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THE EYE.

nR POWELL x DR.. DiOsSY, OCULIsTs AND OF.
~ TfiALMIC SURGEONS, have removed 10 the premi.
es lately occupied by Dr. Eou, No l bCoad~ sy Of
Waren.t Their practice j. exclusively confined 10 DIS
Eases Of the EYE, Operations upon that Organ and IL
Aupendsg.s and all Projections u VISION Dr. Powell
studied 70, i've years with he oeletrated Dr. JACOB OF
Dublin e a.scoyeser vi the membrane Jacob" In lho
Eyel Dr. Dio-.y Wa pupil Of Dr. ELLIOTT for s.ml
AZ period and subsequently acted as Assistant In his extsn
i've yracce Terms MODERATE. Tue poor treated graipi
.ogsy. Artificial Eyes Inserted Entrance u Warren
street mylt 3awH
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Nstr-'. l. r. s D SaHdi have been affected VIII
Scrofa for nine wears past Il appeared N varuus forms
from ~ commencement bat did MOI break out no ulcers
until about lo4rvesrs ago ir-e swelling appeared on my
AIM lad anc.i. II then commenced earng. ana con
uad To eat until The fesy part of ny rom ms elbow
I'd near fnv shoulder nearly at ulcers Then broke our
on both sides 0f neck and extended 90 my face ha
number Of ulcers a1ce and bottoms oi my iet Ny
-urrrus- seemed almost Noticeable The most oi NE Time
have been under Tie care o.. fhyc ans, have en Iodine
swans Psnarea. and other preparsuonsat bod nearly
de.parei o getting re hen was induced by MT k"N-
ford io fy your >lrsaparlls My assumed more
healthy Appearance. aud ialereu myself sin the idea maj
should b. well again. have now taken Eighteen bole,
OF your medicine my 81 healed. and my genera
health better Than 70 hs been before FOR nine yraf-, AM
ascrhe nv the efficiency of your >arsapara had
known BE-. virtues wears ago should have been saved mac
severe suffering. and dl-- cured face and my mspanl
would have been saved great expense, gnell ~
CYNTHIA UPPER
cheerfuly testify the truth OF ie above statement Of
ms wife. MA>Os NfEEh
FOR further particulars and conclusive evidence OF Is -
peror value sui efficacy pamphlets which may be o-
isled OF Agents gratis. , -
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. By \. T. p.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. - Fu.tonses' Ne" orb
Sod also by Druggists generally throughout Inc l intel
States. Price II per bottle. six bottles Tor -
~ The public respectfully requested 70 remember
that IL >ancss >ar-apara that has and y constantly
achieving such remarkable OF the most difficult class u
which tire human frame l. ect therefore iss
,,r Sand.'- Sar.apaulia. and axe no other ie2 I'm
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11atcnt nlc0ieinss.
sAyDS'S SARSAPARTLLA

- VA r. Al s~o FsRNtNE>r Dis
,,srs ,sisfSs Fz0N Az IMPURE STATE
sLooD OR H,sIr ~ rHS SYSTEM
A,amiia apersui antiseqc and toaic, u contains the
-ee most useful properties Of medicine. Il purges par-
se- Ard restores Scrofu Cancer Lepro-y, All Gers and
Sc-ofo. Sores al diseases OF the >Ain. ard Al Internal
disorders ~, organic hu sprngng from diseased circ'
anon. 1--WE ,ysv before 10. Iyge.an influence
Diseases bavn. h origin in an impure state OF ne blood
and suts generally vii be .peeiy and e'ectualy r.
moved BY ih nvauab medicine Is - operaii on Is peeu'
ar and IN removing The cause 10 disease by entering
into The circulation and passn through he general system
The following ieuers furnish id4aoua testimony Of the
intrinsic virtues Of the sarsaqarla They speak FOR lhen-
selves .-
NEw-Y0RS. Apr =. l8th
Nfrs--s. l. r. q % sriis Gentlemen cling fuiY
due f1 sou and rle community large s. - you n-
certificate Of lle a-sin- virtues oi your >arsarlra l-a
other. lo are suffering ag 1--we -hrr confidence -
tihlishei ali Use your medicine without delay.
wa. troubled with severe ulcer on my ankle which ~
ten led haf way MP tie Knee. iscfarng very offensive
matter itching burning and drpnv.ag NE often OF my resi
Az night. and very pln.u. % bear.
wa recommended your Sarsapanla By Mr. iire'
Mcconnell. wo it been cured ny %, and ai-rr Isl- ave
bottles was comp r'e.y cured
have DELAYED sending YOU this certificate for one year
since he cure elected n order % ascertain with certain
v heher permanent cure. and now gives me me
greatest pleasure add tat have neither seen nor ir.i the
4tes ppearance OF o. slc tai AM entirely e.4
Yours very uuly, >AhAh MINI lhr-
80 Dc.ancy-s.reet. New York.
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FIRE YORKSHIRE WORKS.

FIRE YORKSHIRE WORKS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have spened a large asorL
u-ri u Fire Worss which tey SCI rs eITsg ~ s-'
other vender N The city w \ II Dal-1aI-s1,A,
No. 1 Chambers o. corner oi chahaAa .
NP-Th- Wo~Es sre No - =
DURDEN.- PATENT HOR.E--HOEs, beng
Il 80 r ale bv ne PRINCIPAL dealers N Hardw are 10 the
rr,s STAGE are AZ warranted perfect N FORM and made Of
- - - r~,reI rou Every Shoe which may be found
-, IN secoriance with tie above recommendation vii be
ey- ack and TIE money returned xli1 a. "a perses from
- MOS, ai.taut pats Of he country H. BURDEN Ag-ut
Troy Iroo md Nal Sselosy, Nay II, las uyla sawy
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY (BOARDINGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
J. TOWN, CONN.-D. II. CHASE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1875. Sessions May 18th and Oct
18Th continuing Eve months so per Toroush
preparation for College or business ard personal attentions
sds from NewYork placed In charge Of careful per.
going and returning Crcsrs at Market street and
II hroaIxay fn
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bcaroins .ano foteIs.

DOAHD.-A gentleman AM has w';e OF one OF .w9 sss,
ID ge tntsmeu, can be very peasant! accominod asd
ut,h ans1 rooms and Board 81 Henn between Msrsss
amt Pla<stTeeis Je.' ~
DOARD IN JERSEY ClTN.-De.uaols SoAkD
ID riay be obtsrsd Jersey Cay either tor snse scnus
nen or small families. NJ No. y YORK street lsssw-eu
Washington sla Marren- Communication on M rnry 70
cheap sni the crossing constant until uffTisht elo im
DOtkDl Nt..-A gentleman sfld 80 ~ lr, AM o-f ~
ID nt - e seut srutn D. accommodated WIN ooAf4
mi peasant room. ~ SSl Broon,es- Tie Railroad Gaze
pa. ti.s house every ave uinaies t.tm
lDOAkD Up TOWN. fsflor anu Sed-roo'l sota
Ole tor gentleman and his wiie or one OF twO engo
gentlemen may be- obtained with board IN privsr rmly
No las Mcpogs between Amy and Fourth suesee
few door. below Washington Parade Ground L,sanoe
very pleasant. supplied with Croton Wssf. TEN
ooni &c The Amy-sgreel and Fourth ssses Peeo
within few rods OF the house n>lsu
INEkPUOL tENt..l BOARDING. hVt 81,
IL No. 20 DGkesrret formerly Tie fesidens~ % Su W.
sam Burton.
The MISSES PERKINS respectfully Ask ID. pstrcnago
Of families ana Gentlemen Sslng Llserpo. tof ueir -
sbisAmen Where hey MI, meet WIKI The oomorts sni q.
lenuon OF a private house. Reference, H. Wousli Co
No ~ Elm--L Nc~lors )cll lmso y
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NIkt.W ~.-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Iu..ei States Lsb0faiory.-Ihe subscribers have on
hand and FOR sale entire stock " brtaEf FU Uori,
comprising very genera assortment, which FOR beauty Of
.puear.nee All real utility Will exceed any offered by
Zen n IS years. and u -od by weight viii hs found, b.
perhaps ~ per cent the cheapest 10 he city.
Csnt0n Fire Craesers, &C N abundance.
GASsNER YOUNG,
- Chs,ham--t opposite Chatham Theatre,
D-aer. u Groceries ard Fruits. and Agents for he ceeora-
ted Pavilion FOUNTAIN A. Saratoga
n B-s,rp-uts and Cfs-ers being prchio,-t IN MS CITY
O. Y vii ouy receive orders for hen from Tie country
". f4ir
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AGENTS WANTED.

A0EUIS WANTED. -.
WANTED-A lew active and .ptehSent YOU NJ Mn
w 10 usve al pas Of he country AGENTS foT
board Wi. be insured m-A wrginx has eject WI -
gwen heul-ssch will have ns district Hal dogeu
Places be nileI. IL VII D. Necessary hsvo
om . to 81 dollar. 10 procure stag Noae nesd sr-
DIV who hsi for Il tie yarposr II she sube-
Ser 10 establish soo1 Agents, anc eve tln good ehAsco
40 male money Letters must Re poet PAL Agr.y ~
Broaawsy. ms Sun = fRENCHS Publishing Hsii
STEkEOTHPE ElNlsHEks.-T~o OF Tire. srs
- ule hear oi permanent situation 81 NE aGk
s-.g wases by applying Immediately 10
APT ttOENh Iii w, ~ roi,ooee
- VESSELS WANTED.-A .s~ god s~se.ss -
NY3 hrng iron from Hsvr,de~Ozee Maryland, 70 New
York Apply To MSkDock. LEASlIT CO,
20 IL, = Ws.tssr~<
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fine Uattbss ano JeweIrp.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
RICHARD FISHER, Jk Maich Maker and Jewslss.
other House the CITY, A. b" Is constantly receiving
all descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England.
France aud Switzerland, he is enabled to offer very Mgs
assortment OF Gold Watches from el5 To 9iD each. Silver
do. - so eacel warranted la keep good Time,
money returned Also, very good assortment OF
JEwELkf and SILVER WARE very low
~ B.-Secoud hand Watches and Old 3old and Silver
in exchange bought for Cash Watches. Clocks,
Music Boxes and Je~eiry rcpaed in ,e best manner and
House in this city RICHARD FISHER Jr. Importer Of
Watches and Jew clry Wholesale and Retail No 81 Brosd
way New.Yors few doors above The City Hospital
inlay RICHARD FISHER. Jn
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT % Gold and Silver Du.
n pieS Patent Lever, Anchor Escspcmcn Lspln~ and
ver,ical WATCHES, selected from the beet Manufacturers
Europe, which viii be WARRANTED perfect Tune
keepers.
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals Keys &c.
DO. do. do Gold Pencil Z Asses 4 Gold Peas
DO. do do. Thlmbles Rings Pins, &c.
DO. do. do. Braceles with S'onea
All the above articles will be sod y, the LOW EST PRICES
and warranted be- equal the best made In his city.
MOTT BROTHERS, importers oi Fine Wstehss &c.
No. NasssasL opposite the Custom house
r. S-The above articles carefully Repaired and WHs
rsnted. by the most sklfu workmen IN the CIV mfy
WATCHES, yEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite the attention Of
their friends and the public their select assortment u
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting q
duplex, Lever and Lepne Watches Of various approved
makers cass Ia s neaest sty and Warranted correct
lime keepers
Silver Knives. Forks, spoons, Ladies Tee Sets Cups.
Casters, &c.
Manel Clocks Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. which u~y
are enabled 10 offer for sale very reduced prices
Watches and Clocks carefully Rrpsired and Wsrantcd-
LOCKWOOD 4 sCkiBEER,
At the Old Established Store j Pearl corner Of Fulton.
street. opposite a. ). HoteL fsy
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order Of e Board of Mayor and Aldermen of The Town
N,nuhs Tennessee 90 hereby advertise for proposals
-1n. rct Cana from VOL River fo the Cy of Memphis
ii.-arc. of even les sad ana vii te laid IN sec
ous OF mile each ani sealed iopo-als Tor u consiruc-
work 10 he paid for IN The Bonds ofihe Corporation having
twenty Y-srs 10 run with interest payable .el-,nnusy
flllaIepnl
Tbe Corporation is out Of debt and ha. which
nas increased 81 per per annnm for M AS four wears
and now amounts about twenty-five or thousand dol
gear.
Operators wishing contract are invited 10 come and
anime the ground. when AZ fe Information desired viii be-
furnished. J. J. FINLEY, Mayor OF hemfids, Tenn
Memphis. 9Th April. 1915 Al ty-nos
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FOUNTAINS 5.

FOUNTAINS.
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS, consisting Of Figures OF We
- nus. Hebe swans, Doplns, Jrns Scrolls Shells bd'
an. xc ornng variety VI more han forty different kinds
Al prc- from = $3.50 Also Lin and Force PUMPS, 10
throw 10 % DO gallons pr minute; Iron i Pumps FOR
-tern. Or shallow wells together with Fire Engines, Hose
Carts. copper nveted Hose, Coupling Screws sc manu-
faclgred Tor wholesale retail, By D. L. FARNAN,
rnvf, 5r :. Fulion-sL
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TRIBuNE BOoK-BINpERY

y ALEXANDER. are prepared io eAecl'e Binding Tor
Booksellers. Public L1rlre-, and private individuals
R-Par-. ei'a- attention paid iO re-oling od Books.
Pero -als Muse &C good 's and a. reasonable fie-.
Persons visiting Tie Cy have iheiF books rebound al
.L-rl nn--re K<tu
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JAMES MAXWELL,

NIACHlSlST, - Bo~ery, New iork-Pnnung Lilho-
vi graphic and Copper ate PRESSES; Bookblnders
Cut.ng and Embos-.ng PkES5FS-Roling Machines end
,egsnng shssr- Iron Barking Presses Cylinder Presses
or Newspapers ard JObbng MaxwePs Patent Single FRI
~. Printing Nacniae-ie chief improvement IN lhs ns
>er- not being liable 10 dur The Improvement may
BY calling at Ihs Methodist Book Concern, 30 Mulberry =
y. \.
Double ske' Adams Presses altered 10 SIM y, having I'll
he qualities u the improved Adams without the expsnss,
long much work IA the zane time equally well
Improved Standing Press; Proof and Transfer
Presses MsxwelTs Patent Printing Engine sstfinkne
Apparatus and every article Ia his ne necessary m Print
NJ Olcc Or Bndery male order on reasonable terms
Napier and other Presses repaired and pst IN order.
.c sc ell lavn
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PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.

ruNHF ST BStkIBEkS now hnlsbiDg entirely new
article Of instruments which warranted superior In
any USE and Keep much onger; The iD-
DrOyefnent IN Harp Ffsme, peculiar IN constfuc,
O obvaDg every objection heretofore caused by No no
VI metac plates grng lie tone Professors and par
:tasers invited examination 0flss- ns,vrentA
GLENN ROGERS co.
WY l52 fu.LDn-s,. east AIDE Broadway
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XVANTED-By . middess-d Man, . sIa.non =
w SALESMAN and Otherwise IN Dry Goods Jooo.ns
House. Inends going West few days where b. . =.
CANNED wsars engage before gong he'srs 70 ~
employers, and various oilers Any eosnmanesnon M
dressing T. 81 Ssss.a-sL Will receive pfomp' tsnI"n
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THE TRIBUNE.
sve,lenborgianisin.

MOBILES APPEAL IN BEHALF Or THE views NIP ~
10 IA Boston: T. II. Carter & Co-Ous Ciapp
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grk ANo ftkNA>t>T CUB ~ AL ui@-
.,sgs ssisINs FROM AZ isFuRE STATE % the
$1,000 OK HssIr ~ rhE SYSTEM
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!

IIKkW Dhho. : IHL " ChhS
AIR. EDGE respectfully informs The public ira, he
vi srr4ng ener-- this he most extensive
=. . over afar-fe- Ii f.is country He fully pre-
par.: 10 furnish Cites Towns Public Gardens Theatres
Parties Ac ID Pyro .hlc -plsy-. arying IN prce from
- 90 500 comprising The most brilliant and Yarzsirc
and appr0pra,e designs. Nr r VII also add % u-
s-psv ts four entire New CoOr.. never before
b--i % he puhc-s rel Csrmne. Royal Pprpe Maroon.
And Nazerne Blue unkuOwn y ar Otaef Pyr0ecnns- y
B. No AgeuLs. isAAO rDOE, ~
MON srr- pvrofecfni-'. Jersey City
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eesays ny THEoPmLUs PARSONS. Boston Gus clapi
80 cop>rR STONE or THE NEW JERUSALEM. b
: B,EsErT. New.ioTk Bartlett and Welior'
ss,a, House; John Allen l39 Nassau-strect, lsij.
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" HIF FFfIf''FI
beautiful romantic and healthy place Is easy of access being
.ifus,ef ONLY - miles Ea.f Of Albany. ~ miles " ". OF
Hudson and miles West oi Pf-red, Mas. and presents
natural advantages for purposes N health seldom eqlas1
For particulars address post PAID Del >hew VI d. Or Da
.ll Camb.l. LEBANON >prurs Columbia Co. y. y"
The W-f-r-C IRE Journal ana Teacher of Health. joe
>h-.g ~ D. Editor. Campbell Wmfmarsh. Publishers
can be- obtained of VIM. III. Graham Tribune Buildings 10
Sassau-ireei. New forh. City subscribers VIII hereafter
-ecs.yr heir numbers a. This place. Terms a per volume
Of p numher. ~ ~ ARE my3l
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Meeting or CATHOLIC PRELArEs-Ihe Cath
Ole Preates assembled in Synod the 2si of May. L
consider the measure for the extension Of Academic'
Education IN ireland.
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Please notice that the genuine schencks Pamonie syrup
can BE- md a, the Propretors Oce onIy, No 4Co1rsno
street, few doors bslow Broadway. In
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BANNERS
TAINTED AT THr, SHORTEST NOTICE BY ACK
l. ERMAN L MILLER, iol Nassau street, near Ann.
.opf
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PEACH TREES.

The Louisville Journal gives the
following seasonable hints:-'This is
now the season to attend to peach trees.
Remove the earth from the tree at its
root, make close examination fol-
worms with the aid of a knife, care
fully cutting in where the gum is found,
and as far as there seems to be hol-
low nnderthe bark. When the worms,
if any, are extracted, wash the whole
stem of the tree with strong soap suds;
when dry, apply coating of white
wash (Which has been dissolved) a
round the stem near the roots. Then
make pyramid around the tree Of
powdered charcoal or fine coal cinders,
or, in defaults of these, of sand or dirt.
Two or three times during the year,
remove thepyramid, examine forworms,
rub the stem near the roots with a
piece of course cloth to destroy any
moth eggs that may have been depos-
tied, and finally restore the pyramid
An occasional application of salt and
saltpetre, or wood ashes, may be made,
and some rely altogether on these ap-
plications, with the addition of search
ing for worms in spring and autumn,
and nthose occasions carefully rubbing
OF scraping the tree. If trees are at
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formal recognition Of the constitution of that
State, he shall be kept in the State prison, as
felon, at hard labor, during his whole natur-
al life; but that. if he will subscribe to this
test he shall be liberated. Mr.. Dorr is there
fore confessedly no longer State prisoner tor
any act, or constructive act, committed III his
attempt to make free the suffrage Of Rhode Is
land. He is retained in prison, not for any
reason Of public safety, not even in punishment
for past wrongs done to society, but because he
refuses to surrender an abstract opinion concern
ing the source whence government derives It's
rights over man, and because he will not make
a solemn wlcdgement before God OF the
authority Of a government established by force
and through crime.
Public sentiment, even in Rhode Island,
revolts of such contemplate persecution at opln-
ion as is evinced in this case. MIR. jackson,
the nominee Of the liberation party, as Whig;
and the Providence Gazette says that the Hon,
James f. Simmons Omitted States Senator)
! has come out in favor Of the unconditional lib
Grafton Ct Gonernor Dorr, and will vote the
! liberation ticket He declares that, out Of
Rhode Island, there is but one voice On the
| subject, ard that voice is loud and emphatic tor
immediate liberation; that wings as Well as
democrats denounce DORIS imprisonment as
inhuman, and continually cry cut against IL
.flbany .ftlCs.
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From the New York Morning News.
LATER FROM CHINA.
-9e

The Swedish ship Zenobia, Beekman, ar
rived this morning. She left Hong kong on
the 18th OF December, and therefore brings five
days later advices.
The Chinese seas are infested with pirates.
The Register Of the 10Th mentions the arrival
at Macao OF three men, part of the crew OF the
brig Hannah. the attack on which by pratt
cal junk has been already mentioned in this pa
per. The chief mate was supposed to have
been drowned. After leaving the Hannah the
pirates attacked another vessel, but the latter
being well armed, beat them off
The Startling, on her passing to Macao, had
an engagement with the Landrones which las
ted two hours: but for her double crew Of Man
lila men, she would have been taken.
The Marquis de Ferrere, secretary CT the
French legation, left Macao On the 18th o.
December fer Paris, Via Bombay, with the
treaty negotiated BY NJ. Lagrence, for ratlfca
| ton. The ambassador himself was to embark
soon for Minilla.
| The Royal Senate of Macao has given no
tice tllat the tariff Of 643 will cease on the
Isl OF april 1874, when a new tariff will 90
into operation. Also that vessels entering the
harbor will hereafter pay five mace per ton an
| chorage.
There was furious tempest at Manila CT
the night Of November II, in which seyera
vessels were lost the town Of Nueva Caccre:
sustained much damage, most of the houses be
ing destroyed, including that Of the governor
who had narrow escape for his life. In tht
town Of Iayobas more than SEQ houses were
destroyed, and the rice crops were ruined.
The following paragraphs from the Bombay
| papers are given in the Register
! "A fearful accident occurred at lndore OF
the l4th instant. Several thousands Of Brah
Minis had been assembled at the palace to re
ceive gifts at the festival Of Gunputtee. The.
were simultaneously descending a staircase il
crowds, when the structure gave way, and, il
the rush and crash which ensued, one hundre(
and ninety-fouI lives were lost.
On the "a ult., IaukeewaIl, small towr
on the river Cambria was stormed by column
Of about 200 balloons, who assaulted the native
with great terocity, biting and pelting wit
sticks and stones in their daring attempt to car
~ off what provisions they could find in tn
village. The inhabitants made a stout counte
assault with cutlass and musl,et, more dead.
weapons than the monkeys could command
In a running contest, nearly one hundred wer
captured, and since sold; several are here, an
seem by their antics to have already forgotten
! the cause Of their captivity