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PRESENTS. AZ JUST FROM EUROPE
God " 1fcsci, Jrlr,iyE. >tfsr JHrs. Sc

- Doe u The tru has jusi rrturn-d fruu Eurup-,
IL where be has becu selecting goods AID making
a-L f.14c tl-nis 10 Different Manufacturers. thei
~--t- - -n.a-f % supply customers very lsv pncrs
hy receiving or goods direct from he manufacturers Ia
Europe
God Psieni Lever Watches. fail i-vv-ied, 90 ss -
Cos Wsches io~ : ~ 10 s.. wArraci-c fef tune
Go.d an silver Nsich.s of al kind.
Cod Chsns-Fe- fb. and p1lirrn - sfi-.' hans
COO Mediinf kinE- msc- expressly fof he purpose
oo.d L-ckr =, ls- watches. up-n un both siies
silver Tea SIS, >lFrr FoIk. HALVES. >p.oDs &c
W. PRIDE o1rs-y-s silver M qualify q Dol
lzfs al--i patterns ami prices sftrl- ~ i-
tziuu silver Fufks and Spoons hch iOok equally .
81 ~ genuine Silver Silver Plated Cssi0ra Gaze B<st-
W .iier. &c . arg- ass0ru-uf
Our n--AA gods wsfrsnlei represented One
Prce- Czsh oey. And cheap. :. sOUlkts.
: p >QUiRE-
DIS tIy5- In,r.s-r-r. 40 D..is,. Ia - .n,- ,rs.
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iafrp<us-ct Ifs,.s f,.-,--.... NJ
~ Loag tkks. H.lra..c. -, - - ~,
- - 1880
kterpi IL to.n 81 long LAse 49, A-.,. - -. W.. n
- fetsr.s ST. - short - 49,
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i M 81 bsCklBfkS are msDafscturinz BOttsr. and
rort roiios, plain, embossed ADD richly zId-d wh'h
ih-y Or-r 10 he xsfs al very lo~ prices
SHAW 4 IRELAND, 40 P-sr-sl
~ cor Bar
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CAT.IFOR
FOH CALIEOHNIA-
% CAPITALISTS OR MFRC HAsTs

TO CAPITALISTS OK MERCHANTS
AMERICAN q p LYMAN hssias ivri (, Mr..
~ sns wei srcrsirtet Wiz the N~xicar so fnfsr -.
setter AM give good reference . shout D. y. 49,
rg'cns ~ ca forris fur hn-nr.s purposes h--
to rrlnicsie win any merrhsnt p-rsof. is.|- =,
sending out ao-i. II xny ds~crplnn in srgc r a., |
s- D. shsi quarter lie 10. lad much exyesi-re- L. =
sdirg line - IN ihcs- prurr, 80 80 ssfsrs. II -
srd tedious ueys Which V,li enable D. Q, ii.r..
go,ds ihr oe.i Al vsrf-f-, al god s-clry u - -,
ior '- ho1esi ar fahflI prffo lsnr- = tlsr~.. -
rii Ted to 30 Aitr--, a. ttis ofrs
factsErs. psfcrs A.. 49, - tssr1 ID I'D. A. 81.
zion snd d-. vercc frr small cnmq~rs-lon H-.-4 y.
p-sssd to % tusne-s tn hori-~ sri FoVsfr
n >olin America sach - e. rng order. Isn 49,
Or shy oth~f hasinc.s IN sny cf of t0en n-isa-r r.
r-g on. I'D New Nofs srr =.
STkAh foR CALIFORNIA; ia .-. 81.
- srt one q forn-- p1~rr steam engine sh- q.
frrrfa nrunNIra flf l.ff.r esrrsrfaf
machines GtO BENTON usi. Rnsf-- W..
Nrvvsfs y Machinery alst~ io order as 4.
E<IffOR>f> GoiD-~IFrtR~.- rh.-. 49,.
rE fT god regions would 90 We 3D. '.rs A. a.. -
Tor -h.t nss Yrc- - r-r Dozen. sirrI- rrn :
as So sOCHFORn A WORLFY =. A.....
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fft,AEtBtN(s

iititisbfNG
DOARp-At iiI Broone-.t near Broadway large
ID corner room. h conyenieoi pantry, on ne second
a1r u private select house u good order and egusn-
y observed References exchanged io ',
Do.gDiNG-UNlON Park Room. may De- hsd on
Deither floor the house 3 snd - F0urths little ~-s
ofthe hotel Dinner al O'Clock An upper foum may pe
had At 30 Beach-st. on 81 John'.pars Ola W.
DoARp-Two or or ihree ecniiemen can bee sccommo
Ddspd sfh hoard and -ss second Or third
f1or 10 a quiet family win few bOafders Apply A. VI
Jsy't ula ~
tBDlKpINc-Two single gentlemen can be accom-
DmOislri with board n small, gerieel private family
where All me- comforts u home csu bee realized by sppy
lng al 81 MsciouSal.i oo."
DOARDrNC--A few geu,eel persons can be- sui~i
Dwrh hoard and pleasant appointments al - ChysursI
Location not surpassed 30 The cy. quo w
UOaRDiNG-Tw gentlemen can be accommodated
OWN desirable sin.le rooms with board Al 0a Nhlesl
near broaf~ay ul2 w
Do,RD- Good board can be had or four young men
ID sppyine Al s NeTcerst next door TO the iron ioun-
dry Terms very reasonable on, j."
DOARpING-A few gentlemen may obtain very plea
ID ssut furnished rooms with board, al ~ Libefssi
few doors vest % bfosl~as ul' tul
FURNISHED ROOMS To LKT-Inquile -
L Broadway. Entrance 10 Frsnklin-st o1 &c
4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN can BE- accommodated
n win pleasant room ia private family where there
ar children. Inquire 5s iousons1 near bfosd"y
dlh lWF
DODM- TO IEr.-Fumishsd rooms for single gen
nu-m-n without boifd al Do Parsplsce Inquire un nc
second f1or Al L-iehtOus sniu mAnnfactory dln 81
rI'o LET, WITH BOARD handsome back par
j or on The fJ0f a gentlemen and lady, m Two or
three single gentlemen Inquire al l5 Ien1hs1 corner OF
g,.,rb.av dlt iws
DkiyATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ LoapOs
4 FOR GENTLEMEN AND PAMlLlEs-hRs.
GROOCOCK, - Hsilon Ssrten, Is doors from bo'ofn
Terms moderate.
H.gng speni several dsys with Mrs o. tass pcssufeir
Recommending establishment such OF our counymsa
may desire good quiet and e-nHA home dnnny VS.
10 this Metropolis % Great Rrisin. Wh n bALSh.
f0rdor. June 3n 1914 Nl7 "
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O. WANTED To lease o. rent = blick huitilr -uh
r.. shi- fur light wHnHfsrtaiine ruslnor- m is CITY
- Address l. % J. his office do ~
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Aolict hereby gwen. ne 81isf- saet b-e4 tl
Q'nn-t TRUSTEES fi@ matter f- slff -
-sste ~ hOkACf CRAY AID NAfHANifi FNANli- co.
tent d-hors, and ttf all l~.n Ita-i
1 h- fh fsy ui pf~nl- i-f- fa one n n nH M -
-id ffl.-. Nh~si i frats go
1i money tJ them a. sut ff.st~~s i m -
.lr- Ali so az r~rsuu- having ftsf fn~fv
of -ah t-tt0f- required deliver irsirss
h DE ssf nh Gay ~ n-l~f .rei al 80
i-tfo rslse deliver f-s- sfrouas i.uss
~ t- frf@ss. isy Jalss so
X pOlo. If.
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y Vfirt IL psI-ssa@ ofi-f Anir-- ii,isf -
y ssrrzai~ 81 re- Caaa5 . lsf-tz 100 ~
t.sng fisans .r.st CURNkIIis nttNtf 80 90 -
'hF oi kfrstyH, sts f'aHfy fe.~---i, .. lf's~a ~
t~ -r thereof fle i-rs. -fl-f q 'eiN i -
Glare Gr4s IA sn ~ ~ 80 Ns.-sa -- -
f, ~ N.. fs "a 10 bei,s- 100 ~ u joe, 80 De-
J. JsuTs tAt,i AUG
"a f..su. FErkK rJESER tt.sbss s.
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lf ORDER of De ~ NsfItn Mo-. Iltf.s 81
ID fh- Supreme t0un ~ thr state ni Ne~ fars eff
purst' io th- Its s fs hoff sfsias'
r-eHt debtors. sfhrf s sfrf trslt -
estate 81 TOWNSEND HEWLETT, f-si-ut oi Als1 e -
Bahama Wet ilis -s1fs slf ttf ris s le f 10 ~
rr o b. ietts uu--. 10 spr-.r suf isasre- .ah @
f~n frqrfnZ D. ss ~ihin ulfs if0a t- nfsf lffi
ni tho uoffs fi That De snf n ias ts n h N go
tsnt. t stat and - delivery be- l fn
PRIV stn l Stale ls1nsng hin ani ifas-fp sa,A
property De mflifsu hy as snd f uafri 10 ~
Gay of September l-ts ". hAs corr. Affln-J
re- Affflilaa f-.Iff.f. q NtN Nar fHn
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IUTTA PEKCUA -ULEING Al % GEMS per

VI M consequence OF the reccu reductions IN The price u
mo Guta Perchs the sabtcrber of-rs 10 sell 10 The
trade manufacure. Guns P-rcha Soeing Al 90 cents
per 10. There IS Patent 10 existence 10 the bniied
states which sglhOrzcs sny % impose ax 90 Guta
P-fcha so.ing. HORACE n. DAY, Manufacturer Of
India Rubber and Guua p-fcha goods 3 COurusnd. 81.
a SIM
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INV YONk srPRFWf COURT fANi Wisns ~
tCHAkLks , IiiLfNoHA,f sssnst AtfiiFu fuWAhp,
,lnleos 90 raIl-t tsutud Hu .lnift.t D. Atftfn .
EDWARDS defendant ST.. Zoo s4uulI0ri fI tfsa~
ne Conpi-.Ht tls tsgse shal off lsresfh anst
llu sut serve rnry "a af r W "a ~
fnfs shn twenty itss sf-r the hereof "A -
- uf sh suf 700 tai o ls sss
s.d d. plaintiff ~ sks IstEn-1t ui bonded 80
ts~1fi uf tsrs md ts- f isf~sf ifn Ole go
hf- ty Of oen-f oas ioossi -.i luaif-i aai fr st
h--if-s costs of slt-pst-f Nas fnrs De- =. irr
~ JNBALk,fIFR fIsintifs Aftlrr-g. - Ntia
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Land Reform.

The following is the b III introduced I'D 'he fiO1'
q, Representatives on Wednesday by M ""hh
a., and on bis motion read twice and referred 70
The Committee on Poblic Lands
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NnfcE - APPLICATIONS FOR THE Dis HARot % o. o.
ef el ifpn D. f~iis psftsrf fn iie plfss "a - DIS
f- "a III 30 at~ ~ ~ ifh fh-fr fe ~ psn o' o. ~ -
-tslt--r kDNA VERNON, ~. ~ u. gf5nl ~ 10 -
tfr ns fen.~f NofsHt-f D. l-fs C-1r. A. srg-sf - -.
h~tYfr " h Chafiss Dsy no i~s Of - t,i'
ri f0fnufH f~ts n lie sauafF BE- trfh
l-f. Tho tJ Hs d. tfy ~ N-r fofs 1e~au 80
J.nusy lot', a. teng'fint 10 h. slfsr.lsn.
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PoLIcE Cnrnr.-Ae

~
~UrRFmE CoUHr-Special Term Uiiiam Bahir vs.
~ - Batr rrea irf,ut sni of aiulus ien-t
Efpfrf frf-t rirarf Lot-i-O rs~r
Nfls - Fsatu fs jana o. barneOft-r i1f sees. a.l
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Total 97O9 2Oi2 G97G. ..9932 16sl
Greeley over Brsdhurst 3l06 over all li2J.
Brooks over Law, 27J3 over ALL COL
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WANTED SINS ions Tor rlmnef ~ rAee.ens -
w and children recently srrived Tree run eils unu.s
AGGREGATION 90 b. made ~ the Office ~ The CouWisso'tr o'
Frni grafton In The Psrk No charges Ell
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cECRcE c VAN. sis,a-y 90 i.-l.'..',
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~ shop al Mercer 81 dnur above krnnnir Il sutT"
- n. some fs hl merchant husurs- Pu.sss-uu given
III " GEORGE " SITES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

Correspondence Of tae Nev.York Tribune.
---rfr De-. - l.

Oorrespcntence nf tn- New YORK lrloune
LOWELL Dec - isis
GE>rLENEN This -ity stands quite alone %
iis glory CARDS m-uy thing. snd dlfsrs msie
rally from al ctaers ths OF any other coaniry that
some sketches Of @ mas be- Of nieres, 20 your readers
Tse place contains 80 0Cl ni sbitsul. Wao src al.
directly Indirectly dependent upon manufactures tor
ther support of th.s number ,eu thousand 81, ,esst
belong o. the ialreE portion af crastou aud 40 many
of the indeed the nsjoriy sre dsus hters oi New
England farmers ID need nor De remarked thai when
In BEST bib and tucker. for good looks they can
hardly be surpassed IN the wide world These 1000
girls not obliged 20 work hard the seamstresses
snd b00kfo'dsrs OF your City have good food me
warn houses 20 reside IN. higher than ,hey eau
o1ta.n IN any other way, and What Is better still are
s.Nsys psd promptly once month IN bsnk hil.s ~
can ls 90 any time turned into gold or silver. The
boarding houses erected exclusively for their hsye
o-ca much improved Of late years new block
Gently built By the 'grimsrs Manufacturing Company
presents ~ handsome exterior ami IS much larger
than any remember % have seen IN this country To
/, built oi brick sud = twice as I0ng the Grsrd Build
n.s ci Philadelphia, or your own Warrington stores
Is four stories ngh, elegantly designed and nnlshed
and would not aPpesr misplaced ia any city 81 ihs
tnou, not even among your uptown palace res
1encgs. ~ the present time great numbers oi the
girl. leaving their employment on account ot some
reduction Cd wages and the ears and stages i'r aI
parts 90 the country are ncd 90 0Fertowing with them
Az attempt on sde o. create turn cut bal lsi.
ci. The psrturr of few thousand. more 90 .css.
viii have no percepu1lC effect upon manufacturing
operations A. their places vii be hled ~ others who
are constantly seeking employment The cotton mills,
some thirty In number, are most imposing In their d.
nisns0ns IN some instances stories high $50 feet
long. and sd feet wide When lighted up in the even.
ing they are a. present and always curing the Au
tlna sad Winter months until halt past the city
presents the appearance OF being Illuminated lhcse
mills employ about twelve millions dollars OF cspitsi
sud IS curious snd important Tact, that many %
those engaged IN them own largely OF the stock Many
could be- named who Is constantly found ~
bis WORK yet has I'VE, ten, or even twenty thousand
dollars invested In the very mill ia which he IL
s'anty employed, and consequently exercising with the
lsNtenccs the Appetous and Lowels a controlling
influence over the affairs of the Corporation On the
whole W. may consider this city grand and msguin
result successful Experiment in manufacturing
large scale. without he poverty wretchcdnsss aud
crime always nciden, 70 the large manufacturing com
mluifies of the ola country. QrAp.
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t-e- county and ne ghborhocd ard especially the
I,r-fs P~rss-tns beEt paper IN these t.-gns '-
P.ort Ne Press
NEw-lo1E TRf8rNE FoR isf4-rte fcr. l1-t To
a.t issues prospectus 1r the cCrrrg year This pa
pr fss woe clrc.c Of friends And enjoys IN eNten
.7e sll Uci-descrvet patronsga Z 4s f~fsuHs =
Known - champion % popular rights - E1.'or
hglsl -ci aspiring o the c;e OF Pha-idroqis i Or
Philosopher $ reverfhelsss. considerable % both
Toe influence ~ 70 frit.Hf eInIleuf.F ulrs. ir
ils respect q aims % he uneVcsproustlc- For Views
% IS unsurPsfsst We commend t. Irita7f g. 1lr
readers - Polficli Isr,saErtr
TIE NEw-foNE TEmCNE-This 10 one OF TIE most
s5y conducted OF the Newiork press and - doubt
1eservedy the mos popular Journal Of tie Wsg par.
y, the principles OF which sgssins Those who wish
q subscribe for Newiork psper cannot procure one
which. vehicle Tor general news : more worthy OF
their s'.f u-cn than IH Ir5ars-Terh (Wooisiock
Va LIZ .el.
NV foKE TEisUNE The editors OF this psper-the
most valuable sheet published in the United states
have issued their prospectus ior -s Anything from
regard % the merits OF Tts Tribiss. would be
supervisors Mr. Greeley. its able editor stands Al the
bead Of the editorial fraternity Americs. and those
who fu5scrhe tor his paper Wi be- amply remuncrstfd
Tor their money We su5ion the terms igfifga
flfrir1H
Not only t1e most popular political journal Of
the sn1 hut is Of equal value general Newspaper
- 24.a50r. Ohio
u The Tribre 8 valuable above most of its con
poriss for s foreign spondeuceii is always
the side OF truth and justice IN m0rfs.ts editor
sincere and enthusiastic advocate Of progress and
re,orm-snd the political doctrines u 50 sbly maintains
such vii u succssst lead 70 prosperity and
worthy fame --Clsut9n. NY Hhis
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We now come 70 the period when some Of 'hc
ample machines. or mechanical powers. as they
are Improperly named. were applied 90 raise wa
ter Itteq this first took place Is unknown That
10 was 40 an early STAGE IN the progress OF the
arts. few persons W doubt but the time is as
uncertsin as that of the invention 'f those admit
rah'c Doutrvauces Tor transmitting and modifying
forces. li was among the devices by which the
famous structures Cf antiquity We're raised and
Egyptian engineers under the Phara0hs. were 4u-
dulhtedy acquainted with all the combinations OF
Do now known. Had NrrIvius neither described
d. uor mentioned IT'S application, circumstance
which occurred no the close OF Cleopatra lite.
would have sufficiently proved Us general use. BOO
tue erection oi elevated buildings under the
ptllemies. The Egyptian Queen. 20 avoid falling
into the hands 0i Octavius, took refuge IA very
high tower. accessible only from above. lnto
this. she and her two maids, drew up Antony,
who had given himself fatal wound,l by means
0f ropes aud pulles, which happened tO be there
nr the purpose ol raising stones % the top of the
building.
There are reasons which render t probable that
the stug.t pulley. was devised to raise water aud
earth from wells. aud probably Is all that can
ever be- attained with regard 20 lts origin But
may not the pulley have been known bCf0re wells
We think not. and for the following reasons -
Most barbarous people have been found in pos
session oi some oi the latter bat not of the former
and n the infancy OF the arts, man has DOB AN ages.
bad recourse 90 the same expedieuts, and in the
same order. o. Wells are not only OF the highest
antiquity, but they are the only known works Of
mau In early times, in which the pulley could have
been rcINrcf or applied. 8. The Importance oi
" alter iu III sse parts of ASIA where tne lormer
gene. atoms Of men dwell. must have urged them
AZ sn esriy period 20 facilitate by the pulley the
labor of raising 10. That il preceded the invcn
ton oi ships aud the erection OF lofty buildings OF
stone is all but certain but for what purpose. ex
cent tor raising water. the pulley could have pre-
yiousy been required lt would be difficult - di.
vine. IL seems 10 have been the hrst addition
made 10 those primitive implements, the cord and
bucket and when once adopted, 70 naturally led, AS
we shall find the sequel, 10 the most valuable ma
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the belief that they are listening tne grateful rlsfe
oi 's.e which does not exist
-h- ae lc.9al hotels are .'tgsfed on Chesnu'-
street -a.lg alb Co1g. ess Hal 900 tle rorrrr o,
lar'. sni ending With Hartwes Washiugiou House.
above renih. Just above Third s the famous Frans
lln House ,nat bioa hotel whose wines and dinners
were rendered immortal by the taste and lDersliy Of
-anderson. it il now Kept by W n Burroughs res.
live Buckeye Yankee IN whose hands 10 i fashiona-
be This house great favorite with artists
musicians editors snd al that sort Of trash. A.
somebody happily phrases IL Here may Be found
when they are In town Trufi and Biscsccsnti and
Benedict and Bangy and Botesni and sivod and
Herr and De Begnis and other celebrities Of this
k.dacy--so that you may be pretty sure OF having
cad % your beef and getting your champagne
beaded with roulsde. II s great resort, also. Tor
Other distinguished foreigners. beside being Of
the principal stopping places for western merchant
Tho United states KEEP; by Pope Mitchell las excellent
q follow Pope Pins h.mself) is the largest hotel n
the city, and always full Il. CUISINE is its great attrac
ion. Jonoss now 10 the hands Of Bridges and West
Is considered he fashionable hotel BY many and. Ike
the spacious and wei-kept Columbia House opposite
IS invariably crowded. The Washington House kept
by HartweH the prince Of courters and the courtier
Of hotel keepers is regularly crammed 20 the roof
with standard customers. and il the chosen abiding
place Of nearly all the great military and political char
scters who honor city By their presence. It j.
equal 70 the best Now good Mr. Greeley don't for
goodness sake Jet these assiduous landlords discover
tie whereaboui Of your Philadelphia shcer-because
We positively engaged % dinner for every day this
year aud couldn't possibly accep; any Of the pressing
which, could they discover us would inevi
isbly pour in upon us Yai,, Chesnutstreet
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Ri-e In the ohio River-The Cholera Mar
kets, &c.

TTNfINNNIII IUFTUfF ~
The merchants along the evce are beginning 10
fell alarmed al the rapid rise in the river Since sun
day the yer has risen feet inches aud IL sun r'ing
IS close this dispatch.
Reports have reached here from New Orleans that
severa deaths from Cholera have occurred in that city
some Of the steamboat captains deny that Il IS the
Asiatc Cholera They say that the mortality mas only
prevailed among recently arrived immigrants, and that
IN every instance they died of dysentery brought
ou by the change Of diet and intomperate eating BE
tins 10 Il may our authorities already be3unng 10
prepare for me worst
Yesterday Christmas day the weather WAS very un.
pleasant Quite large number Of drunken rowdies
we're 10 be seen in the streets Though several nights
occurred. no accident of u serious nature happened
FLOrR-The market Is steguant Moderate sales at
previous quotations Hostile market IS active.
sales Of 600 head at s. III 50 ~ per 100 lbs net
GRoCERIRs-1he market is unchanged, either A. re-
ards price demand. WinsKY-Market dull sales
10 bbls At 10 cents per gallon.
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From the RiO GrnDde- Col. Hays and Gen.
Irrca-AB Absurd RumOr.

CHARLESTON. Iuesday Dec. y
The steamer Fanny, at New Orleans, from Cor
yus Christi brings a rlroor that Col Hays and his men
had been attacked by Gen. Urea on the Rio Gfande
and cut TO pieces II ia said Gen Urea mstOOk them
Tor q band of robbers The rumOr generally dis
credited II New Orleans.
The Fashion has sailed from New Orleans for Chsgres,
She took ont two hundred passengers.
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ciently ia a descending ore as m the hgure.
Notwithstanding the obvious advantages OF
using the pulley, It would appear that Il was not
extensively used In the public wells OF the an
clients. except in those from which the water as
raised by oxen. No example OF It's use has &C
cured I'm the wells OF Herculaneum or Pompeii
Nor does Il appear 10 have been employed to any
great extent by the Greeks Tor with them yes
sci by which u draw water Vas as necessary a
utensil to their mendicants. as 70 the modern pi-
grims and iakirs Of Asia. The poorest OF oeggars,
Anstophanes TeleDheus, had a stat, broken cup,
and bucket, although IL leaked. This custom
therefore Of carrying A vessel and cord % draw
y ater, shows that no permanent one was Attached
10 their public wells, which would have been the
case had the pulley been used. II such had been
the custom. neither the mendicant Telepheus, nor
Diogenes the philosopher, would have carried
about with them. vessels for the purpose
A bucket suspended over pulley, IS stu extern
s.vcly used iu raising water from wells through
oui the world. The Arabans use II at the Wen
Zemzem the mouth Of which is " surrounded by
brim Of fine white marble five feet high, and ten
feet in diameter, upon this the persons stand,
who draw water in leathern buckets, attached u
DuNegs an iron railing being 50 placed as % pre-
vent their falling IN.
Apparatus precisely similar n the figure. IS
used By the japanese and other Asatcs'
The pulley has but recently given place %
pumos I'm workshops and dwellings, and 10 these
only to limited extent-being confined chleny
% a few citizens in the United States aud Europe.
In France and England 10 was common append
axe % wells 10 the interior of houses, dnrinz 2,
the asst century and in such cases II Is SUI,
extensively used throughout SPAN, Portugal and
other parts OF Europe Il q very common 10 this
country, and also 10 South America.
frVbanks HydraUhcs
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If the South Which is already incomnodet b. ;hree
minous n eas's9r1 men end womca. sha 'ai - shut
out me free ~de lsoorsr from f a-ere coigrsd wilder
nee. ugoa ahch -0o00o0J Of souls siisnt ATe 'n
freedom aud peace ior many generations Shut asycly
out If ihe ter.tores urge on land limitation and tie
freedom Of tee public lands herewith and before long
south Carolina VIII cry On; tha; her su ing- from the
peculiar institution utOlerahie and that be. whites
az the victims Of the cupidiiy Of former sgs
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NEW DALEANs. saturday Dec -
seventy niue new cases Of Coo.era Lave CO.
cured a, the Charity Hospital sine" ih' nm insi en-
Dew ones are hourly brought in. 4hfee "ifi'',7Ns
t.,, s.ed ~ IL ft Oh Civ The community hss been
9seauy excited in olcnco 81! Che Board OF he''in
having emphatca1y proclaimed thai the disease j. cpl
arnIic ln ifs character The weather is much cooler
There have been three cases Of Cholera ~ Laiaye't.
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CINCINNATI. Tuesday, Dec. 20

CfNcINNATI. Tuesday, DC -
AteIeefsphic dispatch has been received here
his evening dated Memphis, Dec. 2 which says that
40 boats touched there on Sunday night from New
orleans having Cholera cases on board There had
been deaths among the passengers on board OF one
of The boats