davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-10

"innebaRo An Important inmbtr-rrnducino t,,s,dct
."' WI ~" west thore Of 0rcen Hay, hcnten Mig
ns'ss''s' hsrr and List' 1',y do No1nrt. lslc IL
xhnwn concerning that part Of Tho Timer ren.
ne"1' of Michigan lstug north md en.t Of
.,'E. r,ea"sns. and s,trndIns Is lMha Superior.
'nat country il just beginning To attract
naenslon. A. present Mona.ll1ue Ia The mot i'm.
r"fIaht thinrnR point IN tho district. III North
"eetofh Wisconsin thcro Is larRc nlrno.t un,ls.el-
npsi country. In the Upper Wisconsin nna tho
chippew" and i's tributaries arc found tho finest p,uo
!ads lett Ii the Northwest. Much Of tho timber lind
IN tnehD sctons Is lyn1 lilo At present, . Probably
VIII he mill tic cnne.rucinn of railroads through Tho
country renders them accrhs!lJe. Them In afro .
considerable trart nj tmlcr. not thoroughly explored,
III lilo vicinity "f Duluth aud along tho south shore of
1!1ko Superior, o,ttnding "A far east "A Eegechav
Hay. which u not included In tho estimates given
nlnse At tho present rata IT rrotl,,ctIu, III these
districts which III 1874 was about LEO ooo n.
iAc supply nf timber In this v..t tract will lie c,aust
~ III us years. And get thn tnmb,r,neu arc rlan.
or''s fur Protection. They waut tlc Government to
AID fhrm in their rNMorsrcss destruction Of Tho urrss
tlno forests OF tho Nosthvest
, 1875-12-10
THE ERIE CANAL

do11HNKorAhF, Dec. u.-Ths c.nal.brsak,- I. a.
"ofx west OF leEo and tho lea Fas broken from Full
'onyls to phlllipR Lock yesterday. II mild vostbsr
continues Iae 'o1no Of tho hosts vii! &c. surousn
ALnAHI, Dec. 9.-IAh Na'ur wilt bD frpt IN tho
ordGrs. -' s"'1a A95tae<
, 1875-12-10
TELecRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FORElON MARKETS.
Assts6I DIssatsA ia tNs UAsezs6p 7eibuss.
LvAAFooI, Dsd. e-110o 4, m.-JkAuk-No. t.
~ u: No. y, 3ls ID.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, No. !, los ID; wtater. No. o.
, 1875-12-10

bllEET-Hste tn deinauu a k.75a500 for com.
Ntn % choice, the market ruling htu ut the Rboya
, 1875-12-10

Tho following Instruments wera llosl for record
Thnrsday, Dec. .:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06
DR.. LAM BERT.

Near the city of Yalmont. about halt mile
from the New Gate, on the road 10 Floris-
SAINT, stands an old store house rather the
worse for age, but still quite habitable.
The chief feature of that venerable dwell
ing is the outside staircase by which the
second story is reached. Al the top of these
stairs is "a wide landingplace, surrounded by
an IRON ba'ustrade, and almost filed with
green boxes in which bloom profusely va
riety of bright aud fragrant flowers
But what first attracts attention TO the place
is belt OF small arbors and summer houses,
eaci; surrounded by a narrow fower-bej
These green retreats are furnished with tables
sPd seats and look very coy and inviting.
The owner Of this quiet, yet cheerful, abode
was Miss MOrette, fair aad forty, and Iea.
scnably fat, rather short IN stature, quick,
bright, and apparently happy, as che deserv-
ell in be, for she spent her whole life in doing
good,
Mss Moreiie was not very rich, but she
used to say that when there Is enough for two
there Is enough for twelve; IL only needs good
management and wise economy. She Dract-
erd the economy upon herself, and gave 10
others the benefit Of the management.
That second story, with the fowery stairs,
wa devoted TO hospitality. During the
whole summer IL was filed with VISITORS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06
THE JUsTIFIABLE SUICIDE.
BY BUZ.

met him On the boiler.deck as we sailed out O
lie seemed TO be Il gcntlcman--one of the better
SORT;
But he had most fcroclous look, maniaca
stare
Such as hunters find IN tigers when they rouse
them from their lair.
We met again at even, when the cabin lamp,
we're lit;
lie did by an ancient female in the ladies' caril
ST.
Then he wore q look of sorrow-sucl fearfu
look Of woe
rs Niobe with her children on the painted can
vas show
Andwe met again at midnight, as we glidcd
down the stream,
And all around was stiffness, save the scaping OF
the steam;
Then he had look Of wildaess-of misery and
despair,
As he gazed into the waters, as if something
drew him there,
! sought conversation, and asked him if he
knew
That we were on a dangerous boat and had a
desperate crew?
told him that the engineers were carrying the
steam too high,
That any minute We might he Incanderng ords
the sky.
And tina. the pilots both were drunk, so under
stood,
That they might sink us on the rocks. Il wisl
to heaven they would
The stranger cried but no such luck will eel
be mine, | trew,
For death in any shape would be n pleasure tC
me now.
PYe sosght it at the lannon's mouth and on th,
raging seas,
And on the Northwestern Railroad, and place.
such as these
Why will 1t hecy The Dung and gay are called
away too SOON
Why am lcitg who many years have Cravcd II
As a boon
| tried 10 cheer this gloomy man and draw hi,
thoughts away
From dwelling on such dismal things. sit
down, my friend, pray;
Have you no living wife or child no cherished
kindred dear?
IL there no one you love on earth, no ties I,
keep you here:
Who is that dear lady who is travelling with you
now
Can she not clear away the gloom that settles on
your brow:
Al, there she comes; I'll ask her aid; most sure
ly youll repent,
But up he jumped threw off his hat, and over
board Ee went.
turned to where the lady stood, and spoke t.
this effect:
Hriam, you're his mothcr-in-law. She calm
said, Correct"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

If you are IL man of business, and should
you advertise, anu that literally, the proba
bihty is that you will retire with compe
tency.
In all probability, if you have an intelligent
boy, and place him at the printing business
he will grow to be ~ worthy and hOnored
citizen.
The probabilities are that man who con.
tinually borrows newspaper would be gull
ty OF something mcaper-if he would not be
found out.
If you want to subscribe for paper, send
the subscription price to the editor with your
name and address, and the probabilities are
that it will not be refused
IT, you have a favored ew.paper, and wish
to surprise the editor in an agreeable way,
get up subscription club, forward the mon
ey, and the probability is, that you will re-
csiye many thanks.
If you are DESTROYS of communicating any
news to the editor write it inteligibly and
legbly on one side of the paper, and the
probabilities are, if It's of worth, it will re-
ceive the light of day in print.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

THE TERRIBLE SToRN.-The man who car
ries the mail from Sycamore to Marengp had
an awful experience during the recent storm
Of wind, sleet and snow, and tells how it af-
fected his corn barn in narrowing language,
AS follows: II had at that time a corn barn
full of corn; on one side of the barn was an
omen window, and on the other side n hole
aud during that awful storm the wind blew
SO fierce that II blew every ear of corn right
through that knot hole, and the hole being
just the size of the cob only, the result was
that it shelled every ear, leaving the corn in
the barn. and the next morning | found my
barn half full of shelled corn, and not SIN
gle cob. | had a curiosity TO know where
The cobs went to; so | went TO the rear OF the
barn and followed the line of those cobs over
eleven miles. At the distance or about hve
miles, large, first growth pine tree STOOD IN
the track. and darn me IL the wind hadn
driven them into that ere tree from top 10
bottom
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

ALCOHOL on THE FARM.-The Temperance,
VORTEX gives realistic picture of the results
of the constant application of alcohol to the
stomach
Alcohol, regularly applied to thrifty far
mer's stomach, will remove the boards from
the fence, let cattle into his crops, kill III,
fruit trees, mortgage his farm and sow his
fields with wild oats and thistles. 1t viii
take the paint off his buildings, break the
glass out of the windows and fill them will
rags 1t Will take the gloss from his clothes
and polish from his manners, subdue his rea
son, arouse his passions, bring sorrow ane
disgrace upon his family, and topple him in
to drunkard's grave 1t will do this toitht
artisan and the capitalist, the matron and the
maiden, as well as to the farmer; for, in lit:
deadly enmiiy 70 the human race, alcohO i:
no respecter of persons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

DR.. Morris LIVER PILLs.-It is easy enough
TO make a pill, but to make good one an that
the difficulty, There are cheap, harsh, drastic
Mill. that are Of even less benefit than dose Ot
salts; but a good medicine, lik, DR.. Motifs Liver
Pills, which penetrates to the seat of disease, is
desideratum indeed. viii positively cure all dis
eases Of the liver. Sold everywhere. Joha p.
Henry. Curraa x Co, Pscprieters, 8 and Coleg
Place, New York t5l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06
NAM ED BELOW .

sy- Remittanccs may be made by registered !etter
postal money orders.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

A plainville clergyman insists that he saw
a snake forty feet long and as big round as
barrel of whiskey. 4 pretty good sized in
sect that We have TO doubt that he saw ii,
but he unquesiiohably saw the barrel of WINS
XIV before he saw the snake. Il seems mere
rea soDAblc somehow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06
UNDER THE SEA.

> The surging waves
in coral caves.
Where the sca-weed clings
To the shell that sings
OF tears that start,
When throbbing heart
lG s:liled in the oceans breast.
Where the sunbeam crecps
10 the lower deeps,
And gently glides
To the wave worn sides
OF granite rocks,
Whose deep calm moCks
AT limbs that are never still
On that pearl-strewn sand,
. the waving hand
That bcckons still
without wish or will,
. the floating hair.
And the stoncy glare
OF eyes that are lost 10 love.
o the countless swarms
Of tiny forms!
And grottoes rife
With sounds OF life.
And the moaning cry
N waves that sigh
OYER lips that no prayer can move
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

That the late cold weather was the coolest
ever known is proved by the fact that Hell
Gate is filed with floating ice"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06

If you can't be millionaire by yomr own
industry, why-get elected TO Congress, where
YOU can be an attorney
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-03-06
WHAT WAS HIS CREED:

He left load of anthracite
In front Of poor wOman's door,
When the deep snow, frozen ana while
Wrapped street and square, mountain ana moo
That was his deed:
lie did IL well;
What was his creed"
l cannot tell
Blessed in his basket and in his store
In sitting down and rising up;
When more he got, he gave the more,
withholding not the crust and cup.
He took the lead
In each good task.
What was his crcedY
did not ask.
His charity was like the snow,
Soft white and silent in its fall;
Not like the noisy winds that blow
From shiverng trees the leaves; pail
For flowers and weed,
Dropping below.
What was his creed:'
The poor may know.
fie had great faith in oaves of bread
For hungry people, young and old,
And hope inspired, kind words he said
TO those he sheltered from the cold;
For We must feed
As well as pray.
What was his crecdH
H. words he did not put his trust;
His faith in words he never writ
lie loved to share his cup and crust
With all mankind who needed it.
IN time of need
\ friend was he.
What was his crccdE
He told not me.
He put his trust in heaven, and he
Worked well with hand and head
And when he gave in charity
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
Dbie Wailemfreuno.

- Sabt lift Sen vBaiienfreunS" besoblt !?
gSer bamit im &udfanoe 1T, folte Nns iebt
Aalo ben tleinen 8etras fd,iden. llnlsrc 8ai-
lsnfnaasu brauden Gfen uuo Srintcn atle
Gage, @embe, &leioer sdube, Striimpfe brau-
den mir oud alles aber toitet @elb. Das
@ese uber nub srSbtcntbeils bonn rSbio Bai<
ieufreunb" fosnnen. 9aber ioQte Niemano
perseilen, piinttlid oas 8latt su besablen.
- @ir baben cine friibere slnaabe eab
Serr 8. .. Chapman BON 0(eios So. sescn
ole @ssban Bill aeftimmt babe, babiu ;u be-
ridtissr. oab ct i9 an Der lebten slbltimmuns
ndt betbeilist fat. llniere Correspondent in
Columbus, au bellen Nutoritat bin mr Die
Sladridt bradten; botte bic awei Gbapmaas
unierer Sesislatur periuedlelt. 0aber ent<
jtunb Der Srrtbum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

|eerfdiehea vdDnet. Mbtrmals M4 iiber
bic of sus 9lot6 .utlodten 8efebrun9en
in Der Spb.s ltunbe: 3upor 1T @ottes
Grbarmuns unermeblib> uno mir Iebeu
aud 'uirflih cine iol6e Betebrun9 na9
perruGter 5bat on Dem @ddder CUR
&e6ten oes setreusigten 9eilanoes. Qtl'
lein in tpeldem au9enblide 9eidab oieIe
Betehrung? 9as 2anm @ottes uuroe
seopfert fir ouer Melt N}ifietbat; iein
aatrbeilisftes 8lut foB 10 eben sur lb-
wa dung Der Giinot; Die 5onne per=
finiterte lid> bic Grbe erbebte, Die @ra6er
Dffneten 1id), Die 1Obten fanben> auf, Sa
oa 9el6ob, man oarf lagen, oas 9r0Bte
uller s1urber: Elm 1terbenoer 5iinoer
betebrte fd! Ginen 9ih es, ruff Elm
beili9er Rirhenpater aus, @inen 9ibt
e. barum @iinosr p.rjmeifle nidt: nur
Ginen sibt ts, oarum boffe niat perz
menen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

eB Sic eeute iinb burd 10 oiele wertbloie
9(irturen betrosen iporoen, bas mir uns freuen,
eiAen arttifel empfeDlen gu f0nnen, auf ben
man fid itets berlaiien tann. Dr. ausuff
&6nt9'S .9Ambureer Grppfen baben
ftd einen @eltruf ertuorben, ,ucr sicies alte
beutide 9auSmittel einmal sebraudt fat, labt
fid nidt hurd bic anpreiiungen neuer s(rtitel
beth0re,,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
0eS sSreolerS Sob.

~Gs 1T Dem Msniden geiebt, .inmal
su iterben> uno alsbann folst oas@tridt. Il
Mber pann, uie uno ,uo uns Der s %
ubtrsilen pirb, peiB nur Der G,uise auein,
Der unlere 9amen eingetragen bat IN
has Bu9 Der 2ebsnben unb Der Sphten !;
Don uns gilt nur, ,uas @brif ftus g.ipro.
den:
"Sbr 'uif.t wso.r Den 5ag mod Die
etunoe, oarum !uu9tt, bamit eud Der
9err nidt unporb.reitet fnoe."
Dod 0ibts Mtnl@en auf lp.lde gar
fiisli9 Die Mprtt 5u bsuttn S,beno je.
ben lie nidt, unb b0reno boren lie ridt !;
benn Der &eiit Der @&laflud)t lit iib.r
i. ous9esoiien, uno blinc, 'ui. Elm
@dla@troB in ben 2ampf, itiir3en fe in
ibr eisenes @eroerb.n; - Meni6en, Die
gum Aer0eyn.Ht anberer in 9dnali9er
&lei9e eiltigteit oo6in l.ben, ia lo9ar .s
wagen> lib.r oi. beili9ten Ginse un9ldu.
big III ip0tteln.
Ul0se oarum aud bieie Bes.bsnbeit
bier ein9er.ibt iein, Inn 9ir, s.liebter
2e1er in Mitt. o.r i.lisen 9intritt. 70
pieler 5rommen in einem eri9itt.rnb.n
VelIpiele no4mals 5u aeisen, &pie un;
sludielig Der 3oo beg g0ien, ba bod 10
to1tbar III ben 9(usen oes 9errn Der . %
beg Gerthten lit.
9as pfarrgott.sbaus III 6. li.8t auf
Der MnbDbe am Spdel zines Berses uno
i&aut nit leiner s.walti9en Gri.bbofs.
mausr ,pie Sion mabneno berab al f9bal
unb 9ori.
Dor nidt LANCER 3.it .ra4t.te MON .s
fur notbwenoig, einen eefabr0ro6enben
3beil BE la9ter Rinsmou.r nieotraureiben>
um> cine neue aufsuiiibrsn, I'll ,pel9em
8aue> tuie se,p0bnIi9> @tlsllen uno6onb.
LANCER aus allen@egen6tn 1i9 Elm fanbsn.
Inter oielen Qeuten bsnlertte man AUDI ei.
men bsr9elauftnen Sau9,ni9ts> Der lsiner
Soften uno ppilen balber bon oen.n lei.
MS Gelidters. serne geb0rt BON ben
Re9t1dafenen aber NIT Nbi9eu genie.
ben 'purbe. Gines Mbenbs no9t. .r I'M
Wirtbsbaule bod ~ porlaut selpro9en
Eabtn, oenues paro bes anbern Gags
am re&ten Orte fOrmli@e alase ssft.ut
pesen epott:reben unb 2dIermorte, bic
lid jener W}enI9 in. ben fre9Een Mus.
brliden i'll duStrn s.traut..
Inter Anoern bat iih na9 Der Mus-
fa9t slaubwiiroi9er Manner Der arge
@pre&er u0rtlid uerlauten lanen Menn
i'd einnlal trant tueroen lollte> uno per
iu&t IS 10 Elm Pfaffe> au mir ~ tomm'n,
10 ,uero' i'd ibm Elm @eli9t i9n.iben.
Sab tr se:pib ni@t lueib, auf suel@em@ts'
er estommtn 1T. M{an peraeibe mir, BOZ
i4 1oI@t Worte bier bud tdbli& anfibre; ;
i'd tbat IS un9ernt, ober aur Marnune
anosrer isisn lie seidrieben; oenn uer.
ntbmet, 'nas balo bierauf e.i9ab.
&s perfoKeu ni@t a,uei Gage, ba fam
man in oas pfarrbous s.laufen, nit Der
Dfsloung, Dap unten i'm @irtbsbanie
elm W&aurer litst, uno Fs wiiBttn ni@t
1uas ibm feble nno Oh er bel Sinn.n
ludre.
Scr altt, ebruiirbi9e Yfarrberr b.auf.
Iraste iosl.i4 isin.n stsllorss' '@ebul'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

o" l<S""1&tf 'ou@ ~ 19uH 1ouAS. 1tNuoSnA
ltd supoy nod turS beibe geiitli4e Ser.
ren sinise 8eoentli9isit.n mitestbeilt
batten, elite Der jIngere ing bcaeihnets
6aus unO iano oa .tli6e Menl9en I'M
0orbarie beii iammer, auf o,ren Mienen
unUertennbars @puren bes S9redens
lassn. Muf eili9e Grtunoi9ung I'M oas
@ei&ebene, 3eiste man oem &eiitliden
nur Die oHene Sbiire, bic in cine bunfle
&ammer fubrte, uelde abr bon Seoer.
mann uerlaii.n 1di.n. IS bsfr.mosts
MIDI - ersdblt jebt Der @.iltlide - oab
mir 9(iemano fOlyte, id iab ieood i'm
Wertrauen auf Den 8eii itano unlers 3errn
unb Meilters nod oem&rii9Jein besNeib.
paNers wtldts i'd am gepobnten
Orte sermiBte, nno ,uOllte mid nun Dem
8ette nGbern> weldes an Der Gde rauo.
Da fiel aber m.in Blid auf sluei 10 furht.
bar toQenoe aua.n uno auf Elm 10 ab.
f9eul,bes 3errbile, oab id b61F unan-
9tnebm beribrt einen Sdritt suriid
madte, uno erft nod .inis.m 3uueern Is
wogts eor,parts au geben i'll Der auf
benz Bette biug.itredt.n unbeimliGen
G.falt. SD Mill uno tann Dir oielen
anblid ni@t beidrsiben, une ou masit
bid p.rtpunoern luemn id bier pHen
geitebe, oab iA l.br erlhrad, uno obne
piele Morte gu lpreden, BON un.rtldr-
bar.m Gdauoer iberf alien aug Der
Rammer binaustrahtete. SD m09tt iett
lhier Elm wenig Ia yen, wenn ib oaran
bente, ueld' cine tinoii@. Jurdt in mitl
gefabren; aber i'd batte aud ,ueinen m5-
gen, als id an Der @.ltalt los!eid jenen
Maurer9eieuen ertannts, o.Ken Tr.uel-
rtbe auf cine 10 i@n.le nno entl.k(i@e
@rt in Grfillune 9ins. - W.r ,psllte
bier bic trofenoe 9anb @ottes u.rt.nnen,
oer eeinsr ni@t 1potten labt. -
Als id ntutroinss periu9te, Die ur.
ia4e aussutunol ldoft.n, Die ben unslud<
lideu in iolden 3uitano perjttt batte,
erbielt id 3ur Mntluort, bob biel.r Menl@,
ieiner @e'uobnbeit 9emdB, Bis @pat in
Die Na9t binein 9efrepe!t unb seioffen,
unb b.raui@t lid oonn in j.n.s B.tt &C..
worfen babe no lie i'm sorRur;em ollein
10 ssfunoen. Wabreno mir nod 10 ipra.
den, tam Der s.rufene Mr5t, nit Dem itb
mid gum 5,peittn 0ole in bic Rammer
be9ab. Aaein unl.re Tragen unlere
Reoen> nit oenen mir nit 2iebe uno Grnft
in ibn oran9en luartn fru9tlos unb
per9ebens> uno es ldieu ni9t anbers, ais
Oh er li9 in trampfbafter Ann nrtnQung
nur nod mtbr befilie, redt wilo una an.
aultaren.
Cbsltid enolib oer Mr;t bi.len gu.
pano fir unwilltirlid unb tostbringeno
trtlarte, trusen mir @eell lor9e. bod 8.-
Denten, in frilder grrinneruns leiner
Treuelreoe uno ieines ars.rliaen Wan-
Dels, oieiem Rranten bic lette 6ull. su
|p.no.n-unb 10 blies Ct anbertbalb 9aae
|iesen> ielbt bon iein.n Rameraben 9t+
Fo6en. gu tuieberbolten Malen pFeate
id i'm gu beiu@en, I'm mid gu iib.r;eu'
gen, ob oenn feline @eli9ts3iige N9 nod
INNER ni4t 9emiloert, ob btnn nod teine
llms seitaltunsen ii@ einstfteut bdtten
alein .s blieb bas alte, 9rdblide Bib,
has i'd Iobalo ni4t aus meinem @eoadt-
niNe brinsen ,peroe. 2aum ,par i'd d-,uie
bic 'ua@eba6enben perlonen perli9ert.n
bon benz lebten Beiu@e in mein 3im.
mer auriidsetebrt, brad oas fiere 9use
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05

,Ssas 81" tfndbIeiu feds go1en alt, se{unb ute
frii1 Eat fetne Geimatb. &atboliide 3eute peld)e
bailelbe on Sinbesitatt annebmen ROLLER Sgen id)
melSen beim :, ,Obo Waiienfreunb."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-04
FOREIGN PORTS

cARpSxAs Feb l-Arrived Alice tBr,, YaEua Minerva
Nor Olsen Mstanzas schrs Isaac obsrton, Crockett.
.d & GS;Sa Msipi2S north Of
Bat eres Msdins Brl, New YORK; schr Lewis Erhman,
s. r. New g; Yel S 4 s Sss. bark o.''. m l
vGvAssAsAySo Jan 2s-Aritvsd, brig Matte Russell.
f. .Sns s:s ' 5A: s't ri: q. rs:,
H.v4s4, Feb s-Arrivsd, brig ouisoa tns, from St
Sailed "a. steamers CITY Of Merida, Reynolds asom
Ssw 9erx yea SrI1i a. !nntsse Gssnsrins sffcm
H4as1. Snc Sfs '0 osu r o,uous
,,Arr!ysa FsSs. SsfiD AaPhsnoa tsr. xePhsrson.
LvssIooL Jan as-Arrivsa. bark Cen oraat tsp. Ras.
tivnasooi, Ms. Feb s-sa,lsd. bsrx windsor lr. for
IEssIs4. Jan Ise,lsd, banks sses GSor Olson. New
0rlssns; brig - Hsssn 4cpd Scssop; ssn, shoid
berg, Baltimore before re- por!sd without date.
rhcne:oa A:ssi.: K ssnsesS dn !
Teedoary, Portland F:O l. Sris Curtis asSrinsa'
~; ;.Ss.s sns sS sssn pY ss as; ny, x:,
Us.ss1cws Jan as-ssiisd stssmsr sslsse tsr,. Net.
81 JoaHs, NJ Jan s-Arrivsd. sehr ! n 9 ,Br,, Mureh
Son Boston 18th. brig Island LAS tBr) Roussaau New
~ = s'g Sss: : u, ' ss.:a. s; e. u
.Si:SSs:s IA Wis 1rsp.o tsp, s.sa. "a, 'shr oser.
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yss.sI unmsnsaesble She was toW:d to HoptCs
n an i the Sc. w ). ~ g
81: Seas sSNa rom
n, lon 81 w. dereic. with OuiwsrkS stsrn and main
rigging carried away lower fore and missso mast stand
Msass @ Zen s. os
pp:d sssS e. The v:..:
from .a &, nf's
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Sns 81 .o ecs 'n'
w. gu! nd S S~ s:d % k:s
nearly exhausted The oaptan reports that bis vessel
u icobound and cannot get away Tor several weeks,
even should the weather moderate. He sAys assist
anco was offered b. the inhabtanm
PrLor Boar 0HoRoR BLuSr, No H. bound 10 New
York from cruise, sprung aleak Jan b. ~ miles east OF
Mopsnk Point. The two pumps were worked. but IN =
run her ashore which was done about $50 Pm Feb l.
jones Inlet l. whore they found some difficulty
IN landing as tho wind blowing fresh from west.
Next morning the master OF station ~ took charge
oil her Mr hos Murphy. one OF the ownerA proceeded
10 the wreck Yesterday afternoon
The Alta California OF the ain ult gives the following
particulars OF damage to vessels tho harbor Of San
francisco during the gale OF the 26h At Selbys Lead
.rxs re ss Fanny Ann n ses b I. Hs q
hhe mad lost her smoke stack and mast and was badly
ma shed up against the wharf The schr Annie
Firrnan, loaded with coal. drined from seiby's
Lead Works wharf on to the peach to the
south Her keel YVES badly erazed on the rocks.
The bark Anna. at Green street wharf had her
drfed against North Point dock and was badly dam.
aged. sns was towed, wateroHssd, TO a place
Of safety. With southern shelter The snip Two
brothera at Harrison street wharf, was badly
chafed, though she sus aimed no serious damage.
The two Brit SD ships, Sc Lawrence and stlr o.
Bengal anchored n the stream on hrrkst street wnsr
They ssnl up foeke and thus attracted the tugs IRON
shore. two or whlon put out 70 thsir assissenoe.
EVER ps ws the LawrsnSs was
guards and rails, one entire Side Icing o4mobn&Q.
Ihs other sseapss wtsh ssmparssvs saov. To