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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
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Monday March io.- y me Sena'e' ~ nr"usfee
made an explanation, IN Which ne branded 'ne core
spondeni Of bennets Herald Az aFSiner " '"''s'
Mr., Wade resumed and concluded MS speech on We
Kansas question: and was followed y M' WATSON" y
debate was continued with earnesiness oh' CLOCK
on Tuesday morning.
10 the House, mr. English introduced resolution
Of inquiry relative % The Louisville ana Portland g.
nal with The view q reducing me 'o's. ne 'eso'u'
lion was passed. Several private bills were introduced
and referred. mr. wright OF ueorea' introduced 'ne
Homestead bill; and W. Sm'h, o. texas, 'ne RACINE
Railroad bill.
Tuesday, March l6.--In the Senate, Mr.. Hale stat
ed tina, his friends had this morning agreed that the
debeie shall end and the question be taken on Monday
next, by sunset on the Kansas question; and that i
is found TO be impossible get through by that time
by holding sessions Of the usual length, the lime and
method If the proiaced session shall be fixed by them
Mr. Biger in behalf Of his side, said that ihe arrange
ment would lie perfectly satisfactory.
Mr.. Clay wished to provide that the time for taking
the na vote should not he such hour prevent
the attendance q members who are insalids iaci,
agreement was had 10 this proposition, and Mr.. Hale
said that to prevent MISUNDERSTANDING The agreement
q his friends had been reduced TO writing, which was
read.
The debate on thc. Kansas III was resumed and con-
tinued I'LL the adjournment.
In the House. NJ. Blair asked leave 10 Introduce
bill 70 punish the importation q slaves under The pre-
fence Of apprenticeship. Refused.
Mr.. Greenwood inifolaeed bill furnishing negro
stealing IN the Indian country; and W.. Phelps, hl
lr the construction of railway from 81 Louis 70 san
Francisco. with four branches
Mr. Montgomery introduced a billifaf the admission
IT Kansas. Il provides fr new convention Tor The
consideration Of the LacomPion constitution. which Is
a'erward q lie referred 70 The vote Of the people The
bill was referred TO select committee.
memorial was rerelyed from he Legislature Of
Utah. complaining mat TIE only response . helr pre-
taus memorial ASKING " 'ose y rs appointment
o. tue federal Objects of tns WAs sehons "u'
ne" set hacked "y an army lhey wan' 70 Know
WY 'he'f remembrance was 'f'aiea WIN contempt
ahs M sey WI ~ consent y pe 'oleu y ae'ha'
s'su's'
Wednesday. Mach u. ia the Senate the e"n'i.
eraiion Of The h f'r TIC admission Of k'n'a' was re.
sumed AMI NJ. Cttenden q Kentucky being entitled
y the h'or MADE speech aga'n. the LeeomP'on con.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

EorMnixo GiFrs or rHE prBLic LANDS
Amongst the bills introduced in The House of
Representative. on MONDAY last was one by
Mr.. Gilmrr. Of North Carolina. To- prevent
the ACCOMMODATION Of an unnecessary surplus IN
The Treasury and 70 equalize tine grants 81
land. TO the several States. This bill pro-
,i,les. 10 Substance. that 10 all cases heTesftcr
when donations or gifts Il The public lands
are nade by Congress TO any State. ar taany
company - corporation IL any State. q like
quantity Of land I'm proportion to the repre-.
ssnlatiea 81 tie stated shall be due and giant.
Ell 10 ali the olhvr States. The bill ,l.n pro.
poses 10 enact that hereafter whenever ., tie
end 81 each h-ral year there shall be 10 the
Treasury . surplus e mnney over aud abp,e
the immediate ,iaiins on The Treasury, md
also tue sun, 81 III millina. ~ dollar. sub
jerl 10 dIalr. such surplu, shall be drposiied
with ihr several slatrs. - lar ~ they NAV
be- wiling 10 receive y. ~ propariion 10 their
respective representation ~ Cctgrs.; Pm.
sidt,i. however. that tie distribution IL spr.
plus moneys under The proposed at hall in
NJ cssr eScevd thr amoInt received from
The s.ies oi the pubic land. from aud alter
ne passage u the ac:.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
irui, AM lorcibIs say. ~ the great Religious
awakening nos ~ progress: " Never. peI-
laps. certainly never during the lifp iimr 81
the present generation. wa. religious move
meut less oprn To- ridieule. or less liable O.
exception ~ anv kind We .ay hi. w,lhout
any hesiatiun Or qualification. There has
heen irom the first. andis aaw, nothing pre-
ienuous 10 4 +; nnthing c,ifa,agant; aolhipg
iorced or laciiiions. II grew ~ unnaiiced |:
u came almos, literally without pb.rr,aJi@n
or rem.rk. aud was first seen 10 some16f lis
benrheent fruits. Its increase has been
gradual. though rapid aud grssi, and il has
brrn IRE 20 woanderfal sxte1t from seeta.
iiani.m aud rum extreme al every KIND. A
work u his kind Is 10 be judged fly iis rf.
iecis upon the people. aud upon ihose sho
are prominent iDils promotion aud, Judged
by this STANDARD. the present religious move.
ment Is justified selrre the world. Tor il. in.
iluenee has been mellorattse Of .eetarian a..
pcrlIfes and prornoti,e Of lraprnal feeling"
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The Santa Fe Gazette says that The chief
Of the Salt Lake aud Utah Indians had yis-
ted tie llapelre Indians ia Mexico. with view
10 induce them to jim the Mormons. stating
that the Mormons could prison the air. so
that their enpmirs would die, and that Ill
the troops Of the Government would he des'
troyed. 'Phe mission had been unsuccessful.
ri, Carson had concluded a treaty between
the Mutache Utahs. Arapahoes. aud Puebloes.
rhey sgre To take slies with the United
States IN the event Of an issue between them
aud the people 81 any Territory, and To rem
der al The aid they can towards sOPp'essing
rebellion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

ReLFs ruR rue Aany ~ UrAH The Jour.
nal &c Commerce learns irum the agent of
the contractors iur supple, tnr the Utah "a.
pediilnaary army. that an the Goth 81 January
there we're assembled Il Fart LARAMIE 1882
head IL drangl,t nSrn ~ gp,nl condition, and
that, IN pursuance al instructions rctisrd
from the War Department. way u train
consisting Of 10 wagons will tart thence on
the Goth Ut this m.nih. laden with prosis'.Bs
and clothing for Col. J"hnston's command.
nov in winter quarters at Fort Bridgrr.
Each wagon will carry 5.5o0l lbs. weight. and
! $40 oxen will be required Er the sefyire.
~. also learn from good authority that the
contractors have 80 doabt that the tram will
reach it, destination before the 18th Of May.
aud ~ guod tine 70 supply the troops with
every thing u which they may stand 10 need
prior To- the commencement Of their march to
Salt Lake.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

TnE AceuIraL oF Tor. SuMNRn.-The
statement that Cui Summer had been acquit.
ed Of all tie charges aud specifications on
which he Wa, late, tried 6y martial AZ
Carlisle. is copirmed BY the official puhliea-
ton 81 the findings 81 the cnnrt. lie l. there.
Tore released lrurn arrest. and ordered a. JUN
his regiment IL Kansas. The Secretary OF
" AR, however, expresses his di,approval al
the verdict, MhirI,. IN effect. declares /" that
Gen. IiarRry's answer 10 the court marital
At Fort Lca,enw Orih was nut an official mat
ter and that ol. Summers letter u the ST.,
February is mt q challenge 10 duel On
the iatIer punt. tie SECRETARY remark:
Snmnrr's note IL tie 18th II February Il
challenge. siIhin thu meaning al The article
& var. The military aaihorIftes aud the
decisions II court martials are clear in this
regard. They Ii, down what j.. Indeed. the
ne, es-ary doctrine 4, give effect 10 The La.
tlai - u pafiicuiar plfa.ealog,. no sci f'rm,
- nrre.ssty 10 challenge. nor !" a fprmal
invitation 10 fight. but - mere hint OF
suggestion = Sufficient, and even = such 4
defiance a. casts lhe burden un the sthrr par.
". A. challenges are ~ sinlaiion nf law,
nsenuit, l. llai nncomnaniy usei 70 avoid a
piaia expression y iiIrtr purpose. llut these
are articles 10 defeat tie law which counts 81
law will hrver favor. AID when thr mran.
ing - 80 clear a, ~ De intellsiblc to the par.
IS ahO Irreises the rh.i.engr. Il ansaer. II.
purpose. aud j. ,nteliigiblr 10 tie tribunal
whsch tries u. in ,hissa-e. however, the
challenge pi'inly expressed. even II u we're
nj conclusiseIs Interpreted by the re,t y
The dependence. aid raplrs-it a. ~.
uaIld % satislaciion.y
The docifine aI the findings IN iii. Gee
would render the ariscle IL wsr VOID ard ~.
operative BY Indicating the node y doiu.
without breach ~ the Law what Il ]. thu *
act purpose ii the las to- lorbi A r,gid ga.
inreenrnl Of strict discipline III tle array !.
ll,r mn,t .s-eniiii requisite Er Il. hpGor and
eIlicleHcy. II Tie bonds II discipline ar,
i.o.enr,I. il j. only a qaesiion u time when
the ar,nt viii bec0.ne a "a ID, aui pablit.
spiDi"a viii ascribe a. il that araetrI even
beiarc i wuai,i Dr iairiy sniItlrd u Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

OhIo.--A Ill ,rpespg ,hc arts u The lri Legs.
laiure % prevent kidnsppig IN Ohio and feiusnghs
jas iof the confinement Of fugitive slaves. has passed
bo,h branches q the pre.eni Legislature pfOhis-- 10
The scnsis By mioriy o. ~, in ihs House W ma.
jodiy III.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

The legislature ~ Minnesota has passed
q bill loaning State bonds 10 The amount 10
ss. 900. 200 10 the several rsilrnad companies
organized At lie late session, and for which
Is held in trust the grant u lands IRON Con.
grsss for raiirusd purposes
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makes, m all Its parts and in all its purposes,
must be the ule OF conductfor all ltcannot
he abolished, except IN the manner prescrlbed
and pointed out in the constitution itself, i
any manner is prescribed.
If the Pre.ident's doctrine on this subject
be true, what becomes OF the Constitution Of
the United States Instead Of following the
mode OF amendment prescribed IN the Constr
tuton. the people. BY their irresistible power,
may in any.other manner al any time change
the whole frame of our Government. There
is not a State constitution IN the Union that
does mt impose some restraint as to the man
ner of change. What would constitution be
if II were just as liable to change as any or.ii-
nary act Of the Legislature? 1t would lose
its character. Tko-e who talk 10 the people
abnat the unlimited aud illmltable power they
possess ave teaching dangerous doculne.--
That is a sort Of Sovereignty WHICH the people
cannot exercise. II may ba made very nat.
terlng 10 their ears. hut il is impacticahie ~
the nature Of things. Il cannot be exercised
at all. The people must exercise then
sovereignty through agencies They mus'
exercise il through representatives and gov
ernments. They must exercise 1t saiel,
through constitutions. lfthey could not make
constitutions bind themselves, their sovereign
Is never would be safe. Ii il we've not invest
ed in the constitution. il wnuld be constantly
escaping into The hants Of sumo 0t tho,s
gentlemen whu could talk NEST eloqnently Il
the people about their irresistible sovereignty
That would be the emf oil that sort OF sUve
reign,y 10 the people.
The people NUT understand th,t theil
sovereignty, their PRACTICAL sovereignty. Is Z
be exercised thous representatives aud dele
gates, over whom they are ~ hmd the prppe
control; aud tn hold that control. and To- h,
and make permanent and operative their so'e
ieigniy, they must Pr. il IL the farm 81 con
stituton. That j. The only .ecurity for Pr
pular sovereignty. therein It exists. 80,
therein alone can Exist. IL Us not true tina
The people cannot bud themselves. aud az
mt bound, BIZ the restrictions pi their consfl
tution. They may rebel against their owl
law aud Constitution. justa' thev could 70
late the law ~ constitution of any either pea
lple but il does moi follow that. because the.
cnu'd do that. thew have not created politi
cal ALLEGATION on themselves. by a cpn,tiu
ton, 0nls To amend that instrument ~ ia
guarded. temperate. gra,lnal methol ah'cl
the CONSTITUTION ma, have provided lor an'
. prescribed.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, March II. 1855.

yY- Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder aud for sdser-
Using
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

Judge IoriSig. = Gov Banks. II compliance
with the request n The Legislature Of Massachusetts,.
hs. removed JuJg. i.otns BY whom The Fugitive slave
Born. was surrendered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
De,rh Of an. Edl,or.--xt. gimuul ". o

butn. senior eIinr q The oreen.loroDsh Times. We
tSret . learn. died Sunday morning The iih inst
So. Osbatn hsay esteemed il 81 The relations u
&c. and iof yeas represented he county u Cub
ford IL the House u & ,mmons.
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had not proceeded far before they met
bearer of a white flag. and soon met Billy
himself with several of his men. Billy said
that he was satisfied with the war, as were
most If his men but he wished to see jun
per, who did not go oui with the rest of the
delegation, before he could say what he
would do. Il is understood that Billy aud
Jumper have been al enpity Tor some time
past. and il il supposed that il they can make
lup their difficulty the Seminoles will agree to
90 W.staton We think the war in Flori-
da is at an end, but wonl,l have 10 effort re-
Taxed for its earnest prosecution until the
radiance IS completed"
A dispatch from jacksonville as fellows;
Major Rector has succeeded 10 inducing Billy
Boalees, Jumper. aud several Of the princl-
nal men If the different bands, 70 come and
| hold .tak." Bewlegs is disposed to emf
crate. and take with him all be can influence
to 10. Major Rector is sangnne q success
! in his negotiations.
Colonel Garret. Greek Agent. and Mr..
Johnsnn. are on their way to Washington 10
perfect some necessary arrangements presi-
Gus to the departure Of the Indians from
Florida.
The lndians wish to see The meney promls.
ed them incase 81 removal 10 procure which
/ il the object &c Major Reclors visit.
Asinaah. the elder, is wounded. lie viii
meet the delegation TO negoliale IN behalf 81
sam Jones's party as soon as he can travel.
The friendly Indians. in Their scouts. fail.
ed I'd 6nd the hostile Indians. The latter
found the white flags. and came into camp
without solicitation This fact a. gurs we'll
for favorable result.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
DIED..

BENSgTT-In Brooklyn o. TluTsday, o., q oeerse H.,
cor Of John Bennett aged 2o yssr II months and day,.
St. Louis, % No., Nexsrs, n j., AID Blooiyn n Y paper:
pleesc copy.
CnRYsTAL-on Saturday Oc. 80 his residence No. IsO
York street, Of consumption, busa Cbys1 in the SL year
CoUGHTRY-s Suddenly, in Brooklyn, Saturday morning
Oct So Ida, daughter Of William D. aid Nancy Coash;Fy
aged year, month and ls days.
oAFFNEY-In Brooklyn on TAgrsdsy Oct. y, amer long
Westnneaih Ireland, in the SCH year Of her
CAsslDY-In this city Friday. Oct ~ Of congestion Of the
lungs Christopher Cassidy, in the 18Th year o: La
pAyIson Friday mOrqins Oct q Isabel only dsassier Of
IT. friends Of Ne 2y ere TeptSS & So nye f, 70 s.tead
DURYEA-In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon Oct 2 Of d
eas OF The brsin LGc Chase younsst da sitter OF Richard
A. and Elizabeth fEd Duryes eyed ysr 10 months AID u
DANEIIn ;hi. city, on Friday Oct %. Ann P widow o.!
Edward DsHiel, aged ~ yesis and m0ntas
DANs-In Booky Saturday Oct 81 after short Illness
William Davis, in the 4Sd year Of his
DIRklNn This this Giy On & s;aI,y ] rooras s.; oS @ % Of & a
RchSId G. Durtin, seed mon lbs snd q days.
william Of Edward sud EA4a Ese aged l. months ard
LANCKENAN-On Thur,dsy, %, srgcrinr ilrcs.
Mrs Bsrbary Lsnchena widow OF the late Richard Lsncke
usn. i'll the S2t year Of her
IAMB Brooilyn on saturday oct sassn Lamb dsuga.
ter Of Geo c. Lamb. IN the %Sd year Of her age
MATIIiEWSln this city, Saturday. Oct o. Ale1aDdsf
Matthews, eyed u years
MrRPHY-In this city Saturday Oct, So Dsuie, Il Murphy
IN :he 2Sth year oi ns age
NURRAY-At No 2s suAolk street. Saturday rorriu1
Oct So Ieti;ia only daughter ci NisG o. AID is ~
ray aged month aid days
MoCLANAt No 4us Houston street, Thursday, o.: g
Ella Ri CLAIM, aged - yeGIs and months.
NJ ENTFTAt No 81 Es Nineteenth street Friday Oct
% Mary Jane infant ehter Of Francis and Margaret Ana
NcEn;ec, aged months.
PAEKER-On Ff6y morning Of; 80 No. 237 Il street
Asn.s daughter Of Mary ard Thomas IL Parker aged
PARRlENIn this city Saturday, oc.. 80, william O;to
PaITi,I, aged Il ye4!s and II months.
OUiNNAt b residence, No. p YaEick street Saturday
Oct ~ Hash QginD susiiye Of Desanny County wslow
Ireland sged 70 yeaTs.
sHAUG HNEsSY-At No. $50 Seveu:, ayenue on Friday O
- Of bronchitis Joha shaushnessy aged - Yeas lad
months.
sMIrH-Ir hi. city Friday, Oct - Of consumption,
MaIths Smith aged = yesrs.
WEADOCK-Iu Brooklyn. aer Ion. snd painful iaes. Mrs
MrgaEet Ncsdocb rsive Of he Town OF tAn0n County
Wexford Ireland, in the - year Of Der
WFNMAN-In Ibis city, Friday, O-t - Cathsrire A.
W,nnan. We q tie late Samuel r. Meu.n, snd d. gh,!
Of John Courry decessed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
MARRIED..
1PEIsOS

AnRIsON-LUsTER--On Wednesaey o.. q, At E11sb-ta
n j. BY the Rev H. Vsnforue Richard Arrison 10 hee r.
Luster.
BALI-sTILEs-On Wcdne sdsy morning Oct 20 BY the Rev
Dr. Reid Mr. Robert II. BAL 10 Mas Sarah Eizabetb only
daughter Of Thomas Stiles esq., Of Salisbury, Conn.
GALUSfIA-CAY-n Rochester ~ Y, on Thursday, Oe, 2s
BY the Rev Dr. Mclysne M Norman H. 0alusha - Sarah
Fiieia eldes. daughter Of the late Gen. Horace Cay
JACKsON-FLORANCE-Ina a'Ailalelphs, on Wedsesdsy,
Oct n by the Rev Isaac Leese Eugene j. jackson OF view
York % CornDe, dsu kh,er Of william florsnce esq.
JOHNSTON Thursday, Oct. 2 at The West Pres
bytean Church. CaTnIe street by the Rev 5 Hastings,
Mr. David H. Johnston Miss joanna Hof al Of this city
MORRELL-GAGE-In this city on Thursday Oct 2 BY the
Rev. DR. HaWks, Mr. Isaac W. horrcl Of Newtows Long
Island Miss Nellie t. Gasc daughter Of j. Gase, e'q Of
this city
NELsON-CODB-At Independence, Anessny County on
Wedneeday Oct. r. by the Rev. Henry Robertson M Ebtp
L. Ne.on Of Middle bOro Mass % Mss Emma, eldest dsOgh
ter Of the Hon. William Cobb Of Independence.
OsTRAN NDER-BFNEDICT-O On Thursdty Oct q, by the
d. T.. Crawford, Mr. iAac Oslisndef 70 Mr., Susan
R.nedict widow of the te Dr. Benedict al OF this city,
RILEY-MoGRATH-Or Saturday Oct. 80, 5y the Rev Dr..
Cummings # 81. Stephens Church, Tn, Yes street Jc
ssph Rey Magic c. McGrsb, daughter CT John Nc
Grsth. all Of this city.
STEVENS - TOTEM - On Thursday Oct. q, q, Trinity
Church, NewHayen, by the Rev Prof hsrwood Lieut. H.
Stevens United States Navy, % Graz, daughter Of Gen
Jcseph q. 1oeD Chief Engineer United Slater Array
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

Movements OF Ocean ste8Iuers,
TO ARRIVE
Passengers Sailed

n steam..T A,.ei Jy Southampton Hare es4 Brs.,a-
81 MsIcus, M May Page, Mr., Orwlth and daughter Mac
lu Ms' CsIolire Grim, Caro- William O. d9n.- Bosor
Pollard ard lsty I'd Lord Clsk Bcson CsFot,s Bacsl'
it Madame HssTaIt, Miss Bertha Terre, Cincinnati; Mrs
Levy and child Mrs. ABcn Reese. Eusno Roam, Romero
Mrs. Hoefits and daughter hI. BasesI and t"2 chdEe
Henry BlschCH s.d A Lel IneodoEs hs.eH' r.
ioTmsEn Jsmss NJ Milan IT, yotn We 81, M,, Ene..en
j Pfoes- and cLil D S,hmid. : Werner. H'rnsbige j.
Bach nohi. pheu John slc set, Gup Fsoo. nscor
eareii' ar,oiae Iaack hestStss SesYo,i Mp Tsoasp
son three children snd Art C. r. Core, L. Cosrs, Tia al
ton, { W Ar oep Chlcsg,; JoLa ia.sh. Me n r.
fieiId, John tros NowI erki OTsvile, Lowe Jo.eps
Etiu, wiz ara so ctdF.ni Louis Martin, wife are
child, Brookiyn Nh Mir.c snd two car'n JOIN S,hwin
EeBYoIk Isiell. Nsr II. Arslch Beonils sa.e Gus;sygs
Auser and child H. Heprs j. Rzsud James scyc1r Drber
Va Msitin So1iaer, Detroit; ". EAppsy", Jean Boz! J.
BrowD Lehman, Heb Gsrber. Detroi. Jacques Co.
, Bs.se, J.Iae BescLeani Worcos.er ; Daniel, CslTis
"a Gsyret Albany Chariot. saii csi seo O'.o Els.
Nicoaus Fesuse, Pttburt N. HI sus lie aid iuist K A
He-gilD, Has Ne., L-ois JscOb hrsss chi aso krrst
Della, August Bech,T, George Mlet Cnsre caisin and
ady jean Bersee Cah. Few Charles Orp n L. Anzo ASs.
ro, George Como Lswen caio'nls ChaE, Gor, Csnsds
T. Go.hrug Henry Jualn T. hsguEsI, Wu. Foster Jane.
Btlneur =. David Henry Rocs p Rock He-Ty Hsse C. W
Huge John Jore Clau Derkter Goorse swy Thso Psrer
John Walikefckc MI. Gso,r M. Daneu GsorSe u
Rosson, L. Lehman, Ohio Charles Roehi lrdsna
ton. G. W; Wm. BeDi.gn Ers'-i George Birrs IT, New
York John Netlee aid lady Brooklyn. Inousas Kdd New
foEk Wszelsr and Ia liy Brooklyn d. ~ O'Dor.li New
ss sarah J. skirrer, Brooklyn; M., Kucs.d EevYork
aI, Pasre and lye chcrea Newiork M.,- Louie Cherry
broos JOAN b. sn.isysoE slt Jchr Aexsni.r Is
Brcok y NJ. Anrie c Harpes shppeusblr. NJ X Ps.r.
scr, L--os. Te.Al g cabin, and ii2 Z -s storage
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

NORFOLK o.. .a-Tae bhs Sarah Sad, foa - -
touao = Po.t-sni e below, With csEEo shi''ea W.sa
damaged. BY telegraph % Elwyo' We ps,r@s ca
SIDNEY G. p o. . ls9-rre b. sa,p r. r'1g. T,s. ~
CT Mcrosy o., IS AID became d-smastsd onta a,~ss ~
glae. sse iIiitod into aiins Bay sad nov . ss
10 rse o.. b stern Il rcssbl-, VII 81; sfeSD
il.o saiD'. % saifY ~ !ssI !sa,,,s . rxoos wl
BEAUFORT, Oct. N-Tbe sctr. Hish Pnec ~
Cry C.ps. Pozcr, f1on Plymouth. " G, We osiss o.
H. toa-d 70 to West Iad.es ae iyns ne T. ss se
che zc. rpoa her sncter which maae sole ~ -
her 70 ..nk 70 her deck Ass.ssr,e has been -
rrcbete the vessel WI b. a.. ot AID lre es - esaDSr
49, Sspceon (fnasfed) of S,we~rr, " e. ~. h ~
cr Tusks I.snd si.a ssl,, bouse 20 Se~fofi aid -
eay;an r,po.s very kesyy weaiser ever 'ncs n ps
iBy c..e. % L veod Voter, es3, Sec DS .rdysl -
eoUTHAsP7CN o.. 1.-THE Ia Pisa esi ~ Ian Sw-
s-ou S.: Tto-ss report ia, o., IL a. - ~
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