The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-01
~. From the Daily Delta.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

reported by the s0hcOner victoria, winch az
rived here yesterday, 10 have been ashore of
Gasboro, proves to have been the steamship
Indian, which left Liverpool on Wednesday,
the 9th Inst, bound for Portland, Maine. She
wss due ut Portland yesterday, with two days
later news than was received by the Canada at
Boston.
The Indian went ashore near Guys Bar, on
the coast Of Nova Scotia, Id q dense fog and
high sea, and lie total wreck. She struck the
rocks nearly amidships and broke 10 two.
The forward part Of the steamer, with the
fore-mast Is still standing, but breaking W
gradually. ~
Three lives are known to have been lost
The passengers and crew took to he boats,
some Of whom have reached shore; but TIVE
boats which left the steamer filled with pas
sengers, are still missing and 1t is feared many
more livoe ore lest. -
The Indian bad on board . valuable cargo,
and the numerous packages Of goods floating
about The wreck are being picked up BY fishing
vessels and boats from the shore. -
The location Of tho wreck isaneh that It il
very 'aii'1calt to obtain : full 4 1T. # the
disaster. s w.
ASorHsn ACCOUNT. (
h PpfsTLAND, Mn, Nov. %. !
The steamship Indian, Capt. w. Smith, which
left Liverpool on the 9th inst. for this port
went ashore on the coast Of Nova Scotia on
Monday, the 2lst inst, and is q total wfeck.
She struck on the rocks off Guys Bore, and
almost immediately parted ainid-ships
Its the same wreck which ives reported by
the schooner Victoria yesterday, and supposed
to have been the Cunard steamer Delta, run
ming between Halifax and Bermuda
The accounts ffom sackville and other points
respecting the wreck are very mcager, owing
tokho fact that there IL no telegraph station in
the vicinity Of the wrcck, and that portion Of
the coast is difficult Of access.
The whereabout Of the surviving passengers
and crew Is NOT definitely known.
Thc!information received is mostly from fish
ing vessels. 5se
No POLITICAL OF commercial news whatever
has been feeeiyed by, the Indian, as none Of the
passengers have reached q poipt where such in
formation could be obtained, and it is supposed
all papers and letters were lost The Indian
was insured In England. = -
Il new FxmrExrxr N ylRe,sr..
NoRroLK, Va, Nov. 23.
Another naw cause fnr .exc;tnmen+ has artisan
here A special messenger has arrived here
ffOm North hamntan. which r. on The eastcrn
shore az Yirrinia. for volunteers 70 90 to That
place. "a prevent a threatened, atten,nt. ON Fri
day next, by Abolitionists to run off slaves
from that placc. The news created q great
excitement.
DEATu, OF THE RENowSEp Krr CARSON.
sr Ious Nov %
The renowned trapper and explorer, Kit Car.
SON, died at Taos county, New Mexico, on the
9lst ult.
TROUBLES WITH THE sloux ISpaASp.
,4!Sass sr. Louis, Nov. 2s.
Major Schooner, Indian Agent for the IN
Der Mississippi Sioux Indians, has arrived at
ST. Joseph, Mo. Mai, Schooner reports thatsbe
Sioux tribe have. hostile feelings against
tho whites IN their country and that ,he s;o,x
have sworn deadly vengeance =, .y.,nst4 tho
vhitea. q,
Ms3or Schooner also reports dc yellow Stone
river a. being nayirabla 400 m,,as ahove ,;ts
confluence with the Missouri river.
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/ ss wAm,ynros Nov %
oaqo,o, ;nformat,o sroco,vod = s4ho st,.o
nenartment warrants ~ ha,;of thot on AR.
.etenoes pss"een wv ohlseu e.a'es a''o 1rca'
lrltain, growing out OF the Clayton and Bull
wer treaty, will soon be satisfactorily adjusted
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WASHINGTON NOV %.
Daniel D. Martin, Chief Engineer of the Ma
w. has resipned. st
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PENNSYLVANIA OFFERS AID TO VIRGINIA.
n RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 49, :
Gov, Packer. of Pennsvlvania. has tcn1or,d
!. r., w.. !. ..,..,ss ~ >, 'S..No''0'
w wv. wy suo s's' '0os W .en 'hoasahd men,
70 be staloned along the dtvs1ing line between
the two States, for the purpose. of preventing
the entrance sirts Virginia N,nm Nor,horH
&C.,, 4 ,,a,,.:. s' -
Wy 4aoon"olis. w my Ooules o1 men
that come with tho intent Of rescuing Brown
olal1a associate prisoners.
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