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10 The tiifd ffsnSh revolution com.
men6el Uu the 22d of Febfunrv Naeh;ng.
tons bifth.{av. the .nh;vef ssry q A. -
liz 81 Rnena V;sta ana ,hS 5sslh II 5,,i,,
Quincy lAdauis. Via VIII ,,fofIhhi III n 1870
prcdicted the event ID one Of his specie
es delivered At Braintrccg NIhs8Hchusetts:
The venerable stat1snfar' sid distihstiy.
that the dynasty Of Louis Phillihe could
not last. that Il W. coptrarv r nalrre go
based on principle which would nster ;r,,s;u
amaterial existence ia Europe 81 Amef;cs'
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hAILkoAb AccIDENT' - Loss Of L;fe -
Enc train Of cars from lev York met
with seElcuE accident 3 the bridge u
Newark, y Y, On Tuesday. II
As the train approached the Newark
bridge Ct fuA speed the draw WIS up and
sl0op was Just preparing ID pass. Tha
usual signal aag WIS tp and was seen By
the engine, Just as the train was going Oh
to the bridgs-but ii could not be stops
| ped the locomotive run off aud went ID
the bottom. The baggage car followed il
and the forward second-class passenger
car ran half over, when The wood work
gave way which held It to the freight car.
and it hung pendent over the. chasma--
Van Buren,, on his way to Washington
was in The cars.
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IRELAND AND FAMINE. The famine III
ireland Is spreading. Galloway cuntins
ues In I terribly distressed condition. II
There have been no fewer chan 100 deathA
during week in the poor house, jail and
hospital Of the town. In C6nncmara it II
quite usual for the bodies ID remain unibf
TERED four, Ave and even sit days, no ons
being fdnnd to take Tie tfouble 0finterrind
them, The State Of Mayo is not less de-
plordble than that Of galloway. The
ton has caused, afe given In Che Marc
Telegraph u
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| !, SiNotLAR AZ SETTING i iftt years ago,
siz pefscns were married al the same time
at Renil, (Seins ct Oise) and 4 few days
since they all met in the sanfe church. 4
The united ages q the party were 4Ss3
years Thirty-tWo children and grand
children we're present at the fete, shiAI
took place On the sartie evening ID
i ~ II
HoEFIDA correspondent q the VI
Feb 2Oth, says that = horrible affair toCh'
place at Tdlasccya four days previous. II
Five americans, captured near Vera Cruz
were taken e Ialascoyai tied 20 stakes, II
full view o. each cthdf, and then M
tongue, eycs, stcse, ears aud hands of ~
drefe ae.'oe1atety CT oft Aftef the frss
one died, another was treated IL the salle
way, sn 4, g OF. Commodore Perry hf S
visited !iacosaipam with hundred ink'
and returned tc Vera Cruh h
q NEW FORM OF THE fLEDGE lin Port
land Maine) there hts been formed 4 new
temperance society, which j. called Che ~.
legraPhic Spike Society It xas started
by two indiyiduais, who, believing they
had been n the habit Of spending two
much Of their hard earnings for liquor
drove 4 spike into q post, and, underis
ten dollar obligation, agreed that the firbi
one who should drink, must draw out tke
spike with his teeth, or forfeit the aboft
sum. AT the last aceotints eleven spikcl
Lhad been driven in the post II
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| A STARTLING F1cr.-Gov. Briggs, d
the temperance meeting 10 Faneuil H "A