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O, Tuesday night 9Th nst at q oeseh. LOUISA GORDON
Joserh Amanda Louisa a&sd mon'n
r. The Wsl1enton (va.) papers will please copy.
In b. Landry parish the 18th ias, THons l. fosTE.
lately Of the pafiih Of st. Mary, aged about ysals
Nancy PsIss sssd gar, M anne
aged Is month"; In Inc came place, The ~ nc sne! snots
lnsss Mr. g. WI KELSEY q MiddessE county, Cennseucue
Al the r,,enee az her bsr John McNsy 1osson in East
Rouge e. he i0th in Ma LUCY ANN nATTA vis o.
Mr. John H. Malta Mn Malta grand usS - y
Of the most worthy and respected citizens Of Baton Rouge
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o. In Reading, Pa, George Getz (whig) was
chosen Mayor by 21O majority.
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~ Fourth Ward, Second Municipality. AT
meeting Of the Democrats the Fourth Ward Second Municipality
held the Fourth Ward House Monday evening the a6 Instant
James w. Bedlove called tho Chair, AID William Cook
appointed Secretary; when it was
Resolved, That JOHN ARMSTRON0 and WIN. COOK attend
Delegates the meeting be held Diamonds Hotel THURS
DAY EVENING nominate candidates for the General Council
the approaching electioR
The meeting then to meet the place
THURSDAY EVENING, s9h nst o'clock which time the
candidates for the Municipal Council the April election.
l.se. a5l JAMES w. BREEDLOvE, Chairman.
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SUPREME CoURr.-Under the proper head will
be found an important and interesting decision, in
the recent case Of" Mcdonald us Lewis, Sheriff.
delivered by our Supreme Court on Monday last
Itrelates to the liability of sheriff who sezes pro-
perry, writ of execution, not in fact belonging
to the judgement debtor, when all the surrounding
circumstances would lead to the conviction that it
did. The decision was made by Judges Slidell,
Rost and King-Judge Eustis dissenting.
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PRoPRIETY OF DANcING.-We notice that many
of our exchanges, secular well religious, are
discussing the propriety of dancing. Some defend
it from the Bible, but these secular presses the
religious journals, without exception, bear tes-
timonv against it.
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PEAcE.-An apportionment bill has passed the
Ohio House. disiricting the State and is said if
it pass the Senate, all dscord in Ohio will be har-
unonizod ~ ..-- ....... .ff.fI .
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nT There are said to be five millions Of spurious
Mexican claims to be acted upon by the commits
sioners again.
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or Stephen H. Chase, of Freyburg, Me-, for
merly President of the Senate of that State, has
started for California with the intention Of making
it his permanent residence. He took with him his
law library
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

vERANDAh TX W Thomas, o; G w Langley, Miss G A
Slack La Davis No. Mr. Boucher and lady, Aoat, Y;
n Zils, La.
ST. CHARLES IA Thornton, N Y; W Lyon, A Gage Be-
Hancock 3r Taylor; Ga Mr. Wilamson u a FOin
Taman, Y Walker, A vanBuren. Benson, il Ohio;
Norton Rio Grande Messrs Hart, Nicho and Elliott Tenn
Mig. J:mson. n. Glover q Taylor Rig Grsnds;
PLANTERs ~ Carny NY; Cowden. 8r,aos G Scott,
N Wood, w Dixon, La Hamilton. Rcbinson Ky DT
Msnsing, N o. Blucas. Ala w Browning w Edgar,
Terry. Dodds Miss; lones, Ark; 4 Eaton. -l. h
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o. On the I'D inst. MI. Walker, late Secretary
of the Treasury Department, was in Charleston,
on his way to Washington, which city he designs
to make his permanent abode.
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VIRGINIA LEaIsLATURE.-The Virginia Legis-
lature adjourned the 10Th inst, to meet in extra
session in Nav next.
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Public Nesting

OF The Nashville Wing of the Goth, says the
Cholera has again appeared in that city.
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Steamboat Departures This Day. 8
~srE /DYrRrIsEMENTs ON THIRD POE.

4
SEE IDYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PI0x. q
Mobile ALlfORNIA Reynolds ~ r. n. ~
s. Louis BELLE CREOLE Gregory, Z. y. isst
Red River. .LATONA, Smoker, 10 A. y.
Red Riser DUCK RIVER, Appeg,te, :. u.
Haxoo City. 49,. HARD TIMES, Wilson. 2. NJ
Tallahatchss River TALLAHATCHEE, Wiley Z. NJ
~ Yazoo Packet Hard Times Capt Wlson This
splendid will positively leave THIS DAY, Wed
nesday O'Clock p for Lefore Greenwood
Marion Tchua City and Vickbug from the fool
Of Canal street. mh29 T. B. SMITH, IS Magazine st.
~ Tho ship Oarolus, Capt Dunbar, from Boston. 10
dschargng a. Second Municipality Con-
gness attend receipt Of their goods the Lvse
otherwise they will be stored at their expense and risk,
J. w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common d.
t. Consgnees Of the following named goods TO order
their addresses with the Clerk
the Levse g. b. Ksotui ll6 Pkg r. H. cases boots
damond Is do; lin diamondL Is bale. and bundles gnniss
hneket. - mh26
~ Gas Light Company. -NEw ORLEANS. March
H 1854 Dividend Of Twoandshaf per cent from the Assets
Bank Department will be paid the Of this
Institution and after LIST April next. -
mhl4 sodl0t p n. WOOD, TreasurG
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ns- Orr, the incendiary at Pittsburg, has con-
fessed, and implicated Sims, also under arrest.
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nT- The Brownsville Flag represents that place
as very hourishing, and mercantile business brisk.
The Mexican Government has been informed that
smuggling has been carried on to vast extent
on that frontier
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New STATE-HoUsE.-The Legislature of Ohio
has appropriated S75 600 for building Statehouss
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RAILROAD AvALANCHE.-The Cheshire Rail-
road was stopped on the 10th inst by an avalanche
at deep cut near Walpole, N. H. One hundred
feet Of the road was covered with earth, to the
depth of IL or Is feet
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q SIKH Ward, SECOND Muntclpauty.-The DEM
this Ward requested attend meeting for the purpose
of nominating eandat for the Council of this Municipality alo
three Delegates Convention nominating candidates
the General Council, THIS EVENING, o'clock Samue
Jaekson corner Poydras Streets mh29 It,
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N EW ORLEANS:
Sec Third Page for CRY News, SC.


TEMPERANCE CELKBRATIoN.-An open meet
ing of Odeon Temple Of Honor y was held in the
Baptist Church, ST. Charles street, on Tuesday
evening, in celebration Of the Organization OF the
Temple. The church was filed by respectable
and attentive audience, fully one-half Of whom
were ladies. The members of the several Temples
and Divisions in the city were arrayed in their ap
propriate regalias, and conspicuous among them
were those of the Grand Temple and the Louisiana
Council of T. A. and s. Templars; the latter,
however, struck us as being the most significant
and chaste of any of the Orders of which we
have any knowledge. The exercises of the even.
ing were of the most pleasing character. Brother
w. H. Rondeau presented some very interesting
statistics by which it appears that there are no less
than l6O, 900 members of the Order in the United
States, and that during last year there was dis
bursed, in benefits, not less than $4,000. The
Choir Of Odeon Temple enlivened the ceremonies;
and we know not which most to admire, the chaste
and touching character Of the pieces, or the thrill
ling style of their execution, accompanied they
were by one of Parsons's splendid Pianos, which
was kindly loaned for the occasion.
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ANOTHER FEAST OF MusIc.-We are pleased
to notice that Mr.. Strakosch has been induced to
give our musc-loving friends another grand festi.
val on Friday evening next at the Amory Hall, as
we know that great many were unable to gain
admittance to the first, the hall being literally
crowded-and those who did hear that are anxious
to hear another. The amateurs of music have
certainly given evidence that they consider Mr..
Strakosch an artist of high order, notwithstanding
the efforts Of some individuals to find fault with
him. He will again be assisted by Mesdames
Casini. Rive, Drichta and Fab, and Messrs
Bnchta, Schmidt and Nores, and also by a grand
orchestra Of fifty of the best artists and amateurs
of the city. Mr.. Strakosch will perform, for the
first time here, his :. Picturesque Scene," "The
Vesuve," and "The Magic Bell" We hope to
be among the crowd to hear the performance on
Friday evening.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.-We learn from the
clerk of the steamboat F. M. Streck, from La
fourche, arrived last evening, that the steamboat
Warrior, Capt. Dustin, hence for Ouachita river,
while on her way up, about O'Clock on the morn
ing Of the 18th inst, opposite the Convent, COL
lapsed her fiues, badly scalding one of her engi-
neers. Two deck passengers missing supposed to
have been blown overheard. The boat was made
fastat College Point awaiting an opportunity to be
lowed down to the city for repairs.
The clerk of the Streck also reports Felix Garcia 3
sugarhouse totally destroyed by fire on the night of
the 18th. The amount of damage not known.
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM PowERs.
- Now Exhibiting STATE HOUSE, Canal street. TEE
"THE GREEK SLAVE" ,ses
T1XHlBITiON Open Daily Sundays excepted) from n 70
T. p Admtance IS Season Tickets 81 fanph-
lets 10 ai Il-f b N11u
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STAGE ACCIDENT AND Loss OF L1FE.-The
Pittsburg Dispatch reports the upsetting of stage
about ten miles from that city, over precipice of
forty to fifty feet. George w. Pennington, canal
captain, was killed, and the other four passengers
Zone Miss Murray injured. The driver remained
in the road, and actually Dent to sleep after the &C.
cident. The jury found a verdict of death by care
lessness on the part of the driver
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DEMOCRaTYC MEETING.

~ Seventh Ward Second Municipaity-At
Democratic Meeting held Arthur ODonne Of Poyas
and Circus Streets the evening the 18th the following
gentlemen nominated Challenging and Vigilance
Committees the day 0 the election ...-f
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OF The steamship Globe, which arrived yester-
day from Brazos St. Jago, brought as passengers
seventeen of Col. Webb's company, which left
here short time since for California
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The hvER.-At Memphis, on the 22d, the river
continued to rise gradually.
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OF The President has recognised M. Guys as
Consulate agent of the French Republic for San
Francisco in California.
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Married

Married:
In Opelousas, The instant BY Rev. Mr. kayio M
JESSE AUTChlNGe 70 Niss AN0ELlQUe LkTOURNEUk,
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o. The friends of MI. Rives of Virginia, expect
him to be sent again to France.
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HARDWARE SToRE.-Our friend William A..
Beecher has received fresh stock of Hardware,
atNo. AZ Charities St He is one of those who have
been long here, and has extensive an acquaint
ance as not to need a notice" from US. We will
therefore, only mention him as being ready to see
his friends at No. 48 Chartres A.
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SrIcKNEYs CIRcus.-This entertaining little
establishment il still on the high road to fortune
being nightly crowded by ARCHAEOLOGICAL audi
ences. Another excellent programme Of perform.
ances will take place this evening, for particular
of which we refer our readers to the advertisement
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TT To Mechanics and Producers.-An a
mnetng Association the Benefit Of Me-
will be held Hall Of Protsc- IN ~
ton Hose Fire Company, on rod street on THURSDAY w
EVENING, March 18th, O'Clock. Every Working
city will do well present the
J. SCANLlN, Chairman.
H. A. HENDRIKS, sec'y pro TEN. mh2s 2t'
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~ Native American Fire Company No. TO-
Regular Monthly Meeting the Engine House THURS
DAY EVENING March 29th At halfpast O'Clock.
mh2s ct L. p. MeLvAIN Secretary.
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The RACE To-DAY.-Dialma, Doubloon, Black
Sdtin, Jenny Lind, and Jumping Mullet, are en-
tered for to-day's race, which is for $3.50 purse
two mile heats. The character of the horses ID
sufficient to lead us to expect that this race will be
an exciting affair. We look for spirited contest
splendid running, and the fastest kind of time
DAina was the favorte last evening, and is likely
70 commune So pretty brisk business has already
Deen done In betting circles, Djalma being backed
70 large amount at evena against the field. With
such field of good nns, this, we conceive is bold
betting; but, Of course, Djalma's performances
are thought to justify such confidence on the par
OF his friends as to the result of the coming race
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~ Messrs. Editors-I respectfully withdraw my name
mhzeIt J. O. PERSON.
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MR.WILsoN, THE VoCALIsr.-This gentleman's
delightful series of entertainments comes to close
this evening, at the Armory Hall, and we are sure
that all who have had the pleasure of hearing him,
will regret that it is the last opportunity they will
have of listening to his exquisite strains. He gives
very attractive programme, and as he is about to
visit Natchez, Vicksburg, Memphis, and other towns
on the river, we recommend the inhabitants not to
lose. the opportunity of hearing him.
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The GREEK SLAvE.-This beautiful statue is
still on exhibition at the State House, Canal street.
The sculptor, in his Greek Slave, has given form
to the conceptions of a most exalted genius. As an
American, our people are proud of him, and appre-
ciate the abors Of his chisel. 1t must be to him
source Of great pleasure, that his fellow country
men, acknowledge, by liberal patronage of his
work, his extraordinary merits as an artist,
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FAsHIoNABLE CLoTHING

HIONABLE CLOTHING
CHEAP FOR CASH!
u The prevalencs Of Cholera city early pan
the has placed undegusd poson many ohs
With large stock Of hand, and te ho nsfy
over, they now odsr their entire stock Of
WMT83 CLOTHING
at pficee to accc1d with he and
Thos Fine and Haahionabie Coing cheap 10 eas
respectfully invited examins
fy20 1dpm THOMPSON NIXON. - oona1s.
THoRM,S CO1FPoUWp BxxRxor ~ 90. /.
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Resolved That the newspapers the city respectfully requested
to publish the proceedings Of this meeting.
kesoed, That the thanks Of this meeting be rendered Madame
Caldwell for the of her
On motion, the meeting adjourned. ....
fg" VIC. C. CLAIBORNE. President
8, H. PAGE, Secretary mh29
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4 o. Tho Cass lluukers of Nsw Yor. ,...
seuled proposition 90 lhe huul.rI.,,. ..
The condition lhal none bul genuine I..
COS should be placed upon lhe union 1,,g..
The lnrnnuers accepted his Som.
our zee soiglrleuds have thought IL r,..
hard, when they hive been told nv NJ
dat lhe free soil moyemeutnflalr. ,,a.
" q locoloco innHmuyJe, got az for rhs r..
pose Of swallowing them up, ~ nagir,,l..
over into HE ranks Of Ihe regular Ior,r..
parry. We reckon Ihey will now d.r....
whit lrWl there wns in Ihe clurrr. rri
where tbry nro 10 be- lnndrd nj H'
An old line print tho burlington San,
uel-H6or abiding To lhe mauHcta ef..,.
Iho V.n Bureus aud their coadlulor .,.g
IN" he liberty aud portion oflhc Wlsn,
'y,las Gll, lnuulingly romarku
"Tbo Liberty mon aud tho cou,c.....
wings, and the rect Of the Free sou i..
huddonly look around lhem nov, iu sclfs,
Der, lriD and, Ia aud behold their rl.t
loslle Jolinny Hnd thrir great lrador "
WHO led lhem oH 10 Buffalo, are htHd ml..I
NiNf Nt NH eHfEH wv llNNhilh ct y
Aofk-hnfub candidates Same pIh f..
sHme everything "llnllonl what ~ ,--
uiruui iitrrr- ~ hr~ No,kf" cfis- oei G---,
Adams Ia John Van Buren,. II mn nn.nr,
the old Democratic parry was siiogy,
DEhoCRAT' answers John, "WlirIr a,e ,ou,
calls tho Boston Republican 60 lhe Eve P..
I'VE have concluded dat Ilio d,aoe,gfic
the ouly pnHy which con be- relied upon ia,
Tho next four NCnThN coOlly uuswFts ia, H. =,
and 50 answers the great "Frre Demusr,.
cy' pnuy of New You, back Ia tlo couGur.
died Liberty men mud aspuished con.c.rrr.
Whlgr, 10 the Glddiugscs and lie llalcs ati
the Pallrcys-to The poor duprs--lho ln,.D.
uouls aud tools Of Van Burcn's rc,cu.fi
"Curse lho Ian BTtHS" nov goes upon.
every Free Soil press al over New LuphrI
Curse tho Van Burons!' IL la the hear. srJ
on the lips Of every cUusciouce whlraud s,
cry liberty man, aud every strngglcr viz
was made their dupc.
"lln! hn' bar IL all the answer Johnr,
gives them"
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spEAklNGnlr

The Boston Rcpuhlicnu-lhc leading Fffs
SOFT poprr ia Mossucbusrtl.-i clu.iHs aa
article upon the lrcachery oftho Nun Bur,
IN selling out The free soil parry to llc Go.
parry ofNew York,,pcoks out plainly t,f'.
lows
Even It our friends ia New York l.,.
cal thai ihcY could gniu something Nv .n
course hey have tukcn,guod lauh luuu.ril
THY should have remembered ilaI il,. e..
vor,te candidate wns taken lust, year and ,u,.
i...s1.-.1- ~ r--''--l tir,,ir --rr-7-r.
Shut this candidate was an unpopular unr
on nl-lLe- Sla,G--ILc4- liam luA- ullrA
union without making thr principles ruhoj.
led ~ the Buffalo Platform tbr husis ot Die
un1uu-lhus hrcnkiug up nud dssul,iug ,nr
organization oi, tie Free Soii pnuy Dol, So.
iiuuul Organization. mud leaving their p,.,..
nirs tu stand abe hwtul Of the battle, u.
fer Tor their couduci--iO bear The ,l,tis.iA
lcotr Of thuir cucmics,-nll thls Boo iD, Coon.
Of controlling party that must mr, tala
have surrendered had thcy stood dru l,k
ns we mny, IL j. nu act Of folly aud CT llr
blacklist incrntitudc, and the mass oflc Fee
Solcrs Vt thd Union feel it To- De so.
IN our judgement IL IN hard enough 90 a.ar
this cuuducr without muking uut.rhr- rru-
rurirWpihir 10y upulngning FOR o. Nurn
the present lo1y prumises are rch4rditWH
hc time enough for us to think Of IT,"
y. &, Tclerr, of Gcucsco County y va
Wig who acted with lho BaruLumrr, 4,
ycnr, has published The following Cur5 jut.
Free Soil iicudsj
The ryccni nominations 10y the R.0,l
Dcnlocrary,nt ilici. State Convention iu | ifl.
Of Il portion ofthc ticker, previously uom.ra.
ted 10y fac other branch Of the Democratic
party NJ SSrncuSr. would seem to indicate
that practically the party isng0in united upga
the principles of It's old organization.
by such union | consider the FrcC ~.
party IA -liarly- ,disanlAed.- and Ihal l--
have abandoned the good sound Nhis PRIV
ciples, which were The prominent aud essCl
tlal rudlmeuts OF the Buffalo Platform.
cannot abandon that Platform. hove
over stood upon il now; aud shall couuuur
both by word Agd nciion,to advocate aud su'
tain the glorious principles therein Sc, tou-
during life: But | am constrained 10 say
TINT consider tho Wing party, both in ils
profession aud practice, n better cXrorcut OF
then than the Democratic party. and 20 be-
lioving sinll conIinuC 10 net herewith.
Mnuy will doubtless feel aud act with VIZ
Peters
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lcovcLuprp NEXT wrrN)

SLAvERrIN CAMToREi r H. Robinson
OF Ohio, writing home to the Cincinnati, En-
quirer, snys:
"TclI your newspaper brethren 10 saye
themselves Ihe brains they are frctling IN the
discussions upon 'Slaveryiu California; they
,aso only netting Much Ado about Nothing
with improvements which even Shakespeare
Nhulh have laughed at. Ofal the ubsurdi-
ties Of the day, none can cNeri ;Aat establish
ing slavery inthis territory. tplcss SOME hair
brain would start the idea MS rival, thar
slavery could cAist after being established
here. WHY, such Il Thing is never thought
of here, by uuy one Whatever his hirth, edu-
cation or prcJudlces save 10 be laughed at
iryuu have an individual or association near
Nou, DESTROYS Of pushing slavery into and
prUit1-TFtI4g tim EIttturnTu. IN tirr -trrtttr
an that Is wonderful, let him or them come
and bring all tlln uiggcrs that can be brought
for suclI purpose. In the first pince9 the
people here Will dispose orthe institution 10
iheir Convention aud Constitution; ia the
next, Nature has revolted at such an idea,
tong in advance Inns put her veto upon the
~holc surface Of lire country against any
such usrs of her soil. STHVeTy would, sIarve
e. death here, unless amply fed from the
sioyebouscs OF tie States nj honc. If there
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could ho q compomise with the rwo parties
in the Sluir-, niidth euliro people should
agree lhnl slavery might bo Withdrawn thence
mud Cnlauized here, lhe lave Of nuure on
the cupsl Of llu Pacific womb WHsTU u UrHy
like SNOW under llo April fuu. Spill not
your ink nyrTirihulullopH 81 ilus hud-fpil
not your blood, nuy how Youare only laugh
eel ~, good lfrrudH,"
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MELANCHOLY AccIpTNT.--Lnst evening,
IN this village, ubour quarter Ola mile toy
the depot, The g o'clock train Of the CeUlm
Rnilrond, ran over and instantly killed W.
Samuel Stevens, of this place, aged about ["
years. lie was seen walking upon the track
10y The engineer who scasounhly blowcd ID,
whistle. Mr. Stevens looked round nudir
parcnty saw the train, hut turned aud va
cd along, gradually moving of the track Ne
was just outside the track when the sep
TO the engine struck him, and threw limi'
cross the rail under the cars. Ills bodyw
cut in Two and Otherwise horribly mawa
= pieces we're found some rods apart vs.
lived very near the road and was unnso'l
cautious nbout being on the track, and bot
Few Gays since ne made 'he renofh 1g g,,e
the cars ever ran over HIM they would Da'o
to como into his house to DO it, lie leaves
wife and children TO mourn his loss.-pw"'
sor Journal
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WAsIiINGTOH, SrI

LATER FROM MEXICO, &c,-!S Louis, Ocr
ls,. by an nrrivnhirom chihuahua, with nd.
vices To, the second. of August, we learn that
the cholera wns still raging iearhllly at Du-
range aud mnny parts Of Mexico. The In
dams were daily becoming more hostile, aud
bad Killed over fifty MeElcOns aud several
Americans, in the vicinity OF chihuahua,
within the two weeks preceding. Mr. Waugh
an, an American trader, was killed about the
middle of July, 10y a purty of Apache ludl-
ans, near the Sacramento. A company of
six Amcricnns-had started in pursuit OF the
murdcrcrs, aud succeeded in recovering the
scalp the unfortunate man, also lris prop
CRY he Aricknro lnhiHns, very savage
tribe, on-ihe Missouri river have joined the
Apaches, in tho neigb1orhuod of Tuus Col.
Washington with his forces was ia pursuit
ofthem. Business was very duh nj Chihua-
hun.