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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20
Things In Philadelphia.
Cores pondence of The Tribune.
Pun kpEIPIffa tuy

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. bpm
The fire at Camden yesterday morning was very
destructive. The buildings destroyed were owned by
Messrs Brewing, who fully insured. The machinery
and stock OF carpetng. sc. belonged 10 Messrs Went
worth Smith of this city, who We're also ly insured
he actual loss OF property Is put down at $4,000.
The Native American Conicrees, tor the purpose
of nominating candidates the several Offices 10 be I'LL
cd NJ the next election. met yesterday and fully
organized The candidate for state Senate from the city
T. Thomas Watson the extensive biscuit baker of this
city.
samuel Ruiter and Charles Irwin. two OF the
most actiye and obigng clerks IN the Philadelphia Post
Office have rendered their resignations.
The war news has had an extraordinary effect
upon the sugar market All the New.Oresns mas been
a<en since Friday last at a Il cents and none
bee purchased al that price Pork has also gone up hold
refusing to-day Sl3i sl3i Tor Me.s
There was better feeling IN the Stock markeito
day Pennsy lyanla Elves advancing with sales Of $50
900 at the board The market closed hrm at 7it A
panic. however, is expected upon the arrival OF tho
'Water-N Witch Reading Railroad shares were nrm AZ
2J,. and % asked for the bonds. Wilmington Rail.
road shares closed sf at IA. For L. : Skies ITO bid
li2l asked Texas Notes II bid IL asked Texas per
e, nt Bonds 81 bid 81 asked-no buyers Vicksburg II
bid. - asked.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Augusf Elections, &c.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 10 lS%s
TESSE.rE-l forward You returns from 81
Counties received this city lss, evening and this morn.
Ing Brown !. elected Governor BY eonsseer.S. M.
joriiy
Fes,er W. Broca a. Ga, p.u
g Counties .6A,T ,6s&e $3.50 3,Ss
Browns majority ~ Gays sl5. Wing loss lss,
Iii. said that Blackwell Lose elected over Cro,.,
Whis In the Knox District.
The legislature Is still in doubt. though the proh.
biiiy IS that i, VII be Loco Fcco bys moiory II Two
or three
Kg>rucSY The reported election OF Trunh0
whi. 10 the IXth District over French. Loco 10 COG
tru-d BY alter intelligence. The delegation. therefor,
stands Wings % > Loco Foco-5 Wig gain.
ALABAxA-The returns received last night ana
this morning indicate the election Of Martin. the indepes
den; candidate for Governor by about 800 majority
positively stated that Cochran Loco. 10 elected
Congress. from the Second Dstric,f 80 the entire ce.
cation Is Loco.
Capt Ringgold's troop OF Flying Artillery VII
sail this morning for Texas. in the ship Herman See
: treishied Al 5000
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Later from Mexico.

We learn that gentleman who arrived in this city
yesterday morning from New Orleans. which city he
left on the llih inst states that news had been IT
ceived at Mobile that the French brig -of.war Mcr-
cure had arrived al Pensacola from Mexico with
dates to the 27ih July Up 10 tina, date there had
been no war declared and he heard Of no action Of
any Kind the subject of the difficulties with this
country. The American residents in Mexico were
generally making preparation for leaving tina,
oountrv
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MAR RED

On Saturday 10th inst. in - Thomas Church. By
Rev Dr. Whehouse, Mr.. JOSEPH T. LlPPITT to SA
RAIL daughter Of Mr. Silss Tobias.
On Tuesday 10Th. by Rev Mr.. scudder VIM. II War
ner 70 Jane c. daughter Of COrtlandt Livingston.
On Monday 18th, by Rev DR.. Fisher Louis J. Bellou
10 Mary q daughter of John j. Morris by the Mayor
Arthur H. Lowerre 10 Elizabeth :. Titus
At Walden Orange Co. y, Y Aug 9th by Rev. Mr.
Newell Mr. w " WHITE Of Waikiki 70 Miss SARAH
A SEARS, Of the former place.
la Dansyille, Livingston Co. ". Y. on Tuesday even
ing Aug. 10Th by Rev. William F. Curry. Mr. William
H. Turner Of this city, Miss Mary A. youngest daugh
TER OF Pardon Post. Esq Of the former place
At New-Oreans J. II. Harvey 10 Louisa, daughter o.
\ y. Destrehan.
Al Albany 9th inst II. Emons Adams Of Rensselaer,
Co. 10 Palmyr, Bills Of Mass.
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~ Among the rare novelties exhibiting IN the
City, Col CHAPLIN, the famous Virginia Dwarf now at
the American Museum. is the rarest. Twenty years
old and only IS inches tall remarkably witty and ntei-
genthe is the wonder and delight Of all who visit him
The Manager has arranged with him Tor short time.
and a contrast has engaged the New York Giant We
advise those who have not seen these prodges already
give them a call The other attractions Of the Muse
worth a visit and the beautiful exhibition of the
Dssoving Views and Chromatrope we cannot too highly
praise Performances take place, understand at 81
and p NJ
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r-fS An extensive fire occurred IN the Eastern
part u Cincinnati the 18th inst. II commenced IN the
kitchen Of small frame building and consumed four
iye frame tenements containing about fifteen families
OF whom did not save any portion Of their furniture
The planning machines VI Johnson g. Morton with the
lumber supposed 20 be worth heen thousand dollars
which insurance OF 5000 only entirely con-
suined story brlck warehouse belonging 70 the
Bsgging Factory u Mr. r. B. Bowler containing arse
quaint Of hemp, was also burnt The oss cannot BE-
lees than $4,000 lCin Atlas.
CURIOUS COIScIDEvCE.-In Davidson County,
Tennessee) in which Nashville is situated Mr. Polk
beaten in the gubernatorA election Of l-i3 SO votes
In l-ii the presidential election he was again beaten,
5c3 In the late election. Q-i5) Mr.. Brown beaten
BY Mr. Foster IN this Ibis own county SO Cose
mig for three years Union.
~ The Pi,s;ield Eagle states that a girl ia that
town struck dumb By the firing Of cannon On the
ith u July She recovered the power Of speech howey.
er IN two or three weeks afterwards.
~ The Abingdon Virginian speaks Of a section
Of the country where the grass Is short from droun
that the farmers Will have lahey il before they can
cutH
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EXCELSIOR - We suppose somebody must
Ike to read such deicstable logic as the Express
cmts by the column-ihc las, under the above Ii
Gc This article MANLY asserts that those who de-
SIRE a Social condition in which the Poor shall be
trt opportunity to Labor and of just rccompense
lor their Toll arc the advocates of ierclng DOZEN
rard 90 Stimulating the lowest passions of our
nature taking away from Industry lis Incentives, BY
ioring a none ofHs rerards,' &c. Silly as the
Express VIGOROUSLY is it cannot be so silly as this
would be if honest but ii is mott is point blank
knaNcry The writer fancics he can make capital
ont of the crcduous timidity of the weak and
fearful OF changc-and perhaps he may. But TO
insist on the truths that Man ought 10 work-that
d. is commanded 10 work-that it ia a sin not TO
work-hat industry is the only sure road to compe-
i,ncc. Nc.-and then abuse those as lnfdels
Agrarians sc. who think he ought to be secured
uuailing opportunity to work at such rates that he
may whocsomely live thereby, characteristic Of
iic philanthropy, religion and reason of the Ex-
press.
The secondary notions Of the Express on this
tack appear TO be !. Man isa depravcd, imperfect
being. lGraniedl . Our Social arrangements
are the perfection Of wisdom and benefcence-lt
seems to rs tina, No. utterly demolishes No . For
10 Man. the creature of Infinite Wisdom and Good
ness though now fallen and perveredl is so bad as
the Express represents him, it hardly be posi-
be that society, which is wholly the work of this
fallen perverted being is too perfect 10 need amend
nent Neither would il seem incredible that the
highest Human wisdom. enlightened by Divine Re
vclation' might suggest improvement in relations
and usages originating in ignorance. selfshness and
Ara'hcuism. But the Express appeals never to
j, better subserves its purpose by pandcrinc
10 the bindcst prciudces and the mos, soriid pas
sions lie, enjoy its little hour of selfsa,is6ed
basencss
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loMa no SIate Vet.

correspondence Of Inc Irlbuhe
BUFFALO August 10th l-ij.
Ihave but a moment TO say that gentlemen from
Iowa in by the last boat that enough returns
had been received before they left to render ii more
than probable that the vote admission had just
been ken and the proposition is again rejected by
several hundred majority, although Dodge Is proba
bis elected to Congress by few hundred majority
So the Locos do not have those two United States
Senator'S this winter that they have been building
seats for this summer.
Yours In haste "
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- RoBFRr OWEN viii return to this Country
r the yctoris Capt Morgan which leaves Portsmouth,
to-day He expects TO reach this port from the 10Th
he 2oih Of September He with others has invited
Delegates from al parts Of the Country 10 meet in this
G. IS ON the ii Of October in kind Of Worlds Con
v,ion 10 consider snd investigate the OF such
cneral dcsiituton. ignorance and misery amone the
Human Family and determine what measures are best
ca cula,cd 20 remove them. We recently published 8
Oh ei article in which this incidentally termed an In
fier Convention. Such j. not the fact. We are not
wiling TO have It understood that all comprehensive ei
itis 20 Danish inevitable Wan, and Woe from among
Mankind necessarily or naturally lnhde however II
may suit the ends Of portion OF the Press repre-
cent them The Convention which Mr Owen is 10 a.
tend is called withou, distinction OF creed country
ci'ss or color.
The National Reform Association # this City
ms issued similar call for an unlimited Conven.
u.n 10 meet IN this City the second week IN October
"len inc Annual Fsir Of the American Institute viii
oifn' snd great many strangers Will be drawn to our
cry Who Tears invcstigaiioa and discussion,
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- A correspondent oil the Argus says that ac-
crdng heiesiimony Of Northrop the number of Ind
ans in the field the day Of the murder 300 and
tie number stationed in the woods to cut of the horses
the posse TO- He also says lis ascctained who ii was
warned the Indians the Doth of July the day
st sci down for the sale. Norhrop says the was
lraeed three days in warning them outthat they were
ercd request of Ear TO prevent the sale of
propery-and that they went to Earls house, after
ihc sheriff had left and that Earl told them the sale
iourned To August :. On the 18Th General GRIFFIN
Fought in two men, whom he had arrested in Hobart
s responsibility. They were passing through the
and their conduct excited his suspicious. They turn
oli IS be Bill Rcedsde, Indian chief and John Stern
lurgh an lndian-boh he ground the day Of sale
oad very active Enough has been disclosed by Nor.
tirop to convict both.
The Albany Atlas says that Earl, whose cattle Were
dstraincd for rent and attempted TO be sold by
steele had been arrested and his wife since his
lad paid his full which OF terminates the
proceedings ERAsTus EGERroN, who with Steele
when he was fascinated and whose horse then
shot, although threats against his life very generally
made by those opposed 10 the laws has been appointed
under sheriff in place of the lamenied Steele and is
tive and undauned in the vigorous discharge only OF
his necessary duties, but also OF those from which he
iehi be excused.
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~ cmAKlrs c. BrrIrcm. of Philadelphia

q CHARLES c. BuRtrcH. OF Philadelphia,
delivered An,slsyery Lecture in Wilmington Dela
ware {. Slave sts,e) ON Thursday evening last The
Republican Of thai place speaks of Mr.. Burleigh
great orator and OF his lecture eloquent and mas
terry" lie was listened TO by numerous audience
Some rowdss undertook create disturbance but the
Repuoh rcbake. them manfuliy for their conduct
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AMERICAN lNsrIrUrE OF destruction The
Sixteenth Annual Meeting OF this Association will
be held the prcscn, year ., Hartford. c. The Ia.
Roduc,ory Lecture will be delivered by Rev Dr.
Halves Of Hartford. tomorrow evening. the p Il
inst The session Will probably continue four or
Eve days, and Lectures followed by Discussions.
expected from several gentlemen OF distinguished
ability
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- The L. s. Journal states that the difficulty
between its propretors and the Typographical Society
alluded TO recently in the Tribune originated not from
the number of apprentices employed for by the Regu-
suons OF the Society they can employ as many they
please bu, from the fact that they had employed boy
from Alexandria who had served al but year and
bali of his time printing coffee there, and who went
their Office finish his time. with the conssn. Of his
Old master and OF his parents and OF their then foreman
Who wsssmember Of the Typographical Society. The
Committee demanded the discharge Of this boy under
their rule They resisted because they believed the case
70 be one no, covered by their rule. Two composors
and pressman left them, giving notice IN writing that
iron the seion Of the Society they debArred from
continuing longer in their employ The proprie,srs Of
the Journal obtained sgaiDs, the Committee
who had been the Of the whole difficulty and upon
their hed part OF the evidence in the case
they were held 10 bail.
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Eram DelnNNnre 20.

Mrs Earle. of Andes, wife of the man whose
-oper,y was about to be sold on distress for rent
when Steele was killed has paid the rent due on
n husbands farm Earle himself is in Jail al
clm
We hear that fearful exasperaiion pervades
Delaware County, especially the opponents OF Anti
cntisn. Delhi sends ont a strong posse whenever
ack is obtained of any one suspected OF having
zen among the Indians at Earles. A most intel
cent up-Renier assures us that no Ind'dH T'H Dc
ken oIirc an Dcl0rare C0.-tbat any man caught
~ Sheriff posse in Indian disguise will be shot
Gown instantly
1t is the duty of oil considerable men to do what
-er Is in their power al this crisis first to support
g ID enforce the authority Of the Law secondly to
ay passion and bring about reconciliation and ad
iusfmcnt.
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DIED

On Tuesday morning EMMA, daughter Of Ira B. and
Rebecca DAVIS aged years
On Monday. l9th Catharine F. wife Of Chas. C. Leigh
On sunday 18th. Mrs Mary De Butts.
Al Brooklyn, 18th, Francis Henry, son Of Daniel P.
Bacon.
At Long Branch. y. J. 18th, Frederick w Cole 30, Of
Albany.
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Dreadful Accident.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


CINCINNATI August Is.
4 dreadful disaster occurred about a mile from
Ripley Ohio. One the boilers of the steam Hour
ing mill exploded just the engineer was about TO
start the engine and he and another instantly
killed, and four others badly wounded. Three Of the
wounded men died four hours after the explosion the
fourth was alive on tie ith. AL in the engine house
were killed and the building IS complete wreck 1t Is
said the dead had thirty human beings mostly children
dependent upon them The accident IS attributed To
carelessness and a criminal parsimony in not getting
warrant boilers.
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II The FARMERS Library and MONTHLY Jot
NAL or AencuLrvEE will be supplied to Agents aid
Booksellers the usual discount, The second number Is
now ready See the Contents in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

FATAL AND DISTRESSING EyENr-We record
with painful regret most tragcs occurrence that took
place evening about six o'clock on Pennsy yana sy
rnue near Fullcrs Hotel when. ON account Of Sums
sunder standing between Rufus Elliott IA brother 10
ns OF Mr. John { Riyes) William T. Kendall Ia son Of
Mr. Amos hendal) and Josiah r. Bailey the parry hrst
named shot Mr. Kendall dead on the spot and severely
shattered the left arm OF Mr. Bailey by two discharges
from one OF Colts revolving pistols Mr. t. then made
hs escape and had been arrested Al nine O'clock
There many contradictory stories Ia circulation
r, specting the circum Of this melancholy snan
that we purposcly refrain giving any OF the reports
that have reached US in regard To 1t. Nat Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

Spencer. Posey, Pike, Owen. Davies and Benton
, 1t to hear from, which last year sent Wings and
4 Locos The last House stood 50 Wings and a
/ ocOs. II il now reversed
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SisLos-see the advertisement Of tonight, VIII b.
an absolute event Every variety could add charm
u serins' entertainments Is 10 be found In The bill FOR this
evening. Henry PAeide appears, Broughsm. RICE and
Chippentse, with Five single ladies' in MIrred Le Miss
Taylor Miss Nelson, Ms. Mathews, Mss Kate Lsd.ow
and Miss Robertson Mss Celeste and Miss Psrungton
dance-freworss on great sesle-the gIrrHsa NANNY
CONCLUDING sliogether Of The greatest entertainments
al The City Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

= 'SAbordination' is invited 20 name some one
leNicOsrspher-sny one be psesses-whose pietonsry
conforms more generally 10 the established usage Of the
Language the dictates of analogy and common
than does that Of Noah Webster Should he prove
by future article that be IL capable OF discussing
purely pathological question with the temper and susvi,y
Of gentleman, we may pursue the invcsuglr.on.
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE

finsr PAoK-vlst To Marlboro Community the
Slave Trade Miscellaneous Items.
Fovnrn PAer.-The Stars. by C. d. stuart Foreign
Items sale. =; stock Exchange Marine News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

[g@ The Fair at Fort Hamilton can be reached
by the steamboat Iolas or Ocean, from the foot Of the
Battery.
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GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT TIE AnSsicA> AusEvA-
CO. Chssn The wonderful Dwarf and the famous New
York Giant. with grand performances help maze up
t0fays bill Our readers will bnd the ADJUSTMENTS worth
their time and money Performances al = and p. w. with
Chromairope, Dssoving Views, ke. Tbs Westerns and
otaer capiLal Araslas appeal.
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From Texas.

~ The second grand Ball at Coney Island take
place this evening. See advertisement
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Quick PAssAGEs.-The Albany Atlas Of Monday
evening in a po-,scrip, dated at 3, P. NJ says
AT three o'clock Just our paper was going 10
press the steamer NIAGARA Capt De Groot appeared
IN sight rounding Van Yves Point This the quickest
passage made this The Niagara arrived al The
dock shout - past , and the Rip Van Wlnke
about nfeeu minutes after.
Does not this extraordinary speed greatly endanger
the lives Of passengers
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ASrIRESr ~ TAGHKAsIc.-We understand
that farmer s the Of Taghksnic IN this County,
named Cornelius Whitbeck had eight or ten acres
Of corn cut down and bis other crops destroyed By the
Anii-Renter. on the -th inst HIS Agricultural mpli-
-ieni. were also destroyed essenr Aly injured We
have not learned that there any other for the
our.se lha, refusal the part Of Whltbecx 10 sup
port and cogntenance the Anu Renters.
ExrRAoRDIsaRY PAssAGE.-A merchant Of our
city Jeff here tine since. by the NAL. arrived IN
days Boston. embarked board the British steamer
which eft hours after b. arrival reached England
ten days passed France. remained p days IN
Paris. returned England. embarked on board the Cam
5ria arrived Boston eleven days after and returned
20 New Orleans yeserday-thus completing his voyage,
rransaciing his business Europe. visiting France once
and En- and and returning 70 our city IN % days
~ o. Bee llth.
TENPERAScE ~ STATE PRisoS.-Hon. :. T.
Carey Of Ohio addressed the eonvcts Of our State Pm.
son charesown. yesterday on the subject Of Tenn
perAnce with wonderful effect We are told TIA, many
wepi and ths; the occasion ~ss one Of deep soemny
The whole number there - ~ and when II was
proposed FOR al 10 who had been incorporate and
wished to reform large majority were up instantly
showing the connection OF crime with strong drink
Bost Trav Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

APPOINTMENT RI THF PRESIDENT. Official
ELIHU STOUT, as Deputy Postmaster al Vim
connes Indiana the place OF James w Greenhow, re
moved
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lF- Gov. WRIGHT was expected in Albany
yesterday when cabinet meeting would be held
on the Anti. Rent troubles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

w Doctor Bowron has resumed tho practice OF bis
profession at residence 90 Secondayenue ourbs
Doctor Bowronas opened an lntrmsry 10 Tenth street.
ue the treatment OF Consumption, Liver
Complaints and Chronic Diseases OF Children Persons who
are unable TO pay for medical attendance will advice
free charge his lnfnnary Office hours between II
and - o'clock every day. III suls 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-20

y Hon EDWARD RvrRKrr and family will
urn 10 this country IN the steamship which leave.
L.sopoo' for Boston on the 9TH OF September
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The Land Proprietor- in the Middle Counties

call Steele Bub Steele because be has been known
here for wears by no other
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race.
Iv' Mr. and Mrs Charles Kean arrived from
Boston Monday evening and took apartments at the
Asior House
IF The Brooklyn Inspector of Carts was yes
terday fined for carting without licence on complaint
OF two OF carimen who had themselves IN
days gone By been mucied for similar offence Al his
inst!sston thus Illustrating the old principle OF Diamond
cut Diamond
isS There was sad instance of mans perhdy
developed a, the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday
morning in the tale OF an unfortunate womsn VINO was
charged by hend in human shape named Gurus
Goodwin for an assault and battery he admitted ihA
she the mother Of child by him and she explained
the assault charged by stating that hs had done neF ms
foul wrong while she at service and "heh We
infant was scarce SIX weeks old he took ron her and
placed 10 board cellar where its death must speed
ly have occurred through the dAmpness OF the room
but for her rernonssnces hm and MS removal Of j.
but whittier be would not tell her. Che subsequently
found that the child Hoooxen in the care Ola Wo
who IN the habit Of keeping Il sleeping oy re-
pesied doses Of sudsnum. and removed Il to ner o"r
house and that meeting the street few nisni'
SINCE. he drove her almost % madness ~ MS ollta
tsunts, and n her delrlum she struck him he Cour
was obliged 10 ind her guilty under the evidence ou'
suspended sentence and discharged her AZ the same ns
besio~ins the on the com
plainant
lV- singular and fatal disease has appeared
recently among the horses Lon. Island which dehe'
the ski OF most experienced veterinary surgeon VIC
can discover no other than Inflammation 'neS
enns and contracting Of the sulet The hr' symptom
Is the refusal Of tbs horse drink and about thirty 'Aa
abs beasts have died a, Bath and Fort Hamilton
" We learn from the Eagle that the census Of
the Ninth Ward Of Brooklyn which has been completed
shows the population thereof 10 be 1885 In $40 Il wa
about 1000 and the increase is therefore nearly nun