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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
FEVER ANo ACRE,

End the various affections consequent upor n
DISORDERED STONACH or LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidiy Of the stomach.
Dependency, CostiYeness, Blind and blocdipg
Piles. In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neural
gic affections, il has in numerous instance prov
ed highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cidcd cure
This is purely vegetable compound, prcpa-
red on strictly scientfc principles ator tho
manner OF the celebrated Holland Professor 30.
cth9go., Because Gifts great success in most
OF the European States, its Introduction into
the United states was intended more especially
for those Of our fathorlnnd, scattered here aud
there over the face OF this mighty county
meeting with great success among them, now
offer It to tho American public, knowing that
its truly wonderful medicinal virtues mus. DC
acknowledged.
1t is p0stIcularly recommended TO those per.
sons whose constitutions may have been imp air
cd by The continuous uso Of srdont spirits or
other forms Of dissipation. Generally instunta>
neous in its effects il finds its way directly TO
the scat Of life, thrilling and qdiCkeung every
nerve, raisiCg up the dropping spirits, and, in
fact, iniusing Tow health and ygor into tho
system.
CAUTION.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma
has induced many limitations, which tho public
should guard against purchasing BE not por.
suaded TO buy anything else until you have Bo-
crhdve's Holland Bitters fair trial. One bot
tic will convince yoa how infinitely superior il
is 10 all limitations.
ny-sold at 81 per bottle, or sis bottles for So
by tile sOLE rROPRtgroRs,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
THE ca YALiER,
Three Stories frem MARY HOWiTT

lady whose name and literary abilities are prob
ably known wherever the Eng ish languarge is
spoken.
We may further state that GRACE Greenwood
the popular American authorcss, will contribute
regularly to our columns. series of articles
from her brilliant and graceful pen has been ar
ranged for, TO be entitled ....
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
The Trust COMPANY.

The case Of iho Ohio Life and Trust
Company Is figuring largely in the Courts
Of Cincinnati aud the matter has got into
4 complete sBarl, Action has been taken
both 10 tho U. S. Court and the Superior
Court of Hamilton county, each claiming
jurisdictiou In the matter. Each Court
has appointed Receiver Of It's own and
the matter viii probably be carried to the
US. Supreme Court for 6nNl adjudioa-
ton. The Sheriff Of Hamilton county as
Receiver Of the Superior Court, has pos
session Of the assets Of the concern,
amounting nominally to eiu6,s66,o5i
but it is not probable that over ten pei
cont ofthis sum will ever DO Realised
Tho Gazette says, an attempt will be
made, 70 make the Trustees Of the Com
Pauy Individually liable, who are suppos-
ed to be worth, intho aggregate, between
three and four million dollars.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

IFTO THE PUBLICs--As tho senson Is now
upon us In which there Is more or less suffering
caused by that plague Of the west; chills, fever
and aguo, or a. many tenn Il fever and ague-
we would cali attention TO The adverttsement
of Dr.. Monn's Ague Balaom, found in another
column OF 70 days paper. IL we give credit to
the numerous testimonials therein given Of the
high eateem placed upon this medicine by men
of high standing aud worth, from oil parts Of rhe
world, wo are led 10 believe tina Il is a greut
remedy, and one on which the public can place
confidence as 70 its efficacy. We have long
hoked for thaaperiod when some remedy might
be decoverd agd oRgrd TO suffering humanity as
complete antldOto 90 malaria, aud nom evideces
10 one uoedany longer suiior, when they cal
procure a bottle Of this medicine. Sold by al
good druggists.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Another Proclamation.

The President has issued another wind,
proclamation, against the contemplated
dlibustering expedition Of Gen. Walker
to Nicaragua. Walker, in order to eyad,
the neutrality laws. Rdvertises to star
from Mobile, 10 a few days, with a cargo
Of "emigran.s" for Nicaragua; but hi,
real design is revolution, We wonder II
the person, who apprehends him. viii be
reprimanded, as Com, Paulding was.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
LecomptOn Nv, Hall.

The late member from the Old lXis we
suppose, stpres0nt Engaged inagrioullura
operations. He said, Ia one Of his stump
speeches. that il he didn't beat the Wyan
dott Farmer 800. he wouldn't take his
seat; and il tho farmer beat him. be would
buy Shanghai rooster. yoke himself up
with Il aud 60 to blowing up the ground
SO We suppose that that old rooster and
heoompton W is tearing up theearth som
where in the vicinity Of Baoyrns. A
rooster and goose woul make tall
team, wouldn't it.wAari9B RePUblieaB,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Horrible Tragedy.

The New York papers bring US the
aiekening details Of another tragedy, al
most unprecedented in the annals Of crime
which occurred in that city on Tuesday
eve'ng, the Goth ult. Francis A Gouldy,
aged 10, son Of respectable and wealthy
lumbar merchant. came homo late, on the
evening aforesaid. and was let into the
house by his father. The father repri-
manded the boy for some misdemeanor,
lie said nothing, but went TO his room.
Invested himself of his boots. watch aud
surplus clothing, took hatohel which
was seoreted in thO room. returned down
stairs and attacked HE father, cutting a
fearful cash on his head, frscturiug his
skull and leaving him insensible The
parrioide then proceeded to the bedroom.
where his mother waa, and attacked her
in She same manner. telling her to the
noOr. His two brothers, aged respective
y and Is years, we're the next victims;
and last Of al. two servan; girls belong.
ing 70 the house, The wretch lhen went
10 his own room and blew out his BRAIN
with a pistol None Of the wounded
have yet died, but il is feared somo ofthem
vii not recover.
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MARRIED.,

On the 2lst ult., by the Rev T. ]. Monnett
Mr.. JAMES 10y Of Adrian Ohio, and Miss SARAH
A. NEAsE Of Wyandot Co.
In this city on tho 2sth ult.. by j. H. Leidy
Esq, Mr.. jams KUNsAAS to Miss EMELlNE NJ
FARR.
On the same day. by the same, Mr.. MARqun
ID. LAKE, to Miss EpIrn CHAMBERLAIN, ali Of Sen
oca Co. o.
On Thursday Oct 25th, Ia Hopewell Town
ship by Rev. Robert Andrew, Mr.. EMANUEL RusE
with Miss SARAH A. MUNDwILER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
CARD TO LADIES.

TlE hachish orpercie pills. fot females. The importers
l. oftia reliable and safe Femed iot female complaints
would respectfully call the attenhoR ofhe ladies Of this
eouny 10 II, feeling assured thnt In this they win find
safe and fang remedy for al diseases arising fnm
deranged and disoreed stem, such sick hesdache;
papi1aton of,he heart, o,yness Of sB, nervous aee.
lions, LeucuIfhea, &c.
Ia removing stOppages ohstruciiOns OF the menses
fonr hateyoraanse, they nnlble The SuppFessiou
common, sspeody relieved and there will be no ro-
ouueuce, " used according 20 directions. They
pocialy adapted to MARRIED. LADIDs (Or particulars
circulars, TO be lound IN each box, with drectons)
None genuine without the signature Of Emile Mou,on
PfopHeicrg1 q Rue 81 uonore, Paris NIassol & Laurie
importers
Price SI.25 per box hnlfh hlves rs cents. Sold ~ All
respectable druggists in the Untsl States and Canadns
Mail Package, put up In ciofely sealed double end
vcopes, and having the appearance Of ordinary ottsr
price SlD0 sold onyby oef general agents. AIDES
and Co., Cleveland o. who viii sead them post paid h,
receipt ofthe price and whom all orders be address
ed. H... .fa
Sold by l. h. st John Of Thin, o.. who will also sent
them by mail any address therseept price, through
the TitTn ?. %. ...
Oct. lilT
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
TO Consumptivea.

The advertseF having baon restored 20 health In few
weeks, BY very siupe remedy, asI hasng tusred sev.
efal year. with seven Lung Aheciien and that dread
disease Consumpiioh,i anxioua 10 make known 10 his
now snereft the of cure. To an who desire Il
wlisen copy Ofho ption used fee choFge),
with dtectons, for preparing and usiag the sane which
ohis Se. The ony obieotof the advertiser in sending
the prescription s TO benefit The oicied, aHd he hapsl
every susIeE will Try bis remedy. u win cost them
nothing and msy prove hjssi'Rg, Parties Nlshlag tha
TITT1 REV 'EDwARDA. wiIRoN,
OstiSlT Williamsburg, Lprg isiopd'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05


The telegraph brings glorious news Of
Tuesdays elections. The reports, thus
far received, indicate a grand triumph
Of the Republicans, in every State heard
from, aud a complete route Of the Lo-
oomptonites.
NEW YORK.
The empire State" has gone Repub.
lican by about 10000. The Opposition
have probably elected oil but 2 or 8 Of the
81 Cong gressmen.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Il unanimous for Freedom. Banks Is ro-
elected Governor by / 8 or 10000 major
ity. and all the Republican candidates for
Congress, including Burliugamo and
Rice, are also elected
MICHIGAN.
The news from Michigan is that the
Republicans have swept the State and
elected all their Congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
Little New Jersey has done nobly. The
Opposition have made large gains and
elected one member Of Congress. certain.
ILLINOIS.
We have no report. ss yet, from Illi-
nois.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

We have been informed that the ladies and
gentlemen composing the choir Of the Episcopal
Church in Tilin propose giving concert In this
place soon. Their object Is to raise money TO
assist IN paying for the Curch recently erected in
that place. They are said u be the best am,
atcur performers in this part oc Ohio. We hope
they will not fail TO pay US a visit.-Wyaudot
Pioneer ... F.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
minnesota AM Rlght Al Lastl

Minnesota has gone Republican by .
decided majority The So. Paul Timss
of lhe 18th says The Republicans viii
have from six totem ma ajority il tho House
Of Representatives. The Pionssr( Demo
cmlio) comedies the House 70 the RepuJ.
licahs, but thinks the Democrats will have
the Senate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

Joe Miller, The Ohio Leoomptonite
whose Constituents a few weeks ago, told
him most emphatically that he need not
90 TO Congress next year, has been a
Washington seeking consolation, which
has SO far been denied him. Poor Joe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
ARonnhlioan Oonrrasn.

The report Of Tuesdays election, thus
far received, renders it absolutely certain
thar Che Opposition will have a hand
some majority in the next Congress-
Glory snoughl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
DeoapitatiOn.

Dennis Cogblin, Collector at the port
Of Toledo, has been removed aud Emory
d. Potter appointed in his place. Caa,s
Sympathy for Douglas.
The President has removed all but two
Of the PoStmasters in Illinois, who are
supposed TO side with Douglas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

Nnw AlBANV. Ind, Oct co. Horace
Bell, having been released on bail. has
just arrived and was received al the the.
NiTe with tremendous applause.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
THE ELECTIONsI
A CIeon Sweep!!
More Republican Thunder!
The Empire state i'm Line !

MASSACHUSETTS and MICHIGAN
GONE LARGELY REPUBLICAN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

NEw YoRK. Dot. e9.--Al tha Lafayette
Saloon on Broadway asl night, Heenan,
the "Bsneoia Boy" aitsoted Doubin
Tricks. one Of Morrissy's seconds in tbt
late fight. aud beat him in a most shock
ing manner
None Of the wounded in the Gouldy
tragedy have died up to this morning
bus Nj. g. aud the girl Murphy are still
in u critical condition,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
MORE TO BE ADMIERD THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER .. t.. ...
Worn by Kings or EmperOrS.

Whatl Why a Beautiful Head Of Hair.
neoause 10 the cmament God mse lproy for all onl
Reader, although the may bloom 40 bright
" In the glow ing cheek The ere 10 sparkling ts
be those ofpe1r fthe head bers offs oeyefing
the hair be snarlel shfveed, holih and dry
s ifsphnklod with gray. nature will lose mtra than hall
her charms Prof, Woods Hair RosioTnive, " used two
hree iimss week, will restore and efmansntly secure
10 an such ornAmsnt. Read the following and jade
The wrseFOf tbs hE't the celebrated DR. WooD,-
New York, April 1883.
Dear ssPeEmii me to express TO you the obligation
nader for the entire restoration Of my ha its org
NJ coor about the time of my ARRIVAL In the United
states IL Eaidy becoming gray bat upon the applca
ion Of youT Hair IL recovered is orig
nal hue consider your Restorative awondeful nyeh
tion, quite eieau0as As well as agreeable. .Ir
.l.H. 1 aHi, dsaf liF, yougs trly.
... ....... B THAInERG.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

RHAn saFay took place in a house Of
~ fame in Cincinnati. on Saturday night
last, IN which one Of the inmates Of the
house named Kate. was bruIally assaulted
and murdered. Two young men, named
Cook and Setter, have been arrested. as
the perpetrators Of The decd.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

NEw oRLEAss Nov 1.-The Howard
Association closes it's labors this day. The
isver being no longer epidemic
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Seneca County Bank.

Ir.ge .H CoLuauUs, sent. a., l2Sa.
A LLPERsONs HOLDING NOpEs OF CIROULA.
IA iou 81 he seneca County haak Tiah, hereby
called upon 20 present he 20 the Receiver a Colu,
tefesl ifom the date thereof.
The public arc ctuionea sgaRtt ahy saoddoe On said
notes, JAS, Il. CIAYPOOLE.
tcpetJm Receiver.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

NEw YoRK, Oct. So.-Tho victims Of
the SOth street tragedy are all alive and
most Of them likely to recover
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

EV-A report is current. that the 0Aio
Ssats Journal has been sold to J. d II.
Miller. book publishers Of Columbus, and
that it is to be edited, IN the future, by
II. D. Cooke Esq, Of the sahdusky Reg.
istsr. aud changed to a morning paPer.-
We hope the report is true aud that the
Journal will be made what the central or.
gan Of the Republican party IN Ohio ought
20 be- MN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
ROLL or HONOR ron SEPTEMnER
AND OCTOBER.

The following pcrsons paid theamounts affixed
to their names, during The months Of Sept Ord
Oct, "a subscription to the Tifin Tribune:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Portable Clrenlar Saw MlIls.

EEH &C LEAVTTT,
Manufacturers ofthe
Norcross Patent Circular Saw Mills, and
Stenrns' Patent Double Setting Eccentric
Head Blocks.
ALsa--LEE q LEAytTr's Improved Lateral
Vibrating Rocker Box Saw Mill,
X0unS America,
With Cns Ina Franc. The YounE America Iron Frame
Min Awarded the Silver Medal the Ohio Meohnn.
les Insiute Faii and the f, premium tho Indiana
State Fair, at indianapolis, this fall.
general assortment Of Saw Mill Machinery constantly
on hand.
esslvoEss AZ Ilnton, Ohio, wspehou,s No. Us Wal.
nut street, CinoinnAti. oot2g.if
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
10000 Rats
.KIkERD. .ANNHALLT

017Why don't you kin your RatsG
Hear what the unjust Jndss sal,hqo, exactly ihus the
THING in mature TO KILL RATS, aad he ouFh 70 knos
for he has tied Il and found Il have sold Il for s
last 10 yearl, and always gives saisfaetion We not
Chnamen that We should worship them Kin them wict-
Cd nu'anee' Fog sale only a Wooasfr Drug and Boob
s. You can buy 4 Ia any guantityflom siH-peneS
10 shlihri and upwards. f., sopi6-ir
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
AMI ulaI IlTl VnnlI IWIy,
y, THALDERG.
"Dysh a. "a gsysylisdyds'- .

Welsh EvwIpaper once, - Nassau IT. April ~, Is5S.
PRoF o. J. WoOD;-Dear Sir-Sohe month or stS
weeks ago received bottle % youf Hair Restorative
gave u % my Wie who concluded 10 tfy Il on her hair
little thinking nt the time that Il wonld the gray
hair IT, original color but hefas we'll my suTprso
aisra few weekS trial Il has performed that wonderful
effect by turnng all the gray hair daTk brown al the
same time heHutinF and thokoning tha hair. strongly
recomend the above ResoFatve a persons In want of
such change Of thaHhaif. M
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
HOUSE SPOUTING,
made to order and put up with dispatch with
WOodrulf's Patent Hangers:

rTNHE only reliable and suhttsntal mode Of suspendnF
1 EavoToughs, Shtoh has takea The First Premium al
the Ohio State Fair held AZ Cinunnat Sepem embet teS7
also at the Mechanics Institute m Cincnnai Sept 1857
aud Al the New Nurk State Fair this modern Impinyenent
FeeoiVe told Medal The beet premium that Commiee
ment Having puTuhasodthe Right Cor Seneca A-d Nyan.
dot countless will poceyo that Other parties have
right to use or put up this improvement II you want yOuf
house sonted with EAvuuought that made Of tho best
TN ha, imported, and BY The beat mechanics ia Tn,
call At Yerks. hoys.5s
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Petition roE DiyoTce- Nv.

7 WTTTII7T VINWTWNI9
Catiarino r. Ronithanor r1tniinvs. Coaenius Reed
thallof Dsfeutlant.
The said Comenus RondhaeF, is hereby notified that
the said Plaintiff hed her Petition e Divorce in NE Court
OF Common Pleas ofSeneoa County Ohio the "a day oC
October A. D. 1889, which h pending In said Court
praying ot Divore Amony and the and custody of
their children, and alleging for Divorce IN said
Pcon, ,oKtFemo cruelty wtl absence f. more than three
years and gross neglect Of mnutal duty.
The said defendant will also take notice that Depositont
will be taken the shove 1.-THE office n John lynyh
In the city Of Frederick Frederick County NJ D. tho
day Of November between the hous ofO O'Clock
VI and 10 ocioct r NJ, day and that Me taking of
said Dispositions not completed hat day, wi be
tinued from day day at the place, and between the
same hours, until completed.
HALL AND pIrrENaER
oot9.Gwe9S0 Auy's foF Petitioner
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
ELLIs. WWO,s a. 90.
Groceries,

n, A. RuSKiRk HRJ., have Just fsceivcd iaFes
en good aficfmeHi ~ trocefes which viii 10 sold low
toI cash o. produce call and osamin their aiock,
tep2t. No shawhaa Block.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
Just Received

AT Yerk's Emporium,
60 Bucks celebrated Improved hot airosol stoves, for ss
cheap
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

You viii find at Yerk's Emporium
choice iot Of Waios Cooler. And Flten Bathing Tubs
PAtent VcntilttorI, Sogar Pans BFiohoh And Chmnev
steap Pipe, nTAugh ana FoFoo Pnmps for steam Mills;
an klnds lohbng Of Tin, Copper Basi Sheet Iron and
Luo. Tia koonng made 10 oFdeF with dltpach by the
bas heehanies In he Stats. noat hl 10 ea and enaa.
ine beore puElhalng % vonaeilag esoahero waat Il
distinctly understood that tho above rooii W h sold
eheapaf ihan any other House ihis tide ofNov Yo1t
Tiuin, Ohio, November 5, 1855.
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chicago, m., Ny Il !, ISsi. iSs;

The Restorative q put up bottss " iaes via; large,
medium, and rInailithe small holds pint, aad for
dollar per boie The mediHm hods u leaft twenty per
cent more In proportion than the small Fetat for tW dO
laIspoF hot tha afge holds quaF 40 per cent.
ploporlon, sad retailI foE -. ''rla. ..
OIL, WOOD h CO., Ptopietcrs. 3l2 broadway, New,
York, On The efeat n. Wire Raiine EstabliEhmsnt)
and lll MaFSot ST., 81. Louis, Mo-
And sold by all good Draggs1 aud Fancy Goodl Dealers.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05
CHARLES CARbEw.

NV IOTEl July Hll INlIs
PRoF. o. j WooD'-With confidence 10 recommend
your iair Restorative, being the ecaeous utce
syeFsaw Since using your Hair Restorative my haiE
whisker which were almost white have gradually grown
dark and nov feel oonfdent that few applications
will refote them 20 heiTna color Ttasohus ev-
cd me of all dandruG aHd unpsas ant itching 10 eomon
among pafious who peppife freely. j. G KILHY.
PRoF WOoD-Abont two yeafs ago my hair eommenotd
ang OF apd gnieg gIayil was fast becoming bald, shd
had uisd many Remedies 70 no effect. comnie iced
hsienedmy hair traiy u began % an up grow out and
tuned back 10 IT, fomer color, (backl A. this time u IL
fully restored 10 itt ofgnal e0og heath and appearance,
andI eheeIlAlll Ieeonmend % use 70 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
FALL OF LUCKNOW.
SHIPWRECKS OF AMERICAN VESSELS.
ENGLISH FILLIBUSTERING.
ORSINI WORSHIP.
DENMARK AND TaE CONFEDERATION.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
ConsOls Sc IA to % 3-8.

By the American Printing Telegraph Co Lnes-2 Walls
HALIFAX, Friday, April 25, 1853.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. w. j. c.
Lang, left Liverpool al p. m. on Saturday the ioth
ipst and arrived ct Halifax at III q. m OF the I'D.
The Canada has Sal, $50 in specie.
The Canada vert south Of Sable Island to AVOID the
fields Of ice which were observed inside
The Canada reports, April II, at $40 a. m, passed
steamship Arabia from New-York for Liverpool
18th lat So lon. 35 passed steamship City OF Bal
timore, from New. York for Liverpool.
The steamship North American, from Portland on
the 9th ult, arrived at Liverpool at p. m. on the
Sth inst
The ship Weser of Hamburg, from New-Orleans Tor
Liverpool was driven ashore in gale of Malahlde
rear Dublin. The crew remained aboard and the
masts were standing at the latest da.es, but the ship
vas imbe6ded in the sand.
The ship Exchange, of New-York from Liverpool to
Newport in ballast, went ashore at Wicklow on the
ith inst ard was expected to become total wreck.
Tie crew we're saved with the exception Of the second
mate and cook.
The American bark Victor, Homesend, from Calso
TO Dupktk, was abandoned in sinking condition in
lat. Z Ion. 80 w. The crew were saved
The bark General, Sale from Sunderland to New
Yo,k, put into Cork when twenty days out in esky
condition.
The chip Titan Sears, Of Bostsn, from Chinchs for
England was abandoned at sea. The crew were
picked up and taken TO Hsvre.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
The Burning Of the Ocean Spray.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, April g, Iooo
The names of the persons missing by the burning OF
the steamer Ocean Spray last night far as ascer-
tanned, are as follows:
Thona- Trott Of Arkansas Mr Hicks Of Pittshed ~ John
B. Hitter OF Louis Stephen T. spNso engineers Mas r
roll rnsd Miss johnson and Mis-, Thomp.on residences
unSnown Two children whose unknown are also
The Ocean Spray and Hannibal City were racing at
the time of the disaster.
The fire caught by throwing turpeutine on coal and
wood Immediately from the furnaces.
About 10 o'clock last night the steamer star oi the
West wing at the shore lust above the Keokuk took
fire from, burning trees ignted by the flames from the
latter boat, aud was also entirely consumed. Loss un
known.