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charged but to protect the decorum and dignity of
the House. There other transgressons OF order
that day and he had wished if possible TO arrest that
sort of discussion which might lead to calamitous results
Mr. Pryor The explanation of my colleague in rel.
to the issue between him and myself provoked
by the language of the New York Herald is perfectly
satisfactory.
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A NARn

To the Editor of the Richmond Wing;
Dear Sir Having signed the letter asking for the
views of the Hon. JnO NJ Bolts upon the questions now
agitating the public mind, have this to say: that
signed said letter or call without intending to commit
myself to any opinion be expressed therein lnever
read the answer until it published. If any man is
slandered therein do not endorse it. If reasonable
sentiments are contained therein do not endorse them
Respectfully, WIN. d. PATE.
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A Rich LOUISIANA PLANTER-A sugar plantation was
purchased in st. James parish, La few days ago, by
Mr. Burnside, dry goods merchant of New ORGANS,
for 100000 This (says the New Orleans Delta is
sidered splendid investment as there are
or eight thousand acres in the tract and under good
management It ought to produce two thousand hogs
heads Of sugar. This purchase will swell the invest
of Mr.. Burnside in sugar culture, TO nearly two
millions His slaves now exceed one thousand. Three
years ago Mr.. B. purchased the magnificent Houmas es
tate with some five hundred slaves from Colonel John
Preston the of which with additions of slaves aud
lands exceeded million Of dollars
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wIs,ar's Bclsam OF Wild Cherry.

This medicine coming hon respectable source and carefully
prepared by experienced and sfu physician received
the public with confidence Its efficacy has been In
obduate Of and Its fame has rapidly extended II
has been extensively usedn the particularly
the Middle and Northern States and strong testimony
highly respectable and Negligent persons has been sdaced In
favor Of It's merits remedy for Colds and Coughs affections Of
the Chest diseased Liver.
No other Cough remedyh eyer saned so high reputation
None genuine unlrs.d ,.hsed BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared " SETH W. fOwLE CO. Boston, and for by
ARII 6hkY, PURCELL LADD CO., and W. PETERSON,
Richmond and by appoed agents In every county and Drug
gists generally. ia2+-dcGwlw
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Take Notice.

There viii De g meeting Of the Opposition party OF
Richmond at the City Hail. on tomorrow Thursday
evening Al ~ o'clock for the purpose Of appointing del
c,,ss 10 the Twenty-Secoud Of February Convention
Let there be a fun attendance
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CASE FOR TnE TMEs.-Ths morning case came
under observation which tends to show up the elm
pending crisis colored woman arrived at one of our
hotels from Cincinnati En-, route for Lynchburg Va to
return to slavery! short time since, She IN Oounec
ton with twentyone others, freed by Mrs. Shackle
ford of Amherst Va and by the terms of freedom given
in her will they forced to move to Cincinnati
They removed there, but have become disguised with
freedom. No anything for then and it Is with
difficulty they can sgbsis There is no sympathy of the
white folks for them and she represents the condition Of
the free negroes as horrible. She is determined to 60
back to "ole Virginny where she be cared for
She has great contempt for the abotonists and is real
ly intelligent She is confident that Of the
others will return to Virginia Washington States,
Washington correspondent Of the BALTIMORE S,e
writes as fciiiiaags,
An old colored woman, who, with her four children,
manumitted Lynchburg Va, recently, and sent to
Ohio arrived here last night her way back to her old
home where she says she had been treated "better den
one half de folks in Ohio" She further says her short
residence in that State has Disguised her with dem free
State folks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

VALEDICToRY Gov RUNSELs, OF TExAs.-0n re-
signing the Gubernatora chair to Gov. Houston Gov.
Runnels delivered brief valedicory address. He claim
ed that his recommendation to organize the militia in
view of the existing sectional difficulties had been fully
justified by events that tue history of the past
FIVE years demonstrated Interchangeable determination
on the part of the Northern States assa the dearest
political rights of the South, and to destroy its domestic
institutions The history of the world he says, does not
afford example of nation radically divided long
remaining under common government Preparation
will not hasten coming event, and may avert the conse-
quences of this inevitable separation therefore the time
has arrived for the South to look to her delences
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TO CORRESPONpENTS

WLSsrs btHsss rHsSibs addressed g ~ SdoT q ~
VAC. ~, 49,, ,.ht,,A
lss orfssa 6o sta Of s Pdps- tetA Hoi % Psoss-
A. Tai q u long stuadng ougN % tsoton % az
uf oil n bs departed from OBITUARY. notices sosea
a. ai,Af Xmas ore Charged or a. ddCertiserneats
~ We cdnnof undertake 70 rsfHrn rGetsd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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change In public Sentiment In regard TO At
rfrnn slavery.

III. .T.Y a. Ia road liz
H' notorious ''' -., ,b.r.,,,t-,ris,s
.-, s.. r,,,.r ~ nm. more en-
tnAt 'o 'e'' '''''' .,-,i.,,-,t has
-...-3 ~, African Slavery
unle' gone ..,....,s ,t. .,,..i.
"''''' 'L .I.. .,..v ,.-s.i,ry tbis chance
non VI ''' rs ...,,,l ,-5
ms o''- -, In ,..t. .s,s
ne'''S J0'7'''-'. -. 80.
or '"'''! years '-'' '.'''', lt..,...-
A'' 'S MORA. 'o,''' '..' -, -,
almost "'. '''''' tn -, -.
wy '' '--''' ' - - .,.. t.sl
-. 80 r-..,..t. .....,s ,,.-,rr mi,
lN''F 'f'' '' 80. -. -
ine 'A"ss''"''" 'lN'--~
passage n slave S''i'' .I' ''is'-''' o'''''''
generation "e', necessary '-'''.'-' VI '-''
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Ni.,.'-s '- .., n. IN NV.
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'll''' =. NJ; - - e., ,b. p,i,i.b
81 -, -t.r,,,I.-,,v of l,,isl,tors
0O3''''' I,-l..--.. ~ ,l..;r s,,,'.-i.,- ,i-5,r -
P-'''' W. -. -, ir,,, t,r,.r
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iSU' nave 80 - s-
t1e vs. -. -. h.
''"-'' - t.,,.;9..s and
h'ed 'o-e-'e' '' '-. '...
conddced immensely 10 Tue ue''''t"''U, VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

THE ORGANS OF THE MERCHANTS.-Phe merchants OF
New York (says the Day Book beginning to feel most
seAsiby the Reorganization and excitement in the pot
cal world which the Republican party has brought upon
u.s. The commercial financial and trading interests OF
this city are suffering severely simply because the
Republican party muishly and obsnately persist in at
tempting to force on Congress Speaker who stands
forth as the endorser of treason and revolution Let COM
merce and business 60 to the dogs until Aboltonism is
crushed, for later must have to fight with
it. and the longer it is postponed the more dangerous
and destructive the battle.
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NEW CONCERN

TJNHE subscribers will continue the GROCERY and C0Mhlsg
BUSINESS under the style and firm Of TAROY WILLIAM
the stand occupied by the late firm Of fiNsEf TAKDi
WILLIAMS and would take this occasion 10 return their sheer
thanks the very liberal patronage to the late h
the years, and their friends that eIeuOh
part shah be lacking TO merit continuance Of the SANE
They wh at all times keep hand well assorted stoef
Goods er line will pay particular attention TO the saf"
Produce consigned 10 them a.,
They arr agents the sale o. ADAMANTINE CANDLES E
they the trade low they be bought In sI
the Northern Markets. s. @. TARDY
JAS. I. WILLIAh
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A CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN REALTTl
the people the South have generally determined to dn
mate hereafter when making their purchases In favor OF a
dneture gOo. and tbs rsolye has given Tsh
enterprises undersigned desire inform the pub
that their Of the Oldest the
ciy-was established In 1923 by Mess Cook Ryan, and IA
subsequently, conducted by Mr. Peter Cook with whom Mr. A
Hill Afterwards associated Originally conducted limited
SCALE the manufacturing department Of the business has been
creased from and Is enArgs
still With experience OF thirty years business
by senior partner and from the fact that both
firm born AMI raised In Richmond confident that
will be able the expectations all who desire purchase
durable and well made souTHEhs prices
and on accommodating terms. ALEA HILL 4 CO,
ia2i No. i2T Main 81
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DISSOLUTION.

TIVE Of TnSey fardy Williams this day dso'i
by mutu Al consent. The 81 the firm will be used
either partner in winding up the business Of the hrm
H. 7. TISsIEY,
3. C. TARDY,
JAS 7. WILLIAh
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rAAHRIRD.
DIED,

On Wednesday syenlng he 18Th Baltimore by the Rev.
Dr. CoXe JoHS ALLAN ESQ., Of Richmond, to HENRIETTA,
daughter Of w. IL. Holman, Esq
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At his residence "IndaE Fields Monday the 10th inst, az
a short Illness ARCHIE AID CAMPBELL McCANDLlsH ESQ
In the 32d year of his age.
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THE BOOT AID SHOE CUISINES,

The Boston Shipping LIT, of 2lst inst, gives rather
de Of the Boot and oe market OF city but
such adage Springs toh woodcocks " and while we
DO admit that souherners ara guble than other people
still there may be something Of ain the following report which
would be well to contemplate eisurey swallowing It q.
Of the tricks Of trade" TO Ling down prices
petition may he driven or sndf the lynn Natick free soe
nip Southern enterprise. " the germ, by undereng those
who ensage in tAem ey will not hesitate to DO for they
cute fOks Come sOuth men, they say, prces
ousy low quickly lest favorable change shall place
The stock Of desirable work but moderate that's canor
but Of other kinds there Il large supply"
"W0 notice YER dull unsettled Boot and Shoe
Market Buyers here from all the leading points
West but the trade appear be discouraged with pros
poets the business a5any previous time years Ma
holders anxious SELL and buyers appear have
Thing their Prices la consequence, rule runousy
excep. for the desirable kinds Of work. Bogns
goodshayng been sold nnance l5 - per
cost Private alyces from the West this
quite dcOuraglng Money and light
prospect trade with that elton favorable
week two
THE stock OF desirable work but moderate while other
kinds there large SUPPLY Buyers have purchased very spar
gy aud the business falls sparingy this tine.
favorable change take place before the close the
the low prices AT Which goods selling may lead larger pa
chases than usual hut c indications the Spring
likely TO he unsat factory
Tile respects Of the de not very eRcouE gng for active
manuf cturng operaoh and manufactures should
tiousy aud turn out only such goods wanted"
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SPEClAL NOTACE.-CIIAS.T T.
49, WuRTfIAM Gc0. call attention to their sale Of gu.
and Mpasss their warehouse the Dock this morning
1 O'Clock.
WIN be added TO the aboyt'sa
boxes No. TanOw Candles
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n o I &c T..

Tn Withdrawing from the OF BUTLER, SON fnst
LIN beg leave offer my sincere thanks TO my lnena,,
others fo their liberal patronage and support wilhelm The
business and would respectfully request them to
same Yards the Of VIM. T. Butler SON ,ry
PETER A. FRASKLIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25
| GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

IN tbs since excellent townSman NAPHran f1, ~
formed ~ hat he had prepared hair reorer with
experimenting upon his head whose top was entirely f
We m days since, and the place bald Tour ~
since fac crop hair has sprung up with vigorous
convinced Is Mr. EzEKIn OF the efficacy Of his
has named "THE INPALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR sdas
Mr. Is about going extensive manufacture OF AZ iJ
which destined prove Of anxious interest 10 our p
fiends.-F From Richmond Enquirer Dec. l2h lsS
This famous article be hal the principal ~
Those persons who desire fine head hair have only 50
according to printed directions the bottle 30
have any doubts OF Its efficacy have them removed
time, b. Using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsroRER lsfAL
proving that II Is all that Is Is claimed be- ,4vxIu
Wholesale depot for orders ~ Main 81.
RICHMOND, Nov IL lSs A,
N EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible, hh -, -
bald for the past j2 years and have restored my hAr @
KIELs VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER. NAPHfIn LI
This day before me, by saphts EZEKIEL p,chnonA
dsls-dkwiy Mayor uh---I
GUANO... l00 Eide Island Guano 70 as rSIca
" In sore, for sale By IT, shi'A
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

INHE OF Butler, Son Franklin, Is dissolved by f y
drawal Of Peter A. Franklin to date from the LIST iISi "
business will continued by VIM. T. Butler and Wa BSl
Jr under the style and firm of WM. T. BUTLER son, VI
Will close up the business Of the late Arm
VIM y BUTLER
VIM y. BUTLER yLi
PETER A. PRANKLla
RICHMOND JAM 18th, 1860.
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- PREPARE FOR THE Bill

PREPARE FOX THE BILL
B>S9 Gus FEyER-As the Pail approaches, and BIov
and Ague and Peyes has become prevalent person should
prepare themselves Eh the proper remedies for these dang
diseases The secretion Of bile and the Inactivity Of the liver 10
gher with headache pain In the limbs and back GIT and
loss Of appetite the forerunners Of these maAes efficient
should be resOd 10 by which these symptoms "a,
be removed Por this purpose know Of nothing sL
"BAKERs PREMIUM BrTERS" They eradicate the bile IN,
the pains cool the fever strengthen the digestive organs en-,
ate pure heahfu circulation Of the blood and produce
spirits which Of themselves tend greatly TO DO away With al N
heahfuness Bters taken with perfect b.
all ages and sexes without regard 10 weather diet and III
prove valuable family medicine In all where active ot
Is required.
had Of PURCELL, LADD CO.. and all other promn,n
Druggists In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere Virginia
sTABLER CO, Baltimore; R. A. FAHNEsT0CK 90, PbAL
dephia and Of BARNES 4 PARK, New York.
Orders filled by Addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor
seI2-dAc Richmond. Va
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By Mr. PAXTON-Proyidng that Railroad companies
in which the Commonwealth is stockhoder, shall use
in the construction, equipment repair and operation OF
their roads materials supplies machinery and other fab
rics produced and manufactured in this State auhori-
zng an increase of the capital stock of the Sweet and
Salt Sulphur Springs TURNPIKE Company; increasing the
capital stock of the Coal River Navigation Company.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING part Of the Not
toway river lawful fence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-25

REMEMBER!
That Ctadoro Excelsior Hair Dye the only hair dy, 10 A.,
lea that has the
DIRECT Sanction
the highest scientific authority The most distinguished a A.
chemist, and analyst second In the vOrdO
DR. Gibson
has certified over his signature that this dye eontaa
leteous Ingredient The Official document may be seenuy
Aston House.
rs 1T WISE TO RISK
unauthencated dyes when thus endorsed meur,A
superior others the quality Of the eolo np.r,. -
tanable
Sold everywhere aud applied by all Hair Dresser. cRlsr
DOR0, No 6 Aston House, New York jai3-divlu
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Qua O...iOo tons Eide Island Guano 80 Dc rsica
" In sore, for sale By J. IT, shi'
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKRs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

This invaluable medicine unfsiHng In N. cur. Of
painful and dangerous diseases Incident 70 the female
II moderates al and all ob.,rueto,,
whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited Il WILL In short time. bring 90 u, r..,
y period with regularity.
CAUTION
7Aess PHI should not be taken BY females n1t az. pv.-
during ne FIRST THREE K0gTHS ney are ss1. d -,
on A.cdyidgs but at svsy otter tim. aad ese,y
ney perfectly sas
In all and Spinal Affections Pain IN III
and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue slight eIeriion P.p.u
Heart Lowne Of spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache W.
and all the painful diseases oceasioned by dsordered
Pills will effect when all other have failed
directions In the pamphlet around each paeiAs. ~,
should be carefully preserved
bottle containing ~ pills. and encrced with u, e.y,r..,
Stamp Of Great Britain, be sent pOsfee fer o. and
stamps. JOB NOSE
Rochester, New Yort
General Agent for the United Stat.
Sold In Richmond By all the respectable Druggists. WIN +,
sPoTswooD Agent for Petersburg; NJ A. sAsTos Ag.p, g.
Norfolk. mais-sodkeiy
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NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES.--15O 500 bushels Nov,
~ Scotia Potatoes In store, for sale by ~. f.
la25-G, CHks. T. WORKMAN 4 CO.
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EUECCrIvE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, Jan. ~, 1860.
To me Senate and Horse Of Delegates Of Virginia
Gentemen-I transmit the enclosed report for the in
formation Of the General Assembly. Respectfully,
JOHN LETCHER.
large number of bills advanceda stage and the
Senate then adjourned
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WELLS WEDDING AND KILLING
IL HOEsJust received full assortment OF Ewel Wedding
and Killing Hoes.
Also Grabbing Hoes Matox Picks superior castseeI
Wedding Hoes. CLARKsON ANDERSON,
jaa5 No. loo Main street, Richmond.
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Isnser 4. Pryor and Iannes Gordon Rennelt.

The telegraph furnished brief report of the excoria-
toa of Bennett 10y the representative of the Petersburg
District in ;he House of Representatives. last Friday
Below &, fuller report Bennett is the ftss aehates OF
Buchanan. We would Ike to snow what Mr.. Pryor
drinks of yhe man vino makes friend and confident Of
E---.--
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HUINL Of UELEUATEN.
The House at the usual hour and called to or
der by Speaker CRUUHFIELD.


Reports were presented from various committees: In
cooperating the Southside Female College, in Danville
reviving aud rcenacng the act authorizing loan from
the Literary furd HE trustees of West Liberty Acad
envy adverse tie petitions of citizens Of Norfolk
ty for act authorizing vote IN reference TO abolish
ING the Free School System in sad county refunding
Henry Cooper of Frederick taxes improperly imposed
for the relief Of Geo W Stanley of Rockingham; reeas
ing Edward Vincent Of Marion from IA ine releasing
Josiah j. Vincent of Marion, from fine; adverse to the
claim of Whitley Fullen adverse to the claim Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of jefferson; establishing
Lirrnil Cnnri for the inNn Of DanYilln
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-01
Murder.

Wo have been informed that on
Monday week, an old man by tho
name OF Winchell, living in Jackton
township, in the County of Jackson,
was murdered by his con, son-n. law
and nephew. The body was found
Sunday in mill pond, Eot far from
the Old mans residence, wrapped in
bed quilt, with about one hundred
pounds ofstone attached to him, and
his throat cut from ear to ear. We
have been informed that the old man
was sent to tho Penitentiary some
years ago from some county north of
this; that ter his release from i'm.
prisonment no moved into Jackson
county, where he followed what he
termed "collrcting taxes" for The pur:
pose Of liqri latiUg the States indebt.
ness to him; that his sob, son in law
and nephew were engaged with him
in tho same thieVing business; that
short time ago he told them that he
had quit the business; that ho wanted
them to quit it also, or he should n.
form on them; hence the murder; that
early on the evening on which the
murder was committed, the female
portion Of the family had gone away,
leaving behind thom a young sou OF
Mr.. WinchelP., who, after the old
man was taken ont OF the house, was
locked up in tn. room; but who sub.
sequently made his escape by C limb.
ing out Of q window, and afterwards
communicated the TACT OF the murder
Of his father to some playmales, which
led to the search that resulted in the
rec very ofthe old mans body. The
parties implicated in the murder have
been arrested and committed for trial
at the jackson Court OF Common
Pleas. -ChU. Ado.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-01
The ,Stea mship Hungarian "a To-
tai Wreek-AIi on Board Lost.

HALIFAX, N. S., Tuesday, Feb. 81.
The brig Cygnet, which has arri-
we'd at this port, in twelve days from
New York, when lying to in thick
weather, on Sunday evening at six
o'clock, off Liverpool, N. s., saw a
large screw steamer steaming west
northwest. Hence the steamer ashore
at Cape Ledge is probably the steam.
ship Hungarian, Capt. Jones, which
left Liverpool on the Sth inst. for
Portland. I've Agent Of the Associ.
ated Press las sent special messen.
ger to the scene OF the disaster. lie
has also received the following:
BARRINSToN, n. s., Feb. 20-S z. M
Tho steamers lights were seen at
4 O'Clock thismorning, and at daylight
she was found to be ashore half mile
from tie Island. The sea was so
rough that boats could not reach her.
A vessel is preparing to 60 to her as,
sistance. The American Consul pro.
ceeded at once to the steamer, but has
not yet returned. We shall probably
have particulars in the morning.
The following is the only news yet
obtained from the scene of the wreck:
The large steamship ashore on the
West side of Cape Sable is the steam.
ship Hungarian. which sailed from
Queenstown on the 9th inst. for Port
land. She is total wreck, and all
her crew and passengers arc suppo
sed to be lost. A small portion OF
her hull is now visible at low water
Nothing like the news dispatch Tor
the Associated Press can be found,
but it is thought it may be in mail, a
small portion of which has been saved
in a damaged state. One passenger
ticket has been found, with the name OF
Ellen SheehaD upon it.
Tne following has been sent from
Cape Sable to Messrs. Conrad & Co.:
"a steamers lights were seen on
Monday morning, at 8 O'Clock; at
I'daybreak the spars and pipe were seen
standing, and at 10 A. M. all had
gone BY the board. Then the ship
settled fast. A heavy sea was run
ming, breaking mast high over the
ship. Communication with the ship
was impossible. All on board must
have been lost, unless the boats left
the ship before daylight, which is not
likely. At low water part OF the ship
is still visible"
This is all the news that can be OBJ.
tanned to'night.--N Y. Times, FEB.
81.