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Passengers Arrived.
MY ORLrASs-Ship st Mary-Dr Hoo tr, Baltimore;
u 5 Ii iWkns. York.
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The South Sea expedition destined for California around
by Cape Horn MIR Miller went into critical review
Of the Commenting upon the failure to supply Gen
Taylor with wagons and the expense OF hundred mil
lions for the year and the failure to make provision
bv an upon the people, Tor the tremendous
debts incurred. Moreover We we're further from
peace now than when army first crossed the Rio
Grande and at every succeeding victory We have
gained that only contributed to strengthen
the forces the vi the enemy After having
at large the and the results
of the war Mr. Miller to the
causes bella horrible beginning with Mexican
indemnes and the boundary line Of Texas Mr. Miller
having ct length concluded,
Some remarks we're made by Messrs BerIien. Man.
Bsrren to postpone this bill till Thursday next was put
and carried, by a vote Of % to i6
AN IMPORTANT PROPORTION.
MI bknRIEN gave notice OF an amendment to the three
million bill which he proposed to make, the resump-
ton Of ths subject before the Senate II read for In
A clause declaring that this government has no do
sign or desire Of dismemberrent OF the republic Of
Mexico or disnembsrment of her territory but is
always ready to enerta npIoposons of peace consist
ent with the just rights of the government Of Mexico
DecsratoIy OF the desire OF the Government OF the
United States for settlement Of the boundary between
the State Of Texas and the Republic of Mexico.
Mr., BApoER moved that the letter of the President TO
the Senate the 4h August last the Of over
lures of peace to Mexico including the letter Of MI
Buchanan to Commodore Conner and the letter OF Com:
mod0re Conner to the Mexican authorities, De printed
for the use of the Senate Agreed to. a.,
The Senate then took up and passed bill PTovidng
fer land Office in Michigan. and for the sale OF inc MI
neral lands in that State ard Wisconsin
And there executive session on patcn OF MILL
tary and naval nominations.
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that By S 60 IL
.sr.S e v:1: RSSoa. c1sss six GioVs:
s.% assg
f.e. 3eed: md n E%!'oid:1e. pat
a ;o.f c b :a the Al III Snd e
do 2:pv ,sIy p:v ei.fNs: New York m
PARTISAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
c. coT S pEscM a1 K tSs issssrly recent,
4. x
Il. ans sn to %
Paris fashion goods sewing .k and twist either
O. and al
They have imported patent machinery putting mp silk
and in the best and most approved manner either IN
Damaged or faded sewing silks worsteds ribbons, silk and
S
Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
price for tho same BY lending Tor the e NJ:
or through the post
NB.-Lades be attended by Mrs Cohen. iae Inns c
FOR SALE AT HOBOKEN.
x 4 % e. s Sh df
house aud large stables with ou Of ground Tor 100
ss: f ark
a. = feed
formerly the Albany Stage House with two lots of ground
above property fronts on the water vita full view Of
Xso eight acres of uuimproved land at Wet Hobosen
adjoining The property Of the late B,owa-
most e and
HsiTow:. and sandy Hook The fsiisads d.
For farther particulars inquire Of
TCE-The sal'onata Lake Company are now cutting that
celebrated Spring Water Ice AID oeI II for sale by The
a sf .s.s '' % sSs,t
FOR SALE,
A VERY valuable FIGURING Mill with six Of stones
situated Long Island Sound where vessel. can
small part only being required for the MILL which
Also Quit. near the MILL Country Seat beautifully 10
Gated All, fine and land md AND Nv. w' Hv.s
and Of the pleasant town'i in New England Fo
III" p'''%%SM T9%SsEND. franklin Hor:s,Sy
NOTICE TO ALL GENTLEMEN.
@ Il. Mas LS s ass had
take send and pants to 81 Murray street, CONE.
srsd and issisd with new velvet collars GUNS: lining.
on me mSs :. m store.
y above to 1t any lime :, call Dr b ~ No
' ri s..1 1,''' A. cosrIssos. rom London
ID ETAII. STOCK OF DRY GOODS, WITH LEASE
II OF STORE FOR SALE.-For sie stock OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods well assorted end at low prices,
one of the most desirable locations in the CITY.
The hiss about three to the Location MAJ
be re- on best The has been fitted
great and possesses many advantages to TN
| interior arra.gements -,
an .Sdisiss, Thousand Dollar!
be sold for cash Fifty TO Seveny6ve Thousand Dollar
a very fair average profit.
The stock will be sold for cash satisfactory paper.
/ credit If not 6 months
those DESTROYS the Wholesale and retail
Dry Goods business the present offers one OF the greater
induce ments
Address Box 95l Lower Post Office, with real name.
,xpsr
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Il. & G.. BRA ND IN,
Successors to +. A. MUNDEN.
BLOCK l. IT L h X SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,

SIGN AINTERS,
no. TRyoN now,
Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Ofice, New York.
Observation-Disclosures Stores, William street; Rsfh
buns Hotel Judsons Hotel National Hotel Peril ms Hote,
u 9. Bonded Warehouse, Nankin Tea Company, &c &c.
jal9 2ms ire
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NOTICE-n the matter Of estate Of the late Johs
IN Drew, deceased
Notice hereby given the have besn du-
" appointed by Of probate Of the county Of Mich
lmacknac, the State Of Michigan administrators of tn
estate Of John Drew ae Of Macknae county Of Mshi
trust by giving bonds according to law.
Maekinac, Michigan, November 81, 1876.
WILLIAM +. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
SAM'L X. HARlNG,
d. evsrc Of the estate Of John A. Drew
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PARTISAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
Depot for the reception and detiuery Of Goods, at MI
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE

AIDES Gentlemen having any cast OF superfuoul
IL Clothing Furniture dispose Of obtain air csf
price for the BY sending the subscriber his
dence or through the post which will be punctnay
ed to M. 8. COHEN, Agent,
50 Duane street.
NB-Ladies be attended by Mrs Cohen JIG I'm ~
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celebrated Spring Water ice and offer for sale by the
cargo reasonable delivered either
al the Lake or en- board vessels Enquire OF the agent
ja3l yw RI WN j TOWNSEND, Fraokll House.
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Iliesl


On sunday morning, Alt inst. ALMr 0rLroan, daush
ter of AIMING and susan Smith, aged month and ~
days. 4,
The friends of tho family invited to attend the
funeral on Monday afternoon at two o'clock rom uns
residence CT her grandfather Conrad Jordan i21 WIZ
liam street =, -
On Sunday morning, 2lst inst, nt o'clock miTrHEw
GoRMLrY, after long and painful lnesf sgsa o, year,
His family and friends together WITH De Mas s.
brethren invited to attend his funeral this lNiou
day afternoon at O'clock ron bic ate rssuehoe' @oi
Spring street - ~ All. .,,x
On Saturday 2oth Inst, MATHEW DUFF, OF tnis Guy
in the 10th year Of his eye mt, ,o;.,
His fdends and acquaintance and those OF ne iay
are fully invited TO attend BIS iunersIon ohuy
o2d inst at O'Clock r. NJ from bs late resoehoe, ~"
IA Indlow street without further invitation
On SUNDAY DIST inst of Inflammation OF the lunas
H.ns,u N.gr, ipfsnt daughter OF Mos~ r. anu 'hro-
line A Crssto aged Q months and 20 days
U.s friends aud acquaintance, ana tnote OF MS
f.tbsr Abram q. Cresto and ms fatner-in-l.w,
Repeaot Noble, will please attend her funeral .nis
morning at half past o'clock from the reu-
dsnce al her father II Third street Her remains will
he t,ten 10 White Plains for ntsrmept
A, Ls nee on Staten Island. the morning Of
tina 2Oth inst, JAMES RIDowAr, In bis saith year
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are re"
ouesed to attend the funeral on Tuesday 23d inst al
II O'Clock A. NJ, at Staten Island. The Steamboat
Huguenot leaves pier No North River at half past
o'clock A NJ for Port Richmond when carriages viii
be provided 20 convey them TO the house.
A Galveston Texas October goth, Of the yellow FEVER,
THOMAS JIFrENsoH MELVIN, aged 10 years
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BEAUTIES OF Posr OFFICE MANAGEMENT. We
have procured another batch of beauties Of the
system established under the magnificent genius
Of Cave Johnson, in regulating his foreign
mails. The following is a sampler
PosrAcEs OF NEwsPAPRRs.
To Canada, prepaid. .................l cent
To Europe by the Washington and New York
line or st'ame 3 cents.
BY the British steamers from Boston, some
By the British steamers from Boston, some
times. ...............:... TX cent.
By the French steamers from New York 80. cent.
Inland postage 10 New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia TO the lines ....................l III cent.
From New York city TO Brooklyn cents
What an absurdity is all this Cave Johnson
has issued his manifesto upon this subject, remit
ting some of these hostages and explaining others.
Why did not the Post Master General provide
for these things before the commence ment of the
steamers Why did ne not send out an agent,
and make arrangements, some time ago, instead
of throwing the commercial world into confu-
sion by his delays and his inattention to his bust
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THAT COUNTRY
The Operations Of Gen. Lane.
&c. &c. &c.


PETERSBURG, Nov 2i--6P. NJ.
The Pieayune Of the l4th has received dies by the
ship Senator from Vera Cruz She sailed on the 7th
and brings few particulars
The Naefonel, published at Auixco on the Nth ut
contrsdicts the report Of difficulty at Jasso The pso-
pie there determined continuance Of the war
A letter from chihuahua OF the date, gives
counts Mexico certain, that four hundred Ans-
roaus destined there, with their property deter
mined to enter pssoesbiy by force The letter ssys
the inhabitants less prepared to receive then than
before but even II there were three thousand Ansri
cans they would not enter with their former sucssss
The Governor of Tsumalpas complains ofthe excuses
committed by the Mexican guszlas upon our country
and calls for the interference Of the commsndant OF
the interior Of the State discontinue these sxosssss
The Governor had called upon the National Guard to
protect the people aud unless effective measures arc
taken the people will rise and defend themselves against
these pretended gusrilas, who sssassinate without
scrupls.
Gen Lane returned to Pusbla on the evening OF the
23d expedition to Atlixco sud points beyond
He In nicted q severe lesson Atlixco
Gen Lane pushed his expedition ID miles beyond
Cholua to Q place where he had learned the Msxtcans
had recently several pieces OF artillery The guns
were not found, aud the carriages we're destroyed
Gen Lane invited the dispersed inhabitants OF Pue-
bs return, and gave permission to the TO
his tons and will ensure protection % long
tn remain pescesble. . a.
Pusbla Ii efectuaDy subdued; no one troubles the
Lieut. Chalrney and Talbot, Of the nrst artillery. eud
Lieut. Edes infantry and 81 troops were wrecked
In the ship Empire which arrived At Charleston On
the It'll.
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WAssIroroy, Nov. 40, lsa7
The Last Of the Wssk.

The Last ~ ma Voh
The Fremont Court Martial met to-day at the ususi
hour but adjourned without proceeding TO business DE-
,.r.. ~ m. continued indispostion Of Col Craig
W. r.ors, TO learn that Mr. Robert Coltman, warden
u, m. district penitcnary died suddenly last night, OF
nonexy and We also regret to hear that there we're
r.rs appliostiors 20 the President, to-day, for the
vacancy.
Mr. Kimists has rot TO work in earnest, fixing up
budipg on Sixth street Coleman's, for an Oym-
pic during the approaching session He intends 1t to
be good thing The locality is certainly most eligible
and the prospect Of good season 10 unusually proms
ing
At twelve clock to-day there ringing Of gcngs
over at the National Eating House. equal to the clamor
nj Chinese celebration and stream OF epcureans po-
,i,,oans dDlettanti cosnoscenti citizens strangers
Sc forthwith poured down into the osse ent wAhrI'
ike Captain Rice, had gin treat snd sl the ~"rio
Was invited Canvas backs, oysters venison, 6c 40
18th chempague and other fluids, we're Tree TO All
corners The fact Ia, that Rand new queen Ensaoetn
sstabshment on the other eide OF the way had admon
hd Walker TO tx up for Congress" and having done
so the collation. a s-levdent proposition Oppoa-
tion, gentlemen Is the hfo OF trade rr, .r,,. AN.
ond from the arsenal this morning TO view the smith
sonisn Institution to inspect the east wing Of tns
stone looks richer the work goes on and subject
Of general admiration The officers were pleased With IT,
ana the that portions Of the masonry LOOK
ed ike the intricacies of iortiacation.
Cabinet day to day All hands busy at the depart
ments posting up the BOOKS .
Only two or three members Of the House IN town -
yst and M many OF the senate.
Among the candidates OF the democracy for the sue
csssiou the following are considered AZ out oy ,ns,r
own confessions publicly privately directly or moi
d.ntsly disclosed, TO wit:
Mr. Van Buren,, Gen e. ass
MIR. Buchanan, Gen honston'
Mr.. Walker Gen pusss.L,
Mr. Dallas, MI Wou'"'''
MIR Marcy, VT ~, wv the ,sguar rae,
But after all thfrs " chance ' ali ann, Xsti "a
may hs between Henry Clay ""d va IrSpENWhIp
philosopher Of
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Brooklyn Intelligence.

CASE OF IScEsr Ga Sunday the 9th Of 'ember last
two gsing to the house Of Thomas Farren living
the vicinity Of Furman street and Haps Alley caught him
IA the act OF having criminal connection with his daugh
vsed him the commission Of this henous OF once
TO give information TO the police author
before the officers rived at Fanens domce he
and eluded the vigilance OF the police until Saturday when
and there ,seeained th,. the fugitive had enlisted and
have sailed to-day for Yea Cruz Whit dspost faren
had made of mis- daughter have yet been able learn
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Police lntOll1vehce.

su,yeiOm Of Foul Play ofce Willis Of the 90 district
pH's 90 ofnavps used foul
oune D. III Of h,mas VIEW 90, from the fact
+. 15Sdsd .ncs Thur.d,y Is. Mun md McEwen
hsT s ia the morning. Rey
N dure both gsther and ia shout an hour afterwards Null
W has se,e grruaed ry as ws
:alas ~hsssbeats Of MeEweu eomnuo,c..sd 70 Justice
NIL e'T Il. he s s, .i Es''h'"
sss,s MsG ,.ow Of called q. "a Jsms
S lon NJ f he
the e. asa ,Sr S and :. a. ,nS
hksg dy On .s,ehor his psoo the Once, oyGd
shwi fr ~ ie'fn j, wanted Apply to Justice Us.
cepehtom he LII "ooHicer, Mcclure aud Murphy. Of
The wrd. sIe.t,do o. saturday ngh. two women called
gs sses En- mu liza ia coDt"Ias yards The
Of 5rd la 9. IS a.hs4e Ja'ti. Osborne locked
Fsiss Pr.,cncss e s,.s q the ish ward, arrested
a. s' oSa Jones. and
de- prsteate of having ecu sent by Nh Law enee which
g. ' q - =@a aS
ne.a bv her huba which story was hewlss i'ssm
psced ~ III accused Justice kscham locked I'm mp for
Arrest on ST. picion on es Penderye and Eiog Of
9 s g. ,uday nigh, James u MeG'vspn
chs,,s Of .usmptns to r95 Henry Van Asdls Of sl2
St.ng CIoak ON GER o. den, o. the iith wad, ara
ted e,dtt called Jose, Chi on a charge -
selag go y,luet At S. The property of Leonard b.
Z rr.r Jnse- k-tchsm .o~ked h m up for trial
.Arrtstd on a Bench Warropt-On ssturd y afternoon
Csudlus Do a d Edwa were area ed oa beach
warss utdhy he Court Of Sessions, on 40 ind ct nes
chs7i them nth haviog aimed the ri James
toms' Of eTas 10 deed for eerssa land ia sras BY
81 he Of ausws in N. Court Of Sessions
IvrnL1lsexcg PROM ST.. JonN.-We have re-.
ceIyed tn. ST. John Nelos OF Wednesday last.
The followir q are the ouly tens Of interest -
It. really soul harrswirg to witness the swarms o.
vre ch-d brings who are gong about streets and
bs.isug every house, with their paiptive petitions
Vonsn children to be in this frosty wea-
br wthour shoes stockings and wi scarcely
I'M on their backs One dav sst week We had the
raspy u curiosity 1t may be called. to count the
h-r Of ggars who entered store In day, and
they amounted to forty-three
M Ptincs Edward Island Ersminer has the follow
ing: The public from England tells us that Sir
Dmdi gauph H. Baronet Of Dunstafnage-a cousin Of
Ladv HuaAys is appointed 10 relieve Sir Henry We're
Uuofi.v tlr givernHieut Of this bland
I'm. i,t'Nfe" the pfta Ocrnp and the parf failure
III th Alb ~ this seSBCa has caus4J coosdersbe des.
snton In Newfoundland, particularly ut the outports
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The Naval Court of Enquiry concluded the case OF
the Water Witch yesterday. The case Of the Rartan
will be investigated to-day Norfolk Beacon, Nor. 10
The following is list Of the officers attached to the
u 8 Coast Survey fohoonsr Forward, which sailed on
Saturday, for Mobile e r Patterson, Lieut. Comd'g
g w. Grant, Lieutenant C. w. Ably, Acting Master
Silas Holmes, Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. 1errett
Passed Midshipmsn; Browne, Captain's Clerk.
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ing the feeling in the money market prices have be
pretty we'll sustained:-Tcn

comparison of prices current at the close OF the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week. exhibits decline in Treasury notes Of
y per cent; Reading Bonds, u; Reading Mortgage
Bonds, "a; Norwich and Worcester, Z; Harlem, M
Long Island, Vi Farmers Loan, NJ Canton Company,
y; Morris Canal, /. Reading Railroad has advanced
81 per cent Penn. SIS, III vicksburg, *.
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ULrRAIsMs AT meeting held In some one
of the districts of South Carolina, it was re-
commended to the members of Congress, of that
region to vacate their SEATS ia Congress and re-
tire from Washington, should any thing like the
Wlmot proviso pass the House of Representa-
tives and become law, regulating this new ter
ritories taken from Mexico.
This is proposition to dissolve the Union
and destroy the government. 1t springs from a
similar condition of mind and feeling, in an or :
posite direction, which has caused many anti
slavery meetings at the North to pass resolutions
favorable to the dissolution of the Union if
slavery should not be polished within certain
time.
We put the ultraists of the North and Of the
1outi 'osetno', W." w. o,'a0 M pun
same bag, and toss them before the world as the
utter and impracticable absurdites of the day.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.-R. r.. WIT

son & Co As William street, door below all STREET and
j. s,vsge 9, Fa On stree mlnufcruters and Who'll sale
aud retail dealers g I'D Pens Coli fen and Pencil
&c &c Of Gold Peas which iheY offer at
lower than other house Ia the city, Their Rhe
lieu" Pen the only OF thu kind that warranted and
which stands pre- for duab lily and
flash having invariably proved sef the bs.. and cheapest
in tho world. ice oay a. Other Gold Pens AZ ST. 81
Is aud sl 50. G)ld Pens carefully repairee.
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Lna,o., mu.,o ol..,--rh,. Day. lMonday,,

November a2d at 9h O'clock the subscriber Will fom.
his Musical hcaoewy t3 Broadway class for LADIES' y
mshy sysem Of analytical instruction will
be sd pied this class Terms IS for The cl U.s.
will quite select and free from tn. dssgeeab'e assoca-
tons attendant up classes where ue nothing is paid for
tuition. First lesson free.
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Hair cutting and trimming wh,.ker. Only

th'ns OF Minister Of the Gospel eenx the pulpit to de-
I've MS SO mos his appearance bettng the
eaon etcep tbs Hair and hat in the most approved royey
soaPock sly LEI or gentleman sealing himself ladys
parlor ms VIII kes regular horse Jockey blackeg
i1shon Yet strange to such thlngs occur and AL
syod The Ike patronise the nimitshle Hair Gutter
No IL Nassau He studies the features
portions OF the entire person.
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The Rlchciieu Diamond Pointed Gold PsIis
are beyond dispute superior any other gold pen made
the only that guaranteed to give Perfect sat
on Or proyss Cpon fair nia in the least defective !,
sold e1susivelY bv p E Watson Co. IS William street,
and T. Savage 81 Fulton Gold o. every style and
lowest PRICES Gold al 81 81 rs aud 81 o. with silver
peueiis. Gold pens repaired
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bosaway may be found. only the most exlve vaefv
OF Patent India Rubber bes but particular Oyr shoes
combining all the the manufacture Of
ibis article with the cheapest market price Those Of
eus who have purchased their shoes %
mslt WI he ssoAs ed NJ the in them and can
psssant Style
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The EXPLORATION OF THE DEAD SsA.-We
are requested, by the writer of the letter on the
survey and exploration of the Dead Sea, publish.
ed on Saturday, to say, that he meant not, in one
Of his sentences, to violate the laws Of nature,
by supposing communication between seas OF
different levels, The candid reader will have
attr buted the error TO its proper cause--haste,
with its conse quent inadvertence'
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Children's Ciass-A Glass Tor Child ron OF
both sexes will be fom-d Wednesday, November 2h at
81 o'clocK First Lesson free j y. WARNER,
Translator Of WebeIs Theory of Musical Comp etc
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City Intelligence,

THE WEATHER-Ye serday remarkably fae sort Of
day for this the The IN stood IL
O'clock M in Wall street, at SO degrees.
MOVEMENTS Gen isat Towards Hotel Hon Alpbeus
Fitch there also. Members Of Congress the
wing.
FRE-About o'clock yesterday, ia. Of Mr.
benjamin. Lyaes, No. Az Pc III red
fire. before the 1sm could be the stock
hxtnres mach damaged the extent of which could
correctly ascetained The fire uader I'll sht of
sas leading from the front the second story CHI
show and supposed have been the work Of
cenday The gposts reaching the top OF second
story iupeded the emen the extip guish
ment of the snss az was found impossible TO ladders
The building until they cut away.
COMMON CoUsciL-5oh Boards met again this evening
In the Board OF Aldermen the proposed Of land to The
Deaf and Dumb Asylum will probably form the principal
subject Of discussion.
FATAL AccipsSr Coroner Walters was called Yesterday
hold inquest the CITY Hospital the body OF Samuel
Orr, Of Ireland, IS who, while engaged in
taking down scsJd from the church. portion Of gave
way; in consequence the deceased fell dis of from
hityhve forty feet and severely injured thereby
that he died in about five hours after the accident Verdict
accordingly.
THE RESULT O INTEMPERANcE- The Coroner called
hold nqu aIo the body OF William Clark, aged
shout twenty who has been very incorporate for
sons time past aud on Saturday evening last wa, fund IN
state was conveyed to the sh ward .on house where me-
deal aid procured but he survived only few hours
Verdict, ~ Death by intemperauce and exposure"
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Isaac Newton have sent gorgeous Of The cabins
saloons, bridal CHAMBERS, &c OF that magnificent boat to
Queen Vicoria Specimen Of The beauty and architecture
% cur steamers The pictures we've taken by the eeebra'ed