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IMMIGRANTs-The number Of immigrants ar.
rived at New York during the month of November
was 23.575.. Total arrivals from January LIST t
Nov. Both. 1878; 49, 1873.
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Bureau du oonfrollsur, Munioipalits NJ q q, q;

N0uFkELE OkLEANs. Dgesssll ~. - "a
Wis est par e present ionne cue MAkD y . ~ IAN, aS1t
fAcembre, 1913, midi, Eau iugeEa, Drau. ~
eneerseur aux ais aques Thomas Buttsrhsh 4s 80
transfers. les rots De p. G. ajann ID yente ga
gu
pour rannee 1885, eonfHmite rne - Heyene d
Conseil 10 ie recgns
Mnrche rrydras pour este liz - lsq - dsux
vie7, 1870, tIeniest-uniene Jour " 1SSe4-' -
jours incios. a,s,,a,~asairp 6o,rtirn I'M
Ts7rses Il eondions-Le Fsrnr o. II.
adiu
10 gonie du Finance ces az Tens q ss N recs
de toufnif ies - "
derai isnmdiatemen a eh .;sIe oai foaFa ls
az do Gentle Dc fina1ee e ss oe,< en-
ioresss rar ies ditss ecurtsss Pyap y 9 ~ > ~
- fo 49, a parir du premier jour De Jaavsf ~ 49,.
II 80 nussi dihypofheqaef en- ayeur - = ais 80 -
= nj es ees dltss sesenes ~
- sre rnaniere AZ defiant De Placement y. -
difss biHets Mnncpalle aura e uo g s.sss 49, rs
~ =. sosi bver,beaaAs ccnforuera ahsf 81 '7-7
s,ssn9 asa al sAa gg pseFfpn a.ss s@''3s,
Pc, g I; 'A'a''sa '1s 9abaEgz LAYEg ess
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NoRTH CAROLINA LE0isLATURE.-Calvin Ed
ney, the wing candidate, has been elected to the
North Carolina House Of Commons, from the
comfy Of Yancey, in the place Of s. Flemmang,
democrat, resigned; BY majority Of so votes over
his democrats opponent. This gives majority
td.the wings on joint ballot, and will ensure the
election of'a ehig to the United States Senate
Charleston Courier
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D 7 "A y . . . q
n HALO. sam, where did you get that II A
Not AZ At BUNCE'S, 80 Canal st. He keeps the finest
and mest fashonable HATS in hecity.
al Well can get one ikeit
Al Yes he has plenty hand just reesved, unsurpassed
in quality Or beauty.
a Wei come let rs take some 7ntieheLera, and then
60 10 BUNCE'S PREMIUM HAT STORE. and get one
IN ma O6' u
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rAKE NOTICE

FTVTIF ,ncces. yvie Ias amended The undersigned IN dis
i pensing his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
49, andh and the
slant demand tor Them has induced him % take an
where he may be found al times and MS Medlcnes pc
procured Having had the advantage OF studying with one
II the abl Physicians in and being also graduate Of the
College OF Pharmacy Philadepa would beg leave to cal
the attention Of those afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in il aggravated caes cured IN from
three % seven days; Dyseniey Dla5na ETC. relieved -
Anew o1s All diseases arising from the abuse ql mercury
and OF delicate nature. eEadicatea lew days q no
charge Office No. SO BaTonns street. fourth door above
Common Ids Sml DR.. WI. H NICE
ToHN &. LARuE. .aaernsg a. osunssE.r e Lzszg.
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]. MCNEIL. TAILOR.

CgMyH9N STREE, tlc9 doors from CarcndeLet,
XNTOUIID respectfully solicit the patronage Uf his friends
w and the public generally. He hopes, by dill IA
gence and attention. render entire satisfaction to IA
all who may favor him with call He will keep hA
always on hand a good astsoTment of CLOTHS,--1A-
CsASSIMFRES, DOESKLJTS. VESTIJNGS, etc. etc
Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice. and on
the reasonable terms nlb3m
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E1xE LA HUMBUe DIR. Collyer, the Model
Artist man, is giving lectures in New York on the
California gold fever.
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D.-- James has published another edition of that
novel 1t is called The Forgery.
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suy- The English horror of annexation is strik-
i;544 .z=..sslsssd N India L Is now determined,
The London Times says, to annex The Punlaub
definitely to the dominions Of British India.
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sU N D R II 5

sropF Ok y .l = d.l;ns E,;lv Tav.
4 lor Della Chaplin and brig Anne. for sale By r. f..
NICHOLS & Co.. Nos 10 and 70 Camp street
50 casks Liverpool Fine Ale-quaEt and pints,
80 casks fine Scotch Ale.
rs casks Double Brown Stout PoneT-quarts and pnts.
10 bbs choice Wlltshre Cheese.
S. cases fine Heck Winesconsstng Of Johannisbefger
Hocheimer Steinwein. spsEkling Heck, and Moselle.
half pipes Otard, Dupuy & CO.. Brandy.
10 ar. do do do do.
10 bbls de Do 90.
50 cases assorted French Fruits, in juice.
60 cases SIawbenies in juice.
50 cases quarter boxes Sardnes, in oil.
80 esse half do do do.
$50 bags superior soft shell Almonds
- sno,g. b-sn5fs So $50 DIS g.
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CoUNoERFEIT TENS. The report that counter
felt tens ofsthe Hampshire Manufacturers Bank IN
Wars were il Circulation, is said to be untrue
The counUrfeiis detected were on the Weara
Bank, N. II. Springfield Rep,sblicaB.
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AUSTRIA.

Accounis from Vienna Of the sd report that Tue
new cabinet has heSf formed, and is composed Of
lhe following members The President Of the
fsouhcil and Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Prince r
Gutenberg Minister Of War, Gordon INTERIOR
Ssadion Justice, Bach; Finance, ktaus Com
merce. Bfnck Agriculture and Mines, Then
fsId rln1sr Secretary in the Department Of JUS
IRE Salxeeber. The Emperor had contributed four
million aoFlna toward Ihelslisf Of The persons
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Or The General Court of Virginia has refused
70 grant a new trial to Epps, the murderer
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Comptroller's OH E, Second Munlclpa 5.

DUBL1C NOTICE hereby given thst % TUESDAY, ne s9ih
L day Of December i8 u o'clock, NJ ~ AZ udleae At th
eice hest bidder for aeeoun and risk Ihemr busr
6ed t6e assignee Of whom audcaed the right
collect he revenue Pcydrs Market The 4h and
N conformity ordinance adopted b. the Cgn g M citing
n ne l9sh instant COLLECTION or The REVENUE OF
THE PQYDRAS MARKET fer ysarr BON Ae 81 o.
Iana the 3lst Of December l849tb days Inc
Terms and eoHdionsThe Farmer Lessee shall nnediasy
said adudicaon furnish securities % ne cin q ne ~
Committee, and such shat ah 90 % 90 nen
shall proceed reudate the lease Of d a.k uni . p leased
responsible Lessee. who shall Immediately as saen ls-Aaai
CATION furnish saae security e re Finance yonsse ana
endorsed By sail ssrufl Ayape a.
IA g. q To- nonhs from the A January ls9
He shqiso mortgage favor Of said Arnis ~ ne gts
collection sid iareds at u default 81
the payment maturity 81 Of ne said notes the mnn pay
shall the Selling Professionally ne aioeAd sen y
mogaged. e aha also conr p all ne odnanest now u oSs
or which NAV hereafter passed. relation sid Market
aga rs rs ADOLPHE LAYET, ConpiIp.er
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PoETIcAL EDIToR.--.fhe editor OF the New
Haven Daily Journal has published volume o.
his own poetry.
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90 A corres andent sends us an article headed
e The CholeFA-for the Times and Keystone
Much obliged to him, but we don't want It.. We
ire erampsd enough alrsady.-PRI KsystoHs,
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oFF1c1AL.

Total -lVs9of l%SA i'i@o
Cas- over TAYLOR 1894 over Taylor Van Buren,, $685. Poa
ata counted gave Cas- AZ Taylor ST.
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Room LOUIS sStCSe'
The Goods win be opened Tuesday. 10Th inst
q romn dsf Dinner n Sets Of COFFEE POTS
PLATE Of Ii is and 2Ol CREAM JUGS;
Covers; SPOONS ;,D,rs1ze
SOUP TUREENS; Folks; hN1lnm, 70
All SIC nISHES. PUNCH BOWLS:
HEATERS TEA SETS; FRUIT SIANDSi
m fine every article of PLATE for the Tabe-from the
smallest pieces of the lowest prices to the largest and most
apt al prices of $500 4400 5000 and $500 each. These
asi descriptions very RICH executed after the designs q the
most celebrated artists and works OF art truly remarkable
for the beauty of the models and the elaborate chasing and
finish of their execution Many of these articles similar
TO those manufactured by the house tor kng Louis
Philippe tie Duke d Aumale, and the Roya family.
AIso-a magnificent FOUNTAIN, three feet hlL n, sur
mounted BY CHANDELIER Of 10 lights CLOCKS spen-
ddlg oYnsnaented with ALLEeoRICAL SUBJECTS Oh An.
DFIIERS and la PS: besides quantity of CASKEFS
and FANCY JEWELRY. of the style most recherche,
for HOLIDAY PRESENTS and great
variety Of ROOM ORN AMENTS.
e They will be exposed for exhibition until the 24th OF
DECEMBER. The price IS marked on each article. =
e Whatever articles remain unsod will be disposed OF
at AUCTION the place Of Exhibition the 2Sd inst,
from 10 O'Clock P. NJ. and other days.
~ Messrs Loson Slyestre have received Dfawng e
Of Models with the tariff Of p1ces) OF al The sTees o.
PLATE for the ABLE, manu- actued by MN Ch1stoHe
Co. They viii receive orders to be executed according e
these degnas well for all articles after any other
which may be furnished them. ale
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FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.

NO Is Camp oIrbbL
FTNHE subscriber has in store and constantly RECEIVING
Il a la ge and splendid assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING As his stock very extensve and fheseason
sonewhat advanced he offers to sell single garment
the lowest WHOLESALE PRICE, His stock consists, IN
part, Of
Super Full Circle Black Cloth CLOAKS.
Black Brown and Plaid Cloth d. nay COATS.
Super Mulberry Cashmere ID Orsay DO.
Black Blue and Brown Cloth Dress do.
Bl'k Brown, and Olive Cloth SACS and PALETOFS.
Black Blue and Brown Cloth trOck COATS.
Brown and Colt mixed Tweed s ACS and PALETOT5
LAMARTINE SACS-a new and beautiful article,
made expressly for this market
Extra fine Black Doeskin Cashmere PANTS.
Super Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere do.
White Marseiles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Blsck and Fancy Satin (Polka) do.
Black Embroidered and Fancy Cashmere do
d5l NJ. BARNETT. 10 camp ST.
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CHRIS MAS PRES
LARGE stock Of heautf Piano koTtes 6qiiars ssenA
"A from the Operas New Songs, altzes F0kas y
kas Dance Qaaariles. mRsehsss so seRe pieces AAa
bound, ior PfsseEf1 ust 1eofsye 4nd tei s1< y
d4A MAXQlA Aaala Alalgt 3 lAHp N
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FASHIONAELE CLOTHING,
AT 81 Canal street,. Under the Planters Hotel
TTNHE subscribers have received by the Crescent
City Falcon and other vessels from New ork achoce
and fashionable assortment of CL0THING, suitable for
the present season. They have uniform reasonable price
and aim giving satisfaction to customer but IT. sub
seduenty to purchase any reasonable complaint should
be expressed the causeof such complaint would be cheer
fully attended to, and equitable adjustment made.
Gentlemen's Fine CLOAKS.
Also, a good CLOAK for &l2.
Boys CLOTHING in variety.
FINE SHIRTS; Silk and Kid GLOVES;
SUSPBNDERS. CRAVATS; HANDkERCHlEFS
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS. ETC., Etc
GY7 A call is respectfully solicited -
JOHN SOUTHWFLL & Co, =
d8 4md&W q Canal street, under the Planters Hotel
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EXHIBITION OF
GALVANIC PLATED WARE

RICHLY ORNAMENTED JEWELRY,
OF the manufacture of Messs. Tn. CHRisToFLE & 20.
Patented bV the G0UeFnnaeat.
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TOM g. LARUE, .atierHsg aad cgunsslIsr e L4sg,0,
y @ Gs9ysss stSss Re
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A MARMfON has femoysd his olaos o 81, cH4EEgs
a, sgass sas dsas assvs FeznaAs. AZ
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500 BARRELS LIN {

ZOO RAPREf q 4 fo ale on very favorable terms,
Jul not bling in good shipping OTdeI-ss0'e0 % DOW
ney's Warehouse Delod street, opposite Secors f0pnaiy'
q as ss & 1ppp RIM ELLIS. IS Poydras street,
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I NUMBER 254
WANTS.


A SITUATION BY young Lady. competent to teach
minor branches Of English education and Needle
Wok, as GoveBess in respectable family either in
country or city reference. Apply at the Office OF
A. MARMTON. ST. ChaFies st.
d22 one door ab0ys foydEaa.
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Chief Justice Supreme Court = Joseph Williams.
Associate Justices-Geo. Green and J. F. Kinney
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Ioisou & SiiVestre, No. 50 Chartres street. Agents
NEW ORLEANS.
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On the 9TH inst elections were made, as follows:
U. S. Senators-Augustus C. Dodge and George
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Exhibition Room at Loas Mh's, Al Charities street.
The Goods win be opened Tuesday. 10Th inst
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A SMALL CHEsNTJT SOKREL MULE. thin in flesh,
"A Mexican Brand The owner can have .ae Jams "
proving property, and paying expenses. BY aPpylnk %
COLLINS. RABE & cos Stables,
d25H corner Of Union and Bafonnests
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SLAVE EP OF.

~ Slave Yard and Boarding-House, l59 Grav1er
street. second door from Oarondelef
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS Tor sale
at ali times Slaves will be received on board or sold
on favorable terms The building large three story brick
house and very comwodous Slave Depot Patlcglaf
attention win Be paid the health and cleanliness Of a
&C., toiscsd IN tbis Ward IA n
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rs HEREBY GIVEN that from and after the LIST day 81
January next. l849, the Toll Gate az the metalrle
Ridge will be removed from the Shell Road and ini
Tolls charged for passing the Gate, either way az tne cy
end, according to law, viz. an
For Cart Chair Cabroet with or more horses la
For Coach Phaston other four wheeled Lar1agss zS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-11-10
From CalifOrnia-cOunter Revolution al
MaZatlan.

A correspondent of the Courier writes from
La Paz, Lower California, August Is, as fol.
lows:
gave you an account a short time ago Of the
movements Of the squadron out here. Since
that leuer was written, the corvette Warren
has arrived from Monterey. and the frigate Con-
gress has arrived from Mazatan. In Upper
California the gold excitement is greatly on the
increase. Gov. Mason reached Monterey llrom
The placer) a few days previous to the sailing
.or The Warren, bringing with him the descrters
from that ship whom he found upon the road
carrying a press of canvas. and shaping their
course for the region Of the precious METAL
His worthy and lactecious Excelency placed
these fellows, bare backed, on a few spare
horses he had with bin, and although the sail.
ors frequently begged 10 be allowed 10 walk,
they were perlinaclousy refused, aud compell.
ed to travel in this way for sixty miles.
At Malzallan there has been a counter revo.
luton, and one Of the officers concerned in the
last outbreak was shot on the day the
Congress reached that place, and others were
undergoing trial when she left there. PaIacio,
the leader Of the rebellion, has escaped, and
Uriza, whose influence and money brought il
about, has been in La Paz for some time. il
is said that Arsta, at the head Of seven hundred
cavalry, is now on his way 10 take charge OF
The Government of Snaoa. Liberal views are
10 be entertained, and many privileges which
the people have asked, are 10 be granted; and
thus, it is thought matters will be kept quiet on
this coast for few months, at least; pcrO guien
SdJc! Poor Mexico! her internal commissions
seem TO have returned with redoubed vigor
siEce the close of our war with her.
Between the Goth and 3lSt Of this month all
the troops now here and at San Jose. md many
emigranlslrom the country will be on THEN way
to Upper CaIi(ornia-some by land and some
by sea.
All the ships composing the American squad
ron ure now in this bay, but they will shortly
be gone; the most of them To Upper California.
The Dale sails to-day for Mazalan. and snon
after her return will proceed up the Gulf. We
have not as yet heard of the arrival Of the ST.
MOry's in the Pacific. The Congress sails in a
week for the United States.
On the lolh inst. Court Martial commence
ed ON board the Congress for the dcScrlers from
the Warren, above alluded to. This Court is
sill in session. Some Of the cases have been
decided. but the sentences are not as vet pro.
mulgared. 1t is thought the punishment will
be severe.
Com. Jones has appointed Commissioners
to cx0min" into claims Of some people of Low
or CullI"rnia for losses sustained during the
war. Such claims are to be- paid Of the reve.
nue. collected NJ Mazalan, Graymos. and other
ports on this coast. BY what authority this is
done am At loss 10 conjecture. and the sane
tion Of Congress for such expenditure must BE-
regarded as extremely doubtful.
In. haste.
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struggle lasted till midday in the Leopostsdt, and
then spread 10 the city, where division Of ma
honal guards fought against the students and the
country people. Between the hours Of four and
i've in the afternoon the Ministry Of War, which
was only guarded BY thirty men, was stormed and
ransaeked, and the minister Of War. Count Latour,
murdered in the most barbJrous manner by stabs
IN the body and blows Of sledge-hammer or axe on
the head, and then hanged on a lamp P-POst in the
courtyard.
The arsenal was defended during the night by
the military and body Of the national guard but
feel into hands Of the people towards morning, who
Immediately armed themselves. The report Of
cannon and musketry continued all Yesterday and
during the whole Of the night; the alarm bells in
the city and surrounding villages never ceased
ringing.
The murderers Of Count Latour declared that
they would serve all those who shared his views in
the same manner The Ministry of Justice is said
to have been seized whilst endeayoring to leave
the city, and is locked upin the Auls The other
Ministers, with the exception Of Dobbhof and
Honbostl, have seereted themselves.
All tie military have left the city, and the fight
ing has ceased.
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and said that the SouIh should never agree 10 the
provisions Of the Wilmol Proviso, although he
did not believe there ever would be slavery
there; yet. IL the country vas acquired, the CHI.
zens should be left free on that subject. He
says oil Mexico will eventually come into our
Government. by degrees-Ihal il cannot be an.
neXed. On the subject Of politics. he said he
was no poliJicisn-had been lhree-fourhs Of his
life in the army, devoted his lime and mind to
that service. aud paid but nlle attention To any
thing else"
We have another letter before US. giving an.
other conversation held with the General. al his
house at Baton Rouge, by gentleman of res.
peclable character. These Two letters are ad.
dressed to members Of Congress. This lasr
letter (wrten on the 18Th March) represents
General Taylor in conversation as favorable to
"the present tariff, and opposed TO a national
bank" Ii reads as follows:
81 lake the liberty ofaddressing you, and giving
you. al the same time. some few facts relative
TO General Taylor's position before the Ameri.
can people, as II regards the Presidency. In
conversation with DIR. Baden. Ia gentleman in
whom the utmost confidence can be placed) he
told me that he called on the old General al his
residence, at Baton Rouge, and spent some three
hours in his company. Like all others who
describe him, he says that he is a man Of sense,
open, frank, and free in his manners, ever rca.
dy 10 give or receive any information that NAV
be OF use. lie states that he is willing 10 be the
PRESIDENT Of the PEOPLE, not Of a PARTY; that If
the Democrats nominate him. he will run, pro.
ylded they usk no pledges for his future course;
OF II the Wings nominate him, he will run on
the same principles, and no others. Again.
should third party bring him out, he will still
be a candidate, lfthey appear TO have the MAORI
~. He is in favor Of the present tariff, and op.
posed TO a national bank. lie thinks that the
President was not TO blame about the wur-tha
be (Gen. Tay lor) was the cause Of the moving
Of the army on 10 the frontier; and gave, as his
reasons, that large force was collected at Mata.
moras, and, unless there wus an opposing force
in The neighborhood, that the Mexicans might
cross over and commit any amount Of depreda-
lions without his being able to arrest their pro.
gress in time TO save the inhabitants. He says
than was not the cause Of the war, but The annex
ation. lie was asked, III you should be elected
President. Of which party would you fill your
cobneF His answer was; Il would seek out
the best men Of the country, and select them
without regard to party"
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The same paper sIaIes that this news incrca.
ses he sirsngih Of The war parry al Turn, and
hosilliIies will doubtless be resumed.
Piedmonleso's troops have received orders 10
be = ads for the field BY the 10Th. and Gen. Du.
r"ndo viii Immediately assume the command.
The Hungarian soldiers at Milan demand their
return TO Their own country, and The position Of
Radelzky appears periIous.
Should Charles Alber seize this favorable
momentto cross the Tyrne. he may drive lhr
AuSirlans from Nomhardy further than he was
lBlrly expelled himself
Present events may change The whole face Of
Europe.
Spain is sill unsettled.
Portugal. al last accounts, was quiet.
London Consols 84j TO s4I-market heavy.
LATE ADVICES FROM MONTEVIDEO.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ), l848.
BY lnle arrivals from Monevideo, we have
the intelligence than succession Of Earthquakes
had taken place about the 9Th Of August, cor.
responding with the time when shocks were felt
in this and New York cities.
Bermuda has experienced very severe gales.
which occurred about the lllh uumo, doing
great damage TO the crops and provisions on the
Island, and carrying away the break waters, un-
roofing houses, and literally destroying every
,hrng within its course. Business has been ma.
IeriaIly affected by the disaster.
I. Fisher, a well known inmate Of the Ma
rlns Hospital, was found drowned iu the Schuyl.
kill river Ibis morning. Every person who ev-
cr visited This receptacle for the INDECENT aud
crippled sailors, whether from war or from acci.
dent, will remember Fisher.