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tring the most critical period of my life,
! she preserved order in my affairs, from
the care oi which she relieved me she
gently reclaimed me from dissipation ;
she propped my weak and irresolu,e ma
lurc; she urged my Incidence to all the
exertions lha, have been useful and
CT edilable TO Inc and she was perpet-
ually al hand 10 admonlsh nv heed
lessness aad improvidence. To her |
owe that | am not ruined outcast /;
to her whatever am; TO her what ever
lha.! be. In heI solicitude Tor my in,
Fterest, she never, for moment. forgot
my feelings or my character. Even in
her occasional resentment, Tor which I
but often gave just cause, (w"uld to
Gnd that ! could recall these moments y
she had no sulenness or cImony her
feelings wrrowarm and imprtuous, but
she was placable, tender, and constant /;
she united the most attentive prudence,t 30
| the most generous and guieless nature,
with spirit that disdained the shadow
of meannesS, and with the kindest and
most honest heart. Such was she whom
| nave LOST; and I have lost her when
her excellent natural sense was rapidly
improving, and Wondering our tempers
ito each oih-'; when a knowledge of her
worth had rrfNed my youthful love into
f irndship. before age had deprived it Of
much of lis original ardor. | lost her,
alas (lhe choice Of my youth and the
partner Of nv misforlunes, a, moment
when had ihe prospec II her shareing
my better days. This, my dear sir,
is a calamity which the prosperity Of
the world canno, repair. To expect
that any thing IN this side Of lie grave
can make it up, would BE- a vain and dc:
lusive expectation. fl had osl the giddy
and lbonghllrSs companion ofprosper-
it,, tile world could easily have repaired
myloss bur have lost the faithful and
tender partner Of my misfortunes and
my only consolation is in that Being.
under whose severe, but pa,elnal ci1as..
tisemsnt, I am cut down to the ground
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A LunIcRu1us. MISTAKE

~ one night Majj1r GoI G,s -
Of G. with one or Two others, who were
supping at the Bugle Inn, at Newport,
agreed 10 amuse themselves in his
manner. A scene from "OMel1o" was,
fixed upon-OlhelIo by the Colonel,
who in order to look the character,
blackened his face all over with burn,
cork.
::!The nigh, was far spent, when Lady
B's coachman, who waited 10 drive tin.
Colonel home, and WHO had made sew
eTal attempts to get the Colonel away,
and sent up WORD that she couldn't
keep his horses GU any longer, and il
tue Colonel didn't come Immediately,
he must dive directly to s., without
HIM" The latter NOT wishing to com,
promise IN old servant, instantly COM
piled, and dismissed the carriage al the
lodge, walked up to The house, let hn>
self in with the latchkcy, and went
straight To bed, quite forgetting that his
fac, was blackened all over.
In the morning L,dy c. awoke,
and turning round, discovered a olack
man snoring By her side7 Too much
frightened 10 scream; she jumped ont Of
the bed, rang the bell iir'usly, and
wound hersrlf in the ed,curtains..
In rushed the Iady's maid and house.
Keeper.
'Ohmr'am! what's the matter ma'am!
cried both in ii breath. - =.
'NolhiDg happrned 10 the Colonel,
hope, ma'am2' said the butler "a. the
door,
Hope master amt took with fit,
ma'am pursued the footman, peep
ing over tie buffers shoulder.
Oh! take it away! take it away .
cried Lady C, speaking with great
difficulty, and giving herself another
twis' in the bed curtains. -
'Whas is it ma'am 2 said the femme
de chambre, frightened out Of he, wits.
is it in The bed, ma'am 2 inquired the
Iousakeeper, waddllng up to it,
'Kna a.aw, Kna>aw!' snored the
sumbering Ohetlo.
Thieves! Murder = screaming the
women, running out again.
DON'T be alarmed ma'am = said the
butler boiling in, followed by the foot
man and groom, ARMED with what
weapons they could lay their hands on.
well soon secure, the rascal. Lads,
mind your heads!'-and with this he
gallantIy Aourished the Colonel's sabre,
which he had appropriated 10 himself;
and supported by the rest of the party,
App cached the bed.
'Hallo!' roared the Colonel, starting
on his heads anlipndcs, for he had been
awakened by the hubbub.
Old Nick J. by gum = cried .tilr
groom, over'urning his, compa,riols in
his eagerness TO esr"pe.
Help I! Murder = vociferated Lady
c., stamping and jerking down The
bell pull.
Help! Murder reiterated the foot
man, scrambling out Of the room on all
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and to &c through all their shanteee.s and
point out those he saw engaged: in the
riot This man escaped by;@leapihg.
over several fences, and can. identity
those who were in pursuit of him. :
We underslshd the: 'Feriy-Master, at
the South Ferry, would not allow The
Germans to go over this morning, ,6
4 P. Sit is ascertained that two
Germans were killed, and it is feared
that the loss of life is. greater than at
present appears In the afternoon, pre-
vious to the ioutrage' alluded to, large
numbers Of lrishmen were seen ssun>
tering about the groceries and tayerns in
Atlantic ST. Towards night, they had
become pretty well intoxicated, and
stood about the streets in knots, de.
claring their intenlionio attack the Ger-
mans, when they passed homeward.-
Information of their movements was
conveyed 10 the Iaborers, who we're eau.
toned Before leaving their work, not to
60 through the streets where the Irish
were cungregated. They either did not
understand This pfecau,ion or depended
on their own arms for defence. Aeon,
pany Of them had just reached the midst
Of The rioters, when they were assaulted
with stones; clubs, knives and other
weapons.''
The Germans reireated, but were
pursued by the IIish, and it is feared :,
tha, qui,e number were despatched and
put out Of sight. Quite a numherof
German women we're over TO Brooklyn
this morning, looking for missing rela>
tiyes. =; i- ss. :
The Two men who were chased down
Kelsey's alley, are given up for lost, as
no race can be discovered Of them after
they entered the narrow passage, from.
which there was no,reueat.
!. The mob consisted Of about so or co.
Irishmen, who ale saidsto be5slrangers
in Brooklyn. A number ofsthe Ger. !
mans had their limbs; broken, and seve.l
raj received serious injuties on their
heads, from the weapons Of their oppo-
nenls-E E1k fess.f. $s
Almost q Riat: Nv learn that; iiio
unusual quiet stoWa.o Boiling ems
in;this state. e.swas thrown into great ex..
citemcnt FAST week. 4, Fle reports that.
The Judge of the Circuit Court, then in
session, gave the GRAND jury specially in
charge the subjecl Of gambling, and res
quired them to enforce the lawson that
subject :, =. f,>.,'''
The jury, in pursuing their examinations,
um-moned before them Mayor Omy,
refused TO answer question and there
upon was committed TO jail for a con-
tempt OF court, and until he would an.
swer. In The evening the excitemen.
among The ci'izens of the town became
very great, and they threated 10 denol,
ish The Jail II Mr.. Oury was not liberia
ted., At length the excitement became
so grea and the demonstrations so une-
quivocal, that TO protect the county
property, he was liberated. The next
day, we are also told, TWO members of
The bar had personal conflict, growing
out of the same malter.-Ss. Lou Rep.
Biblical Curiosity.-The 2lst verse
Of Ezra: chapter Z. contains every letter
of the Alphabet, and is ,he one illus dis
,inguished: "And ], even l Artaxer-,
Yax tho l inn dn MIL O a dncrnn "a Ii
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Yankee Doodle IN Austria.-We clip the
following paragraph from a letter in the,
New York Herald, daled Vienna, Feb. S.
1886: "Vieux TeMbi has been performing
for some time in he Imperial Opera Houes.
and his popularity in city where music
Of every kind is 50 closely criticised, must.
be highly fauerine to him. He is decid-
edly great favori:e, and is always warmly
received. A few evenings agoI was pres,
ent a, one Of bis performances, and Wit.
messed an occurrence we'll calculated to
excite 'be enthusiasm of an American
heart. Vieux Temps had foishet a series
Of his pieces with the Carnival Of Venice
he was called nul again, when he siruc L
mp Yankee, Doodle with variations This
sell the whole audience, into perfect
uproar: Amerirauer!' cried out,one 0rlhe
Austrans 'Bravo!'a a hundred Others /; and
you may vel! imngine that we Americans,
three or four in number, found it rather
difficult to sit sIil during this enlhusia tic
expression offeeliug for our beloved coun-
try. Alth close of The piece the applause
was unbouudvd., Vieux Temps was called.
obt rhreb times beiore the curtain fell. ahd,
twice afterwards the andicnce cash lime
receiving him Standing, and greeting him
standing, and greeting him with rounds
ofaPplauoe, while nearly all the, ladies 10.
the house were clappios their hands 10 the
best Of: their abilities. There. is one bog
10 this house known as the English box.
casl my eyes towards II, aud found i,s
oecupiers silent observers of the scene,
I probably feAectins on Bunker Hill, Lex
!: ington. &c." !,,,1a.se ai
i -.fr '.'..r'.'ns,- 80. ,Ts..s- ~
ynThs Ameydan Multiplication Table. .
l4Thisisiths head whichsths Hsgers,oxS,
Herald places over i!ssniartiaat lis,,
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Biblical Curiosity.-The 2lst verse.
Of Ezra, chapter z, contains every letter
Of the Alphabet, and is the one illus dis
,inguished: "And ], even l Ar,axer--
xes the king, do make decree to all
the treasurers which are beyond the riv>
er, that whatsoever Ezra the priest. the
scribe Of the law of God o!' Heaven
shall require Of you, it shall bedone
speedily" ~
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A subscriber Of the Christian Adyo>.
cate being called on TO pay a bill Of 81
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Foreign lsnpo rtasiOns.

CANToN-Ship Lucas-s cs raw silk Edwards Stoddard
10 do silks Munsel Whirmoret do lacre ware to
do 22 hyson do $50 half do 500 bxs do liz chests
kay 50 half hyson half do d.
powder do 500 9Th boxes do 30 do canisers ga M chests
imperial 500 boxes SO cansters half souchong
1900 Is ID boxes 664 pouchong chts do 1919
order.
BarMnS-shp Atlas-2sos bars iron q Beck Kunhardt-
wing Schneider- cask NJ Kramer co-367 bxs Poerier
Tryes-l35 do Henschen Uak,r-8 do BakeI-3l casks
GssdiagcS hIs jug Bshrmina DO w.,t.
eriO0 bxs Des Arts HueserI2 do cks Ahrenfrld2l
casks Groshem Clspham-2 do 81 books Muller-3 do
bales Cottenet co.'s bxs Bryon-l trunk g II Simon
Shively Of Philad-t2 Bemhemer cos Schro-
der CO.'S bxs T Grunentha co.lz do L,lendahl
coll eases Thorspeeken & co, Of Phad-5 do Mut
col do Hoose yietor-l DO H Ward ~ do Hedon
& of Boston-2 bxs C w Thomas-2 do Speyer-9 do
Winterhof, Piper & K'rck-7 d. 6 cks w Warwick-so
H sandheimi do Holman < COS do Aiken < Sander
pkgs lenschen Unkat-2 do French, Wells col do
Hsyes 40 WsRssdS do MseI ecK KaS DO
&c bxs Nspier-6 Meyer Stuck-n-3 q kreymburs
col bx G Emenput.ch-25l bxs % chests. order.
HAMBuRG-Ship Leil,tz-i cases q Ruben-i Socheret
Hesseb burg COL bale 7 Frcndenihal-3C Beck Kun
kardi cases Granenthal col box Lippod-a cases
Loeschigk Wcsendeck-2 Ahrenfsidt-i Bourry diver
Meyer-2 bbls sam Emmes col case Solomon Har-l do
Seymour Cos Weschfy ldt-l7 @ WAINWRIGHT do
Aquilla 9u,ras Wedelss Meye,1n W seht-S do D NJ
NJ Bruke-3 do Schmidt Balched bills Bueusnan-H
+ Heenrichs-2O bbls c Innes-3t Maliele-2s
order.
TRUx LLoschr Zerviah-ia dog hides 81 log. mahogany
log ends do 5000 cocoa nuts box Wood box bullion
CARDESAs-srg Sarah Beney2Os hhds sugar 1870 bxs do
MIRAGoANE, st Domngo-Bark Canton-30o tons logwood
266 sticks mahogany. IL cedar boards A Rossire.
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BALTIMORE, August Ii, ]

baltimore, August Ii, lolO.
The 7elegraph-Remains of Major Ringgoid-
Camp Meeting Preparations, 8e.-Tom Johnson
in Limbo-Em,gamts, &c.
The sympathetic wire between Baltimore and
New York is still PROSTATE, from the effects of its
contest with the storm king. When it will be re-
paired no one seems abe to foretel. Had the
line from Philadelphia to New York have been
constructed on the line of the railroad four of the
last five days might have been saved. The fact
Is, these telegraph lines do not seem to have been
either constructed or managed according to the
progressive spirit of the age. The "penny
wise" system seems to have been pretty general.
Iy adopted
Capt. Kane, of the Eagle Artilerists. has re-
ceived letter from Major McRea, of the United
States Army, informing him that il has been
deemed advisable not to remove the remains Of
Major Rnggold until the weather becomes cold.
err, which in that climate does not occur until the
last of September, so that in a | probability the
funeral will not take place until about the LIT of
December. This uecislon is undoubtedly wise
one, and it will give time to those companies
from the neighboring States and the counties of
Maryland, TO fully prepare for their contemplated
excursion to tins city on the occasion. 1t will,
undoubtedly, be one OF the greatest military pa
rades ever witnessed in this country.
No less than seven steamboats,, sevcral trains of
cars, and all the carriages, barouches, ggs wa
CONS and furniture carriages in the city are en-
gagged for tomorrow and Sunday to carry our
ptous population to the camp grounds. which are
in preparation in various directions. The demand
for whisky, and liquors of all kinds Tor the
taverns along the roads, has caused quite revival
Of tca1ie among our distitlers and liquor dealers.
Marriage makers are employing extra hands to do
the repairing Of vehicles consequent these
turn-outs; and the horse doc sors are studying the
various cures Tor sprained, lame, and wind-broken
horses' however, as the horses have got no souls,
ana the chufches IN the city are not capable of
conta ming these numerous wocshippers let them
go It while they are young, and the devil take the
consequences.
Tom hnson, the comedian, who has recently
for the purpose of films an engagement az the
Bowery; but learn that he passed tbronab
PhIladelphia he was serZed on the charge of de-
sertlng his wife and children and not being abe
TO give bail for their maintenance, was carried to
prison, where it is said he is still confined Tom
abroth of boy, and rumor has it that he is
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New ORLEANS, August &. 1916

Nems from the Army-Heaih of the City, &C.
There is no great news from the seat of war,
although vessels are arriving every day The
Alabama arrived yesterday. but the only news
she brought was, that the army was on the move,
health good, and that the Matamoras RsucaUe had
ceased to beat Indian depredations are spoken
of, and it is stated that McCollock' rangers had
been despatched to protect the Mexcans against
their old enemies. the Cumanches. Rather an
odd proceeding that
The city here is remarkable, and unusually
healthy. No yellow fever has as yet made its APP
pearance and it may keep off, but it is thought
We shall have small sprinkling of it anon. In
the worst years il generally has commenced late
IN August according to the tables, III which am
pretty well posted up" being one that have
never before " frlzzled' in the burning rays OF
southern sun.
there Is no local news of any interest stir
ing. The Louisiana volunteers are coming
back every day. "True it's true, but pity tits
that tits true" Business is dull, and there is
thing in the way of amusement stirring, which is
not particularly pleasant. The report that the
Empress Josephine Clifton had married Place,
the ''agent' Of one of the theatres here, has
caused great chatting among theatrical people,
and the admirers OF the lady.
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COM m EkClAL.
New York, Friday, Au9ui

New York, Friday, August IA.
CorroN-The demand to-day somewhat improved
and the sales amount to about 1900 bales nearly the
whole Of which taken for export.
TEAS AT AucrioN-Cargo Of the ship Geneva-Terms;
notes at months.
Hyson23 chests at AZ cents per ID % chests AZ $50
Young Hyson-2a half chests IA, 10 do SO, Is do 81
80 do 561 10 do 54a 25 do 64 35 do S. 10 do 52 70
do So 10 DO 5li as do So II do 40. 10 do A. do 40
II do asa "a do 80. 10 do 81, 81 do 36i 90 do 81
43 20 81 20 do 80, 80 do 81 81 do ASIA o. do "a &c
do rs 50 I5lb boxes 49, do 391s 43s half chests
withdrawn
Twankay-20 half CHI ests 251s; 300 do withdrawn.
Gunpowder-5 half chests Al. do aOls SO do 40, -
do 2sh 1871 do withdrawn
Imperial7 half chests al, do 401s Sc do 40, % do
3sh
Oolong Souchong1l half chests ~, 30 do 90; 20 bxs
33is; so i3lb bxs 25ls; $50 do Withdrawn
Chulan Pouchopg-5O half chests 80; so do 2s
Oolong-7 hall chests 42IS
Pouchong-2o half chests l51s SO do IA go do with
<rnWn
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s'l s;: IL es;sHi s o. % a g. H''.y I'm r'r
ssSs .s 'sx sis' nd 1S e.. Ms's'i
's s1ass, July s-Sid Nh Carlos, Watson, Boston. No
+ Tsns.H' July s-ln pcs ship Liverpool. Mcclellan. une
TsisDsD. July ss.a Port, brig Cohen, Jr Morley, fin
TsvI,IlSs July ss-S port ,eh Retrieve NiekssOn, for
s ksss. 4 e. ss brig, s''A Wood Wood
AysrsrA Aug s-Ar sehr Grecisn' rh'' CID s'h ons
i saIe Tsss LSass S
By: Il; TIS Pitt
sssI ss SsS
Eli: i s.i y c'E ssa.s no cSs:sSss.
Parker Gsyeston; bss Sarah Williams !hompsop Glen
ssfs. s.sSs
;ss .Sa E. ratiI Eysias Betsy
s;: g.s:; xxx s1 Ss
surxs; cruise. visiting shs %ss.ss .eSS: LssIada
ssls ssIs ais: h G.s. A
ssS ,yr, Law'sps: MsessE York bark
ssa SSssSs f not
as errone ously stated
I iss sn; ssst SsS
York; Orb Hubbard from Po.t Spain, Trinidad CID 3,h
s fsn '.''
slime. .ehr Ksee FhcaL New
"A. :h HS%s Mill; ,"S
cl%tSn. Tue: wsha; i,th savannah, Bolls: Ph,ia.
"a S Ss.ss 4 s5s
Bsys:, II his port hence for the Pacific 18th. 18Th
brig ys.S s ElS s rsas $.s
3 q vsHss iI.hv GSmsS yIs". Oh
Mahon.y Philadelphia lith, Ez beth, and Stafford,
Sd 10Th brig Palestine, starevant London; sehI Bssey.
M.nIroso. Aas PAR 'ehr Hope phla Sid steamer
sbstisd roy Asa
General Wilson. iaiieei. do: iih Patrick HsaIy Key
;sS%h Ss Ass'% w Fn,
Ssid 90: fsliss:. p.;%s Galveston; SER. ss; Nj
H ess Santiago . h1sH:a McK . ss'r
s,ces ship shanansa Patisn Braao: Santiago; Home,
Sss ca a. s
fta SP Efee saS 1y
fSss. as
pS51 L,vfssa and Ss3sof. MHssIs Crane and Belle
81 rs ships fs
inside and ouside bonnd Of them supposed TO be
% l s.
Albany: Compes. Ellsworth; Ottoman, Bangor lips Martin
Edwin WI Fsifb s ' wSHsS
Nry N AYE r bark yoI Benson Thai New
sis sT r sT A % . aa
Augusta Mnw Bs%n 'fF' Roswell King ph'
Aq P. AH 'eh Oregon Post and Ban
folk Va Sd f ;Sa FSS 81"
Boston; sarqae Markets. Wells Ms.snaas Bremen brig
Bremen, Roper Bremen brig. VIM. Price, Homer days
lroweli Boston; Chatham Nckerson Charieston; Hyias
French Boston; Sarah Louisa. Tomlin. Bosom; Adams
sS Foster seh, o
der Borden, Rhodes Providence: Delaware Harding, Bos
Cynosure Waite Portand Uncss Chapman. Norwich,
John g Adams Sannder.. Hartford barge Midi esex VIII
cox, NfoIk steamer Rp Van Wlntie from aspe May:
unknown IN the bay bound up.
Prov August PAR brigs Marceus, Earnham,
and Chna MrIrYman pictou Mslsz,c Nichols New Or
Relief Brown Chemyheld; schr. Britain tBri Atkinson
mum Go.se Suffolk Va Samuel p Mcdowell DOVE Vail SS
SsoTs EdsI Hut: and Mary sii:Sy: Ro9doasS
.gsra Phisdelphia; soops Gold Leaf, Rondout Sally
PORTSMOUTH,, Aug e-Below. schrs Rantoul. Jr, Card
Pha for Berwick; Cseheep Sheffield, York for Dover
sALrM Aug ii.s,d schr, Swan. Webher. Bait.
mada and Rising sun DO SId1h .chrs Yantie, and Fran
Roscius New York
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SURVEY OF LAKE CHAMrIAIN.-We understand
that is in contemplation to prosecute the survey
Of this interesting lake appropriation to continue
the survey Of the lakes under the War Department has
been made. But much Of the favorable for
such operations in that quarter has passed away,
that we doubt if more can be done this than
thorough preliminary reconnaissance an adoption of
what is technically denomnated scheme OF tangua-
ton the order OF the work. the choice OF the locality for
the base line probably its and the erection
Of the signal posts of the main triangulaton This will
SO far advance the work. that it may be completed in
the course Of the next seasonWash Union, Hug ID.
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Packets To Arrive.
PMckels 70 sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST Is.
Cleared.


sss hss : fsSoG e.y tGass
Make abS R,S Ro ss
&C. Sss
schrs Nidus, Smith Frankfort, Buck; Cooley, FL
s's: % ksSsj ss1e. %s%.
Rhodes, Providence; Proof Glass, Blydenburg, do.
Arrived.
P;iS" S% s v AS'
as'sga ffB%pig S% St.
M 20 10. = up Ss"h h r%S ss ship Tes
staa july M %%aSs css IS D0 warren
s9 % hpy
heavy s
so broken
brig s SoSnd g
4 day. ftem St Thomas, ballast, to MIR Lshens Len at
Lewis si f Gerard. o s. Ssi ay Coffin ne bark
Bremen ship Atlas Gardes 50 days fin Bremen with mde,
Ship Lsibni,n see DO day. from Hamburg Schmidt
Hayden bark Canton. anden ~ days from Miragoaue s,
The got ashore Thursday night tn. West Bank and
knocked off her rudder The steamboat Hero lies
Lewis Gerard 10 days from Turks Island with COCO
Brig Sarah Bentley Oyner, days from Cardenas with
Brig Union, Mene il Days from Turks Island. with 1000
ss days fro" f''0" with coal
Brig Grandee, Gilchrist3 days from Providence ballast
to master.
schs Zerv.h Tucker from T.usilIo, Central America,
July 26th with mahogany &c. Fernando Wood Aug 3D.
on Sand Key spoke Key West pilot boat which reported
the loss Of the ship St Marks before reported time
Schr Puritan; Fields. days. from Newbern NC, with ma
val stores, 10 M Blackburn 4 Co.
schr Erie smalley 10 days from Calais Smith Boyn-
ton
schr Cyguet Crowslf 10 days from Mschias, lumber.
Schr Pocassett, Cofhn, days from Lubec. plaster.
SchI Brilliant Hall, Richmond, coal.
Schr Clarendon Ingraham. Ihomaston, lime.
2brgs-unknown.
The bark Canton reported ashore on the West Bank has
not yet succeeded in getting off.
sailed
Bark Kathleen, for Rio Janeiro.
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I'd Innings.
A. "A -.

OF the wide balls, IL were bowled by Rouse,
and by Dudson. The ST. George men strove
calamity TO defeat their adversaries, but their
efforts did not vary the result, and they confessed
themselves fairly beaten.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
Auo. l4-FIRsr BOARD 10 shs Philadelphia Bank l0s;
$1,000 City 6s 1852 l001s $1,000 State 5s 66ss 81 shs
Northern Bank Kentucky, 90
AFTER sALrs-s3Oo City 5s. 1905 5000 Lehigh Is,
cash. so ; 10 shs GiIard Bank. lOii $50 Reading RR,
33sG Northern Liberty Bank, 40.
SECOND BoARD-25 shs Northern Liberty Bank, 4014 ;
U. s. Bank, 3}s d., A.
AFTER SALEs-500 shs State 5s, 66< $50 Reading RR
33h 100 Girard Bank, l0i6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-15

account from the Louisville Ledger AT Knox
vile, Daviess county. Monday last of the most
spectacle and influential citizens of that county. named
Mcdonald, murdered by a named Freede. Nc
Donald attempted to quiet fight when Freede took
ceptons and Without further ceremony stabbed him with
dirk knife which caused Nc Donads death diately.
On Tuesday last, Thos Elmore. respectable citizen
Of Cloveport, Ky, was murdered by man named Hiram
Harris. The particulars, related to follows
Harris had been drinking and the bystanders in
duced to make fun Of him, Elmore joining in tho sport
Whereupon Harris cut him the lower part Of the
abdomen, and he died almost Immediately Harris was
arrested, and is now in the Hardinsburg Jail.
PS.-We learn by friend that the most intense "
element exists in Breckenridge county in consequence
of the death OF Emore The citizens had determined
take the murderer from the Jail and him without
the benefit Of trial.