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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS.

| PHILADELPHIA. Jan 9. 1919.
Sno1 Storm Ssspensiom Of Mail TansportaGon-Css
Of Sta66ins-Sericus Fire, &c.
Inc only csumunicstion between this city md Hse
ous at the present time, is by the telegraph wrss
Inc snow has drifted the railroad track 80 a. @
fenoer impossible for the The train thxt start
ca yesterday afternoon forced to return from thu
cause The Governors message will be delivered to
osy and WILL probably, be received here By telegraph
1t 10 to bs transmitted to Pittsburgh 4. this
and the same operation will send it here.
Joseph Vantins, . lad, stabbed . oomrads namsA
waiter Miller, In John street Southwark last evening
The two were sky srkng, when In revenge for being
thrown down, Vsntine indicted wound upon his Nav
mate which 10 OF a serious nature.
serious hre occurred this morning on the upper
terror Of three Of the old and vsr.
completely destroyed 10 created considerable alarm
among the occupants Of the whole Are proving
20 stubborn that all we're threatened With Destruction
IL CON msnced In No 265, owned occupied a, the
Presbyterian Board of Publication. The lo.s to This
concern 10 about SIS 900 which IL covered by insur-
Ance The books, and large quantity Of stereotype
plates of their publications we're saved The houses
on ether side ERE also burned. No. 263, owned BY
Ut. borner, was occupied rs boarding house by Mrs.
WRIGHT and In the basement rs the office Of DIR.
damaged by the frs and water On the uppsr
side was thu residence Of B. Jones, Esq In which
the damage to the building and furniture must
BIZ great The house above occupied by Mira
Tweves, was slightly damaged by the Are but the ia.
terror was OF course flooded and the forced to
take refuge elsewhere. The fremsn OF our CITY did
not come out will their accustomed celebrity aud
,at for the aid given by those Of the adj
hre Districts the loss would have been uoh more Sc
vere AS thew are forbidden by the Ore OF
The city from crossing the to repair to res
would ssem that In this instance they acted in 40.
,ordaDce with the scrptursl junction to do GOOD to
hose that persecute them. +.
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He hoptr The Mayor presiding.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were read and
approved. .t.l
Petitions Of sundry persons for the correction OF
ts1et referred
Bids Of supdry persons for printing and advertising
Ithned; Of othsr persoss connected with the police
d-IsItpeRt and Court Of General SESSIONS, for fur
static nary. olesr Ing court ROOM and for extra
Woe for police DUTY Referred
Communication. f,om the Comptroller. scoomp snied
BY The Registrars account also the account of James
CopDor clerk Of the Supreme Court ststpg that large
BALI pcts remain due on foot Of each account. The
Communication also encl Fed document from Mr N.
b. Blunt, the counsel of Mr. Osgood, stating that he
bad commenced q suit in the Supreme Cour. for
covsIy Of the e. paid to the Cooperation by the
late Resftrr and feripg to lodge the balance claimed
to be due by him without prejudice TO his rights SO
Aho Notice fro James Cos nor, Offering t. pay
the alleged balances and accruing f-ss to the Cham
b+rlsn Il the city to deposit them in any bank in
the city on condition that the mifht be received
without to his rights in receiving them back
again In csse the Supreme Court of this State should
os clare the law II 10Th December l847 to bs
s'hp,ionsl and VOID Referred to the Cooperation
Counsel in connection with ths District Attorney
The Board after suditing few small bills, adjourned
to Friday next.
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And business being dull and the rsittauces from the
interior light very little doing among the brokers
the way OF redeemiDg uncurreut money
resolution has been offered In the Leg,slature of
this State to the effect, that the Bank ex.
anime into the affairs Of the Canal Bank of Albsnv
tie cause Of Its failure, the amount its assets
and whether the Safety Fund Bsnhs still In sx,stencs
sbould not pay to the creditors Of the Canal Bank tina
deficiency which may exist after Its assets have been
exhausted We are afraid the Safety Fund Bankshsv
toe much In uepce In the Legislature permit the pas
rage of suoh bill.
We understand that the Secretary OF the Trea,rry
Is about to instruct the various collectors of the Gus
tome that In all where they have reason to be-
evs that goods have been invoioed below their value
with view to defraud the the amount of duty
chargasbe by Law shall be taken in kind That is the
proportion OF goods necessary to the duties shall
be taken for the duties without regard to the value
BY this course the temptation to import goods falsely
iDvoiced will be eeotually done away WITH and the
honest importer protected asanst the tricks Of dis
honest competitors. An old revenue law gives this
to the Treasury Department without the neces
@F- (.-tA
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SUP l.iOr Court.
All the justices present..


JANUARY james Conner Us. the Mauor &c of Neu
York - AD application was made this morning on be-
half Of Mr. Conner for Injunction to restrain the
corporation their councillors attorneys agents 60
hom interfering or int@rmeddpg In the affairs Of his
ficr, and from collecting and receiving the fees
emolums nts thereof. and also to restrain them from
taking proceedings either civil criminal az a,nst
him until the of the act of 10th
cen'ber sball BIZ decided by the courts Of this
State II seems the corporation a-gs that Mr. Con.
nor a. clerk of The Supreme Court has sent In his
count, on which they olam . large balance for the
fees received by him in his eoal character which
they slege he TO pay and threaten proceed
b'th by civil and criminal process against him d.
rtctsd by the act Er onnor on HE part conte pds
that the act of 10th Dsce mber l847 IL
81 and void and states that he has commenced pro-
ceedipgs In the supreme Court to set It aside
yet has not been able to procure decisioa he also
states That he is ready and wipg and has offered the
corporate to lodge any bxlsn appearing against
bin. and he aceruiDg fees Of office with the CITY
Chamber sin, or 10 Of the city bsnss which the
corpoS alton, may Designate provided they receive it
npder protest that 10 WITHOUT pref his right
recov-f back In the act OF 1917 declared un
constitutional With which terms they (hs ail-gss)
refuse to comply Upon this state Of facts the app
cation Was made and In part heard and ordered to
stand over until Saturday next, when It will bs finally
dis poeed Of
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Religious Intelligence.

CALEsDAR-JArUARY g The Epiphany 7, LIST Sun
day after Epiphany; ID I'd SUNDAY after Eipha ny :
q, Sd Sunday af er Epiphany; rs tho Con. of st
Paul the Apostle Is, 4th Sunday sfter Ep pIsoy.
Society since its commencement, $780, exceeds two
millions five hundred-thousand pounds.
The Rev Dr. Hipbee will preach at the Church of
the Epiphany. In stanton street at o'clos SIX this
evening, In behalf Of the New York Bible and Com
mon Prayer Book Society.
Dean Packenham (of st Patrick's Dublin). brother.
in-la~ Of the Duke OF Wellington, Is to be Bishop Of
Dowr and Conner.
Two Of the most eligible Baptist churches In Boston
rior OF New feIk-Dr LBurch, from Rochester, aud
Dr. Tucker from Buffalo, The latter e nth comes
rom cutie cerics family. His father and six bro.
Tiers are cierpymep, aud all Of them In the minis
~ OF the Baptist demon nation.
A K.n,ish Vicar relation TO . member of the Bench
OF Bishop said is about to secsdefrom tho Church
Of England to the Roman Ca, hoiio Church.
There have been revivsIs religion of late in Davis
county, Iowa, and at West Ely. No At the former
place eight have joined the church. and ct the latter
forty.
RELIGION AMONG THE Hirpoos In the middle of
January several mssiopar listed Sanger lsa nd
occasion Of the annual bathing festival when the
gospel was preached to thousa nd and great number
OF tracts and portions Of scripture distributed
The sesembiage at Sanger vas very small compared
with former ye.rs Piarimsses TO that island, and
other tdolatrsus thrints, are decided y the
The temples and the Idols Of Hiudo ar. niger
regarded by the natives with the same aud
ration ~ formerly result which has doubtless fol-
lowed the epeead If Christian kpowiedgs and the diff
fusion Of more eplighted sentiments all hects
moot Interesting TO the human mind TIE cosnge now
IN prcgr-re among The Htndoos " both religious and
1nteIectua aDo the late IL powerf1ly operating in
combination with the former. ds.trLy ths national
ionn ana rsvolutionise tho social 'ystsm Chistian
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WheeIIhg.tnnKs arc y per cent discount
There ie 30 little doing in foreign and domestic ex
obsnges such limited movement In specie and such
. moderate amount Of uucurrent money aHost that
these quotations are merely nominal. Foreign
Changes g. Deray rule below specie shipping points
ard the small amounts Of specie exported
epecial remsnces rather than for tie equalization Of
balances Domestic exchanges ell in favor Of th.
city. The quotations for.spece have not varied a
fraction during the psst month or two and unless a
mere active dtmsld should ,pripg up for shipment,
,heywn' net very materially from those given. I'm
current money sesrnnly qUiet at this OF the
year. There very fey country merchants In town.
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The Cholera ia New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS Jan. 4. 1S40
The cholera in city is raging fesrfully ever
1875 deaths have occurred within day., l4O
Of which by cholera The disease Is mostly con.
fined to the lower classes Weather rainy.
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AMUsEMENTs.

| DxOADwAY TN A7kE-k. A. MARSHALL. PROrRII
ID day Evcn January sh 1879 viii Do psesenset
Eleventh time, the n nc .esc.ac N ave acts ORA
I s s.
sterward Iocnt Of honcCrA snS onaraeters OF
snusglr Snbad the Greek onsh IrSvsier and fireman
Able n Lester .ons AorTeh Mr. mr p n " Der
Mercedes krs Abbott; Haydee, Mics waaok Ars
Lakewood Dres Circle Parqussts cents Family Circle
70 cents Gallery l2s cents Do"ra open ".a pss-o
A uTHohs Ben Eft FIsTEENTs M GIT OF IE
"A highly successful romantic drama Of The pm. %ope
h painted for sdnesdsy evening January Oh on when o,
snen nted for the 10th time Tho Count OF hopts
@ d,a%ses by him expressly for the rcsdway ca-ars
nsaorh TO N.Y. Marahsl the Prophet and m Il. o. axe
~ asps sSo setuy Manager r The liberal and enhd mn
er IN Which this drama has been br usht before tho pub
ne very ALE several whion
ana 20 e spendor OF TIE aud stage appoint may
.4e.a aeIooeo the erest sueeess Of tho drama.
R.R\UMs AMERICAN MUSEUM --sPLsNDID PER
o'clock Mr. Hales the English GIANT the largest and he,viest
living being eight feet high over quarter
finger And Tuna the Fairy Queen both much email
than General Tom Thumb Western Yanlee Come
dian The popular turlese This Sleep Walker viii be
actd and NAV be
all hours day beautiful and carved
del Of the City Of Jerusalem, stands with every
bnlding rect lane 70 as found on the spot making
enee The Bhard Mammoth Brothers Living OrsDg Ouang
w,x scripture satusry Madam Rockwell The Fortune Teller
Admission ~ cents children nnder ten years l2h cents
GEOLOGICAL BALL. IS AND 81 BOwERY.-rHIs NAG.
- mnecp, now open daily from till aae
great elegance and thoolocon Of living Beasts and Birds
tho arsos and most perfect in America performance CIV
at each exhibition including the Hoats Of Elephants
Admission % cents children under nine half price Sea
sontioketsS Is. VAN AMBURGH CO Prorrietors.
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The carriage house and sta bles Of VIM Rss Esq In
Cambridge Md, WAS destroyed BY fire ON Thursday OF
isst week.
Wilism Msxted has been committed 70 prison In
Albany, for The murder OF M,ohaei McKo~n
The wife Of Rev Silas McKeen OF Bradford VT VA
instantly ki~d fsv days since by lv.pins from the
carriage a. the horses took fright from the sf
the bsrpe.s. and rushed down . stesp Mill Mr. Mo-
Keen was injured, but not seriously.
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Markets..

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2 1849
There IL Q fair demand for cotton and the market
firm. Sales reach COO bales Sales Of the past week
have been SO OO0 bales Flour continues very firm,
with moderate sales or there we're saes Of IL 900
bushels at 42c. . 45o There is change Ia other
articles usually spoken OF in the markets Operators
generally waiting for the steamer
BosToN. Jan. 6, 1849.
The -four market continues hrm. with upward
tendency In prices We notice sales of 500 bbs :,
including the various common bra ds at Sc 62h TO
s. IS. Corn is in active dema I'D the reaching
5000 bushels at SO to CSC Rye sold to the extern Il
$500 bushels ut ESQ., for fair quality Oats
buoyant with sales Of 10 600 bushels at 45o There is
considerable doiy in pork aud holders very Arm.
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Court OF General Sessions.

DSIoI6 VHe NtcOrdtf aud two AIdermen.
JAN. 6.-Tbe ecu met this day to hear notions
Offer Dentsfor The Di.irit Attorney In allud-
ing the decision Of the Nayor IN the case of oNcrr
Dentsn VII oh app. AIRED y.st-rdsy's Heroid to *
occasion to gratulafe the Mayor or having rsmov
ed that officer the SUI erior curt 10 co up nee of
his having offered som. o-r-spect oublc officer Of
the Court OF Sessions the District Attorney The
facts and circumstance. connected With the
publithed In fall IL the decision
The Court adjourned to II o'clock AM, on
MONDAY
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DAVClNls.

SCANDINAvIA-TBE F0URra ANNUAL BALI OF TuI5
- scce will be held Friday Evening January " at the
COLISEUM 45O broadway the proced to ne bo
nevolent purpoes Hansen. A. Kindoer O. Furck.
G. Dometius tersrcen. Comm ttce Of srrr gemsnts
RATCnELOaS' HEBkEw BENEVOLENT LOAN AsSO
- citation Managers Of the Association
q their Second Annual al will DO given At the CHI
Cen,emen hod II he's viii" they ws to raosfer
informed that the TT ner Committee will be In session tho
rom Of the ASS citation Howard Hou,e Monday evening"
9Th ntt fro to o'clock aud that the entire Cemmittee win
to in attei dance at the Ballroom Tuesday inst from
A N. tn6P. - -
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RRGlAL ArFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Snturuny, jan. 60 II. NE
There was . general Improvement in prices for
stocks to-day but the transactions continue only to
moderate extent At the first board Harlem advanced
u per cont, Long Island u, Canton Company l. Far.
mers' Loan y, New Haven Railroad 4, and Treasury
Notes u.
The Trentsn Bank Of Now Jersey has declared
semi annual dividend Of four per cent.
The Columbian Insurance Company Of Philsdelphis
have declared dividend of three per cent.
The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges
specie and for unourrent money In this market rule
annexed
loRHGN ExcHArSns.
0nIo On uafe rdam
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Court Calendar for Monday.
GUT CouRr.- Nos ll6, 3, A. ST., g. 10, IL, IL, 10,

IL IL, 03i.
SUPERIOR CouRr Nos 10, Is, IA is 70, ID. 81, %,
81 ~, lUl, 105 1O7 10S 100 25 lZS lS2 49, 1885 1856,
1a7 1888, 143 lao l4y ~ 80 10 16l 10 to 1885, loo
Jos, 3ls 81 TO I5V, ls2. 1S8 100 to 200
toMmoN Pleas First Fart 100, Ill, 49, 116, lit,
11e III. l23 l25. lE 100 1871 1871 l35. 1877 Second
Part 1o4 100, los, Ito, ll2 lle u.s. 100, l22 1874
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Circuit Court.
Before Justice Ea ware

Before Justice Edwards.
JANUARY 6.-Thornet al BeH-The jury In this
case rendered sealed verdict this morning. for the
plaintiffs for $3l85 S. After the verdict uder
go the special term opened and his honor pro.
ceeded to hear motions None of any interest was
heard
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AUCTIONS.

w MCCORMICK. AUCTIO> EER-saLE OF FURNI.
uIe Of the st Charlie. Hotel The attention Of the pubic
requested to the sale all the elegant furniture &c. Of
ares HOTEL Broadway Leonard place
Tuesday, 9th instant. Gaia ogues now ready
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Supre me Court.

Present, Justices Jones, Hurbut and Edmon ds.,
J-N 6-Tho argument of cause No Ia resumed
this morning, and concluded about three O'Clock;
after which the for ad
to the bar VISA procer 6ed with =
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Of the houses had barely time to The loss T.
very heavy, but the sxteat IL not vet Oily known
The following sent to the Pr soyterian onics in
this city
PaILADeLPuIA, Ian. g.
The building and stock Of boosr e the Presbyterian
Board Of Pubcston d-sfroyed bv a. early this
morning. This loss IL cove ed by insurance. The
stereotype plates were Dot injured
WILL AN s. MARTEN.
ANOTHER DESPATCH
A ere broke out about o'clock this merning and
$40 worth Of property before could bs
subdued. Included in the buildings destroyed were
nine Front street, owned by Messrs Adsms& Town
send. and occupied in part by Mckee Griswold q
foundry Irwin Sons rope factory, the Curlew
House; Dudley 8. Davis's dwelling, and several other
small ter ements On Water street here 20 build
iDgs d. stroyed, which situated between Second
and Water streets, and Ferry AMI Evans alley Several
lives reported to have been lost In three Phlla-
dephis ooes there 1, insurance the property of
$50, GOO.
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Dicke ns,s New Christmns

for Three Cents The SUNDAY TINES of this morning will
with the usual editor al and other variety making in ALL up
wards Of tv enty-one columns Of reading
ed ton will be printed and for sale ct the Office 62 Nassau
street, any day during the ~eek. Price Three Cmta
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COLUMBIA (SourH CAnoLINA) RAcEs.-The following
10 the result of Thursdsy's race One mile heats
Col Sipgleton's Q. h. (Senator Butler) years,
bv Argyle dam Mary Fra ncis. .........1
Capt. Rowes b. 4. by Billy Harris, dam by Mar.
sinai Ney- years
Capt Stewards G. f., 8 years BY Monarch, dam
Little Venus. ...........3 8
Time, LIST heat 1:53-2d. 1852. The was won in
two heats BY Col Sin2leton's Monarch ally.
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Statistics OF She Law Courts for the yea rs
ending 3lst Dec m her. hay mud lS4H.

Statistics OF the Law Courts for the years
ending 3lst December, ls47 and 1913.
tried and Determined in the United States circuit
Dittrict Courts for the southern district OF New YORK.
the SUPP rior Court and Court Of Common Pleas Of the
city and county Of New York for the years eudio g
3lst D~ct mber 1847 and lS46 showing a decrease in
the business Of the United States Circuit Court
United States Circuit Court 1s47 so causes 1848 70
caute; OF these 90 were suits at common law.
equity spps ais In admiralty criminal suits of which
"a were tiled, 10 discontinued and defaults taken in
q, leaving twelve undecided.
United States District Courf-1s47, 1906 causes; 1913
757 of these 6S2 admiralty causes 81
suits at common law, Us Of which decided and
80 ments Of the admiralty suits, 1856 remained
undecided on the 31st December ultimo on the cri-
minsl ide the ndictms except two, tried of
the $50 causes In admiralty above mentioned there
20 which have been argued ready
to be delivered at the opening Of tho court Tuesday
next
Superior Court-1s47, SAT causes; 1s4s 526 causes;
these include inq ueste and law arguments.
Common Pleas-ls47, $50 causes; lS48, $40 causes;
there also include pQuests and arguments 1t Is right
to observe that the return NJ IN the
Pleas did NOT ,ncIuue arguments and inquests
By the above 1t will be that there 80
1s4 and IS in the last year which shows decrease of
caufes. And that there have been tried in the nj
ted States District Court for the ending 3lst
cember lS47 995 and In the last year 757
which shows increase of 1862 causes the year
1S47 1t will also be that there is OF
number tried and determined last year aud in the
Court Of Common Pleas increase of $40 for the
1s4S over the returns Of the year ls47.
We are indebted to Metsrs. A ID. l.. Gardiner, and
Com'r Stiwell their cerk-to G. w. Morton, Esq Geo.
T. Maxwell, Esq and to Messrs Jsrvs and Cooke, for
the epOinp stati, tics
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The Election OF United States Senator IN
FLORIDA

General Jackson Morton, late q Taylor elector,
has been elected to the United States Senate Ito supply
the seat Of Mr. Westcot for six years from the 4th of
March next. He received the of eight wings, and
al the democrats. Mr. Ward was the regular whig
candidate.
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Kel1lnger Mansion HOnse, mt Y0nkers, Is
the place parties during eeghing good dinner
Every body and consult the and enjoy them
felves quiet The aeghiHg all the
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CLOTHING.

DANTS PANTs-F AHEESS BY ANN ST sEeT, DE.
icimned TO GEAR out his whole stock ADD there re he has
reduced the price OF his - Pants S. and others proporon
Also hnno coed OF Coas Pants and Vests made
order ut called for which will b. toid below
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FRshionabls I.tt11igsne~.
The Mirtee s. - and brother of No. OF Prince
strte, give private fancy dress ball (ai mssque) on
Tpetdas evening next.
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d Getting or the Kentucky Legislature The
Election of AZ U. $. Senator.

LoUIsvILLE January s, 1340.
The Legislature of this State bed yesterday at
Frankfort. The Senate was duly organized In the
House there five Intellectual for Speaker
TIVE candidates voted for by the wings and one
by the democrats
WAsHISoroN Jan. @, 184Q
The Kentucky Legislature have elected Thomas Met
calfe United States Senator years from the
4th OF next March. He occupies the seat vacated
by MIR. Critic nden, by Governors appointment.
I'VE have accou mt Of the election of q Speaker
Of the House; but one cleo ted probably, the
night of the 6th.-HERALDl
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The Weather.

The temperature Of The weather for several days past
has been extremely cold and as consequences n UGH
Ice has formed In the barbor heugh not enough to in
Yard the river is frozen over md between Boston and
Chelsea in the track Of the ferry boats, much ice has
formed But few veseels have arrived during the
cent week, owing to the strong W. Winds and those
which do get In sre much iced It will be by
OF the weather. We had furry Of snow this fore
noon, with the wind from N W., but ct the present
time (balf past one o'olock) the sun has again ap
pesred The barometer fell to 20 40 this morning
Boston .IournQL i'm 6
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Serious Riot on the Hudson Hlver Railroad.
PoUeHKEEPsIE, January 9, 1849.
There Is report In town Of serious riot among the
Irishmen on the Hudson River Railroad short dis
tance below this CITY Some reports say at least 300
are engaged in the tmeute. Two companies Of militia
~ have left this city for the Of disorder Nothing
definite, that can ascertain as to particulars.
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Railroad Accident.

STAMFORD, Conn Jan. 6, 1S49.
A man named Henry Warning was killed last
ing by the down train the New Haven Railroad.
He Dressing the track with his wife, whom the engine
caught him, and before he could get he in
stsntly killed. His wife also seriously injured.
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Com mon Pleas

- ~ DeIVIe IuuE7 I"RIHnHW' -
JAN o. Guy W Pokntine Us fhe Mayor, &c of Nsw
York-The jury in this suit, which was for mi uries
done to the plaintiffs house IN 21st street by blasting
rocBs found averdfct for the plaintiff damages