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... venalvr—The Blanche, and Arraf.r f. rndun ; and th..; Mary Ann, for •.F THE TA:JANA, WAITE, from Islay, at this port : —The Nevada, American ethip, from Callao for uct. ht :15 N, long 31 W. Au-nice*, ship, Off Trinidad, bound South, Oct. Warrior Queen. ...
... 16, lat 57 55 S, long 61 36 W; Wamata, July 3, lot 21 19 S, long 30 I I W; Humber, July 7. lat 7 49 S, long 30 8 W; Sierra Nevada, American ship, July 2:1, lat 33 12 N, long 41 33 W:--by the True Briton, Bann, at London. Young England, June 23, lat 5 20 ...
... in all territories. a a free State. 6. Kaneas admitted as a free State.' 7. Provisions made toadamitColoradoNebraska, 'and Nevada as free States. 8. Organisation of Idaho, Montana, Dacotab, and Arizona as free territories. 9. Recognition of the independence ...
... The first count elieged that the plaintiff's below were the owners of a cargo of guano on board the ship called the Sierra Nevada, and that the said ship in endeavouring to enter a certain dock of the defendants called the Wellington Half-tide Dock, struck ...
... the Golden Age; the Be B. Sumner, the Coburg; the De Soto, the Leanmington; the Abner Stetson, the St. Leonards; the Sierra Nevada, the Royal Dane; l the Henrietta, the Bird of Paradise; the Emma Chace, the Edith Jane; the Rufus Choate, the Dauntless; the ...
... 5 per not. on tbe will be realise& As Ike le la fall operation, aad making large renew. the deity by the of premises, sae Nevada' s .111 1.. avoided. The that are sot overwelimaUag the prodta wises lingo diridend• for the 81ereholdere. will So.. promotioo ...
... on the money can. be. estimated Con- fessedly, the effect exerted by on monetary phecies that were widely the pro- Sierra Nevada and the Australian 4 put forth the-stored wealth of the In 1350 it was Continent that upon us. period gold would be depreciated ...
... careful reading being sufficient to impress it on his memory. Comgress has pased eiabling acts permitting the territories of Nevada, Colorado and Nabraska to enter the Union. EBat Tenuesee.will com e next-perhapa before, This will make four new states prepared ...
... partlsr branch of home manufacturc, as evidenced y the seentlees of pine foreeto abounding all over the leek Mb of the Biers Nevada, and which are, se dinbo ledbed to give future employment to piyor ' TUBS Or Caanirr.—Tles MOIL of the trade of tir part kr ...
... Paper states that two ladies and t, en wfere recently drowned by the F4te>Xi waterspout while travelling on the gajin, the Nevada territory. esiod armyl ofad ~commanding the second :3rf~bibd' Y Oftie Potomac? has isaaed an y C~loeg three regiments of his ...
... for Havana ee a Dec 29—Arrived: Alida, from NB: San Giorgio, from Callao Reada. Dec 28—Arrived: Margaret Reid, from Stettin; Nevada, ; Agnethe Brake, for —— Kingstown, Dec 29—Arrived : from Danzic Waterford, Dec 29—Arrived: Sako, frem Kustendje: Ector, Dublin ...
... Point, Gourock, with the Guy Fawkes ori, sthich sunk ; four of the crew drowned and one cared. LEITH—Dec. 29. Arrived— The Nevada, from Callao. LONDON— Dec. 2P. The ship Chapman, Wader, in proceeding down the river from St. Katharine'e Dock yesterday afternoon ...