gc;- Gen VIM. De BrYs has been reeleote
Treasurer of the State Of Indiana.
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The MIssrSG PACKETS The public anxiety IN
relation 10 the Normandie the United States, and the Eng
land has been greatly increased the arrival OF the HI
berna that vessel having Brought intelligence respect
ing them Hopes are sH entertained that the England
and United States have put into Fayal Later accounts
from the Western Islands will be looked for with deep
anxiety The Normandic left t, port for Hull December
TO- the day previous the great gale, and pieces OF wreck
and bales of cotton with marks such as were known 10 be
on bales shipped IN her picked up leaving scarcely
doub. that they came from her.


The following persons composed the crew: \. n. Spau-
ding master Joseph A. Burroughs OF Rhode Island mate;
James H. Perpont, second mate New-llap.hirc James
L. AmGol steward, Of New York John Peterson cook.
do. Scamcn-joseph p. Harvey and james Young OF
New York; Gao. Williams, Wm. Chid, and Joseph WIZ
gate OF Massachuses Geo. saunders, of Georea ere-
niah ichIug- of Connecticut Joseph Berry, OF New-Jer
sey; Thomas johnson, of Pennsylvania Henry Miller anu


Henry PooSc. of Prussia, aud john johnson, oi Norway


The Normandic was formerly Iavre packet She was
very deeply laden when she sailed drawing seventeen feet
Of water The cargo which Insured in England coi'-
sisted Of about $50 bales cotton 5000 bbls tpentiue, and
some casks Of oil. Vessel insured in New-loEk.