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tase me nai or Get intp the cabins where A A.. les,r
many o"a'es remain The boat Is broken into three De.
s 'ae forward part lying upon the island angle ID
hrV hve de gees with the water and the bow nm, ten ar
een ieei above tho rock. The So allow mus, have been
going great speed st the time u the accident TO run ~
lar upon the rock. -'''~"' -
We are yet at loss conjecture how 4, , .o.h f.,
an experienced pilot. MI. Burnett of the Sv..r <.
known :" be- 70 run hs vessel aground in the Ah.os chan
ne with tho Hudson aud Athens lights ON .i,b.. ia. .od
the bold outline Vi Prospect I an front, ,o 800 M.
| course. es~s SIS
-. Prom the Albany Auas OF wednesday .,..i.,
/ the night Of the accident. ~
had Just retired my room after akinp tea in IN,
cabin. when Eel, the boat strike with temeudou.
,ec against what thought other boat aud rush.
co Out upon the guard up my hips in water wa, a.
and bewdered ut the sight which presented itself
Although the night wa, very dark eoulI arc n,mhs,
bodies In the river, some cInsins u The ,rd ~ ,h
ooa', winch was then shaking under water A, ,h;s ma,
c,v ~ sur rushed from the boiler saJ gave tho
y VI nre. men gave myself up TO despair and r,.iy.l
Jump overheard and try gain the shorr \ n,"c.iI
e ''p OF the state rooms where Of the ,no, hear,
,r;s rue presented itself to that wsr. ever
, Inc bells Vi Hudson and Athens were sound
my ne a'au and VIC could hear the shouts from voice,
he SHORE but this only added agony a, we Knew
AIthou,h ,h no sersee TO US at this awful moment.
l., sn Tue confusion at this time was great dsti,et
s'oee' seeing several throw themselves n,o tho
Nv" Know not what became OF them but supuose
y iouhu watery great deal of HAN. /, :,
en'u 10 Mr. Burnett tho pilot OF tho boat, rly 4, I. AL
not al the wheel at the time she struck M III,
AZ, know nothing but am credbly informed ,ha,
. o'msh' tue ormcr owner Of the Swallow. disni.
SEQ burnett from the samo boat sometime since far s,n
'ar n'gngence ~ this which has proved 81 fatal
ms onAsrER AT ArmENs.-we regret that the wo-.,
OF our citizens attending loss of tho Su,
low at Athens. ON Monday night are realized IiIa L,.
oeSn lost and II feared to a great extent
we nope that an inquiry viii bel instituted int, m. 90.
duct OF the person' having charge Of the boat hs Ii
resolutions passed board the Rochester will no,
the snow storm dense as to proven, tho running
OF ,he boat she should have anchored Th, in mo
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Permit me TO correct yod in your editorial Saturday
morng-in saying the friends of Mr. Lyons opposed
TO Convention al held at proper mc t.t they had
thrown discord in the Wing ranks The election is now
To take place next week. and this late hour of the day
meeting eacd to say who the people Of Richmond must
FOR. hope the friends of each candidate will hJ
on and not submit To the dictaon Of any set of
think by running the four Mr. Bolts will have his vote in
creased considerably and induce every Wing to go TO the
polls. A MER CHANT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14

The a. s. soop Of Saratoga, Capt Shubrck one Of
the Squadron Of Commodore Stockton dropped down from
the Norfolk Navy Yard TO the anchorage yesterday. The
usual sauins were fred the occasion.
We learn that Pursor John DE Boo has be- en- detached
from Navy Yard this place the IT, s. ship Colum
bus il shortly for the China station and tst Pusor
Samuel Forrest j. take his place nt the Navy Yard.
The schooner Onka hy.e, Lieut.. Commanding Sinclair
is in readiness tn sail for Charges with the mail for tho
Pacific. Strange say, official notice has been given
of the of this vcsccs departure, though hundreds
would be glad to avail themselves Of tho opportunity o
writing by her. The On.ka hy.o, VIC arc informed, Is d
very different of craft what sho when tho
experiment was made her sailing qualities two years
ago Norfolk Herald.
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TINS Far n, Nav J,su,-T6, ,,,yfsf gy,n D,;,t;,

THE Far ~ Nrw JERur--The rssulf0( Rgm Drintins
The FIRE which commenced in the Pines on the ooh oil
j. yotngng with great fury and u nearer being ou
thin week ago. The extent Of forest s equal one
hundred and twenty square miles, and tho loss fer
estmaied hundred dollars Besides the trees
number Of fences barns hay wood and shanhes
been laid IN rinsand the people, who generally poor
have been driven seek shelter IN other pisces with no
covering at present, save the canopy of Heaven. The
grass IN the neighborhoOd ri the Of devastation
hiss been pached up and ruined and thus 20 some extent
the horses aud csttic deprived Of proyender The
OF all this Of destruction can be directly
tacod tn rum. II appears that had chafga Of =
coal pit about twelve miles from Caden and or the gh
During his ab-cpco pile al wood Resr the pi, caught
Ore pnd tie flames communicated 10 the tfees add
bcog famed by high wind increased with fesru tapid
ty. and from present appearance will continue increase
for days The village of "Iong comm q
escaped the flames though MI the surrounding wcrs
destroyed From asi accounts the IRE raging near The
village Of CloveuOn.-tPhila. Sun, Wednesday.
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VOTES FOR MAYOR.

To-al s32-5 6.si5 1905 2O.53S 1891 2i5IO
Hsvesey-r p,arsly Harper. 6.673. yorAias
man received aud TsppAH lLiberyl CO
-'Ons d.ste estimated In districts osy mso
nty s
CoHaos CovxcIl.-Thc Loeo:oeos have nearly made
clean sweep in tbs Common Council, carrying fifteen OF
the wasds-iEe Whiys two and the Natvis,s
The fol.owngis list oi the members elect The
OF the Locoioco. printed in Roman letters;
Wings in Italics
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" machine has been invented At Chicago which pro
misses supcrsodo the Of spades BY the assistance
Of two yoke Of and two men. IL will cut ditch two
set deep by three feet the top md Eighteen inches a. n,
bottom al tho rate q 80 rods per day.
n u. Ctsssof rim
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Fitt vrHE DISMAL sws~s.-Wo learn from gentle
who arrived here Thursday, from North Carolina
s, the fire the Swamp he'd extended both sides Of Ih
Canal and progressing this way. The change Of wine
ofyesterdayt to the North, vovd probably drive snohe
direction.-f NorfoH BeaeoH.
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I-"A journalist" said the great Napoleon. 'is. a
erumber ceusurer, givsr ol sdyice regent Of
fesns tutor II lions. -Four hostile newspapers
10 be ssTsd thsu hundred thousand b'yone's.'
tCTsssHf Cfy.
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From the BALTIMORE Patriot.
NEW YORK CITY Es.ECEJON.

The chatter election New Iork Tuesday, resulted
in the complete triumph OF the Locoioco party.
The New York papers Of yesterday evening give the
fallovip..
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AI,RNiNs FIEl New JEEsEy.-FOs several tays pssI,
fires have been raging the woods OF New Jersey, but
Thursdav and Yesterday ing the high winds, they
were peculiarly destructive. Ga Thursday evening the
SLY was quite uIdy towards the E ) and BY > a.
viewed from Camden the iuId glow having been caused
By tile reflections the burning forests It's believed that
several thousand woodland have been despaet
the fires ping from grove PTOye-and sn,tag by mil
lions o sparks from wood TO wood al distances Of mile
Ths hs- been especi-!s Lac case IN the pine
dse,-, owing I'd dryness the weaic: Ser
more than q fortnight
on Thursday afternoon and during the par Of YES
erdsy, vast snd rolling volumes ii smoke dsting
able, drifting fantastic shapes with the fury Of the
appearances towards evening deepened vivid blush
Of me On THusday night, the 'e- - Ii miles
Cadon but Yesterday morning, owing Oh nge IN the
wind, hey were nuch The devastating
hagrau0n has occurred nelr Ciemenion several miles be-
yond Observation-Disclosures Pendloton-a third
Chew's LandInE-and fourth near the Delaware.
We learn from persons have arrived IN the ci,y
from the vicinity VI the burning districts that several barns
cottages the pine woods, houses and large quantity
OF fencing have a-n 5Jey the flames; but happy
usly that lives have been losi. We informed, also
that Thursday night early ye-ttrtsy morning,
extensive cpnligration raging in quite opposite d.
reco" namely, South Amboy The value OF the wood
destroyed be immense and the fires are con.
tnue until they quenehed ia heavy showers Of rain,
unit! they die awsy for of iue..
Penn. Ing HiTeT. Of AITIl ..
ID Il
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NEW MARKET RACES.

vENIIE races over the Now Market Course will
n TUESDAY 22i Apri addition ~ enc grea,
southern iorsss Col Iohnaons stable grOun1
Hampton daily expected Many Others attendance,
when tho signal ~ batue sounisi.
tis.r Day Tao Mds Hea's, Pfosfisiors Purse $500
sEcoNn DAY e" 500
TIusp DAy--Tbfee Mis stlkes $500
90 13-at22iAp o. p HARE Proprietor.
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DEGrH or rHE REv. DE. mmNos,-I'hc New York pr.
pors the death Of James Minor D. D. Rector e
g. Georges Church. IN that city. lie died Tuesday
evening last his residence in Beeman Street. after III
no.s Of about five pr. W. has been for nearly
thirty years Rector Of ST Georges Church. rid had ur,
STAINED the list year Of his age. lie native Of Penn
sylyans. Norfolk Beacon.
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From tAe Philadelphia Morning Post.
HON. WILLIAM JAYS LETTER TO DIR. BOW

49, - -, ~
we d'd no, intend 10 nave nonece 'n's sy '"ssoh-ah
enason OF winch ius an'hot "h ~" DC nopeoI oe 800"
aA"'Heu' u nc - "o'so s"eeu'' ""a"k' "o"o'','s NJ
"sseu MUG" sue"o", We iee' " our uuv' Us
MOI !" ~'hho'u e"u,ey from Gu, 'eau'.s so.u' 'na'
'a' Il" no hh''n. anu '"', Tue N''e"eS w .e"'s
W." e'un'eie.' "'" 'nenasu e"e''' w. "'''' give
"'.ow ", "s eu"S'anSe u II. , ~, $50. A.,
-, o''-''u'0" ''us' 'A~e p''@'' anu "' S"'' ''
~, ... -, NJ. =. q,
We are nor o'.nu 10 ma'h n '"e o.V, ~, "a.
80 ~ "1 s'1'es. NV o'o',', ao N'ff 49,. II
., ." e''u p'oePN't; S"s. , W - 49,. " -.
80, 80, . no, uofe " .. 'e'"s $500 Wv "
a, - 80 o~ ..I' - ,.,. r. ,
80, ' az ~, pe $1,000, ,h Nj - :, IN, 80
,b So ~ ~ WV N' ~ " ~ "
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h~ ~ . p,i 1911, VII n.y. re s 80 h, - ha
s,,in', -, 80, ~ - 80, Nh &c.. ,,. ma
J,s.,iv. ,L L., .1,I, s,,Jn = To-, ~ h,n,a WI,
,i -, 81 r,, r., 49,, 80 ~. tn, f,,,v ,.,r.
bcn., ~ ~ ~ 10y 49,
al uo,, . siss,,,,;,n Z. 20 h. .g..,.3-h,xv N p.v
e,n,ri,,..v ia =, n. fyncd Wis, S,.t,. sh, .,,mp,se
-. ,n..,,,,s ,rh,h i'm. ,ons %, -,lv. L., M.
avoid NJ ,hI ,,.s,,y .,J ir.x c,,,hI ANY resort q,
,L,.i.,I CO..
: rba So,,h has immo,,.d the Constitution on the
alta, ~, I,,..y ,,d us. ,,,, RI n.css.,,, a., fI nm the
IIn,an i,ssIS =, ,hs s,m. h.o5x 6snd Rsmcn,b,r Mr
Rber. .r,,n. Win or vsi,hnni the Union, Rememb,r
tho rcsolan n,-s n, The mass ps,t,, At R.aur Son,h
C.riu, i, lsII III ~, ar, not perm-6 n, hrin, Te,
as into our U,icn peaeefuy and rpmately as now W,
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Yours, very respectfully,
WILLIAM lay.

Comment. We would respectfully ask Mr.. Jay where
he proposes strike thc line when the separation is made
The annexation ct Texas To be the moving
aDd such being the fact strikes that It would be pro
per put off with the SOUTH all those States that voted Tot
It. New York, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire, all
three stand IN ths category. They had the power had they
chosen H. prevent the
y complained OF by Judge Are they be driven
the Southern coniederacy along with Georgia and South
Carolina Ii his principle De carried such be the
result
North CaToinr we believe, went against annexation by
large majority VII the Judge take her the \ oEh.
cOnfeiCTacy ne proposes to establish
Bat it's useless u Pur-gr is subject further The free
States are, the iu abe others, this bu.
They have nobody blame bat themselves for
they had their power ward oil the blow which they
Leaf their strength he fatal descent. For
part, take shelter behind The shield of wash
ire'oa, which extended long he lived the
Constitution that hOld- together We Will
EiHs less dissolution OF tie Union We
hsl hoped that the spirit OF disaecon conned
South Carolina; certainly expected 1t in
New YorS and least OF all did believe to be
iruui ia the person If who writes his Jar
ch' taat the Old pGiroi WHO rendered
could re.sli: ;- ra!Ih What wold be his feelings
seeing 1t set 20 such ooeGL. -. ~ thsl
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ClIESrEaiiELD RAILROAD COMPANY.
u The annual meeting Of the Stockholders will be bed
NJ 'he Exchange Bank Of Virginia, Richmond MONDAY
2l.t April, ~ O'Clock.
ap D GEO. FISHER, President.
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NEW WHEAT REAPER

John 5. Gsacr, Junior, has shown the Drawing and
Model ~ new Roaping Machine invented By him, "i
construction totally different from any IN Its
worked by two horses hi chcd IN the rear instead
Of the side, and H not cumbous othcrs in
IL dspenscs with ake performing tina service IN man.
entirely and simple.
The machine combines bghtness and simplicity in con-
sfuction, with chcopn,ss of cost Good mechanics think
will perform admirably. He expects ~ have of the
machines ready ior the coming harvest Va. Free Press
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OK Drr-Thn Robert Tyler Esq. has in the press The
Road to OBLIVION, family drama four acts, dedicated
TO Despair, and illustrated with an ouf-side uieo Of the
White HOusc-fCrcs,ni Ctr.
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From the Albany journal Of Wednesday evening".

We have been favored with copy OF the following let
Ter from Gen Mnher vi the Assembly Mir Nven con
'eyng the painful negligence Of te probable and almost
certain dea.h OF hs beautu and interesting little boy who
has been with aim hear Tor several weeks:
. NV YORK, April s, lSI5
Dear SrBeioTe this reaches YOU the awful calamity Of
'he WRECK OF the Swallow will have caused gloom and sad
ness 10 thousands Through tho wnrchfu care OF
Almighty God, was enabled 10 my beloved wife
from ,e threatened awful death by ice or wafer or both
Aief he'pg IN the iceke water 10 necks about
hai an hour we reached the hurricane deck-and event-
ally another boat What has been the only sou
we know not. Just at the moment the boat parted and
went down. snaiehed him from his birth ROOM
and Committed HIM 10 friend WyckUil, at his w 81
request, having myself 10 lock for the safety Of Mrs. NJ
From that moment this have been abla 10 learn moth
ing OF either OF them My only hope hat they by
some means takn to he shore the wreck. That hope
Is not however. sufficient to afford much relief In our
solicilude.
could give you no adequate idea Of the scene IL should
attempt; aud will therefore attempt il.
Yours IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-14

W The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
,e fnhsn Manufacturing Company OF viii be held
" the faper MIL on Montay ts iAh April ut O'clock NJ
up did RICHARD WIIrPIgI.n pr,.,t..,
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NOTICE.
1--WE Members Of the Executive the Stat.
- cultural Society hereby Monday ne NJ ,l.
4h ns- The regular day Of the present month
PIX w NELSON Rec
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ThE STEAMBOAT DEAsTER-The steamer Thorn which
arrived an hour since from brnls the intel
senee that SIX addition oil bodies had been recovered
the. wreck -: the Swallow-.makiDg - In ali IHanp
argus Extra of Wednesday ,reniag.
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New spring and summer Goods.
GgEEks a. PoiNDEXTER, Merchant TaiIors, are now r.
- ceivinga choice and assortment the most
ash Unable goods in their line which they in
vte the attention Of their public most
OF them have been selected Europe with To our
ae within the last two months and landed bs, ten
days aaii-.os,
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NEW MUSIC.

lust received the following pieces of New Mu-
j SIC at the OLD established store, two doors east
Of 18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
NY sister Oh my sister-by l.. L. Chadwick.
When the early stars peepng-by G. Meneke
DAYS of my chlldhood-by c. +. Heuberer
The American National song of Liberty-by s.
Radon
Ask me no more to sing that song of gladness-by
Glover
The old church cock-by J. Long
Unfadng beauty-hy F. Petersea
The Free the German Rhne-by J. w. Hudson
Pm with you once again-by w. r. Dempster
The Matin bell
Jeanne Morrison-by w. R. Dempster
The voices of life-by G. ]. Webb
The bells, the bells of evening-by A. Lee
The Inch Cape Bell-by J. Parry
Stars Of the summer night!-by .. w. Whhring
on
Mary Hay-by r. Bruce
Little Eddie!-by j. N. Metcaf
The bold outlaw-Gee-by II. r. Bishop
IT'S very merry thng-Glee-byJ J. A. Wade
Grabbed age and youth-Quur,ette-by Rev. J. s.
Stephens
Come, Fairies, trip it the grass-gIee-by J.
Parry
Down the dark waters-duett-by C. Jeffries
The mariner loves DER the waters to roam-by A.
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Sweet ua,z-by C. F. Hebestreit
Indian summer grand waltz-by +. Bricher
Four easy waltzes-by j. B. Woodbury.
Life is a dIeam-grand waltz-by Strauss
Love not-a celebrated quicksep
Independent Grey's quick step-by B. Ress
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Nix my Dolly-a favorte quckstep
Village quickstep-by L. l.. White
Johnsons quick step. g. Jones
Fra tante angroscie, Rondo--by F. Hunter
Beethoven's celebrated andante-arranged by II.
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Favorte polka of the Rhne-by E. Wolf
Paris poka-by P. Schubert
Romance sans pawles-S Thalbcrg
Rubin polka-P. Schubert
Three favorite pokas-by c. Labtzky
Quadres les adeux-by V. Lazard
Ethiopian quadres, danced by the Virginia min
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La Gitana-by II. Herr
Childrens party quadrilIes-by Camelle Schubert
Rory o. Moore, with variations-by E. b. Bobers-
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Kings singers daily practically G. M. King
A companion to the choir-by G. M. King
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Jim along Josey
Ole Virginny break down-by Joe Sweeny
De ole Jaw bone--by Joe Sweeny
Ole Tare river-by Joe Sweeny
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