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os- The storm at New York on the 9TH blew
over Raymond & Warnings menagery tent, and
some injury was done to Sands, Lent & Co. 3 es-
adjustment. AT Richmond, near Philadelphia,
one Of the walls Of the new Methodist Church was
blown down, and several dwelling houses were
unroofed
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VENICE, September S3. 1913.
On the second day of arrival. visited the Pesi.
dent Of the Venetian Repnbic by appointment made be-
tween tie Government and Captain Enge We were not
prepared for the reception that awaited The President
occupies the royal palace; he a suit of black The
Secretary Of the Navy who an Admiral and the Secreta
OF War whois General, Were in ull uniform. Officers
were detached to accompany TO all the places of interest
On the next day g0ndolas for the ocers
which taken TO the forts and batteries which defend
the city We the hostile Ausans waiting the time of
acton-guns and loaded. II would not be easy if
possible to take Venice by land The only land communi
cation Is BY IaT0ad bridge Of beautiful construction three
miles IN length One section Of this bridge has been taken
up to prevent the approach of the Austrians The Pesi
dent requested permission for OF his officers to visit
ship The Secretary Of the Navy and the General in Chief
came oil 70 us in small steamer. with about thirty officers
We got our ship under for them, and Lehgh coal
burning without smoke, astOnished them not little We
lowered our pipe and up and down before the city and
when abrea Of st. Marks sauted the admiral with the flag
OF the Republic at the fore think the Princeton will be
remembered here for some time - =
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NEw PAPER. We have received a copy of
new paper, recently commenced at Cincinnati, by
an Association Of Printers, entitled the g Evening
Nonpareil." It is neat little sheet, and evinces
talent and taste. We wish them success to the ex-
tent of their utmost hopes.
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O-~ Three steamships left New York on the 4th
inst, on coastwise yoyages-the Galveston and
United States (the latter via Havana) for New Or
leans, and the NOrtherner for Charleston. The
three took some $50 passengers, and probably got
sufficiently to sea to keep clear of danger from the
storm
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). nf hi Meetines This -.

LOUISIANA COUNCIL No, l, at Temple Hail Is csl
CRYSTAL FoUNT DIVISION No, 4. at Crystal Foa.'
222 Tohoupitouas street. at halfpast7. Z. 4' dsl
WAsHlNeToN DIVISION No. s at Odd Fellow =,
TchoupitOulas near Jackson St. Lafayette atlsIr Aa
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No. 6, at IJuv i,.5
ngny Buildings Third Municipality, at haIf,s.a, a, u
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o. Gen. Kearny was buried at St. Louis on
the I'd instant, with imposing ceremonies. Two re-
giments of infantry and one company of dragons
and five companies Of volunteers, with numerous
citizens and friends, formed the procession.
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OF Maj I. B. FlOunoy, of Arkansas, has chal-
lenged Maj Borland, who refused to accept the.
challenge. Great excitement prevails in Little
Rock in consequence. Borlaud and Flournoy. tits
said, viii have street fight, as Fournoy is deter
mined on having fight
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auction sale Thls D..

MoRPHY & NEvIUs, SELL at 10 0 o'clock, at No zM
street, Groceries, Provisions and liquos. asaain
r. M. ARMFIELD viii sell at the store fJasns, Z :
Canal street, Dry Goods, Hats, Boots Sboss = elHa
out reserve. IGsFa See 49, w. viii
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ST. LOUIS THEATRE. = The St. Louis Theatre
closed on the evening of the sth, with Mile. Au-
gusta, who was Says the ReveiIle) graceful beyond
herself even The company left on the Grand
Turk, for New Orleans, on the 9Th.
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or In the battle of Izala Egerszegh, which was
gained by the Hungarians under Count Terek, the
latter was at the head Of 1900 men, JelIachich
attacked him with 10000, and lost 300 men, II
guns and l3 flags. The loss Of the Hungarians
was I23 killed and 1872 wounded.
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MORE SToPPAeEs. The CentrevilIe colliery
near Pottsville, Pa, has been closed because the
proprietors could not sell the coal even at loss,
thus throwing about one hundred and fifty men
out of employment
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DEATH OF Major REYNoLDs-The Western
Expositor of the 2sth ut, in noticing the death Of
Major Reynolds, says
This gallant young officer, whose brilliant
achievements whilst in the army, and whose gene
raj character as an honest and benevolent citizen.
best speak his praise recently died at Fort Mann,
OF fever He leaves vast circle Of friends to re-
gret his death"
The deceased was Says the st. Louis Reveille)
nephew of the late Gov. Reynolds and for several
years a citizen Of Jefferson. At the commence
ment Of the war with Mexico, he raised company
in his county, and reached ST. Louis, on his way
70 the lower Rio Grande. His company was not
received, however, and he was compelled to return
home. He was subsequently, elected Major in
the third Regiment Of Missouri volunteers. and
in that position honorably served his country in
New Mexico.
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-, Mrs Mrs Q. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
mn nose persons who desrous of learning eitbey
DRAWING or PAINTING that she is prepared To aiva
lessons to young Ladies in either of those beanfaI
y accomplishments % upon the reasonable terms Ani
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90 The negro Clark, convicted of the murder
of Hickman at the last term of our Court says the
Canton, Miss Creole of the 10th inst, was SEN
fenced to be hung December l6. 1918.
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% 1t has been determined to try Raspail as
partcipator in the troubles of June before admit
ting him to his seat.
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NJ We refer our readers to the card Of Mr..
Mcneil. tailor on Common street in the rear of the
ST Charles Hotel He is a worthy man, and we
,o,, from eDeyence that he will give satisfaction
to those who may patronize him
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as- Tie new fountain on Boston Common throws
large jet of water to the height of ninety feet,
ceeding any thing in this country.
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% The Provisional Government of Schleswig-
Holstein has issued orders to arrest the Commis-
sioners appointed by Denmark in case they should
enter the Duchies.
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Orz- Captain Connolly has already sixty men en-
rolled for his company, for service in Yucatan Be
quick. men, or there will be no room for You.
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MORE MUsIc.-Among the passengers by the
Washington, were the celebrated musician Herr
Gungl and his band of.instrumental performers,
twenty five in number.
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SECRETARY OF THE Treasury FOR GEN. TAY-
LoR.-A petition to Gen. Taylor to appoint Mr.
Sam. J. Peters Secretary of the Treasury has been
circulated within few days among our merchants
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SPRINGFIELD, OHIo.--A recent enumeration of
the thriving Town Of Springfield has been made,
showing gain in two years Of 1891. The present
population is 426s-coIored 2O7.
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Gs- revolutionary plot has been discovered in
Munich, in consequence of which Baron Naundorf,
Dr. Hermana and two editors have been arrested.
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0s- Thanks to the officers of the steamboat III
nois for late St. Louis papers.
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Gs- The New York Canals, it is expected, will
be closed in less than month, and forwarders are
busy in improving the short time allowed them.
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0rs- A steamship is TO be launched at the yards
of W. Roch, Canada, and is destined to ply be-
tween Liverpool and Quebec
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D1-A Persian Rabbi, Mr.. De Solo, has been lee
turing at Montreal the expressions praetized upon
Jews and Christians in his native land.
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0-z- Encke's Comet has been seen at Cambridge,
Mass, on several mornings recently, at about 4
O'Clock, in the east, with the naked eye. 1t ap-
pears to have tail degree and half long, and
strong nucleus
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CRY MoRTALITY.-Deathsi in New York, week
before last 247 Natives of the United States 10;
Ireland "A; England II; Scotland ,; Germany l2.
Deaths IN Boston last week. 50: by consumntinn u
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~ The America o-Graefenberg Theory does not
mat one medicine ali diseases. idle and impu
such doctrine in the face Of intelligent community
n OF quacks and pTeteuders. But the series
will fnd its antldote - f'' ~ A-AsA DISEASE
u For Agents Graefenbergs Series on fourth page ms
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New Orleans Cattle Markel
Corrected daily for tie Crescent. 5D VINCENT ".

''''' 1''''8 1V' &c = % EINCENT W1tf
LAFAYETTE. Nov. 10. ls4s.--Anivad. stearo.. i.
WIN z Calves; Is steamer Pride Of the West with %
as follow Beef. &C. p ID; Hogs, S03lSe w atas
81 5OOs2 so o head; Mich Cows. ss9Os35 " shs
$3.50 $g7 p ton; Oats, 3Of032 C. o bushe B,ar eau
cwt.; Corn, 55E057c. p bushel; Oil Cake. 81 IS
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Gs- The Bishop of Manchester has founded three
annual prizes in Rossall College, Fleetwood, for
the best translation and explanation of passages
selected from the Greek Testament.
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Loss OF THE SHIP MICHIGAN AND SIX LIVES
The ship Winneganee, which arrived at New York
on the 9th inst. from Newcastle, England, brought
information that the ship Michigan, of Portland,
from Glasgow for New York, sprung leak when
2l days out, and was at length abandoned-Mr
Miller (the second mate) and eleven seamen having
been taken of by the British brig Joseph Ander-
son, from Saguenay for London; the captain (Ma-
son. his wife, Frederick Stinson first mate,) and
three seamen, were unfortunately drowned, in
consequence Of the capsizing of the boat, while
attempting to pass from the ship to the brig.
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or A new hotel, in Philadelphia, is talked Of to
rival the best houses in Boston and New York
Chestnut street the location.
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q See advertisement on the first page of this paper
headed I" TO PLANTERS AND FAMILTES,'' Of CousoeE
q Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
SO Poydras street, sold is warranted and
PURE. 81 g.
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90 Herr Heeker, the German patriot, is expected
to pass the winter at Washington.
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Gs- Mrs Gen. Gaines arrived in Baltimore, and
purposed, on the 18th inst, according to the New
York Day Book, to accompany her husband to
this city.
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Gs- A man by the name of Death, attempted TO
commit suicide, by cutting his throat on the 29th
ult, at Columbus, Ohio. He did not succeed.
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0~ We are indebted to the Montezuma for Mo
bile papers, and to the St. Cloud for river papers
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ARKANsAs.-The Legislature of Arkansas met at
Little Rock on the 9th inst. There are two U. S.
Senators to elect at the present session.
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VERMoNT.-The bill to incorporate the DanviIIe
and Passumpsic Railroad has passed both branches
of the Legislature. As the Legislature would be
in session the day appointed for the Presidential
election, a law was adopted to allow the members
to record their votes at the Capitol, the Clerk of
the House acting as inspector and duly certifying
as to the votes cast.
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or Thanksgiving in Tennessee and kentucky,
Thursday, the 23d inst.
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.. - important TO Health-No family should neglaot
On hHha lew bottles Of BILLINGS CARHTN 5T7HE
T ns lnaioe remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
uring the any other neriod
ms remedy never fails in the obstinate cases 81 DeT
II - '" holesae Depot, u Camp street, Newt Orleans
~ ID. HANSBR OIIGH
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Gs- The ship Courtney, Captain Harrison, from
Liverpool experienced heavy gale on the 18th
ult., in lat 42o 30, long 43o, in which she lost
main and mizen topmasts, and received other slight
iniuries
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TO POLITICIANS!

3 Il i has been estimated that during the present campaign
"aSn mas been 90 hoty contested, not less than -
EV THREE MILLION DOLLARS an
nave oeen bet Upon the result Some persons money
nave bet houses lands thing some aDofhr 6s ~
lar the greatest number Of bets will be paid S "
Rich and Fashionable CLOTHING.
such as black blue and faneyeolorsd Dress and Fk
g9e bf0wn and drab Pilot Cloth Paletots
nsh black Cashmere and d eskiu Pants blue olive and
Vs az anu JGoea eon embroidered Vests colored Casb1srs
ION Paetots saes and Overcoa indeed Ceas aa So9rng
R!oHARD SANDS,
corner q Lonoupitoulas and Poydras streets
TseSeived By the latest arrivals from Ne,v
he fact beeSa eles would call the attention of
which they can a @ % meg VII not fail perceive he facility WIZ
srs NJ ceoLnInodate Wings Democrats lie VII
fact any bdv n ~ ana EseTypay enhe is rot narcuIsT T.
geins. Call and sv oang can obtain with dm grat har
- - Iahe ms magnificent stock, any how natf
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81 56 Sc 56 IS $3.50 Se 1855 IS 6@5sw
CAMP STREET.
N--fA@ - = AA-.L -
ALEXANDER HFVT.

ALEAANDER HILL.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS T1D,.
CUTLERY AND Table FURA1TI1fP5jF' q
Walters and Trays; Knives and Fo,L..
hsnhg Dlshesi Silver plated
TeapOts and Ums britannia anu
RRs5sOisi Rsitani, s.... Spoons and Folks;
Britannia Pitchers: Nut Crackers
Cups and GOblets; Nut Picks:
napkin Rings; Salad Forks;
Nd,S S9e Bels; Dish Covers, ETC. ETC.
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LEVI NORTH SHoT.-The Memphis Eagle Of
the Sth inst says We are informed that Levi
North the celebrated Equestrian attached to Stick
ney's Circus, was dangerously, if not fatally.
wounded while travelling on the fernando Road.
a few miles from this place, last Sunday evening.
1t appears that wagon, in passing, struck the hub
of his buggy-wheel Exciting language passed be-
tween the driver and North, when the latter drew
a bowie-k knife and advanced upon his antagonist,
but was immediately shot down BY him.
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GV d. DalleY's Magical Pain Extractor The
original anu only genuIne always has the signature Of
the proprietor "H DALEY the wrappers Of each box
Southern Depot Isl Chartres New Orleans. as7
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Gcs- They had the first snow of the season in
London on the morning Of the 18th ult.
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EY Strangers in the City, see DIR. B. I. AULLEN's
Advertisements the other columns paper He one Of the
very best IN bis profession States All that stand
in need would do well give him call at Sc Customhous
susel sep6
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NOTICE

MI " x, u. .: hOOGHTON Of Vicksburg and Ma r w
70 receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on
of the " CRESCENT VN o0couht
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E5-- Steamboat ALTON-For ST. Ioni- :.
&c-ls now receiving freight at Poyras Sra, Aiefph
VIII leave THIS EVENING, (ThursdayO al oaaSIi aSi al
lively. [nl6] HYDE s. OGLESBF- y Pee ceesi la
~ Passengers will please be on board al t6e sei
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IS, &c.
superfne all linen Shirt s-stitched bosoms:
superfne English Muslin Shirts; do. York Mil do.
Medium quality do: French rngham a,,,1 rsI.o shs.
Linen and Cotton Check do W 'NSo 'ANi9
MerPo flannel gauze, brown, pink Undershrs and
Very rich styles fancy Cravats:
Italian and French black silk Cravafs.
Mer1no, Cashmere, Buckskin black Kid (,oves
Cotton, merino and linen HaEHoe.
SILK and gngham Umbrellas.
Irunksl Nalses Carpet Bags, &C., &C.
AT this establishment
which can be sold, and NO REDUCTION can any
Os ns SIaue' ALFRED MUNRoE g. CO.,
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NAvAL.-The following is an extract from let
ter, from an officer on board the United States
steamship Princeton, dated
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New Orleans District Court Calendar,
Al-.----

tut AHutS0ugs 4FOO6ntOeF 10, 1o4o.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.-AIl criminal cases
SECOND DISTRICT CoURT.-John Morris u.s. d. O. Leary;
T. Camerden Us. Municipality No. l ct al; J. ID.
Gulf Railroad Company Mrs Louis VeTda pS. Her
Husband.
THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-Charles Buck us c. F. Cady
ct al: s. Opdyke gs. Thos. Connolly, Jr.; John Byrne
gs. Capt Lott J. Palo NJ. Garcia P. Bessec US.
}. A. Beard; Mary Davis rs. J. Garland ct al.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.-Reeve & Brother os Price &
Frost: J: Mathews Co. Carlisle & Northum !;
Edgell MulfOrd 4 Co. Us. j. Van Hauten J. w.
Woodland as. Kellogg L Clark; T. Roquer as. F. l.,
Nee; J. d. Jones Us. 3. B. Jenkins.
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.-Meux as. Martin Gibbs us
White; Mrs. Irwin as. Mrs. Carter Steamboat Iowa
gs. Steamboat Express Mail Laubanc $. Marchaseau
MathewsOn Wilson.
~ LAWYERS BRIEFS neatly and eIpeditioHsly ere.
eHted at this office, and on reasonable terms
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" B. Palmer is Agent for the Cities of Pbila
dsPhia' NewYOrk Boston and Baltimore. y "'''
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~ Strangers in tn

~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
eana-Please see the advertisement Of RUsTE & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page headed as above nyI0
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Texas.

SLEET AND FRosT.-There was a severe storm
at Bastrop on the morning of the Sd inst A cold
north wind set in, bringing sleet and hail, which
fell in such quantities as to whiten the ground.
Some Of the hailstones were about as large as a
pigeons egg. The crops had been mostly secured,
so that little damage was caused by the storm.
LARGE CRoPs-The Houston Star learns that
several farmers at Rastrop and Austin have raised
eighty to one hundred bushels of corn to the acre
this season. and one or two have raised one hundred
and ten bushels to the acre, without manure.
A detachmento of 200 dragons, under Col Faunt-
leroy, arrived at Houston on the 9th inst. One or
two hundred more were expected in few days.
A new paper, styled the Western Texan, is now
published at Bexar, by Messrs. Cronican & Glass
cock.
THE CRoPs.--It is cheering to learn, says the
Houston Telegraph, that the crops throughout all
the counties between the Trinity and Brazos are
the most abundant that have ever been known.
The product Of cotton is immense many planters
have not hands to gather all the cotton they have
raised. Mr.. Crump has actually made at the rate
Of seventeen bales of cotton to the hand, and has
already secured thirteen bales to the hand. He is
unable to procure hands to gather the crop as fast
as it opens. The corn crop has also been abun-
dant and there would be tens of thousands of BUSH
els for expectation if the markets abroad were not
already overstocked. The crop of sugar, we
have before stated, will probably be at least third
larger than that of last year. and there has doubt
less been more than twice the quantity of cane
raised this year, but large portion of it will be re-
served for the new plantations that are opening in
all directions.
We learn from the Port Lavaca Herald that the
late troubles with the Indians are at an end, the
party which committed the mischief having re-
treated to the mountains.
The same. paper corrects the report which was
made, that the Rev. Daniel Baker had been killed
will be gratifying for his friends to learn that that
gentleman is now preaching in the city Of Austin,
and at the last accounts was we'll and hearty.
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D1s- Gen. Jas Taylor, of Newport, Ky, died at
that place on the th inst half an hour after voting
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

SNow.-Snow fell on the lst inst, at Cincinnati
in Maysville, Louisville, Indianapolis, and Dayton
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE. = This medical
school commenced its winter session on the 9th inst
The following gentlemen compose its faculty: Pro-
fessors Cross, Doyle, Donne, Grant, Hopton and
Miller. The Herald speaks of the prospects of the
Institution as very promising.
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80 Grand Temple of Louisiana, S. of T-The
quarterly Session Of the Grand Temple Of Honor will he
held On SATURDAY the 18th inst, No. 5sl Canal street
O'Clock r NJ Representative requested be punctua ber
at the hour appointed by order of the
ma 81 j. X. GLE, Acting G. w. R.
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from Bermuda to the 25th ult, by the May Flower,
which arrived at Baltimore on the 7th instant,
in nine days from Hamilton. further reduction
has been made in the fare in the royal mail steam
from Bermuda to New York, making it $40.
The American schooner Susan, Capt Bray, in
seven days from Alexandria, Va, arrived at Ham
ilton on the afternoon of the 23d ut, with cargo
to Messrs. Watson & James. Passengers-Miss
Ann Higinbotham, and W. Tudor Tucker and
S. P. Watson.
Among the cargo of the Susan, advertised for
sale by the consignees, is the following: Barrels
apples, carefully selected from The Bernudian farm
IN Maryland" We were not aware before that the
Bermudians had colonzed anywhere in Maryland
Accounts of the severity of the gale of the 18th
ult., on the ocean, had been received. The brig
Standard, Capt. Newman, eleven days from Phila-
dephia, bound to Trinidad, put into St. George in
distress, on the 23d.
BY the way of Bermuda, we have advces also
from other English islands, as well as the French
islands:
Gov. Colebrooke has arrived at Barbados. He
takes the place of Gov. Reid, late Governor Gene
raj OF the Windward Islands Very stormy vea-
ther was experienced at Barbados and neighboring
islands on the 18th uIt At ST Lucia he xyate1
rose to a most unusual height
Yellow fever is said to be prevalent at the garri
son In Barbados One officer, Lieut. Holmes, and
several men Of the 99h regiment, had died from its
effect. Small pox had appeared at Martinique.
BY the new schedule Of duties at Antigua, the
duty on beef and pork, salted, per 200 lbs. is los
Bread and biscuit, per cwt 2s 3D.; -four 5s.; hams
bacon, &C., per cwt., S.; peas, beans, &C., 3D.;
rice per cwt, Isl spirits brandy and all other cor
dials, per imperial gallon 4s wines, whether bot
tied or not on every fl00 value. ELS.
The late gale is said to have caused a greater
destruction of property the north and northeast
side of Guadaoupe than did the earthquake of IS43
One hundred and twenty-eight millions of francs
are to be allowed the proprietors of the slaves at
Guadaloupe
Riots have occurred at st. Vincent. The wages
OF the black laborers having been reduced, they
attacked the planters, who sought the Governors
assistance -Four of the ringleaders were impris-
oned, when the mob attacked the jai but the mill
tary dispersed them and restored order.
An ancient vault has been found in the Cathe-
dra, Spanish Town, jamaica, containing the bodies
Of Sir Thomas Modyford and his son, buried some
one hundred and sixty years ago.
The amount of property destroyed by the hurri-
cane at Antigua is estimated at half million of
dollars; the number Of lives lost at 28
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5O.OOOI

CNoT MAJORITY FOR cAsS)
PAY YOUR BETS!
a > THE ELECTION Is OVER NOW tbose ,,,bo L..
"a COATS PANTS TE,STS ete viii r. oSv Wig iost n
Sa over he undersigned has stock Of FAsIITo,sseIp
HING Just received, which he can recommend to WIZ
shocat Or Free Soil men being superior in quality and
Black Cloth Dress COATS.
Black and coloTed Cloth FROCKS.
SAC5 and PALETOTs
Satin, Velvet Cashmere, Silk and Cassimase Vtls1rss
SHIRTS. S1ISprNrnr1S
UNDERSHIRTS T0VfssessD DA-no'
pR ppRRaaWWiE4RS. y i4ESS SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFs.
e.a5' - SCAhFS' v UMBRELLAS, ETC. etc.
Iy,.IkI. ~ =. SaP m. = !, !, FRED ANTHON,
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~. n
SIR return you thanks for your letter and your gift You
could not nave made handomer present than that Of
the portrait OF the greatest of modern reppbeau times
Inns portrait should be adopted by the republic and become
and religious genius of Washington be imprinted on demo-
cratic France, and thus ennk the aterna fame OF the
two worlds, and make the of an ustFous man gIo
oas and dear to both counes Please sir receive impre
slons Of my true respect and the Of my distin
gulshed consideration.
To Mr.. w Maokay. New York. AAhARTINE