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PHILADELPHIA, Feb IA, ls4S.
Report of the Health Board-Sickness, Bur.

gtdry, &c.
The report OF the Board of Health, for the last
week, makes it evident that there is consldera-
BILE sickness prevailing among US. The ship fe-
Yer has recommended its ravages among the in
mates of our aims house; the deaths at that IN.
stitution, from all causes, being twenty one, and
the whole number for the city and county, 1872
being 40 more than during the previous week
Joseph linden, German, recently from Gin.
cinnati,. committed suicide on Saturday night
AT the aims house, while laboring under derange
ment caused by fever. He escaped from tn.
ward, and gong into the cellar suspended him
self to the beams by a bandage taken from his
person, that had been used to secure blister
The height of the beam not being sufficient to
admit his hanging at full length, he wrapped the
bandage around his neck; then he formed Sc
cond moose at the other end, and getting his foot
into this he stranged himself, each struggle
drawing the moose tighter until death ensued
The residence of DR.. Gerhard No. PIG Rose
street, was entered last night and robbed of
great variety of articles, including large amount
OF silver plate. The plumber is valued at about
$500. The burglars presumed to be tn
same gang whose attempt upon the Trust Com
panys ofhce, up town, was recently foied by the
vigilance OF the watchmen.
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LIvERPoeL-sh'p Hottpguer22 mdz Stone, Swan &
spesr.ls mats Ps.oS; COS case. Beer Benja%a5Sss
Ss.e!f RES o
boxes tin plates 100 bundles iron Bruce sonso Haddon
Msre sSSs Gibson
eo T1oIsr Mead Co.. Russell Marsh
sCnI3yi budle: iron seymour-s Buckley Ilan
S'S s st'
s.S sasa s5~s
&s1.SP o.ts, sSzs IRIssa.4 ISNspsT.5 Nj
sSs1a. @ BaItSa sre,Rss Sherman mse
i@: cst Sz
scIcots bale nd. Be.man, Johnston col IbSoi;on {
H9meTIl CCeldsn-so cases gun. cask flint. la1 bales
Bailey so@l Ss:rs ssasSs.i WI s'1 s.-s
sSi:pp Ks;s1i b%ns,ii Ab;T%ss$y eS.s Fls.ssS
HfS a:ns, taTs 1sss Son;
Hsi.,ea p.shNis wy:,h Ress: coz T @::S1 FUN i
,9pGM Brown eo.aL Cook ego A'woSS col
'Ss: H sss.s.1h %
sS S
fs%i jsa;' Ias' ss:sd Z:
01sp Hubby Lord Tsyl0.-S Es CLARK
S: Strange B1ossiM9 LosIh.Ht Co.'S s'1ee
sS Crate. bids Di %d.s Cadae
eo-s r Z Alcock-n Stone Sven co-se Nsylor co.a6O
bundles steel TO do-ol mdte Mccall Suong34
sell Marsh-l4oo sacks salt 70 crates hhds as ZIG bar,
iron 285 ugots tin to order.
BREMEN-Bark Jason-95 bxs mdse Victor & Achils-g9
9S Reimer Mache.5? Jung Behrman-l Klcu-4 Ouin.
glen x 6oIdstcin-7 d Muilersein-2 IL Carv-70 & Null
Ier-5 RokeI & Molmann-6 Heinrich Cog Hooe & Vic.
ior-3 keller.l ErnenpuchlO0a bxs pipes mdse
L Poppe-82 Hanlin Ostheimer-5 Roosevelt & Soa-I07
bx, Gerdng-40 Henscheu 4 Unksrt-3 Scbesmser-5
M p Ges sds vG Pao
F G Ellis-7? Balm 4 Sanders Ahreneldt-9 Hol.
manu- ID Muler-4 w w q MeDe-20 dem ,hi Victor
Duckwith-lO2 do + Geidng-4 bxi mdse 4 stewart
10 0 Zokoffer-lI Weiss & Schi elv-l2 Smonsfeldt *
Bach II Myer-4 Schroeder Switzer-2 Meyer Stuc-
KEN &Hs Thorp-l Il Elerlardt-l3 ThOr.pechen--
30 Bechtel Dreyer9 Hose Vicor-l0 Born& Schuch-
a,dt-1 WIGHT Lankemann-5 Wichehausen. Main co-l8
Loreheim-1 spies, Christ co-22 Groschem Chaplain
PIPES 2oao DEM Johns to order
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Arrival OF Strangers
i MONDAY. February Is. d

AMERICAN HOTEL.
Dr. w King, L B Holloway. Maj " syming,ou U 8 A..
s.s n SS sT Ss Ss'a
Mis-. Hall London; Hotchkss, Hartford: !oha,o.. g
casa M.s As' Capt fec as s,H
milton sm! Albany rsfs MiSs, H
Ghssv:i Bosom; aa$ n. Hcl%e: 9'pS Sfsmmoa
s% Hi:SG Mn On. ks b. s%S1s
lpHan" family Beat Ut,ea; Willismson reusbke,p.ie
asi S Cost s1%Sf Bs 1an
BIsnton Loui,yiIle Valentine, Boston; Smith, Pbs-
CITY HOTEL.
,16 o%d.ss retereuTg; Jsssgy; BOYD Mr. and Mrs
ASIayh S,w1 A MSp%s Chem
sdelrh'a. '''''' "''
CLINTON HOTEL
BODY GGp' sss Hem Capt Pea
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
aaa 9H2 a Gh's: k york
sss bass ;fG w EdS &s
Cove' J'm' funderiord Ney Hly.n; II BalIird. Bo'oa
7 Marge, Baltimore: J B Stillman, New Rochelle: VIM
ssSsai Ts1s4 i. ssss 81 F' Hse' YSi sja
s sss fs:e''f s.';d wsi';
Coles. Ge9 Cove; Altman Eoehs:,sr A ss., si LGui,
a I., Fs.s JIoy:iEis; NMsSS.' Bridge
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Geo Bryan; Philadelphia; BaIIen Ez,beth,own;
Naun, capt Van Allen, buIi0; Baron Van TfOne
p ussis Francis 0nazren Miss; Mr. and Mrs Martin Lon
don; Mrs Paperer do: Mr. Wngove, do; Mr. Penney do;
King, 60; Rookie do; Brown and family, do; Dyer
Baltimore; passengers per Margaret Evans.
HOWARD HOTEL.
Snah. Lowell; Mr. Mrs and Miss Wilson Boston, Mis-
Samuel, o and Miss Orvis, ID Cutler, II Jompkns, q
N Bowman, Davenport, Mr. Mrs and Miss Francis Mas
sachusets; Geo Parbuit Syracuse; Mr. McCee st JOHNS
Canada; Black Canada; Dishet. New York; Field.
Canada; A Bell Moustown; Bun, New York.
JUDSONS HOTEL.
w Burroughs Pha; Williams. Houston X Boyd
Mr. and Mrs Moore, Columbia J Hutchms, w N Rice,
Houston.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Jakos, Ohio; Buuls, Baltimore; Gina IIuslman
Orange Co: Nc Mahon MASSACHUSETTS, NJ Waters Bell
vew; Mr. Wasbburu Newburg. h Kane, Caiski; MIR Nam,
gan Pennsylvania Rev w Wilson, Cincinnati; Nsv w
Easton incascr Pa; Miss Easton, do Mrs Williams and
family fhe; DR. Crozier New York; Mr. jutlie uena
VISTA; n GlcM0hon. i al River.
RATHBUE'S HOTEL.
X Allen. Y Geo w Hobb, Buffalo Geo Fisher, 8
Gardner Boston u Ross Port Geo II ROBBERS On
Baltimore
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
T Michael Philadelphia; Cruser, do; " ID Edwards
and lady, DO; sMcMorsse, Rochester, Wilson, rhle
lamsburgh; J Lind England; w ii Burke, Rochester; II
LOOMS SommcrviIle: Oraut Massachuscts: q Green do
WESTERN HOTEL,
JV Peck, Thiia.. Richards, AtteboIo; AIiopkins
NYl na Bartep, fhls JehnsoH, Nofwishj Iork-
bndsspoui Hall, Gu
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BALTIMORE, Feb. IA. 1878

BALTIMORE, Feb. IA, 1913.
Gold Weather and Ice-St. Valentines Day--The
Clay and Taylor Whigs--Baltimore ASSEM-
biies, SC.
The weather is cold this morning, and the ice
manufactures in the vicinity have commenced
operations in good earnest, with the prospect of
throwing out considerable supply of this es-
sental fabric.
st. Valentines day is being observed with
more than ordinary energy by the young bucks
and bellies of our city. Upwards of 10000 were
dropped into the post Office yesterday, and the
city despatch post has fully as many in posses
sion for delivery to-day.
There seems to be considerable doubt among
the members OF the Legislature at Annapolis, as
10 whether a majority Of the wing members are
In favor OF Mr.. Clay or General Taylor for the
presidency. ! learn, however, that they will
shortly meet, and an effort will be made to in
duce them to adopt resolution agreeing to
unite heart and soul in the election of the nOml-
nee Of the wing national convention, whoever
he may be. This is the only practicable course
10 bring forth union in the convention That
General Taylor will be The nominee OF the con.
vention, seems to be settled point IN the minds
OF the wings OF Maryland.
The grand ball of the arstocracy of Baltimore
1s TO take place on thursday night next, at Car
roll Hall, and will, it expected, far excel any
previous affair OF the kind in this city. The
whole building is being fitted up in magnI ficent
style, and Monsieur Devile has located himself
on the second story of the building, in suit of
rooms most magniticently furnished, with all
the apparatus necessary tor curling and powder
ing the wings OF thu old gentlemen, frlzzng and
polishing W the ladies' heads, and curling the
mustachlos, whlskers, and flowing locks Of the
eXqulsltes.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Port Of New York, February Is, ls4s


Cleared.
Sbps-Duchease d'Orleaus (pku Richardson, Havre VIM
Fulton Wade, Apaachicoa; ProbuI Degrees, do.
BaksTAdeiine Gamage South Africa Foster Nickerson;
Vernon, Baxter, Savannah sturges. Chairman Co
wIn.er. Jscmei Foster N,cierson 0"'"' "e'noes''
schs-Oive, Smith, Wilmington, NC; Victory, Osborn
NSros p2cahsnias smies Allen Person. So
Newport samuel Nc Dowel, VAIL New London.
sloops-Radant, Baker, Providence; New York, Jones'
New Haven
Packet ship Honguer Bursley. Liverpool Jan Wood
hull Mptun 26h ult lat a. lon 49, spoke Br ship Efng
ham Hughes from Newport via Cork 9th ult for New York
Bremen bark Jason, schiuins, Bremen. 60 days to
Poppe LIST inst lat 80 49, lon r. gale from w, carried
liant split manmas, lost sails rigging anchor cut the
bow nearly through, lost bulwsrks, sc.
Bari Isaac Mead Brown Savannah days. with cotton sc
Brig America Gross (befo,e reported) from Hamburg via
Cowes, a days. with mdse, to Schmidt 4 Balchen.
Walsh $500 qantal. Ioswood to Meyer 4 Sucken An Am
steamer the oh jan supposed from Vera Cruz with
for Laguna lat 80 49, lea 90 spoke lchr
days Passed Cape Haeras the 4 INST aud anchored in
side Of sandy Hook 2h inst Experienced gales from
West to W. with verJ cold weather Some Of the are
sehr Joseph Lsmpheer, Kelley Providence
Schr Ellen Smith, New London.
- schr stephen Waterman. Terry, New Haven, bound to
Lighter schr Roger Parmoe, Newman from III, wreck of
the brig Minokeash Southampton beach, Long Island
with mahogany.
Packet ship Wellington hdwick from London and Ports
mpnh, ian ~, W VI mdse to GInne Minu,n Co.
1a eo Maniy Stevens New Orleans 20 days.
Bark Exact Stevens from Savannah, 10 days with
TO Sturges Chairman X CO.
Brig Alert Simmons Savannah, 10 days. with cotton TO
McCready u Coz
Also, 2shps and brig, unknown.
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g .s... sss; @ inst
The
esen nv The
with :S
;sI err. sSs G tom; @
esswibe IN III. nsiShborhood Of Sioa COO. ~, -a
Whalcmen.
Heard from Sandwich Islands Sept ships Mary Nor
ton; Msaeom, smith Ale. ReypsIs; and MestaI Nor
NJ. Sss5sS. 4 win s :.
ID s!a:s. Geo HPwisqd F.S: DO: S.
Foreign Ports.
Jan sss RGas Mw
B1;~ss; ssDuDlis s Tessiss, Bolivar for Do o,
for NSSk aS sa ,Gs
TSnsss, OFF Jan is~b.nssI, Cook from New UIlssa,
.HAtyAx, Feb a-An steamship Cambria. 7, hour, from
h.sgSA sp smBrs. Aa6sma Means, Nex York
b. Vessels names not rsso a'
n, MATANz.; jar as.Bst; p Cloud. Little, for Phsd.
sSse beer
@;'f. @osdbury
s ~ Ss
s1
wig; schs Volant Pratt for Norfolk ready; Ruth Thomas
Amsbury for Cadena 2sh to load for Boston, and Others
before.
MoyrEvpEo NOV ,a-sld brig Emma. for Buenos Ayres
ST THOMAS, Jan i3-Ar ship Emily Davis New York
Home Forts.
Ga
brig: O.esola Park Tdnidsd; Cha' Heath anPhsr Ma,n:
zn Sea Belle, Hartman Cardenas Elizabeth, Rlborn do
Jesse Baker DO; sch, Maria sophia 0ussh BToeksp Rot
m.
aud Equity from new Oreaus briggs Paos. from Liverpool;
Tsranto from Csrdenas; all in Nsnaske Roads
erpoo bark Ida Parker Boston, schs Mount Hope Bright
man Kingston, JAM Hiram Gerard Price. New k: Mch
gan Terry DO ish bark Helen Nara Crosby Boston
Boston; brig Belle B Whittier West Indies .chs Mount
Hope. Brghtman Kingston Jam; Henry Long. Halifax MS;
EpoARTowN Feb a-Arr brig Falo Alto Mlatyre Norfolk;
Philadelphia; Robert Kanou Jr, Tolman, Portland for Bat
HOLMES HOLE, Feb sAr brig. Doyer. Hset Baltimore;
10th, schs Abbatt Lawrence, Haet. New York; Meridian,
TsIeton Norfolk; .h baIks Lowell tevsand Baltimore;
denas; Cantou BaSer Phadepha; Olive Sumner. NYork;
NANTUCKET, Feb 8-Arr schr Susan RUSSELL New York.
NEW BEDFORD. Feb ll-Sld brig William, Fish,, Bucks
vile, SC.
NoRFoLK Feb liar bark Susan Besse Boston; schs
Fredonia Daniels Boston, Florence, Gee., Portland; Orel
Rich New Haven; Abstract, Pow New Bedford; Frank.
r0i F.S SL F,,pc,s ou,, M,vo
York; bgs Cybee, Merrill Maanzas Motto, Hasy Marel
CID bark Sarah Warren, Curtis Havana schr Harp, Gru
PLYMOUTH Feb sArr schI Charles. Stevens, Baltimore.
Below. schr Conner, Holmes, New York
RIcHMosp, Feb 2-Arr schs Mary Peck, Dupuy: scio,
son friee Bss,ton; Hendck Hudson un,on; and Pred
more Aumick, New York
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QUICK TRIPS The AZ O'Clock mail line from
Philadelphia to New Y ork, arrived at the latter
place tweutysix minutes after O'Clock Friday
ming The O'Clock mail pilot line from New York to
Philsdephis, arrived on Saturday at two minutes be-
fore ono.
Hours. Min.
Time from Phiadslphia to New York. 80. 3 Sc
New York to Philadelphia. =. 500. 8 SO
The above are the quickest trips made between
these cities with and accomplished by the
route via Tacony and steamboat Trenton the Della
ware .-Phiiadelphia Inquirer, Fs6 IA
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

cd rn5.g ssan Feb ~ M-Anved-seh, Despatch
SIss,sSNBaff Aas!ne taer) Walton, Yer. Cruz; sch.
nsh E@ese Garwcod New YORK; t@a h'1' s''s' S''an
pde Ga S: naa. %
sSSe1s .e hpSr y Ss Ss King Goth
AsrY Lvepool; galiiO dolphin. tOldenbug) Jsnsen Am
Miscellaneous Record.
Es boat NV The Oh inst of Le
through bottom yards and sss aonssde as Wss
@ n Of ,.e ss on saturday night
uoguer
on the 10Th inst, of the place. '
s%r Wiz s s New Or
Demng reported som. e siace as abandooed off Be npd
She having pung alesk off Georges shoa wbea on her voy
bermuda falling to eewsId Of the asd she Ss, sban
S 5oa y e who WEE taken INTO Bermuda po
o. me LaEs e0afs to Tbs pot rhs sala She
away last spinr the Eastwardwas taken to Luz
bee here she was pareha.sd aud The
fli with by The British Dee lat 30 81 lon 81 l6
e 70 Sea% S% Had % sy SSaf q:
could have tailed to Bermuda wa, obliged
condition; she could not be making wafer fast.
ps SlIa 10 from ron, New ots;o, stated in New Or
coalition. wv ' N''A 's'"'
snIr sULLrAN Waite hence at Chsreuon 10th inst was
a succession Of westerly gales.
SHIT CAMDET Sherwood hence Charleston 10th lost er
saIr MEscURY at New Bedford from Pacific reports very
days and has experienced four gale in which LOAF iii
and nying ibbooms topgaan stoye
bulwarks, &C,
BARK DELAwARE, Knowles, from Phade pba for Boston
arrived at HOLMES, Hole lin inst, at the wind blowing
on me east side Of the Dor She remains and will he
got on when the weather moderates
ScHR ArrnysIioN-A letter fom WIN Parramore Com
missioner oil wrecks dated Dummond Acconac county Va
req states That the sch from Phacephs bound
70 ncnmona before teported) on this
coast ~ UT AT night she beat uy hoal and
on her ay all he hull updcr wstsr Mon
day morning sent boats thirty men 10 her
got he on The shoals INTO deep water aud TO
per M put se i've hours labor nj tho oars She
gfounoeu on the point OF Faamoo Island 10 water
ana STUCK last then had holes deck and
ed 10 save hef cargo which dcu TO do ow ing 10
pos0n bot the men worked do aud night On The night
OF the "a she noated the point inside and round sh,
sand and landed shoa nearly all under water ths men
WORKED al her all day. On the 81 she TUNED nearly bottom
upward AID entirely disappeared; she found however
and partially nghted TO-DAY schr to her assistance
We have su oecded IN saving her sails part of ber rr
gng one anchor and one chan, large quantity of bacon i5
Jos Yea % bofe ca cle about bundles wool some trunks
bDs apple brandy Dbls wbkey all wet aud damaged
Her deck load Of brandy and ware was over
board By her crew. sugar ali los.
sosa RoEANATbe Searspor account nm the Belfast Jour.
BAL eads as u schr kosnna foI Horana Drink water from
boston with height had been capsized Long Cove The
report OF the Signal had t,chr Traveller
soHh arrived at Norfolk Lib instant
nom fofA ki'sr with loss Of heed Of mammal
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AMERICAN VESSELS IN DISTREss.-By the brig
Adams Gray, which left Havana on the 2Sth ult.,
the NeU Ori aus Picoyune has received intelligence
that 1.-THE master of cossting schooner Minerva had
reported at Havana on the 10th ult that being
PEELED by stress Of weather to anchor Green
lCayo Perde) he there American ship called
Liverpool lost upon the reefs of said Key with her
aud m'zsn masts gone The master Of the Minerva
went of to the ship in his boat and offered suoh ard
the ships company might need No would leave the
vessel Jose Maria Francisco Pta who took passage
on the Minerva he being his passage to New Orleans
The American bark P Pendeton arrived a. Havana on
the 26h u bringing the captain six of the Of
the American schooner H. H. Cole, which proceed
ing from Africa to Salem On the 6th Of December the
bark into the schooner In lat Az N lon 6se 80 w
and sunk her, four men perishing With her"
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r .IgT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN the NKw
date q iSs iiss = WSisk Icy sss sissnissd.
II u. Ana p is further sssessA Az eli adyG-
sewspspor .swspaPen Of letters uneaed Tor any ron
Once, shall be inserted the Of the town or
place where the once advertising may situated HAVING
THk LARGEST cIRcULArIoN-Nsv Pssf ONce Lac, paired
March fS
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Domestic Imi,ortations:

SAvANNAH-Bak Isaac Mcad-237 bales cotton Brigham &
Ce5hart-2so DO X Grave.-ies Gowdy-5s Parmeie.
cos Snsder-30 Rogart u Kneelsnd-5 Hicks co
IS bbs beer Read Brohen-47 bales cotton to order.
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DIA> FORTE-FOR SALE, A FIRST RATE PIANO
Forte made by NUNS Fi.cher has been in use buts
Of the leaving The city Can be j. Rockets
Piano Ware <3eB roome Of Broadway.
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HAvANA-Extract of letter dated Jan. 30th
The United States sloop OF war Germantown,
Commander Buchanan from Vera Cruz, arrived here
the 25th instant The vessel Is beautiful specimen
naval architecture and her onoers and are the
theme Of general admiration viii have the right Of
feot in progress of time. Annex atom is whispered
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III ARPS-.THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform the Musical Elite of the United States that they
have been engaged for the city Of New York.
in the manufacture Of Double Action HaIp, Their sxpe
Renee has taught them that the limited sale OF this beau
very eIhorbant prices CHARGED for them by in this
desgu bring the Harp into general by reducing the
Gus compensaon-snd being practically familiar with every
branch Of the construction and finish Of this beautiful nsu
they pledge themselves furnish Harps that for
aud bancy Of superiority Of touch, and elegance Of
huish beyond nythpg ever offered in thus country Having
BLEED to offer instruments combining all the modern improve
with the approved models The subscribers hay
ing been called repeatedly to repair arps made IN
Europe and this country which have failed from the wood
prepare all their material, of such quality, and 80 perfectly
lin all they give unlimited PITT LEW
$500. Addres. JOSEPH HAT WILL, 2oi Broadway.
aousr Of PIANO Forte whsTe catalogues Of prices and an
Ez.bethen Louis XVh Francis the ht and the Victoria
styles with all the improvements be Gothic
and Gecan styles Of Double Action HaIps
at the reduced prices of $500.
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NOVA ScoTM.-On the 25th January. in con.
sequence oil the vote of Misrepresentation, ali ihe
ministry o. executive councillors rendered their rs
siguatione which were accepted By the governor IN.
attorney general ami sceitor general also 10
ned on AL their Successors could be sppoiatsd
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, ls4s.
Mr. HIoo 1f The 1deJnb,

Mr.. Clay, this evening, in Difference TO an IN
vitation of the managers, went over, escorted
by company of friends, to the Adephi thea
ire The bill of fare was the touching drama Of
"Lucille;" Sclavonian, Hungarian, and Scandi-
navian dancing by Miss Julia Turnbull and
Mr. Smith the musical piece of the Esprit Of
the Fountain and the Pas Styrien, In conclu.
sion. Mr. Clay was received by the crowded
house with unmeasured enthusiasm, on conf ng
IN and when he left, at the conclusion of the
Fountain mysteries, he was cheered again till
fairly out upon the avenue. Mrs. George Jones,
as Julia, in the 'Hunchback, Pat the Olympic had
a clever audience, notwithstanding and as for
Or. Collyer, with his Model Artists, the people
seem never to get tired of Them they are so
novel, so pretty, so classical aud fascinating, and
wlthal, so natural, you know ACTION.
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DR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Tresise," Re- !, consulted upon any OF the
street. from to i2A.M, and to Pr tsunday eYccpted)
Those who apply the early Of these complaints will
ts the Tsridiiy and ts attend
ss tAs cue shisdy hcwsysI .he,s ehc have suffered
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PASSENGERS Arrived
Foreign linportations.

LiyERPooL-Paeket ship Hottinguer-E Patterson, Miss
e A Hall. Of EnGland-l38i in the steerage.
BREMEN-BaTk Jason-Mr Heeder Mr. Maconla-9 in the
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Miscellaneous.


-------
Miscellaneous.
accident occurred at ST. Louis on the 9th instant
which resulted In the death of Mrs Sullivan and her
daughter. They had been attending the funeral of
friend and when on their home the horses In their
carriage by some means became frightened and dashing
on with great violence beyond the control Of
the driver. They rushed into Chouteaus Pond and
before assistance could reach them Mrs. and her
daughter found Q wstery grave.
steamboat called the Americ lately ascended the
Scioto river to within q few miles Of ChiIlicothe being
demonstrating the fact that the river a navgabe
one for steamers Thereupon the people Of Chicothe
and rdeton came near exploding with delight Bells
Toasted and toasted $500 voted to them acclaim and
property owners At once began to pecus In lots while
the price offarms began to increase tremendously.
Baron Won Grone of Prussia, arrived at Philadelphia
Saturday. from Havana, and has taken up his quar-
tiers at present at the United States hotel.
On the Goth ut Gov. Matthews Of Mississippi, sent
to the Legislature advocating the payment Of
The Planters Bank bonds and recommending that imme.
date action be taken with view to that object.
Samuel Trist, of Nunda, in this stats, committed
suicide few days since, BY hanging him self He WAS
sixteen years OF ego.
Ths steamship Acadia, Capt. Stone sailed from
Boston on Saturday, for Liverpool via Halifax with
port. All the mails containing letters destined for
Europe arrived in due and 80 600 letters and
the usual quantity Of newspapers were shipped.
The steamship Cambria, from this port, arrived at
Halifax In seventy-two hours
The Jackson (Miss) Southron announces the death
of Mr. Guernsey, lawyer Of that CITY who put end
to bis existence during at Of mania potu. He was
native Of the State of Now York. aud about thirty
years of ago.
The valuable saw-ml at Portlsndvills Milford Otse-
60 county, owned by tho heirs OF tho late Robert Camp
be of Cooperate wn and the Union Cotton Factory in
Hartwick, Cooperstown, lately nearly des-
troysd by 6re The loss in the former about
$500 and In the latter at $36 O00 which 900
insured Coopsrstown Freemans Journal.
The Ice at Albany was so thick on Saturday, that
teams crossed the river upon it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-15

NEW POSTAL ARRAEG EMENrs-We understand
tnat tue Governor General received by this last
mail despatch from the home Government in which
postal arrangement has been made with fhs IHn,,ad
states aud that II will come into Operation 4, nil @
In reply 20 the above the Montreal Co,,,1,a
may be co. bat 10 s matter OF some surprise tSst o
Government IL silent on the subj sct II such an srr
ment has been made i"use-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-15

The RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The accident on
the Reading Railroad, noticed in Saturdays Bull
lstn hss proved to be fatally disastrous than was
tsupposed Two scalded to death and two 9th
r- died after suffering many hours of intense torture
Inc following their names Mr.. John Loesbar of
hSsoinE, the conductors brother Of Capt Loesher
Sonn |sckemson, OF kinsessing, young unmarried
mao' German by the name Of johann, OF Kensngton
nc leaves wie and family. Ths fourth victim be-
phia Bulletin F.b.la