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eo27&dts SAML II. COVER, Auct
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
; IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE

90 IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE
hj of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
80. signed, as Trustee, will sell atpubic sale ED
NESDAY, the 25th of August 1855 o'clock the
Auction Sales Room, No 10 South Gay street. the fol
lowing described pieces Of ground, viz
Beginning for the first thereof the west side of Stock
ton alley, wdened 12l feet north from the northwest
corner Of Stockton alley and olns street, thence noher
ly bounding the west side of Stockton alley eleven feet;
thence weswarlly, parallel with Hons street sixty nine
feet to an alley thence sOuhwardly bounding the east
side OF said last mentioned alley eleven feet and thence
eastwardly sixty mine feet to the place beginning.
The second of said lots Of GROUND adjons the above
described lot on the north thereof having Stock
ton alley of eleven feet with depth of sixty nine feet
Each of said lots is subject to the ground of twenty
five dollars and is improved by HOUSE Of the width Of
the lot 20 feet Deep three stories high with onetory
Back Building.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree, are-One
half cash, and the balance in four mon-the credit pay
men to bear interest from the day sale and be secured
by the note notes of the purchaser endorsed to the sat
isfaction of the Trustee
P. MLAUGHLIN, Trustee
WM HAMILTON, Auctioneer
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SALE
IL OF MINERAL RIGHTS AND INTEREST

FINKSB URG COPPER MINES.
By virtue of order OF the Circuit Court for Carroll
county the subscriber Trustee of Samuel Wdesen
nsolvent debtor, will sell on the premises, Finks
burg Carroll county 10 miles from Baltimore the Bal
timore and Reisterstown Turnpike Road, SATURDAY
the 2lst of August at O'Clock, p NJ, all the right, in
terest and claim Of the said Samuel Widesen in and to
these VALUABLE MINERAL AND ORE MINES on
that part of the 'Ems estate, lying in Carroll county
and formerly owned by said Wildesen
large amount of money has been expended in fitting
these mines for successful and efficient operation and
der proper they could be made very valuable
and productive The has been pronounced by compe
tent chemists to be very rich and pure To capitalists
opportunity for paying investment is offered.
Terms Of
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~ WELLS, FARGO & co.
PENDERGAST BROS,

NOTICE To CALIFORNIA BOND HOLDERS.
WELL : FARGO 4 co are prepared to receive the
old Bonds Of state of California transport the to
With the Act Of 2sh April 1857 and return same to this
city on rouv Val
e26 eo1y omce-oz broaaWay' NC" AofA'
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BY Il. W. BENNETT ~ co.
+ IS A l. u b r i A + A r M /"
AT
TRUSTEES SALE.

s-1e4s- TRUSTEES SALE
In pursuance of decree of the Superior Court of Bal
city, sitting in Equity the undersigned Trustees
will offer for sale at public auction at the Exchange Read
ing Rooms, No 10 South Gay street, on SATURDAY Az
TERNOON the 4th day of September at o'clock, the fol
lowing very valuable and desirable property, viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situate in Baltimore
county, CONTAINING 2l2 ACRES less, which is
particularly described in deed in fee for the from
William Dryer and wife to Benjamin 2. Power and 9th
bearing date the 18th day Of June 1910, and
corded among the land records of Baltimore county now
city, in Liber T. X No. 3O4, folio 169 &c.
About 20 acres of this land is fine MEADOWS about SO
acres WELL WOODED with oak and chestnut timber, and
the rest in high state of cultivation. 1t is well waercd
with three never failing streams running through it,
The improvements consist of a COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY DWELLING, Smoke House, Carriage House.
Corn House, large Barn and other usual buildings
There is also good Lime Kiln on the farm.
This property s situated about three quarters of mile
from Reisertown and sixteen miles from the city. 1t is
Maryland Railroad. being constructed will pass
through portion of this The situation of the
property is very healthy the neighborhood desirable
1t adioins the lands OF j. T. H. Worthngton j. Duncan
and j. Gore, Esqrs.
Persons wishing to examine the property will have
facility afforded them by Mr. Chas Power who resides
the premises.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree-One third
cash. and the balance in two equal payments with credit
of six and twelve months the credit to bear in
terest from the day of SALE and to be secured the salts
faction of the trustees BENJAMIN F. HORWITZ,
CHARLES MARSHALL,
Trustees.
iy2S-TuFr&ds FW BENNETT & CO., Auctrs.
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dNants

if7ss.f WANTED. A comfortable two-story
Eiij DWELLING, with passage and back building,
-xAe=1 west of and not than fifteen minutes walk
from Calvert and Baltimore Streets Rent not to exceed
$500. ADDRESS P. t. OFFICE OF DAILY EXCHANGE,
my22f
WANTED TO RENT.-A small Dwell
w ing within ten minutes walk of South and Balti-
streets, rent not to exceed $50. Address IN
QU1RER, Office of Daily Exchange. jy26f
frts.t WANTED,-A two-story DWELL
H1iii ING with passage, for small family Address
.~4e=ss. HOUSE, at this Office au5dtf
o. WANTED-A two-story DIV ELL
Miij ING HoUsE-about Is minutes walk from North
sxls. and Baltimore streets Address "N' at this of
fee au5tf
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he.i AhCo HH y SALE.-BV virtue OF a
l uecree or the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the
t44 undersigned Trustee will oGer a. iIi 80 tI
EHchange Sales Rooms, No. 10 South CAV Street in the
city OF Baltimore on WEDNESDAY, the Stb daI of Son
TENDER, 1885, at O'Clock p NJ viz ~ uaS Vi "eP
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND Ann
PREMISES, situate, lying and being in Raitir,ao 80
in the State Of Maryland, being part of roct 80 ISi
called Jones Adventure" which is contained witIi th
metes and bounds courses and distances following that
to say Beginning for the stone now nIanted NJ
the END OF fourteen and half perches in the south sixt
degrees east one hundred and thirteen perchcs line Of &
whole tract and running thence with said line now an
sMeIhs 70 TWO degrees retrosrade variation south fifty
eight degrees east and ninety eight and half p.che o
astone thence north eighyve and half degrees east
eghty-two ana half perches to stone; thence
twenty degrees east thiryseven perches stake thence
north eighty two degrees west twelve peches stone
thence south seventy hive degrees west twentysiX and
half perches to Oked walnut tree thence north nine de-
grees west eleven and half perches thence eighty
four degrees west percheS; thence north forty
degrees west forty perches; thence south sixty four
degrees west forty five perches thence south fifty two
grees twenty perches to the place of beginning
tanning ortyfve acres two roods thirty two square
perches of land less with the right priv
ilege in common with the late William Hartley his heirs
and assigns of road thirty feet wide leading from the
noreastermost corner Of the land above described along
the westermost side of the orchard
liam Hartley there situated TO the public leading
from the present dwelling of Thomas Hartley to Joseph
H. Wrghts mill at or the mouth of the lane leading
from the said public road the late dwelling of the said
William Hartley, deceased
This property about twelve miles from the city Bal
tmorc and about fourth of mile from
and ohio Railroad at Elysve, and adjOins the lands of
Samuel f. Hartley, William B. Hartley and Joseph H.
Wright and is improved by two story frame DIV EILING
with stable and other out buildings and would make a
desirable country residence being high and healthy
uation in good neighborhood, and with abundance
of good spring water
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree are onehrd
cash the day of SALE and the residue in equal pay
ments of six and twelve months with interest from the
day of sale to be secured by bonds notes with security
to be approved by the Trustee.
The title is good and the property will be sold free from
all ncumbrance as well as taxes for the year 1858 and
prior years.
JOHN C. BLACKBURN, Trustee.
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Err 600os

MINER UNDERSHIRTS AND
AMOS LOVEJ0Y CO,
No 1875 BALTIMORE STREET,
Second door below Hessrs Hamilton, Easter Co.
Have Just received large assortment OF
GENTS SILK, GAUzE, MERINo IN MFRISn
pRAWERs, GEMS SILK, COTTON, MUSLIN,
AN M2r NO AND COTTON VESTS, MISSES
tND<BOYS' VESTS, all sizes.
Large sM%tF GS OF SsGsPESnERs cRAvHTs
COLLARS. KNITTING COTTON, SPOOL COTTON,
THEFi Ry6 5 HT B5 pSs A sc &c. CARPET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL, No. 1876 Baltimore street, be-
tween Light and Charles streets jel4-tf
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
SILKS,
BAREGEs
GRENADINES,
ORGANIZES,
LAWNS,
LADIES SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY AND STYLE,
TO WHICH ADDITIONS
ARE CONSTANTLY BEING MADE
BY EVERY STEAMER.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Nos. 1879, 2Ol AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
NOS 1893, POI AND 2o3 BALTIMORE STREET,
ON HAND
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
LINEN GOODS,
IN sHEETINGs,
DAMASKS,
TOWELS,
Ma 5 ST1R + &c LINENS 60.
s o,
QUILTS, BLANKETS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CRUMB CLOTHS, SHADE LINEN,
AND GOODS GENERALLY
REQUIRED BY HoUSEK KEEPERS.
je2tfr
NLOSlNG OUT SALE,
~ JUNE 1St, 1883.
WROTE Flu l. LIE r TON,
WILL COMMENCE THIS DAT TO CLOSE OUT
THE REMAINDER Of THEIR RICH STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS
BAREGES AND BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINES AND GRENADINE ROBES, ..
ORGANDY LAWNS AND ORGANDY ROBES,
LACE POINTS AND SILK VISITES,
SPRING SHAWLS,
AND OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS,
AT UNHEARD OF LOW PR
We INVITE PARTICULARLY THE ATTENTION OF o
CUSTOMERS.
jel-tf NO SIS BALTIMORE STREET.
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9ublit SaIts.
BY SAHIL. II. COVER,

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
1teXecuted by II. N. WILLIS to the subscriber and
of Record in the Office of the Clerk the Superior
Court of Baltimore City will sell Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 25th, at 10 O'Clock at
the store lately occupied by said Willis No 2SG West Pratt
ST., all the following stock, &c, viz:
0G1 BARRELS OF FLOUR;
12OBARRELs RYE wHIsKEY
n 4 BUSHELS WHITE CORN;
+ BAGS BUcKwHEAT MEAL;
10 SACKS FINE SALT;
@ SACKS G. A., SALT;
5OOBAGs DO
ft IKE PROOF SAFE, STOVE, DESKS, CHAIRS
HIeool, Clock, Looking glass, etc.
"'e Perembtory Terms cash. in par funds
b NJ HEIGHE Trustee, 245 st. Paul st.
o11. SAMUEL II. COVER, Auctr.
Tal
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ca WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
tsslEj BLACK TEAS, &c.
- P TIERNAN & son
Offer for sale the following articles, of their importa
ton, particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandemans competition red and white
Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira,
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK WINES-Johannesberger Steinberger, Marco
brunner Cabinet Leb frau mch Bronneberg, Of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints.
BRANDIES.-Otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Brandies.
RUMS-Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Islands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA. ap3 If.
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EIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
IL OFFICE, NO. 6s SECOND STREET,
BALTIMORE.
JOHN G. PROUD SONS,
Representing Companies Of the highest Standing 1vih large
Cash Capitals. Policies issued and Losses paid at
&TNA INSURANCE Co. Hartford, Conn $500
SPRINGFIELD &" Springfield Mass. 375 900
fe22-tf
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSUR-
IN ANCE OFFICE, No 4 SOUTH STREET,
OPEN DAILY for the INSURANCE OF ALL DESCRIP
lions OF PROPERTY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE
JOHN R. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
JAMES GETTY, Mechanical J. G. wHEEDEN, Columbian,
GEORGE HARTMAN, Union, J. TRUST, First Baltimore,
Moan WALKER, Friendship, FRANCIS BURNS, United,
J. T. FARLow, Depgord, JAMES YOUNG, Franklin,
ALLEN PAINE, Liberty, ]. PEAsoN, JR Washington
SAMUEL KIRK, Independent LANCASTER oULD, PdtapscO,
r. c. MASON, Vigilant, F. A. MILLER, HotoGrd,
WIN. A. HACK Nelo Market, JAS. A. BRUCE, Wdchp,dn,
JAS. B. GEORGE, ST., Pioneer Jos. c. BOYD Lafayette
fe22-tf JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
TNHE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
IL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Insures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks terms
favorable those of any other Company All tax
ing Policies from this Company entitled to share of
the profits, without mourning any liability, beyond the
of Premium The assets Of the Company, liable
for the payment s'i Sf aFs Tess
A. sEAToN, V. Prest J. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
C. OLIVER o'DONNELL, Agent in Baltimore
fe22-1y. No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF BALTIMORE.
Incorporated by the
STATE OF MARYLAND, 1S49.
OpPIcE No. Is SOUTH STREET
THE COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE
The Directors daily to determine upon applications
for INSURANCE
JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allen A. Chairman William Woodward,
Henry NJ Bash George Bartlett,
VIM Heald Adam Denmead,
John W Ross Joseph W. jenkins,
Edward ] Church. Thomas VI. Sullivan,
Job Smith, George small
JOHN r. MAGRUDER,
fest Secretary.
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GoutMioN
NULPEPPER MILITARY
Mines, giQuors, Ne.

ZINE CnAMPAGNES, HOOKS AND
Il CLARETS.-Widew Clicquots, Mumn's Cabinet,
Moet Chendons Green Seal, Hedseck, Cabinet in half
pnt Hooks dry and sparkling Carets, of all grades for
sale wholesale and retail by
GEORGE H0ILINS
No II North Charles street.
au142w Corner of Fayette st.
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WILLIAM FRUSH, Trustee
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


All persons having claims against Samuel Wildesen
prior to the 22d day of December 1857 hereby notified
to present them properly authenticated the Clerk
the Circuit Court for Carroll county before the 2st
day of August. WILLIAM FRUSH,
ap6-a
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Inquire on the premises or OF B. T. ELDER,
No. 10 South Eutaw Street.
mrlS-tf Opposite B. 4 O. R. r Depot

NOR SALE.-Six and a half acres on
n Franklin and Oregon streets for $45 OOO 80 on
Gay john Hoffman and other for O00 40 acres
quarter mile from the city limits the Hartford road for
$45 000 900 of Land West Baltimore Fayette
Mount Fulton Monroe and other streets present
leasing prices 200 in Baltimore Comfy that will
pay ten per cent the investment SS00 Is acres half
mile from the city, Charles street. handsome improve
ments $50 000 AIS in Baltimore county, with fine
improvements $50 900 206 acres five mesbeyond Towson
COS acres Cockeysville Depot lots suit
will be sold in tract for SOL 900 $50 in Carroll
county with including stock, utens
ss &c, so OO0 113 and half mile from the city
limits S22 600 1070 Perrymansve Depot $37
000 and the Depot 442 for 81 $780, Indian
cultivation,) only 10000 Also quite large number of
FARMS, in dozen different counties of Virginia from
81 900 to $5 600 Also, large quantities Of UNIMPROVED
LANDS from 80 to So per acre. Farms in different
counties of Maryland at all prices for sae-city property
and stocks in many taken III exchange. HOUSES
all prices. GROUND RENTS, small and large. Money
loaned on Mortgage in sums over 81 600 Apply to
fe2z-ff JAMES BOYD 26 st. Paul street
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a. FOR SAL E-The Superior Three
E,.; Story DWELLING No., 2O6 North Charles street.
--.S beyond Eager. Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot % by $50 feet running back to 40 foot street
The buildings Of the best material and substantial
constructions having been erected under the supenen
dence and for the residence Of the owner.
capacous and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings
Inquire the premises, or Of B. T. ELDER,
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A. COLBERT.
LIZ ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR,
F b UIL ID " G. s OF All KINDS,
SHOP IN EXCHANGE ALLEY, -H
South side Exchange Place, bet Commerce and Cav ss
N. B.-COUNTRY COTTAGES, designed and executed
with neatness ana despatch. jy26,dtf
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SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ gt. .... ... ll7 LOMBARD STREET,
Have in store and for sale at the lowest market prices
1000 WHOLE and Boxes BUNCH KA RsISTSs
100 Drums SUITANA RAISINS; ,,,o,,ns
so Bales Princess P s and Bordeaux no AhMoNDs
so Trails Lisbon p. S. and IVlca Si i9l1GS
100 Bags Iyica and Tarragona ALMoNDS;
loo RAGS Sicily and Hard Shell AIMONpS'
I0o Ro3es and 20 Bbls. Shelled ALMONDS.
100 RAGS NapIes and Sicily WALNUTS.
$50 Bags FILBERTS
100 Bags PALM NUTS: =, n,c,-c
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS.
900 Cases PRUNES in glass jars and boxes.
10 Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRIMES.
1000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS,
900 Baskets Bordeaux and MarSelles OIL quarts and
pints.
so Cases SARDINES, whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. l FIRE CRACKERS.
rs Casks CURRANTS. Cases CITR0N
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER
15OFrails DATES r.a
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS.
40, 900 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
- SCHWARTZ & DIX,
ap13-tf III Lombard street.
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NOR SALE OR LEASE.-THE LOT
h OF GROUND. n. W. corner Calhoun and McITenry
Streets 157 feet McIenry and 100 feet on Calhoun
street The improving character of that section the
city will recommend it to the attention of those wishing
to make desirable investment.
Apply to GEORGE SLATER,
an1htf 10 Commerce
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DREAD! BREADl


DREAD! BREADi
II CARD TO THE PUBLJC .'f
GEO. W. ARNOLD, BAKER, corner of FAYETTE and
PARK STREETS, having DISSOLVED ALL CONNFC-
T1ON Superintendent of the Mechanical Bakery this
city, informs his friends and customers that fully
resumed his long established business at the STAMP
and will hereafter give his undivided personal supervision
to the baking OF the best bread
Rye and dyspepsia Bread, French and Albany Rolls,
Cekes, Pies, &C. &c; every morning and evening fresh
articles can be had He confidently hopes that the former
quality OF his Bread Rolls, &C. will ensure to his present
exrtous the increased support and patronage Of his
meerous friends and long tried Fresh Malt
Yeast every day. GEO. W. ARNOLD'S Bakery,
jy1O d1y. Baltimore
ME OLD DOMINION COFFEE POI
l. is guaranteed to make pure, sweet healthy COFFEE
with oneourth less Berry than by any other process
Sizes from one quart to twenty. TRY IT. sale at
manufacturers prices, wholesale and retail by
~ ALFRED II. REIP
Attic Housekeeper's Emporium,
my5h 1877 Baltimore street.
nEN CLEANER, PEN AND PENCIL
HOLDER AND PAPER WEIGHT ~
{ tatt ~ COMBINED --t ~
new and VERY USEFUL ARTICLE which no one
who writes should be without just received and for
7g'5I'5faA SAML E. TURNER,
aub.tf No. 3 South Charles st.
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Il Those in want of Fly Brushes will do well to call
and examine these offered for saehey the best in the
mark t. and warranted not to shake pieces the
mon brushes will do. For sale wholesale and retail
reasonable terms, by
A. II. REP,
At the Housekeeper's Emporium,
io1O BAL tinnnr Straat
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fTF.:r FOR SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE
aiii AND LOT No 2l9 West Lombard street, opposite
Medical College. Lot 81 feet front and rear, 40 feet
deep to alley house 25 by about ninety feet including
BACK BUILDING, three stories high, with all modern fix
lures Stable in the sufficient for five carriages,
horses and tons hay Property in fee Apply to
J. CROSBY & SON,
je25t Is Rpwly's Wharf,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

r,cetye tse image Of their absent friends from iuch
an isolated rssisa. - artist ccntempl1!es taxing
,er;es of plot 1gfsPhic views Of our ca'op, Which
Iii frIh Illustrate our position and situation.
We are still in bli,sfu ignorance Of thing that
has occurred in the States since the LIT Of October,
the mail which left the frontier at that time beng
the only one which has az yet reached us. A party
which has just arrived from Wind River, by way of
the South Pas, report having seen no mail between
here and the latter point.
Our present communication with the States j.. by
means a q military express
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.
ESCAPE OF THE ADRIATIC.
HER VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
STATEMENT OF CAPT. DURHAM.
FToa TAe Sseaasah Repsblicdn, .HaycA 10.

Froa The Sssaasah ReppbIoan Nayeh l9
The American bark Adratic, which became fanou.
from her disastrous collision with the French steamer
Lyonnan in November 1856, and still more an objec
OF interest from her recent seizures by the French
horities at Marseiles her copfscetion by the Court
of Admiralty, and her subsequent escape, arrived
safely at this port at early hour yesterday. We
have had long interview with her commander
Capt. Durham and as the facts connected with her
escape are matters of national interest proceed 10
state them briefly the nature of the subject will
allow.
The circumstances attending the collision with the
Lyopnss are already familiar TO the public. Capt
Durham Il very positive that Il grew Of no f.uk
on the part OF his vessel but resulted a. he al
leges, from oulpsoe mlsmanagemsnt by the officer
Of the steamer. The judgment Of confscstun wa.
rendered by the Imperial Court of AK IN December
last and as soon a. copy served on Capt Dur
ham, believing that II was impossible, in the excited
state of the public mind IL France 10 oh. ain iust
te resolved to make bis escape II po'obe and place
the whole matter In the hands VI hs Government. OF
coure he had to resort ~ stretagem accomplish his
purpOse. Learning that the Adratc would no. be-
taken possession Of until the full exteu OF the loss by
the Lyonnsis could be sscertained, he improved the
interval in deyising the Of escape. he engaged
q caulker and had her caulked all around fr about
iye feet above tia waters edge, under the pre'ext
that she open when the mistrals should set 10
she would irk n sht there in the harbor Captain ID.
thinks there were suspicious from tbs movement,
for IN the noise aud confusion OF the Caulker Op
erstions he AID assistant quietly weaving toe
running rigging board, and getting ready FOR
They WORKED ths business about t1ree hours every
night. cay from oclo NJ! II, wren these WAS muca
aoIse ard Il wa DARK no o9ui ether
VIA: they were doing. WnI- provisions they g0f
we're put IN tosrd smother yessa. Bni thence tr3ns
ferec 20 the Acr.siic curing ,ee cge,. iEe crsw
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RAILROAD RoUTTs TO THK EAsr.-T'he information
fun.shed by nail agents, with reference 20 rs.rop
routes, is likely 10 prove valuable - tie :.ayela,
public. On the route 10 Sew-York. via CIeyelso
and Dunkirk, over the New-York aud E-ie reed, n.
trains fail 10 connect at Dunkirk or C!evsa aud fy
times cut Of siz. The route via Baltimore j. soue
what more reliable, the failures on the Cerral0 OF
aud Baltimore and Ohio averaging orly sbo.t Our
week. by way Of Philadelphia, over the Penrsll
Vania Central, failure rarely occurs. VI. ts.shAs
one Of tie mail agents informs US :ha. he has sTye
rlerctd but one failure since the IL Of Jsnu.ry Nj
the whole number occurring there ara several a. M
average not rore than two or three mouth.
This s important informsiion for the travelling Pb-
he, and we will thank the mail agents II contno'D
furnish us with their reports regarding ths nsef.
Passergep WILL Of course, travel oye- ne mot rfsr
BE roads; and railway managers desiring 20 -e've
share Of the travel vii put their mseb ney, trTks,
&c IN such order hat rans can Keep 70 iaefas
ard make time. II they regl.c. q d .sis,,
should Lot be pg,ronized, and they csrsc,y We,
se by people who value their nerks, mort a.
inc. &c Z i5nst4 Gsze.e