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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
KENTUCKY.
Pardon Granted-Injuries by DisIsya
Persons.

FRANKFORT, KY, Friday Dec. Il. let5
The State Senate received message nom
the Governor to-day announcing that he had pardoned
Gov. Haines, Wm +. Simms and Others and recon-
mending tha, the same be granted by the General As
semby and that general law be passed pardoning al
persons indicted in the late Courts for treason.
In the House the bill providing a civil remedy for
injuries done by dsloya persons was reconsdered ana
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Reconstruction-The Opinion Of schuyler
COifnY.

BALIIMOKE, DtC II. IcOJ.
The Hon. Schuyler Cofax, in speech at a
complimentary banquet given him in thiscty said that
in regard TO all the problems growing out Of the subject
of reconstruction Elf twere well done, If GER
tain that it well DONE then were well it were
done quickly; but il it were not well done when 10
done then we should make haste slowly"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
LOSSES BY FIRE.
Fire in Chicage-Less About s950,00s.

CHICAGO Saturday, Dec. TO lsoa
A fire broke ont this morning in the Lincoln
Hall building corner Of Lake and Sta, which
communicated to the six story marble building immea
stely west and thence to the corner of Lakest me
buildings were completely gutted The heaviest losers
are Whpple s. Co.. dry goods, s75 Oo0i Richardson'
agricultural implements e4o 900; j. y Scammon' scam
owner Of the building corner Of Lake and ran s,s
$4,000 The total loss will be about s2o"oooi
for about half that amount
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

WASHINGTON, Saturday Dec. l6, 1865.
Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister, re-
ceived to-day official news from Maamoros to the 10th
inst. Gen. Escobedo took the city of Monterey. and
held it for some time. Two French Columns in strong
force sent after him. and he was finally compelled
to abandon Monterey One of the French divisions at
tackled him. and ii is reported be defeated them with
heavy loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

You have every encouragement There is much
labor TO be donenuch money to be earned by honest
work. You know how TO do IL, and when You know
that this is your only Of living that 1t is the
command of Cod your duty as well as your interest
will, / hope, lead you to do right
A. j. HAMILTON Prov Gov. Of Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

DEADLY AssAULT.-On Saturday afternoon
man named John McAleer residing at No. 10 Fifth-st
L. d., arrested by Officer Mabgum Of the Forty.
fifth Precinct. for a felonious assault upon his wife
During slight dispute the brutal husband plunged
file into his wes face under Of her eyes nfcting
q wound Of very serious nature He was locked up to
await the result Of her injuries.
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Three Block. Of BuiIdinls Destroyed in
Lime, N. Y.

RocHrsrrn, N. Y. Saturday, Dec. I6, lsos
The village of Lima in LivingSOh Nv. coTSsy, Ts,y
Was vis.ea " ysng were burned, the postofliee, Ma
nS,s two grocery stores bookstore, photo
gallery and two s1:s 't9rs 1 tse wa, de-
,s5 Loss probably eco 600; partially insurei
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

RICHMOND, Va, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1856
A caucus of the Senate and House was held
70 night and the Committee on Courts Of Justice d.
rected TO report bill admitting testimony in
Courts and 10 amend the code aboshing penalties on
free negroes specially.
regret and disappointment at the non-admsson OF the
Virginia Representatives. seats in the National coun
ellis invoking their reception as preliminary to null
and free restoration of this State to the Union. Several
Senators expressed objection TO the resolution ard it
was withdrawn.
In the House there was a protracted debate on tBe
resolution proposing to inaugurate measures for the re-
union OF West and East Virginia.
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Fire near Bangor.
BANGOR, Maine. ]

BANGOR Maine Dec ~, Aeeo.
The extensive mill property Of Rufus OWNER,
esq., at West Great Works Village. Old Town was en-
trely destroyed by fire last night. Loss s7oooo ihsur
ance, $40 900.
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s,s.,er Burned on the Mississippi.
CArRo. Ill.,, Saturday, Dec. IL

CAIRO ILL.,, Saturday Dec. ID, leoj.
The steamer Peerless, from Cincinnati for
New Orleans with full cargo. struck the sunken uree.
of the Black Hawk, below Mound City, took FIRE and
was entirely consumed. The boat was valued at soo-
600, insured for S45 000. Value Of cargo unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

unanimously adopted indorsing President OMahony
and deDouncing the Senator'S and asserting that an
attack on near friend OF OMahonys IN the current
number Of The Irish american is base slur on his
character and shows the vindctye spirit OF the writer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

BROOKLYN LITERARY ASSOCIATION LECTURES.
Miss Anna +. Dickinson delivered the first Of course
Of lectures before this Association Saturday evening
at the New.England Congregational Church in South
Ninfl.sf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

Statement Of Live Stock transported over the Ere
Railway ns week ending Dec Horses S tOs cars
stosI p the week 2i3 showing an increase ever last
vssr Of 10 cars Of live stoek
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

The SKATING SEAsos.-The recent cold
weather has frozen the small ponds in the outskirts
OF tue city and yesterday and the day before they
filed with men and boys who were enjoying themselves
as best they could The inclosed ponds are not open
on Sunday, consequently there was no skating on any
OF them yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

THE BROOKLYN ART AssocIATION.-The first
reception OF the will be held at the Academy Of
Music on Wednesday OF this week. The exhibition Of
paintings Will be open to the public on the following
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

Found ILL IN A CARA man named Daniel
Wilhelm, aged 65 years, was found in an unconscious
state in SiIth-sve Railroad car on Saturday. He
was conveyed 10 the Forty.eghth Precinct station,
it case OF heart disease He seat TO his residence
in Fiiteenth.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
RoBBISG AN ERRAyD BoY.-A boy name,

ROBBISG AN ERRAND BoY.--A boy named
John Van Tassen, in the employ Of A. p. Reynolds
caps through Atantic-st, was accosted by man who
induced him to deliver pair Of skates TO person who
lives In Clinton. fult0nst. The boy left his caps
ths mans but whom he revurned he found the
man and the caps zone No arrest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

DROwSED.-A man named Michael Lavelle,
aged co years, was found drowned in the Gowanus
Canal, at the foot Of Degraw-st., On Saturday The
deceased was a musician by profession. and it is sup
POSED that while on his way home from place Of
amusement where he was engaged accidentally walked
overheard There no lighted lamps at the place he
fell into the water. Deceased was widower without
children, residing at No. s. East Warren.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
VIRGINIA.

Proceedings Of the Legislature-Nssre
Tesiiweay, and Penalties ON Free
Negroes-Admissien OF the virSisia
Representatives-Wes snd East vir-
ginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

POCKET PICKED on STREET CAR.-Mr. B.
J. Bell, residing at No. 355 Cumberland.s was robbed
Of gold watch while riding on the platform Of an At
lantic-st. on Saturday last. young man was
rested suspicion OF being the thief but evidence
being produced against him, he discharged by Ser
geant Haniord OF the Forty first Precinct Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-TweMy-se appli-
cants examined before the Kings County General
Term last week, OF which eleven rejected for in
competence and the remainder admitted to practice at
the bar
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Controllers Omce.
MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINK
ING PUYD-AwARD OF LEASES OF ENGINE

HOUSES.
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund held
meeting on Saturday, at which the awards OF the
leases for the various engine houses we're made SUD
ect TO tie following condtions Said leases are to be
in force for one year only the corporation reserving
the right take the houses at any time they may DC
required for the Of the cy no alterations oil the
houses shall be made and at the end OF the year. the
property il to be turned to the city In good order
The following the list Of the houses leased, and the
names and amounts Of the highest bidders Tor the same
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''' : '' ywAsuEGrox. Dec. II. Is6j.


TIE IUNSTIIU IIVNAI hHIhNHHT'I'
Official information has reached the Depart
ment of State of the ratification by the Legislatures of
Indiana Georgia and Alabama, Of the proposed amend
ent to the Constitution OF the United States on the
subject of Slavery.
OUR MINISTER TO CHINA.
While Mr.. Buringame, our Minister TO China,
was in this city he was the recipient Of marked atten
ons not only from the Secretary OF State and other
high functOnaries of the Government, but from the
Diplomatic Corps, and especially from Col. Raaslon
fhe DANISH Minister and Sir Frederick Bruce who had
agreeable official intercourse With him in China while
representing their respective Governments In that En-
pifc both Of these gentlemen speaking Of him IN the
most hattoring erns and entertaining nun witn gen
erons bospaities lie returns Ia his post with the full
confidence OF his Government and the high appreciation
of his valuable diplomatic services
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

SLIGHT FIRE.-A fire occurred about 3o'clock
Yesterday morning in the sulphur factory Of Daniel H.
the amount of ESQ., The FIRE 1t 10 supposed was caused
by lighted pipe, the contents Of which thrown
among some sulphur by workman.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
MEXICO.

The Capture and Evacuation Of Monterey
by the Liberals-Beported Defeat Of .
Division Of French Troops BY Escs-
bed0.
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TAX NOTICE.
Ofiise Of the Clerk ofthe County
Board Of supervisors,

Mani.owoc. September II, 1868.
III persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and own lots,
wing and being situated in the County of Mani
,ouoc and State Of Wisconsin, remaining IN
redeemed in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County Board of supervisors OF the County of
n,nitoxoc and State Of Wisconsin. for the
tsxe. due ami unpaid thereon for the year
1862, for which said taxes the said tracts of
lind and town lois were sold ON the 18th day
Of May, 1. ID. 1863. Now therefore, unless
the amount Of taxes, interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
sswnslots. as herein described, be paid on or
before the 18th day of May, 1866 the same viii
be conveyed TO the purchaser or his assignees
in pursuance of the Statutes in such case made
and provided.
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IAXAOllNE E.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the village OF Two
Rivers remaining anredeemcd in the Office Of
the treasurer of said village for the taxes due
and unpaid thereon, for the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three. tl563), for
which said taxes, the said tracts of land and
village lots, were sold on the 10Th day of De.
cember, A. D. 1868. Now theref re unless the
amount Of taxes. interest, fees, al charges,
set opposite the several tracts of land and viii
lage lots. rs herein described including ten
cents advertising fees for each and every such
description be paid ON or before the st day Of
Januar A. D 1866, according to the time,
when said tracts Of lands and village lots we're
sold, as above stated the same will be convey
ed to the purchaser or his assignees, in prr-
suance OF the statutes for such case made and
provided.
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Tax List.
STATE WISCONSIN,, }

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
COUNTY OF M,NITowOC.
VILLAGE TREAsUnEx's OlrIcE.
= - ~ =, Two Rivers Nov. J., 1868. {
Notice is hereby given that on and after the
1st day Of December next, l shall scll, at MY
Office all the hereinafter mentioned lots or
pieces and parcels of land upon which The
taxes for the year 1865 have not been paid for
the purpose Of paying the taxes assessed on
such lots. pieces or parcels Of land together
with all charges and costs due thereon, in ac-
cordance with the charter Of the village of
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S HEREBY given, that ct ng OF The
stockholders Ia the NEBRASKA 4 Ma tow
Park Road Company VII be h,ii at the oi,.c-
f he Treasurer OF said company, il the rili -
i h,nitowoc, on MONDAY ttt Il lay Of Now me
er, 1865, ut 20 a'cioek a.. H.. Ter ,he IuTlOs-
OF electng direcloI$ ui .ad compsLy. ..
G.t. LED 1reaAuer.
MlnitoWoc, October 5 Ii. 1865.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

VIFICk UF NLEkk Q NIECIT z IkT,
Msuitowuc. Nnven.be 2, 1865,
NOTICE il hereby Civ thai u pursuance
/ Y Of he Statutes OF Visor sin IT,. d awirg
I Granl ami P-yit Jurors for tie Dec .nher
rrm OF OF tie Circuit Cnur' i'll and tor iani-
woe county wall take pace nj nav "tG>u %
'rnrday, Move n h,.r rs 1865, a. 2 0 LEX
- = JOSEPH FRAN L Ge!A
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land for Sale.

I AZ auth oIizpi t. sell he following dtscribed
/ eighty baud in the own II frink
uu, W the Norih ts5 Quaiirr OF Nor1i
Test quarter, ihh the AOrh Ea>t quarter Of
North West larter OF section 81, Town 30.
ttsrge 90. The land is GOO d and well located
the title perfect, aai it WILDE sold cheap.
JERE CROWLEY.
Manitowoc, July l3. 1865. o
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JOHN G.. ROBINSON.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
And Cattle Doctor!

Member Of tho College of Veterinary Surgeons,
Dublin, Ireland. Is perfectly acquainted with
every complaint which Horses and Cattle are
subject to, and has had over 40 years. practice
Resides one mile from Manitowoc, on the NJ &
NJ Plank Road,
REFEREHCEs-Dr. EAsroS, IRA P SMITH,
Sheriff Capt HUGHEs, o. ToRaIsos. j. Crow
Ivy editor Of the Pilot. II Mosnr.n~, J. 3
PIstcy Branch Mills '+.~+t-
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
-Or-
ADD7.PH ViTTNIAXV.

Franklin Street, Jrtueen SM and Oh Ste
MANIION GO, WIS
THIS eet&As.st a!ert alp a,wavs cortan all y .
! gz@i~7iez u. NGi cine usually kept in a Drug
scr. 7. .FtAtr H'.F FG,r5o, CTS, EarHleh, Al
coAuI, SLirits =. III penttne, win ana Liquors
or iled;ciuai purprs,s Also Fancy Articles,
Soap apd Per .l.ery, Bank 10 k .,:'' Station
cry, Gang here, Fia:l and Kerosine, and all the
other articles b"lousing 10 lhis line
tT REEseRIprIoAs carefully pu. up both day
tnd night time
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AT THE OLD STAND!!
SELECT SCHOOL.

1--WE undersigned her,b- respectfully "a, =
i nnurces ffai OH August ], ste commences
q German Private school, " hich
Will be an excellent opportunity Tor carer ts to
give Their children Instructions n he German
angu" Sc Thoee Wishing 10 en,rust heir chill.
drrn to my care. are reqneeted TO call soon.
The school will BE- kept in the 10 G formerly
belonging TO Mr. WyGrARrH, on " ashinp ton
street, ntsr lhs Cont House. iNg
.1- q. MrS n aNoFE:
Ns re ~. Angus. Is I5., E@E aasf
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TOW N l7--RANGE %

-
Des. Sec. Amt Des. Sec. Amt
VII seq $40 IS VII seq s S2l 06
eli nwq Is 81 swq II 45 %
Ell eh swq 7 II seq neg l9 II SO
seqseq III neg seq 10 L. 06
Ell sH4 q 06
TOWN l7-RANGE %
Des Sec. Amt Dcs Sec. Amt
sh sh neg % 80 acres in
VII seq l. % whneq IL 81 81
WI VIII neg s 10 80 acres in
nh swq 20 81 neg neg ii 7sS
SO acres in tract al sec. II 1 g.
VII neg ii 8 90
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

MUTILATING OUR ARTICiEs.-We
will take t as a great favor if the editors
ofthe Norfolk Old D~60aiai0a will have
the kindness, when republishing ourar-
ticlcs for the purpose of comment, to
quote them correctly. They are the only
sensible articles that ever appearin their
columns, and il is extremely annoying
to us to have them SO grossly mutilatel
as they sometimes are. We have never
observed anything in their columns
worthy a reply from us, although they
frequently devote a Column or two TO
our benefit. Should we ever take occa.
sion tonotice them, however, We guar
antee in advance that we will quote
them correctly Atefaadria S4ate Jour
mol,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

Any one visiting the market, yester
day, would have supposed that our ami
able fellow-eitizen, Colonel George
sangster, was in trouble of some sort.
His store, corner of Market Square and
Union street, was fortified with cases
aud barrels, clear to the second story.
and things presented the appearance of
a fortified position. Upon inquiry. we
ascertained that the immense pile Of
wines and liquors had been landed from
the steamer Creole, which arrived from
New York early in the morning. If
would seem as if Mr.. Sangster is antici-
the future by wholesale in thus
augmenting his already large stock but
we are told that such is the draw uron
his branch houses in Petersburg and
Richmond, that what appeared TO be
sufficient for all time, will but suffice fol
I day.
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At Cincinnati last Sunday a black
MAJ named Charles Ferguson murdered
his son James Ferguson, by shooting
him in the head with a pistol. Thew
had repeatedly q%uarrelled, and each had
often threatened the others life. De.
ceased was % years of age.
The number of tons entered at the
Custom House in Chicago as arrived,
during tie month of July, was 6 1919.
For August it a%rproXiniates 800, 900 tons.
During the two months named the
number OF tons entered as cleared
reached 5l7,o57.
Governor Hamilton of Texas has in
structed the military authorities in that
State 10 require of all negroes a eertifi-
cate from their employers, showing
that they obtain an honest living. II
they cannot do this they are set to
work.
George T. Garrison, who brought the
box of watches to Norfolk last week,
that were taken from the Andersonville
prisoners, was arrested at his home in
Drummantown, on the Eastern Shore,
and taken to Fortress Monroe on Mon
day.
An association has been formed in In
diana for the purpose of Introducing the
| Cashmere goat into this country. six
[ teen of these animals have already been
imported under the auspices OF the So
ciety.
Horse stealing prevails to such an eX-
tent in the District of Columbia, Mary
land and Delaware that the government
has taken measures to capture the
thieves. Nearly Il dozen have been al
ready apprehended.
II. NJ. T. Hunter has returned to his
home in Virginia, where he will remain
on parole. EX.Goyefnof Smith, Of Nir-
ginia, also left Washington for his home
on Wednesday. lie filed no application
for pardon.
Huber, Ahner & Heyer's lager beef
brewery, in the north east part OF Wash
ington, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day night together with the contents
The less is Sl5,u0O, which is covered by
insurance.
An election ordinance has passed TIN
Alabama State Convention. The. stat
election is To be held in November, AM
that for Mobile in December. TIL
Legislature will also meet in December
The steamer Cora s. struck n sna@ i
the Alabama river a few days ago all
sunk. She was owned in st. Louis, w
valued at thirty-iive tllotlsai.d dollar
and insured fortWenty thousand doliaf
Captain Nathaniel Low, IT., Assistat
Quartermaster at Norfolk, has in add
ton TO the present duties been assigne
to duty fs Quartermastcr Of c%oltIteas
ern Virginia,
The New Orleans Delta has Il rune
that J, Madison Wells has been aploin
ed by the President Provisional Co
ernor of Louisiana.
Tie captured treasure belonging
JEFF. Davis, deposited at the Tfeaslll
Department, amounts 10 Il total OF al
hundred thousand dnllsrs.
Several persons were parlaned {
"Wednesday ; aniaiig them James
Boyce, of South Carolina.
Gold in New York ON Wpdnesda
was dull and steatiy'a 1l2f@lti. II
cioaingquotation WAS ll&i.
The L. =. frieate niagara, from l.,
rope, has reached. Boston.
1t is expected that Memphis will 500
be relinqtiisiied ms II military post.
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What Norfolk Wants.


The following is from n Norfolk letter
to the New York Joaf92a7 81 Commerce,
of Thursday
"Nature has done much for Norfolk,
hut human skill and effort bat little
Norfolk needs immigration and capital.
To have the one she must have the 9th
er. immigration must preeede pros
perity, and to have immigration rents
must come down, new stores and houses
be built, new streets laid out, the docks
improved, and, above all, the introduce
ton of water Is necessary.
But / am happy to record II eontcm-
plated improvement, which will be of
the greatest benefit to Norfolk. Agen-
tleman of capital and uncommon enter
prise is endeavoring to purchase n large
water lot, preparatory to the establish.
ment ola floating dock and slip build
ing yard in this city. ] learn he has
made liberal offers for property, but lots
are held at such enormous prices, he has
not yet concluded to invest. hope he
may succeed in his important enter
prise.
Not long ago, as I was Informed, n
number OF vessels of various sizes canle
into this port in a crippled condition,
and it was desired to have them repair
ed here, but i'll consequence of the lack
of facilities for doing the work, they
were taken elsewhere.
The harbor is so near the ocean, and
access is SO easy and safe, that the me-
cessity and propriety OF such an estdl,.
lishment named above must he obvious.
and its successful operation admits ofno
reasonable doubt.
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Arrivals at tho Atlantic Hotel, Gent. %

ca Morrison, Washington; j W White, A Il Hill. j c
Hill, d Clark, c: q A Skies, Petersburg: Mrs jos /
Newly aud sou, 4 NJ MeNulcu, N Newly, WIFI and
seIyt MIS- $ Bndiiain, " Bld1rm. O. ! ,i5r,i,n If n
hawls, Va; ? Slater, 7 Lindsey, %RictImoud; Dr II
hfoinaX, Petersburg: W W Coke, " j Seloru, Iiamp-
ION: Z Il lerwins, Mass: Miss Z Spires, 7 Spires. i.
" ; kealct. fhila; c o Bura, NC X Elcy, l. r. Eilhv
J N West, Suffolk; U p rattman, Va: j Il Lmslry
Boston: J Il Simmons, Or G A d Galt, Va; " II Seely, j
stats n j J Thomaa, j Boyer, VI: " II T~urtttan
Nc; " J Norleet, j NJ Robinson, II C Coward, q I
Thomas. Va.
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COLLISION OPT WHIouGnBy- SPIT ILGHr B0Ar-The
steamer Creole arrived here o2 Friday, about } o'clock,
An. She was detained by eolliding with the schooner
John Annlack, of Jersey City, Captain Potter, bound
IRON Baltimore to Jersey City, with a cargo of coal, of
wilouGhly- Spit light boat. The schooner was struck
Just ahaft the fore rigging, on the port side, and went
down in a few minutes. Every assistance was rendered
by the steamer to the distressed vessel. The life of one
oi the crew OF the schooner, a man named William Rus
sell, was lost-how, or by what means in the confusion of
the moment, cannot be positively ascertained. The cap
tain and crew Of the schooner were taken on board the
Creole aud brought to this place. The Creole is unfortu-
nate in such accidents; 1t is not long since that she ran
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There should be an American sub
scription i'm aid of the unfortunate En-
glisli contributors to the late Confederate
cotton loan. AS many London editors
are among the victims, their cotempo-
raries in this country will, no doubt,
hasten to their relief.
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of one per cent. is collected

The Richmond Commercial Bulletin
appears to be in favor of paying the
debts of the C%onfederacy and redeeming
the British cotton bonds. Did Mr..
Bailey receive payment for his services
as editor of the official organ of Davis,
oven as Spence and Dulane of the Lon
don Times, We're paid, in these bonds?