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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

DouGLAs STocK ADyAEcrEG. - The la
dy Of Senator Douglas was delivered Of
q fine daughter-on Saturday last, at her
residence in Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

Col. George w. Hughes,
Ear House 81 peleaate..
OF ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.

Dr.. WASHINGTON DUVALL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

SALE or MUIEs. Six hundred and
fifty.seven mules were sold at public sale
in Paris, Ky. on Monday last, for the
aggregate Of 1858 ,495 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

SIN JouS FRAsKLIx. The melancholy
gloom which has 50 long surrounded the
fate Of this brave man and daring officer,
and in search of some trace Of whom,
expedition after expedition has sailed to
the Arctic regions, has at length been
dissipatcd by the return to England Of
the screw steamer Fox, bringing With
her a record Of the abandonment Of the
Erebus and Terror. signed by Capt.
Cuzicr and Fisk James, in April, 1913.
The record also states that Sir John
died June II, 1S47. one year before the
failure Of the expedition, The Fox
brought with her also many interesting
relics Of the expedition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

For Justices Of tie Peace,
HEZEKIAH w. VEIRS,
MADISON F. HARRTSS,
CHRISTOPHER w. LANSDALE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

DR.. CHARLES A. HARDING,
HOWARD GRIFFITH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-10-14

FOR Orphans Court,
ROBERT p. DUNLOP,
Din. JOHN w. ANDERSON,
HAZEL B. GASfiELL.
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FIR States attorney,
W. YEIRS BOUIC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
Arrivals and Departures.

From Hayre in the steamship Observation-Disclosures strakosh
5oS re & % Xsss
suite; Rev DR. IIadenbnreh lady and daughter ierins An
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m %erea r1 Miss Taya @
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child child Victor, Victor a Glover Miss Lorps Dr
ss4 s ay IL sa Ss s'sns
"sS Rsse
children Tqanado Tlman and servant Mrs Kienzl
shresSs G,,aTss Foasse Ms Fsmas Rssh lay
Miss NJ barns Sqs and
trout MS aso Ts
bs%as'rs PisT.s bssssRs Gum sss
s1sas ecsaRaF Ss'ss suseo seG
sellaee, Grilio, Ionglneio, Brnp Mendes, Doi
sG,as Mad Kss Sas osd FIFE fs
had MssA ' TSass,rd Miss csherman Miss Parai
ws ep;sa D' yal sp' ss sssss9
liz; lady children ] Manners 1!S aassr
Ranlep Mrs lnsell Grayer and lady Mrs Eiser,
cIsIkeirah Hpp Davis Thorn Robinson and sit two
lady way, 5anaasne Eyre Keyse sehros s
ban baads Safaa'nF John hu rnsSn ws aasas
M c anssn M heS Grgs Masgs Fet Peter
Tiara rS5 ,a q. oalssns Mr. Eliz LoTs Fvsss
WIFE cde Eags Miss ch asisrs
sp sss Mrs Fritz a and two children and wife
sham sham na Jacobs and son Israel Stranger. whelmne
%s ssnd e2ssS john sa a
MISS &c aHa n ssh Dexter G s@cb
aSs %s ana sSiss n.
Easehtng kasehng Mrs sear and daughter Fasr Mrs
saanes elcher spsdSse M rs Gsrs1 ch sns
MsS riTs e,o solomon Hess Mrs Roberts and child
rIon Ss s,ia via Asp9wa the steamship Moses
d Irs h opga asa % Mrs
9 ssa and d,,prher Stevens ann family l. s Fern
Mrs 9 Lambert 7 oy pr Bneriy Dr. Bowie and 'i two
mps hsmS BURKE e ' Roe Mds Jao r' sarsha
Tsa sax ad n Posroy and Two children Samuel
HT fS%SSs s1e oa a e S 4 and child Wide W VIM
infant Gilmore Ronndtree and family eImo Me "P 81
hape hsSn NJ. s ss. e, s 1
kerr | %ad asys cfg sM e8R apa Ns child a
swasey we Mrs Bourne Sfs sSa and hGr ssr
Ware s Nj. AHG@ Ws sas N gqYs Nj nns Mss
MS Kellogg and two children sh!iio Mrs stnlman q
Ramsay and dsnsh,sr Mrs as nmd four
55T ZEN Ga Mr. sps r. Eysn and wife Wife
CASSIDY SIS onieh Nelson Clark x lrard fa SHan
Mrs. g whsesl ITs asa4 rzssn a%oS Foyer
smith, and iSo in second cabin and 262 in Storage.
From Ponce, in bark Tvola-F Brookman
and child ie'ei''
From Belize, Hon, in the bark Honduras-Geo Noage
DEPARTURES.
. For Norfolk, In the steamship Iauestown-F IIil W
Norman, W II Higgins Dezouche, A d Thompson DR.
Page, Ryder, John Johnson Dayton ave children
and servant Mrs BALDWIN and servant johnson lady
Robertson, Miss Smith, Miss Chamberlain Miss Con,
verse y Lewis and lady, Miss Dobson w Sydncr
~ = Foster lady and two Children l. Howard, William
IKE ana laay Mss Gordon, jenkins and lady Miss
sMouiton, MRS Teare Cairns, Miss Scarborough =
Jones and lady, Miss Roberts Ns Lewis Mrs cairns Mira
Snyder and child, Mrs Tybrrnk children Miss u Dob
and Y " lhe s,eerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
NEWS FROM NEW GRENADA.
Our Panama Correspondent.

PANAMA, Sept. II, 1889.
The Golden Age arrived this morning clock twelve
days from San Francisco. The passengers from New
York by the Noses Taylor left the Sonora at half past
siz O'Clock the evening Of the 18th. Those by the
O'Clock. The Mail Company's passengers will beat tho
opposition through about one day.
we have news Of consequence in Panama The
grave digging excitement has nearly died out There
not than hundred strangers now In the whole
province of ChiriQu and these waiting for the dry
season. in order to prospect with greater facility Mr..
Power, OF the editors of the dr and Herald here,
has just returned from the huacas. He makes low esti
mate Of the quantity of golden images already secured
He puts the whole amount at more than $76 600
The State Legislature is still IN session. but has not yet
devised any to repensh the exhausted treasury
Professor Dmity, United States Minister to Nicaragua
and Costa Rca, sailed yesterday the steamer Guate
Panama regretted that he could not remain and form
Of club We should have made him President Of 1t.
Paddy Mcguire, who says he is commissioned by pres
dent Buchanan TO do nnumerabe things all and down
the Pacific coast sailed for Calao and Valparaiso the
18th.
The flagship Merrmac sailed on the 7th for Valparaiso.
The Lancaster expected TO meet her there when Flag
officer Montgomery will change his flag to her, and the
NJ will sail for Norfolk or Boston, The Saranac is at
Panama. the flagship Roanoke, Of the Home squad on is
at Aspinwan, as is also the supply ship Relief The st.
Prebe last dates at Greytown coastng therea
bouts.
The mail from Bogota brings dates TO the 2sth. The
capital was quiet When the British steamer left Cartha-
gena the 9th Of September there talk that Gen.
Posada, who is at MompeZ with two three hundred
would attack Carthagena but the revolutionary
government popular and had fears OF being
thrown
Hon. Horace Greeley, whose name may be familiar to
you arrived here to day the Golden Age and is run
ming abont town, curiosity hunting at fearful rate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
ARRIVAL OF THE Mosrs
r>,o,>,o,.>~. - TAYLOR
news from Britt >>>>~>~ -
- ,A Columbia
lid New Grs- :. CaniOTnla
~v>~~>~o~>~ ..nada.
-0sidence of - .>,,,~>~~~
.Ae San Juan Island
excitement.
OF $2,042,S6s IN TREASURE,
&c, &c, &c.
OF THE MOSES

The United States mail steamship Moses Taylor, J.
MCGOWAN commander, left Aspnwall at 1890 A. NJ on
ne 18th for New York. Key West; arrived at Key
West al go NJ Of the ed and having coaled sailed at
usso A. NJ Of same day for this port
INC Moses Taylor landed 1876 passengers at Key West
and brings $50 passengers and 50 s6s q in treasure
rUr New Yerk The light at White Head Point Key
west. was completely cxlinguished from TO ESQ A. NJ
~ The ed
Two hcars from Key IVES, passed ship Harvey Birch,
bound h the eastward
Sept "a latitude "a degrees, longitude rs degrees west
at44o A. NJ, came collision with hermaphroditc brig
ahmkorazo from Boston, bound 10 Jacksonville, East
rorsea with cargo railroad iron. Damaged the star
board wheel badly carrying away part OF the outer rim
md bending several Of the arms; lay by until l3o r. NJ
yerairing the wheel to run slowly The brig carried
away bowsprit and all the head gear, and head Of
Arcmast Just above eyes Of the rigging, and received
come damage to rail and plank shear on port
side; did not leak any; would put into Charleston
or Savannah There was no cerson on board the brig
who could tell how the accident happened. The captain
stated the officer of the watch, the second mate, was
aslc<p and the man the helm stated that be did not
Me steamer ill the collision occurred. The brig had
Kghs up.
The Roanoke and store ship Relief lying at Aspin-
wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
ITIMEINTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, September &c, Il

CLEARED
Ship Asa Eldrdge, Coleman San FranciscoSutton Co.
ship Margaret Evans, Warner, London-E Morgan 4
Wiley.
SHIP Toulon, Upshur New Orleans-T Stanton.
Ship Vandaa Paen, New Orleans.
Bark Maria Eugena GSard) Paroda, LagunaGomez, Wal
lace 4 Co.
Bark Cora Linn Cloudy Mramichi--Tbos James
Bark Simon Prus Zeilke st John, NB-H a w Meyer.
Bark Merrill, Park, Key Nest-Benner n Deake.
Brig Ocean Eagle, Fosse, Monrovia-Yates Porerdeld
Brig San Miguel Csp), Las Cares, Palmas-C Marti.
Moler 4 Refa.
Brig Proteus, Chapman. Cardenas-W w Russell.
Brig Ma,hias, Sloppy, Nenviias--Thos Owen Il Son.
Brig smiihers, johnson, st John, MA snhers Co.
slg u Te,ns diey Fers onu,
scir Mary Wise, Brewster. 81 John; NIB
scbr Caldwell Hudson Charleston McCready, Mott & Co.
ScLr Commerce. Daniels Norfolk-M Bedel
Steamer Ann Eliza, Robinson Philadelphia.
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED. t
Steamship Vanderbilt Lefevre Havre Southampton Sep
ID PM with mdse and passengers to ID Torrance From the
lon OF 6 2 10 &C. encouniereda heavy gale foW SW to
Liverpool and at Pm, steamship Ocean Queen hence for
Bavre
Steamship Moses Taylor McGowan Aspnwal Sept IS, via
Key West I'D With specie and passengers TO Roberts
6ark Jahe nagge, Lambert Glasgow, Aug D. with mdse
to Durham Dimon.
nsrk Flash Campbell Vera Cruz Sept with hides, coch
Bark Honduras Magi Belize Hon. Sept with mahogany
cocbinea &c to Alexandra The has experienced light
winds and variable during the entire passage.
Bark Jiyoa Brown Ponce PR 9Th with molasses, TO
Bark Marmion Adams Havana, II days. with surar &C. to
Brig Laura Bras Peterson, Maranham, Aug 81 with hides,
&c 10 Burde,t Noble sept lat So b. Ion 10 49, passed
ship Florida, IRON Liverpool for sayanDah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

Brig Capella M Proyidencel Head 81 Johns PR 9Th inst
with sugar and ynolasses OnaiIva CO ga inst la
o. Ion u spoke bark Lucy Ann, Of from Newport
for Rarhadog DAYS ont
Brig KIM Bird Collins Neuvias 10 days. with mahogany
cedar, &c, 10 A Hamilton.
Brig Hoan Johnson Elixabethport for Boston.
echr Lightning, Daniels Buenos Ayres Aug IL with hides
hide cuttings &c II Lochns CO. Have had light airs and
Gains foggy weather since crossing the Gulf have
been north Of Cape May the past three days
Schr Alma (rj Snelgroye Kingston. a rs days with cof
Fee pmento &c to Brett Son Co Have had light winds
and head the entire passage
schr Ocean Wave lr) Lockhar Windsor, Ms 10 days with
plaster, Ia u X newolf.
schr John Boston Lingo, Savannah edays with cotton, &c,
70 Scranton Tallnan. .
yellow pine, To w Dickinson
Schr George Davis Graham Char eston, days. Has been
days North of Hateras becan,xd -.
Schr Loyal Scranton Iowden Charleston days, with cot
ton, to Scranton Taliman.
Schr Golden Rod. Conery Norfolk, days.
Schr Quaker City, Benjamin. Ezabethport Tor bridgeport
Schr Adelaide. Nickerson Barnsabie 5 days.
Schr Thacher TAYLOR Nickerson Yarmouth, Mass days.
Schr John Wright, Wright, Portland 2days.
Schr 7 Garrison, Grace New Haven, 2days.
Schr Yankee Boy Risey, Hartford, "a days -
Soop Lady Washington Smith, Rondout for FAN River.
BELOW.
Bark IIacyon, from Cardenas
Brig James Edwards, from Nova Scotia
SAILED.
Pilot Fish, Glasgow; Eliza Barss DR. bermuda; Gen Greene,
Galveston: briggs Jessie Rhynas Conquest Cndad Boil
var; New Fra Rosario and market.
Frem quarantine ships Alexandrne Rotterdam; Maid of
Orleans, New 0rleans brig Dunkirk, Norfolk.
Wind during the day s, light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
INTERESTING FROM VENEZUELA.
capture ~ Laguayra by the Government,
aTter Battle or Twelve Hours.
OUR PUERTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENCE.

- Ao8 06yE0 ny the GOVoKhbAAOnss
aT.er Battle or Twelve Hours.
OUR PUERTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENTS.
PUERTO CADkILo, Sept. 8, 1862
Fiue Hundred Men Hors de Conbat-Fbur Hundred Reuo
luionis Made Prisoners, and teir Chief Put 10 Death
Capture of T,po Dutch Vesls-AyTest Of the British Con-
sui at Puerto Cdbeuo, dc.
II is with great pleasure that transmit to you the
OF the latest events in this country, favorable to the
cause liberty and civilization.
also send the latest newspapers, which will furnish
details Of the capture Of Laguayra by the government
troops after twelve hours hard fghng the capture Of
Maracay, and subsequent defence Of the same by the
troops against its enemies the capture of two
Dutch vessels with ammunitons Of for the revola
onists and arrest Of the British Consul for implication
in the revolution
The troops from this city, together with the marines,
landed at Maento 400 strong and assaied guayra from
the east while the nee composed Of nine sailing vessels
and steamer, mounting thirty guns, bombarded the
port in every direction. 1900 men from Caracas made
Simultaneous attack at various points to the west of tho
port The bravery Of our soldiers was remarkable, and
mertcd the praise Of foreign vessels in port among
them Spanish man of-war
The Zouave plan Of charge was adopted by troops
this OCCASION and after discharge they made ter
rife assault la bay0ne, not, however, without being
repulsed several times but undscouraged renewed the
attack with hnai success FIVE hundred men were placed
hoys de combat four hundred prisoners were taken be-
sides ammunition &c Aguado the chief, with about
hundred men, managed to escape during the night but
subsequently captured and Immediately put TO DEATH
We lost OF vessels which ventured too near,
and was driven ashore Notwithstanding every effort to
save her.
At Maracay $50 men Of our troops commanded by
Menendez, captured that city after struggle
The city Of Baul defended by two hundred men, under
the brave f. l. Vasques, attacked the 10th ul by
the revoluoniss, 600 strong under O. Perez and Felix
Puerto, who repulsed with loss Of $50 men, and
on the 2Sth attack met with similar fate.
T11at r0np from that MAJ
Laguayra commanded by the brave colonies, o. v.
he las Casas and NJ Rubin; those of Puerto Cabeo by
Louis Ustariz Among the killed this occasion We find
young of the first families of Caracas, and whose
loss will be generally deplored in the country Nicolas
Reboleda, J. De J. Gonzales, Gregorio Ayendan and
Elias Mocato, among them.
Thus we have TO rejoice victory that will I'M
doabtedly lay the formation Of durable and long period
OF peace in this country, more under civilized and
enlightened administration composed Of the first and
ablest Of the country, whose names embelsh with
their deeds every page Of its history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27

LONG BRANCH Sept 20, sunse-No inward bound vessels
in sight. Wind light from s; weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS Sept g. sunseNo inward bound vessels In
sight. Wind light from SW; weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-27
Personal Intelligence,

Ok Dr.-A distinguished Southern belle and iaerateuv
will make her debut the New York boards during the
present autumn early in the ensuing winter. No
Is alleged for thisconsidering the young adys posi-
tionsomewhat extraordinary step, but intense
ton pour Tart drdastiQue.
Secretary Floyd is at Old Point Comfort, and de-
signs remaining there week two longer, finding his
health benefited by his soourn at that delightful place
NJ IL
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The following is the treasure list of the Noses Taylor:
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Boston for Philadelphia; Edorado Snow, NDcdford for
ssPsos N,Ssh as;s;
schrs Mercer Robinson Philadelphia Angel from spp-
aSs Fslb 1smSS T New ys
proydenee; Joseph Youngs Staten Island Sid sshrs Isaac
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PLYMOUTH Sept scnr John Compton shinn, PHI
afffS IN p Jones'
YORK WhssIn smith, and J.sea White Candy.
Ogden sossat Fire sana sisep " ssna:
. 20 s. s R
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River FLYING Eagle Bates onolnn Grey Fea nDso
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nsoius, Hatch Humboldt
INh steamers Norhcrner, Dali Victoria: Columbia Dali
lmpqna; ship Dashing Wave Lecraw, shnnghae Kussar
nrk kodhk Rosbnd Kodiak 3st steamer Brother Jonathan
s mpe victoria shps Dictator zerega Hong Koug Young
Sept steamer Pacific Sceley San nego ships Aspasia sis
SON Monoula Northern Eagle Mckinney vcoria brig en-
coe, Williams Hntpbodt; ID bark Iwenowu Hunter Pnges
sound; 81 ship Hurricane, sherman, sngapore
kee iovett, Honolulu; Onward, Emery, Japan,
Cid Sept ship Golden West Pinkam New York: Old barE
Ammesand, Tapken, Melbourne
SAVANNAH, Sept 0-Cd schr Walter Raleigh Phillips,
NSork 's'' '.'
WILMINGTON, Nc, sept 22-cd schrs Berry, Hughes,
IL
Smith, Scott, NYork; W Brown, Andrews NYork; Anna
clover, Elliott, Boston; Ida Raymond do W Vaughn,
Townscnd, NYork; Elicot, Munro, do
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