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Ferel0n Markets.

sr THoMAs, Nov. 2l-We have had very few arrivals
drec from the states for the last two months All kinds
oi breadstus are getting Flour is looking up
very little OF the article in first hands-it is retailing this
DAY ~ az So and that quick. On the 10th inst car.
OF 300 dds was sold &c. and arrived since
Navy bread OF good quality, is also wanted We have
naa large quantity Of rain this last week. all in favor of
.ne crops sugar &C. We are in hopes the planters in
ne neighboring islands will do good business this win
ter, which will enliven sugar freishts, &c.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and AGer
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER o.
Arrived.


Arrived.
), sSr % sSScna Sno Dennis IS days from New osanw,h
ship Mary Frances; Hubbard AZ days from Mobile with
eosISn' sb;n so,io" 20 Post rIlh,,s. ,
S sr:Sh a @ S.Gus Loy pSuha2 day; from Newport
Barane trnssee Gregg 20 days from New Orleans. with
Y y sshs e sseyoa r d fs M. for
b.g Msxy Grant, 25 days from Laguna, with logwood,
Brig Brother Msyhsw from Neuvas, via Philadelphia,
Sch Walker Rogers, Is days from Matanzas with fruit
1 S.% r''s str s'yS Gh;%aS S% Wilmington NC
sshI Victory. fsnhsld days from Ais1sndr. with md.e.
sch H Westco Doane. days from Philadelphia, with
sshr Compliance, Kelly days from Boston, with mdse
wG Snda S q sv. from p A
Que SHIP two barques, two bngs. unknown. Wind NV.
Sailed.
sa sh Doh" sbbS stidy Lv;HG
,on; S,Iaass i;bs s,ssid Robson New sass; as
9s. de c9Sa Tq g. bDv s.
ipw, liz .ayrma p'nn William CISoLfE s. Union Mitch
Correspondence OF the Herald.
S:$.s; ~ f.ss:
s Tsi$Ss 4 E:s.,.
do; l7th Washington Dixon, Guadalupe for Warrington
NC do; i6th Cordea Hatch NYork for Ponce with cargo
spoken.
Orheus Hill hence for Pacific Ocean, 18th u lat 2 90 Ion
~ 23-bv the Isabella. at this port. ~
Eawna Bordeaux for Noreans goth ult lat 'e, Ion ssby
Sally Miller, 23 days from Tampco for NYork goth u Iat
Dc, lon 75-by the II WALKER at this port. -
HOms Forts.
RicHMorp, Dee 5-Au Gen Scott Doughty NYork Sid
HsnnibaI, Parker do; Rambler Meritbew, Boston
NORFOLK Dec 3AIr Belle, NYork-experenced very se.
we're weaiherof the Delaware number &c yesses wing
passed near Eastern built scbr which had deck load
soa near berao large number of barrels Of flour
more - ~
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Amusementa.

CrRcus.-Gossin is the great attraction at present
Hubbell, the American Champion, can find no one
TO accept his challenge at wrestling match. There ~
to be great entertainment given the Circus this eve
ning The most interesting features Of the performance
are The exercises OF the Infantle Troupe and the lazy
e1uestrians, Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Avmar
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Records Partisan Alter = tivs Mixture, Tor

ucsr nodes or any produced by nndciouE us
OF mercury unskui iedica treatment All persons
hs powerful purifier without DELAY ss no person can consider
ly cleansing system with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles al 81 each in Of half at S5
carefully packed and all of the Union Sold at he
College of Medicine ND Nd PhaJnscy. s5 Nassau s.
w. 3. RlCtiAP OSON, NJ. D.. Agent
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ra-This is the speedy. certain, and ectual remedy
for the cure Of Gonorha glee seminal weakness aud all
discharges from the uetha is portable FORM pleasant
take being acoacentaon Of all those Iemede, that have
been found most ecacous curing dseasesprce ST.
Dr. Glover consulted in those difficult and
NJ has received medical and Ia. conGnsS
Office practice for the last fourteen years in this city Pa
tens who have been treated unsuccesuy by others
trust themselves TO his with every confidence His Offices
10 No Ann set-lamp at the door Of his private office
ii the evening.
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Velpcau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
gpnorhSa glee seminal emissions and all mocopuru
the Hospital De Csrte in Paris are
by their celebrated inventor Pre- Velpeau
an remedy for all diseases Of the uihra They effect
cure in much shorter time than any Other remedy without
obS I'M DIea with The
clns and Pharmacy, s5 Nassaa street;
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,ck, q. GOO halea.

HAy-Sales Of North River bale are made at as SOC
raou.Ior.- Ohio pork continues very firm. We quote
demand and prime new sells a. 81 sal nSe me,: a. at
aeoai Ohio lard il in moderate demand and bar
rel sells at 81 a &c for good.
WHsKEy-Drudge casks are arm AZ aac. we.,err ana
prison barrels 81 q l54c ~
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SALES or Sr,

BALES or STocKs-BALTrMoRE, Dec 6
STOCK Hoard shares Baltimore g. 90 lO4}; 200 do
i0>t; do ls susquehanna Canal 81; ID susque
nanna kR 3; do .; 1000 Maryland 6s i04; 900 do
7Ot 1000 Baltimore os, 30, l044
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4"ans.'y VI coru exported tnls season 2U7 sos
bushels ang great decrease from other seasons
CorroN-The sales to-day are to spinners, chiefly who
nave taken 800 bales A fsw small parcels were also
taken for shipment Tho large sales The last few days
nave broken up the assortment OF qualities the mar.
strcted in their The market l. barely steady
at the annexed quotations =
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Died,

On Saturday morning. 7h inst in the Goth year of her
age, ANNA LouHA: daughter Of John Lasala.
Her funeral will take place from 80 Vesey street. this
afternoon, at o'clock precisely. The frenis Of the ia
my are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice. ~
On Saturday, 7th inst ALEXANDER BLEEcKEn, in the
7Oih year OF his age.
The relations and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No
Laght street. this afternoon at 81 O'clock without fur.
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Saafa nH Trada

AsHEs-Pots are very dull, and we quote 81. PearIs
are steady at 81 ls4 a. IS.
SEEswAx-Sslesof Of northern yellow are made at 27&c
Rye Is held at 81 cents northern oats
500 S7c Genssee four 81 6s Wheat Is inactive-qu
tations range from ss TO 100 cents -
Annexed q statement of breadstnAs axnortad f,o,,
Buffalo, for FIVE seasons - ~
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This comprises the total debt and annual interest
as the accounts OF the different departments give wheth
or this amount will be much increased by any future dis
coveries in the examination Of the returns or not is i'm
possible to tell The of the State for the past
year has been much larger than anticipated and the State
Treasury appears to be in very prosperous state accord
ing to the official returns.
FINANCES ONO.
Amount in State Treasury, Nov. Is, 1873. $e4s07 %
Amount OF revenue received for year ending
Nov. Is, 1874, from the sources of revenue
ior state purposes. s.................. 277,l55 81
$37l s63 A
Expenditures State purposes. .$l56,0o9 10
Public Institutions,
Columbus. 49,. 80 $50 90
Transfers to Canal
and School Fund. 44,767 b2- $3.50, ,l4l "
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NEW YORK sPoRTsMEN's CLUB.

The Members Of this Club hereby notified that r.guar
hly meeting Of this Club will be held the house Of
Mr. Sinclair he Woodcock in Houston Broad
way This (Monday) Evening, at 9 o'clock.
JAMES McGAY,
Attorney at Law, 90 Chambers street,
do itsrc Secretary to NJ " sportsmen's Club.
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TO PARENTS
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR

CHILDREN.
ITO be published Wednesday lith inst, THE LIFE OF
h. pgs Smo Pse I 20 cent.
for children. published in this country viii be Issued
border In addition TO which, there Tweny.tbree beau
% IL asSs &: liz . Il sas$ been
dicogsy selected by the accomplished auhore and pre-
comprehend aud such Of mate cult
.'s'' may read r's Ss sS
FRENCH FANCY GOODS
S. siss s Tsy Of
Note Envelope and Scented Papers.
% s S%ss s:s
:s ali s1
sell on the most favorable terms d3 2wsIc
DECK SLIP DIsPENsARY-DR, CARPENTER tsSs
leave to annopnce in fey lines Of this popular iou tht
sss ~
o s New York ss msde ses i osI h
yes,s practitioner Of this city confidential
MEDICAL N0TICE-NO PUFF-Dr j. Evans. hs. re.
M moved =. D'psn.sy 70 hi, old stand No u recL sg,
is%s am: s
do oh,r Office m hi, city His charges reasonable
mis- ofii es well arranged for privacy. d9h.m
ITO MEDICAL MEN.-wsu,ed, person possessing small
has for long series Of been devoted to this Office
Tighten his duties and relieve himself 10 degree from the
arduons coehaement TO which Il has subjected him Wiha
gentleman OF competent abilities who has few hundred dol
lars At command he will be happy 70 e such terms as
will be obvouy adv ntagcous TO him. and novice IN the
business or student desirous OF pursuing and comneg
%Dpv fcafI" rses $ Il
street. d9itsm
r. REAT EXCITEMENT AT THE SOCIETY LIBRA
'@s md
met with derpg the week. the Society Library he has
been induced by many scientific end professional gentlemen 70
give another OF Lectures and Experiments at the society
Library Broadway Of Leonard street he first OF the
will be given Monday evening Dec aud continue
through the week Admission for gentleman and ades
dollar single tickets so cents Doors at haast six
o'clock, c,mmence hslf.pss, do itsm
Mn. .gouGH At THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE
- MIR. j. Is. COUCH will nd the young Of New
York the Broadway Tabernacle Wednesday evening he
h lust. the Danger of Oyst Ssloons and Fashonshe
Drinking Places and the intimate between duhnc
aud gambling lie will I've attended by the Boston uarie,te
Club, who Ill sing amo unr allied STYLE new
Temperance Odss Tickets of admission a. cents for
,.e s the Office q the smperasc Union lag Nssssu
Mark Nswmans Ss Broadway w Le,vts l66 Pearl ST.;
and s the door general attendance Of citizens invited
whit Is believed will be very attractive and useful Lecture.
N sale ~ sA lstf ~ IL -fF-7" NMrTAII & Co.
rB lvrc % Broad snsS.
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dsny but who driven far by their fanaticiam andtha
only unlawful ysnsrats images but thai the man
who should be guilty OF TsyiDg or making the imsgs of
a ~c tee So%
pose this spirit had prevailed at this time What would
have been the consequence Would we have
ever seen the noble creations Of Michael Angelo,
or the splendid productions Of Raphael those great
and immortal artists who have delighted the
influence ofhe Popss and Of the Church Immediately
another Counsel was assembled Of Orthodox Bishops,
unet projection Of the Empress Irene This Council
passed another decree which, contrast with that
ofthe present day They declared that paintings aud
images were set up in the Churches, and other Places
ths. At the sight Of them the faithful might remember
type Of what represented" This csnter
On Orthodox Council convened for the Purpose Of coun
eracting the influence of the mics OF the and the
and the threats ~ syrsn This Council then sci set the
and death staring them in the face at anEth acknow.
ledged and recanted their error. Nothing said
against sacred usages until the time De Brus 900
years later He made some little noise in renewing
the error OF the oonoclasts but shortly died away,
ssnss this whsn luther
his veice against doing away with this ancient
caarch and any one ccnversant With the true history
OF partial writers-knows how far Luther carried his
persecution sgsinst account OF this
tenet In England, 6nd the spirit Of Iconocasm about
the period bu there il did not so drive them mad
as 70 issue decree against painting and sculpture But
not be express myself With any degree
of aeraty but have recourse TO solemn truth and
Protestant writers 10 bear out in the assertion that
Iconocasm did prevail in England to extent after
reign Of Henry sth Dr Pise hero quoted from the
socai history OF Great Britain by william Goodman,
um Horne, Bishop Hall Dugdale. and other authorities,
to show that the spirit which created hostility TO the
and chat in ngland exhied itself pretty much the
colors and by the such
extent those of the Iconocasts) But will read
more. will make no more aluson to recent
hibton Of Iconoclasm which have witnessed in
day. will not speak Of the tumbling down
amidst the scorchng flames Of St Augustine But why
there be auy prejudice against decorating Of chapes
churches with pictures OF the champions Of the TRUTH
wbst know that there now standing in the inches
of st. Pauls id London, the statues Of poets and
and distinguished statesmen And how can they in their
consciences condemn their Catholic for carving
tho roofs and walls of Westminster Abbey the images
Of saints and distinguished fathers Of the church. whilst
they adon their churches with those of their great
Now let us enter more particularly and theologicay INTO
this question. Lat us now examine the first Of the Com
msDdnents. Let whether the Catholic violates
that commandment Of the Almighty, recorded in the
Book OF Exodus.
IL -.
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Urfnd aggregate HabiIities Tor taxation in
The following will show the comparative position Of
the population and finances Of Ohio at three
different periods =
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Passengers Arrived.
Semmis. T S.mms ' " '' "
sr DoMisoo CIry-Brig Geo Henry-J Percira
Foreign lmp0rtatiOus.
ST DOMINGO CIry-Brg Geo Henry-laol crotche mahoga.
ny III cannon logs do bb gum guac Pla278 crorc6ss
mahogany bbs gum guiac co5 crotches mahoga
gany Blakley. " ~ o
MArANzAs-Schr Walker-7 hhds molasses bbls honey
Miller CO. ~ o"ses
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Balance in Treasury, Nov Is, 1874. $ls2s22 II
The above shows the condition Of the department con-
nected with State afairs. We annex statement show
ing the condition Of the Canal Fund.- which is applied to
the purposes of the public works ard the public debt Of
the State
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BEACON CoURsE-FoOT RACE.
~ E siss .s::
Y. :;oTls'ar '$
The :;:sys ri: sm .' a:s:sSs % Is.n.: $ Ess:;,
% before huasV
Lee rUREs FOR THE RELTeF OF THE
APPRENTICES LIBRARY.
u $s1Iss G.: F x $s; ss::
ss s e s:sy @ hsy LII ssss
Tickets for The course 70 admit ssnIsmaa 81 % admit
Is. : sns p; .ss ~ sssa
n Nor. s a, g broad
@ EsesIss b ,s YsI :,S House
way. corner Of eesckeT street.
ciety ec.ncs and Tsdsssn Who have from rss to last
e5adsd % 70. .h tbs object than s The nea,.
nsdequais to extensive field that in which placed
support L. Believing that u. commu1ty hs. much
s so s s sy ns%si *.
destnes Of all other classes good Or eyisn appeal is now
here Sp and ~
IN whose future career may involve such important
qaSfsss.; Is ne
E1FJEasss TKI!ss EIgvs.IGi%as q % SSs:s.ss.
snd other documents from 50 IeT package
nfousS wei. CO.. Esrt.. from BuGso 70 t Essso. ss
cents e, E from tins CITY TO Chieavo and the intensd
T,Siwsswo~ ~siis roNvncv
PAcEEET siIP UTICA FROM HAvRE. is dleha'rns
ssad s the their rsrpit. on bosd Al goods permitted BY he
.Y 1oHT toh strHNy ANsSy tsS sSp TF"S Troy LNL
:!; l: e % si" f." 's' freight :;i iss
gT s.gss, ssw4ALtow c;sr
For passage freight. apply on board O. CLARK
Freight sken the reasonable Freight
or0PLEs LINE OF sTEaMBoA3S
@ , DAILY. 4; ~ as o'eoei. = n 81. landing a, inter.
Ne, Csga William Peek.
ra,:i.: :'Tisss Trss.s ..
s.ay s%ps s.s "t he 'Iss Morning ] % ass y Cam
WV and :I.sSni and spssa
% ss. Sss. 81 s % s ''p'' % ''''' OF = seAaIs'
.ffX =. FIR NV 0RLEANs s-Rrz1lsT packet Of The
INDIANA, Capt Jas. Beane, viii sail as above. o.
Having, superior accommods IONS for cabin second
should make immediate on w1s e %
'rs, Is r'o ,o JOSEPH Men Mesg,ssRMxs :,
.ffK ,fAssAUL FOR Lon DDN-fseael of me lOtL
Si%S re. e.v;p :pfHss fs AT sGs s ssss. so1y
her regular day.
The of ship for cabin second cabin and
passengers cannot surpassed Those wishing
berhs should early application board
orto W. j. a. TApBCOTT,
d. 3rrc rs South Maiden Lane.
S&T- ST GEORGES LINE-FOR LIVERPOOL
Mta The new Packet sh,p ST. PATRICK, Cart. Fey
Tas superior sp has been fitted up in the elegant
the dation Of cabin second caba and seege
passengers Those alb ut embark FOR Liverpool requested
toe examine her accommodations For apply
dec JOHN HERDMAN, II South st
az rAssAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS Packet OF
Myf the h Dec Il he splendid, fast sailing packet ship
&kAEvic ksBuRG Captain Berry, will sail positively as
above. her regular day. .-4.E .@.'.l
The sccommodaoas Of this ship Cor cabin abn, and
u supcror and about
eeedng 70 New Orsaas y the ships Of this ae sail
puncualy advertised To behs early application
WI. r. TAPBCOTT,
d1rs ecrth snse, eoT~ss Nsidna Laas
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MR. COUGH AM rHE pRoADwAY TABERNACLr.

RoslN -as bsrsl' No l. in good .hiPrigf e?ndaonf 70
~ sale ~ R+ Mstt & fts MCCALL CO..
cB lvuc % brosd sessss.
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TWlNE AND SHOE THREAD.
x. 6. 40. 10, "a, "A and Sc lb Seine Twine.
- and 3 cord Gilling do
and thread India do
"Hopewell" Cotton Seine do
of every sze,
WRAPPING AND MANUFACTURERS TWINES
SHOE THREAD Of every dsdsGGn dssepoa o,d. r.v
latham and Walkers. For sale by s..r'.s
do itsec ZEBRA Il Cunning, iO6 Pearl street
NEW YORK NAUTICAL, MATHEMATICAL,
AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
No ~ Cherry street, near Pearl street.
DEPARTMENTS T-.Navisation. .Lnuars the rne method Of
- working by Chron0meters complete ia all its various
branches; practice with Quadants Sextants which are
kept for sale; Geography Astronomy Philosophy and Chro
noogv, by aud practical Hund have
leted ia the short time Of TO .x week. who wer
capab. ofnayig Ang ship ofhe world th ease
and safety. ~ ~ -
2i-Archit'ctuIe Surveying. Engineering OF all kinds
Bdgebuid!ng Mechanism, &c applied cally
ships forfcaions, Lighthouses. railroads
tunnels !, Glued planes and machinery generally:
3i-keadng. Writing IN six lessons, and Arhmetc-one
!, 1p;t put shed by which teer koowleds Of calculating
IN ysari T,u.h is intellectual sh. intellectual dam
sou. will b. instructed the most conf maune either
Carr. M. T. HAND and Assistants,
Whohave been executing and teaching these thirty
}eNs. d9 stem
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= MF.NI5 IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
GT-For CONCERTS il has many advantages, having an
achsd ceiling favorable for sound; and from
ths stest there Is no annoyance from the noise of caage
1900 PERSONS For Balls has spring ON
the sides and magnc ntlv lighted wh splendid glass
chandelier Attached TO the saloon and hoor,
there are private paors de'ng rooms manager and hat.
date 800 PERSONS Great pains III be taken give
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AUCTION SALES.

n Y. Saste, NJ y, aH. NO. JBl broddWay.
hoderck Mcleod. LIST Lieut.. Il Courtlaadt street
Jhcs w MeLsy "a Lieut. ..... .ils Blsscker street.
James Linen. Quarter Master -. :. ia Fulton street.
Sergt. Thomas, and surgeon j. q. Cumming, VI. D.,
- Secretary, 81 Lispenard street
The Manazers in selecng NbIos Saloon have spared
pains which tend the Pleasure qualification and harty
OF those ladies and gentlemen who may honor them with ths
presence the above evening. n2s tDs sdh
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Ekrhs.os PhlCr.s hfDULED--Ihe oUbscrlDers nave
~ reduced their E1ess prices all small packages of
snd other doeunsnts from 80 cent. to p per package.
through Wells Co.'S Express from Buffalo Chicago AZ 50
cents packge from this city Chicago. and the nternsd
poirts tI1r I.ske
ap ftN1WfsSTtsN WILL rnNrHcv
pACKET SHIP UTICA FROM HAVRE, is die cha,eing
At Pier No Norti River. Consignees requested TO
send their permits boad All goods OF permitted by he
18th inst will be the public under gener order
d7 tuc
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strei at her feet, enjoying her smiles
and her sympathy, even though denied
her love.
It is vain,' he said, 4 can find no
happiness here. Beauty has no charms
for me will 60 again to Palestine, and
never return until | see her.'-He
was about to summon his squire when
that individual entered the room.
"There is page, my lord" he said,
'swithout, who wishes to see -ou on ur-
gent business"
''Let him enter"
youth apparently of Italian origin
appeared and stood humbly at the door,
until the knight signed to him to ad
vance. The page looked at the squire;
when his master understanding the
hint, ordered him to leave the ROOM
Then hastily advancing, the youth
threw off his hat, and exposed to view
a contenance of singularly feminine
beauty, for one of his sex.
"Henri! Henri!!r said the pa &c, and
bursting into tears, fell at the knights
feet.
"My own Zeonori?" and the knight
clasped her 10 his bosom; for it was
the Emir's daughter.
"And how did you thread your way
through such innumerabIe dangers q"
asked the knight, using her own tongue,
when after weeping long upon his bos-
ON she was somewhat composed.
81 know not. Your God-for him
now serve-protected me. | fed bear
ing with me few jewels, determined
to seek you out, and be your minstrel as
you have mine. ! assumed this dis
guise, and knowing nothing Of your
language but your name and nation,
found my way hither, where for three
months | have wandered up and down
repeating "Henr: Limoges" AiIength
a jewel of some price induced man tc
bring me hither, and now-now may
be your minstrel, anything do not
send me away
you shall be my own RIDE and
SO it was; and never in Languedon was
more beautiful couple than the Count
de Limoges and the EMIR's DAUGH
TER.
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The Flood

We have to day dates from St. Louis
up to the esd. Eighteen inches more
ofwater had been added TO the mighty
mass Of water! The Revcie says
Gin. Gaz.
Since Friday night the river has add
ed TO its flood eighteen inches. The
news from above, however infers the
probability ola speedy turn. The clerk
of the L. F. Linn informs US of further
disastrous consequences of the flood
The town ofBrunswick is almost entire.
ly inundated, the water in the streets
being from seven to ten feet deep
The river had fallen seven inches,
however, previous to the dePartue Of
the Linn The towns of Old Fron',l;n
and Nashville, it is feared will be en-.
tirely destroyed. At Rochere,r. ,ha
water was up TO the secor.d stories oe
the dwellings aud Warehouses. all ,be
Inhabitants had rerIoved TO the bluffs
for safety, TIE town Of Chareton IS
reported t.J have suffered seyerely.-
lie linn was detained foriy-two hours
Of her upward trip, in rescueing fam
lies and their effects. Boonyille, Ar
row Rock, and Glasgow, have sustained
but little injury.
On Thursday morning last the Iii
nols river was receding at Peru, and
had fallen few inches. From Pekin,
downward 5, it was still on the rise, anc
al Lagrange, twenty-nine feet above
low water mark. The water was foul