, In any Gifts forms,
Is certain.
I4mprbid or bad matter from
Aplaee q healthy dow ofbfle,
causing food to digest well,
toneiand health to the
Tths cause Of the dissaseT
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1878. I857-8i
~ 81 E5s 60 i33533l 60 is'
The Washington union., 1858-02-19

DROF. MACLEODS boarding and day school for
Il young ladies' 400 ' street, between li'h and 18th
heb 16-3sawn
The Washington union., 1858-02-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr.. ]. CLANCY JONES, of Pennsyl-
yana, the House went into Commitco of the Whole
the state of the Unon (Mr HopKINs Virginia in the
cha and resumed the consideration of the bill making
appropriations for the current and contingent expenses
of the Indian department and for fulfilling treaty stipu
laons with the various Indian tribes for the wear ending
3Oth june 1859.
Mr.. SHORIER, of Alabama, addressed the committee ON
the admission of Kansas He read from series of reso
utons passed unanimously by the legislative assembly of
Aabams providing in the that Kansas apped for
admission into the Union under the constitution hereto
fore framed and adopted, commonly known as the Le
compton constitution and Congress refused to admit her
that othat State should be by
anaon assemble voters of the State to elect State
convention within ninety days from the time of receiving
satsf ctory evidence of such action by Congress Form
ay endorsing these resolutions he deemed il not nap
proprate that he should be heard in defence of that
position and in vindcaon of the policy and action of
that legislature. He that the black -repnb
can party denied that they had the right TO do this and
threatened coercion whenever they should attempt to
ercse II He cared not whether they called it cons
tntonai or revolutionary right her would be pre-
pared TO defend it in the forum in the field The Mis-
sou'Conpromise measures efectually destroyed for
time all old party organizations in many Of the southern
states and divided the people into two new paresthe
secession ana the Union party The secession party with
The Washington union., 1858-02-19

of Congress and that whether il be made te,, o.,
party fealty or not, those democrats who oppose !,
are warning upon vital measure of their party, and
to that extent, at least, must and will be regarded
and dealt with as aliens and enemies. But men can
not long occupy the double attitude Of attachment
to party and of hostility to any of its leading
measures Having once deliberately refused to abide
the decision of fairly certained majority upon
measure of party policy, they will or later
drift into opposition upon all of them and, almost
before they are aware OF it, find themselves clearly
without It's organization battling side by side with
its bitterest foes TO effect ts defeat aud accomplish
it's destruction Such, we predict, will be the case
with majority Of those democrats who have taken
prominent and permanent stand in opposition to
the policy of the administration and the democratic
party in relation to Kansas and who are acting
in concert with blackrepublicanism to defeat that
policy
The Washington union., 1858-02-19

PRorEcrIoN OF LIFE ON SrxAM VEssEis We have "
ceived copy Of the speech Of the Hon Charles SS'
of California upon the bill to increase the protection
human life upon steamboats,, &c., and regret ths
shall have to postpone Its publication until we get oa
the present press of political matters. His speech w
manly and eloquent, full Of useful but terrific, s'a'
of the loss of life and treasure and delivered W"
force that placed him in the front rank OF the "
members Mr.. s. is a stcadfast democrat, truly pP'
scnting the wishes of California; democracy In Su"''
the President and Is arguing gallanty her pet scneu
a railroad connexion with her Atlantic sisters "enDr
that California will continue this useful represe'
who SO well performs his duty.
philadelphia Pdm'g'o""'
The Washington union., 1858-02-19

Tux E,owru CESs,s "A letter, signed "Pro Bono y
leo addressed to the Secretary Of the Interior '01
inc valuable suggestions ON the important subject 8
tional statistics H. we understand, written by ss''
Glenn, ESQ.,, gentleman who resided for severa' "
our city and whoacqnired whilstamong us a,3
talent extensive information, and industry ,.',i,s
be worthy of attention aud, as the subject OF
one of great national Importance, Congress VII, NJ,
take the matter up in earnest, and without oe ocr
the ''cighth census be distinguished for mao
racy. and be so executed as to throw addit'0'," n
the state and condition Of our country, par'c' an
lation to its extent, population, industry Ne'''
power, -Lowfana Courier.
The Washington union., 1858-02-19
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.

private letter from Nebraska city advises that pc
ttions in circulation in that portion of the Territory
lying south of the Platte river for s annexation to Kan
sas, and that they have been generally signed by the
residents of that section of the Territory. Fully two
thirds Of the people In favor of being added to
bleeding Kansas : and the writer adds that the mat
ter will be urged upon the attention Of Congress The
reason assigned for this movement ia the prevailing dis
satisfaction at the influence of Omaha city the egs
laton of the Territory.
The Washington union., 1858-02-19
THE REPORTS OF THE TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE
OF THE SENATE

OF THE SENATE
Ii will be from congressional proceed.
ings that three reports presented in that body
yesterday from the Committee Territorities, viz
a majority report, submitted by Mr.. Green, accom-.
panied by bill for the admission of Kansas into the
Union As a State under the Lecompton constitution
minority report, submitted by Mr. Collamer and a
personal report, submitted by Mr. Douglas singy
All the preliminary formalary being therefore salts
fed, this grave subject is beforethe Senate for
final and direct action II ia expected that the army
bill viii be first disposed Of which have reason
to hope will be to-day. 1t is then the intention TO
bring on this Kansas bill AZ early AZ practicable
Possibly the bill for the admission Of Minnesota will
be first taken up and considered fso, the consid-
Grafton Of the Kansas bill will, we suppose, mmsd
ately follow, or perchance will be annexed to the
Minnesota bill as part of the same measure
We have no fear Of the result of the Senae's ac.
ton Oh this bill /; and we have strong hope that it
will pass that body in the of very few days
The BILL as reported from the committee, will be
found in another part of this paper.
The Washington union., 1858-02-19
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic schnapps

The proprietor beg leave TO call the attention OF strangers and the
Washington superior article Of Holland gD which
public under the of Woles Sche
dam Aromatic SchDapps.
This manufactured by tho proprietor exclusively his dst
schcdam Holland made from the best barley that
Europe aud and ecased not by
harsh berry but by the choice botanical variety of
the aromatic Italian juniper berry whose vinous extract 10 dis
titled and recfed with sptuos and thus becomes
exquisite favor and transcend
cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
United States and has received from about four thou
physicians and chemists who endorse H. their signatures
as a desirable addition TO the msteria medca.
who purchase should be careful article
country flooded with
and bottles Of dozen each and for
respectable druggists groces States
UDOIPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No ~ Beaver street, New York.
da1nIf
The Washington union., 1858-02-19
Making an aggregate of.

An opportunity has consequently been afforded TO the
people of Kansas to decide this question of slavery for
Themselves and that decision is before MS with all
the sanction of law. No real valid exception can be
taken to any other part of the constitution On this sub
iect President Buchanan has well said in his message
n fact the general provisions of recent State const
tutons after experience of eighty years simi
lar and 30 excellent that it would be difficult go far
wrong at the present day in framing constitution
The constitution conforms precisely to what Gov Walker
said would meet his most cordial approval and that he
should devote his whole time in addresses every day to
the people of every county in the Territory 10 insure it,
adoption"
The committee further say that they do not approve
the ordinance accompanying the constitution and report
The Washington union., 1858-02-19

For Local Intelligence first page Of the Dahl
Union.
The Washington union., 1858-02-19
>>SssM ~
CONGR RESSI0NA
Thirty-Fifth Congress--First Session.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1858.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-25
ArcrsrA q Nor oAv


The Mobile Mercury, of Monday last con-
tains card of Walter Smith stating he as
sured the crowd of emigrants at Mr.. Hess
Office on Friday, that vessel would not be
cleared for Nicaragua unless directions were
received from Washington. He advised Mr.
Hess to return passage money, and COM
mittee was appointed to arrange settle
ment.
The crowd quietly dispersed. The local
column of the same paper says that the en-
igrant vessel had been ordered to carry cot
ton to Hamburg
General Walker left Mobile Saturday, and
Judge Campbell arrived the same day
The Mobile Register, of Saturday, says
that il is well known that Judge Campbell
desires toembarress the proposed emigration
from the Southern States to Nicaragua, and
that the public, with instructive Judgment,
have come to the conclusion that special
term Of the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the Southern District Of Alabama
is held for political purposes. The Register
is particularly severe on the Judge, and ac-
cuses him of disposition to follow most ar
bitrary forms and tyrannical precedents
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Nov. ON
BY THE E. & W. LINE.


| The following additional news has been
received by the Quaker City;
| The trip from New Orleans to California
can be made in less than twelve days.
| Everything was progressing well on the
Isthmus All but twenty-five miles of this
| end of the road was in good running order
and would be all right in two weeks
Twenty coaches were running.
1t is proposed to open new route, via
the river Sallepie, which will cut off several
miles of the worst part of the road, and
shorten the distance to one hundred miles.
There is plenty of water at the Coatzacoat-
cos bar, and no difficulty is experienced at
Ventosa. 1t is quite as good a harbor as
Valparaiso
The lsthmus is very healthy.
Mr.. Lozere, President of the road is
passenger on the Quaker City, but will re-
turn Immediately to spend three months on
the Isthmus
The liberal party are still in possession of
the lsthmus, notwithstanding the intrigues
of Zuloaga- Six of the followers of the
latter were publicly shot at Tehuantepec on
the 9TH inst.
At Tobasco the liberalists were uppermost
and had taken the steamer Guerreo.
The Circuit Court had granted an injunc-
ton forbidding the New Almeda Quicksilver
Company to work the mines claimed by the
United States the value of which is i'm
msnse
A suit has been instituted in the United
States District Court against the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, for carrying an
excess of Passengers. The damages were
laid at $4,000.
Some excitement existed at San Francisco
by the reported murder of four Americans
in Gadsden Territory, by the Mexican
authorities, a representation of which,
made by asMr. Ainsa, surveyor, Ind been
sent to Washington by this mail
The Frazer river adventures were fast
returning.
A society had been formed for encourao-
ing emigration to Spanish America and to
Sonora. A large party of emigrants had
arrived at Los Angeles from Texas Arkan-
sas, Missouri, and Iowa.
Excavations for the United States foun-
dry had been commenced at Name Island
1t is to be the largest in the Union.
Thomas q. Larkin, pioneer citizen Of
California, and once United States Consul,
is dead
The news from Oregon says that Col
Wright had returned TO Dalles and that the
troops were to be concentrated at Van
couver for new distribution by General
Harvey. Colonel Mansfield had completed
his inspection of the Wal a Walla.
The Indians were troublesome in Wash
ington Territory.
The Sandwich Island NewS says that the
whaling fleets in the Arctic and Behring
Seas, and in Bristol Bay had done poorly,
but better elswhere
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NEyv YnRR Nnr D4-As


The schooner Castillo, from Jamaica, for
Boston, went ashore on the 18th October
and became a total wreck The crew were
saved. The captain of the Castillo reports
that the same night he went ashore he was
in company with lark which he has no
doubt also went ashore somewhere near Flu
liberia, as the bodies of s. man and woman
were washed ashore at that Island on the
following day. They were evidently Just
drowned A great deal OF valuable iewelrv
was found upon them.
An unknown vessel went ashore 1T the
same time at Aleaco.
The Spanish brig Consuelo for Ponce
with a cargo of -four, foundered on the first
of October. The crew were saved Ia boats,
and arrived at Ponce. The brig, three DAYS
after the wreck, worked herself upon a reef
opposite Ponce, SO that part of her cargo
and all her sails and rigging were saved
The crew have been pat under arrest &c
await an investigation
The United States frigate Sabine. having
been repaired, sailed from Bermuda On the
9th instant
The brig Flora, recently ashore at that
place, got off on the 18th after discharging
cargo.