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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
Furniture and Upholstering
VVarehNuSe.

The undersigned respectfully informs his cosiome RS
and the public that he has enlarged his place OF
ness IN an elegant and splendid style, ind keeps
santly on hand large assortment OF fashionable FU r.
NlTC RE-, of all kinds, manufactured with especial
care by his own wOrkmen, and under his own super.
VISION, lie also recommends the public his ne wly
invented and improved Sofa, Bedstead and LOune es,
which for convenience and urpass anything ever
used before, Spring Hair and Husk addresses made
m the best style. His prices are remarkably LOW,
and he sOlicIts a share of public patronage
JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 S.Second street. above SDrunce Phlladelp
nh lo-lY
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

Mr.. Yancey has accepted an invitation 10 de-
liver an address in New Orleans, Oct. 25th.
1t is said that ex-Presdent Tyler row Is
years old, and looking more robust and young
er than when he obtained the White Hons.
has an infant daughter months old.
The wife OF the now ex-King of Naplesis
daughter OF the KING of Bavaria. The Queen
Of Spain is now the only Bourbon relgnIng in
Europe.
1t is said that the Irish military organizations
OF Phlludel phIa will refuse to unite in any de.
mOnslratlOns of respect to The Prince OF Wales.
Twenty couples were divorced at the late
session OF the Supreme Court in New Bondon
county, Conn.
The Two sons of kossuth have Joined Carl.
baldl's army, as we'll At one OF his newhews,
the son of the lately deceased Madame Kossuth
Zulavesky.
At the auction sole Of seats for Forests
first performance at NIblo's, in New York, one
ulan paid ST5 for private box.
Morrissey has become peace man. He
says he is not going to tight any more unless
somebody hits him. Prudent man.
Lola Montez is staying with friend at AS
toria, l.. l. II 10 SAID that her intellect is "a D.
idly failing, and that distressing cough is
fast wearing away her physical strength.
Kossulh and Kspka are both at Turin. They
live very retired.
Col. E. L. Snow, the founder Of the Sons of
Temperance. died in New York Sunday week.
Mrs. Cell, the only daughter of Sir Joha
Franklin, lately died 10 London.
Seward, who ia on Lincoln slumping tour.
ia now ia Kansas
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

So strangely seems thus little Depository to
trouble it's opponents. We warn them betlmes
that Hamsn's end be not prophetic Of their own.
"And nOtO 1 say unto you, Refrain from
these men, aud let them alone for. If this
counsel or This ,oork be Of man it OtH come to
nOught; but ifit be of God ye cannot Ouer-
Mro,O it, lest haply ye be lound to fight 4inst
Gsd." OLD FRIEND.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

ID WIN. C. NEMAN. No. 80 North SECOND St,
4JopposiIe CHRIST Church. PHILA DELPHIA, has
qE[Tlor Sale the beat family Cooking Stoves m The
Market good aud faithful servant; The great
ovider ios me ramllY Every noIsehS.d should
SFovE--always reliable. always economical.
Also, the great Gas consuming Heating Stove. for
Parior &C will burn less fuel and emit more heat
than any other sioyeFor sale. with a large assort.
nsnt Of all kinds Of Cooking and Heating Sloves
Wholesale and Retail WILLIAM c. NEAihM
No. 80 NJ. 8scons 81. above Market, Philad'a
sssl0 3xn ~ H&AB NHe
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
NOTICE

10 hereby respectfully given to all persons ow-
ing County, Road, Poor and School Taxes to
the undersigned, that the same is now due and
payment required. He can be found a. his res
idence, or at the Office of Edwin Wilmer, in
Smyrna, where they will please call and settle
the same, or be prepared when called upon.
J. ROBERTS. Collector
For d. c. Hundred, Kent CO., Del.
Stnyras, May 81, 60.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

The managers of the ST. Louis fair have
been mixing good capital from The visit of the
Prince OF Wales. 1t was largely advertised
Throughout the city that the Prince would visit
the fair grounes on Thursday. This announce.
ment' OF Course, drew large crowns to the
grounds, and HSU drew the dunes.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

A good many years ago, says the Boston
Post, a Massachusetts, man was elected ~ ,bo
Office OF Lieutenant Governor. When the
TACT OF his election WAS announced, he was
called upon to make speech. lie proceeded
TO acknowledge the honor in very handsome
terms, and auded that he had net doubt he
should make n good Lieuien0mt-G Governor. as
that was The office he had always held in his
OUn house!
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

The Sardinian troops had achieved a great
victory at PerugIa They captured the town
and tort after severe fight. which was con-
tlnued through the streets. They took one
thousand prisoners, including Geaeral Schmidt.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
REMOVAL!

Variety and Trimming Store =!
The undersigned. having removed from her
former place of business, to the house until re-
Gently occupied for the Post Office, on the same
street, few doors above would respectfully
inform her friends that she has had her new
room fitted up in tasteful order, and is prepared
TO furnish the public with all articles in her
lIne Of business at cheap rates. Call and zee.
S. E. BELL.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
DIR. J. E. CLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all Its branches, to
the community.
o. OFFICE and Residence, on Main street,
opposite the Upper Hotel"
Aug. &c, 1857.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

White Pine and Hemlock
FRAME STUFF,
Aug. I'd. For sale by E. WILMER.
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

ACOLORED BOY, aged about Is years, to serve
until he Is Il years Of age, SaIc boy sound healthy
and active, and is for sale only because The owner
does not need him. For particulars apply at the
TIMES Once. aug2-d6
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CHOICE POETRY .
The Golden Sunset.

BY LONGFELLow.
The golden sea it's mirror spreads
Beneath the golden skies,
And but a narrow strip between
OF land and aud shadow lies.
Tho cloud like rocks. the rock like clouds.
Dissolved in glory float.
And midway of the rodIsut flood
Hangs silently the boat.
The sea is but another sky,
The sky a sea as well,
And which is earth aud which the heav'ns
The eye eau scarceIy tell.
So when tor US lite'S evening hour,
nfl-fading, shall descend,
May glory, born Of earth and heaven,
The earth aud heaven blend.
Flooded with peace the spirit floats,
With silent rapture's glow,
Till where earth ends and heaven begins
The soul shall scarcely know.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
WHOLE NO, 482

loJ3- ELECTORS, 296
Franklin Pierce, 254 WIN. X. King. o5A
l.neid Scott AZ WIN. A. Graham, AZ
le57~-ELEcroRs, 29G.
Jas: Buchanan, ia J. c. Breckenridge, ia
); " Fremont III Wm. l.. Dayton, ia
Willard Fillmore : A j. Donelson, 8
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

HORRIBLE AFFAIR A correspondent of the
Sacramento Union confirms the account Of
seven white men having been burned to death
by Indians IN the Nsshoe region. They were
the party of Mormon H. Garfield, of Butte
county, which was out prospecting when the
war began between the whites aud Indians at
Williams Ranch broke out. The remalns of
the victims of this terrible deed were all care.
iuiIy inferred IN one grave, beneath a large
cottonwood tree. near the spot on which thew
died, by the soldiers under Capt Stewart,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04
Electoral Votes from 1893 to 1857.

The year of each election refers to the time
of counting the Electoral Votes, and not to the
time at which they were given. At the first
four elections no person was named for Vice
President Two persons were voted for by
each elector, and the person having next to
The highest number of votes was elected Vice
President.
l759--NCMBER CF ELECTORS, 60.
Washington, Va, 60 Jno. Rutledge, s. c.,
Adams, Mass. "a JnO. Hancock, Mass, 4
Jno Jay, N. Y, 9 Clinton, n. Y, 3
K. II. Harrison, All others, s
Three States, VIZ: New York, entitled TO s
electoral votes, Rhode Island 8, and North
Carolina, 7, did not vote at the election. The
first had not passed all electoral law the two
last had not yet adopted the Constitution.
1793-NUuRER or EIECTORS l35
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

The TWO highest number Of VoIes being
equal, the election devolved upon The House Of
Representatives. Mr.. jefferson was chosen
on the Both ballot. Before the next election,
the present mode was established, by the adop-
ton OF the 18th amendment Of the Constitu.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

~ ""n' "a }. Z. breckenridge, ia
): Z. Fremont. III WIN. l.. Dayton, ia
MlIIard Fillmore, 5 A J. Donelson, 8
ANEcDoTE or GEN. JAC&soN.-Judge Doug
lac having stated, few days ago, in Virginia,
that he would treat the disunoniste in the
same way Gen. Jackson did the nulIifers when
lie was President, reminds Us Of an anecdote of
that great man:
During qualification in South Carolina. after
zen. JackSohs proclamation, the Governor Of
virginia sent request TO the President. in
case II became accessory to send United States
ttoopsspO"h SOUTH, not to SEMI them through
M"t STATE. II We DID, they would have to pass
over the Governors dead body. The Pres,.
dent received The message, and replied If it
becomes necessary for the United States troops
to 90 TO South Carolina, |, as commandments.
chIet Of the army, will be AZ their head: will
march them by the shortest route thew NAV
pass through Virginia; but, by the Eternal, II
Tue governor makes II necessary to pass over
MS uedd body. 1t will be found that will have
previously taken of both ears"
In T"ylor's "Travels in China" the sipni.
hcatlons OF some Of The names by which the
different brands of Teas are known are given
which are 90 tpl"ws-ms king due allowance
Tor the charges aud curruptons they UNDERGO.
10 form and sound, IN being Angelic zed :-Hy.
son means " before the rHlns," or 6ourishinO
spring that ls early IN the Fpring. Hence
It Is often called Young Hyeon" Hyson
Skin is composed Of The refuse of the other kinds
the native terms Tor which means 81 tea skins."
Refuse OF s'Il csurser DESCRIPTION, containing
many stems, Is called "teabones." Bobea ia
the name OF the hills in the region where il ia
collected. Ptk"e. or Peeco, means "white
hairs the down on the tender leaves. Pow.
thong-"folded psht." Souchong-" small
plant" Twankay is the name of a small
stream IN the province where it is bought
Congo Is from a term sgnllying labor," from
the care required ia lis preparation.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-10-04

No candidate for President having q ma ori-
ty of all the votes, the election was made by
the House from the three having received the
highest number of votes, the representatives
voting by States. Mr.. Adams received the
votes of Is States, "a majority y Gen. Jackson,
Z; MIR. Crawford, 4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01

In Common Pleas
CuyahOga eOun-
", ohio.
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NRW YORK KnIARKFT-sEpT. 90.



iiEBOUR-The market opeped duh, heavy aud q
trino easier with only moderAte home trade demand,
with shipperz holding back ler siiil rstheI eon-
sales were is,61 bbls, at S5,9l96,ss Tor superine
statr S5,i0A q ior extra State ieT raier
western S5,5785,7S for shipping brands extra round
Van FGRRNAnIGN FI.OUR-Dull, and scarcely SO
firm. sales are 800 bbls at s5,s087,so Tor eomiaon
RYE Ff,SItIl- ana steady, SS5Oal,iO for
common 10 choiCe auperdne.
: CORN lIRAIs-Quiot, with sales Of 100 bbls at
s'WgHiiSKYcMarkot arm sales are 400 bblr at
gil<c and trifling lots 10 23A
:.WHRAT-Ma opened somewhat unsteady,
bn' at The close a fair export demand prevailed al
about yesterdays prices. Sales 5g,0O bush winter
red western e y 2@l 2s, aud G,Oe0 bush do IN lots
Indiana AZ Sl,S2h6l,aa; white Michigan az 81, tNa
l,ts amber g western a. sl2l Rel2G No Chicago
RYE-A shade hrmer, with sales ofIB,t6O bush At
Marley, Steady with moderate demand sales
are q lsl0 bush Canada westtrn at S2As3C.
COltN-Not plenty, with Eood enquiry. Higher
prices aEe realized Salea 1900 bush mixed westein
at % &c for uasound 67@6se for sound do.
OArS-Little moro active, a. 37@3g for western
and canada West; 39,9ilc for State.
HORk-Dull aud dropping. Sales i2S bb.s At
tl9Galg 3l y for new mess; SlsO0 for old mess; Sli
for new prime; sl3,8 for old prime.
REEF-The Market is dull and unchanged sales
sre 80 bhls at St,NG4 - for country prime; S5,Olb
SO for country mess; S7Gl0 for ropd mess; Slo,i0
PRISIE SiRSS BRRF-Dull and uominall,. un-
BEEF II ANIs-Duu and nominally unchanged
CUT IL MEATs-Nery dull, at e@9'oo for should
LARD-Market dull and heavy. Sales are 800 bbls
lately i6r future delivery Sales during the past two
three weeks have bOcn 1900 5000 packages Of
prime kettle rendered At 'ec Tor November and De-
oemler, and ll@llf for leeember and January.
BUTTER Selling at ilS@l5'1c for Ohio; l6@2lc
CHEESE Steady with moderate business doing
at a(Ntlihc for Inferior Ia prime.
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1lsr or spgClFIc RENIEDIEa

No.l.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No q-Por Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wettlng the
No. s.-For oouc Crying, Teething, and waEefaI
ness OF Infants.
No. A|For DiarrhO,A, Cholera Infanlun, and Sum.
uier Complaints
No 6-For Collie, GrIplugs, Dysentery, or Bloody
No. S.-Per Cholera, Cholera Morbua, Vomiting
No For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
No 's-For Tooth-ache, Faceache, and Neuralgia
No. s.--For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and FullneS
No. l0.~DYsPEpsrA Prils-For Weak ana Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No I.-FOR FEHALE IRREGuiARTiEs, Soanty, Pain
full or Suppressed Periods
No 10 -For Leucorrhea Profuse Menses, and
Bearing Down Of Females.
No is-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No 14-sLur RHEuN PrlIs-FOr ErysipelAs, EruP
tons Pimpes on the Face.
No l5-RHEUNAU6 PuIs-Fer Pain, Lnmeness,
or Soreness IN the Chest, Back, lsolns, or Limbs.
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Old Mismanaged Agues.
P.-Por piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or tx
o-Fo, sore. Weak, or Inaamed Eyes and Eyelids;
Failing Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C-Fnr Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, ether
with obstruction proiuse discharge.
W.C.-For WhooIiug Cough, abstine Ia violence
and shortening its course
clncs act Ike a charm The entire disease "a often
arrested at once and In al cases the violence Of the
attack ls moderated, The disease Shortened and rem
dered leas dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oo-
ourrence, end which 80 often lay the foundation Of
diseased iungs, bronchlts and consumption, may all
be al once cured By The Fever and Cough PillA
In an chrouio diseases, such e. DySpepHA, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore o. Weak Eyes, CatarTh, Salt Rheum, and other
old eruPuonS, the case hAs specfos whose proper ap
pllcauou will Afford = cure In amsst every Instance.
Often the cure Of q Engle chronic difficulty, such a.
Dy5pepala, Piles or CatarTh, Headache or Female
Weakness has more than paid for the ten timea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
- PRfNOR OF WAhRs.

CINciSEATt, sept ~
Baron RonfreR and suite arrived at one clock
this morning.
In conseqaenoo Of a freight tram having run
olI the track they were delayed three hOurs
They were accompanied by Mayor Bishop
Judge Storer, G.. ". Sibley, President of the
Chamber Of Commerce, John rOrrcnoe, President
OF the City Council, Rufus King, President OF the
School Board, and r. b, Bowler, who met the
train at Cochran, and rendered the hOspitalities
Of the city 70 the guests
In consequences Of the lateness of the hour, but
few persons were at the depot,
When the train arrived, Lord Rcufrew and
party took carriages and proceeded 10 the Burnet
HOUSE, where they occupy apartments ON the Sc.
cond dOor Of the southeastern wing. The Prince
will leave the Burnet to-day at II O'Clock, and
will BE- escorted by the Mayor aud other members
OF the Committee, and will make an excursion
about the city and through Mount Auburn and
Clifton this afternoon.
There will be a grand display of the whole Fire
Department IN Fitth street 20 night.
The Prince attends the ball az Pixies Opera
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
FROM PIXIES PEAK.

ST. JosEPH, Sept -.
The Pixies Peak Express arrived last night
with q small treasure shipment Of 81 so The
company win thereafter have messenger in the
eOaohes,Iri- weekly. Many owners Ofquartz mines,
who became wholly discouraged, and considered
they had lost all they brought are now sanguine
Of success and are now making 500 OF more per
week.
At last accounts about ~ ans had left Den
yer for the States, many Of wuOm were intending
10 return in the spring TO locate their farms or
deveiOpe their gold and silver leads with proper
equipments.
The weather at Denver is very cold with Occa
siOnal falls Ofsn0W, the miners not being able
10 commence operations before o clock A. VI. ON
account Of ice. Winter is rapidly approaching
Trains consisting of merchandise have left here
this week TO the number Of 50 wagons. More are
preparing.
Gov. Seward arrived here last night and left
this morning for the East, making no speech
Weather cool and cloudy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
ALSO sPECIFlCa

FOR AsTHzA on PHTusIo. Oppressed, Difficult
LabOred Breathing, attended with Cough and ENpec
tOrston. Price, 80 oents per bsX.
POR EAR DISCHARGES AND DRAFEEss.-DlschATges
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles
MercurlRlS. For Noises In the Head, Hardness Oi
Hearing, and Ringing in the Ears, and Ear.Rche
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR RSCROFJLA.-Enarged Glands, Enlarged and In
duFated Tonsils, Swellngs and Old Ucers ScBofulous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box.
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY. = Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, ENhausting Discharges Price, 10
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations Tunild Swell
lnga with Scanty Secreiions Price 30 cents per bnN
FoR SEA-siCEEESs.- Sickness, Vertigo, Nau
sea, Vomiting Sickness from riding motion.
Price, 80 cents per box.
FOR URINARY DIsEAsEs-For Gravel, Renal CHl
Gull Difficult, Painful Urinaton, Diseases OF The Kid
neyS Price 90 cents per box.
ROR SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful and eil
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon as
cure. Price, With full directions, 81 per box
Persons who wish 10 place themselves under The
professional care, or 20 seek advice Of Prof Hes
PHREYs can do So at his Office, 5G2 Broadway, daily
from AN. 70 PM, or by letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-01
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
L 1MEG.-Rsad notices in the Tribune since Dec,

y
from his Excellence JAMES D, WESCOTT, Coy
ernor Of Floridsl and l'ember Of the U. s. Senate:
For upward Of twenty -fve years was afflicted
with disease in my family Which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed to cure but
which yielded in most satisfaC tory manner 10 the
iraeienberg Remedies. conscientiously advise their
.se. JAS. ID. WESTOOTT.
NEW YORK, February, 1859
DR.. j. +. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling OF the womb, whites and deranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 70
clearly described in your adYertisements and pam.
phlets. She had the very best medical skill in this
city till entirely prOstrated and her hysician finally
told her that he thought her life might possibly be
prolonged little longer under the most judiciOus
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
TO sink, when came into your office at the GrAe.
tenberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms; As you was confident Of the Grasienberg
MarshRls CathOlcOn, in relieving her, she dscharg-
ed all the physicians and tried it, though doubling
". Provtdenttaily il relieved her quickly, and i've
bottles sntirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not beeu any recurrence Of the com
plaint, and she Is as strong, active and healthy
when young girl. JNO, r. BRIGGS
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3atditats.
VEAR WHAT THR PEOPLR sAY.

THIS undersigned having used Professor HUM
PlIREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In nur families with tie most satisfactory reaulta and
having full confidence 10 theif genuinenesa, purity,
and efficacy cheertully recommend them 10 all per
sons Who wish o. have safe reliable, aud emcaolous
remedies al hand Tor private OF domestic use.
The Rev. Wm Hosmer, editor Of The Northern
Inder,endeui," Auburn, n. Y. the Rev r. H. Ores.
sew d D Rector Of g. Peter's Church. Auburn, N. Y
the Rev l. Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
Prison the Rev Spencer ~ Rice Rector, New-Bed.
ford, M,tsa The Rev. Allen Steele, New-York Con
ference the REV samuel Nichols East-Genesee Con.
ference, n Y The Rev. P. s Pratt, Dorset, VI the
Rev. Jam Z Ruhls, buffalo A. O. Hart ESQ, Utica,
n T. the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, he. The Hon.
SCHUYLER CaliaE south Bend, Ind. the Hon George
Humphreys ~ Y Henry D Cook, ESQ, Editor Of
the "Ohio State Journal" U1lumbus Ohio; the Hon.
r Il Graham, Moline, III the Hon. Thomas J.
Chase, Monucrllu, Fla. The Hon. Joseph Benedict,
Utica. n y. Vim Bristol, Esq, Utica, n Y. A. 8.
Pond, ESQ, Utica n Y. james Piunkett, Esq., Nash
Vile Tenn.
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MARINE.

VESSEL AEHoRR.-Ths schooner Caledonia, Can't
Sanders, from Canada with load Of lumber for this
port, while attempting to make the harbor in a
heavy blow rom the north, went ashore about I
O'Clock this morningat the foot Of East Ninth street
She went head on to the shore and lays about one
hundred feet from the beach, broken in two abreast
Of the mainmast. She will probably prove a COM
plete wreck, aud would go to pieces IN few moments
but for a heavy load Of lumber that holds her to-
gether The crew got out line 20 the shore and es
capped in a small boat without difficulty The Gale
dOnia is one Of the oldest vessels upon the lake
owned IN Canada aud was engaged in lumber trade
Il was rep0Lled that another vessel had gone
ashore below -Four Mile Point, but we have NOT
learned the particulars or confirmed the truth Of
the report.-Osl5eg0 Times.
THE WRECK OF TEE LADY ELG1N.-The portio,, r.
the ill-fated Lady Elgin which was not shAttsre "
pieces by the collision with the Augusta Is now ~
ing al anchor opposite Winetka in the Ver l Ll9-
Of the vessels sailing mp and down the Lake hall an
its place by tn aenchors attached to the chain Nh
which fell overheard when she first Wenf Jo.1.
c.. Constant dander 20 vessels is coSaS -
~ wreck to thus remain IN the ~SJ1 ati3y -
q to and from this Port.-Ckise ieaSa s1S., ny 1Sg
Pc 20.
PROPELLER COMET, which passed down yesterday
rom Green Bay, when near the Sister Islands,
ing down the bay, struk rock or sunken anchor,
Whch partly tore away her foreOOt, causing her TO
leak, though not enough to prevent her beng kept
Tree with hand pumps. canvas jacket was placed
water. She proceeded hcr voyage 10 Buffalo yes
terday atternoon.-DetrOt Advertiser
Scow LIME ROCK, Capt. Bissett, which left here
some ten days since with n cargo for Marquette
Lake SUPERIOR returned as far this port yesterday
afternoon on her way to Cleveland, deeply laden with
iron ore, during which time the Captain has what
may DO considered steamboat time, besides having
encountered two gales q wind in the meantime
She len Marquette on Sunday last, the Saut on
Monday the DetOur on Tuesday, from thence 10
River st. Clair in "a hours, arriving there Wednes
and further states he is good for Cleveland to-day