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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

Drawn up by the Machine in actual work. leaving
a ridg" like cord underneath utterly Objectionable
for any fine work where smoothing iron is ever
qured. This Grover Baker stitch can BE- unravcled
the Wheeler q Wilson nckstitch carnot be unray-
lied At all.
Cheap Sewing Machines like cheap watches. are
the dearest in the end Chronomricr and Patent LIE.
yer Watches are known TO lie valuable aud reliable,
and always command the highest price: so with Sew
ing Machnts. The Wheeler Il Wilson Machine ia the
acknowledged Chronomcter and Patent Lever of all
Sewing Machines, which, (whilr the absurd enlan-
II chain-ridge stitch, and Old Time Cog Wheel
Shuttle Machines are rapidly sinking in credit and
price into contempt and obvion) ere srrvcdIy te.
king the nndspucd possession public opinion that
was awarded them by Judge M"igs. Secretary OF III"
American Institute. who openly ceri d, : There is
bnt one Sewing Machine, and that is Whc Ter * WI
sons
Ess> S TX Cotton. and Woolen thread, of every de-
scription, spoolS made expressly for machine use
constantly kept on hand.
Depot Of WHEELER & WILSON'S MACHINES
l20 Canal Street. New Orleans
Apply to ;. ii. PECK. Agent.
nj" Dir B I. CLIFFORD is our authorized Agent
in Clinton La. IL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
SPECIAL. NOT1CE.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
w Of onr Friends. Customers, and the Trading
Community generally. to the change We have jis
made in commercial firm and business arrange
mPntS
,s The business heretofore carried on undnr the
firm an style of A. LEVI. BLOOM Co, will
hereafter be conducted under the style of BLOOM,
KAHN & Co, and composed of the same nemberc
aS the old firm.
I'd. A. LEVI has taken one half of his interest
out of the business which reduces the funds of the
concern.
Sd. 1t therefore becomes imperative on ns to settle
M our business and to effect this, we are compelled
to ask and exact prompt settlement and payment
of all outstanding debts contracted prior to JAN lst
1853. This is the only means by which, 20 keep up
our large assortment of goods, and grant in future
our usual accommodations to purchasers
4h We design that the Stock kept in future shall
equal if not surpass in variety quantity, and quail
ty what the house has ever yet been able to display
5h The larger portion of our SPRING AND SUM
MER STOCK has been ordered from New York and
VIII be completed in New Orleans, and sold at tht
old stand on the very best terms
Ras- AGAIN. AND, AGAIN, "T7M
As matter of interest to both parties, we press the
necessity of prompt arrangement ef all debts due us
We are forced to pay ours.
BLOOM KAHN & Co,
REPRESENTING
S, BLOOM. A, LEVI, s. KAHN, S. ADLER.
! Clinton. La, February, 1858.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

bey@ mans mouth is made to talk and
eat, yet he often hurts himself dreadtully by
talking and kills himself by eating.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

This l. the only stitch that cannot bcrav"l, d. and
that presents the same appearance each side OF the
seam. II i> made with two threads on" upon each
id of the fabric and nrocked in the centre OF it.
Diagram Of the absurd CompFcated Knitting Stitch Of GRO
rr 8. Buffers Machine.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

In this The stitches are purpoaely left loose Sc that
the course Of each thread he traced in all .hc;,
Snnosties and interwnding.--To hide the ridge on
the under-ide OF the work, it will be noticed the un
der-thread is onchaf smaller than the upper thread
which materially weakcns the work
Diagram Of Grover & Buffers Stitch.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
SADDLERY, HARNESS MAKING, 4
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.

OWEN KING would resp ctlulIy noru fSA
" the citizens Of East and West trliciana tCMAg
that he has opened an establishment ~ The
Town Of jackson, where he will carry on the above
business in all Of their various branches, and every
attention will be given to the good and lasting manu-
iactnrc Of the same.
PLANTATION HARNESS made to order, and
carefully and promptly repaired.
BUGGIES IL CARRIAGES. Particular attention
will be paid to the mcnding and painting Of Buggjrs.
Carriages. and other vehicles
WIIEELWRIGIITING in all of its departments
executed in n superior manner.
Orders solicited. All work, Of whatever character
will be well cXccnted Of the best mat ria aud With
the greatest promptiiude.
Jackson Sept. IS 1858. ly
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

SuBSCRlPTION--TmnEE DorL,Rs per year payabl.
IN advance. ForR If not paid within six mouths
and FIVE. II not paid before the close of the year
ADVERTISING Advertisements inserted at One
Dollar per Square. Of 10 lines or less for the fir,
insertion. and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Fractions counted ~ fttL Squares.
For longer period than two months, the reduced
contract charges will be ~ follows
mos. mos. II mos
10 lines or lcss, 5 90 Ss0 90 $40 DV
20 i" VIZ 90 IL 90 n M,
.W ... IL 90 IL 90 20 90
column or less. IL 30 20 90 30 10
PROFESSIONAL aud Business Cards mo-, exceeding ten
Zines, for twelve months TrS Dollars. Advertise.
ments not marecd with me .n.lnD,. # insertions
will ~ inserted until forbid.
ANNOUNCING C,Nplp.Tfs ron DfPicE -TfS DoiIAt4
payable in advance"
CALLS on persons 10 hrcom" cnnd dates viii hinsrrf-
ed aa advertisements 10 he paid Tor 10 nl vance
CONGREGATIONS intended 10 promote VI" ptjrit" .nd-
or interests of corporations. societies. .clinol-. ur
individuals will he charged a. adv. v.rt -rin. No..
ManniAGES AND DEATHS published without char f.
Obituaries tributes Of respect. Ne. ai th .an rat
n other advertisements.
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the Council proceedings as published
IN Ihe Exchange of Saturday morning, the remarks
attributed to Mr.. Blackburn on the resolution rela-
tive to extra pay to the judges of the late election
should have been attributed to Mr.. Baugher-Re-
porter.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
journment. Present-DAvID TAYLOR, Esq, Presi-
dent pro teD'., and all the members.
The resolution authorizing the Mayor to pur-
chase a new site for the Marine Hospital, and ap-
propriating 81 500 for the same was taken up.
MIR. CoLToN proposed to amend the resolution by
adding the names of the Register and Comptroller.
The amendment was agreed to and the resolution
adopted.
Mr. MCCoMAs called up the resolution granting
permission to John Schaffer to erect and use a
steam engine on his premises, on West Pratt street,
for the purpose of manufacturing sausagcs, which
was passed.
An ordinance authorisng John 7. Ford and
others to lay down and construct railway switch
and sidelings on Holiday street, from Baltimore
street to Orange alley, was received from the First
Branch and read.
Also, resolution directing the Water Commis-
sioners to have pump in front of Grammar School
No. I put in repair. Read a second time and
adopted.
The resolution authorizing the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company to
extend their depot buildings at the intersection of
Albemarle street and Canton avenue, was taken up
and passed.
Mr.. MCCoMAs presented the communication of
Stephen MoultOn, agent for NJ. s. Norman and
others, proposing to sell track of land containing
4S3 acres, situated the GunpOwder river and
known by the name of Hare,rood, as a site for the
new Aimshouse-the price named is SO, GOO. Re
terred to the Committee on the Almshouse
The Brauch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock
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MOnetarp an6 GommtrtiaI 3ebiEta.

BALTIMORE, November IA, 1859.
There moderate business done in Stocks today
the sales at the Board amounting in value to little rs
ing $40 600 The business done principally in Rail
road shares Northern Central steady at Saturday
rates, but Baltimore and Ohio adv anced dollar per
share There $50 shares Baltimore and Ohio sold
viz 100 at $5S5S4 for the opening so at $5s% seller 60
days 200 at S5sH buyer 60 days and the market for
closed at $50 bid s5S% asked for the opening Of North
Central Railway there nearly 900 shares sold
at $50 seller 60 days SOY cash. and s2O buyer
so days It left of at $20% bid. s20% regular way
but offered at the close at so sellers option GO days
There sale made at the Board Of 500 shares Guor
Mining Company at S1A buyer 60 days, bat nothing
done in any of the other Mining stocks For Springfield
SIX bid, and $1& asked and Gardner Hill closed at
s. bid S2S asked regular way The only sale of Loans
to-day of 81 900 City 6s 1856 at 90 We note also
sale of Is shares Farmers and Merchants Bank s39k
There nothing done in Railroad bonds but they
generally steady at the previous quotations
We notice an increased demand for money within the
last day two, and perceptble tightening of the
ket First class paper cannot be placed at less than
per cent, andsome considerable negotiations are max
ing at 10 per cent The banks still dscounting pretty
call loans still range at from to per cent according
the security offered
In New York to day Virginia 6's Rock Island, and
Michigan Southern advanced y each; but Reading,
Cleveland and Toledo and Michigan Southern guaranteed
declined . each; Erie n Galena and Chicago L; and
Illinois Central bonds 4. New York Central, Har
lem, Canton and Missouri 6s all closed Saturdays
rates.
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POLICE LNTELLLGENrE

Henry Reinicker and John Cline were arrested
on the charge of assaulting John Staunton and
drawing pistol on him with intent to kill Com
mitted for Court by Justice Griffin.
VIM. Lass was arrested, charged with assaulting
John trieze. lie was committed for Court by JUS
tice AudOun.
Samuel Thomas was arrested by policeman Brown
on the charge o. committing assault aged
man named Benjamin Collins by throwing a spit
toon at him with great force and striking him on
the head. Thomas was released on $500 bail by
Justice Ensor to appear and answer a further exam
ination.
Henry Harvey was arrested for brutaIly assault
ing his wife with intent to KILL in Henrietta street.
and was committed to Jail by Justice Showacre in
default Of security.
James Wilson was fined So and costs by Justice
Boyd for desecrating the Sabbath in going a-gun-
ninp
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In a recent letter to Mr.. Charles Dickens. Mr.
w. Hewitt says that the ghost Of Captain Wheat
croft, dragOOn officer who was killed before Del
hi, appeared at the War Office in London and
caused a correction to be made in the recorded
date OF his DEATH The London correspondent of
The Manchester Guardian says that Mr. Hewitt is
in error and that there ghost at all but that
on the death of Capt. Wheatcroft, a secret mar
riage of his was discovered. The same writer adds
that Mr.. Hewitt and his family are confirmed
spirtuaists and ghostseers, and that Sir E.
Bulwer Lytton is also believer in spirits, med-
ums, and the rest. Sir Edward Is the author of
story in a recent number of BIucklrood entitled
''The Haunted and the Haunters; or. The House
and the Brain" The theory of this story is that
minds at distance manifest their will in
mysterious and awful manner the minds of 9TH
ers present on the scene of momentOus actions in
which the haunter has borne part.
"A grand banquet was given at Edinburgh to
Lord Brougham on the 56th ult. Lord Brougham
was elected Chancellor of the Edinburgh Universi-
ty by vote 654 to 4l9 for the Duke of Buccleugh
The New Jersey Legislature is Democratic in
both branches In the Senate there are IL Demo-
so Democrats, 2 Americans, and 2S Opposition The
Americans in both Houses will act, it is sad with
the Democrats. The joint meeting will stand As
Democrats, sc Opposition and Americans.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEEs.-A Vigilance Committee
has been formed in Barbour county, Va, and rumor
says that all abOitionists earnestly invited to
leave the county in thirty days. In Alabama, a
similar warning has been given at all the 'crossed
places on Browns map, and Committees form
ing in every direction.
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ITTISPNENT0

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-A large audience
was present last night to witness the first appear
ance of Mrs. John Wood. She is an actress of
great versatility, and fully reached the high expec
tatiOn which was raised. Tonight she appears II
the same characters, Don Lennder. Apollo and
The Amazon, in the Iauisibe Princc Mr.. Getz has
prepared appropriate and elegantly finished scenery
for the niece
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Debut of operate Performers.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE sisters Heron and
Natalie, assisted by Rocco, Ardavan and Others
made their debut at the Academy of Music this
evening. The scenes were from Tr0vatore and the
Child of the Regiment. The performance was high
y cr"ditable, eiciting enthusiastic applause from
an immense audience attracted by the novelty of
the operate performances here, and the fact of the
sisters being Philadelphians.
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SUITS FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW
Some lorty-eight hundred "and odd" complaints
have lately been made in the city of New York
against the liquor dealers for violation of the Excise
Law. The summons and complaint are printed,
and demand judgment for 1856 consecutive daily
violations of the law from August 9th, 1858, to
25O, besides costs Multiply Sl9, $50 by 800, with
out the ''odds" and product of S92 400 600 is the
result the amount hereafter about to be recovered
and paid, when collected, into the treasury of the
ty of New York
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PROpERTY NALEN

Messrs. Cannon Matthews sold yesterday at
the Exchange Sales Rooms a lot of ground, No. 12g
Ensor street. With a front on Ensor street of q
feet and depth Of l30 feet. Improved by two.
story frame house and brick back building, and
subject to annual ground rent Of Sl3. Purchased
bY lOhn PaYZand for SG20.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
EnFEx- CT II =. =.

BREhEN-Ship Ernesfine.
20 baskets champagne II casks plums 800 do herring
boxes paper DO cigars, Pracht, Vonef Co.. II box
es cigars Marourg Coz "a do, A. Seemuller Il Sons;
SO do q do mdse Gail AK; % pkgs do sofa Beck
& Bachmann; boxes mdse F Fickev & Sons; 10 casks
vinegar, 100 demijohns do, IA piums box cigars
Geyer Wilkens; ITO Pkgs vinegar, J. B Charron & Co
20 demijohns do, Stellman, Henrichs & Co; 4 boxes
mdse Won Kap Ahrens; &c pkgs. do Charles spilker
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Private advices received
by the Tennessee fully confirm the defeat of the
liberal expedition against the church party, whose
positions were strongly fortified in the mountains
near Puebla.
In the engagement at Guansjuato between the
liberals and the troops belonging to the church
party, however, the latter were defeated.
Gen. Marquiza, who was formerly in league with
the church party, had abandoned il and joined the
liberals.
The most authentic intelligence from Rio Grande
were pillaged by the Mexican rebels, and that the
citizens had sent to the Governor for assistance
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-Judge Douglas early re-
covery to health was on Saturday anticipated by
SC Of his most intimate friends, but it is, how
ev reliably ascertaned that he has been ex-
tren ly ill for the last three days His physicians
remained with him throughout last night, and this
morning they regard his condition as about the
same as it was yesterday, though, perhaps, he is
little more cnmlnrtahl
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AUGUSTA, Nov. l4.-The New Orleans papers OF
Friday have been received. The True Delta saws
that Gen. Walker had arrived and proposed taking
command of party to relieve Brownsville. 1t i,
reported that active movements are in progress in
portions of Texas in aid of Brownsville
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News from CaiiforIia-ArrivaI of the Over
UnnN Mil

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-The overland mail, with
San Francisco dates of the DIST ult., has arrived
Al most the entire business portion of the town of
Coulterville was burned on the Goth ult
The Sacramento Standard states that Governor
Weller had decided to appoint Senator to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Broderick
business was dull at San Francisco.
Sailed Doth. shin Commonwealth
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BATON ROUGE, La, Nov l3.-Vcry full returns of
the election on Tuesday, have now been received,
and not only has the Democratic State ticket been
successful, but the friends of Hon. John Sldell have
also secured the Legislature by large majority
their American opponent.
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Fire ut Galena.

dry goods establishment of Smith Il Holmes, valued
at S35, 900; insured for $4,000. The loss on the
building is SO, 500, which is insured. The goods OF
the occupants of the adjacent buildings were slight
Iy damaged in removing them
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN MARKETS

HAVANA, Nov. Sugar quotations continued as
previously advised with inactive market transactions
too insignificant report. Shipments hence and the
mort of Matauzas, 6,s96 boxes and $50 hhds leaving
stock on the two markets Of rs 900 boxes against So
1855 at the period.
MoIasees 2X to 8 rals per keg of 81 gallons.
Freghts-The demand for vessels with the present
condition of Island produce has caused decline IN rates
and no immediate prospect of improvement
Misunderstanding 60 days sight on London, II
prem; New York, Boston, &c to prem; New Or
leans, to 64 prem; Mexican ounces, 2premi Mexican
doars 10 prem IniLed Staes mnld coins 81 10 prem
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United States Marshal Found Guilty q

! PORr SARNIA, c. E., Nov. 12.-The jury in the
case of United States Marshal Tyler, who Shot the
captain of the vessel which he had seized for
smuggling, to-day brought in a verdict of guilty Of
murder in the second degree.
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SHPPEYsBURG, Pa, Nov. IA suspicious per
son was arrested here to-day supposed to be a Har-
per's Ferry fugitive but subsequently he was dis
charged for want of proof as to his identity.
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The New York Election
Arrest of n Supposed IIarper,s Ferry Fruritiv

ALBANY, Nov. I4.-The most reliable returns of
the recent State election leave reasonable doubt
of the election of the entire Republican State tick
ct. The State canvassers meet here tomorrow.
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From Sr. DoMINGo.-The New York papers have
accounts from San Domingo to the 10Th ut. The
revolutionary movement at AZua had been effectu-
ally quelled by Vice President General Abad Alfau,
to whom Santana had temporarily resigned the
Presidency. Ten of the conspirators were shot,
and quite number were banished to New Granada.
1t was believed that the revolt the work of the
partizans Of ex-President Baez, and not of the
Haytiens. Through the efforts Of General Caz-
neau, the special agent of the United States gov
ernment, the port of Samana has again been opened
to foreign commerce, much to the qualification of
the Dominicans. 1t is said that the government
has agreed to reduce the tonnage-dues on American
vessels, but the decree had not been promulg gated
at last adyices. The claims of American citizens
upon the Dominican government were in progress
of adjustment, and they will doubt be satiSfac-
tOriy settled as as there are funds in the
exchequer.
A SUIT FOR LIBEL.-Thurlow Weed is about to
institute suit for libel against the editor OF the
New York Herald. The alleged libel being the
charges made against Weed and other leaders of
the Republican party; that he was directly inter
ested in and practically engaged in fitting out
vessels for the African slave trade The New York
Courier and Enqsirer intimates that Mr.. Seward
may adopt a similar his return to the
! United States. The Herald, says the Courier is
employed by the Administration to make these as
saults upon the Republican leaders; and therefore
it must be held responsible for its sanders, and
verdict against the agent will, in fact, be verdict
against the principal.
Governor Brown, of Georgia, in his late message
to the Legislature of that State, recommends such
a change in the criminal code that suspension of
specie payment by any bank in Georgia shall be
deemed conclusive evidence Of fraud on the part of
its president and directors, and Furnishes the Off
GERS of the bank for it, by Imprisonment in the
penitentiary, without permitting them to show
that it was not fraud.
The New York Herald Times and Tribune con-
tained one day last week fresh advertisements
yielding for a siugle days publication the aggre-
gate sum of 81 300. The enormous extent to which
New York merchants have carried their advertis-
ing system is undoubtedly of the most import
ant causes of the great trade of that city. No.
where else in the world is the advertising so ex-
tensive,
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1t is stated that the beef packers in Chicago have
this season killed upwards of twenty-five thousand
head of cattle, the season being but about halt
through. Arrangements have been made to pack
from five to six thousand hogs daily.
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box wine Schumacher Co; 100 pkgs mdse., order.
HALIPAx-Br. Schr. GTeyhOlnd
500 bbis herring 35 do mackerel l3 half bbls do Is
casks cod oil, Jas Corner Sons
MALAGA-Br. Scbr Dolphin.
20 quarter chests lemons, los boxes figs 55iS boxes
rSinS, lSI7 half boxes do, sos quarter boxes do,
Palmer Thomas.
COASTWISF.
NEW YoRK-Schr. r. IT. Httntley.
IS cases tobacco A Seemuller Sons; 40 casks soda
ash, Chas F. Pitt 074 pots, O33 moulds Maryland Su
gar Refining Company $500 tiles, H. Sisson; 800 pkgs
lead 100 bales hemp so winches yarn SIS stone
logs cedar, pair mill stones, 475 pkgs mdse sundry
persons.
BosTON-Brig Elisha DOane.
$50 bbs; herring, Curtis x Post SO do. do, II drums
hake F. Pope 25 bags ginger 10 bales cloves 800 bbs
herring 500 pkgs mdse., sundry persons puncheons
and bbls. rum G. II. Myers 4 Bro.
CHARLEsTON-Blrk Selah
10 bales cotton, Mills, Mayhem Co.. 2OS casks rice
James Corner Sons; 80 half casks do Whedbee & Dick
nson; cases furniture, order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
DEMERARA-B BriGGNtiae Hobart.
1900 bbls. -four $50 bbls corn meal, 800 bbls bread
400 bushels 100 bags peas 100 bbls pork $50 tins
lard, 400 boxes candles 10 erces hams scales doz.
bottles ioii2cd cOllodiOn, box cigars.
-
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sl,9T4323e,T2

The Board Of Trustees have this lay directed that Divi
dend OF Interest to St November 1882 be declared of SIX
PER CENT the outstanding Scrip of the Company,
able and after that day.
Also, that Dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT. IN SCRIP
to the dealers of the Company, on their Terminated Pre-
miums Of tine past year. he issued after the lst January
1t further ordered thai the whole remaining Scrip of the
year 1852 and that OF the year 53 be redeemed IN CASH
after the LIST January next the interest thereon to cease on
that day thereby leaving amount Of accumulated
profits of over ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
After said redemption there will be outstanding Scrip
of an issue prior to the year 1855.
By order Of the Board,
WILLIAM II. MENUS, Secretary.
c. OLIVER O'DONNELL,
Agent in Baltimore,
nloawtufrSm No II Exchange Place.
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Arrival of the Overland California nrnil-

ST. Louis, Nov. I4-The Overland California
Mail of the oath has arrived. The ship Mastitf.
from San Francisco, had been burned at sea Her
specie and passengers conveyed to Honolulu.
The King OF the Sandwich Islands, in a fit of iea-
ousy, had dangerously wounded his private secre-
tary causing great excitement. The King contem-
plated abdicating but reconsdered the matter