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The New York herald., 1869-01-15

(From the London Morning Star, Dec. 2s.l
public service by calling attention to certain iacts
connected with the latest Chinese difficulty which
n Ue that the right c inland resdenca ~ 10
treaty secured to British SUBJECTS or TO the subjects
OF any power N an absolute and unrestricted sense.
provides that "Brtish subjects, whether at
the forts or at other places, desiring to build
msns whoa MOI sna ms bo e
that there Is vagueness about the words In italics
which was eminenty calculated to open the door for
and the United States were then represented u the
court Of Pekin by two gentlemen who were deter
own mutual relations were marred by no ignobie
spirit ofrtvalry. Sir Frederick Bruce and Mr.. Bur-
lngame both agreed that the words at other placesr
merely Intended 10 include the port cities the
word ports' IN the treaties only signfyng the quay
or piece OF land on which the fcrcign residents
lingame, in Q despatch to- Mr.: Seward,
gave precisely this explanation of the treaty;
and the Ministers Of Great britain. Russia and
the right OF residence was limited to the treaty
ports. Moreover Sir Rutherford Alcock. by recently
asking that this right should be embodied I'm the
new treaty which Is now being negotiated "a sug-
gcstion which, u is said, he has since withdrawn)
virtually admitted that the convention at Ten.tsin
the right OF settled habitation in one place-is
preaching which il secured 70 tho bearers OF pass.
ports but which should only be exercised with the
greatest discretion and on the sole responsibility Of
undertake an apostolic mission In an apostolic
spirit. We pass over fraudulcnt Interpolation IN
one copy OF the French treaty OF 1858, because the
fact appears 10 be so notorious that no improper
use could be made OF " ns against the Chinese
The .c0-operative' policy initiated by Sir Frede-
rick Bruce. and consistently acted upon BY that
able minister and his American colleague, Mr.. Bur-
lingamc had for Its object the consistent appica-
ton to China OF the principles OF International law.
The Pekin governments was to be dealt with like any
civilized government. II was TO be invested
with responsibility, and n there arose any
local question of dispute y was to be 70
the armed ss,sc,vsntio,s az consu,s NJ
Dixie, In his interesting statement OF facts quotes
the language OF Sir Frederick Bruce with reference
The New York herald., 1869-01-15
uEA1H OF JUDGE 6. PARSONS. Or OHIO.

Judge E. Parsons died at the Southern Ohio Lunatic
Asylum, OF which he had been for some years in
mate, on Tuesday last. lie became insane while
serving his term as Common Pleas Judge, and his
case presented one Of the most difcult and knotty
questions for solution that have come before the
Legislature for many years. IL seemed impossible
TO sposc Of 1t constituiUnaily and not cause EN-.
barrnssmcnt to the public. At one time the Ser
Gcanf- alarms directed TO serve notice OF TN
peachment drawn by the Judiciary Committee OF
the House, which ne did, and made due return
thereof; but when the time for action came
there was enough OF doubt m the minds or
members OF the committee TO deter them
from proceeding In thai direction, and the
better opinion seemed to be that there was
no warrant for nsiitutIng impeachment proceedings
IN case OF infrmity which was misfortune with
out the shadow Of crime. 10 wns claimed by good
lawyers that the case would be properly disposed OF
by treating the office aSvacont BY the fact 0l insanity
as II would be by the death Of the incumbent But
this view full OF difficulties In the Judgment Of
the legal profession. IL seemed almost Ridiculous
that an oIiccr Of the General Assembly should be
sent with notice OF impeachment to the inmate OF
state institution for the treatment OF the insane,
but, before stated, this was done, though ''tho
case'' never came to trial In tho House. White the
question was undergoing consideration public and
private business was at standstill In the Common
Pleas Court OF that subdivision and lawyers ana
clients were In dilemma, from which they were
bnav rescued by an act authorizing the election OF
On additional Judge. Before his misfortune Judge
Parsons was highly esteemed by men OF all parties
as an upright citizen and m able and profound
ur1st.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15

HEAVY RoDBERY AT ST. CATHARINEa. Quite an
extensive robbery occurred at It, Catharincs G. W.,
on Monday evening last, by which branch OF the
Bank OF Montreal at the former place loses about
$4,000 In provincial notes. The bank building was
entered ~ two burglars admission being effected
the contents 10 the amount above mentioned were
abstractcd from IL. After the robbery the burglars
are said TO have crossed suspension bridge aud
hired carriage at the Falls TO take them 10 Tona-
wanda. where all trace Of them In lost. Since the
occurrence man named Williams has been arrested
at st. Catharines on suspicion Of knowing something
about the matter, he having been heard TO say that
u the barN would give him $4,000 no would tell
3ves are at work trying 70 ferret out the perpetra-
t0rD NJ this robbery.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Rising Star win sail from this port
on Saturday for Aspinwall.
The malls for Central America ard the South
Pacific will close at half-past ten O'Clock In the
morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for the Pacific
will be ready at halfpast nine in the morning.
: Single copies, in wrappers for mailing elk cents
The New York herald., 1869-01-15

Two turkeys went to roost on the lower rail Of q
fence In the town Of Aurelius Cayuga county, the
evening OF December 8. During the night they were
covered with about six feet OF snow and presumed,
OF course, to be lost Singular to relate however,
the late thaw unsnowed them, and they came out on
the sh OF January, alive. but hungry, having been
buried Just one month. They managed to save them
ought to perpetrate the same joke year from now.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15

4 GENTLEMAN WISHES TO TAKE FEW PRIVATE
~ lessons IN dancing commencing a once muA - vs
sonabls. Address r., bcx 22si Post once.
The New York herald., 1869-01-15

1O7 yTH AVA REsrEcrAnLE ORR As CHAN
citv refsrsnce.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
THE FEMALE COLLEGE,,
Statesville. N. c.: n

Will resume, exercises 1st. September
next. The Western n. q. Rail Road, max
ing connection at Salisbury With the North
Carolina Road renders it easy OF access. q
1t is in hi h and healthy region, i'll view
of the mountains from its .summlt there is
d complete panorama of the surrounding
country. The building is large aud con-
medious. The teachers are experienced.
Board, Room, Fuel and Washing Sl5 per
month. Tuition from 800 TO $500, per
month in regular classes. Music, Painting,
Ancient aud Modern Languages extra, At
moderate rates Tie 5oarder will furnish
her own Towe.$, Sheets aud Pillow Cases.
Next term continues i6 weeks, ending Dec.
22md, and the next after begins January Sd,
1870, and continues II weeks. -. ,....,!
Address E. +. ROCKWELL,
July Is 20 If. ..... StatesSilIe, n &C.
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Notice.

! will pay,the highest market price for
rood Bees-wsx., A. HARRIS.
July q % t.. .. ..'...'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
-EDGEFIELD . = -.
FEMALE slNPIRNiRY.

w ID. JENNINGS, NJ. D., late Profess
sor of Diseases of Women in Calves
ton Medical College Of Texas, respectful>
ly informs the citizens of Edgefeid and adS
joining Counties. that he is now permanent
ly located at Edgefeld C. H., S. c., In the
Practice of his Profession.
DR.. JENNINGS is now prepared to give
especial attention to the Diseases OF re-
males. He has made the treatment OF user'
inc Diseases his specially.
Ladies who may require the services OF
DR.. JENNINGS will be received into his
family for treatment. x,
DR.. JENNINGS will take pleasure in fur
nisbing references of prominent Medical Col'
leges, and Certificates Of ladies in Edgenelo
County who have been bed ridden tor years
and who are now completely restored to
health under bis treatment.
o. Charges moderate.
May 1920 If ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

EYsPEcrAL SorlcE.-To parties in wan t
Of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, We refer TO
the advertisements OF P. ?. ToALE. the large
manufacturer of those goods ~ Charleston.
PRICE list furnished oD spplica.lca.
July 22-em : '.-..' o.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

In the District Court of the
UNIrED STATES. for South Carolina.
DULY Term, 1869 In the matter OF Charles
u. R;mseu. of Columbia, 5. C..CBank>
rupt. PeriTiun ior full anu taal discharge
in Bankruptcy.
Ordered. that a hearing be had on the 3Gl
da, of Sept, 1869, al Federal Court Hou-e
iu Greenville, 5. c. aud thai AL cred
itoss, &C., of said B1nN1upt appear q. $40
time anu place, and shew cause. if any they
can, why ihe prayer Of the Petitioner should
not be grahted. W..
l.. By order OF the Court the 23sh day of
July, 1869.
-. DANIEL HORLBECE,
Clerk District Court United States.
Arg. 4 503t For South Carolina.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
DENTAL. NOTICE.

Dr.. ". B. Mckellar takes great pleasure
in returning his Il anks 10 the public tor
their kind aud liberal patronage heretofore
extended'to him, ard would sny to the pnb-
lie generally, that lie feels determined to
renew his efforts in the future to do his
work cheaper and better than. he ever did.
His nephew, Henry McKellar. has just COM
menced the study Of Dentistry, ard will
fill and extract teeth free of cli; rye, for The
nextthree months; also insert teeth ct q
very reduced price
Notice what the Dental Vulcanite Com.
pany says: '.
Notice is hereby given, that DR.. ". B.;
McKellar, of Newherry County, Snutl' Car
olina. is our only ,Licensre for the use Of
Rubber as Il base for artificial Dentures, III
Newberrv County. All PERSONS are hereby
cautioned against purchasing Rubber Dental
Plates Of any parties NOT Licensed Of this
Company, as bf so doing thcy render them
selves. equally liahle TO. prosecution 'or in
fringement A reward will be paid. for IN.
formation that wiI'ipad to the conviction Of
any parties OF unlawful use Of our Patents.
=" JOSIAH BACON,
Treas Good year Dcnt'l Fu!cauite 90.
Boston, June ls:, 1869 ., 8 Bun. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

ON and after the 9Th Of June. instant. the
Passenger rrainS will leave Spartan
burg Court House. onsrUESDAY,T THQRS>
LAY and SATURDAYS, mt S 90 A. IL ,'aud
arrive ar Alsron, III II so \. ii
Returning same days, leave Aston at l2.
20 NJ, and arrive:at Sparranburg Court
House, att 00P. d., as per following sche>
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District Court ofthe United States

District Court ofthe United States.
For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter of j. Il.
Blease of Edgefeld-Bankrupt. -.
To whom it NAV concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the estate of j. Il
BleaSe, of the County Of Eagcii-ld, and
State of South Carolina, within said County,
who has been adjudSrd bankrupt upon
his own perilion ny the district court OF said
district. Date 3ri day Of August 4. D.,
1869. J. T. PETERSON, Assignee.
Aug. i 80 st. .;'--'-}' '..>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27

FROM LIVERPOOL Sept 96-In Steamship City Of Pss-W no
gao Capt Hnysbe Capt Williams NJ j. Mcdonald Dnny u
burns Rev H. Bcceon, Bsitr, Aande W. Barstow n
Sudan Geo SaSbrdge de ATnarod Rev T. Hapn MIA Grave
Mr.. Lyons nfant NJ A. Collins and infant Mrs Downs T.
Matted Mas Burns W. Cadman M naIsf
AVID Miss Cutter John Andrews Miss Andrews
Jane. Hsmtop John Westwood James 1run
ssu wife children H. NJ Scott uis and two children hf
Inos Ms Andrews H. Hosre Geo Armsropg JohnDavy Th
snI son Magee Mr. Gerard Mr. DOwne, Mrs Bnude r.
Haley Darby Mr. Mr. Hunter wife and Miss Pahan
d. PanLri Lawson and daughter Mira Crowley Miss Harris,
Ybeth White Emily White bessie White Frank Puciy Miss y
Rsssborough r. White T. Turtle. A. Rome Mrs r. oender nos
gallagher .ury bromley Jane Hutehins Mcguire Wm
Pstehe and wife Miss Fletcher VIM Crsiuhoo, A. y" wilson r.
P.rr Mrs Johnson infant Andres Lawson. Mr. Moran
wife J. DurT, H. Johnston. Csmmsn H. Beanehamp
Martin and y. H. Pickering Robinson Mr. Spencer and wife
p. and .ife Miss Edith Blade John West wilson A.
Edward Jones' jones' hslor hiss h'ler Ms r. sa'T
FISHER Keenan, aud wife Masses Crnth, Mrs Hogidge j.
Grmn Mira R,lne and shn Johu G Roger, 6 spene,T M
vfe Mics A. n Wsfsy, VIM H. Jackson and wiie
Hunger and wife NM Dosnisg John Dr9mPSnd o. Imam zee
A. Burnhan. H. Gillespie Cbas linD Mss sops
Woets DsIke Danean wife two children fhend snd ser
H. G. Cebssi A. Nesy M Dueinshsm Wife, four ehdes
and servant 4,
Denmeade Lord squir. Rev Horace ooos MIS- !. MAJ
Colve H. Bosnian, d. h.epto Tho. Curry Jonn nc
John Frost hd|e A%es. ssd d.Sshtsr hdse ss %
Mtme Guinssmine From hahar MA 80 =
rog M. sEsnry M AID Mrs b. Hamilton and children ~
Horos stbb Rev. 3D. Forbe. 7. heiasb MI. Ubsefe mr.
MA Fr,sayu Miss Lay Uniacts Robe Uuaeie John CoHp'0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

Solomon Mailer aged IS, residing at No. is
South sixhst Brooklyn L. D.. committed suicide at HE
residence on Saturday morning by shooting himself
through the head with pistol Coroner Jones held an
inquest Saturday afternoon when the circumstances
attending the occurrence given In the testimony
Mrs SuAnhah Mailer testified that sho was the widow OF
deceased that they had lived happily together for Is
wears and have four children living about /? years ago
deceased had attempted 10 cut his throat with razor Ia
barber shop IN Ffenchs Hotel New YORK ana was sent
Hospital, when he recovered; lie was )ewsler
hut had discontinued business for sOmo time; lately had
business: he suffered from rush on blood
10 the head attended with temporary insanity he somc
times talked being tired OF lfe when they retired for
the night there was nothing unusual IN MS appearance
She testified that she left him asleep In his bed tho
morning OF the occurrence and while down stairs heard
three shots fred suspected al once that was her hns
band She then described the condition and position In
which found deceased The jury rendered verdict
that deceased 10 his death by pstohOt wounds la
tai depression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
DARK MORNINGS.

So many ways of cheating the citizens OF this
cheat-rdden metropolis have been discovered that 1t
would difficult TO unearth any new system OF rob
berry. But violation Of contract Is daily practiced
which already great inconvenience, and may NJ
any pe the OF terrible crime This refers
to the turning of Of the gasghis IN the streets at
when they most needed VIZ, In the early morning
Any riding up West Broadway and thence through
Canal ST. to Hudson ST. and Eghthaye, between and
a. m will ind nearly half the lights out and block
after block left IN total darkness IL ~ hc as dark ~ ~
any time during the night, and not only cannot the
names OF streets he distinguished but drivers com
plaiu that they cannot distinguish tho switches
During Winter months the occupants OF the Station
Houses are turned tins early hour moncyess and
hungry and with every ncnniiOn pointing To robbery
and assault At this hour last Winter the Rogers murder
was committed Tie gas contracts surely provide for
the lighting OF the streets all night and ~ The CONTRACT
eyaded IL business Ia II tht there u
a change Brooklyn suffered u TOW months ago from -
similar fraud. aud the voice OF the people Hhi press
Effected n reformation Unless New.GOtk speaks out
against the evil she will be still more suilcfci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
INQUESTS.

Coroner keenan, held an inquest yesterday
at "a Cntonst over the body of Louis Voight aged
a years. who died from Injuries received by being run
over by a runaway team belonging to Mr.. Henry Brai-
sler OF secondst The team left standing at the cor
ner Of Avenue and secondst without being properly
secured. The tub from which they were 1eedihg lon
down, frightening the horses, and they ran away
fracturng his skull; The Jury censured oro mr.
BTalsler for leaving his horses unsecured coroner
Rollins held an inquest on no s caInrad man who
fell 10 the pavement in Fu0n-st, near Gold on
night and died few moments Death resulted I,o
disease of the heart Deceased Iesep dv Of Jobn Nc
Grath shoemaker, who died suddenly AT NJ ~ W.
az In the case OF Mrs Emma Nicholson OF 80.
corner of Mercer and Spring sts on ftiaay JShn
horse and carriaIe belonging TO m rnor Po
stacom inquest was yes,eray i ne rerSsred m
G arfss va" at No. 1O Hadsonst the body
of Herman Clussmann, who was drowned on iridsy
night off the foot OF 1t. In company win Lz
ze Hare the deceased proceeded TO the FOOT OF
At and sitting down upon the string piece ht te Gnu oI
the nier talked for some time. Finally Classlnanh
arose and stretching his arms leaned backward ana III
so doing lost his balance He grasped the dress OF is
companion steady himself and both fell INTO the river
Cassmann was drowned The girl was saved ny the pO
lice Deceased n native Of Germany, aged ~ years
. Coroner Keenan, held an inquest yesterday at lne
NewYork Hospital over the body OF Johh Lenno % h
deceased found lying on the pavement III Duahes
near Broadway suffering from bad scalp wound, sup
posed TO have been received ny iaihng on Tue d
was native OF Ireland, aged So years. anu
resided in Firsave between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
sts Coroner Rollins held an inquest YESTERDAY over
the body OF unknown man, found IN the Nofth iNeI
off the foot Warren 81. There were cuts above eah
eve and the back OF the head but these were mercy
the body coming in contact with the piers verdict OF
death by drowning was rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
BROWN-SMITH IN TROUBLE.

William ii. Brown. alias Smith. was brought
before Justice Ledwith yesterday at jefferson Market
romeo court on acompaint preferred by Michael Rep
purd OF No. "A West Fourh-st who made oath that on
saturday Brown visited him for the purpose Of paying a
9eDt OF t4U rendering hun in payment check slb5
drawn by Henry j. Raymond Co OF The Times ON the
Futon national Bank and made payable to the order OF
ON that had received for his services the
check IN question from the cashier, Mr.. Roberts MIR
heppurd very prudenty thought the matter worth I'm.
yesgaton before yenturng and. upon nquring ne The
Ies Once found the check spurious, IA Brown himself
acknowledged when arrested by Officer Reilly ~ thn
Fifteenth Precinct Police Brown ia 26 years of a0e aud
native OF London lie pleaded not guilty I'm Cont and
was committed for trial In default OF 81 600 bail ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

The arrangements for the reception of the
Providence Light Infantry by the 22d, Dc
tober 49, nearly completed At o'clock q. that
day, the regiment after receiving its guests wiz march
the CITY Hall, where review viii take place before
Mayor Hall The Light Infantry will be then escorted to
the ATmOTy in Fourteentst where they Will partsko Of
a collation.. In the evening compliment Of grand
promenade concert and reception Will be rendered them
-. In the case OF Col John ID. Krehbie Goth Regiment
OF Infantry the has approved the finding Of
the court martial and the Colonel is relieved from arrest
Regiment is recruiting rapidly. Capt Ieathcote VIII
have OF the largest companies OF the regiment
Capt Earnest Des Marets OF the 3th Regiment will
assign the members OF tho late Company Of the regi
to duty Col Budke OF the sd sharply criticised
In military circles In regard 10 hs official ur Adutant
Zimmerman. The I'D Regiment at It's dressparade
inspection had 800 men IN line In the dress uniform
Capt Cullen Of this regiment has Issued order calling
upon members TO unite In placing his command IN tho
front ranks OF public esteem new colonel yet for
the oth new uniforms. The regiments are busy at
work recruiting for the Fall inspection The orders
carry terror 10 skeleton regiments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
cars and .uch against one of the gates he was re-
moved to The CITY Hospital.

NEWARK.-A COroner's inquest was held IN
the case of Jacob Strassel, who was Killed Dy oeihg
stabbed with shise In the hands OF FredercK kno.'; az
G. & Osbornes factory Knott held to await tne
action Of the Grand Jury AT regular meeting OF
the Board of Education, the Finance Commlt,ee re-
9ls 49, balance hand s35,S1s fire broke OUT on
Saturday night In the barn Of Christian keOgi on tue
extingnshed until the and Its contents were de
strOyed. The property burned consisted OF inc parn
two acts of doue harness. three sets Of single harness
three horses hefer and some haythe value OF al ess
matated at between and 81 GEO. on which there was
an insurance of only $780, The IRE supposed W nao
been the work Of an incendiary.
TRENTON.-Anu unknown man, while waking
on the railroad track near this city on SATURDAY was
struck by locomotive and knocked senseless ne was
taken to the City Hospital when he was found 70 nave
his head badly cut In his pocket was found caro- peai
ing the name Of Thomas Forester Of New-YorK.
SOTTTH MANCHESTER, CONN.-The an
mai reunion OF the 10th Connecticut Volunteers was hed
on the 22d instant, and attended by nearly all inc
surviving officers and men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
s,.amh, CITY Of Newton DelsmOt,s Liverpool Sept H. and
osesE,arn u VIA HahhI 70 noise and pas. ,..
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Enr,ia,, Virginia Mari Jane. Virginia
Hear 4 WOOD yirini, Jacob BiIl,ali, Virginia
A Rap yigsiA Lacaaa si yIrsa,.
r. r. stockton. Virginia Harriet DOremn, virgisih
Acme kila Cape. Virginia Moderator Virginia
G. r. Hubbard. vfgnA Montes,s, Virginia
Sarah Powers. Virginia Congress, Virginia.
~ T. WOolss,. Virginia u. L. huTgas. hiryiuA
CLugsrora Virginia Wa. Aspek. ylrYinia.
=. j. Yanghn ypuiA Julius Webb. Virginia
IIebry Cole. Virginia Bys. Virginia
Barbara Yfgsa L. H. Hopshs, Virginia
H. 4 H. steeimAn Virginia Gee. H. huJt Virginia.
&. H. Kirk. Virginia T. h. CabadA Georget-wu.
A. shepard, Georgetown W. 2. Dariug Georgeowu.
John Shay, GeorgeioSn. \. VI Gouh, Baltimore
J. n. WbitnIB, Baltimore. Carrie Holmes, AirIAmlrla
Ruth s Nolglon, RocsAnd, Oliver Avery, RoeklAnd
Sloop Plyirg Scud. iouHg Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
26-Auyed bark BhIa EvAiua GLASGOW
poss. Jacmsl Waiiham. Wilmington; Surpnse Curscos.
MONROE Sept Ayed Revenue Cutter Foriherner
from cruise
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sept Ihe steamship Rhein from NevYork for
Bremen, has arrived
An port brg Lousa Boston HobrOoi
for NewiOk 10 days sarah Ann, for Nesi OTk Ia days
DISASTERS.
Sept 2Arved steamship Kstahlib from Bangor
FudA night aud the sh Portsmouth
The saved boy tho Of Mr. Saunders the mate
SPOKEN.
Sept lat Al 30 IS 5 whaling bark Andrew Gibson Of New
Bedford 10 months With 600 bb oil the g. bound home,
and had Mr. Hail. the Arctic explorer ~ board