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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02

New York MARKET.
Nav YosA, Dec. l.
Cotton 5o@s9c midline:.
fLoua-e6 5O@s.00 R.H.O.
WmAs.-l.73@l74 Chicago Spring.
Cosx.-95@s6 for sound mixed.
OAfs-62@65c Western.
PoRK.-e9s OO028 80 new nees.
Wnrsxpr.-o0. .620s.S6
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02

P0R CHILDREN TRHTHING,

which greatly facilitates the pseeess Of testhing
By soNening the gums. reducing III inasmstions,
willalisy ALLPAIN and spasmodie setion. end 10
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02
Price, only 30 cents q Bottle.
The rlsrence Nlghtengale
Of Tho Nursery.
A BENEFACFREAa.

The following is an extract from letter writ.
ten by the Rev. Il. & Weiser to the Gsvm0a IT,
FORMED Asseny,, at Chsmbersburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02

To be Disposed Of At
Ono Dollar Eachl

Without regardto Vaaue! Not to BE- raid
for until you knosc mAat you are to receirs.
Splendi of Articles, all to be
SOLD Az
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02

Depend upes II, mothers. II will give rsst.to
yourselves, cad
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02

MRS. wuss1ow,
A sspsris.ssa Nssssna gsnals rhysisias pre-
sssasSs ~ sals.siss 4 assAss, ~
SOOTHING SYRUP
F0H CHILDREN TEHTHINo,
which greatly facilitates the process Of testhing
By sossening the gums. reducing I'll inasmstions,
allay ALL PAIN end spasmodic setion, ,andis
Ssss,e g Regulate the Dss0els
Depend upon IT. mothers. IL will give rest..t TO
yourselves. aad
- .s-> -
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02

They posses wopderful ton.
ic properties, giving tone 10
the appstite 49, digestive or.
gano.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-12-02
llQlNNEWEl.l.,s

TOS-C To attempt to enumsrate the
ANe1u1u ~. manifold results Of the ASo-
pyss 10 cases Of Neuralgia, Gout, Rheumatism.
Nervous Headache, Tootn and Ear Acne. Spinal
Complaints, 81 vitus Dance. Hysteria. Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Sleep. Pains in Mcnstruation,
and the most reliable testimonials in my posses
sion TO which all are invited to inspect. would
exhaust time and patience, and which conf
Aence 10 test will perfectlv Justify
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18
ALWAYS AT A PREMIUM

To this " fifth quarter of the Globe" as an
Irish writer has called it, the mother country
sends many things its people do not want,
and the consequences too frequently are an
overstocked market and depressed trade.
From this category we beg, however, 10 ex-
clude two articlcs-the two celebrated rem
edies Of Professor Holloway. Throughout
Australasia they are at q premium. The
Pills and Ointment are considered the most
profitable commodities that can BIZ taken to
the diggings. as their efficacy in the diseases
common in the gold region is we'll known to
evry nugget-huntcr aud they are therefore Gag.
erly bought up at any price by those toilers
after the "mammon of unrighteousness." For
bilious fevers, and all disorders Of the liver and
bowels which prevail on the aurifsrous soils
Of the interior, the Pills appear to be posi-
tive immediate and invariable cure. We have
seen returned gold hunters from the -" dig
gings." aud their reports on this head are uni
form. Nor is the testimony less conclusive in
relation to the Ointment as a means Of reliev-
ing rheumatism and neuralgia and healing
the wounds, aborsions, Commissions, &C., incl
dent to hard life in the wilderness. In
short every one in g. the BUSH looks upon Hol.
loway's two preparations as sufficient med
icine chest for all the disorders Of his outer and
inner man. He knows, for he has wintered
with them and summered with them beyond
the settlements, that they are his surest reliance
in sickness at all seasons and under all circum-
stances. Almost every digger has some anec-
dote to relate of the cures they have perform
ed. Limbs saved from modification, ulcers
preserved from gangreno, contracted joints re-
Taxed, liver disease arrested, dysentery and
diarrua curcd-thcse are their trophies. In
fact they are among the good things Of which
we caRHOs have too much, and although the
imports at present are 80 large as almost to be
incredible. still the demand keeps in advance
Of the supply. Furnished with these reme-
dies the digger and the settler have little need
ofmcdical advice, for it seems beyond question
that their curative effects cover the whole cir
Gle Of diseases aud a large portion of the chap
ter of accidents. Ofwhat use l. success to
the digger, if, when fortune 10 achieved, he
die beside his hoard, and how many lives that
were sacrificed in early days Of the gold dis
coveries, might have been saved By these ines
Unable preparations. In California va un-
derstand they are considered IN Indispensable
item, and most important one, Of every mi
ser's outfit. and we can only say. with
knowledge Of what they have been aceomp-
fishing throughout the world for the past
twenty years, that to be without them 10 a.
most 70 be without the % staff Of life."
shall die Of wounds O. disease contracted in
the service Of the listed States. and while
such ehaplaias src Or shall Be in the line II
their dufy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18
Tho W. T. Agricultural College.

Ed. STANDARD: Dear Sw: Herewith
please fluid the proceedings Of the Board
Of Trustees Of Washington Territory Az
ricultural College, organized by the act Of
the Territorial Legislature at its late ses.
sion. In conformity with an act Of Con-
gross approved July I'd, 1869.
In tho act organizing the college. E. s.
Fowler, Mich. Walter. John Sheets, s.
w. Brown, Gay Hayden, John H. Tim
mons and the Governor Of the Territory
were named as Trustees, and they were
required to meet on the third Monday Ut
February. 1865. 80 ~
Accordingly the Board Of Trustees met
At Vancouver, on that day. Noquorum
being present. It adjourned to meet again
on the 23d Of the same month. p
At that meeting. for the same reason a
before, tho Board adjourncd to meet ON
Monday evening. March 6th. r
The Board Of Trustees met according to
adjourum~nr. Pr-s~nt-S. w. Brown.
Gay Hayden. n. Winter and John H.
Timmoas. coastituting quosua.
On motion Of Gay Hayden. s. w.
Brown vas elected Presideat Of the Board.
and H. X. Hines. Sccs.tary.
On nosisa o( n. winiles. q. 7. Nc
Ceusen vas eaerssd Treas.es.
On motion sf GAY Hsyden. Lsvi Farss-
vossh vss elected Cs@aissioaes q Cod
l-s~ Lssas. sccardi.g 10 shs ct a tbs
T~rirasiI Lexisassses-
Mr. Fw~vxsA h<ine Ps<~rsf- siesiked
his acceptance Il sA~ srss es..ssse< 30
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

q Ms A.a~~w ksa,dr-s srss~~d v~~s~--
&.y by sh< A~1~->~~- &r~r- k~m u. s&zi-
vi<A I-ls-a-. sszA<z ~ ha< esss 81 ~ -
ev~-<y ID As k<slzk- HE .iss has s.E..R-
I'D se~sszzey - sszs II I'll seA<s~. sA.s -
Trrnsry Is sA~ saiy s~~.rry ~Ars< sAss
sAs kssr gsrss g fsr ssssi x~~s< 10 Ess.
We 80 pksss& ~ ss>sr~s si@s IN knsinA =
ss~ay i=ss-sa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

Which he Sell. at tie LOWEST Pricss !
The Goods were selected by L. Bettman him.
self, and as he has been in business here
FOR THE PAST TWELVE YEARS,
he knows what the people want.
The Highest Cash Price
FAiD FOR WOOL, BUTTER, EGGS, ETC.
- New Goods received by every steamer.
Call everybody, and you will not 60 away dissat-
isied. LOUIS RETrv1 AN.
Olympia, March IS, 1865. 2o:ma
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

TIE LEcrrnx.-Ths lecture Of Fraaeis
Heay. Esq-. last eveai.s. q the y. E.
Ch.reh. uPsa ihs "ess;4ieA Isss> AZ shs
Day vas IN sba< eSass. ~ received The
sazk~d sss~ufioa II = hUs - sPprre;ssive
ssAi<see. TAs s7<sh~ es..s.asa in -
sr.si< terms spse ~ srsiss q susssis Pss-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

Tss snxss - - .~r-nh< fsxsgag
s<y.A sss~~ar~~ ~s rsa ~ . ys~g
l.xy a~s.s - eis~i>s ez~<s. Il Mr. Hss-
harJs s<A.3 y<.ara.y:
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q NJ sa..eA.r dhi<AsDi
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

The prtrolrsm discovesrd in Califor-
MA viii not bsn- I, has be-a Subjected to
chemical proeesA and found deficient in only
one property. Which is, however, the essen
tial one for purposes Of illumination.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18


Sheridan, with the main column. came
up. and pushed on through Rock Fish Gap
to Greenwood. At last accounts direct
from Sheridan. Custer was within q few
miles Of Charlottesville.
The capture Of Gen. Early's remnant Of
his once s, ndiA army. frees the valley
from any regular force.
Csssss.sa SsSs.
Sas Frascisco, March 3I.-A private
dispatch says that large sale d gid on
California ACCOM-; mas eiref~d on Sssus.
DAY in New Yssk si I9iaIs7.
Legal leaders this aarusae. S2fsss,
With sxles II ee0eoe. seller ten dsys.
oi3. 0o6 in even's< bard Il 81 cash
Thr prepused siIIssry fos< Su Arizuas
ss3<r Ga Nssos. WI rs~hsAiy e~..s-s
Of the S~r~4sk i.k&nsry. s.sise C.zssr~ia.
ssa hsftai->s es@gxs~l@< ssur cs~y.nsssL
Cs@Pazs A. II th~ krsi esx@2ry ssEszAsn.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

the Government that one of his scouts came
in with information that the rebel Generals
s. d. Lee and Chcatham had been sent
from Alabama against Sherman, but Lee
was subsequently recalled to defend Selma.
Cheathsm proceeded, intending to form .
junction with Hardee from Charleston, but
the scouts report that the rebels have in.
formation that before the junction was
formed, Sherman hurled . few of his vete-
ran brigades back upon Cheatham's column,
completely crushing it, Hardee vas not
up to time. The report don't say that he
gave any help 1t al. but that Johsson Vas
supposed TO have attacked Sherman in
front and got svfslly whipped The Re-
pssi'sss says thcse 10 every reason to be-
hcvs the report IL true
NEw Yosk, March 1.-THE Ts.es'
w.zAizxsss dispatch says: The Govern
meat may sse expect 10 hear fsss SAer-
nan wa " Il1inysss- The lzss se hssrd
frva Charse<ssa. h< vas Ssunsiersn< % de
svxmf< s-.r Ysikss rsss<. Ns~sk Cssskssn.
BsSsssxzsd b fsrsfylax k.b~s<A .sd t.stis-
bn~s. s~a - siresas srrrsE~A II ~ spsr~rk
Il % e~sprrsfss< cslumas s4ssses.x
fr~a Nesb<ra-
n~ H~~A<s sp<~.si Ss-y>a~A ..y~. n
. sxp~<z~S Nv sh~ s~er~<xsy q o. Tr-sr
@ry. sA.s s-aa Or p~-~-& q sA< k<xr
ss~sse - >s~zA<<@ pr~asr< s-s<.r~l- .
fssS 90 So. s< ssrs.zi.a~3 rhx ~
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spr-sw usDemss sumup< 80 - ~xpn<a
QwEsRr- Mxsxk iI-Tk< fwku.nsr
sks sh~~. s&Ys~< dc euu<utznas.
$780, sg 81 sg~ - . -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

"A v.ss essikeia m. bs.n Sasc0werea
ksssssn TIE great Ike ssd the krky
Aoantaiss Tsis vsl fsrsssh tod fus tk~
ssv'e.siaa &c ,h- UPP,r Mi.sssi ns-s. and
OH h- great ss1 n The essssrscfioa Il ne
S0stArss Psri6e RairosA-
, 1865-09-26

sessment-was greater than at any pre-
ceding period. But, for all this, the re-
suit WAS eventually Improbable, because,
unfortunately, fires were exceptionally
numerous, while the value OF the proper
tv destroyed, was exceptionally large.
These causes hav" affected, ~ipiuriously,
all The great companies granting 'nSornn-
ces agai st Fire; and many-We believe
most of them-haye suffered even more
severely than The "koyai," in proportion
to their transactions a"d their liabilities.
But Mr.. Dove has constantly kept in view
the fact that such "rXccptlouu! circum-
stances must be anticipated and ought
to be provided for. He has never failed
to point out 10 the shareholders Of his
Company, that great risks, and l@loctna-
tons, more or less violent, are absolute
Iy inspparable from the business Of Fire
Insurance; and that prudent men should
not engage in such bu>ineee, without
stipuIatng, on the one hand, for premi-
ums adrquate 10 the hazard, and syStc~
matjcaIly setting aside upon the other, q
substantial proportion OF their accfnlng
profits to meet possible losses. Tie Fire
Reserved Fund Of the Company amounts,
at this time, to GII0,500, and there is
q further sum to The credit Of Profit and
Loss account of G92 500. Thanks to Tie
foresight aud s~agaciiy which made 50
judIcious a provision for a rainy day, the
"Royai'' can confront "eXcrptiouaI cir
cumstanceS'' without difficulty, aud with
out even temporary Inconvenience. 1t
can give its Shareholders a Dividend aud
Rnn,,r oCI,l ~ % opTf Dnn,l rtE
, 1865-09-26
AUCTION

Ell UCTION8FORVALTEREN bekjondt-
an gj0r hrrved, at iI0gc Il QUESTION af
vedkommeude DomS- og UdI@gS-samt
BesiddeIseshaver, vii blive opraabt til
Salg we'd cen offentIig Auction, som at-
hoIdes paa Aastedet L0rdagen den 7de
October f0rslkommendc Isl. IL Middag,
LandSIedet kaldet
, 1865-09-26

WHE Vendue.maste hereby makes
a known, that at the request of the
Levy-hoIder, who is also in possession,
will be put up for sale at one Auction on
, 1865-09-26
NOTICE
FO Rritish Subjects resident i'm
the Island OF st. CrOix.

TTIiIE Undersigned, Her Britannia Ma
"a jesty's Consul for the Island of St.
Croix, has been instructed, by Her Males
TVS Government, to give public notice,
that Registers Of Births and Deaths of
Blush Subjects in this Island are kept
by him, and Thai he is authorized to insert
therein such entries of Births and Deaths,
as may b" reported 10 him for Registra-
tioo,-copics OF which will annually be
forwarded to Tier Maie>ty's Principal Sec
rrtaIy OF State for Foreign Affairs-for
transmission to The Registrar General Of
Births and Deaths.
The Undersigned has further been in
structed to nolify-that Registration of
Births and Deaths can now be made al
this Consulate without reference to The
length Of time which may have interviewed
between the occurrence of the event and
the application for its Registration.
British Consulate, st. Croix September
18th, 1865.
HARRY RATNALS.
, 1865-09-26
Holger's Eaab

med alt TiIbeh0r, beliggcnde i Ostendc
Quarter Lltra d No. 2, eIiet andre Litra
eller Nummera.
Conditionerne og MISUNDERSTANDING
gen vile blive fremlagte we'd Auctionen,
hvortiI Lysthaveude indbydcs.
Christiansteds Auclionscontoir d. 18de
September 1865.
J. a. StaGxeEmanm.
, 1865-09-26

THE public examinations in the
Country-Schools will take place
this year as follows:
, 1865-09-26

VT is hereby made known that Cover
A meat has transmitted the list of arrears
of Taxes 10 the Colonial Treasury for
1864, to the undersigned Sheriff, with
Orders 10 enforce the same if not settled
within the expiration Of this month.
Chrisliansted's Sheriff's office the 10th
September 1865.
.. "A. Stake1nanm.
, 1865-09-26
HARRY RAINALS.

YaET bckjendtgj0res herved at Gouver-
" uementet d. ID. har tiIslillet undtrteg-
nedc Foged F%ortegnelsc over restcrende
Skater til CoIonialkasSen for Aaret 1864.
med Ordre til at inddrive samme vedEx-
e%cution forsaavidt e; berigtigedo we'd den
ne Maancds Udgang.
Chrisliansteds Byefoged Contoir den
lode September 1865.
y. A. &GakeEAamm.
The sun., 1865-09-27
A Chinese Cruciiriou.

TIE fol'owi g account o. q recent crucih,,on IN
China, interesting tecsuso Of It's resemblance to
thoso mentioned in Scripture, 10 by Mr.. jaime.
Jone', Of Anoy, who witnessed the execution on
TIE 2s.h Of o,.oher;
Tie vi''irn whs, wcll-known thiek whose prin-
crll offence wrB steklr = Young clrs and s,lliny
them flr Irust!tuics. On atrsl before the iudgo
he reiusei TO criminn,s h'mscl. s',hounh reroAt-
ocly scourgcd until his back raw. II female
witnoss iali n giving s'tisfsc, ory evidence IN .
court ot justice, ale 10 leaten with q leather
s,rsr srcss the mouth. lis rif', des'rous Of
sfafinv her huihspj, re'rrcl to give evidence,
lut after two or rec spil cations Of the strap,
her courtCo gnvs wsy. sho c)nfesssd BIS cu'li,
a. the s.me line admitting thst two hundred doll
lars ~ morev o. derivrd was hdden IN the sea
near thr teach. O'G,cr we're sent In scare aud
O. Ing tho dollars in tie place indicated, the pri-
soue- Vas sentence! 10 cscIpts;on-doernJd d ~
to Chinese ihe W. q severe of punttments-bc-
cause ilev imcgu thEt n man avcs lhls world
m nuI any 81 b mem cra l = appears In 81 same
condition In tho next. The ctlrr', thore ore
Irn' ell 10 10 cruc fir1 istosd & being To- egdtd
The cross was OF the Latin form, the loot Leng n-
sorted IN astout plank aud TIE criminal, sta ldirg
on IoArl, had nails -. vel thrUug bis itot, his
hands stretched Hnd nalei 10 the croGsheam. Ills
eRg ere fastened to The cross With an iron cham.
aud his ,rins bound ilh cords, snd on tho cord
round his wsist WAS inscrted n pie o q wood, ol
which was Nritten his name and Otenco similar
piece on bis right arm contsiued his sentence
-nimely to remain on the cross day anu nighi
until he diod another on bis let arm al
the IAms oi tie judge ith his tides anu ofhces.
The cr miuG was nailed to the crssJ iua9e
tie Yam ~, IN Ito presence OF the Mag s.rae, and
thea CGrrcl by four coOli's to one OF the prcipsl
thor nfh'srcs ealing from the city, where he wss
let dUIlug tno day, hut removed At DigLt sde in
IL. PRISON TO- fear OF his friends attic upLng 10
rrscue N, and sLa carried iortn Al DAY Ii. ht n
chsrge "'two sold ers. lie was crucih Il al noon
on WeuDtsdsy, snu Mr. jones conyo1sod With AIn
. . . All nInaI
tho Oh ssI aud lirsi. Ol ThufSlay lie tlrpI for
sonc Loirs, wheu tho Gro = was lad down wit,in
the goal enclosure. NJ ono wss allowed to supply
him with IoOd or DIR nk and during tie dag tLsre
Was quite fair ia front Of tha crO.A, +, ,op beM,:
s.!ricted from distance, aud b, swtotn =. yenG-
ers ds,Ying large trade. On Saturday lie was
hhll alive, WHOM tie IaOtsl wEI appealed 30 by a
foreigner to put sn ond to tho wre.ch's suGerngs,
AID % imuelistely gave orders that ylesar
should DO hdminisIerei, which he expected rould
produce imIn Giate deaf but tho eslt Was otaor-
wise, ana Al sunfei, when tho cross WAS Isken
within tie goa, TWO sold ots with stout banboOs,
ui,se both his los, and sEel ssrAngled MIN.
The sun., 1865-09-27
" roo klyn

NAVAL Auction SALE.-To-dsy at noon an
suction sale Of vessels III take place at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. few more Gales and the Navy viii be
reduced tovn To its proper footing The Department
viii retain few Of the bes, Of the purchased vesses
for special service.
Escape oF CoSvrcrs FROM BLAcKwELL's 8
IsLAVD-oSy oY TitrM REroa1Ep DRowNrD-Early
ye'.orisy morning officers Msneun and Hoyt Of tho
Ash Pfo,nt, found two men near the ferry foot Of
gtari sreet, With their c'o'hins, which was ,c'nt
drtu rg nh water. Relieving that t'ov We o es-
cared convits ftoin Biuckwcf. Island. the officers
took them into custody end locfcd them up. This
lie ct p.1vrd correct. The mCn-gho gnye ueir
nance ns Daniel Kefsev and Antoine Pc erier-ncN-
LOwleo Ell hat they escfped ron the leland shof v
titcr midnight and sue tede' IN swimming 10 ll'n-
fep 70 ~, 1lev tlto tta'ei that nan ntmsd
Maurice W hi o started vim thtu Tut lis strength
iei,iDr tim, he was drovnei, within few hurdi ed
iee' oi tie LONG Island shore. The Tunavayt SeIe
returned 20 tho Island
HoTrL RoBDERY.-Thc 18th Ward Hotel,
coIuor Il B1shv ick s,enuc ard North Cd street. p.
-, vas cltoltd on Nonlay nish' and robbed OF 800
vCith Of liquors and sod watch, valued at t1U0.
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CLEARED.
sTEAMsUtPS--No ere. New Orlenns; Lr-r.
Newlern; hAt la Slcveu' baltimore O1l1rorIA y /, =
tinoIe, sea Gull, baltimore
tHlP-CynosuIe, Dram, Of EnelAnd. for Mobile
BARkS-Arreutinr, Liverpool. Ella Ade e, la.
vaua' Iork, shan tse Fannie Hamilton, Genoa:
SiAIitt, AiFen'iucl Montcvideo.
HhlGS n IL Johns, r; Ha--e.t Quseu
Bcinuds' q Barton, Mansauiila; Magic, Ssgua
sChOONERs-Fnnny, Montogo Bay: A Dexter,
Jackaonvilie ilattc Mayo Savannsh; Ann Bslti-
more; ieTcy, Ellsworth, Me; 'oinelia Philade phia
sLooP-Aary Gray. Rowland, for UnctsyiIs.
ARRIVED
rTFtMeIllPS-Comm.nd wilmington, N C;
Ierit Savannah; L Terry, Sewtefn; New York
bienen; Aihhinhra Charleston; Baltimore, Balti.
more; John Gibson, Wahing'on u q.
suIP-Calhoun, Page, Liverpool. with mds, &c.
BARHS-Franco, Cardiff; Lampliehtcr, +. RoyaI.
BRIGS-Ls tioole, Cnracot; Ocean Pearl Wind.
sor, \ 5; Lady Franklin. Linean.
sCUOONSERS-Gen = Van Nlle', Jscl sonyIlle,
Ghoctav, fa.l River; Champion. New B,dfol "a; 5 d
\ .ng, Newport, I j Beckett, Stuu,urton Mary
- ucLwey, Norwich; sar1 IA A Read Ehaabethpo, for
Hartford; Arle ia Dorchester, Il; Lane, Iingnn;
Conneci cut Albany ior Mystic; Glsnioy, C4laia
= Noulton, inran, q X G, ~ John, Julis ElizA-
beth souihamhoy for London; Sea Flower, Dp.ton
sLOOPs-E sprague, wateham; Oregon, Prov.
BtLoW-Bark Charles 4 Edward, Cow Bay; brig.
Lotus, Gov Bay; Aatlds, do; Prince Aliret q. Bay,
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srS Arth-u Yisssr cosorvs p.n attached 10 Dc
noat veie .rIcsi ell on q eharre Of HAVING stabbed
Bnrns snd hc,iinn, Washin gton vag subse, ,tently
thdros or Bf0dmv.--Oficer Clddell Of the 9th
rfeclnct arrtt cd Ann Jane Jackson las Ann Jane
.S inJuss' on oharge Of bis.my peerIed By George
Jtcssopi, also colored. The complainant alleges
that on the 10Th day OF July lll he was married TO
lhe defendant Who rave her ncme an Ann jane
,nornes, by the Rev. ChsTles Bsttefsly, ~ eeymsn
Ntached 70 the Five Points MissOn, At No. 1Jb Park
suee'., Jackson subsequently learned that st the
tme o. his marriage TO the DEFENDANT she bad an
eI amin alton
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snip Calhoun, Page, from Liverpool, August 1sth
Win ess passengers arrived at this port last evening.
Hsd sAr,s deaths and one birth. Angus, 1iih,
vhis lying In the River heney. Charles Grens
steward. committed suicide by taking poison Sep
Asmber ist Frederick Jsrsep,en, committed suicide
b. Jumping overheard. september 10Th, Francis
viIisms ID oficer, died Of brain fever. sep'ember
siS. the Grew, IN state Of mutiny made combined
attack the cook Of the ship and during the melee
james Malone seaman. was shot. September 2o,h,
ENGAGED the tus seth Low TO 20 for naval assistance
She returned si Q p. N. with the U. s. Revenue
Guitar Crawford, Captain Kellun, in tow. The
Captain Of the Cutter found tie ships crew In q
state Of mutny, and two Of the officers In the wheel
h. se over vbich the crew had euards stationed.
He Immediately released the imprisoned officers.
and plseed eli the crew in irons and remained by
the ship until she arrived up to tho city and had the
men put into the hands Of the proper authorities