The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-20
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The ICE TRADE.-From a table in the Boston
Shipping List, we learn that for the month end
Ing Oct. 81, 1906 tons Of ice have been expor-
ted from this port, of which 1863 tons went to
Calcutta, and the remainder to the South and
the West Indies. The total exports of ice for
FIVE months, 1873 tons against 1884 q
tons last year,
SPEciE STILL MovISG.-Ths packet ship New
World, for Liverpool, from New Y FORK, takes out
about 500, 900 in sovereigns. The Journal Of
Commerce says: "All the sailing packets are
taking out specie and for the return of the Gale
donis, it is understood that most the Insurance
companies, are already engaged in full"
The Springfield Mass Republic of the sth
states that the body of James Forbes was found
dead on the track. A bottle Of Ram found
in his pocket This paper records, as the fourth
accident which occurred on Saturday 9th, that
one Of the engineers, Osborne, was knocked
over by bridge, and fell through ituPOn ledge
of rocks. He will recover.
SrEERAGE PASSWORDS TO ETERNITY, The con
gregation who Eorship in one Of the gorgeous,
churches in \ ew y ork, are about TO construct
a separate and cheaper place of worship for the
poor. This, says the New World, is making
steerage passengers of the poor on voyage 10
eternity
The L. S. Brig Dolphin, Commander John
Pope after a cruise of two years on the Coast of
Africa, arrived at New York last week. She
brings report that the Colonists Of Liberia had
declared their Independence, and were proceed
ing to elect their President.
The REVENUE OF TAMnco.-The Tampico
correspondent Of the New Orleans Times says
that the revenue of that place from customs
amounts TO near 900 per month, which more
than pays the expenses Of the troops in garri-
son there.
SEIZURE or FOREIGN VEssEL.-The English
ship Royal Saxon, from Londonderry, was
seized by a sheriff I.elar, at Philadelphia on
Wednesday, attached by house in New Or
leans for 10000, in consequence Of the recent
failure of the owners in England. and notes pro-
tested.
EXPORT or DOMESTIC CoTToN.-For the month
of October, as stated by the Boston Shipping
List, l,407 bales and cases Of domestics have
been exported from this port. Total for tive
months l5,l3s bales and cases, against l3,5Is
bales last year.
! A correspondent Of the National Intelligen-
Ger writes, that the number Of emigrants who
have shipped from Liverpool from January LIST
to September LIST this year, amounts to lOI,-
474.
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACoIDEST.-On the or
cester Railroad near Brookine, on Saturday, a
car was thrown from the track and dashed Ia
pieces, six persons instantly killed and several
others wounded.
The Charleston Mercury states that Of the
gallant South Carolina regiment, which left the
| United States nine months ago, numbering near
lv eleven hundred men, between eighty ana
ninety only were left TO enter the city o.
Mexico.
Fremont CoURr MARrLAL-This court wal
still engaged on Friday, the tenth day OF it'
session in examination Of Gen. kearney, wit
ness for the prosecution.
The NARRAeAxsEr was recklessly lost on the
Coast of Florida some weeks ago. No discip
line existed on board. The Captain had nc
control. and did not attempt to exert any. For
tunatey no lives were lost
The Steamer Fashion, with troops, bound
for Vera Cruz, met with an accident and had u
return to New Orleans. The troops were trans
fsrred to the ]. L. Day.
Men get so accustomed to the tick OF thu
Telegraph, that they can read its news withou
the registering instrument, Mr.. Barnes OF Gin
cinuaii does this easily. Mr.. Oils +. Wood cal
, do it by the sound Of the electric WIRE
The trial of the notorious Madam Restell wa
brought to a close at New York on Wednesds!
by the jury finding her guilty of a misdemeanor
The court sentenced her to the penitentiary 10
twelve months.
The Woodstock (vt.) Mercury says regu
lar row occurred among the Irish laborers OF
: the Central railroad. The military were caiie
out, and order restored.
3 A Volcanic Mountain is said to exist u
Walker and Dade counties, Ga II is one Q
the highest peaks of lookout. at place Gale
the "Narrows." The inhabitants are great
alarmed.
John Jacob Astor, the great millionaire OF
y York, has made provision in his will for lars
b library for that city. He Is stigmatized As mea
and niggsrdly, but this fact speaks voiumes Il
/, his liberality. H
!. Among the passengers who arrived from Eu
rope in the steamer Washington, We notice IN
name Of Selah X. IlObbie, Assistant Postmast'
/. General. @ ~ ii 2 @
o Rev. Alexander Campbell arrived at
sr home in Bethany, Va, on last week, from SEQ
4: land.
W The French steamer Philadelphia left Ne
IL -; 10 nlI in SDecl