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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-15
DISSOLUTION.
A CARD.

VIZ F. the undersigned have this day associated our
w selves together under the firm OF Nightingale
& Kister in he Tobacco and Cigar business at the
al stand of John :. McCracken, Main Street, would
respectfully announce to the public, that intend
keeping constantly on hand good assortment of the
best brands Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. ''Snufis
Regalia Principe, Canone, Caradava, halt Spanish
and Common Cigars; together with all articles in
the line.
Orders from abroad attended to with punctuality
and dispatch. WM NIGHTINGALE.
nm 4-tt-wNtw JOSEPH kISrER.
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HEALTH! HEALTH!

HEALTH! HEALTH!
TIIOMSON'S COMMUNICATIVE AK AND
WOOD NAPHTHA.
THE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSU MPTION,
Asthma, Bronchists, Splitting Blood, Pain IN the Side
ana Breast. Sore Throat, liaorsness, Palpltation
ofthe heart, WhooPing Cough, Group Hives,
Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint,
Diseased Kidneys, and Affections
generally of the Throat,
Breast and Lungs.
Ofall the diseases incident TO our climate there Is
none universal, and nj the same time so lnsIdIous
and fatal as Consumption. In this country especial
w. Pulmonary Consumption Is emphatlcally scourge
and in its resistless sweeps over the land as
DESTROYING Angel, laying low, with relentless hand
the strongest and laircst OF our race hllher'o all
and all thal seemed within our power was ut best al
deviation OF suffering, rendering somewhat smoother
the certain progress TO the tomb
heproprietOr, in offering this preparation 10 the
puhlic would embrace the opportunity To state upon
what grounds IL puts forth its meris and the reasons
upon which il POUNDS Its superior claims To the aten'
ton of the afflicted that all who require ITS use may
repo,e full confidence IN its curative powers. since
~, frst incarnation he has had the pleasure oil viii
messing its happy results in numerous instances; b
no wa determined not TO offer il TO the public unit
ne mad become thoroughly convinced OF ITS efficacy
Having such conviction, he now confidently offers
ne n remedy without a parallel for the cure of PU l.
NONARI CONSU MPTlON and Its kindred dis
eases. :,
Lei the following speak for itself
II have used THoM:soNs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
& Woop NAPHrHA,' for some time in my practice,and
have found it the most efficient remedy have ever
nsed i'm Consumptive cases, chrome Catarrh etc
- r.at irritaLility with weakness of the pumo-
"arv organs. existed The rapidity with which ii
iiy saa,lv in its favor where dyspuGa oppres-
ZION exists. when is mediately relieved by IT."
ln Pulmonary Consumption !. can ~ Of w bo,
;sease and consider it medicine well worthy the
,,o"t;, of Phvsicians and exempt from the impu-
alton ofempiracisrn." Nj. CHAMCEkS, MD.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. llth, 1916
5Ts1-'TLo ohovemedicines prepared only by AEGNEY
& D,cK.ov at NE corner OF Fifth and Spruce Streets
PbiIadelphia: Sold by G. BELL, Evansville,
and respectable druggists generally.
nov 1877
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369sB 2E2s3
Harris vegetable Extract.

Is theonly remedy that can be relied on for the per
,n,r, cur ~ pas,n'ol
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neurulgic Alice
lions, Apoplexy, Paralysis, General Debility, Def
cheney OF Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Ner
vo.s Disorders, including the most dreadful OF al
iSeases that ever affect the human race
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-15
LANDAND TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

THE subscriber has dwelling house and three
L. Lots situated in the city OF Little Rock Arkan-
sas which he is anxious dispose of either for cash
Lr exchange torproperty IN the State of Indiana.
0cT For particulars enquire of Lemue X. Lincoln
of Little Rock, or III. JACKSON,
aug 29-dlw&w2w. Evansville
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-15

"a AVAILABLE FARM for SALE cs.z.

I'm CONTAINING two hundred and six <.lS
tyrone and one half acres, nineiy-sx improved, ten
miles from Evansville on the state road leading to
Terre Haute, one half mile from Browning's steam
mill This land lies on both sides OF the state road.
and can be divided that it will make two good
farms. On the East side of the road is ii new two
story frame house. with store room attached, thir-
ty-two feet long frame smoke house and shop n
large double log barn siXty-six feet long by twenty
two wide, with twelve loot she'd running the whole
length, and all other necessary out buildings, and
plenty of good water, one hundred of choice apple
trees with variety OF peach and other fruit trees
On the west side of the road is good frame dwell
ing, frame smoke house, with large double barn,
well shaded, with stables and other buildings.
hundred bearing apple trees OF the best kind also
a vaIiety of peach, plumb ard cherry trees,
failing well of the best kind of water. The land il
in high state ofculivation plenty ofgood hickory.
white and black oak timber for all purposes, plenty
of sand, free and lime rock in short erything
TO make il desirable location Ii is of the best
locations in this part of the State for store and pub
lie house. This farm will be sold on reasonable
terms and payments made easy. For further nfor
nation enquire of James Il. Walker of Evansville
or To the proprietors on the premises
Possession may be had Immediately il required
JOHN BURrIS.
THOMAS HENNESSY
Scott township, vanderburg CO. la. Iapl3 d&w6m
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DONiESTICS!

kN Bales IL heavy Brown Sheeiings in store and
eDU f. sale by lmyl6i OLIVER LAID. q.
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oy-In the Men Frame Buildings, on Main Street.-f4
On PS. fancy Prints;
~CV 90 ps. Ginghams Prints, at only 10 cents
per yard;
20 ps Ginghams, colors NARRATED, at l6 cts
per yard;
100 ps bleached Domestic;
10 cases Hats;
10 do Boots;
lOdoz Ladies' slippers;
20 ps Irish Linen, from p cents To 81 90
per yard;
10 Berage Scarfs, at only 30 cts EACH
% sup summer Shaws;
~ Pc Fancy Linen Drills;
Gloves, blk and white Kid, Pic Mic and
Cotton;
Steel Bceds and Purse Trimmings;
80 doZ Hosiery embracing every quality;
Bps Carpeting;
bales Brown Domestic;
! do Drilling;
do Osnabergs,
And many other articles, which makes our asSort-
ment equal to any that can be found in the city
Wemost respectfully solicit a call from all who wish
TO buy goods, either wholesale retail. feel
confident that they will find it their interest To
purchase OF us kRESEN & MORGAN
je6 No. 25, Main street.
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This Extract is put up in quart bottles-t is 81,
times cheaper, pleasaner and warranted superior 1,
any sold IT. cures dsea ses without vomiting, pr
particularly adonta1 fny n Ht'H far'-E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-19
House OF REPRESENTATIVES..
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
En -

ALBANY, March II, 1913
Tha debate on the bill reported By the Practice Com
missioners, weD renewed.
Mr.. FLOYD renewed his amendment providing for the
re-cstablishrlent of county courts Rejected
Mir. COLE renewed the proposition for tho extension
Of the jurisdiction of the county court, in modified
firm Lost.
Mr. JOHNSON moved TO strike out the VII of the LIST
title Of the bill. Lost
Mr. JOHNSON then moved to strike out the snaotirg
clause OF the bill Lost Messrs. johnson and CLARK
alone votin in favor
The committee then and reDorted the bill tho
Senate, and on motion Of
Mr. GfDpss, it was referred to select committee to
report complete.
Further progress made the general RAILROAD
bill to-day
Mir w. HALL reported adversely to the House bill
relative to the first division of New York militia.
MIR CORNWALL reported q bill from the majority OF
inc Railway Committee, to construct railroad from
Syracuse to Rochester, the most direct route.
MIR BoKEE reported tho House bill TO incorporate tho
city Of O,~sgo.
Mr.. COFFIN reported general bill toncorporate the
Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
The general Insurance. and general railroad bills
referred, to be reported complete
The bill to extend the provisions Of the common
schools to New York, was put forward
The bill to tquaze the representation Of the Board OF
Supervisors Is now under consideration.
The bill 10 punish abduction a crime, passed
ayes 23
Assembly.
The Assessment bill has passed the House by vote OF
SO 10 IL.
TO day, Mr.. FISK reported bill relative to common
schools in Ri ooklyn
MIR CAMPBELL reported fsvoraby on the bill to repeal
The law relative to jurors in New York.
The printing bill made the order of the day for
Tuesday next
Mr. CAMPBsLL reported bill for repssling act
corning certain powers of emgrant commissioners Of
" W York
The Justices Court bill was made the special order for
Tuesday next.
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CALENDAR FOR MARCH ls-Emoer Day, st. Gabriel,
Aron ssn sd suSasy of L;Tt aGtn st.
23d Fers 24th, Spear and nails OF cur Lord 25h, An
nunciation Of the BVM.
The Rev DR. Skinner was inaugurated Professor of
Sacred Rhetoric in the New Yok Theological Semins-
~ ON Wednesday evening, March s.h.
Dat Of six Of the leading and weslthy-so
called evangelica!iparshes In New York and Brooklyn,
four;did not oontrbuts yearto Diocesan Mis-
sons, and Of the remaining two gave So and the
other 81.
The Rev. NJ. G. Wheeler has been appointed gen ere
agent Of the Massachusetts, Cooniz Society," and
successor of the late DR.. Tenney.
Rev DR.. Candish has resgoe his pro fsssorship in
the Free Church Theological School, and returned to
Ais former pastoral charge.
At q meeting Of the Standing Committee Of the Dio
Of Florida, December 20th lS47, 1T
unanimously, That by virtue of the authority ysstd in
.ne Standing Committee they invite tie RI. Rev:
Christopher L. Gadsden, Bishop of the Diocese Of
South Carolina to extend the benefits his Episcopal
vsitaJions to such parts Of Florida and at such times
as may be convenient and agreeable to him"
Rsv. Jas Donn.ly has been appointed minister of
st. Matthew'S Hisborough, Orange county, NC.
The Rev }. q Downing ha, accepted m invitation to
BIZ the rector of St Jamess Church, Muucy, Ly-
comirs county, Pennsylvania, and entered upon his
dut es
The Rev. George w. Nichols has resigned the rector
slip Of ST. Jan,ea's Church, Westville Conn.
The RI Rev. Bishop Timon has returned to town, on
bis way to his diocese.
Monsegneur Charvaz the Bishop of Pisnerol has ad-
dressed to the of sard mia energetic
protest sgsins the new Law declaring that all pu6lica
previously submitted to the revision of the provincial
commission appointed for that purpose lie declares that
ne will mover submit to this infringement upon his epis
oopal rights
The .4mi de la Religion contains letter froru NJ. Au-
gu'tiue Peruaz Canon of Ferraa to the Ab5e Gobert
In Oh he takes himself severely to task for attack
Archbishop of Ferrsrs in letter addressed to the Tus
can journal La Patria.
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Mails for Europe.

We take pleasure in informing readers, that In
consequence of general desire expressed by our bus
community, the sailing ofthe steamship HERMANN Is
delayed till Tuesday morning =. nino o'clock and that
With the Wow of sending the latest news from this
continent to Europe, by this vessel We shall defer tho
publication Of the European edition Of tho Weekly
Herald for her mails, Gil tomorrow ct noan 1t will
contain asummary of news In the Engish and French
language and embraces the latest intelligence rscsivet
by the mail ard by telegraph at this ofice up to the
hour of publication.
1t will include perfect AMI full copy of the treaty
With Mexico reports Of the trial trips of the steamships
Hermann and United states, So, Sc.
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lrarkcts.

Nav ORLEANS, March II, l5i9 Cotton-Salcs wore
made Of 1000 bales good mid, at ~ IA susar-Ths
market is heavy, and prices dropping Molasses-The
dsmsnd is limited. Flour Illinois is selling at S. 37H
Ohio So 10. Freights-the rate is 1im, having up
ward tendencI four British ships have been taken for
Liverpool, at M There is fair demand for exchange
BosroN, March lsth.-Tbs market continued about
theseme for -four and sales of $40 bbs were made, In
GLIDING Gsnesee with good Western brands at SO so
50 rs. Cornss Of 5000 bushels including white and
yellow, at 81 600. Rye-salss Of 800 bushels were
made at s2c. Ostssss, Of 1000 bushels made at
$50. Provisions No change. Frsights-Dull.
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gHIRTiErn COSGE,Ess.
WARRINGTON, March |

WARRINGTON, March
Senate.
The Senate assembled at the usual hour, the Vice
President in the chair, who called 1t to order Prayer
was then offered up By the Chaplain.
After the transaction Of some routine business,
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
MIR ASHLEY, Of Arkansas, moved that tho Senate 20
into Executive Session. which agreed to- and tho
doors closed.
HoLLEY
Ga the doors bsirg opened, aud tho Senate reasssm
bling
Mr. Dickinson, Of New York, announced the death OF
the Hon, John M. Holley, member OF tho House OF
Representatives. from New York, sni after proaouncipg
brief and eloquent euogy upon the character OF this
deceased, be concluded by offering the customary
lutiens of coincidence and mourning, which unsr
mously sgreedo On notion the Senate then adjourn
cd till Monday.
House OF Representatives..
The House met at the usual hour when the Speaker
resumed his seat and called it to order when sppro-
PIRATE prayer offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Gursy
the Chaplain.
After the transactiou Of some routine business
DEATH HoLLEY
Mr.. WAsHINGroN Hunt, Of New York. rose, and In n
feeling end eloquent address the death Of his
COLLEAGUES, the Hon john W. Hoey, late n mber OF
the House from the Staso Of New York Hs concluded
by moving the utonary resolutions of coincidence and
respect for the memory OF tho deceased which
unanmousy passed, vhsn,
On motion, the House adjourned till Monday
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Charge Dismissed - We noticed in Wednesdays
Herald the accusation made against Mr.. John Wilcox
suspicion of having fire to the premises occupied
ny him at No asa Bowery. 1t appears that after full
invesfgst ton before Justice Rome, Mr.. Wilcox was
honoraby discharged the testmouey hus given before
the magistrate being insufficient to sustain tia charge.
Sia'bing Nth intentto KILL Officers q Tens and Oil
christ OF the ward arrested yesterday from on board
the steamship Soutnerner Irishmsu by the OF
Francis Gray on charge ofstabbing Charles Cuodson
on the 2ld o. February sst with knife infctug three
severe wounds on his body and since that time he has
been laid up in the Hospital three weeks In dangerous
stats He was taken before Jus.ics Osborne who col-
misted him to prison for trial in default ofblil
Charge of Buglaryc-Onicer Rivss of the 18th ward,
arrested ON Friday night by the name Of Robert
Manniog on charge Of burglary. IL appears that the
officer discovered the shutter down OF the store
pied BY MIR. George Termes No. 26l Mott street,
ner OF Houston street, and suspectng something was
wrong entered the store and discovered the accused
,ecreted under the counter and, searching his per-
SON. 80 ~ and 81 in bank bills found in his pocket
wsich money wss identified by Mr. Termes, 1t having
been extracted by the thisf from the TIL Justice Roome
committed the accused for trial in default of bail.
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Amendments, &c &c

WASHINGTON, March Il, 1913.
The appointment of John Kcatcy, az Mars hal
OF Western Pennsylvania, was conhrned to- day
We have rainy day.
Commissioners Sewer is convalescent
The Hon. Lynn Boyd has declined the Ken
lucky nomination for governor on the democre :
tic ticket.
=, A letter 70 the Hon. Jefferson Davis, from Vera
Cruz, dated The An Of NJ uch, rldcues the Idea
OF santa Annals leaving Mexico, and says that
he IS heading eight hundred men, and intends to
wage war against us and the present government
OF Mexico The writer complains Of guerrlll
assaults along the line TO the capital, and of sick
ness among our men.
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oVerawe France. Whether they will haze
courage TO menace aG invasion Of France, 10
more uncertain, and cannot be predicted at
this moment.
In every view, however, the continent of Er-
rope is on fire, and the result is in the womb of
the future. Oae important effect of this wonder
full revolution in Paris, will be that on financial
and commercial affairs. A radical revolution of
the kind now almost organised in Paris, and
extending throughout Europe, will PROSTATE all
the fnancers and capitalists OF the present day
in Europe. The wealth of the rich men in
France, England, and other parts OF Europe, ex.
lists in government stocks; and revolution of
this kind destroys those stocks, repudlates all
public debts, and hands them over to nothing
ness. The conse quence, therefore, viii be ter
rible financial and commercial Revision, begin
ming in France among her capitalists, reaching
all over the Continent, and probably going over
England second time.
This is the important news brought by the
Cambria, expressed in brief language, with TN
equally brief enumeration of its probable conse-
quences. The effect of this startling intelli-
gence on our excitable population, yesterday,
was wonderful. We have no doubt that the po-
pslar feelings in New York, III favor of the new
French republic, will rise to such an extent as to
call forth some great demonstration, and thus
express the sentiments existing among the
masses Of the people. There will be some great
assemblage, in some shape, to express syn-
pathy for the new French republic, established
on the ruins Of the Orleans dynasty and we
hope, also, beyond the reach OF the ruins OF the
Napoleon family, still existing, to impede its ac-
ton.
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Drsyton Gr!mcke lady, II. NJ. Hoe and lady, Mrs.
Deiuis and child, MIR Augustus Delus, 8 B. Chitten.
deD lady, and two children and servant Mons Culeux
Mr.. Broadbent, Mr. Flat. Mr. Collvle, VIM Taylor A.
Maris, MIR Dodge H Ransden, c. Kruse Pune Bauss.
ford, Mr.. Schultz Mr. klmem, James Hudson, l.. Gug-
nard, Mr. Cartalvi, II. Easement, VIM smith, Mr. llins,
Harrir, P Oxley, Mr.. O'Shaughnersy, Mr.. Strong
and lady, Mr. Deus four children, and female servant
Mrs. Wallack, Mrs Chittenden Lieut.. Hallewel Robsrt
Giow, James Ihurre. MIR. Nsttebeok, Mr. Gray, D. w.
Coke aud servsnsr W. Fl. Mao'san C. j. Barta,tc, MIR
RamsdeD, Gustayuars jackson, Mr., Schememan, Mir.
T. w. Macondray Mr. Easement, Me-. Msnifol5, James
Hswarth, Thomas Karns, G. A Schexf' For HALIrAx-
Mr Lowe. From HALIFAX TO New Yoe James Coch-
ran, Mr. Nathan, Archibald Scott Mr. Patton, O'Nsil
Captain Thos Crockett.
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TELEsRsPHIC ISTEiIleEgCP,
Summary.

The intelligence by telegraph yesterday was
rather limited, both in extcn, and Importance.
and it is about as well that it was so, for all
minds are too much absorbed with the exciting
accounts of the revolutionary movements in
Europe TO give attention to domestic affairs 49,
We refer, however, to the dispatches below
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30 onn II. Of aom and 40 1000 qrs Wheat

Total about llo OO0 bis Flour ard Gal coo qrs Wheat
The rurgr market ha, beea steady since our last no
tcs ano although holders have not peen able to realise
biahr pice, still thos- last quoted have been pretty
we'll sussined Ire ssles of West India in the London
market during the week ending l1ih Feb, were lloo
ca,ks whilst the market here bids cnnngea hanos
Home have operated with erNster freedom curing
tho course Of the present week although no mptovs
mont ia Observable in the export demand end on me
2lnd si0 hhds were sold at Mincing lane Inc severn
dercsiptiops of East India Sugar continue 10 NEST
demapd A better feeling has manifested ltssu IN tn
srket for Nautilus and ia toms instsncess sliShs az
vance has been paid tho ratcH current snoaV Iot
night ego Tho business done Ia this Description uutpS
the fortnrht hiss been 20 average Extent poh nsI
and IL London In the foreign market there mss hot
b,cr much business dons eithero tome uss or
aud du,ing che week erding 10th February impor'eie
anxious 20 sell, and submitted 30 cine OF o tc
Is. per cwi but on tho 22pd holders assumed hfmef
tone. and vou d not sell under prsviou, pfces
The demand Tor Jamaica coffee has fallen OF snd Gu
ring the week ending 18Th February tho sales we're OF
trrg character nor prices did not e oeds
The fuey qualities West India would nnd purchas II
at cur II, sent quotations. Plantation Ceyon Ia Gub
aud rather cheaper; native b had at Of Is
10 L. ca Consj@rsbls ssos cf Cotta Rca have tsksu
plssn and III sortr OF foreign 10 brkcr demand q
prices W. ich exhibit an upward tendency
Cured voyiaions moth cf home end foreign produce
fad ready sale. aud prices both IN the Lonoon rnd
Jysrgo markets have rather advancing e. ndeney
rotwithstsuding the gooi Supplss which brougnt
forward Tne following Imports from the United Slater
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Mr.. WEBsTER's SPEECH ON THE Ten REGIMENT
BnL.-The crowded state of our columns to-day,
which are filled with the intensely exciting in
telligence from Europe, compels us to omit the
publication of the speech of Mr.. Webster on the
Ten Regiment Bill, delivered on Friday last, in
the United States Senate, and much other valua-
HE matter
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TRiMENDoUs STORM of wind, rain and hail
passed over our city on Thursday morning, a
little before day light doing considerable damage to
houses fences aud trees. This most serious Injury
have heard of Is that sustained by Mesrs Ne~house&
Co, on alter street, VIII. 80 fine store was COM
pletely stripped Of its zinc roof The metal rolled
ap as by machinery and carried by the force Of the
wind to Cont street, distance OF about one hundred
yards. Their stock Of furniture considerably In
jurej. The whole roof Of Walkers press was taken
completely OF, leaving nothing but the bare walls be-
meath. A shed attached to Mr. Mastersons warehouse
was blown down and several other buildings in differ
ent parts OF the CITY were mors lees Injured The
prostraton OF trees and fences general There was
SOME damage sustained by two vessels at the
wharves but none of great extent Mobile Rsgisitr,
March 10.
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appointment or Another Con,n,,ssioner tn
rTexiCp

WAsuTyGroN, March 10, l8iS.
Attorney General Clifford has just been con-
the Hon Mr.. Sewer, 10 proceed to Mexico, with
equal powers, TO arrange the treaty OF peace with
that republic Mr.. Clifford sets ont tomorrow
morning-Mr Sewer Will follow soon his
health will permit
The appointment Of Mr.. Clifford is regarded ns
4 commitment the Hon. LeVi WohdhMrY.
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FROM HALIFAX Papers to the llth inst. have
been receive at Boston. The election for tive
members OF the Legislature at Halifax city and county
rendered vacant by the yuaon OF Messs Howe aud
Uniscks (iberals who appointed members OF The
Provincial Council resulted IN their re.election-of
Howe by sS2 and Uniacke by 3sJ IN ,rity A fire had
occurred at stseetsville by which several hou
destroyed and named Hayes was burnt 90 death
by the falling In OF the roof The brig Aoadian spoks
l2th inst, AZ. Cape Sable N N w. 40 miles, stsaE
chip Britannia, Capt. Lott, from Baton 18th ms,
Halifax and Liverpool.