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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

WHERE this all powerful ondote is hand, Cholera DysenJ
terry and Chronic Dinuhga, longer be seriously
feared, looked upon with terror this Cordial will most
ased the disease in the course of very few hours
taken at the very commencement
was the first article made known to the public Immediate
and perfect remedy for these complaints has thoroughly
same SURE o CURE even where the disease has advanced to
the last stage The public assured that contains neither
opium nor mineral substances any thing that in the least
uriOus to the constitution.
Cholera and Common Cholera yNorbus
This cordial Immediately checks the vomiting relieves the pains,
and healthy stae however the attack may be- however
low the patient may have become, invariably
The SeUereSt Gases Of DSentery
healed and not ufeq!eny becu5 perfectly regulated and
restored IN the short space OF ten or twelve hours
Chronic DiarheQ
Either in children adults, of months years continuance
most readily cured with this Cordial notwithstanding they may be
reduced skeleton immediately gthens short
ly restores them to perfect health
Cholera Iatantuna
has saved the lives of my thousand children when reduced
DEATHS door by this complaint 1t gives them immediate relief
Sea Sickness.
pleasant and desirable remedy for sickness. It
checks the vomiting and readily restores the palient
invariably checks vomiting produced from any whatever
Children that are Ieethlng,
Ifnclning Dirrhga should always be provided with this
medicine AS win keep the bowels regulated and keep of the
dren fond of and will take it without trouble dislike.
General Debility and Dyspepsia.
1t excellent restorative, giving healthy both
the stomach and bowels and prevents the food from pressing
distressing the stomach.
CAUTION Beware those imposions which daily palm
ed upon the public bearing the name omy article which Chol-
iorbus, Dyesntcry aud Dirrbma Cordial which they
have buowed ao they have copied my advertisements and pref
atoy addresses, which have for many years placed before the
public Doubtless they have done this for the a pamng
off their useless and worthless articles at the expense of the
ton of this original and most popular medicine that ever came be-
fore the publ c.
Be sure that you obtain Mrs E. KGDDERs Cholera Mobus
Dyscntey aud DarhUa Corda and Will get the only true
original which has been held in the highest
nation by the public throughout the whole country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Mrs. Il. Kidder,s

DySentery Cordia
An immediate and perfect cure for Cholera Morbus,
Dysenteuy, DearrhGa Summer Complaints Of chill
dren, Sea-sckness, General Debility, &c.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Select Gales.
ABBY'S YEAR IN LOWELL,
A TALE OF SELF DENIAL

The following, taken from the "Lowell Offer
ing," will be read with interest, we doubt not by
our youthful readers and we hope with profit al
so.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

The evening before she left home her father
called her to him, and fixing upon her calm,
earnest, and almost mournfu look, he SAID, "Ab
by, do you ever thnk3" Abby was subdued and
almost awed by her fathers look and manner
There was something unusual in it--somethng
in his expression which was unexpected in him,
hut which reminded her of her teachers look al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Disease OF the Throat and Lungs

Sworl to before me, this 2lst day of July, I8i7.
Wm " BRADY, Mayor of the city Of New York
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
NOTICES.


The uSioS Edited BY Mrs. c. N.
Kirkland, NJ York.-We have received the FIRST
number Of the second volume Of this pu ,lica,ion.
Il 10 got up in the most beautiful style, % to en-
Cravings and typography. The edi,ress mny
continue to send il 70 us, we will comply with
her request.
SoScs FOR the PEorIE,-Edited By Albert @.
limerick, Phila.-Th:s is something unique. A
magazine, each number containing 20 pages Of
songs, comprising words, music and cngravings.
Each song is accompanied with description Of
i,s origen, and is illustrated by head and tail
piece. II noticing the contents Of each number
Of this periodical, and acting cs an agent gra,u-
itously, will cn,ite Us to M exchange, we shall
expect to receive the work gulariy.
AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
EDINBURGH QUARTERLY JoURxAL-Amcri-
can Ednion.-We have received prospcctu.
scs Of these works several times, so soon as n
cnpy of The works themselves come to hnnd
We will publish the prospectus Of each.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

0TfIon. John P. Halo presented pc.
ti,ion TO the Senntc from tho citizens Of H.
dinnn, PRAYING Congress 10 use such means
as was already within its power, 10 abolish
slavery within the Union. A moiion he
ing made 10 Inv il on the table, every Why
from tho free States and MIR. Underwood,
Of XIV, voted against In, ing on the table.
The Locoiocos, from both free and slave
States. voted to lay on the tablc, which
was done.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CALEDo.
MA.

MA.
Resumption IF Sliding Scale Of Duties.
The Caledonia has arrived nj Boston,
bringing dates trmm Liverpool 10 tho 18Th
December. American lonr, in bond, 2Os
n Dos fr Western canal; New Orleans nd
Ohio SIS per bbl. White wheat Is Cd Ia
SIS Cd per 10 lbs. Corn 81 to 35s per quar-.
ter. Drcndsiuils will be materially affect.
ed by the resumption Of the sliding &C .lc of
duties, in March next, of which notice has
been given BY government.
The provision market was much dcprcs.
sod. Pork had declined, with large sales
fitness n, 30 To Cos. Lnrd better, free
% 5ti, bills md kegs. Sliding scale ii
duties 10 take effect on the LIST uf M,rch.-
Duty on wheat will oscillaic from Is to los
per quarter; upon lour, % 10 ), Oh; 2-6d
10 Is per Dbl, adjusting itself TO the rise md
fnll u tho market. Indian corn, NV free,
will I've subjected to duty nc Is per quar-
ter; Meal l~(id per bbl.
The British Parliament had been princi.
pn!ly occupied since the opening Of The scs-
sion with tho nflillrs Of ireland. Within
the last fortnight the British Islands had
been visited by succession of tremendous
gales, causing the mos. appalling loss oi
life mud property along the const.
The affairs Of Spain were in a tolcrnb!y
Tranquil state, although Cnrlists continued
their agitntion. In tue Cories fierce nj.
tnck had been made upon the ndministra-
ton.
From France, there il no intelligence q.
importance. The health of Louis Philippe
was very feeble.
The Aquarium disturbances in Ireland
had somewhnt subsidized. Father Mathew.
i is announced, will proceed 10 America in
the New World sleamcr early in April
next.
i.iston, tho celebrated surgical operator,
il dead.
The commercial news from India il rep
resented Ms highly gratifying. Trade there
has suffered nothing from the embarrass-
men,s in England.
The turmoil and excitement ia Switxer.
lnnd have been brought 10 q final close, Imp.
PLY for the cnuse ii humanity. Tho diet
passcd decree. TINT the seven revolted
Cnnions If tho Ls,gns should he held nc
c"untnhle Ew tho expenses nf the insurrcc
tion. and they we're 10 10 occupied BY the
Federal troops, until the amount should be
paid.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
IOWA LEGISLATURES.

We hive the proceedings o, this nssem-
bly, mp ~ "Wednesday ii last week. NJ
business of ANY meineM whatever had teen
Transacted. 4 resolution was upon the
taps, aud had reached lis third reading, l..
elect u. ). Senators IN the iollow Ing Thur
day. The official transactions IL Mr.. NH
iey, Of Dubuque, aud ether Schnl Fund
Commissioners being presented. il Was mr.
dercd that the Committee on Schouls be
requested 4" enquire inio official transnc.
''"ns M School Fund Commissioners gen.
orally.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
AGENTS..

The following named gen lemen are rcqucs
Cd to act - Agents for the Gazette in their sew.
ersl localities. Those indebted Ia US living il
the vicinity Of an Agcn. will find it more conve'
nisnt to make payment 70 him. The Agents
ore requested to remi, us by mail. Those resi-
ding convenient to Camanche can make pay
msns in wheat, etc. At Messrs. Burrows e. Pre-,
symsn's store, to Mr.. Van Tuyl:
lie Claire, JonN LyTER,
De Hill, Mr.. Ross, p. NJ.
Camnnche, WV. VAN Tt. l.,
Lyons, BENZ. LAKE,
Maqaokets, Posr MASTER,
Sabula, Z. A. Woop,
Upton, JOHN P. Cook,
Rochester, Jo n a. Guy,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

next addressed the assembly. IN his re.
marks he stntcd that when the workmen
first commenced the fonnds,io Of the mill,
an old gentleman observed to him, "tha,
he had always believed Mr.. Fulton to be
crnzy, bat nor he kncw itr' Mr.. Mccain
mon also addressed the people, when the
following soas.s were given, some Of them
accompanied BY remarks and oil followed
by loud cheering. After which the citizens
retired quietly to their homes vol pleased
with tho afternoons entertainment.
By A. SASpERs-.A. C. Fulton and his men
May every revolution OF the mi stones add n
dime to their wealth and . good deed to their
lives.
H. PRicr.--Thc Mill and the Dinner, both 60,
up on the electromagnetic principle, character
issic Of the American people-may we never lack
for either.
w. p. CAMrDELL.-Success to Fulton and his
mill tho first propelled by enterprise, the Inst BY
s'eam-may they continue TO 60 until the father
Of waters ceases to flow.
V.M. Fikoa.-.a. c. Falton--The propeller oi
enterprise and contemporary with steam in Dsv-
export, may he never lack fuel for his own boiler
while with iron nos,rls and leaden bowels, may
he whi,en the earth with the -four OF his zeal.
J. GRAsr.-The big gentleman q. the othe,
end Of the table "a. Lc Claire, Esq )-"may hi.
shadow never be less"
J. PorE-7he .Eina Mill and it's Proprietor
May the former never repudia,c for the want Of
wheat, nor the latter tor tho want Of friends.
A. SANDERS -Fniion's Steam .Mn-The ru.
cleus Of n manufacturing emporium.
PARKER.-7he rirai Sieam .Miis Of Daren.
porf-While we mos, cordially award oil due
honor and praise to A. G. Fulton, the enicrpri.
sing originator Of both mills, and the successful
builder OF this mill, may the only riyalship tina
shall hereafter cxis, between them be, which
shall manufacture the best flour, and deal the
most literally with the citizens OF Scott and the
adjoining counties.
W. :. CoLLISs.-.7. c. Fulton, the pride o.
Scott county, the poor mans friend, the eoc
cause OF two steam mills in Davcnport-may the
tide al prosperity and the stream OF fortune pour
INTO his bosom, till il shall overflow with JOYS un-
spcakabc and iu.l Of glory.
II. s. FlSLEy.- May Mr.. Ful,on's profits in
making flour equal his enterprise in building
mills.
v. NJ. FRoI Scott County, the mother Of pro-
dncc and supporter Of toll; tits hoped that she
will feed wi h u bouns.ful hand the sons OF her
| soil.
il. DAVIES John w. .4rncr, the Millwr;gh,
OF this mill,-The promptn.s -, expedition and
correctness displayed by him in this machinery,
en'itc hi. TO the patronage OF every builder
W. T. CaMrnelL.-.aLner r. C1.0, the Engi-
neer,-may he, like his engine, ever keep up the
steam OF en,crp Use.
W. L. CaMrDrLL.-.7aron s. N.gent, the Mil
| ler,-may he keep himself as white und tine rs
the flour he grinds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT Acc,prSr-TI

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT AccIprNr.-Thc
steamer Planter hurst both her bailers on
the llIin"is river, on the evening of the 5,l
inst, and several persons were ecalded 81,
severely tina, they died shortly afierward.
Those reported dead are Mr. Hatch, &c hler.
ed'ein, Nj. Eiwnrds, Of Florence. and Mr..
Watts, Of Winchester. The Capt, Clerk,
aud LIST md Cd Engineers, were also badly
scaldcd. Boa. was much injured.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
FROM MEXICO.

The only item If news, brought by re.
cent arrival n, New Orlc"ns, from the sea,
Of var, il, that on the 9th Nov. General
Lane with detachment, fought the Mexi.
cans, At . place mined Mntamoros, whip.
ped them, and delivered several prisoners
Among the killed on our side was Lieut..
Ridgely, Of the Artillery.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

@Tho Ynnkee operation in hides
which we noticed in our last number ms
having occurred at Dubuque, was repeated
last week At Hampton, Ill.,, no doub. b,
the same individuals, but without success,
ms the thieves were pursued aud arrested
nj Rock Island.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

MEIAScnoIy.-But fifteen Of the Phil
ndclphia Rangers, who left TINT city for
Mcxicn under command of Capt. Mayfair,
abaut year since, have survived the cam.
paign. Tho company numbered ninety.
six when il left Cor the war.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

FIRE IN CnnAco.--A very destructive
fire occurred in Chicago on Sunday Of las,
week. We hive no space Cor particulars.
Fifteen or twenty establishments were
burned, and one man, Mr.. Lewis, Of New
BuiEalo, severely injured.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

JLieut. J,sEPm WALLACE, of Harris.
burg, Pa, died recently Al Matamoras Of
vel"w fever. Many Of citizens will rec
ol!cct him from having passed the summer,
two years since, nj the lie Claire House.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

"TnE AWAKENING" IA very pretty,
imaginative nriiclc from the Cer,nao, thus
titled, will be found upon our frs. page.
The individual who can read il atlcn,ivel,
without pausing TO reflect upon il, is
strangely constituted.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

GyMr. PERTH. NJ. C. from Indiana,
recently fell aud broke his leg, while on
his way from his seat in tho House Of Rep.
rcscntaiivcs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

n. w. ADVERTISERS. WIN. Vandevcr
Esq, has again assumed the editorial
charge Of this piper. lie is abundnn,ly
qualified to make on interesting aud use
iul sheet.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

|Our river 10 40 tickle 40 the weather.
We would have to issue . scmi.daily to
chronicle iss antics. Last week " stated
that i wns substantially bridged and teams
crossing. Fnct. bu, in less than six hours
the ice wna running.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

FREMONT CoURT MARTIAL.-This farce
is said alrcndy 10 have cost our govern.
men, the sum Of 100000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

hand-yen, and u decent share Of my purse,
too, for such . desirable consumma,ion.-
Who IRE interested on this subject! Don't
oil speak ut once!
Davenport, Jan. llih, 1913.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

S,h. Whether the military force Of tho
United States was or YES not sent into
thst settlement, after General Taylor had
more than once Unlimited TO the War De-
pariment that, in his opinion, no such
movement was necessary to the defence or
protection Of Texas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

Vino STATE CONVENTION. Resolutions
pissed By this assembly will be inserted
next week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

ErJANEs llAsPER, late Mayor al New
yosk, aied 10 thss city % 10 "a inst.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20
Burning 81 The Sleambeat Go lin-Erpie.
sisa q Twelve Hundred Kegs d Pswder-
lls Ef(ecls,

lls BlleclG
Tho steamer Declaration arrived 1t this
P"rt yesterday from the Ohio, briagiux tho
iirst news Of the burning of ths steamer Sea
Bird, ut Cape Giradesu, md q ths explo-
sion Of twelve hundred kegs of powder.
slowed in the hold u that vessel. The 81.
lowing pssticulass sse comhined in slip
from tho Cape Eiradesu EsGie of Wsdnes.
day lsst:-0s. Lesjs Rsps5ecss.
Tho steamer Sen Bird arrived hero lset
Sunday mosning, from Nov Orleans. Ac
Ter putting nus : parcel d fssieha, ssd fiod.
ing tho water too INV. 10 proceed On mr.
trip 70 =. Lm'is, shs draprsd 6swu about
halls mile bslow Tho landiag, end tied N.
inaendiag 20 wait fds rise. Shs IL s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-01-20

81. Whether that spot is or il MT with.
10 u settlement Of people, which settlement,
has existed ever since long before the Tex.
rs revolution, and until its inhabitants fed
before tho approach of the United States
army.
9TH. Whether that settlement il or i,
MT isoln,cd from INV and NIL other settle.
ments BY tho Gulf and tho Rio Grandc on
the south and west, md By wide uninhabit
cd regions on tho north aud cast.
9th. Whether the people 81 that settle.
inent, or majority of them, or any Of them,
have ever submitted themselves 10 The gov.
eminent or laws oi Texas, or Of the United
States, by consent or by cotnpnIsion, either
BY accepting office, or voting ut elections,
0r paying taxes or serving on inrjcs. or
having process served upon them, or in
any other way.
9th. Wle.her the people of that se,tle.
ment did or did mt Zee from tho approach
Of tho United States army, leaving uopro.
tected their homcs aud their growing crnps,
before the blood was shed, 10 in tho n,es.
sages sisted; and whether the first blood
90 shed, was or was mot shed within the
enclosure Of ono Of the people who bad
thus fed from il.
7ih. Whether our citisess, whose blood
WINS shed - il bic mssssgos declared, were,
~ were not, 1t thne time armed officers
and solJicss, scnt into that settlement, by
the military orders Il the President, through
the Secretary Of Wsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04
Board of Education.

Robert Kelly, Etq, President, in the chair. The
minutes Of the preceding meeting read and OPP
proved.
Reports OF finance committee on an application of the
Commissioners Of Eleventh ward in favor OF granting
500 for the introduction Of tho Croon water into the
new schoo In that ward-Rccepted
Epe-ing Free Schools - Mr.. FELLOWS presented the re-
port Of the Committee Evening Free schools wing
the number Of pupils that attended the schools during
the ALEC the state Of the funds provided for their
support. IL referred the for preparing
the annual report Of the Board to be printed with that
document.
The Free .Acdd,my Mr.. BoswoRrH presented the re-
port OF the Executive Committee containing plan for
the organic and government of the Free Academy
IL moved and seconded that the report be
Doctor SwEENY said the report very vouminous
vety ably drawn. IL not he said possible mem
bsrs from hearing read to form correct opinion of
its merits. Ii was very important document and he
hoped that 1t would be printed and furnished to the
members and special meeting called hereafter TO
slider II, and vote unde standingly upon H.
Mr. BoswoRrH said the report only contained this
commentator of the committee. II would be quito
enough to move to lay il the table and be printed
which would cover all the ground.
MIR. BoswoIths sugg stion agreed to, and the re-
port Was ordered to lie on the table and be printed
resolution TO print q cirousr drawn up by the com
mittee to be sent to all the of the ward schools,
by the committee in relation to the qualifications Of pu
pills from the schools applying for admission into
the free academy was adopted
Mo Office of the Board Of Education An appropri
ation exceed $780, granted for fitting up and
Competing the new ONCE Of the Board.
MIR BoswoRrH opposed the grant, 30 far carpetipg
the room He thought swsu scrubbed sanded foor good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04
Affairs In Venezuela.

CARACAS, April T. ls4s
Progress of III. R.rolution-Paez in D6icuitei-Mona.
gas' Party IN Dou6t-FInaneiaI .qGairs-Refu,n of
Gusman from Eriie- State of Businen.
Another opportunity Offering from this place, drop
few lines News Is plenty blu: not to be relied ct all
times. What can learn, that has the appearance of
credit has been rather dscoursgug for the which
General Paez has espoused but there is still hope and
his friends here sthough they have little or no CON-
muncation with the interior confident that he will
ultimately succeed in restoring order Several officers
have deceived him in his expectations and the forces
under his immediate command have had much to con-
tend against; and himself and friends made
escape from treachery. From tho best authority
can obtain General Paez and soubette have
from this part of Venezuela and endcavorng join
the Msrecaibsns under .Penango and very likely the
next Information from that quarter may bs very in
teresting believe there has been no action of any
consequence.
Some fears begin to be felt here among the liberia
themselves, that they may have some trouble In their
own camp, as there much grumbling every thing
does not move like olockwork There ID rumor that
General Carmona has left the army under his command
and retired towards Coro now Ia possession Of Pensn
COS troops, from Maracaibo Captain Celas Ia active
with his feet; and although the government Of
has ths appearance of having queted this part Of the
country We occasionally and the oontrsry the
trouble appears only smothered for the moment. The
loTSeo loan not very pleasant PHI to many The two
not hear any thing of it at all. Tho of the
country arc pledged for long time to come, and the
troops are emily paid In part What little of the Congress
that remaining in the city, has made several
to do business In small way Senior Antonio Liocsdio
Guxman has just returned from the island Curaoao
snt very likely may be run for the ice-Presdency
with some I'VE or six Others
Business is extremely dull. The banks will not dis.
count the very best paper and money is ct high rate
with those who have II. The best merchants must
DO less business and that for cash only as all confidence
Ia suspended for the time being Every one asks bis
neghbor whom these times are to mend, and each re-
spends quien sa6e." The President, Monsgas Ia still In
the interior with the army will endcavor to keep you
ADVISED OF any important movement that may take
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04
Marine Affairs.
Nh EpfroR =


la tho Herai Of the Sd instant t is stated that the
Washington, which LETT here the 25th April for Eu-
repc seen the 2sth At P. NJ in lat 40 10 lon.
TO- $40 miles east Of Sandy Hook
This report appearing 10 me very unlikely to be
true have called upon the Captaa Of the Frozen bark
Aglac, and learned from him j. lst, that he saw the
Washington the 27th not the 2sh making her tims,
theteiore, two days not thrce2i, that sccor ding to
French usage his ongituds given from Paris, not
Greenwich, which differs deg 20m. Our way OF CAL
culstng longitude would consequently, have bsen 81
deg. Aim, not GOAT.
This result OF this ration H. that she had ads
excellent run cobhrm.d by the report Of the shp
Richard Alsop. By inserting this you viii oblige
WASHINGTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04

IHg RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR HRRKMER.-
we learn that the engineer OF the freight train
has been arrested. This IL right; and be shown
that the accident resulted from his negligence he should
be most severely punished. Tho safety Of the travelling
public demands that the agents of railroads and steam
boats should be held to the most strict accountability
We learn, further that Mr. Rowland, Of Jefferson
~. who was standing the platform at the time Of the
collision died yesterday morning. Mr.. Bennett Ia still
living but Is IN very preoarious state Eve
ming journal, May 2.