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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

Four FOLD sUIcIDE.-Mr Daniel F. Belk
nap, OF this town, commiued suicide OF Tuesday
in q most shocking manner. he cut bis throat
twice with a razor, nearly severing bis windpipe
then with knife stabbed himself in the region Of
the heart making a cash abont three incneG in
length; he then tied round his neck handkerchief
which was spliced to acme others, and fastened
round bed-poss and then jumped out of cham.
berwlndow, but the handk erchief gave way, and
be came 10 the ground. He next started for the
water with all the speed in his power, from which
be WISE rescued by the people with whom he board
ed. he commenced the act about IL o'clock, aud
died of the wound 10 bis body about He made
several staes at his body before he effected the
mortal wound, the ribs atFording protection. Ar.
Belknsp had been insane for long time, and bad
been at the Worcester YUM for year.
lDedhBm MASS Democrat 9TH
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.


FIRE IN BRooKLYE-This morning, abou! l2l
o'clock, fire broke out In the bakery Of MIR.
Bale, on the southwest corner Of Pacifc-st AMI
Kelsey's Alley. Before it could be subdued, some
Gig wooden buildings were totally destroyed, and
the interior of ten or twelve brick buildings more
burned. The buildings were tenanted by about
900 families, mostly Irifh Many Of the inhabitants
had to be taken from the upper windows 80 rapid
was the spread Of the flames. Some Of the brick
buildings were owned by Mr.. Clark. We could
not ascertain whether there was any insurance
The watchmen were on the spot before the arrival
Of the fremen, and were active III saving lives and
property.
REAL AND PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-Asaessors'
valuation of real and personal estate, in the City
OF Brooklyn, 1850. prepared from the reports made
10 the Board of SuperYieors
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SECOND DISPATCH.
sAcKviLLE TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
TueedAy, Hept l0-61 Pm

sAcKviLLE TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Tuesday, Sept l0-s3 Pm
A part Of the Nova Scotia line has been carried
away by the excessive rain on Sunday evening"
and is not in ordr
The EXPRESS mail from St. John, N. B. arrived
here at 6 P II. AID the following dispatch is con-
densed from The Engliah papers
nteaaines, has prevailed In business affairs during
the week. ard most descriptions Of Imported produce
omm snds ready sale. ZIG prospects Of most articles
are cheering, and money is abunisnt
Yhe present week been Of extreme dulness and
depression in our CorroN market Pricea have declined
oneeighih quarter q lb. Rhe sales Of the week
ending Aug %, 2stO bales, Of which apeculaors
took $500 bales and exporters 1850 bales The American
descriptions sold include 1880 Up ands at 7i0s $500 No
bileat64ds{ $50 Orleans at CT al and go Islsnd a.
l2Q2l The ofhca prices for Fair Upland, i'd Mobile
3D. and New oreap0 6Aa The estimated a.ock Of Cotton
this port Ia 900 agains, 900 bales st same time
In le4s
4he Hsvrc Cotton Market has been exceedingly depress
ed during The present week. the total sales Monday and
Tuesday not havlag amounted $50 bales and price 2if
al hich the market closed Saturday
barely nlaned. and was expecie 10 decline SILL more
The total sales during the preceding week amounted to
600 aea The rock hsB not been nc eased by Imports
uory.
Though hs weather has been very favorable S.
curing The es in this dstric has nos had any imme.
dise effect up the grain trade
II ia trough several speculative purchases have
been made III bt WHEAT and INDIAN CoSS, buI
heess general opinion IN hat the prices OF all de- scrip
ors OF BIZ eadslp fla will rule low throughout the year
Weae,n Capsl Four lie quoted 81 l8sd25s p bbl &C.
codipg TO quality, Csrada 22s 3d. and Philadelphia and
Baltimore 2Ss Cd Sour lssG2lB Indian Corn, which la
stu ass for white z702Sg cd for yellow mix ed is selling
81 :6s Sd p quarter. American Wheat quoted st 30 Sd
ala I'd + 70 lbs.
TIE imports frcm America for the week have not beea
large.
Pre- denard FOR American cured PRovssloNs keeps
steady
7he tu,ineas done in LARD has been good average
tmount al very steady rates
There has been much done in BAcos on one or two
Parcels slight couceSaion has been made but generally
The market 10 hIm Shoulders continue to command full
raeh
Dealers continue supply themselves very sparDgly
with BEEF and transactions consequently very limited,
prices being unchanged.
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eRAFD LoDse or OPP FELLows-Is will be
aeen by our Teiegrsphio dispatc es that there Is
much difficulty in getting tho Grand Lodge of the
United States together at Cincinnati. The re .kon
OF this is found ia difference of opinion ia regard
to the legality of holding session Of that bodv ont
of the City Of Baltimore ii being coutended bv
large rumber Of representatives that when the
Grand Lodge of Msryla0d surrendered her powers
az the head of the Order she insisted upon tia
Insertion of a clause in the agreement making
Baltimore the permanent seat Of tue U, Grand
Lodge, or at leass until the G L Of Maryland
should consent to charge Of the location. 1t is
not improbable, therefore that the regular session
Of this year will be prevented at Cioc'nnah oy the
intentional absence Of members. Thus far they
have been unable to open she adjourned or coz
tipued session. Should no quorum appear at Gin
cnpam within the proper tine, we presume
special seanion Of the L. will be called at Baa'
more.
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norrnzERorAr. ArrATRs.

coTroN ha, declined ldd4d o rb. Commluee's quota
donp are now: Fair Orleans 3d. Upland i'd, Mobile 3D.,
MiddllDg qualities 74dd7sd y ID
InD1AS coaN advanced IL; Yellow 27s 6dd2as, White
28,028s cd.
FLOUR firm For Western Canal 22s07ss Sd, OhiJ 2Ss0
24s Sd, Pbiadelpl Ia and Ba tmore Sa 6d024s
suGAR-Advanced from Sd to ed. Large business doing
TEA-Rair busness at ebou. previous rates
CoFrEE-Ordinary 10 "a highe'.
MONEY Market continues cay Beverel leading bankers
have lowered their rates OF interest deposit Console
q6l Little doing In u Stocks, and prices continue as
at week
Trede continue, briak In the Manufacturing districts.
Phs weather tas been unfavorsble for harvesting opera
lions, and the yield Ia not ihsp be as great as was
anticipated.
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DErA1cArIoN.-The people of Bangor weresar-
Haynes, late Treasurer of Penobscot County, and
editor of the Bangor Democrat was deiaulser to
the amount OF So 900. An examination of the coun-
ty records shows many mutIatons, errors and omis'
sions, which the Bangor Mig saya were perform
ed by clerk in the office. Col. Haynes has tbs
reputation Of being man Of character and pro-
perty, snd denies that he has participated IN any
pecGlations whatever, and macy only have been
negligent in she premises. Boston Courier.
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RAMyARD,s

BAN ARU'S
PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Aagtcppenp Panorama Hail, 1913 Broadway, cor. Walker
PRO@E AM 81 e.
SECTION l.
Sy viii gsnd nud e o NV a9g 6s
brand urominan points nj one View OF three difsfens
Bates Illinois Missouri and Kentucky with stea nooats
paasipg up down the River and other scenery lncudlng
Commerce, Cape Girsrdeau, Hercu!aneum, moniesano
Diatan. View of b. Louis and Full View Of ST. Louis as
II was previous the Great Fire of ts49 Mouth OF Inc
Missouri River and City OF Alton With Cap an dris In tae
diatance concluding with beautiful DAsolvlng view OF
the Town OF Hannibal.
Mouth OF Des Moines River Fort Madison, and Mouth OF
Ohio River, Bloomington.
Storm scene with Rock Island at Sunset View Of Rap
Ids; Twilight View OF Dubuque, and Dubuqaes Grave,
followed By grand Mountainous Scenery.
SECTION Ill
FIue early dswn-A View OF Coline du Nal, and Five
Point Bluffs EaBtbank OF Mssisapp; King and Qneen
Mountnns; View of Webeghsw Prairie, covered With In
disps: EARLE Rocks &C. WeEoonas Rocks In the distance
and the beautiful Lake Pepin.
ding Party; Little Grow ynlsge Town Of St Pauls
Mouth of 81 Croix River; st Peters, and Mouth OF ST.
Fort Smelling, with groups Of winnebago Indians and
beautiful Prairie ands and View CT Grand Council OF
Indians and the Chief haranguing the dusky mesa An
Indian Funeral and splendid View Of the Falls OF b. An
holy and the Prairie Plains Of the North west for more
than 800 miles ending with Dssoving Vew OF Prairie
Fire.
Grand Buffalo Hunt by Indiana Battle OF Bad Axe ;
View OF Galena The Mormon Fempe City OF Alton ;
Upper Ferry by sun, e and Grand Dssovng View OF the
City OF ST. Louis Fire, which happened on l7th May,
ls45 and destroyed Is steamboats,, and 400 houses-
EEr Doors 10 open Curtain 10 rice al Il Pr1ce OF
admission Is cents Children half price An ahernoou
hibton will be given every Wednesday and Saturday,
commencing at 8 o'clock
Legends and Anecdotes can be had al the Hall Price PIC
81 4usuasMW&Fr*
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To NieHr.-Ths old and we.estAb-
lished Association of Sailmakers, at Keen'S -Four
seensh Ward Headquarters" 220 Grandss; the
Window shade Painters Protective Union, corner
OF Catherine and Henry sts, the Tailors, at their
several meeting rooms; and the Mechanics
Mutual Protection No. Al, 1877 Grandst. The In.
dussrials are naming the reforms they deaire to
sac carried, and are determined to carry them, If
poaaible.
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r. The Loco-Foco General Committee of the
Ciry of New.York seem to posses, or 10 exercise
fat all events, singular power, which 10 no legs
than that of deciding whether delegates chosen 3y
toe party in their primary meetings, are iega .la
gate toorder new election It may be all ., rlsns
n democrats point of view but suea t saass
would not be allowed or submitted 70 amD nv.
wbies for day No committee among net
de, takes to Sc aside the acts OF Prlm. Eagle
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II The election in Minnssos, for Delegate 10
Congress, has resulted in the return of Hon. Henry
Fl. sibley the present member, By large majority
Several Gays previous to the election, Nessra VIII
cox and Olmssead withdrew from the canvass, In
favor Of Col. A. n. Mitchell, who alone oPpoaed
Mr.. Sblty. Both candidates r&n without reference
to National politics, and each wac voted for by
members OF both political pArsies.
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AUTHORIZED EDITION OF
JENNY LIND MUSIC.

JENNY LIND w ] q.
FEYHE SUBSCRIBERS reap eclfully call the attention
the public to The subjoined letters from Mr. Benedict
and Signor Beletu
The subscribers claimed to be the authorized agentt
for the publishing of the Jenny Lind musc and 'hey BE-
sys the subcined letters satisfactorily prove the FONDA
nons OF their claim. ,
TO sAmuEL O. JoLLlE, ESQ str-Wo herewith assign
10 you The full and excunive RICH! TO all the music sung by
Mdne Jenny Lind In America also, all the muEic com.
posed or sung by during our soiourn In the United
aia,ea JULES BENEDICT,
GIOVANNI BELLETTI
IRVING House, NEw.YoRK Sept 6, 1850.
20 BAMUEL C JoLLIE, ESQ Ssr-I certify, with pleas
era that your edition OF the Jenny Lind music In which
you have associated the Of FIRTH Pond Co. liz the
oAy authorized edition pubshed aud further that each
song Ia duly revised by me before publication
sS lfsuA JULES BENEDI0T.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

CITY CHARrER.-The Board Of Trustees, On
Monday evening, appointed Special Committee,
consisting Of Messrs. Houghton Green and Lay,
with the President added to drafs law to be pre-.
scented at the next session f.he Legislature, for
City Chester
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

,,,,,, ,ysxv work. DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLlstiEp
TIE VERY Jerry MORNING, SUNDAYS ExcEPrEp2
,r THE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS CORNER OF Spn.1" avn w.
a. A' sAusTnErrs, OPPOSITE rne CITY NALL c.n.. nor
and delivered to City sgerss5s c9 for pay ~ ADVANCE s
Sss1 o. Ths ons Il PFss' o p s,I sn g4
sss y Ss: sssSs' Ss e ses g.
yS9 B4d e on Pos5 sgane6 a
CARED in al Sie oice whose higher than
Papers tseeye rbune are not allowed any difference
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Nor1cE TO OUR PHILADELPHIA READERs,-'Ths
DAILY TRIBUNE La regularly delivered to subscribers
In ell parts Of the city IS per month Those who
wish be served with will please leave their names at
the Bookstore of w B. Zieber who is our Agent for sha
.itt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CASTLE GARDEN.
RIRsT APPEAhANCE or 4DLLE Jenny !, LIP 1dSd'
IN WEDNESDAY EVEnING, September II, 1851.
~ PROC RAMAG'
PART 1.
Overture" oberon". :. ...::;;c ID. V.WebeT.
Aria" Sorgete"
Hao1spe s, sssoP I'd ss BEiTsYi 'H0'al
scena aad Cavaioa-" casls DlTa'"
N0T Wsl ;:. JENNY Line Dun
GRAND puet, for two Pano-iores.. .ThslbuFg
Messrs Benedict aud Hoffman
pue,to-"P Per Placer"
hdle. JENNY LIND and Big. Eellesa.
PART II.
Overture" 0rusaders."
tFirst time in Amehca,)
giro sopcerspte-For Voice aud tEo FIutees
Camp of suenia- Meyerbeer,
o0~p0''' mdle JENNY LIND:
Futes-MesErs Kyle and Siede
Aria Buff" Largo ell Factosum"
Barheer- Roastni
Swedish Me ody-' Herdaman's Song
Known ~ lbe Echo Song, sung by
MdIie JENNY LIMO.
Greeting to America.
Prize Composition, by BAYA9D rAy s,o Esq
Mdlle. JENNY LIND.
gSndSe.e @ Of ssty foromers ncadins
pos Of cAs ss g. cboee u by c
eon al Castle Garden at loA o'clock on Monday morning.
5o a epsn at 5-Concert to commence ct O'Clock
Ma nhaeka sin hs famed
asS- Mdie JENNY LtND's 8. second Grand Concert will
be Siyen al Gaelic Garden Friday Evening sih inst
Choice places to the Becond Concert wb sold on Thure'
aay m0rnpg 18th inst. st IL O'Clock
Shcaering's Grand Pianos will be used at the First
s.Snnars SO st
BENNY IfTDlR 1ElRSr C.sNGER,G. -Gwo
3 Tt.t dce 52D eecb.-The advertiser wea
$50 , ~ ars 81 The purchasers a the Anelsn sals
o. erday snd bought choice ." sea ss ne nbo"en OF
he ststs then selected rs VIII sell at ,he shows price Two
adiSin5g onsl Ts-ze -=- "a unsurpassed IN Vaoe ~
Jelny Lind stand whit singing and their occupants
il 6ava an pnobsynced view OF the performers sno sns
snSSen,e address J. L. box 24l Poatofice, before Il
O'Clock this mognipg. al "
TENNY LIMBS TIUkkTS.-All tickets thas are
y otcbed for before II o'coca tns day. vi be soG 10
Sse a. ii. LEE D. Auctioneer.
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
CRRIsTY,S OPERA HOUSE

A4N BROADWAY, above Graud st-Chriatys &n.
Ssels respectfully to their patrons and The
public generally that they wi have the honor OF recon-
encng series OF their popular Concerts In this city on
Fickes Is cents Doors open as7; comm .nce at ock
psnv comprising an efficient and versatile corps" Of
Tented and experienced performers under the management
ofE.P CHRIsTY. 81 IWle'
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6 The Buffalo Repabtic, undertaking to praiae
delegate elect to the Syracuse Loco Convention,
is, by provoking typographical blundsr, made to
say
aMr. o,msIsad 10 stealing young Democrat"
OF course he will be Sab Treasurer whsn the
Looos are restored TO the high places.
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TIE SALUTE YESTERDAY --According TO sne 81
nouucement yesterday morning. saute OF one
hundred guns was fred from the Battery yesterday
noon, under charge of Ar. 7. Il. q. Ward, she Mil
itary slore-K eeper of the State Arsenal.
The following proceedings took place after the
salute vas over:
Aame..iue OF citizens convinced at The Battery donte
on Tuesc ay Sept 10 Immediately After he nrng OF M ga
ue Of ONE HUNDRED GUNsupon The pssssg OF inc ooi
pronihe b,s on motion OF Jas h. Rlncknsy. Aass "
TAYLos E.q a. called TO the Chair Gen. Henry sIoitna
AID George Boyd Vice Chairman, and a "a s'ou, S
tuTgh ard Edward Collins appointed seSreanesi vel
The foou ing resolutions offered by WlIlam tay'"
ESQ and unanimously adopted: a..
l. Resoir.d Fhat hail with heartfelt picSsura .ns
passage OF the bill that adds California INTO hese oheo
Re,olstd, That the Bill Gust passed BY Congressl al
mb territories aaying az they DO all hoaaiS
and sectional feeling received with pleasure and approved
OF by the order loving eiiizsns of this metropolis
Resoised 9ha, ,hapk he dus tothe Hon. henry Gay
DnIiel Uebter Lewis Cas- Daniels Dcainae and on
81 eminent Statesmen who, In ccnnec'ion "lh our oiy
delegation in The Aouse VI Representatives. sustained VIC
Bills. .,,...o, ... ,,..-a F,ss
in honor Of the Senate COMMITTEES OF Rhireon; -
When on u ciion o. Gen Storms, three hearty cneefs
were given FOR ihe Union for The aase OF me U aion
JAS B TAYLOR, Chairnsa'
Gen Gen R R6,p STORMS Vice chairmon.
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MAssAcHusErrs-GEo AsHMUN OF the With
District dc clnes toghe candidate for reelection to
Congress. Whom the Wings will fix on in his
place 10 not yet decided.
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FylISE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY on plNE
= ARTS Rev pain tugr recently aniyod from Europe
Hrs tich IL Gegmauis" by K0chle work OF srt OF
es NsSest eass The exhibition Of paintings by srtss Of
s aose school has iscsyea sddiIons and feaaas
pee q lhe t~S ths H& OK the CGa ch OF D.
SSs 0py In Roadway 6,>tween Spring aud Ptince.s,s
sqte 10 9'cleak 4. ID IT 10 yeSoek P.
~, assP q ssn; Sasson e6e!s 50 eausi Catalogues
~ SeOts- tel9 If
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DARNUnI,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.--P: 2.
DBARUn, Proprietor and Manager -jUhh GREEN
WOOD, Jr. Assistant Msnager.-For the whole OF this
week comm encine Monda, espt 8 1885, those exraor-
binary infant phenomena, Kate and Ellen Basensn, T'iil
positively mete their very last here on Edess
comedy or tragedy every afternoon The Drunkard will
be performed every evening this week and also on satur
aay afternoon Million OF CnriotiueB to be Reen al
he Museum Mad Lamont, the great fortune-teer. the
Negro Turning White &c Afternoon performances at 81
Evening a, u O'clock Adr isson Is cs children l@f cts
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JENNY LIMBS CONCERT.
ETVCKETS FOR THESE CONCERTS can be OBJ
T. tanned on application - Wa. HALL l. SON,
sic 2ds 239 Broadway.
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Hy 1t was stated in yehtefday' q papers fnassne
Asia had not arrived at Halifax at o'clock on
Monday night. This Announcement was made
after inquiry over the wirea OF Boston, as 70 sne
condition of the lines through to Halifax OWING
to some misunderstanding among the operators In
the Roston and Portland Offices, and to negligence
,omevbere along the line word was sent TO as
that the wires were in working order through TO
the eastern terminus. Notwithstanding the sever
i y of the gale at the east, spoken OF IN our dis
r.tch intelligence Of which should have been tent
% the several Offices westward, we were led by
tbe misstatements to US into the error we have
n's HA1JFA! TELEGRAPH OFFICE
Monday, l03 Am.
The Asia was telegraphed at about 81 o'clock
and arrived ather wharf at 1oI Yesterday and last
night we had heavy gale Of wind and rain from
tbe eastward, which has undoubtedly caused great
loss of property and lives along the coast Toward
morning the Wild abifted to the N. w. and Ia now
blowing very heavy frool that quarter. The wires
to the westward OF this city are supposed to be
badly breken and this Dispatch will be forwarded
by the New-Brunsw;ck Express to the first office
having western circuit.
Louis Philippe died on the 26th Of August
Louis Napoleon is stil on his tour through the
Povinces.
Queen Victoria has gone TO Scotland.
Austria has given in Der adhesion to the Eng'lah
protection on The Danish question.
There is nothing new rom the seat of War be-
yond an account Of come slight skirmiahes.
The submarine telegraph between Dover and
Calais has been completed, and works well.
The Asia Cleared from Liverpool at IL o'clock
noon. The Canada arrived at Liverpool at St
A. M. on the Goth. The steamers If the Cunard
line running between Liverpool and New-York
will hereafter run direct The Asia will not call at
halifax on her return from NewYork.
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JENNY LIND's CONCERTS.
VETCKEYs for ihese Concerts be procured at low
X yniss on application 10
WILLIAM HALL 5ON
asst $50 Broadway.
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rrrp NF1y.YORK TRIBUNE

80 cI,,poRNTA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH IsLANU5
d published on the departure OF each Man Steamer io
STbaspres Price, CT cents per copy. ,, ,,,,,t.
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ron EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
h,sbe3 nm the departure OF each Mail steamer OF ly
gboo Price 81 cents per copy, or S4per year. 'osu'
irclndpd
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ONE WEEK.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.
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BuRGLARY.-On Monday night, the house Of
Rodman B. Dawson, 241 Jay-ss was entered
through the grating, and several of the rooms were
rsnsacked but just az tho burglar had packed his
puEder, he was discovered and pursued. The
pursuit was unsuccessful, except that the thief
was compelled to leave the spoils behind him.
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EgT Henry Seaman, of Babyloo, while sailing
in the bay Of abyloD, on Monday last, was knock.
ed overheard and drowned. He lefs wifs and
sig children.
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DEATH OF LOUIS PHILIPPE,
Decline in Cos,on-Advance in CorA-
Flour Firm-HEoney Market Easy
Dates from Liverpool to August 81, London
3Oth aid Paris goth.
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