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Esos Ladies Dresses. Cesks, Csres Casdynsss nna
Nesfns aney Buiioss. ali aud e. nor. and ~
Nct latest patterns Alrcrns aud Other NV. :, Is
.nups' hnllion, 1nP head. sew ing siIk Mohslr snd
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EsisoRhNCE hrsid Bonnets Bonnet Vsivet. Rshho..
f"Nsefs, Bonnet rimrS, nnt' chips rs tleyr $780,.
ga" rLAib s'iK lining. justIeed hkIsKRIiss
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ENhLN'll 'loths &e.-supor6nc French etotI,. -.
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1 Nov. 5. nt =
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fEnty Do 81 E''~ $500 , .ass. %
iNrhNS-n pieces Eastern fIassy al a. sfIt,.. "a
- - teyeircd thrs dsJ 81 aFlnyF
Gsi.NNA EIh-ij pisses Hsd fiasaess
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pRRoPoeALs win he received a. the stove rso,n =,
= George Hahirssutl Tlrnrsday November stsh ir..
a. O'Clock y. NJ fsr making and putting IN -aIa or
what - commonly cac due s,-oullns on the esVr. ~
the Market House. fsuicalArs respects size r.e.
Srncion and alihe Information drsrsIe ga the subject
an lie given ~ calling ga the undersigned.
GEORGE EOBfNrOS
Nov ~ -.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.


de- jsneiro; .ehr N Williams Elliott Mayasua.. PR The
hp black eah
Island Baltimore built brig. full rig, painted Sisci and
bonn s% saw .h I'll -fss %
another, both bound mp Brig Afford ascn, ats masr.
Eho ws;ns and S or
ie.; .chr Z Jchnsoa. snedieoi. n York ~
the gale the "a INST of Cape Hat!era., and N
Sns and s csa
wa,hsd svebosrd and los sad the ,oass wm MssGal
sails and boats and had her baiw. badly into
port the command Of VIM Mason who chief nass
s SsaGs Ns. ss osn s New
Thompscn Wnsn Boston spoae on hs IN Instant ss
bound to New York with loss Of msnnss. A.o sehrs
Banner. Ogden from Pokomoke bound to New Haven; Che
zele Lndngtcn fm Nsnticoke do sid bark Iowa. Tnonp
PHIADrLrHIA Mach l2.Arr bark Wabash, Talbot frem
S : sst :
inst of Cape Haters encountered violent from NNE
hsh ear led sy .ss OF b. M SiI
ipg from Boston, hPacfc, Smith fom Mat,nzss "a nss
of Cape Hsteras encouptsIsd Tremendous gss rom GnL
New wsfO vpss from Esw y Ysst q ~ wis II /, f:'; Ri;
in with and bosrde brig Sarah Louisa Nes Bedford with
Of oil abandoned and water ia he, hodpy the
o% Sr c:ps :Ps RIsJoS:
sSrSSw ss H.Tsss on @ M Ga .eSs gaes. scps
We.cot Poy Eliza Ann Fail River Jane Hssdsr
son Clai NYork, Herald PsTse, Lake Lake. Pro
yidsnce; DAn Parker Cults NYok sloop Herald keynods
sur1o (, March lo-Ths slocp Mary Ann. Capt Floyd =
chain and ali his clothes and don't gss
his vessel on.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
LivEareoL CLAssryIcArIoH.

REAL EsrArE AT AucrIeN.-House and lot Al VIII
liam st. ~ front 24 rear by about 81 IT, house
and lot 43 William az ont 81 IT, side, and 60 the
other $a96o0 house and lot ss Maiden Lane, 254 'front.'
24 81 f. side and 903 the other oOO house
and lot l92 Pearl street, 2si 'front.' 67s side, with
ysrd in common, SAT a50 house and lot ll8 and 40
house and lot sse Pearl 2o 'front.' rear 6s side
and 69t the other, house aud lot 276 Water ST.
l2 'front.' IL 34t side and 364 the other 50 $50
two and lots II and ~ Dover st. A0s by about %
f., house and lot s67 Pear! ST. % front, rregu
larlot $3.50 house and lot 365 Pearl st. 2l 'front.'
regular S746o; house and lot s6a Pearl ST., 81 f. 10
inches 'front.' IRREGULAR $74SO house and lot Hague
Hague ST. l6a front. "a IT, 10 inches side, So 100
houses and lots ~ by a. Cherry and Roosevelt st. 81 by
SO and 10 Cherry st. ssi by about 81 IT, 400 house
and lot Monroe Walnut st. 20 by abou. 80 It.,
81 450 house and lot Monroe, adjoining Walnut st.,
20 by about 81 1885, three houses and lots adjoining,
each 30 by about 81 it, 1850 each two lots on
Walnut Monroe st. each 22i by 100 IT, 81 600 EACH
$4,000 two lots Monroe near Walnut st., each IS by
about LOG IT, 1925 each 50 $50 two parcels of land
at Bloomingdale, known Claremont and Monte Alte
containing together about 40 acres, s35 900
The New York herald., 1846-03-13

snow and Zoe fast melting away, and soon We may
expect more decent travelling
The sisps betoken active spring business and al
ready begin to the hustle and stir among the
merchants which denote confidence and prosperity No
croakpg 10 heard In streets Extensive prspara.
tops foot for pulling down some Of the anquated
buildings which abound in our city and supplying their
places with noble blocks Of modern stores and
houses is probable that the amount Of building In
the city this year will exceed that OF last year. large
it We shall get TO be quite respectable vii
lage.
The New Hampshire election took place yesterday,
and undoubtedly hard contest heard last
ming there in town from Dover the residence
of John Hale) which looked rather squslly for the
democrats. have not it myself You will hnd
all the have in the papers this morning, un-
dsubtedly. Tomorrow may nave returns enough to
guess the result The travelling being bad the
turns may in rather slowly, though understand
that efforts have been made to get the news from all
parts Of the State at the earliest practicable moment
short of running expresses.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13

r.ssI sin with frus 70 Frsnes Co Len b.scS:s x XsS
n. o;::: :: Is, ~;
6asSa FsaE Ssne. fS day: 'a'
ss Sss sr s:
Ssdors .i.i asSs bSI. OIL March o Ion ., spoke
5;SsW Pas; lin ihs ssd ,eots !Ps S,j.
sf March heavy gale the Ne carried away
s to n sr " ea ~ escs .aa
gulfto damsEes While landing large quaniy Of
''isf: 'rs day. y.x Orleans. with
IL f.s sffs s's
braatree eht with cargo Of ogwood and took
s az ss &c Saf
S%sd: ts%as s% ss 80 5s.' s:,i. February q, with
ssa: T .s &
lon ~ spSts sch Lochiel Of Cstne, sdays from Maanz I
Bi. jam. Roach Brown. 10 day. from ., Domingo city.
T asssa g Sss Ycii I
so a. se brig
fis S a FL
asos. sT :s
time ship wit white streak. sail bark
sI ed :es. G ~
psi.d ports and long top mas 10 sight. steering re- wind
Brig Pais Haven, days from Tobacco with 4o auiuals
Bs Appesoa tu.w Is d.y.
f x. Sa e a~.
si .. blvd "a. ...:s SPs s ss
March T a . q pT ss with port.
sn Tis: ri. 'I'.d "a
kins for Norfolk day. the only Am port 9Th
s % h stuff Gsp
tain AcKennsy that salt when be
Brig Black Hawk Robin;on from H.vsn. I.t inst with
Warren for New YoIi; brig ws1g.by. for New York,
to sesnh WsS Gays no" a''A1" ~''h
Ss e as 20 % % SPOKE ss
BAL a fs;',ssi II saas n.,. s
Brig ei:esro P.ei.Id c.os; csss with a. ,e.
Ss a'S "S fa9 e'a'' m o"en
hhds so bS. mos: to B.now = Pops with "
schr sarah iards. q days from Msnsine., Cubs. with
spanish :sh; coss.i, Dc Marie Roe. sNo. !. ssy: from
1ss q
,.s Sch, Isn.n. Bs6dss Is Sfy, from M;saG. with
M ss
Geoseown; sailed in company with brig Henrietta for Port
sehr Morning Star Holme. from J.emsl g Domingo Feb
.ehr Mills. of and from Phiisds with
s
IS: G;; = ss; { Il:
FIN New Orleans for Balt" 9TH, lat Is 36 Ion 80 spoke
schr F. Psmi,h Brswsss Wilmington, NC. with naval
brig Jefferson, days from New Orleans bound to New York
Lost deck load Of moasses carried main yard
schr Elizabeth Of Hsrwch 25 days from apor in St Dcmn:
in lat 8 7s So experienced heavy gale Of wind aud
fore hoom and gait and blew away her .ss lost fyng
lat a5 lon 70 the Elizabeth fell Ia with hermophradits
brig, with her lower standing and trysa setsup
her to be abandoned and took her be
built.
schr E'ge, Dyer days from Baracoa, Cuba with maho
gany, honey, and fruit
schr r Brown. from Wilmington, NC.
Schr Lady Of the Lake. from Norfolk.
Schr Jasper, Hamilton. Boston, mdse.
Schr Bichard Taylor Snow, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Mary Clark, smallv. Salem, mdss.
Schr James, Ingersol Philsdslbhia, coal.
Below,
3ships; bark: brigs.
Teeg sph below packet ship John Skddy, Skid
dy, from Liverpool, Jan 30 with indie, to X Kermit
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
MARITIME HERALD
PORT OFF NEW YORK. MARCH IL.


Cleared.
Ship Florence Paulsen New Orleans Mason Thompson.
sns @ %1' 'z $:ss
Brig Etrursn, Branscom Lasuira Nssmith & Walsh.
schr Myers. Fowler. Wa,hlngten. NC
ssS shr Aasnp Wsro Noo Hunter sco
Arrived.
fsst;, q 'hp Eddse % with
signal; w,h packet ship Daeh... oIi IA
charge Of merchant pilot at tbs time Mr. John F,edel
% In. went G
I'd TOOK si. pasis q K;
'useesdsa in getting of the .h,p. AID towsd her
xs
So lon standing the eastward supposed
. as. oa d:
FebDied on board second cabin passenger VIM Rogers. Of
.end Sl R. eee
Of Philadelphia His friends requested to send for his
Packet P.pes Ans, London FEB with
ia the early part passage, and into Of
sss. ws yse' On sd s % S ssa
4oA w. spoke the ship Scotia from Rotterdam for New Or
Packet ship welIinSon Chsdwel Jan s,h FIN London,
SSnss Vi !, john SGs spoke B brig
" FsS s .SS S' toa:is
Snip Ohio lyman from LiysrPso g Jan With %d's
changed signal. with baik Antoeon. bound March 50
sa 81 fs:Sy ssss
crew being completely worn out from excessive sbor
took po, on Tuesday of Banegat She has 10 stesge
Ship Zurich Thqmp.on, from Hsyre February o with
BIooiyn Of HALIFAX from New YORK Soaad to Lissrpoo il
Island ess 70 ssiys% sf ss
% p S;tS % prs
s% ss S.. @ s m.: q 4. ASsi The brig Robert
Ship r.naT Y0rsa g day, from she!d; & EsS.pS with
ss ss sSs, sh 4 1.
Ship FANNY 5wSasr Edwsds from K.m.eh.,t.. and Per-
sS
Swi.. ssalss Ssss Jans
Gray scnnsoa %onth. bbs. and heard i.E,ns
% %
ssS % rs .oSs % sa
rss e.. r. is
TS.%:: Bishop ss.s.Isoi %S;iS: 800 ss:; asa.
sses s;:s..ss ss sS: AZ a; n.
sS sss ASs lss ss iH salss
g. sS .ss s 5s John
oss i = aS .ssa ss
husor, bbs; Augs :, Sally Ann, Clark New Bedford
;ss ssh %sssS Go
Sr ss s I % assSS ia
bbl. seoLs Ppsh brig CsSesTds, 81 from sSnsm for Au-
81 4. liverpool for Apalaehco. supplied her with
shp Probus, Devres from Antwerp, Dec a. to Gerdins
ship L.'h.m II days from New Orleans, with md'e
Sss. 81 y tsy s.,9 Gn A.ss @ si'.
q !. ~. {sS S.,:,,sv :,,sv..n.A With "
The New York herald., 1846-03-13

eh ostsyus Cobora. for New ossss q Lsvsssss. sss
ImnsroSl. FEB AR Lacy Gould sts. Norlssas. wish
ss.1y Io1a Nos,a; Goss1aor Ds,i. Upsos js:
ss sss :.s:
Lurmaa. Byme. Bsltinore; Fred,,cs. Atkesos Bo,tcs
pi. ss fi.; NJ s
s co. sdioa.
sss
more Ioai,. Gait do; M.shon Johnson, Nor
is. sssis a
0ps9 aa5qss Sn s9 bark Dh' Ams' for Canton ''0s
LONDON, EeS S.-4rs Gambia. Smith, ChsIle;se. ,.,
for fh.d:pha VIII; J,i BIZ F;;.a'yl7'a
Lyle ,s, rafisi,aaiA q S 90
o?T ss w
TsiT.Ts a-AT josephine, Hay. New York ash. sid
pnasco FeS is-n port brig Elr.sbe,h. Of PhilsdePha
e. e ri'S III 3! New ss
Bs.rcs March ~ bark John B,ouws, suoa from
lbs; i:;s =; is s.; ss
s:.,y s: Il. s snd "a % S;
Esi si:s srs:s af i n q:
Koppiseh Raynss Nswburypor 10 ro!to eo orse
:sS1: s1;t6 ss; L.ss:. Y::I
s9.
bsf coraelis Csrs. M:samo!s and Albert :.st,:d
.as
h's ss% March ss gop.. sD... Psi..ss
E.sRso4a Ssss:s;: r.: :.s;;isss;S ;
ovcrboaId par OF de * load Of molasses and b
ssyiS oa Ss 81 s
s : IL. Eai: :ss
s :n s
soD g sSs e. % s.
Genius DewOfs PslsSslphi: for Boston, 'ehr May Nick
Il HSssa.: fSss sfs Hs5 :ss.
Ss I s ;ss ss Rio !. j.
Svis sarah Louisa, ofs pilot boat; schrs Win. Put
dsy s0S sood
sse 9 ssn.s IN Il
e. As:s:s
sss:zs :ss Ss:s::
x%s FOR f. FAN or
sa
" s Msa MSd Ard .is'es, from
M,one Point 70. Ghsssto1: sloop. Point judith Hsy:
ava 40" ~@~s ~~@~SA
Nr.ros1, tSm March brig Hosun Clark FIN Nor.ns
PHIIxpELrHIA NaIch is-Arr bark Navau. Cole. Per
nambuco bark Chester vandyke I'm New Orlssns 2nd inst
%s % See M -.
ship with loss Of her manmast and bark with loss o main
and ton:s yard ALSO passed great quantity Of spsI: A9 M
i sasa " with &. ssas:
o ss s
;Sbosn bris saa snov xsc I
10 with the brig Sarah Louisa siukiDs cond.ion.
Known took of the officers and of the crew; sans day.
passed sehI rstsogsed sps :s,ndinE shp s1on'sas 6
Port au Prince Boston, before reported
taken in by brig OcIana, bound 70 New York The
p. ss e X.o :eh Doves s.
ward anInown, which baiwsris broke ,.snehsca
50 lon os v ths schr laying close reefed n.n
sail, the Irhoard hesm By heavy Sea- hic9
rsw asr s
which swept from the deck bales Of cotfon
% ;si 7ss s;.s 6 css css.
sa.n .chr Mary AnS Guest. RcE:y n 9 York Sch 3rs TwS
Do. Church, from York Cd brig Ida ss;.Oa. foIs
PoKr wALrHALI March 7-sd schr sqeivs Brcthsr 70!
New York Arr 9TH bark Harmony from New York, 70 load
~ PsosDsser vi ,saa March scSr Adelaide. Kelly Ys
Tiss Tisssrs. sat cn~:l! from Apssshiso.; sch. 1T: d
ST. JosrrH Texas Feb al-In port h.iG die
truds ready for sea Decatur waiting orders Ty Not r.
dy: St Rosa waiting ordes aso schrs fulash, Ausntie
Aurora, Aurslia, and eaml Noyes
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
Passengers Arrived.

LvERrooL-Packe ship LiverpooI-Anthony Nooth. Mrs
Hesiewood Master Heslewocd. England: Capt g Oakey,
of Tangier Guards VIM Smith, New York; Noes Matthias,
France.
LrERpooI.Pscset Ship New York9Ms Robertson. Mr..
LONDON Packet ship Prince Alert-N Wills, dan ghter
and fNew ork Chas Denne aad lady Of Bo
u Maholsy Wilson and Lews.ou Of London; and so
in he st-.rage.
LospoS Packet Ship wsllngtonJ Mickey. Capt Jaekson
30 ia tsersg-
steer &c.
q bAvRE-ship Zurich-A Dexter Whitessswn: l.. Basg.
Utic,; L. Lieutenant erie Armes Francaise
II. Carn.a Pris; Charon, France; Mannheuer, Mu-
Yok Miss L. Guinand, Brene and thirty hve sesags
sepgers.
fERs ship FsnnyCsp Burgess, Capt Bar.
clay, J Iunckum
81 MAsxs-Brig AIm<da--slr H,lh Capt Kelly.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13

FROM ST. DoMMso-Capt Burgess, of the brig
Souther, which arrived here yesterday from Cape
that at the latest dates the troops prepar
ing for general march against the Domnicans The
guard Of the army left Port Prince the 10th. The
Hay items said have force of 80 900 men, and
navy Of ave six vessels Another revolution, and
new dictator expected the results Of this move
mont. Tho diMcuy with the French Consul General
bad not been settled.--.ideertiser Boson March IL
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
90 m m E II CIAL.


Pots. .......... .............. 81 bbs.
pAs-. - Sppis,
bREApsTurTs.-With q much reduced stock and i'm
proved demand Flour has been better request both
for export and to 60 east Sales have been to q con-
siderable extent at IS so, Gsnesse Holders are NOR
nrm and dsmand 81 So Very little arriving via New
Orleans Not much doing in Wheat-lsst sales ST IS.
RyeSome sales to arrive 8. cents deliverable the
opening of ths river Corn, white 69 yellow, GO 50
cents Oats, as a 47 cents.
fRovnIoSs-PoIk continues heavy. Ohio, now,
Mess, slit; Prime 9f Beef Mess, So $s3; Prime, SIS
s5t; Lard To-; Talow, 7Ic; Butter heavy Good Wes-
tern dairy, IL l5c store, 10 q lie.
CorroN-Theie was good business done Today in
this staple, and the market 10 very firm. The sales
amount to about 900 bales-ths most Of which has
been.taken by spi9ners.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
New Hampshire Eiection Returns.
The following are the returns 30 far a. received =

The democratic candidate for Governor, Jared
w. Williams, it will be perceived, thus far wants
2,27S votes to give him majority over wings and
aboltionsts; The remaining towns In the counties
we have given, may materially affect the result.
Four counties remain to be heard from, via
Cheshire, Coos, Grafton, and Sullivan These four
counties in 1874, gave majority OF 9e6 for Polk
over both Clay and Birney. 1t will thus be seen
that the result isvery doubtful; most likely there
will be no election of Governor by the people, The
complexion Of the Legislature, then becomes mat
ter OF great importance. The democratic majority
in the last House OF Representatives was about 80,
so that the wings and Haleltes have great odds
to overcome. The election for Congressman seems
to run pretty evenly with that for Governor. We
shall probably hear the result definitely some time
this morning
The New York herald., 1846-03-13
Foreix,, Importations,

GrBaALrAR 4 MALAoA-Bark Doug'u-5o bales wool ls6
bird seed qporce half bales rark
pkss matted pkRe u 50 casks wine ooA bIs
anin. ll2 half kegs grapes kegs rasns les sing
Fncia asks sherry wine bbls do bxs preserves
trunk mdzs Harmony Nephews col pkss Patrick ssran
chan.
logs m.hcgany ~ bales sslico
logs cedar hogsheads honey fosns Hawkins26
hhds I brl money LoveIand.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13

BALTIMORE. March IL, ls46.
DsHshtful Wsaihsr.d Brutal Murder Methodist Con-
tsrsnss--.A Spiritual Wifs" Csse-De Msyr-Stoek
Board, Markets, re.
We continue to enjoy the same delightful weather
which has prevailed for moro than week past. Our
streets not only clean Of the of ice and
which we readof as still being piled up in New York,
but actually becoming dusty Even at this early hour
in the morning, 70 o'clock) brisk walk Of half mile
has put me in thorough perspration.
poor old black carter was brutaly murdered in this
CITY, by drunken whito rufian, named Thomas Burns
The negro standing quietly on the sidewalk when
Burns and two others came along, the former picking
up a wood-horse, and with one blow on his head,
lodged in JAIL principal and accessories to the deed
The negro about IS years OF age, has family and
is represented to have been SOBER peaceable and in
Tho Annual Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church assembled yesterday morning in the
Rev. s. A. RUSSELL and VIM. o. Lumsden were elected
Secretaries The Rev. John A. Collins offered pream-
troversy between the Northern and Southern division of
the Church, which ordered to be printed without
being read The Conference then agreed, by vote of
90 to to sit with closed doors for the remainder Of the
session The early starting Of the exciting question of
sodps m Il
and impractoable in the Conference. The excite
ment among the Church membership i. becoming very
high and the closing of the doors in their faces will not
tend TO allay it.
lady and gentleman from Columbus, Ohio, arrived
In this city, few days since and took quarters at
of hotels man and wife but it they were
only practising spiritual wifsry" They seemed to be
as happy the day and night too, long, and
loving two "tHrkle doves" Yesterday, however,
lady accompanied by male friend, arrived at the ho
tel and made enquiry for the gentleman and, at her
quest shown up to the room Of the loving couple
whore he and his spiritual partner d:shasus
slipping honey from the fountain of nature The remain
der Of the better be imagined than described
but the real wife, with her fugitive husband took their
departure for the west this morning. leaving the spirit
ual" one to shift for herself
The shadow Of resumption bill }" which mention
ed yesterday as having passed one house Of the Legs
ature, was defeated in the other, that may
fairly be yoked together with Mississippi
De Meyer gives another concert tomorrow evening,
and will, of course, have q crowded house.
Madame Macarte makes her 6rst appearance in Balti.
more tonight at the Front street Circus to be opened
by Messrs Howes
TAE MARKErs-The -four market il growing more
6rm. 500 bbls Howard street sold yesterday at
81 u.s. and 400 at 81 6s1 There is nothing doing City
aills; there few holders who would sell under
S. Small sales OF wnisksy 10 bbs at ~ cents and Of
hhds a, "a 23}; stock very light.
STOCK BoAKD.-Maryland IS closed yesterday at 772
for sale n bid-an advance OF cent the sales OF
Yesterday Bal imos S. 1896 closed ss} for sales
9si bid sales at est Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
snarss closed at at FOR sale ~ hid no change.
The New York herald., 1846-03-13

BosToN, March IL, 1876.
a Roto at the National Theatre-hlr Brougham's
Benefit at the Meicdeon-7M Secrets of Odd Fsi-
ioeship Erposed-7he Weathtr-Spring Bust
ness-Nep BMldings-Ne,o Hampshire Election,
&c. &c.
There was a great row at the National Theatre
last night. 1t grew out of some Misunderstanding
between the manager and MIR. Thorne, relative to
the parts which Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne should play.
As they did not appear the play the audience set up
tumultuous call for them. The manager endesvored TO
explain the matter and Mr. Thorne also told his side of
the story after which he left the house The calls for
him continued, however, until he gain made his
appearance upon the stage, and stated that in conse
quence Of his first Speech Mr. selby had peremptory
discharged him. The announcement increased the OK.
citcmen to fearful PITCH and the friends Mr. Thorns
who seemed to have almost exclusive possession of the
pitt Immediately began work Of destruction which did
not terminate until the seats up the
Ssyoo % ,%ssnSo inns 10 and
their hands upon. An immense number rushed upon
the stage others rushed out Of the house to get away
from the turmsii, and altogether it was tremendous
row.
MIR. Brougham had a brilliant benefit at the Melodson
Monday evening" which occasion he presented TO
his friends rich treat He was one Of the greatest suf
fersrs by the recent destruction of the Howard Athe
nsum, which BY the way, understand, is to be mms.
The workmsn are already engaged in preparing tho
ground on which the new Museum is to be erected ON
fremont street
There 10 q company Of men now in our city, who are
engaged in exposing the secrets Of Odd Fellowship
Some Of them have been members OF the order and have
been expelled or have seeded and now come before
the public with full revelation Of all the secrets They
give representation Of the interior of q Lodge 70
through with the usual routine Of business
the important ceremony Of initiation of new members,
and also Of comforting the degrees Their exhibition 10
attracting considerable attention The Odd Fellows
quite numerous In this city, and throughout the State
They embrace large portion Of the young and middle
aged men Of this community and their great
Whoever attacks them will md that he has formidable
opponent TO battle against am told that the csrsmo-
MES attachedt this institution have recently been
much changed and perhaps this has been done In view
Of the revelations to which have alluded The order
has many bitter opponents, who striving to bresk
down.
The weather continues delightful The streets, how.
ever, 10 awful condition person ought 70 inauro
his Life before he undertakes 10 ride through hsm. The