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sch Montana, Crowel from Salem with hdes-bound to
schr Helen M'ron days from Plymouth with fish, the
One ship Wind sw.
WhaIemen.
Albion. sailed from New Bedford 9th inst for the Indian
se ,s ST Th Lion of Providence reports Newton NIB
Brandt Of NIB. Payta March 10, with bbls OIL
Spoken.
Gibraltar, from London for New York. Aug a. lat 10 90
Foreign Ports.
DALHousrE Aug s-An Isabella Dalton. NYork 18th, ia
YARMOUTH, Ns Aug 2o-Cld Cygnet 81 Johns, NE; Mary
Ann. Churchill, NYork
ST joins, Nd. Sept i-An MENUS, Baltimore; eth Ma
HALIFAX, sepia-sld wankinco. Baltimore. Arr Bridget
United States Ports.
EAsrroRr, Aug 3l-Au Boundary Shackford NYok, Sept
q Susan Pttee do; Iolc, Norwood, do Edw Prebe, Pen
gill do Chief Sschem, Mathe VS. do Olive ST John. NB
Sid 3D. Charles HENDERSON, Barbadoes 3ih Advocate Ber
mud,. :. :. -.
Nrwcase West Indies; TIN, America, South America.
NEwBuRyPoRT Sept s-Sld Heber, Ponce. Arr Pocasset
Georgetown. - -
mic; Osp1y, Non,Lk. AR 9th, Historian. Hull, Eng.
NV BEDFORD, Sept 8-Ar L wen g, Albany.
HoLMEs HoLE, Sept sid Gen Warren Arr Catherine
Frazer ny ork for Windsor NS n Lawrence, Philadelphia
for Boston, Rival Calais for NYork; Plato Philadelphia for
Stlem. - -.
PNovrpErcE Sept AR Vesper Norfolk. VIM Hart, Phi
IadeIlh,; Rondout; Provd-ne Reuzi and Compe-
tent NYorK 9h. Mary Ellen York River Powhaftan, Pha-
delTha; Star Albany; Harriet Dart Delaware. Sid Midas,
NVork. -
PaiIapELrA, SEPT lo-ArI Nidus, Gloucester; Lenity,
Kingston Jam; Danube 81 John, NIB Ada Eliza, PORT SPAIN
Tin; Lodemii Eliza Falmouth, JAM Cinderella Boston;
L,kn do; Orb New York Arrived in the Schuylkl, siroc,
Pitou, Ms; Theron, burg, NY; Susannah Phebe Jer
.y City, Henry Providence; Cornela, Lady Clinton, and
NorroLk sspt 7-Au Gardner Wright. Philadelphia;
ATnsamend Bostos Cleopatras Barge Boston Sid Rich
ard, Boston.
CHAstrsror Sept e-Cld Richmond, Liverpool, AT Qua.
Iahunr, Andrew Scott, from Hayana.
SAVANNAH, set e-fsS Rcfnalus, Boston
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BFLL.
isf0rcI Noi. % finn and LIS fhlton girtsil


BY THOMAS BFLi.
is'ores Noi. % finn and l5 Fulton sfresi)
MONDAY
Al halfpast 10 O'Clock. In the sales room,
Extra sale OF clothing dy good fancy and PLEDGED articles
Jewei BOOKS hosiery hoIdware pictures frames gro
&c lea 20 demuohns wine 10000 splendid che and
numerous other valuable watches.
Also 80 pieces English prints also, shirting and enss
the Marshal.
Also, consignment of Hats; splet did Lever Watch;
trunks Clothing demiiohns wine, &c. splendid Window
Shades.
TUESDAY.
AT 10 o'clock at a67 Broadway.
Extensive sale Of Gentle mems Furnishing Articles, LADIES'
Dresses, Ornaments, Jewel and French Fancy Goods,
psng all kinds OF rich silk scars handkerche and
stocks hosiery gloves collars and bosoms large
OF elegant Paris made shrs fancy boxes chess
cwey, Saxony damask table cloths, with napkins
match rich poult de aud other silks dresses
and cambrc psraso shades fancy brushes show cases
glass do, counters, desks oil cloth, &c. Sc
WEDNESDAY,
AT halfpast 10 o'clock in the sale rooms
Furniture SaeA choice valuable and extensive of
elegant furniture of all dsseTip,iens
At l0la O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Paintings Books. Piano Fores, Furniture, &c. &cA
choice collection Of valuable original paintings both ancient
and modern, of,hem in rich frames, and beautiful sub
furniture music stools &C.
FRIDAY
AT 1917 o'clock ia the sale rooms.
To Dyers, Scoures and Fnishers-A the machinery
paraus Sc for clee ming improved plan silks mer-
&c
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80 - 60 -

BNII AIN AND IRELAND WEEKLY.
THE subscribers make bring
passense from the old country by ships OF the frs, class
all American built aud commanded by long and vorably
the trade. The Is osng hi. line sail week
y from Liverpool consequently all delay
sengers is avoided
Persons abe TO make engagements for friends TO emgrae
the ensuing will study their interest and the
and comfort Of their friends by making such
with thu subscribers expense pains spared
them.
As has always been customary with this line, when the
parties settled for decline coming the passage is
promptly refunded to those from whom it received with
our deduction.
free passage steamboat from the various of Ireland
and Scotland to Liverpool, can likewise be secured
Cor further aIs annlY
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Died,

On the evening Of the 9th instant FRANCES MooRK aged
SO years daughter of the late Lambert Moore.
Her relatives and friends and those of her late brother
John Moore, of her brotherin-aw Adam Tredwell
invited to attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon
at half past four O'Clock, from No. College Place.
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Cotton and Sugar Crops.

The prospect for abundant crops of Cotton and Cane
the Aaapas section of Louisiana is hey ond all
excellent Nothing is dreaded, but superiority OF
rain in such the cotton bolls will fall Off and the
cane delay ripeniAg The manufacturing Of sugar will
commence early most of the planters having planted
largely this year. Several Of them, understand in
tend to commence grinding in the latter part Of this
month.
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CQTTON AND GRlsT MILLs-For sale situate at
~ Kingston Ulster New York. the Of the
hondout Geek, miles from the North Hudson River
Steamboats, and soops &c ply constantly within $40 feet of
the Mil 10 thence n5l boaisrnc # the Delaware,
Neversink aud Rondoat the dam of this uilaye
been IN operation uni very ny. Possession Immediately
Title indsru,ab b. soitv low and very adyan
geSus terms 10 close a ' Apply
sl0ec PtRSSE * BROOKS, CT Liberty ST.
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM
252 Broadway. epposite CITY Hall
GYMNASTIC

EXERCISES.
VIZ FULLER cully informs his pupils and the public
generally that his ymnasums 203 Green and 70 Ann
Streets the Junior Glass about
being formed both the establishments hours TO suit the
convenience Of scholars For whc have been consde
rnbly reduced, apply at either o., the Gymnasiums.
The Fencing Department will be under the superntendence
of Mr. Charles Delaney Professor and Teacher by appoint
ment in the u. s. Navy.
SpaITlng taught IS usual. s82w1r
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system in dealing permits the sale of more goods than can

system in dealing permits the sale of more goods than
be promptly paid for Instead Of goods specie be
largely imported to pay for produce particular cotton
which the southern factors and dealers very generally
fuse any thing but cash. specie hard dollars The old sys
tenn Of buying cotton with kites drawing posts in
New York broken up and before business very
extensive the specie must come from abroad in payment
ofproduce and find its way north in the purchase of goods
already here When that time arrives there will be
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]. PEtSE & SONS

EsTsSy Of c FL
nG raj
these articles should be used separately and afford relief in
@ % OF sss ar that the
he aS M a no
men off merit value but introduced by the pope
beneficial n%e"er fs decision has Deen attained IN
almost unexpected The unsough acknowledgment of it
worn" s SPs Gs9fftSfEs FROM THOUSANDS
s.s 9!sf
COUGHS Gods, Osrssne: Irritation Of che Thr9st Group
Liver Gopsia Night swes Difficult Or Ptofase Erpecto.
''''0"bi Isl LEADING TO CONSUMPTION.
has value that other similar medicine has ever
Lsns: T % ns 4 s
pecuiar oh suddenly from extreme warmth to extreme
''''"''' FROM WET TO Dry.
and from this change in the climate that diseases apt
When the blood unhealthy state, and the constitution
naturally delicate Il cold sets in and no NM relief
Tasf bsExsE IS LIFE SAVED
length that medicine physician the world the
That sAFETY oR LIFE
Gcssh be Ssas I'M ss Essence OF
o"A'' SHOULD BE FREELY USED
time the i'd cough will be broken up or eradlca'
Peders aud Conieconers No? appointed Agents and none
unless each package invariably signed
SON IS D,isi street whom be Obtained wholesale
and retail
The following our State Agents =
sd i a".. street B 70 e, zisees D DCs
Md; Jpbon % ST Charles n, Orleans; Dubois * Co
Mobile, Ala; Tobey Cincinnati Ohio; Haviland, II
&Allen, Charleston, C w Duya 2s2 Broad 81, newark
HdS%sn ssai;vR Ky; Py IIsss q
Haven Conn }. Gaynor, Richmond "; +. Tsyi9 aud w.
Fisher Washington City, c: j. A. Wasworh Providence
Il Coster, Montgomery, Ala; MARITIME; Fayetey e ~
c; o. w. Sothonn Georgetown, ID Z; q H. HINT, Ffede-
rcksburgh, Va; J. r. Thompson & Go. Wheene Va.
All letters post paid Greeted j. PEAsE SON, IS D-
vision xtreet viii be punc ualy attended TO. sl0f
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philadelphia Cattle Market

Beef Cat.s76 in market, sales at to SCI few exrs
sold at 5ic 400 bought for the New York market
Cows and Calves270 at Market sales from SIS to $22
extra sold at $780, Hogs 400 at Market sales so ass
Sheep-ll7o at market sales at 81 % 81 s7 extra s.
37l.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRg-Ship KaIamazoo-G Fisher and lady, Frederick
Fs,er Francis h-r Misses Elizabeth and Catharne Fisher
Masters George aud Edward Fisher, Mrs Henry, NORM
Holiness Clement, Dustenl urgh-and 10 in the
HALTAx-Brig Acadan, At Bos,on-Elza Whmore, d w
c Ross, Robt Hayward Of New York.
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NEW ORLEAss sep< -Cid TRENTON Brown, NYork; jose
WANTED-A situation by girl to take carr Of chi.
& Is do line
,h,s osse e. e''' 80 '''@''-N g sti,e
rrrops rsspeetssis female 81 years Of age Wishes to
permanent stu on as seanstrer in gsntee family
s ss soso soss q 10 LADIES The oe.t refer
spcs. Address A A. A boz 7o' upper Post Office N.
A YOUNG Man, who Is thorOsshly acquainted with
acted for many years as ssne clerk IN mefeSan. Ces
situation To any house requiring xpeienced
He I srs1ss
and 70 conform to me tunes vii be sssd with the most
q ri. pet week.
OFFICES TO LET-A comfortably suit Of Office. with or
South ST. Apply on the premises TO
s-There rate sail loft 70 let in same store.
THE GRAND NATIONAL PROC EsSIoN to TepeI the
nspl! Offered to the American People dinner given
to Lord Ahburon, special Repre- enrae Of Great Britain
'.sSS S NOR form
from the Park on Molday. Sept r. 1884, at 10 O'clock pre-
band OF Music and National Banner-The Grand Mar
a-A superb Carriage, drawn BY gay horses with Ban
inscribed with the Of the Presidents oil the United
a;-Ereeutive Committee of Ananrem horseback
with white scar and banner as an advanced Guard oil Honor
4Tweni' six Csrlise s the ,wentys1 State.
md bearing banner. with their in ,he order Of
Ladies white with boy w " *,
and aeeo%csned by Two seaemen in white scsf as an
5.-B nd Of Music and Banners.
sNitary Companies Guard OF Honor to the Ladies IN
Fire Companies, taking precedence according their
numbsr. c,., 49,, o,,., so,;.,;.. ..oo;,
Ci.aens foot take order by the direction Of The
Gland Maha to whom they are requested to report upon
e.-Commttees in Carriages.
il.-Cartmen and other Mounted Citizens
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Married.

On the 10th instant, All Saints Church. by the Rev.
Haght, WILLIAM OKELL to LOUISA second daughter of
c. J. Gayler, ESQ., all of this city
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WM. W. SHIRLEY, Au

-. WI. W. NHIKLEY, Aucnoneer.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-Ihmsdsy, Sept. 18th, 10
Il O'clock I story house, No " Charlton sCatAogue
sal OF valuable furniture borrht of best maeS full French
airs and sofa, rci tables and gles, French
ay handsome dook case, pier bile lie, glass ok;
rich gilt clock 90; pair candbas CHI, GRAND lest
centrr chsndeicr drops valuable panofore, Stotat
ke co s3,abes English ply capets, bus's, OIL pant
inss &c. Also, basement aud bad urniurs kitchen
utensils, &c. Catalogues ready at l22 Fulton street,
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA'
TITS

NEW PATTERN
+. A. ARTAULT X CO. 1881 FULTON STREET.
rJHIS beautiful has arrived such perfection that
hours instruction is sufficient obtain aperect knowledge
oft-which will be gratis those who purchase the
paratus the Of F. A. Arault& CO. l6s Fulton street
Price of the apparatus complete varies from $2 $i00 Also
-Acromatic Lenses French plates hyposuphae OF Soda
poll bonne. chloride Of iodine chloride Of gold &c. Also
cases, and good supply Of frames, gifted and
case board Artault Co. constantly receiving from
Paris all kinds offancy articles Of the latest invention
au1G lint
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A<A'iElN
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS,
The Gorgeous Comic Pantonine of
sis Ai rS cas ss Of s.i as RAyEb FAMILY
MONDAY vnSSSSs &c Az ~
An g OVERTURE TUlis
FEA 81 .s ON Ss daE k. TIf Ia% HOPE. s
Amer "h Ta Il RE- f!'; GTa SpaGEs sailed the
By Gabriel Js.sms and 1, Ap q R.ye
After which, s7h i%s viii III a"s ssGs Come
n... MAzg 4. s.s SS Tdi MONT 9w S.,.
Gheyalier Barano. Jerome Ra,el
S SSsss!:ia SS :!s's. R:,:i
1aIsai Ess'a s:.,"' Nh: S;,$%s :''
To conclude with M SsE # NJ Palace Of
GRAND \: %S fSSs!fst CONCERT.
Doors S Ss;g half six O'clock Entertainment. TO
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES RE si1MEtD AND NO ooMrUL
MoNb1 T sp e sR R s. E w Ts s.sn.s
THE STsf%hkRSsio q Rfs'GGiH1Es Nr;
Pie c pa1Sss'' the fsilhsf n. % s
THE A sfiltl Th Sh 70
MAYOR Mary Ba1nps '"''0"''' M s' Hau'on n Jones
m LIEF s?n SEM ST %nA.
Mr. Wheatloye, w JOINS Flank Hall
Mi open a7-cm,an wr.5 ' q asR1' before
Be. os ss daily from to where Tickets may be
yAUxHALL GARDEN.
BILL EVERY pLEA S4ARGE EVENING WITHOUT
THE suscr having rpie sd the floor use for dsncing
at ts esi .hment md made sooh or lions as seemed
ard sunday yceped) curing the season First Bal Mon.
AdFissioY rs eeat' 70, which lrsshmeni' win be fur
10. r's Isul i engaged. sufeiea Police vii be
Ris9- @ '0'n'' " md ''q 6H%b rP o j5Ss
ASi'4 ctLL..,,y or yT Five Ia hnrs and
CORNER o. eRoApWAY AND Ans STREET.
- opposite u, f re- 'ens((1ihl,, N.,.p,
!, GsANpS GALA nwHf WEEK
po4 s3 ME e EvEE KID DAy io'se
hs YaSs@ p 81; IF De Sa %'a
trsy Gd B.iioon Asesnson. Den Of Lhns sSahes
eommenSs a, four a'eiotk and i'd bass si seven fM
ao 'f @ viii hGsR R aes s
%n to es ~AsSs Est s'n and
HILL's NEW YORK MUSEUM
SssS% sso spP'' Hse Ty aa Nor.y
THE extensive alterations and decorations being
% Il hksndS Scotch ss
Irish Dutch French, Yankee and other characters Mrs.
MOSSOP the celebrated Vocalist; Mr.. DUNN, from she
MoSbAY EVENING, SEPT ,,h, and during the week.
the ahov, talented and popular performers will
performances the grand Pictorial Saloon attached
this establishment which has been Tedecoraed and embeish
ed by the 6 artists and made wor the present great patron.
variety Of original dro quzlca and laughabe penonaton
and limitations.
The hall will be furnished with confectionery,
Rsnsaad sad
will always be in ATTENDANCE Fancy glass blowing by MI
Owens The tenants of the forest and mineral
dsrs and number of portraits worthless
An Egyptian mummy perfect wrapped in its
ancient and fully old Previous and al
ter the performances experiments Electricity with othe
pow rfu machines in the world
. Performance al ocock-Tickcts Is cts.-Cmdren half
price. al2 lmsr
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BY RIELL s. ARCULARlUs.
WEDNESDAY.
AT l0K O'clock, at he auction rooms,
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &c.
SATURDAY
At l01. o'clock in the sails rooms.

AT 10Y O'Clock in the sails rooms.
Elegant Furniture, Pauos, sc.
MONDAY, Sept 10
A. l01s o'clock, At NO. IA City HILL Place.
A large and elegant of Hous hold Furniture
sisting of splendid satin damsk covered dvans, ooman
ias and chairs piano. and tables glasses ard
robe wilton Brussels aud in rain carpets elegant oil paint
ncs manel ornaments slc day clock, astral and hal
lamps china dime and tea Glassware silver and plated
French beds'tals beds and bedding, tcht furniture
great variety of green house Isnts &C. Also, fine
of wines.
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Foreign Imp0rtatlOns.

HAvRE-Shp Kaamazoo-5O bkts wine Diederch & Lenau
% cs china ID q X ID Hsviland-6 Fabrequete coz
Potter Hamden & Coz Hardrop-l w Laure-60 basket
order,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. IL, 1s4a.

SUN RsEs... =. a MOON SETS 10 "a
sKrs-... -. is HIGH wArER... II A
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To Correspondents Abroad,

Our correspondents foreign respectfully
send by every vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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BLOOMFIELD, Oakland CO., Mn, July %, 1871
Measrs. John Owen Co., Detroit Gen-Some in the
yesr 1882 was attacked with what called BY of
70 Dr. Thomson who said II must he cut out tb.n ared
another physician who ordered blisteng. During sick
ness employed eight different physicians and BY one
advised to have my amputaed which declined IL the
who appeared help In that year sold span Of
cows spent whole Of say $780, which
only served keep back have used almost every thing
could hear of without any great benefit.
Ia July last mpted by person who like all
others failed The expense of all this has been ea $500
From four inches below the shoulder about the middle
Of the fore arm there have holes
9f them large silver dollar and half inch deep Ia
February 1872 accidentally wrapper from
bottle Of Bstols sanaparIa and made up my mind try
the medicine. On the 18th day Of that month"; Fenced
found myself all appearance completely cured At
that time have felt from it, No have
appeared, and il perfectly sound and labor with
swel aswith The other well satisfied Of It's
peroy every thing else that have tIed that
earnestly recommend begin using Immediately
WIN ~" 0e summary d"'"o VILLAIN fEARsALL.
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SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office. 273 Pearl st.,
Orto z. GhIMSHAW 4 co.


Drafts and Exchange sight and for any also
furnished r. c. Glyn Co.. Bankers London, Grim.
shaw Co.. La erpoc; the Northern Banking 60. nd Nation
al Bank Of Ireland National of payable the
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l. E A R Y & co
HATTFRS

WILL introduce the Fashion for the Season. Friday 9th
w instant.
NO. AND sASTOR HOUSE
T ODGlNGS UPON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.-To
- Single Gentlemen-Two suites Of aper ments
81 Broadway. Gentlemen DESTROYS of making
2Meodistrc
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FLUTE s. GUITAR.

M II PHILIPPE ERNST, Professor Of the Flute, q sr
vi patent Conceitna begs announce u his en and pub
lie he has published his kono Mil tr" FOR the
euita which will be found well worthy the attention OF tie
Learner amateur from m being well aospted TO mat nsu-
aud cnaed please but 10 afford instruction
ihis Runio with several other pleasing Of his compost
for the guitar be found g. Ernst 6S
Canal where he lessons above
instruments. 81 3m-r
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
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StH BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
hfA POOL PACKETS-For Liverpoo-The only regu-
packet Of ,9.h septe"be1 is the splendid Iesna,T
positively sail Monday the 10Th Of September her regular
day.
The accommodations of the DID, Black all Line Of Pac
ke for Cabin second cabin and Steerage well
known be unequaed by other Line ship loading for
the above port.
Those wishing passage this favor,e Packet should make
application board foot Of Beekman TO the subscr
bers Terms moderate.
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TO THE Amateurs OF THE
ACCORDION!

SIGNOR L. MARTINI having succeeded in bringing thu
- delightful instrument INTO extensive nnd isvorabis notice
Europe; developed the powers aud capabilities Of
the instrument IA Elementary aud Practical TIeatises
which been extensively adopted ~ France and England,
bees inform the public generally, inst he about
publishing copou extracts from he above works yheh VIII
shortly b., issued from the Press of Nless Fi'b Hall
SIGNOR MAR TIM will be happy 10 sIse instruction IN
the playing the Accordion, his residence 20 Canal
street or reside Pupils And ne ttefs
that those Ladies aud Gentemen who may avail themselves
his pofe will make rapid and agreeable advan
ces as his method is simple, clear and progressive
MI Inn
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PtgtLoUs PosirIoN oF ST PETERSBURG 1T
+. nelsnchoiy u contemplate the constant danger
IA which tins brilliant capital : placed. II MI
Lohi. picturc j. MT over charged. tle occurrence
Of q strogg westerly wind and nigh va'er lust nj
the breaAins up OF tine ice would n any time
suffice 10 occasion InIndati0n -uiicient 10
rown the whole population aud % convert inc
entire CITY with al II. SUMPTION. palaces INTO
chaotic r.a.. Of ruin. The Gulf OF Finland runs
20 a point a, il approaches he mouth II the Ne'p'
where the most violent gales are always ulo''
rom the west. 80 that the mass 81 waters. "n
.ch occasions. j. always torcih.y impc-d tov ards
tie CITY. The Island forming the d--a - ne
\e,s on vnich S. Petersburg stands. d, extremely
ow and fat. and the highest point in the city j.
prohnhv not rl0re thar twelve or tsrteen icet. Is
therefore,. enough 10 place aid -. Petersburg under
water. and rise Of thirty feet Is enough 70 drown
almost every human being IN Tie pace. Inc
poor inhabitants are. therefore. In constant dai-
ger OF destruction and can never po certain that
tho whole 600 GOO of them may hot, within ihe
next twcuiy-ijur hours De- washed oit Of tt.ir
houses like 30 many drowned rats 10 ~ the
truth. the subject ought hardly 10 be- spoken o.
With leyiiy. for the danger is too imminent ana
me reflection often makes many hearts qla'e IN
st. Petersburg The only hope OF this appar niiy
dsomcd CITY, D., ihai the three CIRCUMSTANCES i''.
never occur simultaneously. viz: high water tie
t.e,king up Of the ice, and gale ri wind from
no west. There are 80 many points Of Oh" 'on-
mss Cor the wind to choose amou.. that Do would
,esin pcryer.e IN the extreme TO select the west
AZ 30 critical mopcnt nevertheless the Vind
does not blow often from tie west during sprnc,
and the zee floating in the Neva. and tho GUN Of
Findand !, of a bulk amply sufficient 20 oppose u
formidable obstacle to the water IN tie upper
rart Of the river Had the ancient sascs %, OhAta
sept meteorological records, one might perhaps
be- able to calculate how often IN thousand years,
such a flood a are here suPposlnr might be-
likely to occur. A. il j. tie world need not Dee 90
N .,urpri.cd TO read in the newspapers one OF
these DAYS that -. Petersburg. after rising ike "a
bright meteor from the swamT- of Finland has
suddenly been cx,ingni-hed in them ike wiil-o-
dic-wisp. MAY Heaven protect the city
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