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Dyspepsia and General Debility.
CARLISLE, Warren, County, O.

CARLISLE. Warren. County. O.,
March 9. 1858.
DR c. W. RoBA cK Dear Sr:-For the
benefit Of suffering humanity permit ne "a
ssy that have found your scandinavian
Blood Purifier end Blood Pills. . sure cure
to' Indigestion and Liver Compliant. Ihavc
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for Eve years end have tried . great many
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v'sed By . friend TO Try your Blood Purifier
and Pills and did %. was living in Gin.
cinnati q the time. end ] went 10 your Of.
6ce sOd purchased one bottle Of Purifier and
one box Pills 10 commence with, end bless
the day found your valuable medicines. for
! en- enj,ying good health q present, and
iesI confident that the cure is permanent ~
Let others buy smd take what they please.
g for me, give me the Blood Purifier end
Pills for sll chronic diseases. which arise
from impure blood or arrangement Of the
digestive osgaos. take no other medi.
cines, and hsve not for the les, eighteen
months. Most truly, T. v. DuBols.
@See advertisement.
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Cua'oUs REPRHrAncs.- MuskeRon
Mieh.. % ws learn from . mss from The,
ssssieas 80 90 - 81 1sssk - ltssu
both feet Of, resolved 70 make smends b.
starving himself 70 death. 4 gsntlemsn
from there told us thst when hs leh tie
msn had sbs'sineS 70 dsys from slI food end
drink. This is : veritabIe csss . ssouched
BY the physicians. He wss expected to live
but few dsvs longer. He wss occupied
With PRAYER Tor his soul, which
he feared wss destined for pusgstory.
Racine Journal.
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Come in and Shut the Door.
On! Do not stand % long ouiside.
Why need you Be 80 shy!s
The peopIe's eyes are open. John.
AZ they sSe psss'ng BY.
xou csnnos tell chat they may think,
They've ssid strange lhines before.
And IL you wish 10 talk s~hile.
Gene ia and shut the door!
My. DO not ssy, mo. thank you. Jane"
With such bashiul smile;
You ssid when ladies whispered NO."
They mean "Yes,~ ell the while.
NJ tasher, ton. will welcome you.
ItoId you that before;
u doesn't look we'll ss0ding here
Come in and shut the door.
You ssy did not answer y,u
t. what wss ssid Isss night;
! hsssd your question 10 the dsrk-
Thought On Il 10 The light;
And aew ~ lips shall sisss what
~ hsess hss ssit bsfssei
Yss. dearest, I.-bss sssy awhile
Cone is-snd shut the door!
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Mother. watch the little feet
Climbing Ger the garden wall,
Bounding through the busy street.
Ranging cellar. shed and hall;
Never count the moments lost,
Never mind the time IL costs:
Little feet will 70 sstrsy.
Guide them. mother. while yos nay.
Mother. watch The little hand
Picking berries BY The way,
Making houses In ire sand.
Tossing o'er the frassns hsy.
Never dare the question ssk,
why TO me this weary tsskr
These same little hands may prove
Messengers Of ligh. and love.
Mother! wsieh the little tongue,
Pfstiling. eloquent and wild.
What 10 said and what 10 sung
ny the happy, joyous child.
Catch the word while yet unspokes,
Stop the vow before ',is broken;
This same tongue msy yet proclaim
Blessings in . Ssviour's name.
Mother! watch the little heart
Beating soft snd warm ior you;
wholesome le sons nov impsr,;
Keep. Q keep that young heart true.
Ex,irps'ing every weed.
Sowing good end precious seed;
Harvest rich you then msy see
Ripening for eternity.
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how. snd be able TO provide for the occasion
each peFson who intends N sking this de
hsh'ful and novel trip is rssues ed 10 for
ward hs nsme immediately. sccompsn nies
with Five DOLLARS, TO the Chairman. WIN
.. Beach. Of 'his city. The names thus for
wssded will BE- entered on the books Of The
Secretary % the guests NJ the committee
end the money will be handed over 10 the
Treasurer. to be used In paying for the pro.
vision heretofore referred 10. aud for defrsy.
ing s'l expenses contingent on the usps.
Portss'on Of freight, &C.. &c. A sepers,e
tent will be furnished to the DsIeRstes. for
consu lts'ion, end i is expected that thew
will participate 10 THE programme. Although
persons may send their nsmes and Eve dol.
lsrs 10 the Chsirmsn. thus becoming secure
of the sccomno dsiion siIsrded By the Com.
~'tsee' end take any rou.efor. snd 20 q sny
time 10 Charleston. yet eli who enter into
the arrangement are requested to meet 81
indianapolis. in time 10 take noon train on
Toesdsy. the 7,h day Of April.
Tickets or the route selected. We Wash.
ington City aud Richmond. Virginia, allow.
ing the passengers 10 stop over st any point.
going Or returning. and which are good Tor
more than one month. will cost thirty eight
dollars end fifteen cents. Add to this the
I've dollars advanced Tor provisions. &C. snJl
~ dollars end eighty Eve cents for conun-
rent, expensss. going and returning, and We
'sve the entire necessary outlay for the
Quincy brought within the sum OF 6ity
Iollsss.
The committee hope and believe that Eve
hundred Of their fellow Democrats, Of the
''ste Of Indiana. will immedis,ely respond 10
he arrangements here made for their sccom.
nodstion. They will sgsin call the attention
thoss designing &C. 60, and wishing 10 en-.
er into this programme. TO the necessity II
ending up their names % soon % possible.
hst provisions nav be supplied in proper.
ion 70 The nuobes ef visissais.
By order Of ne Executive Coanlssse.
WI. ,. oBACR, CAsIbmss.
GonDos TAHssR. Secretary. n
J. J. BiscHAn. Treasurer. !,
4::''': ;::' !: s:::. s:::.' x....... !
A. n. Brown.
indianapolis. March ~. 1860. d
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Circular--Ts ths Dsneeraey Of Indiana
hAes been feared thst the high prices /,
- ehsssed fos board q Charleston. during
shs si,tisg Of The National Convention, vii
tend 10 prevent the abundance of many o.
shs People. and thus suppress. 10 some ex.
tent On expression Of the Popular Sentiment,
particularly Of the North Wes,. on the Pres
'dsai'sl question. For the purpose Of pro
vidine mssns 70 obvisss the difficulties con
ssmplsted. : aumbcs Of Democrats from
tsG<ssas psrss of lndisns, met q the Bstes
hosse. - this city. on The evening Of The
9th issl Col. J. G. wslkes. Of L,pore. 10
the Chair. and Gordon Tanner, Of Indisus D.
ole, Secretary.
Ths following parsons we're appointed IN
Esecssive Con.M.ittes. 70 make arrangements
'os the Grip 70 ChsrIestoo, and provide for
che comfort Of those who NAV vial, thss city,
dsr"g The session Of The Conveation, from
sAe State Of Indiana, so-wit: Wm. b. Beech,
Chsirmsa. Cosdos Tssses. Secsssssy;J y.
Sisshsm. Treasurer; ssd A. Il. Brown,
Jsmes ,. Rysa and AsuilIs Jones. Mssa
gre.
The Executive commi,sss take pleasure
70 announcing % the public that they have
eonssmmstsd arrangements, b. which shose
Wishing % visit ChssIsstOn. during the Con-
ssnsies. csn Do % and return, st an expsnss,
including everything. Of sOt more shsa 6uy
ss''ssa The COmmissss have procured u
ssse, wsses proof tent. ct the kind used O.
asssl hslls q our State fairs. capable of &C
semnodstiag Gvs hundred men, end, q The
proper tiae, viii forward The same, In
sAsses q reliable sgsss. 70 ChssIes,on. !
where q wiIl b pitched snd arranged Tor the
.ssepsioa q gusssa They will procure end
'o'wssd. 70 charge Of the same sgent, sllI
l'svi''oss ssesssssy fos Tie ssppos, os those
"ssy 3 ssesstsiosd will 60 from this State,
saa viii o ell that can b done 10 contsibuse
ssheis es@foss. The Conmitssr, howvver,
go ealy psemIss their fellow soldiers secure I
rssses'ss tsoa iaelsmsst wssshev and the
- snasgsasats q camp. and must
.ssessssstly request that each msa will
nse sisA - shswl. BLANKET o. eovssIss,
vsees = shss wssa sIiassss Will furnish .
ssssa eflszssy." = god viii end Viz.
'ssss sssee - or ssassasss tos = pIsas- !,
ct das.'s
= s'dsr bet ne Committee nay know j
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PEEsAcoLAs April s.
The sloop-of war Ssvsnnsh has arrived
here from Vera Cruz the 26th slt. Her ad-
vices are. that Mrsmon VS. re,restine. -
The sloop-of.wsr Brooklyn had no, arrived.
We have been unable 10 obtain ssy details
Of the news.
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AProrErnsHr o. y. 3. MARsHAL ron II.
E'ishs q. Esglish, o. Scott
county. fadians. bee been sppoinssd Usilsd
STATES Mssshal fOs the State d lsdisss. 70
place Of Hon. J. L Robinson, deceased. ~
Washington Constitution. March 90.
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Psssssmsp svGsv wEDHEsDAY. At yAsPER
sossss coUsry, IBpiAHA. "
0IxxxxT 0ANE.
OPTlCE-Coansa o. MAcpoHALp AID
WEsr SgREsrs.


nAfEo % ADvgRTIsrRo.
Pss sqssss Of 10 liaes OF less, week, 81 00.
Eaeh eubeequeus iusertiom, Is cts.
Longer sdvertiseme nts. q same rate. A
fraction over evan square or squares, counted
% . square. These ere the terms for tran.
sisnt advertisements; : reasonable deduc.
tiea will b made TO regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment OF administrators
end legal aotiees Of like character to be
paid for 10 advance.
AnnouHciH0 CANDIDATES.:
Fss Township Offices. each, ol 100
yos County = 400
For District. Circuit, or State. 500
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D-A conversation occurred between I
csunseIIer-st-law end . client. II wan,
you 20 defend me. What DO you charger
"Twen'y dollsss, II yoo furnish ,hs wisnesses,
and forty u ! furnish them" Client promised
% take terms under consideration end repor,
next dsy. Such b lsw.
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"Ths Psess-Puipit-snd re,iiccat--
the three ruling powers Of the world. The
irss spsesds knowledge. the second moral.
snd,hs lsst spsesd@---ccpsidersbly.
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NV HOsks AySu - =. j.
From rsturas received % 70 this hour
from Consstiicus. the indications sss ,hss
Buetingham . elected Governor by sbcu,
900 msjorty.
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MEcE PR -One cracker and .
half, three spoonsfdl Of melted butter,
: cup Of vinegar, one cup Of molassss
and spice and flavor % your sasts.---
Melt the butter and vinegar, then ed
lhe rsss and fll your paste. Covsrss
nsual. This, II we'll mads, csn hard
y b distinguished Aou ; mines ~
u meat end apples.
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01rAn Irish paper adversisss: sWanted,
N abIe bodied mss q wssherwomsn.
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TPlow deep for ; good crop.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-03

SALT.-Salt continues in good demand and very firm
Liverpool selling at 10 for Ground Alum for Mar
shall and jeffrey Darcys fine and 81 25 per sack fo
Ashtons do and quote Turks Island as before at II
(G20 cts per bushe from store
WHlSKEY.-W hiskey is dull but it is unchanged il
price and we still quote it at 25H cts for Country &c
for City, and 26AGG26L cts for Ohio
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*Kansas has adopted Constitution and formed State
government and only awaits the recognition by Congress
to become the thirty fourth State in the confederacy The
following State officers, all eff whom Republican
their politics, have been elected: Governor, Charles
Robinson; LieutenanGovernor, Joseph p Root; Secre
tary of State, John W. Robinson; Auditor George s.
Hilyer; Treasurer, VIM Thoau Attorney General Beni
simpson; Superintendent of Public Instruction VIM
X Griffith; ChefJustice Supreme Court, Thomas Ewing
~ Associate Justices, Samuel A. Kngman, Lawrence
d. Bailey; Congress, Martin F. Conway
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
C0ASTWISE

BosToN-Brig Empire.
200 bales hemp, John Henderson Co.; II bills paper
Wheewright Nudge; 25 bbs. mdse C. II. Myers &
Bro; casks starch, j. H. HASKELL 29l bbs fish 2drums
hake half do, F. +. Pope 724 drums figs, 33
do, Palmer 4 Thomas; 435 pkgs. mdse., sundry per-
JACKsoNvILLE-Brig Delta.
5000 #. lumber, T. J. Hand & Co.
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CIRCUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CoUNrY.-Befor
Rich ard Grason, Esq. Special Judge.

by the above table it will be seen that there has
been considerable falling off in the last three
years. but this is owing to the county seat being re-
moved to Towsontown; persons from the county,
visiting the city, resort for the purpose to the
Court of Common Pleas.
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The steam Touring mills of NJ II. Butler & CO.,
at Mt. Clemens, Mich, were entirely destroyed by
fire last Thursday night. The total loss is about
$ll 900, including the stock on hand Insurance
on mill and stock $4,000. Actual loss $4,000.
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IA " INTELLNENrF.,

SUPERIon CouRr.-Hon. R. N Martin, Judge
The following occupied yesterday:
Elisha Warlord and others vs. Richard Colyir
Warford. An action of ejectment under the will
OF the late Rachel Covn. Before reported Ar.
gument on prayers. Argument continued by VIM.
Schley, Esq, for defendant.
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday:
Louis Filling VS.. Charles Herrold and Wife Bill
to set aside deed as being fraudulent. Not con-
cuded. Reynolds for plaintiff. Magruder for re-
spondents.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. The following occupied Yesterday
Edward Clark VS.. William S. Walmesley. An
action to recover for alleged infringement OF
sewing machine patent. Before reported This
case was called yesterday, but owing to misun.
derstanding between COUNSEL in regard to some ar
rangements about reporting the case in ertenso il
was continued until this morning at 10 o'clock.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. L. Mar
shall, Judge.
Nothing done yesterday.
CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUYrY.-Before
Rich ard Grason, Esq. Special Judge.
TowsoNTowN, Dec 81, 1859.
Court was called this morning to hear the argu
ments of counsel in TIE case of Morrison u.s. Morri
son, but owing to the absence of Mr.. Boarman one
OF the counsel, the Court adjourned until tomorrow
when Judge Price will resume his place on the
Bench, and the criminal cases be taken up.
The following table shows the number of mar
rlage licenses issued by the several Clerks of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore County for the past
eight years. commencing January lst, 1852 and
ending December 81, 1859.
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The British Protestant missionaries in India have
designated the second week in January, 1860 as a
time OF special prayer for the outpouring of Gods
spirit upon all flesh, that all Of the ends of the
earth might see his salvation. The Bishop of Riron
Canons Marsh and Stowell, Hon. and Rev. B. W
NOVEL;, DR.. Bonar, Rev. William Arthur, and
many OF the divines of the Established and Dissent
ing Churches, have published their warm approval
of this movement ir
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hE-oRGANZATIoN OF tue AMERICAN EXPRESS Con-
BANY.-The first charter of the American FxnraSs
Company, which was for term of ten wears. expired
on Saturday, and the occasion was celebrated by
meeting of the stockholders in their new marble
building in Hudson street, where they partook of
collation.. In compliance with legal requirements,
thu, property of the company was sold at auction
and brought SGOO,O 900. 1t was purchased by Aaron
Freeman; of Schenectady, for Henry Wells, John
Bntterheld, W. 5. Fargo, Johnston Livingston,
as the new American Express COMPANY The new
co-partnership is for thirty years The business of
the Company will be conducted as heretofore,-N
Y. Tribune. '
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The lsraelies of Pittsburgh held a meeting in
the Jewish Synagogue, on Sunday, December 25
10 take measures for raising a subscription for the
support of their co-reigionists who have been
driven out OF Morocco, and forced to take shelter
IN Gibraltar. The meeting, after passing resolu-
tons sympathizing with the sufferers, and promis-
ing to contribute cheerfully to their relief took up
handsome collection, and afterwards appointed
committee to obtain subscriptions
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Observance of New Years Day.


WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2.-The Presidents House
to-day, as heretofore on the opening of the new
year, was the scene of agreeable excitement
The Foreign Minister'S Judges of the Supreme and
Circuit Courts, and the Officers of the Army and
Navy, first paid their respects to the President and
then the doors were thrown open to the public who
quickly thronged the apartment, exchanging the
usual greetings Of the season to their friends and
paying their respects to the President. A band of
music added spirit to the occasion.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-To-day has been quite a
holiday here. Very little business has been trans
acted except in a retail way, and there is a general
dearth of news.
New YORK, JAN 2.-We have had fplendid day
for the observance of the usual New Years day fes-
tivities. No business has been DONE and all elias
of our citizens have been devotng the day to social
enjoyment All our newspapers have suspended
until tomorrow afternoon and Wednesday morn
ing.
The Bangor Banks.
BANGOR, Dec. Silt is understood here that GER
tain interested parties determined to bring Ban
gor banks into dsrepute for purposes of specua-
than at present. and there no grounds for fears
that the bills are not perfectly good. They all are
abundanty able and ready to redeem thei. circula-
tion, except the Norombega, which is in the hands
of receivers. The trouble with the Norombega
Bank was caused entirely by transactions of the
Cashier, unknown to the President and Directors
but the assets of the bank are said to be sufficient
redeem bills
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Joint Committee of the Alabama Legislature
has been laboriously engaged in perecting plan
OF State military defence. The organization of
corps of eight thousand uniformed volunteers, in
two divisions, four brigades, and sixteen regiments
to be armed by the State the purchase of arms and
munitions, the erection Of arsenals and the estab-
lishment OF State military school are features in
the general plan.
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-Early yesterday morning,
as Mr.. Zaccariah Millison who is employed in
Messrs. Hedan, Kelly q Piets printing Office, on
Baltimore street, passing along the latter street
near Green, he observed boy in the act of falling
on wagon, and fearing injury to the boy, in
to the street to stop the horse, and in doing fell
the wagon passing over his chest, breaking two OF
his ribs, and causing serious internal injury. He
was first taken to the lnfrmary on Lombard street
and thence to his home Ross street, near Biddlc
SEVERELY BuRNED.-On Sunday morning Mrs.
Joseph Cooper, No. Swan street, left two of her
little children, aged three years and the other
ten months, in room together, and during her alb
sence the eldest set fire to the babys clothing. She
returned just in time to save it from being burnt to
death. The child's legs and abdomen were badly
burnt.
The New JATL.-During this week the new Jail
edice will be thrown open for the inspection of the
people Any person desiring to visit it will be fur
nished with permit by the Warden. On Monday
the removal of the prisoners will be commenced and
during that week no person will be admitted inside
of the Jail enclosure.
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The Sunday law which has passed the Missouri
House of Representatives provides that any one
crying goods for sale on the Sabbath. shall be fined
not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars; keep
ers OF saloons who have open shop, not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dollars who
ever shall engage in the presentation of any dra
matte or theatrical exhibition, not less than five
hundred nor more than one thousand dollars; and
any person concerned in horse racing not less thar
nifty nor more than one hundred dollars
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The Louisville Courier says The increasing pro-
duction of wheat in Kentucky is very interesting
feature of our agriculture. 1t is but natural con
sequence, however, of the high prices that have
further stimulated, without doubt, by the fact that
Kentucky wheat nov uniformly commands high
price the Allan tic seaboard than the wheat of
any other State in the Union.
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r, OFFICIAL ADVICE TO FRESCH TRooPs GOING TO
CHINA.-The Woniteur de PArmee publishes the fol-
lowing advice to.the French troops going to Canton
The regulations are no doubt useful
l. Have warm clothes in winter.
2 Never remain in damp wet clothes unless
you are at work or on the march.
3. In summer wear light clothing of soft wool or
orteca nirea linen. BE CAREFUL to wash this cloth
ing when it is soaked with perspiration.
A. Wear flannel both as waistcoat and round
the abdomen. Never leave it off.
5. Never sleep on the bare ground. Put plank
under your feet when you stand still.
G. In summer put a little straw upon YOUR
plank, and cover it with mating of rope warn or
bamboo.
7. Never drink water, always tea.
s. Clarity your water, when it is muddy, with
rock alum.
g. Drink in moderation the spirits of the country
taking care to warm them first. The best spirits
those made from sorgho (kao-lyang) or
wheat.
10. Eat moderately.
II. Never eat ducks. The best meat is that of
Tonquin, when not too fat.
II. Eat but sparingly of sweets and fruits The
sugar-cane is almost the only wholesome sweet
thing All others are either too heating, sit cold
on the stomach. Never eat fruit too ripe.
13. As soon you arrive in the country acquire
the habit of eating rice the natives cook it;
their rice is much better than bread, which is al
ways heating.
a. When you smoke spit as little as possible.
Is. At night take to cover your head WELL
and more particularly your eyes
l6. In hot weather avoid cold places; draughts
are always dangerous.
II. In spring and autumn take care never to get
wet footed on a morning.
lS Never take nap in the daytime.
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NOT A DEFALcATIoN.-The Boston papers have
contained paragraphs alternately asserting and
contradicting the truth of defalcaton of $40 600
IN one OF the banks in State street. The last con,
tradlctlon in the Trare'er of Friday evening looks
ing House, Mr.. Groves, called upon the TraveIer to
state that no detacation is known to have taken
place in any of the banks of Boston, and the Bee
one OF whose editors is Bank Commissioner, de.
ciares that no foundation can be found for the ru
-
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FROM lNAGUA.-The British schooner Hiavatha,
Capt. Hutchings, arrived on SATURDAY at New
orK from Jacmel, reports that on the 18th Of De-
cemoer she passed lnagua, and received the follow
ing information.
The French ship Suey, from IIayti, loaded with
logwood, had been on the rocks at that place and
got on IN leaky condition. She discharging
salt was very plenty at eight cents. Two Nova
Scotia brIgentines We're lOading for ualifax