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On Monday n orhing. 81 inflammation Of the bowels
JANt, une Of Williams ~ ller In the saith year Of her
sre.
TIE frnds Of the family also wssbiDgton Assembly
No l. tnd PLUnix Assembly, No. I. Benevolent Order
e Ftftbs respectfully Invited 20 attend the fane
Ia bUnI her Isfe residence No AZ Gree nuch street
THE st,fDoos, at 2oclOck, without further
invitation.
On Monday, the sib inst, Iutu ANN, only child Of
Nicholas sLd CstbaiLs ssC afthy aged 10 months aud
bcaJs
Tie irisrds End scquantabcee 81 the family
tp,etiuJ invited 20 nd the funoa this uesd.y)
hitefnctb, at o'cUok ficm 1853 Madison street Her
remains viii be taken to Jalvsry Cemetery for inter-
ntnt.
On Monday Oct. sth, 81 dyseptery. JRRxwi.u son Of
Jsmes u and Sarah W. Birdtsl, aged months end "a
dsys.
be fferds Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral this (luetdsyD morning, at o'clock ut their
Iesid,pc,, 47 Broadway 1hs corpse will be taken
Fedfuis, " chichester county
GO tn. 7tb inst In,rcss wife OF william Newman,
se.d "a years. months spd days
1be friends aud acquaintAsces Of tbs family re-
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pecialy those devoted to the pursuits Of agriculture
Our city was yesterday shocked Will the announce
nent Of the death Of Edgar A. Poe ESQ., who arrived
in this city about week since, after successful tour
through Virginia where he delivered series OF able
lectures. On last Wednesday, election day, he was
found near the Fourth ward polls lsborins under an
attack Of mania oiu and in most shocking condition
Bsns recognized by Of ctisens he was placed
in = carriage and conveyed TO the Washington Hos
nita where every attention has been bestowed on him
lie fingered however until yesterday morning, when
death put . period to his existenue He was most
eccentric genius with many friends and many foes,
but all feel satsfea will view with regret the sad fate
of the poet and critic His last days spent in tho
same institution where DR.. Lopand the Milford Bard
spent so many Of his latter years Sborng under the
effects Of the same sad disease.
We have at last full returns from the election for
the Legislature showing wbig majority OF ten In the
House Of DeegAtes, which, with seven in Senate gives
them clear mejority Of seventeen, and secures tho
United States senator The democrats, however have
gained eleven members, the majority for the wings in
the last Legislature having been twenty on joint
ballot.
Mrs. Fanny Ksmble is to give series Of her read
ings here shortly ct Carroll Hall which, with the Mu
and the Ethiopians will furnish Nh abundance OF
attractions
The folio wing were saes at the Stock Board
. shs B. o. r. X. A.; 10 do. Az; so do. I'M 10 do s;
d.
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ivrNroot-sliP tintsOts arr supdayI-Rev o psshon.
IosuoN-Shir thrsttnha-hr and Ma Randtil
u liner beeiptr, Den h,in. Cbss Nichols tsq Consu
ntu Amrtefstm, Mr. tsrsburg Adolphus, Mrs Master
Ehs ltItlu M snd Mrs Cop aud family xssss assnl
~ src Yrs Brook an fsmy, ~ sicktrtcn, VS. E sst
stanton. hrsd MS Perrin sni family, Mr. and kekt
VIII sud family, nr End .rs Brown family hr tee
tsvANNhn-slip Esrticrd-E Ls~ton. " solonon-l
In tie stcersge.
CsanL,sroS-ship suiiivsn-pr George Bsrrnll Mr. =
Gfaps -
DvnlrN-Bart W Brovn-pr Fielding Miss r. D,,,. r
Naro, lsdy snd teryant-ilSin tie reerage.
,shN srAN bt NichRAsuA-Stlr havson-Yr Evsns
Eco tftrte tAfs,ies At Gns.cnsla
tthhCos- Seht NIilsee Belle Dominique Far>rs-
IeIrsr ILA11-Scbr o a Robertson Mr. q sL.psr.
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II ID, MT ArCHfrALB ID. Ururr, merchant, Of the city
81 New Orleans to Miss ASNA q. WoRn, daughter Of
william Worm. Esq, Of this city.
on suncsy evening. Oct. 7th by the Rev r. v. Half
field Mr. JsMrs n. Wup Of Williamsburg TO Miss
MsRY D. HsIs.Y, Of this city.
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Oar baltimore correspondence.

BaJTfMosr, Oct. y, 1872.
Tie Csab sAsw- Death If Edsar a Poe. Esq Hs Sad
Pete The ELctiOrs- sioek SAILS. 6e.
The cattle, and various articles for exhbttn ct the
osrsuitursi fair aud cattle show, to conmeucs on
Wedpesdsy next already arriving aud all IL bostls
snd susy IN the vicinity Of the grounds devoted 10
tie lair Our hotels also alling with strangers IS.
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stetk In city in all hands ssmated at 81 600 baiss
Ipu.-ssIss Of loo bbs. OF macksrel were made at
$40 20 so 81 4 for No j, ard 50 Is SO 81 for No.
2, and ~ 81 l21a for NO 3. DIy CodSales 900 qun
tails we're made at 81 80 % b6 Sales Of 500 boxes
lerings made at 5ee for scaled, and at 3jc for
Ne J.
Frueurs There some better feeling, without
Married improvement In rstes 20 Liverpool There
vas some produce going forward In British bottoms n
eludirg nupr at lsd In American bottoms, cd was
tsk,d Tor Hour. and 3D. for grain in bulk To London
four was engaged at Is The last eugagemcnts In cot
ten we're made at 5c per balls for square bales TO Lv
erpool ard at Ie. for lavre.
HorI-Sslcs Embraced 80 bales new No. Eastern
and western at l2ho = 13o. cash.
HAy.-Sslss N oll drd &C o bales at Soc See cash
LIME sslss OF eco bbls were made At zee.
NoIAssys-Sales Of 100 hhds Cuba we're made FOR
dlstillipg At 22hc.
NAVAL sroREs - Transactions reached 500 bbls
fr, ~ store 81 S2c. OF rosin, eco bbs OF NO.
sole ct S3tOa SIS cash.
Ous.- ssles Of 2oco q eco gals Iinseed were re-
ported ~ soc. There charge In sperm or whale
TtovfsioNs i urk- Sales embraced 500 bbls at $40
~ fer mess IS SI for prime and $40 20 for clear
Btti vas very dull, and new nominal at s. Sill
fer prime and msss respectively A ssle made Of
cut meats very duh at 40 for shoulders aud Co.
fcr hams Lsrd-Tbe sales reached 200 bbs. a. 6tsc
30 for good TO priiEe and OOs ksga at &c. Tho
Euttcr and cheese we're without change
RICE IVES dull ct Saturdays rates, without sales
worthy q note.
src,b sslts Of 500 hid. Cuba Muscovsdo A. $50.
sbAc. The quotations for New Orleans ranged from
% Hcs.
NsEa-SAles Of 70 casks Of Sicily made at 70
NHfsstY.- Sales reached about 800 bbls at 27c
.Iac. fer Ohio; IAe IKE. Tor prison. Drudge was
lflo ~ &c snd time. spd was dull
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.fnssvneemenB Of Baths Marriages, and ~ a,hs ~,
NJ, trssrted unLss duly esfhsn'ieeieS aaS peiS fs
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MARITIME INTELLIGEn CE
Movements OF the Ocean Steamships.

Movements OF the Ocean Steamships.
To arrive at Ncto York. 10 saH from Nete York.
LIvKHPo0r.
EseaIs Stone, Oet6 Canada, Harrison, Oct
SOUTHAMPTON, Ne. soUTHAHPToS 80.
Washngton johnston Oct % Hermann, Crahtree, Oct 20
Hermann. Crabtrcs, NsvD Washington, Floyd, Nov 10
sERAUBA.
Ct Western, oss Oct ~ OF Western, Wolfe" Oct l.
UAvAH., 80. HAVANA, 40.
Ollie, 1t Scheucb, Ohio, 1t s~~AA3css, Qst 10
cHARLEsToN. CHARLESTON.
Northerner, Buda, Oct Northerner, Budd, OCT Is
Eoutherner, Berry. Oct ID Soatherner Berry, Oct 70
sAvANNAH.
Cherokee. Lyon, Oct 10 Tennessee. Cole Oct 10
Tennessee, Cole, Oct II Cherokee, Lyon, Oct II
oHAGREa.
Empire City, Wilson. Empire City, Wilson. Oct Is
Falcon, Bartsten, Ohio Lieut. Schonok,t 90. rs
Crescent City Stoddard, Cresoent
To arrive at Bostos. To sail from bostoa.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia Douglass, Sept % America, i.eiteh, Oet 10
The touches coming returning
Havana Cat Isnd Vera Cruz Chagres st Thomas and all
the Windwers Islands.
The Ohio touches goss and returning At Charleston
ssvspnab Havana New Orleans and connects
Psc steamships which appointed to leave Panama each
month
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Cleared.

eral column latest Maxine Intes
BY magnetic teleurrh.
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The ghthous MnOtr Ledge, OF COhasses u nearIy
completed and will probably be ready for lighting few
weeks 1t is probable thst tho proper authorities will
give notice when will lighted until after delivered
them by the contractors In the notices
tive and boats given sui iontly
early allow the desired information reach DIS
1t quite therefore
should be appIised that long time cannot elapse be-
this light will be added thoss of Maahu
Bay We that the official notice will be given
soon - IRIS ctcable.-T 30 ton Adyertiser.l
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shIpsst Patrick tshe reported cleared 6th) Water
man, Liverpool Ogden; schoodisc (BrD Nichols Mobile.
r Buck Coz VIM aiteheook Conway. do; HusuenOt.
Gardner. Savannah, N DemilI
Bsrir-Jscobs, (nam) Bakker; Amsterdam, Thompson
Eeubaus Como (Brl Outeriridge, st John hB lines
Coz Exset Stevens Savannah. Sturges, Chairman Co.
BrigsAufusts tsw) Thnrdn, G.thenburg Sc. Thompson
Eeuhaus; Sarah Vose, Barnes, Honduras Brett Vose
Elizabeth, (Br) Hunter 81 John, NIB, Kitchng Samp
son " heller, Mobile. u Iiurlbut & Co.
schrs-B Turf. Upton. Port Prince Brett yoss;
high Priest All Eaenton; Elsin Fisk, Gala, Williams
hug Va; Nsrgsret, Woglan, Petersburg Va, Hunter
Cos Idea. Trimmer, York River Richmond Clifford. Rioh-
nond, &w Pierson; Be,j Brown, Richards Warshan.
sloep-vigsnt, Heath, Pre- Evidence.
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Marine Affairs at Key Wcst-Murtcr OH
ShipbOs ri, &c.

Key WEsT, September 4, 1877.
The Belgian brig Marie Antoineite has arrived h.re
In charge Of six persons who assisted In getting her of
reef. She was on her passage from Antwerp to Ha-
yapa; and it appears that a muiny had occurred on
hoerd and the captain snd fret mate murdered
by the crew-the second mate being spared to navigate
the vessel After the vessel went ashore the second
mate gave information Of the facts the wrecke
whose assistance the murderers secured put In
irons and brought before the authorities They will
be sent to Havana and delivered into the hands OF the
Belgian Consul. The vessel was libellsj asd 5000
sslvage arded.
The brig Judson has been repaired aud sailed. Tho
schooner Sylvester from New York. sailed hcuee for
Brazos, on the 2Sth Of August Tho schooner Cover
nor, Arnold, from rhiladephis put in here obtained
supplies Of wood and water and saedfor New Orlean
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Later from Eavana-Mark els. &c.

We have received adviees to the 4th inst, from
Havana, but very little political news The Island Is
rrprcsented to be perfectly tranquil aud the
in circulation, in regard to tho secrct cxpc Hilton -
from the United States had excited but little s2pse
honsion.
MARKETS. AT HAv.ya.-Thcre was no change In the
sugar market; prices continued high, and bu sness
very limited. OF rice, cargo Of 500 bhls Maranhsm
fold at lors Manila, from store, sold at 3x, and
tsmey cargo Of Carolina sold at H. Molsssss wa.
Leid at az rails Coffee scarce and selling at
bsT. Freigbs were dull; TO tn. United States rate
were nominal. Exchange on London, ii Isl on Dos-
ten and New York, prem
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Removals and APPOINTING nts In the Trca-
suBy Department..

WAsHiNcToN, September IS, 1S49.
The following appointments have been maie In the
Office Of the firs. Auditor Of the Treasury
Mitchell II. Miller, OF Mississippi be Chief Clerk
nthe place Of George IL. Jones, of Virginia. removed
SALARY, sl,40o)
Issac s. Reed, of Kentucky to a clerkship, in tho
place Of Ragsdale, DECEASED. SALARY, 81 4oo)
Mason Barnes, of Virginia and NJ ReddisS, OF North
Carolina, have been appointed to clerksbips.
Erastus Moukdal, and George Weed, OF Virginia
clerks, have be en- removed
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The Arrival OF two German Republicans
The Health of the city.
Bosrox, September lj-ls

Bosroy, September Ij-i2N
Col'ntIs Henry Ncy aud vl'echanp, of the German
republican army anived here this morning In the b
Chenamus, from Gibraltar. They esc~ped across the
mountains disguised as sailors, and after undergoing
great hardshps, succeeded In getting % Gibraltar
One Of them was carried on board tho Chensmus In
iaek
The number Of deaths for the week ending to-day was
fhowiDg large Decreases Al Of these were Of eho-
lers
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Intelligence from Mexico.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5 1919.
New Orlea ms papers, Of the sth inst, contain some
Items Of news from the city Of Mexico from which they
have dates to the 2lst OF August.
General Urea, and SEINE other prominent officers o..
the Mexican army, have recently fallen victims to the
cholera.
The ravages Of the cholera in Durango, and other
parts Of the country, continue most fearful.
Some Of the Mexican papers state that England has
offered to mediate between the Indians and the whites
in Yucatan, on condition that concessions were
made to the Indians.
The State Of New Leon has abolished all duties upon
trading operations
Madame Anna Bishop and Henri Herr had met With
great success in the city of Mexico.
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From Nova scotir-Great Falling or Ia the
Crops. &c.

BosroS. September Is, 1919.
Several vessels have arrived at this port from Nova
Scotia loaded with live stock They report TIA. the
drought has cut CT the crops to such extent that
The cattle cannot lie supported there the coming ~n-
ter. Oxen can be purchased there for SO per yoke
and horses for quarter their value Farmsrs own
ing several cows giving away to have tbs third
one fed through the winter.
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ANUsEMRNTs TOMORROW EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-RoMEo AND JULIET
Dos DAzAE.
BROADWAY THEATRE, broadway. Born Coon
LvcH-IRIsH LION "A KISS IN THE DARK
NIBLO's GARDEN, BrOsdway.-FARn IN lsfs-voL-
Au-vIET.
BURTON's THEATRE. Chambers street-NAnRIAsK or
F,sAko-UswAhRANTABJs INTRUSION.
NATION AL THEATRE, Chatham Square. -IRIsH LION =
Duks MAN oy hAEcBksIEn.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway 1wHs srrAKs Flasr ?
Pa bIAvOI c-iHE Law ER's Practice.
MECHANICS HALL. CHnrsry's uIYs-RELs--voyAsr
xunoAL-ErHIorIAN SiN6rK0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VOCAL AND Instrument AL
CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM $40 Broadway From A. II. 10
10 r. n.
To-NrsBT.
CASTLE GARDEN-Sscnr Mvsro CoEcrRr.
New York, Sunday, September 10, Is19.
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ST.. LOUIS, September Is, 1s4s
The steamer Amelia has arrived hore from the m put
Of the Yellow Stone River, having been absent es days.
She brought 800 bales Of petries for the Amerc
Fur Company. Her news generally has been antisi2a-
ted by later arrivslj
The cholera snbsiiiug among the indians
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Sum IN nry.

Our telegraphlc dispatches, this morning, en-
brace a variety of interesting items of news-from
the Far West, Mexico, Havana, Key West, Nova
Scotia, and various localities in the Statesman
kets, ship news, &C. M
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City Intelligence.
HEALTH OF THE CITY

The city is restored to health There only shree
hundred and eight deaths In the week closed
last night and of these only thirtysx were of eho-
lera But here Is the detailed statement from DR. White
our efficient and gentlemanly City Inspector:
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS
In the City County Of New York. from the St day Of
September TO the 18th day Of 5sptsmhe l849
Men, 81; Women 81; Boys l3s; Girls. H.-Tota, 375
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splendid steamship Empire City, Capt Wilson,
sailed yesterday afternoon for Chsgres, with a
large number Of passengers, for is " whom,
see another column.
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From Fort Laramie - Destructive Fire
steamer Sunk.

ST.. LOUIS, September ia. A.
We have received later ad vices from Fort laramie
Several companies OF California enigr&us passed the
Fort the 18th, and appeared in excellent spirits;
they were getting along quite well. Grass more
plenty on the plains.
The two Indians who murdered Coburn, n Santa
Fe trader, have been Imprisoned ia this city, to await
their trial at the United States Circuit Court TO be
held in April.
destructive fra occurred at Cape Girardeau on the
night of the 12;h inst.
The steam Revenue Gutter, sunk thai, er
Rapids, on Thursday last.
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The NEw INDIAN WAR IN FLoRIDA.-Accordiug
to all accounts from FLORIDA, there is every appear
ance Of another Indian war in that thrifty state.
Great efforts seem to be making in various quar-
ters, TO bring II on fast possible with all the
train Of expenditure that generally follows such an
event The last Indian war In Florida, which
continued, as our readers are aware, for several
years. cost the country forty millions Of dollars,
nearly halt as much as the Mexican war did,
which ended SO brilliantly in military glory, new
territory, and gold mines. The forty millions Of
dollars expended in the Florida war, among the
war SPECTATORS Of that State, have probably be-
come exhausted, and Of course there is desire
among them to repenish their pockets, by getting
up some sort of a pretenec FOR quarrel with the
Indians, and then war, so as TO drain the rfea-
suy Of the United States second tune. Those
Indian ware in Florida, or elsewhere, generally
Produced by tpeculators, in white skins aud with
civilized manners, who wish Ia 1--we by their wits,
and not by ploughInR. sowing, aud reaping. II
the Isdians ia Florida lei aIoae, il not likely
that they would modest any wli,e settlements; but
The white spectators Will not Ut them allne
They want a war with the isdians-ihey want the
expenditures oi war in Florida--they want to
repleniih their pcckcts-they want to thfust their
hands aasin into the public treasury, and hence
every secre, and urderhanJ means viii be taken
10 SIN up the red mcn. bring on another war,
make " necessary TO send troops to that region,
and cxpcpf ten. fifteen, or twenty mops OF d'l
ara in preiA,ding to SIGHT five hundred Of the rcnl
nants Of The original owners Of the whole cons
tmspt.
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CHOLERA IN BosroS.-Wc perceive that the
cholera still exists in Boston, not exactly increas-
ing, but certainly not diminishing. The wise
Boston authorities console themselves with the
remark appended to their reports Of deaths, " All
foreigners" This IL very much in the same vein
in which IL said the authorizes OF that city sent
advertisement for publication in tn Western aud
Southern papers, TO this eiirc,-"Pablie notice
The Mayor. Common Council, and Board Of Health
Of the city e Boston, beg leave to state tina, the
cholera has not yet made its appearance in Boston,
nor is j, intended il shall get any ioothold in it,"
This may not be exactly correct in all its details,
but the singular conduct OF The Boston authorities
in the early part of the season, IN pluminy them
selves on the absence of the cholera ia that ety.
while IT prevsilcd in New York. and elsewhere, is
very mscf in the VEN OF the advertisement story
attributed TO them. Yet, Boston, we have no doubt,
Is very healthy, in a comparative poRt Of view.
There never was any cholera IN New ToFh, suili-
cisnt to frighien any one Of ordinary nerve, nor ia
any other Of the Atlantic cities and Boston, even
with is daily report Of cholera deaths. lie probably
as healihy as New York, Baltimore, or PhIladel-
phia.
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CnsE.rsToS. September IS 1Slo
fhe cotton market y quiet, sales tight. and prices
without change, tAucme, DC. 10 s. I0tbs. far, 1oc
a1uAc
Atn,Sv. September I5-oP.N
The receipts Ct produce. by caaai sinse yesterday
have been ~ fcllows:-t Flour. 0oO sbl. wheat none
corn, 9ocV bushels The maftct ~ less active Tor
houi and The els day, do not exceed 900 barrels,
~ quoiaft.ns cufrsnt yesterday, which. however,
ave but poorly supported Wheat continues steady.
WIN sales 81 36tU bushels including geresse, at
VI VS. ~ IL. Corn is not a,ti,c bat there Il no
chrtgc; ahout 2 Geo bushels wcstern nissi essrr,i
hands at 81 ass Oats are In fair demand an sc
notice sales Of 500 busheis, at 80 a ace
BoslsS, sent lj-spN
The operations In haur. 60 day. wer 80 bb,a Ia
tludirg westeru brands a; 80 50 S. CAV rl,sn-diil
Win dosrvsrd tendency In pricrs. ~ : ru, thare
y fair business doing with sales Of " OOn bIss H. AZ
t2c Ter white and mixed. end zoe for yyllov Rye j.
QUOT 90 Jbc with incisrate business Oats o. not
move freely the falss 10 DAY we're bat O,p by.b Al.
VI Sic for northern. ~hh some parcels ~ lrr Eor
mel The arhet Is steady, and the sales we're eolJ
bbls stSc 8ib.
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The postage upon newspapers dropped into the post
ece by individuals is now cent each part Of
Abe State and half cent additional for distances
100 miles out Of the satethe postage to be prepaid
except when sent from the Office Of publication.
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Two Churches Burncd Ia P,ttsaeid. Mass.

firr1nLp, September ~, isfl.
The old church, which has been used ass carpenter
sbop, set ON FIRE at 3ocock this nornin aud IN
TREY consumed The new building, a8joiaiox witch
Vas neatly completed, WAS also destroyed
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ANOTHER DESPATCH.

srSNcr'rip, Mass scpt is, 1917.
The South Congregational Church 81. riusas,i.
u new building not quite completely dsstroyed
~ fire this morning az four o'clock Tie lJss f. SO COO
on which there vas an Insurance Of $1,000 Tbs So
ciety to which the church belonged a branch Of
M T,da..
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The FIRE. Sou PARTY, Ann THE FREE SOFT
MOVEMENT We have no idea that we shall hear
much more Of the celebrated free soil party, or of
The free coil movement 10th have been most
thoroughly ustd M, demolished, eaten Mp, chawed
NJ. md sent into oblivion by the recent movcmsn,
Of the bambumors and old hunkers, in the support
q ono and the same ticket throughout the State.
Evciy Cog has hs dsy; 80 has every party, every
lac'ion, and every bumbug. Landed TO the seventh
heaven to-day, il is ,AccTatcd tomorrow to the
lowct 1artars. The tru'h is, the bamburners
were certain oi meriiing inevitable ebyon il they
held cut much hngcr; and their principal leader,
John Van Buien, had sagacl;y enough to see il,
and 10 know that population Of the character of
that which smigratod to California woald settIe the
qsesiIon of slavery la tt territory sooner es later.
without any Interference from Eastern politicians.
dat tue practical men there, who can improyi.e
oouri Of justice, and punish crime OF the day aud
IN the spot when il ~ committed, would soon DIS
pose OF such an abstraction rs the Wimo, Proviso,
without diligently or hesitation. Hence thcn &C.
c'p'ance Of the offer hich the hunkers placed at
theirdsporu, alter selecting their nominees for the
tstc Ticket. The rcfu, shows the sagaci,y Of John
Van Burcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-16

ARRIVAL or TUE STEAMSHIP CHEEoEEE.-The
ueam,hp Cherokee, Captain Lyon, arrived yes
serday from Savannah, bringing us papers one day
in advance of the mail. Cor which we are uader
otler,ions to Captain l. , and the Savannah Rc.
yubii,aa and Georgian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-16
Dcnth Consul.

Bogfo~ ssptsmber Is. lS4l
Thomas Dixon, Esq, Duieh Consul at thia pos. died
last night cf jysentsry.