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TO CONSUMPTIyEs.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
4 in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung affcc
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption-s anxious
TO make known to his fellow sufferers the fcure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpon used (free of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CURE for CoNsr MPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption is to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
ton which he conceives to lie and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cos, them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
RIv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLiAMsnrGn. Kings County, New York.
October II, lS60-n4ly.yl
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Wheat-New. s0M00; Flour, $5.25 t'bbl
Winter 100. Corn. in the ear. lsc.
BARLEY. 33G35c. 0ats-Ncw. lSc.
Beans. 65c@9o. Eggs, TO-
Apples-Green, @S200 Butter, l5c.
Dried $3.50. Hidcs--Green, Sc.
LnmoerSio@3o y 1000. Dry flint i24l?:c
Live cattle. 81 so et 80 90 per cwt
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EYE AND EAR.
DIR. F. A CALDWELL.
= Operator o. the Eye / Ear.
e0S Deafness, blindness and all defects Of
Sight and Hearing.

IO1 deafness, BbtndneSS and al de1eCts Oh
Sight and Hearing.
nR C. BEING A REGULAR -lCIAN,
- with TWENTY YEARS exclu i've practice
= sne treatment OF diseases Of the EYE AND
aAS VIII Be found fully qualified to give relief
.ect cure in any case within the reach of
- No charge for an eron,ination or
cPan'Cn, or Jor unsncees.fI1 .ervices.
ppa.. containing References, Testimnnis,s ~ ~
scrtption OF Diseases. Cases, and other imnor.
tant matter, illustrated with Cuts TO lie h. 80.
"a BY sending TEN CENTS TO pay postage. Ad-
dress Dr.. CALDWELL, 80 Randolph St corner Dear
born. Chicago, Ill., v7:4O-ly
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j. Z. MUZZY has returned to his old
business and stand, and is now prepared
in the saddle and harness line
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aB- See notice Of the sale swamp lands
by Hon. r. Cover, the Drainage Com
missioner.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-13

n@-" Fun Ahead" is the caption Of
an advertisement in another column
Let every one read it,
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~The Nebraska Legislature organ
lied on the 81 inst, BY the election Of
R.rnt!ie,n 0fitars in both Housa,.
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Agricultural Tools.

Just received, n large lot Of Agricultural tools
r..., iaclson Michigan. The best finished
implements made in the west. We have gener.
al assortment OF everything in this line to which
we call your attention as being the best and
cheapest this market can produce.
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The Prairie Farmer.
Esta blished in l84l.

Established In lS4l.
The Oldest agricultural and Hort,cul-
turot Paper published in the Vest and
nor the ONLY WEEKLY in the North.
icest.
The progress of THE FARMER has been on.
ward and progressive, and by its strict adherence
to the interests Of the producers has endeared
itself to the hearts OF thousands of families all
over the land.
The aim Of the publishers is to make Rela
bic and Practical paper, one that shall treat Of
Field Agriculture, Fruit Growing, Garden Cul-
ture in Fruits Flowers and Vegetables. Domes-
tic accomplishing and Management of Do
mestic Animals Bee Culture. &c. 1t will be
fully illustrated from week to week with cuts of
Farm Buildings Out-hOuses. Stock Fruits Flow
and Plants-in fact in every department
where good illustrations shall assist to explain
and understand the subject treated of.
In Market Matters We shall give the most accu-
rate intelligence to be obtained in our own and
Foreign Markets, endeavOring OF all times to
assist the Producer to market his products to.
the best advantage.
One copy, one year, 81 90
Three copies, one year. 90
Six copies one year. and one to getter up
OF club, 8 90
Twelve copies, one year. and one to gettcr
up of club, l6 90
Twenty copies, one year and one to getter
up Of club, rs 90
Clubs for six months at half the above rates.
For every club of New Yearly Subscrb
made up before New Years. we will send the
PRAlslE FARMER until January, 1862. Thus such
as make up clubs now will receive the paper for
the balance of 1860 without charge.
We trust no Western man will need urging TO
take Western A Agricultural paper-one that is
made on the soil and devoted exclusively to
| Home interests.
Specimen numbers and prospectus will be sent
free to any one who will assist in crculatin e.
/ II you cannot work yourself, secure samples and
| prospectus and place in the hands Of some one
who can and will work; or send us the address
| OF such persons taa: VIC may correspond with
| them RENE nber that this is the only weekly
Agricultural paper in the Northwest.
Premiums for Subscribers.
To the person sending the largest list Of sub.
scribers for the year 1851 sent in previous or by
Jan. |, We will give one Of YOUNG'S SEWING
MACHINES, worth $35. Or the same value in
Agricultural Books, If preferred.
For the Second Largest list we will give an
| AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, worth $40
For the third Largest list, A LIBRARY, worth
$40.
Fourth Largest list, A Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary, worth $780,
We propose to offer more extended list to be
competed tor till April l, 1861. and any one com
peting for the above can have the chance to Goa
Time on and compete for those to be offered.
Postmasters are cordially invited to assist il
circulating the PRAIRIE FARMER.
Bills on the specie paying hanks ars taken 1
par for subscription but when large amounts ar
; sent draft 10 safer, made payable 70 our order
Seal I'll letters carefully. and mail direct to
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Wilton Market.

Corrected weekly ny F.BACON. dealer In Pro.
duce, Dry.Goods, etc.
Wheat, 55gr'7c. Corn, in ear, lSr. Oats, l2a
Is. Barley, SOC.
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DNr See advertisement of Travelling
Agents Wanted" in to days paper.
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PROF. l.. MILLER'S
HAIR INVlGOlkATOR:

AN Effective, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dyeing, and preventing the hair
| from turning gray
| FOR PREV En- TING Badness and curing IL
when there is the least particle of vitality or
! recuperativc energy remaining.
| FOR REMOVING SCtRF AND DANDRCFF
and all cutan"ous affections Of the scalp.
| FOR BEAuIlt IING THE LAIR imps, ting 70
| 1t an uneqnaled gloss and brilliancy making
II soft and silky in its texture and causing Il
10 curl readily.
:. The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
| tins uaequaed preparation, convince the proprietor
that one trial only Is only necessary to satisfy dis
| cern!ng public Of its superior qualities over any
other preparao1 at prescLt in 1t cieanses the
head and scalp from dandruf and other cut,naou.
diseases, causes the hair to uxurauty and rive,
i, rich, soft glosy and f Chic appearance and also
where the hair Is ioosening aud thinning it will give
strength ana risor to the and restore the growth
to those parts Which have become bald causing II to
yield fresh esreriHg Of hair
There are hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen In New
York who haze had their hair restored by the use
s9" n.e al other prspaatt"ns na cases
iss 10 %" ''"rs ,1S f"m so1', '''t use
tnrniae gray uhtI the ~. glossy appearance. Asa
hh're the hair az, AMI ii.. Restorative it 10 par
inl ,s fAif erdcd haylns IN '+frs'ne ayr inc,
MAJ hssre,t caci!tle Il affords IN dressing the hair
ioih when moist wiki the irvEeraor can be dressed
ANY required form oas 10 preserve is place whe'aer
' az IN aurs--hcIec the great demand for 1t by the
aHs A. u stur4ard toilet article which none ought TO
p" IS lie 49, 4t2;es ~, :, sac" ap sa,
e to e ,d at all rcspery ale druggists pertnmers
/. NIlIhR would cali the attention Of parents and
n. rhtI1rrns' hair ilcncs {, Va weak. The Of It
Law. the ouudatl"n Tor good head Of hair as 1t re-
moves any Impurities Mt ar5 Lave boone c",mee:s go
for health II the chi. AMI The failure appearance "
It's hnjr ..,
MIL ER beng OF the wrapper; also, L. OILERS
HAIR RESTORATIVE, y. !. blown in the glass
wholesale peor. ST pey St aud sold ly Al! the prn-
.{palM prrh ts "A
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REvIsED STATUTES or IOwA.

DEkSONS wishing to obtain copies OF the RE-
y VlSED STATUTES Of 1850, containing al,
ens General Laws Of Iowa now in force in the
esas:. can do 20 BY applying TO the undersi gned,
Clerk Of ID. District Court. A he has soms oyer
le0 copies snr sale. Price, IS.
Upton, Nov. ~ A SHAW
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QUEEN SW ARE

il uneaauailed in the Market as to quality and
urice We have a large amount which we are
frequently recruiting with the latest sly lea.
Also a general assortment of Kerosene Lamps
and burners which can be fitted to i'nld lamps
with but little cost.
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ESTRAY COLT.

TAKEN Up by c. J.. Marguand, at his resi-.
dence in Masson Township. Cedar county.
Iowa. a Dark Bay ar Brown Mare Colt; two years
old last Spring--no marks perceptabe; and ap-
praised at lift, dollars ALONZO SHAW.
County Clerk,
--.--r W. ~ .ssn.r4sr.'
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I;STItAY COLT.

~ Some time in Julp last. BAY HORSE
-, COLT two years old last Spring with
small star in the forehead. and with hind foos
parity white, the white net extending all around
the foot, sttatca from The Subscriber. Amy in
Formations as TO the Whereabouts Of said colt win
be literally rewatdpt. tfRt'S RICHARD.
Upton. Nov. 22d, l.G0--3w
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pU1 yoar Tobacco u 3. D n. CHILDS,. and
ID ss-s ssrsr een.. ~
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Call aud Examine otT Stock

before pure hasing elsewhere. for We intend to sell
our goods as low as they can be purchased in
any market E.N n. CHiLDS.
March 18th 1850.
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Tobacco and Cigars,

ever offered in this market which we are able u
offer twenty-five per cent lower than the usua
retail price.
pur stock OF
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

CENTRAL REPUBLIcAs CAMPAIGN CLUB.---Last
evening q number of Republicans met at Clinton Hall
for the purpose of organizing Central Campaign
Club TIE meeting was organized by the appoio''
mept of Mr.. s. l.. Macomber as Chairman and DIR.
John Ives az Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated, by Mr. Simeon
Draper, to be the organization of central body TO
carry out the principles of the Republican party in sup
rort Of the nominees of the various Conventions in
III forthcoming contest.
Mr.. Simeon Draper was elected President by accla-
nation, sad DIR John Ives as Secretary.
Mr. Draper responded to bis election in handsome
,peecb in the course of which he urged upon every
member OF The Climb the importance of the work they
had undertaken, he hoped that spirit Ct union and
harm opy would characterize all their operations in con-
necion with every other body OF the same ] .turo
which might be hereafter formed in any portion of the
civ. or now in existence. After the appointment of
standing Committees, and the adoption of Rules, the
Club adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

FOURTH WARD MISSION ANNWERsARY-Last even
ing the first Anniversary of the Fourth Ward Mission
unJer the superiDtendenee of Mr.. Van Meter, was
held in the Baptist Church. corner of Bfoome and Ez-
abeth streets. About two hundred children, TIE sub
iects of the MsioD seated on and near the plat
fom. large congregation assembled and was enter
tanned by short piguant speeches from rae Rev. Mr.
Van Meter, the Rev. DR.. Lathrop, the Rev. DIR. Arm
tsge, end the Rev. T. L. C!ler; and songs by the
cbildr,n The children appeared very comfortable and
happy. The singing VS. excellent especially consid-
erng the brief period which they have been under
tranIg. II is computed that there is rum-'hop, or
place here intoxicating liquors sold to every four
male ADULTS in the Fourth Ward. smssion has been
established to ward Off the evils consequent upon
drunkenness and is succeeding admirably in is work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IoSpON MONEY MAHKET.-Tbc demand for money
continued very active but there less pre- ssure
than. al the departure o. the Europa, Two and halt
per cent WAS The rate in the open market foI choice
bils The funds had been RE idy and firm, notwith-
standing the depression the Paris BOurse. On the
I'd inst ece arrival the extent Of E6lO0JO from
Australia tue West indies &c. were announced.
IMPROVEMENTS bad taken place in Mexican stocks I'm.
der Tie Arrangement between the United States aud
the JnMez party.
Iryyppo6L CoTTos MARKET The sales of ruesday
and (Youdsy being no iday) in The Liverpool Cot
ton nakr E go Dses Of wbi;h speculator aud export
es took go The ma, closed steady and Win rather bet
Tie advces from Manchester are favorable. The
marx ct vi firm though quiet. go.
ItyFRTOOL BKEhBsTUFFs NJ hRKET.-MeSsrs. wake
e,Id Na, report Flour dull, but steady Wheat quiet but
i'm. IN quotaiions unchanged.
IIvtKpooL PROVISION MARKET.-Beef was quiet.
pok ouet at 90 tr Mef Bacon quiet Lara btetdy al 'po
TsnOU;: Gales Of y. L. at 81 -
IUEpPOoL PRODUCr MARKET. - Sugar buoyant.
quiet Ashes steady Pots ~ feafs |8 Iolo. No
6fn I0I5IOr common spints IuPennhe Aeauy at 90
u5i. n,
LoNDOS MARKETs.-IjREADsTUTFs full hot steady
StGAH u,of and ali qualities slightly higher COFFEE tn
RICE firm, aud odes demanding an advance IEt n,i com
non CCrRou SI TALON quiet LiSsEED olLEo ~" HoS
LONDoS MONEY MARKgr-Mouey was in active
dividend
A"rmcAY sEcuRirms-Sales Of Illinois Cenlra
tbHes 1T e0dS discount: Fre shares at a5d3 aud New
J oh teHtral ,iIaIes 81 4iJag55.
Latest ria Qpoeastoiop.
- LWEuooi, Thursday Afternoon.
CoTToS; 'aies to-day 1900 bales Market drm with slight
ndsBJCIg iensency. '
BEEAbtft fIs quiet and steady
PhOyslONs cUll but steady.
CossoLs Vs. ioI seeeant " dividend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

RUaORED COaBiSkTiOS TO MILL LOGAN, osb "
TIVE CATTURERs OF CooK-7Ee SAippeHsbnrg PENN
NeyS Of Saturday states that, according 70 currsDt r
nor, man by the Of N.Y. rs, resident Of FRANK
i'm County, Tenn, while crossing the South Mountain
into Adams COUNT, was seized by body VI men,
wbose pUrps se as declared by them, TO take big
life believing that be Logan, one OF the capt0rs OF
the late John +. Cook. of Harpers Ferry notorety'
Having a number of letters receipts, &c. in his pos-
session. Mr. Myers proved satisfactorily ID tho party
thai be WIS not The man they bad taken him for.
They stated that they bad by learned that
Logan designed goiGg the )untain thar day,
and as be Myers answered 70 the description they
bad received Of the person of Logan they were conf
dent when they took bin jyers that they had hold Of
scooDdrel Whose body slonli be cut in ten thou-
faId peces" Mr. Myers was released uader promise
that he woOd say pothing about his arrest that would
reach the ears Of Logan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20

YoUyG MESs HEBREW BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
The eleventh anniversary OF the organization OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent Association for the
gratpous distribution of fuel to The poor Of
was celebrated by grand ball at the Academy Of
Music last night The dancing floor was laid over the
stage and parquette level wththe dress circle andtbe
houle was asefully decorated with flags of varions
nations. Over the stage beautiful white canopy
with gold trimmings, in tent FORM finely painted per-
ectve scene being arranged at the farther end of he
building The canopy was lighted by six large chan
dele,s three on each side. The bali was DumerJusly
attended, though the company not 30 large as to
preclude all present from enjoying themselves to the
fullest extent in the mazes of the dance.
At no entertainment given this season have we wit
messed so varied and rich display of dress and Jewels
the latter especially, and dazzling the eye from almost
every part of the house. Under tie management OF j.
Hlborn Chairman of the Floor Committee, all were
accommodated who desiredto dance. Mr. NJ |. Leon,
as Chairman of the Reception Committee paid particu-
lar attention to the guests, and all the appointments
pertaining TO the estiviy so admirably arranged
that no ore had fault TO find. The dress circles were
crowded with visitors 1t is estimated that the Asso-
citation i'll realize for charitable purposes abont s5OO
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unrksr.....R spo,ted BIZ Telesrspk.

MOBILE Jan. 7-CoITON hrmeri sales $3.50 bales Miihaz
al olc sale, of thee days 70 100 bales receipts d. 1892
bales.
MOBILE JAM la-cOrToS firm; sales to-day 600 bales Md
ding l0.c .
PHILABELPBI 10 Flour dun and unchan yed price.
Wheat quiet; Rcd ~ 35dS :6 White ~ 60 CoRS duli
yellow OATS AZ H6c. WHIskY closed hrm az ~ DS
NEw.OEIEASs. Jam 9CoTToS has adv nced c the sizes
to-cey bales Mddug l0l He SUGAR hrm FIR
to J far iP0! cent Premium FREIGHT to Hs'e d-iec
SIGH1 EXCHAACt ON New York "a discount -,
CiycIYNAT Jan. 9FLOUR unchanged; snperine IS 900
IS 40 WBIsKY advanced &C. sails at 2l0tlc Hoe: 20
ssles quoted +6 IS; receipts to-day 60 me-s PoEk
active Off so bb at OIL MEATS: sales oI Z4IJ
n ut cate. LARD quiet at yl0gtc -.
cool brands held IS So WHEAT firm sales o. go bushels
good Write for store at 81 g. CORY d1h
Willie yellow t13G7ie. PRovIsIoSs firm and unchanged
WHRKY steady at 25c. - 1000,
EXCHANGES.
CIScISSArI Jan. I9-sigbt Exchange. on New-Yort =
cent VI. MUM currency and a cent premium Tor gold
(uicAso jan lg-Sight Exchange Newly orb y cent
premium currency and cent prenium on godi private
NEw0RLEAss Jan I8-EScbange New.Yors, 90 days a.
p a. cent dcount; do at light al discount.
NOBLE, jan III cbaI,e New York, Ia Z cent dis
cotnt.
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THE cONGRESS.

TIE London Times, ia an editorial, says that pres
ept souearances indicate hat the contemplated Euro
t.ap Congress will take place, and argues that the
Iosit, of England in such case Will be so much be-
Ter Il saws that in the event OF no Congress oeing
held all that will then remain will be ~ recognize the
Central Italian State which has been formed out OF the
Romseus spd the Ducbies, either as an independent
kingdom OF as part Of the Sandman MopaIc'yi TO
tale our stand on accomplished facts and leave the
Pore Cd 4 bis supporters TO their remedy.
The Dahl Ncrs remarks I at the projected Con-
Rrefs is definitely postponed and that no friend OF
he care of freedom Italy need Roget the tempo
raw difficulty in which d Omacy hnds ITSELF, as every
monih gained eouGrms the liberties OF the Italian
States ard iushes their revolution before me world
The Paris correspondent writing on the ISL OF Jahu-
ary says II was then reported ~ Paris that t1e Con-
grsss would be summoned for the end OF January bur
he exact day was not known.
dispatch dated Rome, Jan. 3 saws that the Due de
Grammout had positively stated 10 the Holy See that
the pamphlet, "Tbe Pope and the Congress" does not
contain the programme of the French Government
The explanation produced excellent eject on the
Pore ana it was hoped he would not object - be
repre- sented at the Congress.
Prince GOrtsehakof left ST. Petersburg on the 9th
for Paris.
The latest accounts from the Csnnert do mo- confirm
the statement that the Congress would not be held
On the contrary it reported IN Paris that the Con-
Qress would meet on the I2.h of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..... So.
Cleared.

Steamsbip-Huntsyie Post, Savannah, II. B. Cromwell
Co.
chips-Viua Burssy San Francisco, Sutton Co.. Colum-
bia, StuIgis New -UIlesn-, " h. Brigt snl
Earks- T.. Denl, Ho-y, Savannah, Den Co.. Deming
Hggins FaTs, j.. l.. Coming.
bigs-AnIi pmeIy " rndel, Cadz Post Small; w. Ma
son. carfon, Wright Barbados, Bishop
Brother; JONES Park, Pork Maauza., w. W. RUSSELL Olive
(}r :. Eeilier, st. Jeso, 7. 4. Chase.
Schoor er.l nrknOw (Br Nicholson Halifax r. " Price,
Kelly zsbetLpon Sarah Elizabeth smith, New Haven
ter SEA S,e,ze, Coons. Savanna, -; > boya,ou 0dn-
e Gaycsttn y. h. brigham; T.. A. DeHart, Lowe Swsa
IssnJ Posi- Small Is. Myes Cobb Eliza5ethport, Post
small Uanyile, Chester, Richmond, e. H. Pierson; LodSa,
Ba, err EOtu y. W Lewis Co. &. Reeves axe. PhIa-
dehia j. w Mckee Eddy Patton, Baltimore, Van brut
Ssght
steamer Boston, sellew, Philadelphia, F. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-20
OVATION TO GARIBALDI.
PORTLAND. Thursday, Jan. 10, 1860.

PORTLAND, Thursday Jan. 10, 1861.
THE s,eamship AnglO-S4xon, from Liverpool az
a. m Of the ksh inst Queenstown 9TH INST, arrived
a this port at O:4j a. to-day.
Her mais leave for Boston this afternoon, and VIII
te due at New.York at 5 p. m. on Friday
The steamship Edinburgh SAILED for New-iork III
.Cmpsny with the ADglo-S'xon.
TIE steam shin Persia reached Liverpool at 55o p M
OF the 3ls:.
The steamship NovaSco,,an from Portland, arrived
.st Queenstown on the morning of the 4th.
Stormy weather had again visited the Egg ash COAST
causing much damage to shipping.
The ship Britannia Of BAH, Me, from Savannah Tor
Iiverreol. which, as teegraphed via Qaeensown per
Eu,o,s Isss driven ashore had become wreck, near
yarmouth Tne captain and a portion q the crew
were saved. The Cargo was being saved.
The bark Richard Taunton, which cleared from
N+w.Yolk September %, for Liverpool, had not been
heard Of.
Tire ship Venice, from Liverpool for New-York,
xb;eb nm, into Fayal leaky, had reloaded half her
cage when she caught fire, and was cnta nut some
,,gs made Intellectual Efforts to reach her, but the
vessel VIA carried out by the tide, and was not alter
ward seen. The supposition is that she totally
destroyed.
A large ship, supposed to be American, was
riding ~ spchor Jan. 3 near Fleetwood with all heI
u8asts cut asay.
The ship switzerland, from Liverpool for New-York
had put back.
The J. Mauran from LeghOm for Boston, put into
Gibraltar, Dec -, leaking, and would discharge.
The Lucy Atwood, from Terceira for Boston, wa
struck by sea Dec g. which washed the captain over
board swept decks, &C., and was abandoned in nix
jnp condition on the l4th. Crew saved and landed
Deal