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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
FLoUh-Ihe -four market during the week has shown
come susceptibility to the Influence Of the foreign news
not great deal. however, nor was II permanent To
Jay me market dragged little bu, no conce.sons were
IN prices, supene being quoted at a. IS for good
WHEAT OF the prime grades fnds frmer mayke,
.ooay and In some instances trhe higher in price
rhe cnoice grades OF wheat that are arkeed here
mainly aos.rbed BY millers ON abroad They are nm
AUG 70 set better elsewhere and allow, copseauenty
oSt le o. &, be shipped for account Of dealers. Red
white at e7995c. ~ S0''' an'
ookNGhas not been readily taken BY dstillsrs at soc
out tne other trade Leeps the market steady
OAI5-Are less firm than they were iesterdsv. and
sellers nnd it difficult to get over 26c for them.
.o a-is held alta better figure aud sens read Iy at
,i, siAkLEY-is more inquired for. A quotation Of
WHlskf-ln gradual stages has Lost 10 per ra,
Hko. Ho" nim ~
ConmerotdI
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v wmrar 81 yesterday was cold, clustering
da,--iecidecly sisDifcant Of the near approach
Of winter. To morrow commences ",he gloomy
mouth. Of Novembers vben." as .ADDIsos's g
French novelist has it. ",he people Of England
hapg and drosn themselves." Yet November,
alter oil, 10 not always go very gloomy in this
latitude. Il Is frequently chesred BY the sober
yet delightful Iudian sumper, and enlivsned BY
the SOCIAL and iestise ThaLkssisiug tine. AT
ter this cold turn. We may expect the Indian
sumner. At aOy rate, We understand that Gov.
DsnsI'os has promised let us have Thanks
giving in November. aas nS
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Convicted OF Piracy

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-Thomss Qligley,
David Mullons and Edward Rpckland we're con.
vioted OF piracy last evening.
The steamer and epecie captured off Savan.
nah, bound for Havana, arrived at the Navy
Yard.
A brother in Law Of Alexander McKinstry, a
Philadelphian, and Private Secretary to Com
modore Dupont, publishes a card emphstically
contrad'csing thas he (M,K had sbsconded
with the sealed orders, maps and charts OF the
great naval expedition, and saying that he has
taken measures TO hold account ible all who
have contributed to tne defamation OF an limo
cent man.
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Sheriff; 8 Sale.
,.... .'s' g., !:.a''' !: :, 4 o.n-.. Pleas.

John 1:'a'''' o.nno. Pleas.
James south ct all
pY vIRTUE OF AN ORDER OPsALE
- 70 ne directed. from the Court Of Common Phas ui
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House. In the cityof Columbus, on
Saturday, the 3Oth day of November, A. D.
1861,
at one o'clock P NJ, the following described real
estate, situate In the county Of Franklio, state o
Ohi and city OF Columbus 70 Wit The east one half o.
the following premi,es commencing one hundred ant
eghyfour fe- e4 west OF the southeast corner Of out
lot number S thirty Eve and beiog part Of said out
lot, at stake thrnce north one hundred and eighty
seven and half feet (l67Ikl to ttake, thence ives
htyteven feet (S7 TO stake thence east hfty sever
feet (51 to the place Of beginning. all Of which line
corners, must be understood as
Ing With those Of the streets and aeys OF the city
Columbus az resad being the east oneha Of the abov
described premises and the same conveyed to the sa
James South By said John Kennedy and wife BY dee,
Of even date heresith.
Appraised al S275.
Printers fees sB % q. W. HUFFMAN Sheriff
octs4-diiwM By I'd. Davis, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

= DrsrErsIA The American Agrieulinrist pub
lishes the following valuable recipe Tor the cure
\ Of dyspepsia. We opine that In ninety mine
cases ous Of hundred Il will prove infallibls:
s"Take new az, put white hickory han
die in It, bore hole In the top Of the handle,
al the hole with gum camphOr. and seal u up
aThen take the AZ and cut cord wood, 81 ffsy
\ cents cord, until the heat Of the hand dis,
solves the camphor. IDose to bs taken
daily i, fsP s..4 81
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sheriff.. sa,e.

srEorlL NorIcE TO TIE L.DIrs.-I shall close
out the large stock OF cio1k' and sha-ls on
Friday, the lat oi November, at No.lO Buck
eye Block. The stock consists oi 900 desirable
Cloaks aud 100 Long and Square and Stella
sh.wls. They nUsr be sold. go now is your
time 70 boy goods at your own prices. Sales
commence at 10 A. NJ, 2P. M. and 7 r. M.
!, fl = .-'' W r. KENT, salesu,sn.
asP. 8. The sale Of Dress Goods will be cou-
tlnued until all is sold. s re- r-
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IsoeoIaI o the Herald /

The Army Retiring Board have now before
them the case Of CoL Henry l.. Scott, scL-in,
law OF Gen. Scott, and at present Inspector.
General of tho army. He has been afflicted
for some time with disease which prevents
his being put into active service, and there is
Iistls, II any, hope Of bic recovery. II is bis
desire TO be relieAed from active service. He
is regsrded.as most excellent officer. His
case will probably be disposed Of to morrow.
1t Is certain NO QUE outside tho naval expedi-
tion knows where the first blow will fall. Tn.
6rst iDtimatioD will probably bc received
through Southern Journals
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A Chance for Printers.

Democratic newspaper. recently started, with cir.
cuaon Of sou copies offered Tor sale at tie low price
Of four hu,dred don ira CASA II Is printed 10 a
a,pr hing county has part of the county printing,
aud It's circulation can easily bs raised to so' The ma
terial Of ofhce cost two y.ars ago, $50 This Is
good opening fora practical printer. Address Editor
Statesman. colu nbus Ohio. for further particulars
~
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DAD BuLLocK. Ass,staut Q iartermaster-
General. hss lsit for Western vusiuia. 10 in
vestigate the condition Of our troops there. He
goes on his mission with full authority to silt
aIl the troubles from beginning TO end
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Master Commissioners Sale.

CLARK : %. osnn.. rl....
DY vIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO NE
ID directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Frank
lin county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, In tho City Of Columbus. on
Monday, the 25sh day Of November, 1861,
at one o'clock p. M, the following described real e.
tate situate In the county Of franklin and State Of Ohio,
10 wit:
Lot No. g. subdivision Of outlos No. 30, in the city
Of Columbus ,...
Appraised at $500 90.
u @. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
oct02-td
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{, " WrsASr. the Billiard Table manufacturer,
made lucky strike when he ea,ozasd on KIssEs
for bic general agent--he can, and will dispose
Of mo tables than 'any other man." and knows
how to keep billiard room. 49,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

FoRrREEs MONROE, Oct. 30.-The feet sailed
this mor ming, the Wabash taking the lead at
dsylight, when gun was fred as signal, the
Cabawbs bringing up the rear. The vessels,
about & ty in number, formed in a line few
miles down the roads, and went out between
the cap in splendid style. The Baltic and the
Ocean Express have in tow the Vanderbils, the
Great Republic and the Illinois, t'e Golden
Eagle. The morning was the most beautiful
of the season, and ,he scene the finest ever wit.
messed on this continent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

" TIE Boston Post a.ks. Who wants a
better 4 N.sloual Hia' than General Scott o.
Hartford CSurant answers. 1--WE can get along
with that and Unce Palm too"
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~ The Of the Wesley Chapel will
hold their Aid Society this Thursday evening
IN the basement Of the Churoh, where they will
DO glad to meet all their friends. s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

New YoRK, Oct IA gold box and the free
dom OF the city 10 70 be presented TO General
Robert Anderson this afternoon BY the Mayor
and Common Council.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

Ks DAisrsrows. Oct. cs.--All quiet at the scene
Of the recens battle. The ensmye picks,s in.
fest tho opposite bank, occasionally firing On
ours.
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Cleveland Market

oLrvELAxp, Oct. 20.
u0UR-Trialng sales, including red Xxx at a G.
and iuntry ground white do a. s..
MhEAf-inactive. Holders offered at o5c, which
would have been accepted BY shippers 10 some exten
but for the want Of vessels. Ths only sale was one car
while on track at 81.
track. -' w
0,Ts-saie OF cars at o4c.
HlGhWlNss-sales Of so bbis at I5Ko.
FkUlr5-sale Of 10 bbls dried apples at 50.
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Legal Notice.

9SSA -N N&SSAS0s
Charles Heath, Plsintif,
against
william T. Jennings, Benjamin 80
Y. Robinson and James T. otmy Q. Common
fettus, Defendants. partnersf a,eas' franklin 20.
doins business under the arm Vhio'
name o. W. 7. Jennings s
Pettus q 90. fT ~.
THE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE
notice 4 At The plaintiff Charles Heath. did. on the
18th day of October A. d. 1851 hIe his petition In the
Clerks ONCE OF the Court Of Common Pleas IN said
county OF frankln. The prayer and object Of which IS
TO recover OF the said defendants the OF sx hundred
and seventy.two 3s-tU0 dollars. on promhsory note
executed BY sad defendants on the 18th day Of Novem.
bsr a. D. 1887. IN their arm name, due and payab ak
months after date ~
Dsisndsns win hks notice that lhey are required to
said petition the a5th day Of November A. d.
1884, sAd petition wlll 10 taken ~ true and udg
ment rendered accordingly. ~
JOHN NJ. PuaH,
Attorney forpialhtia.
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TaAsK. olvrso IN OhrO--Is is stated that Gov.
DEsss a ~'ll designate Thursday, Nov. %. as
adsy " tbauksgiv,pg. 4 III GRE fsE
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Prisoners 60 be Wemoved from Fort
Lafayette. 9
NEW YosK, Oct. 30.--Ths State prisoners
coDhued IN Fort Lafaye yette are ell to be removed
to Fort Warren, In Boston hsibor, which has
for some time been fitting up Tor their accom-.
mediation. "
The oject Of the change is not divulged, bu.
it 10 believed TO be the insention oi the Govern
ment 70 put the Fort 10 more perfect SLATE oi
defence tor the protection Of the haibor Of New
York. gaa eA ,fs
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DEPELLANT OR wATER.PROOE
n CLOAK CLOTHS. Also, other makes o. sprne
sels and Buttons 10 match. Balm 4 SON,
apuls No. - South Hish stree
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INTERESTING FROM ENGLAND
From Washington.

Great Suffering In Texas.
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EANOY DRESS SILKS,
T. FANCY DRsas SILKS, . ~, n "a z

We src nov offering our Immense STOCK of Fancy Dress
The attention Of the ades Of ths city and viclnip i
sollciled e. our stock vcy sssct and compis In all
grsaesef goodsin shis ins' - - PnrER hkLN.
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From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va.
oephalie Pills accomplish the object Tor which thor
were made Wis: Cure Of headache n all IL forms.
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From the EzamInsr, NORTON. VI.
They have been tested In more than thousand csvss
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From the Democrat, 81. CLOUD. MINI.
II you are, or have BEEN troubled with he hesdschs
end for box, Cephalic Pils,) 90 that you may lave
hem In case Of an attack. = = 2 tsas' "a a. n
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.B From The &c. Louis Democrat. go
. mo Immense demand for the article scephalls Pub
ID rapidly increasing. 5f3l "a ~
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at $l2dl3. We hear Of nothing doing Ohio Tobacco
The stock is very small and If undesirable qualti We
still quote inferior to good common S}dI red ami span
gled s5Ge50; good and ue red and spangcd i7G8 and
good fine yellow s9l2 have sales reported of about
100 hhds Kentucky Tobacco within the range of for
mer quotations, viz: common ugs at 81 25 as; COED
do at s525550; inferior eafat s5 75a6 25 good DO.
So fine at 81 50d9 choice at $lO0l2 rich heavy
Kentucky at $7G12.50. The Spections this week are
only u hhds. Maryland.
MANUFAcTURED ToBACco-There is still v,ry little
ing We continue to quote common pounds at 7dl2 cts.
medium do at 5ldlS cts good do at II d25 vs fine do
2Sd35 cts. fine SIS and los 1Sd22 cts: medium do l4a
II cs sound common do at 9l2 cts; and inferior ship
ping los. ISIS. and 20's Gas cts.
TAlLOW.-We hear of no sales of Tallow this week
but We quote city rendered at lOS per h. which
the price last obtained for it.
TiN.-We still quote Tin Plate at 50 for G.. and $40 Is
per box for l. x, Banca Tin at 23S3k cts, Speer
51(d6 cts, and Pig Lead at L GI6 cts. per 10
WOOL-There is Wool selling and it is impossible,
in the present condition Of the market give any reliable
quotations for it, The manufacturers are doing nothing,
and Wool could not be sold at anything the prices
obtained two months since.
WHlSKEY.-Whiskeys sold at the opening OF the week
at 10 cts for Ohio and Is for Country and City,
but for day two past it has been selling at ISL
Tor City and Ohio is cts for Country, and it closes to
day dull at these figures The transactions in Whskey
have been light this week the sales adding up only about
500 bbls.
FREIGHTS.-There is change in the rates of freight
to Liverpool this week fair amount is Offering and
we continue to quote at l0d per bushel for grain IS
Dbl for flour, and sos per ton for heavy goods The
to Bremen is still 26 for Maryland tobacco and Hol-
land
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS


ALCoHoL-We still quote Alcohol at 35(136 cts per
gallon for e5 cent and note sales this week of
about leo bbls. at these figures.
ALE AND PORTER.--We still quote Tennents Ale at
$175 for Xxx Scotch and ST. for Pale India pints
and Tennents Brown Stout in pints at per dozen
ASHES.-Ashes are quoted at New York at as for Pot
and per 100 lbs for Pearl but are no sales
making here.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark continues quiet We note
however sales this Of some 500 bags $S2l per
ton, fob, and we quote it as closing steady at these fig
ures
BEEswAx.-Beeswax continues dull, but we still
quote it at 2Sd30 cts. per lb. for good yellow.
BRIMSTONE.--There have been arrivals of Brim-
stone here for time past and there now none
here Crude Sicily is quoted at New York at S57 500
50. so per ton.
RREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at Az cts for Navy cts for Pilot per
Id. for Water Crackers less the usual discount.
COFFEE.-Coffee continues in good dem and, but the
transactions in it this week have been light compared
with those of last The market has however
it been quite firm in tone The sales which have been
principally to go Wes add about 900 bags against
10000 bags week. and they include $50 bags Rio
1x@1lK cts, bags do at lex cts 1000 bags do at
white Laguayra at 14G14x cts. Rio closes to-day
steady at llk@I12 cts for ordinary to fair; 12x@12X
guayra at l3dl3x cts for green 1414X cts for white
Porto Rico at l3Gl34 cts for green and Javsat l6Gl7
cts the latter figure being for Government We note the
shee'' and 200 bags do per bark aWinered and the
stock of Coffee here to-day is about % 900 bags.
OHIO FLoUR-The sales of Ohio Flour this week in
clude 100 bbls Super at $780, 500 bbls Extra
and 900 bbls do at SO per bb Super has generally
held for two or three days past at S. but would
not bring day over IS so bbl and quote Extra
as closing steady and firm at S5 s7k G6 per bbl.
CoTToN.-For the want Of stock on which to operate
the sales have been limited this to about bales
middng to good mddllng Upland and Memphis at from
129134 cts, cash and time. These sales made at
quotations to that extent all grades,
marking however, that the market closes dull and
slight decline might be accepted by holders. We quote
MEMPHIS
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Ia W LNTELLIGENTE.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JgDGE MARSHALL.
Baltimore Lodge of A. o. 6. +. Us. Mary Way
man. Appeal fron Justice Showacre. Appeal
dismissed.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BREWER
TRIAL OF JAMES LOGAN FOR THE MURDER
OF A. BARKLEY KYLE.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. l9.-1he case Of James Logan,
for the murder of A. Barkey Kyle alleged to have
been committed at the 18th ward polls in Baltimore,
was resumed, and Mrs. Fl zpatrick called to the
stand, who testified that she is personally acquant-
ed with the accused and at the time when the
shooting is alleged to have taken place, she
her front window and saw the accused but could
not say whether he had pistol or gun. This
witness was examined at the coroners
inquest and testified to the same facts AS before re-
ported. VIM. IL. Harman, boy of fifteen years,
testified that he the accused at Duchterman's
door with pistol in his hand; the crowd broke
open the door and some person fired; Kyle fell and
laid on the hoor.-It was also in evidence on the
part OF the State, that the shooting took place
fore o'clock in the morning, and KYLE ran to Mrs
Regime D0chtermans confectionery store for safety
where he was pursued, the door battered down and
Kyle brought down stairs. TIE prisoner pointed
pistol at him and Mrs. DOchterman besought him
"not to kill the poor man for Gods sake" but
said "yes, will kill the of b-h," and fired
the ball taking effect in the right side Of the head
--Charles Clark testified that he saw the prisoner
put lis pistol to Kyles head and fire; was standing
GboIt two feet from him, and knows him personally;
Il
Kyle, and never would have told on the prisoner
but he was afraid of being killed, in order that he
should not tell: and now he knows he will be killed
as certain as he returns to Federal Hill, but the
truth he is compelled to give, and does not do it
with any malice towards the prisoner, but is sorry
he was so unfortunate as to be an eyewitness of
the afair.--Philip Junker and others identified
the prisoner in the riot on the way from the Fif-
teenth ward polls to the house where the murder
was committed. 1t is generally conceded the de-
fence will attempt to prove that the prisoner was
not at the polls until after o'clock, when the mur-
der was committed, and in case they fail in this the
evidence is sufficient for a verdict for the State
VIM. H. G. Dorsey assisting in the prosecution and
MesSrs. Coleman Yelott and John F. Frazier for
the deence.-At closing of our letter the Court
took a recess in order to dine.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER Term, lS60.-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. Is, 1861
No. l3G. George S. Koontz Us. Elizabeth ID.
Sabb. Appeal from the equity side of the Circuit
Go Court for Howard county. This case was argued
by Thomas Donaldson for the Appellant, and by
Charles E. Phelps for the Appellee.
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BALTIMORE, January IS, ]


There has been comparatively little business done in
Stocks here this week. but the market although inactive
has generally exhibited considerable frmness and with
In the last two three days of the leading
ties have advanced in price. To-day the feeling in the
market very strong, but the transactions at the
Board quite light There have been sales week
Of 225 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at $5SG5SH
cash. the latter figure being paid day shares
but there has been no movement in Northern Central
Railway There is but little this stock oGerinz and it
left of to day at s14 bid SIC asked regular way sale
was made early in the week Of 100 shares Canton CO.
at lia but nothing has been done in it some days
past It closed today at $1l4 bid $iiA asked regular
way.
There has been a moderate business done in Loan,
this week, and City 6s have advanced since opening
y to y per cent We note sales of some SIS 500 of
them 81 a95 for 1S7O's; 954G95X 1865 % for
1906 and 964Go7K for ls9O's. There was nothing
done In City 6 to-day, but 1858 closed at OF bid and
In9Os at eS bid. We note sale of 600 Maryland
coupon 6s at 100. The sales of Railroad include
$1,000 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage at So COO
Baltimore and Ohio 1858 at 49, and SIS 900 Northern
Central 1853 at 1885, the latter figure which is an ad
vance Of per cent the price bid for them early in
the week, being obtained for them to-day Bank stocks
continue heavy There have been sales this week of 90
shares Bank of Baltimore at 87 2S shares Union at s72
and 81 shares Howard Bank at s9HG9A
There has been inquiry for the Mining fancies
this week, and note sales of 100 shares Gardner Hill
Mt $780, $50 shares Springfield at $1.7o $50
cufifuiu dL % Cts, Consolidated at
shares Cambridge at Is cts 200 shares North State IS
cts; and 800 shares Deep River at 20 cts Gardner Hill
closed to-day at $3.50 bid, $3.50 asked Springfield at
$40 bid so asked and Guford at 55 cts bid G5 cts
asked regular way.
The condition of financial affairs Is generally unchan-
ged, and money may still be said to be easy Capital is
accumuating and with proper securities there diff
Guilty in negotiating loans at comparatively easy
There Is however but little first class paper offering either
at the banks the street and in consequence CT the
limited business doing there is but little paper making
First class endorsed paper is selling the street S0
per cent but the best single paper be placed
under IL per cent. The banks discounting quite
freely and learn that at most of them the offerings of
paper do not come up to their receipts
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week ending
Thursday amount in value $50 36 which Sc oO2
free, and s73 444 duty paying goods and the
foreign exports from Baltimore for the same period
amount In value to sl62 s4s against s297 oO5 last week
We indebted to Mr. G. W. McEroy of the statistical
department of the Baltimore Custom House. the fol-
lowing statement of the of Baltimore for the
quarter ending on the 91st December, 1860, viz
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS
Disaster at Sea-Burning of the Ship GlObui
-Rescme of p nsseugers and Crew

Disaster at Sen-Burning of the Ship GlObus
Rescue of nssengers and Crew.
NORFOLK, Jan. Is. Arrived in Hampton Roads
to-day, ship Morning Star, Capt. Campbell, of
Windsor, Nova Scotia, from Liverpool with cargo
of salt and iron, bound to City Point, having on
board one hundred and orty-nine passengers and
crew from the ship Globus, Capt Blanke, bound to
New York, which was burned on the afternoon of
the 18th inst. All hands were saved but one per-
son, who jumped overheard. The Globus was en-
velOped in flames in half an hour after the fire
broke out, and there was scarcely time to the
passengers. She had general cargo, which,
together with the baggage and clothing of
the passengers, was all lost, there being
very heavy at the time of the dis
aster. Captain BiaHke was the last to leave the
burning ship, and it was owing to the heroic exer-
tons and gallant conduct of the two captains and
crews that all saved. The Captain of the
Morning Star, his wife and daughter, and his crew.
paid every possible attention to the destitute pas
sengers, among whom were sixty females and
number of children. The Morning Star was short
of provisions, which were subsequently, supplied by
the British brig Boomerang, Capt Young, of New
castle, bound to New York, herself short of provi
sons Every attention has been paid to the passen-
gers here BY Col Myers, the British Consul. They
will be sent to New York by the first steamer.