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T'HE RYER-Boats that arrived here last
night from below report from 30 To 81 inches
water at Scptiletown, Flint Island, and Three
Miles bars. There were eleven boats aground
at Flint Island among which are the Clerlnont
Uncle Sam, Judge Mclean, Ocean, Importer
Herschsl, Florence and Biuaette; at Scuffle
town, the Belle Air, Mail, and National; at
Three Miles, the Swallow ard Walnut Hills


Louisville Journal, Sept "a


WRECK or TIE SUR SonrEsrt-The wreck of
this fire uesscl, now lying on Santa Rosa Island,
with the remainder of her cargo, consstinr ~
over 1000 bales cotton. 700 z..cks ,ed cedar, Sc
was sold at public auction on Thursday last for
the sum y; $3.50. II xe are correctly informed
CAPTAIN Helm of the steamer Creole, was the
purchaser, and if nc succeed in getting cut al
the cotton, which, we doubt not that he Will, he
may congratulate himself on a very fair specula-
ton Pensacola Gazette.


PoLI1Ics IN CAY.DA-Thc Montreal Courier
SAYS that MesSfS Baldwin and Small, cX rncin-
bcrs OF the Cabinet, nave followed the example
of Mcssrs. L;,ion,aine and Monn, and thrown up
their silk gowns of Queens counsel. IN conse-
qucnce Of expressions IN recent reply OF Sir
Charles Metcalfe in an address, which they un-
derstaId as mpeachlng thelr loyalty


HA5AaA.-A Ha gane correspondent the New
Orleans Tropic writes" The Cuba Mining
Company have discontinued their operations,
from unproductlveness, and all The woTknen
English are III pnson-cause unknown. The
superintendent, DR.. Wolf, (an American is also
arrested, and understand the American Consul
is carrying on correspondence in relation to 1t /;
Ine result has not TRANSFERRED