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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-12
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WHEREAS, THE STOCKHOLDERS. OF
Nv The belmont Iron Works Company, OF
wheeling, West Virginia, ut n meeting held
at the office OF said corporation in the city OF
Wheeling, on the 10Th July, 1906, passed the
foIIowing resolution, to wit: ~! - i
seSS1nent and payment of three hundred and
nfty dollars per share, to make good the los;
Of capital resulting on the operations of the
corporation since Jan. 9TH, 1856, not having nm
unanimous y vote end therefore not being
tinue Its business and go Into Immediate
LIQUIDATION, In accordance with the 10th sec
u Ly9I OF the Act Of the Legislature Of West
virginia, passed October 2Gth, 1885, regarding
corporations; and the board or directors az
said corporation is hereby authorized and dI-
rect 20 TO proceed forthwith to close and settle
Up us business MS soon as pract icnble, in RcCor-
dance with said section of Snid act; and that
T1e Iett eSate ana and clattel
we, the undersigned, appointed by said
D9ard OF directors committee to carry out
WILL SELL AT. AUCTION,
at the front door of the Court House, in the
city OF Wheeling, on '5''''
Tuesday, the 2ed day OF August, 1865,
sale to commence Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all that
9th Ward Of the City Of Wheeling, known as
The Belmont Iron Works and
VA Nail Factory, ne
Bounded as follows: west by the Ohio river,
north by Division street, east by Main street,
& lancaster. - 49, TT y -
ALSO, tho Coal Mine in said Ward. now
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling MILL : a
Also the real estate and coal property be-
ISong9Ing TO said coronation In and adjoining
south Wheeling, Including that recently pur2
chased of d.. ]. g. Campbell and the chose in.
action connected therewith; and q town lots
IN south Wheeling lately and heretofore pur-
chased OF the N. & ~. Bank and Others And
I III, No. Caldwell's addition to the city OF
wheeling; at the south enst corner OF Main
and DlVisiOn streets with five tenements
thereon. tsissJ 81 LIZ .s.,-l.rr.- - :
1t being understood that the purchaser or
purchasers of said real estate and appurte-
nances shall also purchase all the stock mate
Llais, tools and chattel property of every de-
Scr1ption in and about said belmont Iron
persons.
Terms -one.third cash, one-thirtl in two
months, one-third in four months with inter
est nom day of Snle. The deferred payments
70 be satisfactorily secured. ~ -. :
- j. II. 6IECHRIST, ~
For Directors OF Belmont Iron Works Com
Lsely: ..z.-l - .zssili1Iftsl.a a ju2l-tdl
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FOR SAT,E.

BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on. THE
N corner OF Fourth and Quincy streets.
Terms easy. Apply to -. .ls.-..... H..
augS-lwS If I. II. WILLIAMS.
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= Il w Z II 0NIs8
THE-. SYMPTOMS :oF CATARRH AS
18th, they generally appear are at inst very
snght PERSONS find they have a cold, that
sensitive to the changes OF, Temperature In
ms condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
ing thick and adhesive AS the disease be-
comes chronic. the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
Off The EectstiSh are offensiye ~ ea3siSs 3ed
breath the voice is thick and nasal, the ewes
are weak the sense of the smell is leSSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
S Sf sthat the person is Obliged to clear
mucuS, which Inns fallen down from the hem
dprng the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on lis
lrrcSting II. -''-s ="
ST, The above are but few ofthe many Catarrh
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PUBLIC SALE

HrI.G - ~ OAAO kSHhH
OF Lois Ia the City of Wheeling. and
s. llE South Wheeling.
II WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
on Ihursdayt the list day of September
next, Mt the front door OF the Court House Of
o'clock a. 81, Lots numbered i2S. Z Of Of Lot Lot
IA, Lots l5S and l6G all on Zane street; also
Lots IL and l2Iin Rltchies addition, ID Ward.
q ALSO, IN SOUTH WHEELING. ~ !
Nos. 10, II, square l3.
IL, ~, squalo3O.
? .. s S9T4Pe. sss$&.1sz54t .I.g O..
ti" Il, Is, IL, square 81.
:. 9, 10, square 81.
3, square 81.
80 s, Q, squnre4i. 10
z" 2, square 40.
TERMS OF sALE-The purchaser may at his
option pay the whole purchase money in
cash, or one-thirtl in hand and the bnlan e. in
six and twelve months, with interest on lien.
F. II. ARMSTRONG
/. ii. Lots for Sale.
d1i In South Wheeling or RitcHietOtCn.
Mos. 6, 6,7,s, 10, Il, Is and 10, in square No.
/; The above lots are in the square below Mr..
Samuel OttS-lie in a block surrounded by
streets and alleys. Four of them front on the
d Also, lots Nos. @ and 10, in square SO,
N9S. and S, in square 80, 90
Nos. 10 and 10, in square n,
d, Nos. 3, and u, in square 43,
p Nos. II and II, in square 80,
No.7, in square IS,
Nos. and lO,in square 20, ,-fs4ya,
No. 3, md partsof 4, inssquFfe ~. 4
The above property can be purchased at
private sale, until Tuesday, July2j when the
lots remaining unSOld will be offered at pub
lie sale 5 NJ the ne Court H24se d
Real Estate Agent, % I
Iu4Td ReRister Office.
The above sale is postponed till Monday.
the l4th DAY OF August. 4 ii.l5 JUS Il
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DANGEROUSLY HUnT.-Ye sterday Mr..
Lewis Morris, an old citizen about
eighty years of age, received severe
injury which it is feared may prove
fatal. He was engaged in sinking a
well near Mr.. Franzheim's new build
ing on Market street. Tho bucket fill
ed with earth was being hoisted up,
and becoming detached from the rope,
fell on the old gcntleman's head, frac-
turing his skull. Mr.. Morris is very
industrious man, and remarkably hale
and hearty for one of his age. He has
long been identified with the city, and
every one will regret to hear of this UNI
fortunate occurrence.
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GAIT,ERY

Monroe Street 6t,9eea Ma. 4 aisyxet.
DHoToGRAPHs& M M Sc
~, IN IA an I, St INDIA Ink, fEun LIS 81 consd
CARD PHOTOGRAPHERS sy+,.,,..
taken with this popular style Or SSS4aE pains
PHOTOGRAPH ALBuSiS-At 49,.
Publishers prices. 70 ~ '2-s lnan
( "A good variety of GILT & RosEwooD
FRAMES will always be ON hand at rensoSal
Die pI1ceS. fieclE
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FOR SAITH

10 FNJh SAIf. 7-,---I---77
TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale one GTist and FIGURING NIfll: in con-
nection with O1raWooIen FnctoFyI situated
on Water street, MounGlsYiIIe; also Dwelling
House and Lot and one, Vacant Lot! The
mill contains two run of burS and one chop
ping stone; the factory oneset ofrolling cards
two breakers and condenser, one Jack, l75
splndles, one picker, one Sieartng machine
to sell before the flFst of Novamber next. nny
person wishing to purchases property OF the
kind would do well to enquire for particulars
of John WFIARRY. - =
nugl-2wh MoundSYille VIVA
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THE TENTH INFANTRY.-From dis
patch received in this city we learn
that the Tenth infantry, numbering
eleven officers and six hundred and
fifty men, left Richmond on last Thurs
day for Wheeling. If they meet with
no unexpected delay they shonld arrive
here by the first of next week.
The Tenth has been engaged in doing
guard duty in Eastern Virginia, and
have been scattered from Burkesville
down to the North Carolina line. We
presume that we will receive further
information as to the probable time of
their arrival in the city. If the infor-
nation can be obtained, and the ar
rangements effected, We would like to
see them entertained Immediately upon
their arrival, as refreshments to hun
CRY and fatigued soldiers ARE better rel
ished than at any other time.
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FIRE.-About noon yesterday small
brick building, situated on Caldwell's
Run, just outside the city limits, was
destroyed by fire. 1t was owned by
Mr.. James G. White, and was used for
boiling tar for roofing purposes The
fro was caused by the boiling over of
the kettle, when tho whole mass caught
fire, resulting i'll the destruction of the
building. Mr.. Whites loss will be
about two hundred dollars. This makes
the fourth time that he has been
burned out since he engaged in the
roofing business. The United fire COM
pany, which was nearest the scene of
action, was promptly on the ground,
and made an attachment to the nearest
plug, but owing to the lack of sufficient
hose, were not able to accomplish any
thing until the Guards arrived and
added to the length of their hose, but
owing to the remote distance and the
combustible character of the contents
of the building, it was found impos-
sible to save it. The fire companies,
however, deserve credit for their prompt
endeavors to subduo the fire.
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Wood for Sale.

WOOA 4O1 hod4S' sl-.t
HNHE TIMER ON IS ACRES OF LAND,
situated on the bank OF Fishing creek,
one mile from the Ohio river, on which there
Is Sufii Client Beach timber to make some 2 500
cords of wood. There is also some 75 or 50
cords ofWood now cut and Kicked. Win be
sold at n bargain to close up estate.
Address, THOS. REED,
RuglO-2wH New Martlnsville, w. Va. 1t
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Ghegnteltig(lelat l Net.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1e-
ATTEMPrEp suIcIDE.-Rudolph Over

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-RudOlph Over
"A returned soldier, has recently been in
dulging his appetite for liquor to such
an extent, that he had become an object
of pity. For days he never drew a So
Der breath, and would lie in the alley
and cutters for hours. On last Sunday
the police finding him in this condition
took him to Jail, from whence he was
sent to the county poor house, in order
that he might he placed out of the reach
of temptation, until he had come to his
sober senses. On Wednesday the SUI
perintendent informed him that as he
wns all right again, it would be neces-
sary for him to leave Nothing more
was said Mt the time Mr.. Burt went in
to his breakfast. While seated
at the table, his little son came in and
informed him that Over was bleeding to
death in the corn field. Mr.. B. hurried
to his assistance, and found that he had
used rusty old pen knife to open a
vein in his arm, and that he was bleed
ing profusely. Mr.. Burt succeeded in
stopping the flow of blood, and saved
the life of the wretehed man, who de-
clared his intention to destroy himself
giving us reason, that he had been
ordered by Mr.. Burt to leave the place
He also requested Mr.. Burt 10 send for
n friend, whom he wished to inform
where he had placed a considerable sum
of money for safe keeping. Over is said
to be quite an intelligent man, and a
good druggist.
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LOTS IN SOUTH iWHEEEEINa FOR
WILL SELL THE LOT NUMBERED
Il thirty-nine, and the north half OF. Lot
numbered twepty-fouT, In that part of the
town ofSonth Wheeling known as La Charge
Enquire Of1WAi. EEXLFTY, ESQ, or myself
The The title is good. JAMES S,sWHEAT,. A
3 Iny2-ti 81 zIlsEIzi ! s-gsLla 5 . Trustee
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MARYLAND LIlIE. sg3-T--
700 BBLS. MARYLAND LIME RRESB
lUU burut) received by
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu-
blSI hapPineSs. Indeed, without these, the
journey through life becomes weary pill.
gdmRge: the prospect honrly Glarkens 10 the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with des-
pair and filled with the melancholy reflec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of suueors
London, Graduate from one OF the m0st emf.
nent Colleges in the United States, and tha
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhiladeIphia
and elsewhere, has effected some of the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed Mt sudden sounds baShfilness. with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured immeIii.
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M ilBEwAREI Of all WORTHLESS limitations.
sold BY MeCABE, KRAFT & co. IAU3H.
LIN q BUSHFIELD, Wholesale and Retail
AgentS ana al druggists and Dealers in
"heellhg' VAN i'i jul8-lmd&Wa
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REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS.

90 cdHJO Circular describing oil symptoms.
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The sale of the above named property is
postponed until TUESDAY, THE l5r1I DAY
OF AUGUST, 1895, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in
order-to afford the purchaser or purchasers
an opportunity TO purchase the Machinery
and other personal property in connection
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augS-tin II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27
Default'Pg Southern POstmasters
and Their Indebtedness.



WAsaIxerox, Oct IS --Speciai to the
Times. An Influential body of citizens
Of the States of South Carolina aud For
ida, accompanied By some Northern gen.
tlemen IN big official position, called
upon tie President to-day and urged
him to rsseind his order with regard 10
The Sea Island property and freedmen.
The Feseissiop of ihs order is recon-
mendsd also by Gov Johnson. Of Geor.
Ria The President declined TO inter
fere With the order, a. all events until
he shall receive the report Of Gen How
ard. who IL nov, under the order referred
10, investigating the condition OF the
freedmen's affairs on tn Sea EslGnda
Ia the eourse Of the iniorvie@ the pFesi
dent stated that be was opposed 10 the
plan Of the colonization Of the freedmen,
believing that BY contact With tbs whites
their intellect would be developed and
sharpened, and their condition in all
things improved
An examination Of the officers Of The
Vetsran Reserve corps discioses b. To- (
that 2 per cent of them are dis d
from wounds IA . r cent iron d, .
aid pee cent from accidental ir ,csure.,
&c
The Board 70 examine ihsers Of col
ored troops, recently - ting ~ WASH
ingion, hss been disbsrd by order Of
the War Departm n hnl nrw B0aTd
organ I'D which ~iil meet ia B I more,
for the examination Of cAndidmf.a Tor
appointment az officers % .l.~ u-'.-A
2fstea Yef~rnn v-a-sst~vsss F'fs' Arnf
Casps, and Jul ed s ate- coiored troops.
The sentence OF lhe court martial in
the case Of Assistant Qaartermas'er A
l.. Thomas, 10 to day promulgated He
was sentenced 20 be cash cred, but The
Secretary of War, in consideration of
previous good character, allowed him TO
resign.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27


WAaHIsoroy, Oct 25 Hon. Caleb
Cushing leaves for England on next
Wednesdays steamer on q special legal
mission connected with the State De-
partment Thus far bis business is
kept confidential, bat il is now clearly
surmised that IL has reference 70 40 adiu-
dicsfion Of The claims FOR damages made
BY this Government on Great Brikain
for the depFedations Of the AlaoamA on
American commerce. Il is believed
that this Government has accepted the
proposition Of Earl Rns sell to appoint
Commission to settle such claims.
The rumor that Wifz Is to Be hanged
ON Frday 10 lalse IL is believed that
the charge Of conspiracy has been aban-
doned IN the 6adinRs, and il is the gen
eral impression that the prisoner has
been committed on the other charges
and sentenced 10 be banged on such a
day as The President shall designate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

RFLrEs yes THE JEws.--Sir Moses
Montefore, the indefatigable beneiactor
of his Jewish eo-rsligionists, now past
eighty and suffering from the infrmities
Of old age, has but recently returned
from bis charitable exploration of the
East. he has again contributed 9l00
for the relief Of the poor Jews at Jeru.
salem, whose condition continues as de
plorabls as ever, chiefly owing to the
difficulty Of foding work or them or
their inability TO make a living as me-
chanics and agricultarists The 8on Of
Sir Moses, who IL the chairman Of the
London committee for their relief, has
addressed an eloquent appeal to the
English public on their behalf
The Jewish MesseHger Gays that Mr..
Hyman Moses, Of Cincinnati, hiss col
d, BY personal application, The snm
Of $4,000 to send 20 Jerusalem, to be-
--r@sded In araafinR "ptIgriun dwsit-
ings Tor poor Hebrews who are led,
from religious motives, 10 repair 10 the
Holy City, that they may die aud be
buried in the conseerated grounds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

A PRwcrrLE SETTLED "A young New
York lawyer was elected from Wallach's
theater, for improper behavior, and ap-
pealed TO the courts, which settled the
principle--an important one for young
gentlemen TO consider. The court de-
cided--
That On individual, on entering an as-
semblage, surrendered q good deal Of
bis personal liberty; that IL was part
OF his contract TO keep perfectly quiet;
that the right Of an audience 70 perfect
silence was as distinct as Of an individu.
al to personal liberty; and that any un-
necessary infringement Of II could as
properly be taken coguizance Of In the
one case rs in the other.
A very sensible decision.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27
msmorlall1lng Prssldens John.sn

MemoFtalixtng President Joanson-
NSw YoRK, Oct. z6 The Herald .
Washington special says:
! he delegates TO the late State Con-
vention OF Alabama, united in memo
rializing President johnson 70 order q
speedy trial of Clements c. Clay, and in
the meantime 10 release him on parole
from the rigorous confinement to which
be has been subjected since his arrest
Tia memoriallsts state that they have
not made this application from aEy mo-
tive of sympathy with the past political
course Of Mr.. Clay, or for the part he
took in the late rebellion, but, on the
contrary, many OF tlem have uniformly
condemned his efforts TO ineite rebellion
and secure success to the revolutionary
movement hey ask this on his behalf
because his implication In she unparal-
led and alroeious assassination Of Mr..
Lincoln is regarded BY them as utterly
impossible, and unsupported BY shadow
Of creditable testimony
TIE President has the matter under
advisement The probability Is taat the
prayers of the memorialisIs viii be
granted
The report of Superintendent Sells, Of
the eouth'rn Indian Sup rinieadency,
was submlu-d 10 the Comm ssioner OF
the Indian BQreau of The Interior De
par,ment, yesterday IL says that the
bitterness of feeling, caused By forays
Of white bush whackers into the terrific
ry of the Indians, torms q greal obstacle
70 the negotiation of favogAble treaties
with them. These bush whaekars carry
on q regularly organized system OF
Wholesale cattle stealing, by which il is
estimated that the tribes have lost over
80, 900 head of cattle, valued at between
four and 6Ve millions of dollars Nine
teen thousand Indians are nov being
subsisted by the Government in this
superintendeneT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

OUTRAeE-Yesterday afternoon, q
drunken lrishman was put of Que OF the
Jefferson street cars at the corner of
Twelfth and Jefferson streets, because he
would not pay his fare. The drunken
rascal was no sooner put OF than he
armed himself with powders, and threw
them into the car amongsta lot of ladies
and children, fortunately without hurt
ing any one Some gentlemen jumped
out to "whale" him, but the whisky
"put life and mettle in his heels" and
be ran like "a whitehead. - Louisril.s e
Democrat
What pity il had not been niger
that behaved 80 badly. What howl
you could have made I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

GRAPHic.-A humorous writer Of the
Chicago Post describes how be got out
OF O. bad serape in the Police Court, in
the following manner:
The next morning the Judge of the
Court sent for me. / went down, and
he received me cordially; said he had
heard Of the wonderful things had &C
complished at Bryan Hall, and was
proud Of me. was promising young
man, and all that Then be offered :
toast, "Guilty, or not guilty p Ire
sponded in q brief, but eloquent speech,
setting forth the Importance of the occa-
sion that brought us together. After
ths usual ceremonies, loaned the city
ten dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

s@rThs Philadelphia Prsas very
trushfuIly says IL anything were needed
to make the Northern men ashamed OF
themselves for associsting with the
Democratic party, and assured that their
only aAfety.is In immediate escape from
its deadly cont@mInations. 10 10 In the
fact that the moment the elements Of
ba0ssd and defeated treason begin to
yecorey from tAs bk0rs GAev hare recefc.
ed, they organise as Democrats and pro
aim their attachment, az In The case
Of The LOufstaHa traitors, 10 The
National Democracy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

WAsHIsGTox, OcL IS 1861 405 %
is due to tie Government from the de-
fanlting postmasters Of the Southern
states, which they EefsiRsd WheR The re
b lion broke obt They are now being
called on for this amount. The Virginia
posimasfers are most 10 arrears, osing
1859 047 As sll their securities were
required to have real estate, il is believed
that the larger portion Of this sum can
be recovered In 1851, their refHsals 10
pay the sums were often abasige and
arrogant Now their tone 10 Apologetic
and pleading
The verdict in The Wirz case is, guilty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

80 We are Ender greaa obligation 10
Lieut. Will Il. Hugo, of the 2sth u s.
G. l., for Gle of the GalUsst0n Week
" NesOs," running through most OF the
years 80 aud '63. Only four or Eve
numbers Of the file are missing. Il will
be an interesting document to look over
In future. The NeVs has been printed
on ell sizes, qualities and colors Of pa
per, and is fair index Of the beginning,
progress, and fnAl collapse Of the rebel
Iion--the last few numbers being printed
on the coarsest quality Of wrapping pa.
per.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

HALIFAX, Oct. 6--The Africa, which
left Liverpool on the l4th, Queenstown
18th, has arrived
LIvEEPooL, l4th-P. M--Flour closed
buoyant at an advance OF one penny.
Breadstufs quiet and steady Provis-
ions 6rm bat steady.
LONDON, l4th Evening. - Consols
closed at ssEGS9 for money. U 8. 5-20s.
67A@6s
Toe Adams Russell correspondence
attracts general attention and comment.
The hope is generally expressed that
the question will come 20 an amicable
solution
The TYnes has semi-oficial expiana-
nations that the position taken by the
British Government would preclude the
losses from the piracies By the cruisers
being sent to the proposed Comnissiou.
Fsnian arrests aud commitments con-
tinue in Ireland
MADRIp, l3th.-There was q great in.
crease in the cholera here yesterday
240 cases and IFS deaths during the day.
A general panic prevailed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-27

New YosK, Oct 26.-Arriyed here
yesterday from foreign ports ninety three
vessels Of all classes, and sixteen ocean
steamers cleared for Earops end South
ern ports. The schooner Charles L
Lawrence, from EIizlbeth City, Nj,
for Providencs, n +, laden with Goa,
fcundered of Saybrook on the night of
the l9th, and Of those On board, ONLY
William KeBtland survised The cap
tain. mate, three men and one passenger
were lost
The sieamer Africa, With latest Eu-
ropean dates, has arrived