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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15

.tWHY STAND YE ALI. TIE DAY IDLE?'
ANY Lady or Gentleman. in the United
Stairs possessing from IS t. ST. ran enter into
an easy and respectable business. by which from
S. To $40 per dav can he realized. For particu
Jars, address, (with stamp.)
W. r. ACTON & co.
No. 81 North 9th St., Phila.
sspt.is50 2s, .-so.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-05-15


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

WANTED-A TIDY, WILLING GIRL, TO DO THE
w general housrwnrk n small family persons
must DO first rate washer and ironer and understand
ting bread and do good PLAIN cooking Wages 81 month
these who bring good city reference good steady
will be given for the winter Call from till los
36Lh ST., between 7th And D. oadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09

WHITNEY HOUSE. BROADWAY. CORNER OF
w Twelfth street. ,oHduoted Tho Europe&n plan
Suits single Kaoms extremely low prcos CORRESPOND
Ing with tho times. II. n. BENNETT, Proprietor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

1t is perhaps, proper to notice the DEATH at South
Dartmouth, NJ ssachuse,'s, last month of Capt
Michael Baker, who was, though accidentally, geo
graphical discoverer OF some note. In 1911, while
CT rsing the Pacific, be in sight of island which
be called Nantucket, but which is now known as
Bakers leland, where lie landed for the purpose of
burying Of bis crew. In digging the grave, the
sailors reached soil dry and fine that the dust which
Il raised nterered with their abos and obliged them
TO GEEK moster place the coast. This dusty earth
proved to be guano and tie discovery led TO the open
ing up Of the PhenK group and Of the extensive guano
trade in connection with that portion Of the American
Polynesia.
The French expedition for the exploration of the
Amoor County, under the auspices of the Paris Aead-
envy Of Sciences bas just left Europe. Tie leaders
are Mr. Meyner and Mr.. Eichthal two naturalists of
wide reputation. They will remain some two or three
years Ia Eastern Siberia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Boots, Shoes, &f.
ffgal Notices.

NOTICE OF SALE.-Wheres4 default has been
IN made 20 the conditions Of cerso uspr gage beaos dale
the Rr.t day Of May A. eighteen balGI and fseyen aNd
executed by the sheboygsu and hispTi Railroad company
Azaah Flag In the City Of Kew ok Irasee enu guy
recorded the office Of the State oi te
wisconsin Boob Of Ra9d Mortgage on pages IS 20 U'
fncasive snd whereas tie sd Fsga has Ened tbe eput
ent OF Trustee under laid mortgage, aud le
been duly constituted End appointed according De
Of sd ortgge Hocssor said FeFg aud Trustee In hs
place Now tberefcTe by virtue Of TIE power OF ssle COZ
taped SAID And In pursuance OF law tne
sgOed Trustee der sssd mortgage Val on the
a D. Aghteen hundred and sixy-one, AZ the S''ion
City c SheboyEan Wisconsin at two ocock IN ne AFTER
OF lsy so public auction to the highest BIDDER o'
the poy cot oftvo hundred and y eight thousand Gne he
" err fory-oDe cents @ O95 Al the amount OF
bon srcnred BY sud mortgage ROW OUTSTANDING "Nh u INV
est tkereon paid being the Auoun claimed 20 DC Que teo
TlDrssged prenise described u seid mogeo Wv an SUI
snglaf the FIRST Division Of thc Rsirosd ~ said CopS oA
Che CITY Sheboygan the City Of FOND du-Lsc 10
s together With al the riets OF way Depot gouho
rails bridges piers stations station houses AID ohei
hnd an tn lands AZ hereauen by said Sheboygeh su a'
aissipps Railroad Company then held or beIeeI,et ~
istnT tbe,;o yhene under the rights and privileges
Of Ser charter conveyed to m by decd Ar0 also az me
4 INCOMES rens and profits AID corporate eno oshei
fehiss Of said Mississippi R1o6d Conpuy
connected with the nd First Divinon oil then haway VI fu
ine thereto all the locomotive engines TENDERS cars
of every description machinery, ma,rcsop tools and I'M
plemeDtS wood sso property connected WITH r. poi uP
ent operating and conducting the SAID Railroad
then owned hoFeaeT acquired by the ss ShebOye and
Mississippi Rsiozj Company, for sPPuent 70 the aioIe
said line Of rcsd M snbs utien OF those tn owned o. oe
Vic all of kh personal chstels declared be 1uTe
sd arpueBaca aud be used end sold berev ih ad
separated h-srom and were 70 be tse1 A. part
Deosu1ber IS laEa SAM'LL p. BENSON, Trustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Arrived.

Steamship yiso (Br) mconFgn Liverpool jan q, and
Ouc.n.ow 2.th nd. and 100 gs n John O. Dale. Jan &C.
Fasne Light bearing w o. mts passed steamship Austrs
bers. for Liverpool Feb lot ~ lon g. passed steamship
AIago hence Tor southampton snu hsNe 10 arrived up
p. - -, en- o -
Mitclll & Son
slip Normandy Tyler Liverpool IS days mdss to Tyler
,el carried away iibboom &c.
Ship Zephyr (Ol BOson, King Csllao Oct, a. suane 10
MASTER.
Bp Peerless lBr Doe Bermuda days. in baaS. to Mccall
4 Firth.
schi Edward ssde ol BrOOlbaven) Bayn,, Norfoi isys
corn.
schr Sash Pierce =, Virginia oysters
sioop L. SprAgue Gibbs Mahtanvo for Prov;-nss anA
procesdrd
sAiLEDSeamships Mstanzas MstAnzssI ship Darins LIZ
epool, bks sina Anr, Nantes Aeronat Dsma Na Sto
Psyson. ST. Jsgo.
WIND During the day, w. NV r.8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Toal...s35os2 s3l S42s9 1921 s22,2g',sl7 s2o6Ss'S@
DIVIDENDS.

The dividends in the above table are those PAID on
common stock. Ofthese, "A p cent have been paid in
stock viz: 10 y cent in 1876 70 p cent in lS47, y
cent in 1852, 10 y cent in 1854, and cent 1850.
The Operating Expenses" include the Renewal
Fund.-" established in 1913, of cents (increased Id
1857, to ceLts for every 100 tuns carried one mie'
The total net earnings of the road from the cem-
mencement Of its erations, have eqnned almost ex-
actly7 2 cent. Tie dividends paid, however, have
eqnaled only about A. q cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
aeH2lorls Daily Gribnl1a
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
pNITEp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-FzB. s-Befocs
yudc Belts.
TIE FOWLER Pos1-oFFIcE pEFAJrsTIoS.

TIE FOWLER PosT-oFFIcE DEFAJ CATION
At tho opening Of the Court the Distriet-Auor'ey
concluded the reading of the deposition Of HorAuo r
King He also read the deposition of Mr. Zebee, the
Third Assistant Postmaster at Washington, annexed
% which was q fac-simile of .he accounts of Mr. Tow
Ter taken from the books OF the Post-Oiice Depart
ncss at Washington. DepOnent states that the Post
master Boston, Philadelphia Charleston New-icrk,
EeS-Orlesns and ST. Louis the only ones required
toake deposits Of their net revenue; that II had fro
oueny been the for Postmasters TO request the
Department TO apply the deposits made during one
quarter the liquidation Of balance duo on Prevu
quarter. Some further documentary evidence was
read, and the case was closed. Counsel viii sum up
-oo Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

She per ,,,ed 10 plead guilty to petit larceny sho WI"
fenced TO is PeneniaIy for three s In the
George Mason and Francis Rogers ~, e. r5gsd
ihd 9egee In feOniOusy entering the stable o. Ss sd
of 1, IA stealing theref'om two coats valued ~
y 10 petit larceny, and were sentenced TO the rem
"y l Ii;in J.mes Doupeny and ARIEL Patterson indiet
"A c eel, and battery pleaded guilty and were hnea-e
ST,, = 10 the second SIS, and the third 10
urnedu until next Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Passenger Arrived

In seamslp JTgo from Liverpool dad Qusensiotoahr and
Mr.. L. Hewitt Mr. and MIS- Dixon Braobsn. Edw'd Wooney
Nj Ch4yue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burd-ss Tewdsl s. C.
Morris Carlyle Boyd Keochs, H. Atkinson r. H. Mmton
Mr. MaJlett J II. J. Nug-It
IL 1,amIhp Florida fTOss sdrdaHdh-W Gum and sdy,
AR and Mira " c Smith. Mis- lnsy, Miss Mumord Mrs y.
Kettle Miss Hudson Mr. Broadway, John Kind II. Miller,
d. Webster, s: r. ChsPPen H. hoasehold, n Wilmer John
w Thompson B. Finn, d. Baker H. Mccall and u In shs
stespgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
-BROORL YN ITEMS.

BRooKLvs Philharmonic SocIETY.-The third con.
cert ninth rehearsal will take place Saturday the
18th inst. the former occurring in the evening the
latter at 10 O'Clock in the morning. at the Academy of
Music. They would regularly have taken place
to-day, but have been postponed signorna Elena,
Miss Hinkey, and Signor Susini, will assist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......Fss.
alc.,ed.

SteAmshps-MStanzss LesegsRg Maiankas Nor, Bres Ne
vsrro CO.; Etns, Kennedy Liverpool J. q. Dale.
Shps-Napopon. Gushing. liverpool Msior Lord L. One
Twilight Gates San Fran,ico Sutton Co 81 Louis,
Jacobs Bristol Moorewo Cd 60 fse Ham H.mss Ham.
bug Won Sch ScAeineDcke Co. Australia Towant Liver
pool
BsIks-Alice Tsnisr, Hutton New Orleans j. " Smith
Co WILLARD Mitchell Have Boyd 4 Heincken. - . a., .
Bngs-Helen Jane Hs, den, 1t Domingo, j. smith .
Co King John tBr }, Bsrksnk, Queenstown. =, . nh
Schooners-- L. Lee, CuIson. Wilmington, ~ o. polief,
Potter Co NJ Pain.slee Castor. Wilmington j. o. WV
ans Saie Meas, Richardson Antigua, smith jones 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

Hartford papers contradict, by authority, the report
thai Col Colt will establish pistol factory in Georgia.
lie is row making 800 pistols day. and $40 revolving
riaes month"; Contracts for 1900 rides, to be CON-
pleted within year, were concluded at Sharps rite
factory last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
COURT OF GENERAL sEssloNs-FEB. Before Recorder
HoyysAs;

Mary Smith AID VIM. II. Sherwood were tried as
panel having been the Absracng from
II. psltsOon pocket Of by the sdce Of
M Spencer his coooel the male defendant pleaded guilty.
The prosecution 10 the Of Mary conducted by Mr. Gar
yo. ana the fs repetition of esgus deais the
ecEon e which from reluctant witness The phnsHt
considerable vuiea for the
Court Mary gained tbs sympsthsG OF the accord
bic story by telling him how she had been badly
treated and fed here from tie country Cart Bowling aud
other officers testified t,ste Of facts which Indicated that
Mary bssnssd Eul aud vicious class Of women Shsr
wood the State Prison fer three years AID ,1
months
The Jury In The Of Mary Smith returned her guilty bu,
yoha Cle4ry was Iied Cor assault aud battery With intent to
hill The csse was siilsr 20 the above but I'd Is
dos gns;ed among The police bik Avery Indignant
husband spptAs while complainant L. The society Of IT, 10
Of the ho0se and dreNe pistol knife poker on bo
which l. made tn Of proper ,mu.ts
Of words sb out seduction
&c, closing With u,imsBn Of money az
fight Augustus TbouAs the complainant in this case gave Al
the uoney he had TO- AID go outside Of the door a,
house IN West Besawsy 9Th Of Decernbsrl
picked NJ cd boot and sed A'e The uhwecoue ia
tuder Cesry without any hesitation h!e1 bis pistol a. him
bu; did not ke edee The prisoner cGavicted OF assault
and sent n tbe penteutiary for sixty dsy6
Timothy Loa ~ was discharged
John AndeOn and John Dog pleaded gsiy Of grand ll
ceny having attempted burglary the oath Of Jsnosy
were sent 10 he State Prison ~ each Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FEB a--B,fors Juds,


THE BARK ANNA MUBDERs-THE sLAvE-TRADE.
TIE Assistant District Attorney moved OF the tii;1
Of Edwa-d p Lane charged with tho Of Erank Loghp
OF the Of he bark anna Mr. Brady counsel for The
ed anxious proceed with the tr bot there being
insufficient numbers uTo extra panel oIcered for
Monday which day the trial postponed Tie tid
Of Sc Gordon captain Of the paver Eie indicted f0rbeig
gagged IL s.syetTade, down for Saturday mol-g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoSs.-gefor. Iua,. o.ns,.

~I'IN'1N-' - bL1hIUNN-Pef0re IUdre IA
sos and Jusdces STiIy ELL and fioYr ~
Ahlro" FMsher married man with family wa
so o. Os man s 70 years Of age named CasTine VEN
shoits vim Der parents AZ No. heseroe ,t,ee
ssp T., ' The s parents keep cigar store 3, the
Oeamdant in TO buy tobacco. Seinz her 49, S,s
soSAse Of Circumstances and dragging into re.I
pttfsied this Outrage The complaining witness $500 ~
nave very weak intellect which doubtless hA5 "a ec, 49,,
Suy der testimony clear aud straiK1tf~rvHyd IT,
years - ~SN " N'A'1 'hon ior ten
Oh Willy professional burglar indicted for burglary IA
rSs ~ gee IN ieoHiously entering the house Of Mf Chses
20 bay,Is, o. Chnton and Carroll sta lGst Fall pleaded guilty
Prior fo ~ s th,fd dssne and sentenced the Ssis
Pile, c. ~ Term Of four years and siE months
r.irn.S N, a nes decent oosiag young wousn was az,
dsssss Ia f ,s cha Of gard larceny s,esing urs
'''s' Were che bed eees sspseysa q ssssxs,sssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

Markets -CAREpuLLY REPoRTKD.roR THH N. y TRirrsS'
FRIDAY, Feb. ., 1861.
ASHEs-Ihe market IL rather hrmer Tor foIsi saes Oh g
bbls- q - 90 Pri;ls quirt a - l2a.
COIroN-Tte market Z heavy sales Of 90 bales incn-
ding some outside laiic for Middhng Upnds Were
rcat nominal quotations;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSlONS-FFp. 8-Befors Justices
bR0xNKLL. CONNOLLY ard STrKKE.

George Bowens, petit larceny, Penileltiary three
mouths Peter Bons petit srceny faod $40: Hueb Cusck
assault and battery Perentia,y three moths; Michael Cain
hEssnt and battery feneuay noufhs; Mary Conn Oily
Petit larceny PensnrAry four months ThoS Dfvire pe't
larceny feGtnisy sI months Frar Dumng Peate isry
thfee monhs John hissner, do. Pcuienay :! NOR tbs:
siy petit soeny Peniie 1tisry four months Henry FISHER
40 fensnis iouf i1oG.hs Fnity do Penouiisy four
90 Peat; tive month"; VIM Johnson do Peni entisry
Tour month"; Tsos Wilson, do ruitensry fouT months Join
King do PenitentiaTy SIX months and 80 fine; Jas Lewis
90 RENT at.ary x months Jas hcIvsGe assault and bat.
eaya 'ospn Kant assault aid battery, PenentiaYy two
1sc96 sPeisle s'aui and battery PeueBtisry si1
montt jas Truman pet larceny Peniensry two mo- tl
nsh'2 anet 20. ienaht'sly months Mchzel Oouge
= ~ ~ $3.50 OIL entiAiy three montlsi Mag Mul1owuey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

The ProdiesI Son was Scripture case Of secession.
lie conneneed with arrogance and ended IN pig
lsHl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

TIE d d. trade slowly but heels doing in
we,k thar h.t aud b., 'Ts Cincinnati. Louis Lor.r
vile ADD sssh,ie iriy. They take hold
D.,y however and very cBntious In t purctas sem"
OF the city j3b5-rs so brnung hs stock sud
ppruIg Spring trade. 10" iusike
supied wih doGcsti- cotton gIods 81 the laGirE
makes Of brown and haced sh-enss end shuf although
,rsd, IN prce open 5~ei than lat van Print. are
ceiling freely, alec fraction lover han ia
son srd the and b-iufol Sy l. tsIy iu sod
conu,,ie WooenF are du prices II aos, binds
bn uu.t.d In fTee goods The g. very Little dong yet
and no CIV feature TO uoLCe ia the Gade-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

John l.. Deylit and VI. NJ. FlsenSa are at Spring
field illinos. Toy iIIcr@sed Il he Sisbbins a
McAlser bonds, either attorneys principals. By
an agreement MADE tine ago l'cy axe 70 have Il
bearing before a Committee Of tie LEGISLATURE.
Al pnII.dclntln- ILr Aor,h AuLer..aa naNa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Receipts OF Produce

Feb as 10 bb Flour, 1850 bush. Wheat, 49, 800 bush.
Corn do 2coc do. Malt 10 do Seed 200 pkEA Lard
$50 plTL WHISKY. =, $50 dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
kuRRoeArE,s nouRr-Enn s-sefers surress.s wssr

WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The will Of Peter Van Pek was admitted 10 probate.
TIE bequsstbs s to the Protestant Reformed Dutch
Church q New Brunswick " IL there be Iedue Of that
ser providing for the payment Of other beqGes
viii. Of Johu Fortune, 7. Newbod and Vincent
Pspp G.o admitted probate None Of them eonsined
provisions " pubic interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
Diensfrr1. &Ce.

Disasters, &c.
BosroS, geb s-Ths schr. JOSEF Greet, for No -
ae&Ifs OF lscee u ashore on Grois Isfns 60 ~
40 II c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
SUPREME courteous rBss-FEB s.-Before Justice
LHcEARD.

INJUkCIfoN hGAIhSI 2 GEHHAN IHEAIIN.
81 the Society FOR the Reformation of Juvenile
DelialueDa John Ko3b ard Joho Beclel
The defeud mt kobb wHs the proprietor Of he Voiks
TheAsr Fourth ard the defendant Be.cbe the
owner pr,-s Tie plaintiffs sought to eojan them
ssid theaiP iasrsuch
they biaa C license The Judge de dd that IN in
Junction cogd oy lie agnFt tine proprietor Of ho
theasr aud OF the premises Tie COAr
therefore ordered i1uueion ag 3D. AID ged
BetebeL Henry Cram for paRHs; VIM. Wsgihg for de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
TIE Missouri Dcmscrot says:

A. present there Is scarcity Of Illinois cu1~uoy In
least the supply not b. ~ the oinaud Tbs -
oeGa toned By the dIcciB;ion o. hsso 8J than BY a
Increase The value 81 Illinois currency The leading la b"Is
heartily desire change Ia ;bs Missouri banA ylter aud
unr their influence hrye Law passed th all
bak s"scir basis ~ abolsug the bbuksh iIud
tenn They wish time sn them H. which 10 specie
a. that time determined
10 puy nothing ,y win not redeem at III counteT VI
parent banks Ia specie wbeu called for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
DTCIsIoSs.

Charles Earle ct al. agt Julius Fode The Sheriff
g. entitled POundage the acuAy collected by him
execution.
Michse Muirye Al sgt wm. Comoy ct dMOtion deried
win 81 costs d opposing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
COMMON PLEAs-THAI TERM-FEB. S-Before Judge

Day.
SUIT AGAINST THE EEW-HAYEN RAILROAD COMPANY.
L. d. Cumming aRt The ard haven tsailrond
Company.
The plaintiff sued 10 recover $4,000 for damages
sOs,ainrd Yetve by cosi1n IN 1883 Issue joined
given by the pntf to the defendant I'd the
hatem EarOsd CompsBy releasing thon from al hs cllin
for damages lie that I~lesse
obtained BY fraud by howog that at the time it executed
Incapable T1aking valid aud also that tie
totally inhoquGe % the Of tie Injury
Flrtr be induced the release the rrpsen
thAt be action ust them This
part testimony being excluded by the Court plaintiff
Obtained leave withdraw Juror AMI the of for the
Plat FulIeT Tor plaintiff Tracy Powers TaLmadse
for defeDdaltG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

The market Eae Exchange 70 day very close The
res Ut banks nouuay 6l07 y cent pen. but they
we've selling except their heaviest oepoO and 70
them que sgy The buy ing rate Al the aioos banks vas
q bssre the close GQG ornt psd by some
exchange In czgT demand at those
heures All parties aftd that rates going up asain TO
10 y and they holding to it a. long they can
The following statement will show tbs rerult OF the
operations of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
We copy the following from Tie RaSss Ga
Courier:

The prospect 81 en- early bssde OF The port Of CArlcs,on
and ba already uu'pced 90 effect the business
VI the country. Col Corn hts shipped 100 bale Of
cotton 10 New Yok via knoxville Lyncaburg Gordonsye,
td Acxand thus Carrying II Beay twice IA far by reroHd
ard abtnt dsDce by Wui'r II u shipped TO
SstauAh or Char Col Bsyaid Dfoims that al l,
,h meats I'll hereafter be made by hi upper until
tn prospects below change. II tbs espse becomes general
viii etAt TO the Georgia railroads, and the exile heights
VIII caUpr OIL Of the fImeIk N the end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

NKw-YORk CLAssfPICATioS.
nIat.ga EI.rfta Mamie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

agent of the vessel, the son Of the British
Consul at Havana, was we'll aware Of the
character Of these persons. They went In
the steamer with the knowledge and con-
sent Of the Captain, who endsavored af-
terWards to conceal them by refusing to
exhibit the passenger list and the papers
Of the vessel.
There can beno doubt he knew they were
carrying highly important dispatches, and
were endowed with instructions inimical to
the United States This rendered his vessel,
though neutral, good prize I determined
to take possession OF the vessel, and as 1
mentioned in my report, send her to Key
West for adjudication.
forbore to seize her, however, in oon-
sequence of my being so reduced in officers
and crew, and the arrangement 1t would
cause innocent persons, there being q large
number of passengers who would have
been put to great loss and inconEenience,
as we'll as disappointment, from the inter
ruption il would have caused them in net
being able to join the steamer from st..
Thomas for Europe.
l therefore concluded to sacrifice the in
terests of my officers and crew in the prize
and suffer the steamer to proceed after the
necessary detention to effect the transfer Of
these commissioners, considering I had ob
tanned the important end had in view.
Signed CHAS. WILKES.