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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBMR A.
sUS RISES ~ 10 MOON IS
......4 81 HIGH WATER 4

Wv 81 HIGH w.TE. -. -. -. = !
os sh MS sesch % Sept 3d. and EHeuT
British brig NeTvs Lynch il days from Sydney B. with
Brig Anna MARIA Allen days from Thomaston. with lime.
schr Tiberius Jones, 10 days from Lubec with plaster
schr VIM Wallace, Hicks, days from Thomasion, with
schr Ssniee, Ryder IA days from Hampdeu, Mass with
sehr Henry Clay stoddard days from Boston, with mde
to master.
Barque New Haven, from Martinique.
Sailed.
Ships Rsppalannock Drummond, Liverpool; Kalamazoo
McCerren, NOrleans. and Others
General Record.
sH'r FLpn5Ses LEACH at this port from CrOqst,d expert
lat % 80 lon 20 heavy struck the shp the arb9ard
the shin leak badly Has beea days The
hsae f. Nav struck 4 @
Bsie FaAse. Aspnv before mentioned sailed from New
heard from and not doubt can now remain that with all her
p
Nov 49, to which time no tdgs of the missing vessel had
.:ss s%ens %
Of ss *. was had
p Pors Count DAdhemar, e. Blacke aud
Anna Mills (B)of Sunderland, from Bay Chaleur, Nov H.
lat &c had lost all his boats aud decks swept OF everything
by a sea- BY the Florence, at this port
Foreign Ports
PoINT PETRs Quad. Nov lin port, Cardena Marina fin
WIm,nstops NC disg; Kimberly, from Newbem, do; WIN
Purringon Barnes and Robin Hood Lemont Bath do; Fran
ces Ellen M Manus from do do to sail in few days. Chss
v9se Savn' tom Georgetown, sc. disg; Pampco Fucrd
Mmhnston NJ; do Sid Peru Wade, and Frances Louisa
MANs.sILLA. Nov lin port Nereus asury from aud for
Boston, ldg.
CALLAo, Aug sIn port, Lady Adams Lehman, and Wing
81 JOHN, NIB. Nov 23-Ar Merchant Beck Philadelphia
Lake Ports
BUFFALO, Nov 3o-Arr Waterloo Chippewa, Ocean Mich.
City; Ottawa st Joseph, Cid Waierloo Ch;nneva. 81
Clair, Detro New York, Merrick, aud Rocky Mountain
Cleveland
Home Ports
LuBEc, Nov 25-Sld Texas, Emerson, NYork
FRANKroRT Nov 29-Ar st Helena, Harding, Bangor IN
load Cor NOrlesps. Sid Peru Cheney, PhiledeIph,.
loss Of rndder Cid Pioneer smith, Mobile Sid Blsncb,,d
Andrew Scott, and lsado Arr Dec Relief Hutchins PHI
ladelphia Cid American, Weinberg, NOreans.
PORTSMOUTH Nov pa Shetland Frost, Richmond; ia,
dassah Knowlton Phi adeipha. Cid Dee Pactolus Hard
saLrw, Dec izCld Mary psplma. Hclleson, Africa Sid
10Th Elizabeth, Wiley, philadelphia.
WIN Wyer, Adams, Richmond Signal for ship bar1ue
aud brgs Cid franklin, Gibbs. Trinidad Chief Brown
Maanzas Globe Doane Society aud Sandwich Islands, Hell
spont Parsons Sc Jago; Arcurus Pummer Hayana Lach
Allen Port Prncei Isaac Hicks, Lawrence New London
Acorn Howes, philadelphia; Hopewell Lawrence Charleson
Emerald, Snow, Al.xandria Cooley Co, Eldrdge New
York. Arr ,oth, Atlantic Nickenon, NYork.
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for Boston,
KIsGsIoy Nov 2ssld Raran tnew oa of Krsston)
llowes, NOTleans.
HeLMys Hon, Nov Ss-An VIM Wallace, Hicks, Thomas.
ton Tor Niork sSusan Benjamin. Wood Bath for Baltimore;
Julia Martha Pnkham Boohbay for Nsy York; Tibea,
for DO 2sh-The fleet With the exception Of lily Clay have
70 get TO ,he Cove AT soh Bamore Brewn Bol,imee for
for virginia Several lumber loaded vessels have passed TO he
Clay Tibe 'us, and Victoria sailed about nocn. The
has been here time consequence OF the illness OF the
captain. Dec l. M-No arrivals The three sail reported
here last evening still remain. Wind light from NJ with ap
pearance of more
EDGARTowN, Nov 30-ln port, John Ruggles. Dix, aud
George Lufkn, New York for Boston, and others bound
East.
PRoyIpENcE, Noy 3oAn John Jay Baker Baltimore; VIM
Young, Adams, Philadelphia
CHARLEsroN, Nov 29-Ar magnolia, Smith, Jackson Vile:
pha Charleston Brem) Cattermole NYork; Toronto (Br)
from Sid Calhcua, Myers George, Hull, and Dmon,
Rohn'on, NYork; Warsaw, Hawk ns and Huness Baker,
Philadelphia; Caspian Bartlett Boson Lancet Hoses Nor
folk Arr 2ah Vahalla Fletcher Boston Sid Penguin. B)
Dill West Indies
SAvANNAH, Nov 27-Cld Targuin, Moody Liverpool Sid
Havana, Gilpatrick Havana; Thos Hart Bartlett New Or
leans; Csyon Pr Petre
Mosnr Noy 2,-Ar Hazard DIinkwater, kingston Jam;
Commodore, Cogswel, Bristol. Cid VIM Goddard. Potter,
liavre Hector, Spencer NYork; Ranger. Mkin Boston.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoS.

PRovIsoNs-A moderate extent of business is doing in
beef pork and the receipts fair stocks good
We noticed sales Of prime pork at 1918 and mess do at
$los7basi Beef is not in quite good demand as pork
We quote NESS city, at $462laS475; country mess do
foo2Sa$675 Lard continues in moderate request 6a6l
for Kegs, and 53a6c for barrels Good butter is much
wanted and will command fair price Sales of good at
aoloci prime, from choice diaries, will 60 higher In
terror sells at 9al0c Cheese quite active 5absc The
closing OF the canal has shut out from this market large
quantities OF dairy produce, which must necessarily
favoraply affect prices Of stock in market.
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Died,

December Sd, of lingering Illness Mr.. WHITFIELD
CASE, aged 20 years
His friends tn the family are requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence Thirteenth
street and Fifth Avenue, Monday December 4h, at
half.past three O'Clock
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N arried,

On Thursday evening, Nov 3Oth, by the Rev Charles
Spur Mr. WILLIAM DAWSON, Of Brooklyn, to Miss ANN
daughter Of Robert Wood, of this city
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Passengers Arrived,

and two children, MIR Field Mr. Holden, Mr. Bishop Mrs Chip
pendae and children. Miss Chppendale Mr. Williams. Mr.
Weaver Mrs Hoover. Mr. Simpson-20 in the steerage.
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Passengers Sailed.

From BosToN-In the Globe for Sandwich Islands-Rev 4
ID Hunt and lady. Rev Whttlesey and lady, Rev T. AN
dews, Rev John Pogue Miss Maria WhtEey. Missionaries
from the American Board Of Foreign Missions.
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s'EAAE'S NEW YORK MUBEUm,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
fSyOGifrn2, DauOslfe the ('Jfy YCuN

sEALM's Kew YORK MUsKUn,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
tB1oGdicGY, opposite the City HGA)
ALL FOR i2H CENTS.
,oS 40 y addition 70 the great NS.oTs PORTAL. Gallery AMI
ming 81 1t
EtI & sffTR 4 VIII. may be-
all hours throughout The day and evening regard
Past Times, Present and Future.
ff ss% si h ak TIss pS' IFS c1f
oj e S'o% Il %s1
consaS Madame Adoiphe ''a''''e ''''''ne e'' LOT
ioa or At sssfiS S nc h csns
''''@'''S vo S2lit' 'tf's fl.
~ b MS %; Ss K, DsS h MILES a9or B
w viii fSas sst eoes . ts'
f5 r9i, eoSS be SaS at Aws James H.r
l as .ss @ VIZ ' 64, \.
70 commence At Ss'f %aR$ No po.Dor."."
q slSS rst de Sy Mo-,
PRICE, Gy i Dsnps,. by Hon. Mrs
oa"'e'''-rhe Grave Of Pa BRnrD, r.
New songwe're with you again-written by O. p
QuItet,e-We are Happy and Frcesubject from Rainier
Tri'--H0ska S;s BY Henry !. Sharp.
hlanv hour viii away,
In listening 10 the breakers roar
That ashed the beach at Rockaway
New Quartstte-Excesior- Words by Hurry w Longfel
low, Esq
PART III.
Quarteite Westward Ho-Melody by RchterAnanged BY
Hutchinson.
New Qunttte- My Mothers Bible.
Soio-Ihe Napiac
National song-Once a Time the Origin Of Ysnhee
Doodle
tinae-The Old Granite State
We have from the Mountains Of the Old Granite State
Containing family history Of the Tribe of Jesse from
David Ito Asa"-"We have come fro the BE-
DE-
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THE
IN V IS / BL E

go closely resembles the real head Of hair that sceptcs and
~ connoisseu have pronounced the most Perfect and
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
which appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in ghess and natural appearance
defy detecon its being beautiful and
free that in all Of perspston evaporation unimpeded
and me great evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The ceptc
and connosseur alike invited this novel and beau
tfu Wig, and the peculiar method OF fitting the head the
e. Barry, 6 Broadway, Of Liberty
street. up stairs nal lmeods.r
INTENSIVE COMMERCIAL LAW AGENCY, estab-
IL shed IN this city in August 1884, for the Coec
too of Debts in all parts Of the United States The attention
OF rchants invited this located al ~
william street where they requested to call aqd examine
OF business The propreo have ready established cores
pondnce IN almost every section OF the Unoo and intend
extend as rapidly possible to embrace every coec
ton district in the United States
Anticipating such from the mercantile
Huny will sustain useful and praseworthy enterprise
thy prepared give reference to merchants for whom they
have transacted business Of the highest and
scrutiny rom those interested int their plau OF business
WOODWARD 4 DUSENBERY,
nag eodiot'iH HWiliam street.
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Below we give statement showing the trade Of Great
Britain with other countries for series of years-the
oal value of her exports from and imports to foreign
countries The of the difference in the amounts
rom year to year. depend many incidental local
acts that the result Of the official returns unless embo
lied with the state of those causes lead no definite
conclusions =
VALUE IMPORTS EXPORTS UNITED KING.
DOM, WITH THE AMOUNT BANK ENGLAND CIRcU.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
A n ID p + r p ETUAL FATE
BENEFIT OF THE ALBINO LADY

AND PERPETUAL FAIR
BENEFIT OF THE ALBINO LADY
And positively her Last Appearance.
MONDAY, Dec. 4-GENEHAL TOM THUMB, JR-
This magnificent little who the delight all who se>
him. and who perfect h proportions, lively intelligent
and weighs
ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS,
remains bn short ne ltnge he positively sails for Eu.
rore in few days. -
DR. VALENTINE
is engaged, and host OF com stonss Songs &C.
mcludlng the celebrated bnrlesque rOURTH OF JULY
sl,nd. -"
Miss MARY A CANNON, from Boston, will L. ,roduce
aughable Monologue which she will aprear in several
COMIC CHARACTERS
T g. WIS WES Tern, the graf Locomotive NiggsF
Mr. ii q SHERMAN the Ballad Singer
Hiss ANNE CATHRIN WAGNER, the beautiful (iipsv
Queen eng ed She nineteen old and is the For
tune Teller and Queen of the Clan of Bohemian Gjpsiss thai
recent arrived Baltimore Thee the first persous thai
visited this country truly the People of Egypt
She be throughout thr whole dressed
in her NATIVE COSTUME and be pIivatelv consulted
regarding the
FAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.
Peroim'nces and Wednesday
ternoou: at o'clock Evening performances o'clock
years half price.
IS cents for private with the Gypsy Queer
d3 '0' -
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TWELFTH WARD.
MEXICAN REpIJRI.lCANl ATTENI

TWELFTH WARD.
MEXICAN REPUBLICANS, ATTEND. Justice to
the W,rd bnt to Countr rsA meeting Of the Ameri-
Republican Electors Of the 18th Ward-thoe friendly
law and good ORDER and thorough reformation Of
abuses whether in city State or nitsd States
will be held at the house OF John Mills Yorkve Tue dav
5h December 1873, ut O'Clock NJ to hear the report Of
Select Committee appointed by the American Republican
srG Committee to daft preamble address, accompa-
MED yih proper re- Nuons defining and setting forth
ne of the American Republican arty Of the 18th Ward
that the people thereof unders precisely what
the party intend advocate and cary out If
cew ful, at the Charter Election of 1874.
Puuctual attendance particularly requested
By order of the Ward COMMITTEE
S. D. MOULTON, Chairman
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer
(Stsre No. 35 finn sfreef.)
MONDAY.

MONDAY,
At 0 o'clock, 65 Hudson will be sold III gent't
urnItue OF family giving housekeeping The furn tne
the upper OF the house and is all good order. The
carpets and other furniture In good order The cooking stove
aud other kitchen utensils all o the best description
TUESDAY,
At 1919 o'clock, at the sales room,
Extra sale of valuable ssasonsbe dry goods clothing fancy
and pledged articles, guns, watches jeplty &c CONFUSING
the balance OF well assorted stock oil wholesale aud retail
Also the remaining portion Of the ssock OF merchant
Ior quantity of ready mad clothing Sc Also, shirts, coll
lars: bosoms, hosiery French AID English cloths, SC
Also 600 yards French and English cloths and
remnants Of various engt and in lots TO sui
WEDNESDAY,
~ loh O'Clock, at the sales room,
Extensive and valuable sale choice families
removing sc.
Also will be sold large lot Of second hand and new urn
re The sale will commence in the lower be
iinued up stars and viii consist OF eesant and plain chairs
sofas bureaus carpets looking gass beds bed
seads cribs mattresses general of parlor
and bed room furniture kitchen utensils stoves. &c
Also 3supeIb piano foes aud number of ,peadid paint
Ing,.
THURSDAY,
At los o'clock the sales gallery
large sole OF truly valuable and splendid original paint
Igs many OF them TIE pcIeey and productions of the late
lection gentleman of well known oste who is going
reside in Europe
This sale will take place by ca.alogu' Fun particulars will
appear Tuesday he pictures can be examined Wenes
d'y.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shalt esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will CIV
p9rt Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed tn;
my Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie viii
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents aud Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of suy kind win be thankfully
received.
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THISTLE BALL.
'I'HE MANAGERS OF THE THISTLE BENEYO-
= LENT ASSOCIATiON respectfully that their
FIRST BALL

FIRST BALL
Tor tins seaion will take place Friday Evening December
. Ar TAMMANy HALL.
well known TO the patrons of the Balls given by the
Thistle Benevolent Association the eds wholly
besoweo Tor charitable The Managers have there
oe nnch pleasure In recommending innocent amusement
especially when 1t Is made suberv 10 other and i'm
portan purposes The Board oi Managers proud 10
knowledge that heir efforts please have been hitherto cheer
fully responded TO by public and they trust that the
cason to and them IN their endeayors to relieve the orphan AZ
dry the widows tears"
The Order # Dancing according to Programme.
Mr. fahkER has with his usual kindness, generously
volunteered ms valuable services IN directing the Floor
An excellent Band has been engaged for the occasion
robert NJ Hoffman Leader pains have been spared by
the COMMITTEE 10 render the music full and efficient
The Ball will be opened by Highland BagPpe and Ma
tona AIRS WI he played previous the commencement as
well as during the inermissisn Of dan cling.
Doors opeq 7-Dncng will precisely at eight
o'clock The termination of the Ball will be known by the
Ticses TO admit gentlema and two ladiesto be had
OF the Board oil Managers James Cur 1870 Hudson street,
President; Jas Haron 10 Couandt street Vice President;
John patten 1913 Cedar street Treasurer William Nc auph
us Elizabeth street, Hugh Kerr 65 Broadway Wm Richard
corner Perry aud Greenwich; James Virtue lth
and 5th Samuel Maycock 2o William street;
Walter Leggatt, "a Hudson street.
Checks transferable
A. CAMERON Secretary, 252 Hudson street.
Il Members have their Tickets application to the
Secretary, or IN the Committee the of the Ball
Is 6t~r
CHEAT BOOK FOR THE BOYS sELS- PRESEk.
WALTON, or Manly Vsor showing the causes of the de-
cline OF manhood 'r Myth beauty &c with he modes ct
Love Coartshp Marriage Offspring, SC: From the kIench
Of Broussas published tins day, by HOLLAND
GLOVER, 10. Nassau street. Price 1874 de- 6ts-r
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TkYON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN

CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Bosss IS cents; Pit l21I cents
MONDAY EVENING December 4-1he performances will
commence with Grand Eptrse rn'itled '
FAIR DAUGHTERS OF COLUMBIA
After which Fes Of Horsemanshp Posturng and Tumblins
. Stili Vaulting, Leap;ng Somer.sting, &c
>, Ny eFar and,r irs, appearance the Tight Rope
Feats OF Strength by Mr. Garfield the American 6amson
Negro Songs Chorases, Sc by the Carolina Minstres
To conclude with
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
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A UCTION NOTICE Old Ens rawlings AID French Books
IA LEVY 4 SPODNER will sell Tuesday Evening,
at o'elocs at ,5 Broadway invoice of fine old line
Also about 100 volumes of french Books from private Ii
briy, with other articles close Sale will
commence with the Books. d. Il rh
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Leaving .Tew York daily from the foot of Courandt
Morning Line at Q A M.-Mail Pilot Line at Az J; nj.
The Morning Line proceeds Borentowu from thence by
steamboat Philadelphia. .
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden toppose To
rhilsdelphia) without change of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot Of
Courtandt where commodous steamboat, viii be
readiness, with baggage crates on board
Philadelphia conveyed from
without being opened by the way Each train provided with
in which apartments and dressing expressly for
the ladies' use
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia from the foot Of Wal
street, by steamboat Bordentown at clock a Nj.
aud by railroad from Camden, at O'Clock, r. NJ.
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia N A. NJ. and
nj Pm m
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

Managers. .Messrs. II. Rockwell and o. r. Stone
~ Reduction of Prices. ufou the following scale. viz
To the dress boxes and 50 children under
years OF age 23 TO the second tier of boxes children IN
naster 81 the Circle. Mr.. III. Needham.
,psrotesque e Pyas Extaragant Mr.. X. Williams.
f'erfot aud Mime Mr. b. huntington.
MONDAY EVENING, the perform apce will commence
VIVA nsnu az aeeant e. titled 1gdJ
NIL nSs ,Nu Io COURAGE AND BEAUTY.
MASTER stevens VIII manage his Greek Ponies.
Messrs Saijeant aud ole IN Extravaganza on two
horses, called Polichnei ct Belle Fem ne Joan - W.
a Comic Sc ma by the Dog Billy.
Dashing Act on bare backed ste-d, by II franklin.
Souga, Glses, Dances, SC. by the Southern Melod,ts
he Equestrian scene Of the Courier of S. Petersburg
a magnificent pouble Trampoline by II franklin.
MI tumnsis the Scotch Of thr Geutle Shepherd
Comic Dong, of the Pony Cathe, inc Clover.
Mr. Stone IN the Equestrian act Of the Indian, Chef
t Eeats Of Pers nal Strength BY Mons La Toi.s
ntoura' chara teas, his single horse by Mr. Seean
Bodily Gymnastics by Mr. Cole.
The Arena Spectacle Of Les Habtars du Desert
he doors viii be opened Govertue
cor afI In'cI ncL
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A sklGNETTE BRANDY landing, 10 half pipes quar-
IA and eghhs of the old and genuine brand aud OF
very sup quality high roof and flavor the Of brig
An rodus. just arrived from Rochelle landing pier H.,
dI 3tissm g. T NiC0LL, 90 Front STREET
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med with red, very full ranks, and looked remarka-

bly, well,
Washington Light Infantry, in the United States
uniform, first rate company.
Highland Guards, pretty fair, but the men not so
well looking as some others.
Hancock Light Infantry, red coat, red cap, white
plume, white pants, a good. looking company
City Greys, a good looking company, rather thin
ranks, with uniform like our New York National
Guard.
Boston Light Infantry, blue coat, and lancer's
cap white pants; splendid company;they received
Then the Phalanx, with deep blue coat, sky blue
pants. very choice company
Washington Light Guard, blue Dress black cap,
Rifle Corps green dress, smallish men, but beauti-
fully drilled
Pulaski Guards, buff uniform they belong to
South Boston, but can't equal the Bostonians pro-
Boston Independent Cadets fine company, buff
uniform, and by the raiers called the Governors
Babies
The Lancers. Capt. Smith, a superb company,
among whom saw our friend Harnden, on horse
back, wet to the skin. These were the only horse
men out.
The Washington Artillery also turned out, look
Ing well, stout, strong, and like real soldiers.
did their part OF their duty WELL But every soul
was drenched 10 the skin, including all the marshas
Cooked hats looked like wet pastebsard, and beau
uiul new black suits, resembled these at the doors
OF the old clothes shops in Chatham street. And as
they rode home their friends in the houses placed
their fingers on their noses, and observed Rather
a cool reception, eh %
OF course, as a matter OF curiosity, all the win
dows along the line Of march were crowded with
beautiful women, such as Boston only can produce
but there was no enthusiasm, no cheering worth
mentioning. and not handkerchief waved.
On reaching his rooms at the. fremont, descrip-
ton of which enclose, he was introduced to seve-
raj distinguished citizens-about $50 in number, and
expressed himself fatigued, bu; gratifed.
There left him, two hours ago
He dimes at the fremont House with the Common
Council at o'clock tonight, and with the pc ople
generally at Fanueil Hall to morrow
We shall leave to morrow afternoon with the
Grafton, at A p M. Yours, &C.,
JOHN JONES OF NEW YORK.
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RIOT ON THE BKAUHARNors CANAL--GREAT Loss
OF LIFE-KnLED AND WoUNDED.-We extract from
the Montreal Courier of the 16h, further partlcu,
lers regarding this serious riot:-
Itmust be painful to record such transactions, at
tented with the loss OF life, and much consequent
suffering Dat we shall not affect 10 disguise our
tsiactlon that the supremacy of that law, which Is
equally ready TO sustain the rights OF the masters and
the WORK men, has been fully indicated.
The not act was read by Mr.. Crawford, and the
men warned to disperse II was answered bya vol
ley OF stones, and few shots were hred by one Of
which one OF the Dragons was badly wounded
The 74.h then fired with blank cartridge, aud the
effect OF this injudclous measure as usual 1t
only gave confidence TO the mob land they advanced
in body upon the small body of military, firing as
they came. The order was immediately given TO
the Dragons to fire with ball and charge, at the
same time the 74th poured in voey and advanced
with the bayonet. Eight men fell dead, and the
wounded lay in all directions. The rioters fed pre-
clpately, and were followed by the Cavalry, hch
charged through and through them, cutting them
down with their swords. To avoid their pursuefs,
many OF the rioters leaped into the river and were
swept down the Rapids and were seen from the
Cedars struggling IN vain as they were borne Irre-
sistibly on 10 destruction.
The killed are variousIy estimated from II to 20
and the wounded at between 30 and 40, but at pre-
sent il is impossible 10 form any correcf opinion
tour died at ST. Tlmothe OF their wounds yesterday
morning.
We are informed that last winter many of the
guns used by the rioters were given up 10 Mr.. w
Shanly, Assistant Engineer. and the men promised
never TO use them again for any unlawful purpose
Mr.. Shany took charge of them, and, with great
prudence, took off he locks from them all. His
presence OF mlpd has saved lives for when the place
where he had them was broken open, on Monday,
the guns were carried off, but, OF course were
less Mr. y succeeded in eflectng his escape across
the nvef IN a canoe.
Dr,qar, Medical staff has also received some
contusons, but, we happy to add, not OF seri-
Qua mature.