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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-06

Mr.. LErcHER has written letter accepting
the nomination of the Petersburg Convention
fol the GovernOrship. He reiterates his views
on the subject of State international improve
ments, stating that he is in favor of liberal and
enlightened policy, believing such improvements
indispensable to the development of the States
resources and the prosperity of the people. On
the subject of slavery he says;
To avoid all misapprehension, l state in Ian
gnage, distinct and emphatic, that regard the
institution of domestic slavery existing in Yir-
ginia, and the other slaye-holding States, moral
ly, socially and politically-right. / trust that
/ will be found as ready TO defend the institu-
ton, and to resist all Entertainments upon it, as
any man in the Commonwealth. In doing this,
will be defending and protecting my own inter
csts and property, as well us the interests and
property of my iellow-citizens.
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, OF Ihe Crc.eeut 1Ianufacturing Co.,

once OF the Crescent Manufacturing Co.,
WHEEtESG, Va January sta, 1se9-
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders Of e Crescent
Manufacturing Co, for the election OF President and
Seven Directors will be held ht the Company's once. IN
Wheeling, Va Wednesday, Feb 9th, 1.9, a. O'Clock
Il general attendance 3 particularly requested as
other business OF Importance will be brousht before the
meeting. y. WILKINSON,
jET5-id Secretary.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-SESATE.-A commune
cation was received from the President, covering
a letter from Mr.. Reed, U. S. Minister to China,
which was referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary. Also mport,' communications from
the Navy and lnter,Vs departments.
Among other business Mr.. Iverson, OF Ga,
presented a resolution adopted by the Legisa-
ture of Georgia, asking for commission to
obtain information in regard to the yellow pine
barrens of that State, with a view to the preser-
vation OF the timber for Naval purposes. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
HOUsE.-Mr Mckee announced the decease
of his immediate predecessor Gen. QuitnaD,
and sketched his eventful career as a statesman
and soldier, pronouncing beautiful eulogy on
his private and public worth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-06

New YoRE, Jan. 5.--Americass mails from
Boston viii reach here about o'clock. Trains
from Boston to New York, and from New York
to Boston are all delayed. Train from Portland,
Main, had not arrived up to IL o'clock to-day.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
HAVE this day associated with l. C. Coon, and will
continue the Wholesale and Retail Drug business at the
stand, OF Main and Monroe streets, under the
firm Of A O. Good 4 Co. A. C. GOOD.
Wheeling, January, 1st 1850. jan0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-06
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF vIRGINIA,
s. Meohanfos' Bank,

Merchants s. Mechanics Bank,
WHEELING. DC. s., ISIS
HE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Bank I
the year 1883, viz be held the Banking House IN Us
city Of Wheeling Monday, the IOh DAY January. i
between the hours Of 10 and for the elreion
sine Dreeor for the Mother Bank, Seven Directors ot
ne braneh a MorgantoUn, and seven Directors tor &
Branch Al Point PieaSant, and for other purpose
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Nsns from Salt LaEe-Ne,cs from RaHsas-
Neps by tho 0rerlGnd -NdiI dee, DE.

Nelcs from Salt Ldke-NeieS from RdHsds-
Neps by tho OrerlGnd -NdiL dee, DE.
In addition to the dispatches on the third
page of our paper, we have the following sum
mary of news by telegraph:
New YoRK, Jan. 5.-The steamer Asia sailed
for Liverpool at o'clock. Carries out 100000
81. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The Salt Lake Valley Tan
(newspaper) of Dec. 10th, says: Weather in
tensely cold. Several persons frozen to death.
Utah Legislature was to meet at Fillmore city
December 10th.
KAxsAs.-A dispatch from Kansas city says
a quorum both houses Kansas Legislature met
at Lawrence. The dispatch then with mud
DIV intclligiblity peculiar to the telegraph says,
'organize Lecompton next day."-EDs. lSTEL
Held caucus for the purpose of fixing place OF
holding session. Nearly all are agreed to ad.
iourn from LecomptOn to some other point OF
territory. At night n general caucus Of the
ultras was held and nominations for officers
made, embracing the names of LaTzalla for
Speaker, Delabray for Clerk, Thatcher for Print
er. General opinion was that this organization
(of the ultras) would carry everything before
them.
The Kansas correspondent of the Democrat
says Capt Hamilton, leader Of the party that
committed an atrocious murder at Charitan's
Trading Post, last May, has taken the field in
Southern Kansas with large body of desperate
men, and already committed various outrages.
NJ Barley, free state man, charged with stealing
negroes from Vernon Co., Mo, had been killed,
and the house Of Mr. bloomfield, wealthy free
state man, resident of Vernon county, had been
ransacked and burned A party is reported as
raising to repel invasion OF Hamilton, and that
both parties are determined on fight
OVERLAND MAMs.-Mr. Woods, a passenger
ny the overland mail (from California; says that
the Camanchirs have declared war and were
waiting a favorable opportunity to attack the
stages at Eastern fork of the Censo river. The
coaches passed between two camp fires which
had been recently supplied with fuel, indicating
the near presence of the Cananches-who,
doubtless, were only deferred from an attack by
the strength of the mail party. Abundance of
quartz discovered on Giles river. Several
California mining Companies making examina-
tons.
MONTREAL, Jan. 5.-The splendid Catholic
Church, recently erected here, was destroyed
by fire last night 1t was in charge of Rev. DIR.
James.
SAvANNAH, GA, Jan. 5.-First race to-day
won by Socks-second by Charley Ball. The
weather is now lovely throughout Georgia.
New LONDON, CT, Jan 5.-Steamer Cornelius
Vanderbilt of the Stonington line went ashore
on Race Point, Fishers Island, at 3 o'clock yes
terday morning Is nearly full Of water. Pas
sengers all safely landed.
New YoRK, Jan. 5--Americas5 mails from
Boston viii reach here about o'clock. Trains
from Boston to New York, and from New York
to Boston are all delayed Train from Portland,
Main, had not arrived up to ! / o'clock to-day.
CONGRESSIONAL.
T., Z A -
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SCENE, tho Court of Queens Bench, Lord Camp.
bell presiding, assisted by his brother Judges.
4 crowded Court. Faint scent of insence de-
lectable among some of the better dressed
Spectators. Several ladies present, looking
rather sleepy, as if unaccustomed to early
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
4 FILLIBTSTER LOCKED Up.

Lat night. about O'Clock, Col. Frauk Anderson,
ACCOMPANIED by apary oi his followers, again entered
.le st. Nicholas Hotel bar-room with the evident
intent Of renewing the disturbance of the previous
evening. The appearance of The fllbustcrs crea'ed
NO Httle excitement about the house, and many dlerS
e,vov.d them into the bar-room. Capt. Turnbul. IN
,n,;cn,tiou of renewal of hos les, stationed about
dozen of his men, in citizens dress, about the room'
Col. Titus the victim Of Audersons animosity' was
not present srd the party dispersed themselves aoont
1he apartments, and patiently awaited his arrival.
NJ. Treadwen. one Of the propricors OF the house.
,rsrping TIA; the ilTbusters had again returned re-
oue,,ed An interview with Anderson IN MS private
,,a;cc. Anderson complied with the request when
Al, Tresdwen desired linn in tho most respectful
manner o withdraw with his friends from the house.
uness he could deport himself in gcnucmany man
ner. He further said that he could not, and "ou''
not. tolerate any such outrages a. occurred IN 'ne
house on Monday evening, adding that Il Anderson
did not conduct himself with propriety "heh ne came
into the barroom he should take such action against
him r. the law prescribed.
Anderson became greatly enraged, and apphed
various spprobrous epithcs TO Mr.. TreadweA'
AT this time Capt Turnbul passed the ONCE
when Mr.. Treadwel called upon him TO arrest Aiu'i
son agans, whom he preferred Il chafse o. IN''ooi.
conduct and assault. The Captain took the ssLan'
Colonel into custody and gave him in charge oi oii-
Crosby who conveyed the prisoner To ihe hlg"'"-
Ward Police Station where he was Locked up
Numbers of the friends of Anderson followed nun u
the Police Station and very desirous that SGT
geant Mount, the officer in command, shouii 'aSe
bail The Sergeant said that taking bail was not MS
province, whereupon half dozen Of the hiibns'e's
set out in quest of magistrate, but at late houf o'
he nigh, they hsd pot succeeded in finding Justice
o their mind.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Personal.

-Tke Indianapolis JcBrnGI says that Mr.. Fred
erick Rusch If that city. welknown and prosperous
pruduce dealer who went to Europe some Sly or eight
weeks since on q visit to his old home and friends,
immediately on his arriva. IN Prussia claimed
a aoonscript forcei into the a~ny. and j. now held
there TO serve out his three years a. Prus,ian
soldier
-Bv the will Of the late Charles +. Hovey, the
Iesdiug dry goods merchant Of Boston. his estate is
10 be appropriated a. follows; TO his wife, az 900;
to TIVE Of his four re- 81 Ooo and 20 the other two
sl5.CCO each; to William Lloyd Garrison. Henry c.
Wright, Paiker Pill>bury aDd Stephen s Foster
a. eco each. Several iegsces ar made to The re'a-
tives, aud the residue Of the estate which is sup
rosej 10 amount to $4,000 to Wendell Philips, Fran
ois jackson, Wiism Lloyd Garrison and others, for
the ber ct Of the An,i-Slsvery, Womsns Rights and
Ncr Re,isent Societiee.
-Reports from San Antonio, TeVss, received at
New Orle sns state that Gen TwiGgs is dangerously
ILL., and small hopes entertained of his recovery.
The New-York correspondent Of The Phiiadei-
,ka Mcrcpy in rotice of MopGy, the great chess
player, says queer incident occurred To nm soon
after his arrival in New-York. carriage drove TO
the St. Nicholas, in which was seated splendidy-
dressed lady. She sent up& card, and requested an
interview with the chess champion. The interview
was granted when TIE fair visitor demanded the
privilege of PLAYING game with Mr. Morphy. Mr..
lo ked at the magnificent eyes of the stranger, and
said. 'Ycs certainly" The chess-;able was brought
to the window, and Mr.. Morpby placed The men The
lady, Of course, was permitted the hrst move Hall
dozen moves were made on either side, aud Morphy
found himself interested-bs visitor promised to
prove The mot formidable antagonist he bad had for
a long time. Being absorbed in the game, Morphy
directed the servant to admit eise until IT WAS
completed The game lasted two hours, and was
drat-r The lady was then satisfied, and bushngly
took her leave Morphy himself accompanying her to
her carriage The momcnt she had gone, Morpby
arJ his friends at work to ascertain the identity OF
the beautiful visitor, not doubling that the upon
her card could be found in the directory This, how
ever proved to be a mistake and though every en-
deayor was made to ascertain precisely who was the
visitor the gentlemen much in the dark a.
ever Whoever she may be, she played the best
game in which Morpby was ever contestant, aud
che probably adopted these means Of matching her
self with Morphy in order to assure herself of her
kill.
Tho Rev Joseph G. Stiles, d. D., Of New-liaven,
Conn. General Agent of the Southern Aid Society,
has been elected Professor Of Theology in the new
Theological Seminary established by the United Pres
byeran synod, ut its late meeting at Lynchburg Va.
The Rev. Mr.. Perry, Baptist clergyman at South
Tbomaston, Me-, who went TO Boston last week to
attend the anniversaries taken sck OF orysipeas
at the house Of the Rev Mr. kaloch, and died there
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
MURDER N WEST TROY.
4 DEPUTY SHERIFF wAYLAID AND KILLED.


Mr. Robert Morrison, Deputy Sheriff and old resi-
dent oi West Troy has been missing for several days,
and his body was found in the canal basin Saturday
afternoon At the Coropers inquest it appeared, says
The albany Journal Of May 30 in evidence before the
Juiy, that early in the evening he Jeff home for East
Troy, to atteId meeting Of the Lodge OF kHlght
Iempsn d, Masonic Hal; that he remained there I'M
a. tie meeting adjourned, about ii o'clock that he
then proceeded 20 the ferry and the steamboat having
been hauled Of for the night, engaged feryman TO
Tow him a few minutes before IL O'Clock he
was sen by young Nr. Lobce passing his ia'hers
store door. Mr. Lobdel went up sars into the second
story where he slept, and on going TO the windo" be
heard no-e and ou'cIy but thinking It proceeded
m some of tie boats he paid no attention to IL al the
time
Mr.. Morrison never reached his home. A. Il was an
eXiraoi diuary circumstance for him % remain away al
night Mr., Morrison became alarmed when O'Clock
had arrived, and aroused some Oi the neighbour.
They Instituted a search, which Vas kept up until
near O'Clock IL tine afternoon, when NJ body vas
found IN the canal IN the vicinity n when he was last
seen. There are many bruises and scratches about
BIS face hands and egs, ana hi pants bear evidence
that he was dragged some distance.
The theory Of bis friends u, ths; ne was murdered
fer mOIey II was well knOwn,that MOrrison had sod
aIge Gnantity of iron Thursday belonging to the
Northern Railroad Company, and II y supposed tha'
the nurdeTersior i - quite I1eIt tnat no one nla
did the de.d-bad an idea that be Monl-onl va "a
Possession Cf the proceeds Of this sale, and had
watched hs movements, and laid in wait for MN until
bis return wher they came up behini nim a's1u!tsd
him with club. rlied bis pockets ana men "hs no
was IN an irsensbe state, to hide their g1t threw
him erbosrd. when be drowned. There can by Luie
toubt that this il the correct theory. lne exact
,mor,t ~ money he had with hin Is not known prob
ably between 30 and slUo.
Morrison has had the name, not the game, OF
dearg in counterfeit morey, ard of selling It IN guam
titles 10 boa.uen navigating the can A lie mas also
- sn.rec,,J of dealing In the bogus" and has
fr.orertiy been anuoyed By our police lie has been
arrested upon suspicion OF dealing in both slI upon
one occasion he was indicted, but never tired Whether
the i,etIent was quashed or still remains in force
W. s-s not certain. He ha- carried an extensive
business in West Troy, and has kept restaurant
More recently and perhaps bat little ova year ago.
he was arrested on the charge OF ualslanghter, N
keeping bear about his place who had killed rnEn.
He was tried and acquitted.
Tne examination OF witnesses before the Coroner 5
jury at Wet Troy, into the alleged murder Of Robert
Morrison. was continued the ysb, and terminated
st late hour Of tie AreI sboTi Anssoee Tue
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

Corr OF rAPPE,Ls.-Tbe June Term Of the COur
q App~as s cof'ruc. U~jsy next June AZ tn Cap
to ukoI- number Of Jel TEr prn,sd Csl-nds
I'll te ready dey.Iy Saturday Ins following are nT'
fo5ty csusss: 90
ast. Coruing Cox Arstin- J. Rgs<-l AT Coun
Small az WhesiDan- 2. stusr- ar Perm 3 Goal
r. Chsun Brgks Davis. 10 ThoulpSon sf. Co.'s
H. BixlsI. ss,. y. Y. Contra fS-aranos Coz p,ny u
Poeu AT Leroy u ss;e Bask, Mes BnEssfrk szt as'tef
IA P-ci az HyIer Is Psrue-. az. WsekI u. Easnona
Nssionsl Loan fgDd Company H. Whit ~ Wn,am. lS
Norr, at Whch-r ie. Draper Columbia Insufknoe
C.mpsry D Draper Commercial lnsuraoce Conpaay
~ Gr,ves at Dudisy - CsKins AT ItrlL g. Weeks axt
v~,T- % Newton WoodtJrd IS Fittref fsron.
surtey.ut = Chase azr Ia ui,en Mutual
Insrrsnes Conpsry e. Sheldon AIT B0~dsr - NslAon szt
R.lnort - Srwzrr AndsTsoD 81. R<ess sgr HsyeA
u William. 81. Hsy.s- 81 Hollis,er BsEk ast Bes1h -
Pocnesr. Ci,, Bank Exood. S. Bseksock sst New
YorE ard Eris Rsilruai Company s. Coesrove sst New
Yori and Ne~ Hsvea Rsi-Osd- 81. Mallory nrs GLstt S.
Joiusou az Huds River Road Company -. Emery aSt
Pe,se 10. Akin we-.s . Rsiiro.1 COMPANY.
Albaay, Ma 81, Ia EF BlCkS, Geek
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

Tuy sI,yE.TRADr.-The Navy Department have
received voluminous dispatches from Inc oO1s'
Africa. dated Porto Prsys, April To- The Conn 'n1e.
Of the frigate Cumberland gives graphic aecounI
the nodss oprsHdi Of stealing and running Oh sI',s
s carried on by yachts schooners and regular -.e
vessels. The traffic during the last year. ne 81
has been gres;ly on the increase not~hhs'aOD'H7
unoeasipg vigilsnce Of not only the American y
ron. but also Of the Epshsh and Spanish meh-0.-"1 =
in those waters All kinds Of expcdien's are feso.
to BY persons Engaged in the trsfic to avoa
tion. He thinks that ifthe Department wowa emp ~
smaller class of vessels capable OF running I'o
small rivers and bays, so as to intercept inc 40
they would be more successful IN these w! -
the traffic would be greatly absstd We ha,e ue III
this suggestion before, many t'mes OIL NA'- Wa
TIE pepar.usn. act upon i.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

LocoMoTIvr EVPLosioS-FoUR MIS- WoUsDyD.-
The four men who terribly injured by the loco
motive explosion Oh Thursday were getting along yes
terday a. well r. could be expected. Cullen, the
engineer was quite easy, and the probability OF hs
recovery il decidedly favorable. In dressing Dough
er,y's broken arm yesterday, Fahnestock discovered
and extracted piece Of ea- two inches in length and
An inch in width lie j. severely scaded On the back, but
biz cotd;iOp such that be cannot BE- turned TO dress IT,
snd lie suffers greatly in consequence. Tracy has
rallied a good deal and his chances Of recovery are
epcoursg gng FOos not Foast, gave il yester-
day II in the most critical condition. He suffers in
teisey in the stomach AID abdomen and has, doubt
less received severe internal injuries.
(l.af.yett- Ind, Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

A FEMALE BURGLAR REcAPT0RED.--Early last
month Il woman named Mary Warren was apprehend-
ed ty the ThIteenth Ward Police, charged with bur
glariously entering the premises of Thomas Brady in
Division street, and stealing tberefrom jewery aud
clothing to the value of $50. She forfeited her bail
and has since eluded the police. Yesterday Captain
Steers learned that the accused concealed in the
upper part Of the city, aud accordingly dspatchedtwo
OF his in Disguise in search of her The ruse sue
ceeded we'll and Mary arrested in the third story
of a tenement house in Avenue d. near Thrd street,
ard again sent TO prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
edged queen of the trotting turf.

Almost A CoL1IsIoS.-Thc train which lett The
Fashion Course Immediately after the races were
finished Yesterday afternoon. consisting oi zen of
twelve cars Of all descriptions, loaded "ithih'
without. upon both sides and upon every pa''"r'n'
with human beings, was steaming along a; very
cood rate, when the whistle gave the shrek 'ha'
mean. danger. Apply the brake iran'icaIy
cried some Of those on the roofs, whie Others
leapt to the ground and were followed by scores
from the platforms and through the side-ioor'.
No one who jumped was injured, but several roled
over and over in a manner which would have Dec"
ridculors under other circumstances. IL did not tu
ont TO be false alarm, was thought al hrsi. nc"
The train came to a stand still, the engine was "."i,
n few feet Of another engine whcA h''
been drawing four passenger cars, almost empty,
toward Flushing on the one track. Had the sPeeu
Of the lorg train been greater or less speedily sa'H
eped. collision would have been inevitable. As =.
WA. the short train backed out Of its bunder ioio"e
by the returning devoees Of the races, siino- ~
of whom forgot before they ached Ne"-h ORR 'n'"
reeeu, danger in more congenial topics.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

ALLEGED CoUsTFRFglTTR.-Edwayd Lowerc 90
wears Of age was arrested last evening on charge
of passing two bogus bank bills Of the denomination
Of a. each a; the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Annyersay Celebration at the Academy OF Music.
On searching him several bh on the Waubeek Bank
Of Minnesota and Commercial Bank OF Perth Amboy,
n j., were found in his pocket-book.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Jug, .etaspe1. aistr midnight, with tie following

JuE3 retagpeG. aitsr midnight, with TIE ioae"inS
verdict:
Rotrr, Mr-i.ou e. his dess hy hong r-oeed 1sse
sci1u y bc~ uror IN fac. .ih 500, oeaNy ~
kr h,tds - so,. rsot the Juy untosr ard ste - Gu
CO. is-. tin throw into the canal -her- Ls ~ss
W., T hs urrst sidecui q ue cs.a GO tse aSos
TIE srh or t. rFprx of .Sfh cay ol Msy l sstsd
Joln 7 Nlfh-Sk Cor,rsr HSry himh-usy, Gsys "a
C.ik John Riley II. Br ,band James b1ra ana ''1a
PsTrEo. JCrcrs.
4 mystery now hangs over this midnight as'sssns-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

C,sE or PoisOSING At GREENroRT, l.. IA young
woman named Mary Fi,zsimmcns. alias Kinney cm-
ployod on board the steamer Island Belle, recently
died from the effects of poison administered to her.
At the close of investigation which occupied three
days the Coroners jury rendered verdict to The Of
feet that the deceased to her death by poison.
administered at the hands Of Harry +. jackson and
Elizabeth Jackson bis VIE, who we're accordingly de
tair ed TO aNaii ,he action of the Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

SAD AcciDEnr.-Yesterday afternoon while several
men were praccinG with Mime rifles at Ruperts
Brewery, bail from one Of the weapons which had
been fred out Of range took effect in the side of
woman named Susanunh Keller, who was sitting bya
window. rursng a child. She was conveyed to the
New York Hospital where the ball was extracted
by Dr. Quin.by. Her injuries are OF 50 serious a
sasure that she cannot
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

APPOINTMENTS by IRE PREsIDEsT.-Nathsnie MEL Il.
BrowLe. Deputy Postmaster, Philadelphia, Pa vice
Gideon G.. Westcs.t, removed. William T. Ba.s,
Deputy Postmaster, Petersburg, Va, wee w liam ~
be Secretary of the Legation Of the United States Of
Americ. to the Argentine Confederation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

will be by Mr. DE Forests card in our adver-
ti.ng columns that the circus mentioned 10 yester-
days TRBrSE has no connection with the Palace
Garden. Mr.. DE Forest announces the opening OF the
Palace Gardens and Hail. With variety Of entertain
nents on Monday next, for the season
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
n. +. LOPTK, sChoortt "tttT..
&C. kING>LAND, sCh-.ner taSv'.'a-
m. BEDLON. slOop NaTnsaas.I1'
nrn,rr, nr rnr NoEoKrN YNcnT ~


The Spring Regatta Of the Hoboken 1aoht 'iuo :
10 take place to-day al IL o'clock a. m The Meet ".
sists of the sleeps Edgar, Alice, Secret Leader Lf
Keene, SyreD, Louise, Geraldine, Excelsior Ne"
Yacht, Arbitrator Clickener, Jane, Zephyr Ban,
shee, Wanderer, Mannshatta, Lotus, Anna, anu
Walton.
ANoTHHR HoIE N HrR BoILER.-Last Iaesds!'
rs the people were returning fromthe greatot on the
Fashion Course number OF carriages were suddepiy
arrested Just after passing through the gate ci the
Creenpoint Ferry, by the announcement that they
could no, go over until another boat should arrive
The disappointed persons did not know what to make
of this unexpected detention nasmuch as boat al-
nsreptlv ready to start was lying at the wharf But
.hev soop learned. One of the hands, stepping on
the boat. remarked to another man, standing oy,
.Thsv saw she's got on0tker hole in her boiler
n How lop- had she been running with one hole
in her boiler
rhe hiy Anna d. Torrey, Capt. Grhin, arrived al
mi. por Yesterday from Cardepa and makes the iOi,
IorinS low report May 49, lat sS' lo lOn 3d. caught
ss,.b;rd. On its neck was tied piece Of pspe''
wb;cb an being opened read as folows; "Bnsantine
Ga. LAX Of Halifax from Cierfuego. bound 10 ha''
CO. s DAYS ou,, lat a3o i5 Ion. oil IL a. he''