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The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11
COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce the name OF
ERASTUS DICKINSON as a candidate for
County Clerk, subject to the nomination of the
Democratic Convention. jell;td
We are authorized to announce JOHN AN
DERSON, Of Shasta, as a candidate for County
Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Nominating Convention. m2l-td
We are requested to state that CHARLES
O'CONNELL, of French Gulch, will submit his
name before the Democratic County Nominating
Convention, as candidate for County Clerk.
m2l:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

The surveys nave been completed as far as
the settlements have extended Much equally
valuable land lies beyond. AS this region is
famed for its heathfulness, and perfect exemp-
ton from chills and fever the probabilities are
that the settlements will speedily be extended
further
OF course the settlers who are the lucky pos
SCISSORS of these magnificent farms, are pleased
that their section of country has been surveyed
as they will in consequence thereof be enabled
in very short time, to acquire perfect titles to
their lands.
ESCAPED CoNvICTs.-Frank Livingston, one of
the recent batch of escaped convicts, was seen
and conversed with by old acquaintances, near
Horsetown, few days ago. He was accompa-
MED by several companions, who escaped from
the same &c durance vile." He was armed with
large sized navy revolver and several knives
There can be no mistake about this, as Frank
formerly lived in that part of the county, and is
we'll known to many of the miners thereabouts
He and his covies are evidently at their old
tricks again, several cabins in that quarter of
the county have been ransacked and robbed
within the past ten days.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

HARD.-Can any body imagine of a case more
trying to aloyer's feelings, than to be q mem
Der ofa jury, in case that is likely to continue
for an indefinite time, and know that your af-
fianced wife is to arrive on steamer almost due
at San Francisco? We do not say that there
ever was, is, or ever will be such case on the
face OF the earth-but while musing about vari-
Gus things, this particular thing struck US as
being rather excruciating sort of thing If
any one of our friends ever does get in such a
fix, he shall have our sympathy.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

BS~ The District Court is still occupied with
the case of Ludwig VS.. Howe ct al., from Trinity
county. The opening argument for plaintiff was
commenced on Wednesday by Judge Williams
arguments of. Chadbourne, Esq, for defend
ants. Messrs. Sprague and Howe are yet to be
heard for the defence, and Judge Pitzer for
plaintiff. This case will doubtless elicit some
of the finest forensic efforts ever heard in this
county
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

H1sA Ex-Lieut Gov. Sam Purdy has gone to
Washington to propose the annexation of So
nora and Sinoloa, Mexico, to the United
States, on the authority of Pesqueria, Governor
OF ofSonora, and conquerer of Sinoloa.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

Down ON SECRET SocIETIEs-Fathsr Handy,
ofEl Dorado, at the burial of an Irishman named
Crozier, who was a member of the Temple of
denounced all such organizations in unmeasured
terms, as being opposed to religion and in open
violence against the will of Mother Church.
Said he
If my father and mother belonged to one of
those secret societies, and were both upon their
death beds, with all the devils of hell around
them, could not raise my hand to save them,
or even give them Christian burial /"
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

Run OUr.-The citizens of Hornitas, Mariposa
county, recently expelled the Chinese from that
town. Where are them one hundred and thir-
teen guns ?" "The laws must and shall be
maintained at all hazards
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

KINGLY AcT.-King Kamahameha has been
circulating subscription book for the purpose
of raising the means necessary to build hos
pital for the sick. He obtained SIS 900 in Homo
lulu alone.
THEATRIcAL.-Stark, one of the greatest ac-
tors we ever saw, has been performing in this
place during the week We are informed he
has had full houses.
AS will be seen by reference to the correspon-
oence in another column. a number of our citi-
lens nave rendered a complimentary benefit to
'i ana Mrs. James Stark. They are certainly
worthy OF this mark of approval. We have
never seen Stark's superior as an actor. If you
1'sire 10 see an actor whom the whole theatre
cal world will one day acknowledge great, go
ana see Stark tonight
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

Observation-Disclosures an editor gets into
quarrel with another editor, and uses unusu-
ally harsh. TERMS some third brother of the quill
is sure to put in, and shoot off his mouth, with
guage be a little more elegant in your express
sions." These friends are not aware OF the fact
that they are guilty of the most arrant imperti-
nence. For ourseIf we have to say, with the
editor of the Sierra Democrat, " pray leave US to
skin our own skunks in our own way"
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

HEALING THE BREAcH.-A dispatch from WASH
ington, dated the 9th of May, says Senator
Green, of Missouri, has suggested compromise
between the disagreeing factions of the Democ-
racy, which meets the approval of President Bu-
chanan and Secretary Cass, and which it is ex-
pected will unite the party. The Western DEM
ocracy insists on the full recognition of Mr.
Douglas as regular member of the party. Mr.
Green proposes to drop all discussion about in
tervention and non-intervention, as non-essen-
tial, and proposes, also, the withdrawal of all
opposition to the admission of Kansas, whether
as Free or Slave State, in the next Congress
The basis of accommodation is accepted by the
Administration. and the breach between the
factions of the Democracy is regarded as healed.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-11

At the precincts marked thus <, no polls
were held at the general election in September
1858. BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Chairman
Jso. G. SPENCER, Secretary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

IEaoA - 20 raF! aGi ri b7iqu31oaae7sHdF
a. gfatgsv Ergel grif eahui1arq noita7Uh9 !,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

twinkle Of her sharp gray eye, she replisl,
81 expected my nephew would have Yam
kce shrcwiness enough to turn it to so.nc
good account on the score Of precision and
punctuality. But I must say did not ex-
pect it would prove another Aladdin's lamp.
In short, had no idea that bad debt was
going TO make his fortune. But we must
not forget, David, that all thanks are due to
Him who orders the most minute event in
our lot"
81 have abundant reasons for gratitude
both to you, dear aunt, and to our Heavenly
Father" said |, kissing her wthered cheek
and then the blooming one Of my bride.
Now" added aunt Huldah, 81 hope, this
wonderful good fortune win not lead You
to forget the great object in sending the
trinket." ,'''-.' 4''
'.'NeIveTr s.r, aunt, ] consider punct,ialit,y
thc, Very soul u business And pledge You
my word, That / Will be an illustlious cxcin-
plification Of this cardinal virtue, promptly.
fulfilling my appointments, punctually pay
Ing for lily newspapers, seasonably answer
ing my letters, and even, added T bowii.g
to Susan, coming to the blcakfast-tablG at
N''AN '5~'y s'o = it, . ..-. a..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

.Uso faG igawaGayo4odi 7al TDi ~
Rholto tiis19tI a5 9iaIc 5dJ 1o
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Pnnctslalisy the Way ao success,
54-y2 OR szos d ZAIIA
How abad dDebtmadsnyF1Ttuns,
BY DAVID WATERS.

g H3s1iSE = ---tfA7 4 3 y . SJl
] DEAR NEPHEW You must rely on your
efforts to turn the tide cannot ilattcr you
with hopes. Your well-wishing alE
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

. ltsis saidjtnat lSm Il. Astor's taxes which,
he recent paid 10 tae Reoeiyer, Of New. York.,
amounted t" So, ,-.oo ea personal property,
aii $50, cocoon ye,l estate Yori$s5,0Ao.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

Take the Courier and live happy.
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Ehe,e,m4 ladylwho caughta gentlenanls
eye has n etep neda it, becauso it had q wee.
lrop IN ii. S4a Il Tsji l,6sf.a1gf Gf.s Estfesfa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

The more polite society IL, the less formal
;,v there is in it. ~ "' Ss@
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-20

GodI ~ l5TLNiYila 7--7f,IT zI.A 53.t5t.f..s ID
The speaker who. was '',.drawn OUT has
.@tE,.st =, tA tttft l4tttis&hk4 A4&884
ince been taken in"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28

n : HILADKEPIT4.
A Beussolent Institution estdJliShedbg special En-
dopment fortts Reifef of he iSieka1ef ms
tassed, afflicted ruth Vtrqfe0t apd
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28
SALE OF NEaR0ES.

an THE FIRST OF QGTc Der my house ea
U was opened and, "a large supply Of all TX
classes of EGIR OsEs offered for sale, ~
imported from Virginia, Maryland, and Georgia
Afterwards, iuriag the whole Season, the suppl,
sllall be kept good blythe receipt Of large lots d
the CHOICEST NEG Toes to be had from the
above States. Apply at.sai Baronnc street, be
tween Commouana Grayier, and two squares wcs
from ST. Charles Hotel.
Novlo SIN WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28

"A ~. 3 n WITH HUCtSb.s Z
TOsssKsEa E'Esg.I.Osys, latcs Of the dec
House Hotel. would respectfully inform the
ii public that he has casedthe building on Second
Street in Che rear OF the Court House square lately
occupied by Dir. g. w Larey. where he Wifps
pleased to see his friends and customers.
The House has been therougly renovated, spa
Wilde opened FOR the reception Of boafders on q
about the FIRST day If February
He returns his sincere thanksto those VINO ps'
tronized lim SO literally while propretoro o. tbeie
House Hotel; hoping for continuation ol.ae
same in future. lep ~ 49,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28
miscellaneous, d., &r.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
aDKLPui4.

HILaDRLPuIA.
a B,ueyolept Institution estdJli$htdby special In
dopment fortte Reifef d lie i3eka1ef ms
tyessed, afflicted piths KtrQlest and
EgiIemtc D i2esaSes
TIRE H0WAR AS50ClAill1A, N view OF tn, the
awful destruction Of human lie, caused ny sex~
ual diseases, and the deceptlons prae0eed upon
the unfortunate victims OF such diseases by Qnaeks,
sever, ycarsago directedth their Consulting Surgeon,
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
omen a Dispensary for the treatment of this class
Of diseases. in all their forms, and to give. MEDt-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter,
with description of their condition, age ocenpa:
ton, habits oflfe. &c,l andin cases OF extreme
poverty. TO frriRissl Medicines sree on
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest hedcalshill ofthe age
aud will fuFnishth most approved moaerh 'fea'-
ment.
TheDirectors of the Association, in their Amman
Report upon the treatment oil sexual diseases, *
nrss tho bioest The success when
bae ottenae,J tle Iabers ofethcir Surgeons IN
The crFe Of spcrmatorrapd Seminal Weak.
mess Gouorrna, elect, Syphilis, the vice Of
Ouanism or Self-abuse, &C., and ORDER q
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year. ~
The Directors. ON review of the past, feel as
surcd that their labors in tins sphere OF peheso'
lent effort have been ofgrea benefit to the ailcteu,
especially to The young, and they have resolved 20
devote themselves, with renewed zeai TINS very
important and much dcspsed cause.
An admirable report on sperlnaioFrh@a OF SEM
nal Weakness, the vice Of 0nanisnl Masturbauon,
or Self-abuse and other diseases OF tue seSuaf o.
pans, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent ny
mail Gin sealed enveope) FREE OF CHARGE on
receip of two stamps for postage. Other Reports
and Tracks on the nature and treatment OF sexual
diseases, diet, &c. are constantly being published
for gratntous distribution, and VIII De sent TO tne
afflicted. Some ofthe new remedies and methods
oftreatment discovered during the last year. are Of
great value. e,,,r
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. j. Skill.
LIN H0UGHT0N, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assoc $50.
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, "a.
BY order Of the Directors.
49, EZRA D. HEARTWELL, \
Gpo F.rRcJuLp. Secretary. President.
Sep2l-ly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28

ZERO @. MO RRI So
(Preete Secretaryto the Gorefnor.l .sas
Collecting AsChls
BATON ROUGE, La,
RESPECTFULLY offers his services IN the a al'o os
IL capacity. All orders entrusted to him losths
III collection OF claims against the State, o. WY
ever nature, will be promptly aud faithfully ,, q
tended to- and at a reasonable rate Of compcnrsG
ton. = cy..d
.eg-IIe will also attcndtotbc entering oilan a
where parties desiring the ss"s VIII FURNISH nmhes
.townsh;p. range ETC.; also, to the redcnptionro Of
landssoIe, or forfeited to the State, for nonpaJ'
ment of taxes. is4
S REFERENCES IS. alli
Botoa Ronoc La-Goy R. G. Wicklffe, and Hon. ion.
A. s. Heron
! 1ey,siie farish-- Ex-Goy. F. o. Hebcrt. :.
Men 0rlcaus-Gen. NJ. Gsiyot, Gen. John h. Le~''
Hon. A. O. Ogden, Gen. Jno. Armstrong. ~
CayyolAoa-W. T. Scott, Esq. ~
NateltitocIes--Dr. j. W. Butler.
Lake Prosideace---T. 3. R. HATCH ESQ., apls-'"
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JOHN CT UN Il

GROCER Alexandria, Louisiana,
lAVING rented the Store formerly occupied By
FL 5. kibbe, on Second Street, opposite the Ia
J piles Hotel he@ishes to inform his friends and
the public generally that lie has made arrangements
for receiving fresh supplies weekly, as follows: 4
Sngar Cured Hams, Side and Shoulder Bacon,
Ness R2ef, KAekerelGsh, sarlines, Lard, Butter,
Soap, Candies, Flour, Coaee Teas, aud Fruits Of ali
kinds and Of the best qualify, and everything kept
ina Wholesale OF Retail grocery.
ALSO LIQUORS
Suckas Gogniac Brandy, Irish Whiskey Bourbon
do, Wines, Porter and Ale, Of best brands, also
Cigars ofthc best quality, and the bestos confec-
tionary aud Pound Cake always on hand All Of
which he offers ateeasonable prices. ian26-ly
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MUSIC. Prof. HENRY Il. BRAUN, having per- \.
sM manenty settled in Alexandria, Is pfepa, na 4
give Music Lessons Oh the Piano, Gnl.a, :, anu IA
Singing, with accompaniment on the Vio ,..
with also tune Pianos on the most reasonable u'"i.
c5y- Orders left at the store OF Il. koDel.s1 !,
Co. will receive prompt attention. aus''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28

AN Essray taken up by John Boyd,
a on BagSo1a Clear about 90 niles from g.1S
Alexandra. d dark bay Mare, 10 hands @- :
tiah both bind feet white, a small white or frosty
Blaze on forehead, spanish brand on right shoulder,
about 4 years old !; appraised hyT. r. Mcbride and
J r. Mathews, to be worth s5tln cash.
Now, therefore all persons interested is hereby
notified to come forward, within sixty days from
date hereof, prove property, pay charges ana take
her away orsad estray will be sold according TO
law. ia. WISE, j. P.
octos- pm. Lamourie Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-01

heyed If IA. Fem xss le. IN tks lr the sno1os eold
be recovered by ~rit Of mardsmu A.
Mr MILLER did not believe srI person on ms
fcor coud isil 10 en'.rt'in the conViSih tna.
vas corruption in this item. The papers OF New
York hso cal ii toe Legislature 10 proSect tue peg
pie from the imposition 80,
Before sny question vss takco, on no'i7h o. ~
SMITH, tie b.i VS. made the specisl order io' 90
morrow.
.rrLRsooS SESSION.
Tbe sneruccn ression vac occupied N TIE consideI-
sou Of private elsim bills.
EyESIN6 SESSION.
Several Of the bills put iorEard by tue GlelinS
Con mittse were reported complete snd ordered 70
third reading, among which wss the bill enabling
stockholders ara members Of religious and other cor
porstioDs to vote by proxy.
The Neu.Yolk Charter bill is not yet reported
NJ REILLY reported favorsbly the bill to ircorpc-
rate the Nex.lCrk Pure Mix Company. II makes
EDWARD l. DonIely, j, +. Elliott anu Thos. Jones, ~,
Mr.. CONKLlNG, from the Committee Ways
and Mesrs reported adversely to the prayer OF the
petitions from several counties asking tor tue amend
Z eIt Of the laws for the Tehet and nAintenaEc- o,
sr,yrstt paIpers, and prescribing the duties AMI
posers Of he Commissioners OF Emigration lhe
Committee recount the history OF TIE Emlsrsus 1odl-
mission and lie operations. Itey lnsl"y tsS I'm
of the Com mis- souers from Newlork and Brooklyn,
On the ground that the iann is limited and the Olsl
ue.s must alwsys be performed ut New-l oLk. 81,
some general rules are as spplcaoe to new 10TH anu
Brooklyn IS to the moetIemote toWnships 10 'ue STE
Temporary relief the withholding OF when IS nee.
~ ctu,nIsp, il de. led because the Supreme Court
hes decided that the Commissioners have no poFer %
afford such relief Since toe establishment o. tne
Commission there has been paid TO the counties OF the
State s6s. 90 Upon these considerations. and WIN
,be conviction that the Commission should not De con-
yer,ed rto a political nsctire, the Committee come
to the conclusion ,hst the charges proposed should
not be mace, as tey would Involve injury and ms
chief, and produce 10 practical sdvantage' q.
M
10 The Jsmaca Canal and NeS-York Inland Naviga-
ton. aud Foster Mea iow Csnsl and Dock Company,
with Instructions 20 report them complete. Carried
The bill TO incorporate the Kane Monument As'o-
citation ass passed.
On motion of Mr.. LAW, TIE Albany and Susque-
bsnI al Railroad Aid bill was taken up in Committee
Of the " bOle. 49,,
An amendment 10 make the appropriation S-VV,
instead OF $4,000 was lost.
After long debate, The bill was ordered to thlri
reading.
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mn Reilly reported favor.by the bill 70 raise the salary oil
Suuors.ss AID their osrss"
-Suce i. the cool and business-hke report to the
Assfcsted Press Of incident in railroad progress
Of legislation in the Assembly on Wednesday. We
beg few moments attention to it,
We believe Surrcgstes are already very well paid
in our St.te-so well paid, at least, that the office
never goes begging 1t is quiet, easy berth; it'
duties are discharged very nu:h at the Surrogate
personsl convenience; ard be must be very slow
who cannot make good farm out Of it, 10 an aver
age County, in the course Of a three-yens term.
Its emoluments come out Of the pockets OF widow
and orphans, and we are utterly opposed to thei
contemplated increase.
Mr.. Reilly is Democrat from this city. He
knows perfectly well that, should the bill which ne
has reported prevail, the extra emolment 1t
creates will be harvested in good part by his poll
tic,l friends, while the just OdIum of creating them
will be wholly thrown upon the Republicans, be-
cause they have a majority IN the Leg,l,ture'
Such bills are sport to bin, but death to us. We
entreat the responsible majority Of the Legislature
to put its heel not on this only, but on every pro-
iect of the kind. Pass no bill raising any salary
or increasing any official emoluments Whatever.
The People are Overta1ed already. II any salary
ia too low let the incumbent resgo, or at less.
wait till the canals are finished aud have ceased to
be burdensome to the taxpayers. Till then, we
protest against raising any body salary, even bV
dime.
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rv,, Ca, ,'o-.ssa4 .il get cha. sSd ~ sri C,st

Eve, C,,,. ,c~.sea4 eli get clsAs. sEd - sri C,st
Corie.
la, sad hat h, Texas there is = gres. deusod fS
imported Ahicsr.. a, loE price, and upoo tie asn
coast the grea,.., fzc'litiss are afforded roc sss
violation Of the lsw, More inducements are no"
aiioytec than ever for the importation OF Aincsn~.
Taey car be brought in ST os raj, snd tas pros
ne domestic Aiticsrs ~ss never 20 hi.i ss Pr.ett
rot even 10 tie husu times Of 1876. Fifteen svsdrea
GolsIs l. noe Il comm, price pail for lsoonng heA
hand TIE nu Iber Of the Slave Pop ala.oa has bees
increased 6D per cent since 1886 and vet the pr,oe
augmented with the supply. Tnoee who stvccste tss
eCpsuiry ~ the trsde 90 not csculate they say, %
the spprobston of Shareholders, who receive = large
,evctue from the inCTesse Of their slaves. They az
peot however, 20 render i popular with the mss-es
tfthe Southern people who are declared from hAvras
slaves by tbeir present coat
In other words if il can be tolerated till Is estss
Gsiei II will become popular, sDd thea the south 10
10 deusnd the repeal Of al laws prohibiting ths tn
portst;or If slaves.
The re.ult csn hardly bs brought shout, because
the Increase Of the slave population AZ thirty per csos
every ten wears us, stock and overstonk the market
in TIE c,urse of tine. After few decades the mum
Der O. slaves viii be quite equal to The present nan e~
of bites in this country. The itea, 80 mach dwes
upon by Cougre siopal oraors, thst slavery IS 10 us1
az outet in tie Southwest is absurd. IL Wa utterly
copfltsd in the Gaze O: Texas. The snnsxsaoa u
Texas hss been followed by an enhsncement OF the
prce sr6 an ircrcsse OF the number OF slaves In -
the old slave States.
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son the clause in the Constitution requiring the re-
turn Of person. owing service or labor, escaping
from one State To- another dc-- not refer To
slaves. a. slaves cSnnot by the laws of the
Southern States OWL property or make contracts
they cannot. of course, owe service or labor. He
also seriously damsged t5e argument frequently
Used by Pro-slayrry advocates, thnt con'empora-
neou. history justifes their construction OF the
Constitution in regard to fugitive slaves.
The CLERK OF the Court Of Appeals makes the
following announcement:
TIE sttsr,ion Of the profession s called 70 the IA
that the frat paragraph of tie rle of the Court OF
Atpssls establishing the calendar pIacuce o' inst
Couri has been modified as fol oSs ~,
NO reservation will be made Of sny o. the trst ~
csUser unle.s on account OF Sickness, or al eng
ueLt elsewhere in the aetna! tria or Argument OF
smother cause connected before the term OF tois
Court or other inevitable necessity to be shown ~
affidavit Otter causes may be reserved upon reason
able cause shosp; ba. such reservation IL aot maze
before The day rhich the cause liable TO be caea
s,ro1 GER grounds Will be equr-d than when toe apph-
cation If made st al earlier period.
Ng.ch 81 lcSq"
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Later from WeNtrO.

koBfLE. Thufsosy. Ma,ch q, lS9.
The United Ststes sioop-of-Tr S.'a'ogs srnvei al
Pensacola on the 9th inst, bringing Ve'A Cruz dates
cfths 1919. Sic report, having tbsrs the Uo!tei
States fga,s savanna .5d 40 Spanish, four French
ana four Erg iob Ioer -Df-Ear.
There were Iumors of internal troabie. but they
were conflicting that vss impossible TO rely upon
them.
MirsmOn had met With several defeats. and had not
get arrived with bis forces within stkOg distance Of
Vera Cruz he WAS sad to be at 0EZsbs.
The Vera Cruzsns were perfect 7 confident OF sue
cess.
The Saratoga will take in good supply OF stores,
and return without delay TO relieve the Savannah.
Arrived at SAP Francisco March 7. ship lntepid,
from Nes y ork; Georges from Hong Kong.