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"BUILDINa AssooIATIoN.-A company has re-
Gently been formed in this city, under the title Of
the Northern Liberties Building Association. for
the purpose OF enabling working men and others,
by the taking of shares, (Which are fixed at very
low rates, and the terms of payment made extreme
ly easy,) to become the owners of comfortable
homesteads, and easily hardly to feel the cost
Of purchase. The officers Of the company for the
present are President, John F. Callan; Treasurer
Hugh B. Swecny; Secretary, Joseph Radcif''
[Republic.
After reading through columns of angry political
debates, it is refreshing to aght such piece Of
intelligence Whatever affects the comforts the
respectability of the working man, ought to excite
the interest of all true democrats We do not mean
people, whose regard depends on the approach Of
an election-who shows his affection by s'treating'
and debauching his fellow men--but we mean him
who strives and labors for the improvement of his
To such friends, the recent movements in
the northern cities give great delight
The schemes of the socialists, we fear, will not
succeed; for they based in violation of great
law of our nature. Man was evidently intended
to live in the family relation-not in crowds, but in
separate families. The socialist theory is that hun
dreds shall live in the same house; labor is to be
equally allotted out, and every bad passion is to be
expelled. This is very pretty dream; but poor,
weak human nature win never come up to it, We
respect the men who engage in this Quixotic
scheme, and shall watch the result of their beauti-
full experiment with interest.
In the mean time, while they dreaming Of
unapproachable perfection. men of more practical
benevolence are carrying out plan for the i'm
provement of society. They are providing home
for the laboring man-not a shell Of house, with
contracted yard, where his children to be 'scrib
bed, confined" for which they feel no attachment,
around which cluster associations, but house
neat and comfortable in all its appointments,
with healthy room. garden plot, and COW house,
and which shall belong to him. The plan, we
understand it, is TO purchase a suitable lot Of
ground out of the city one of the railroads; this
land is obtained at moderate price; houses
erected, and the laboring man pays much a
week, which at first pays interest on the capital
invested, and the rest forms sinking fund, which
in time pays off the debt and leaves the laborer
free holder.
Why may not the scheme succeed herci The
rents are enormous; the smaller tenements miser-
able. There is plenty of land on the line of the
railroads. 1t would be good investment for the
money men, and at the same time elevate the char
acter of the laboring men. The man who owns
plot of ground though ever so small, feels strong
tie TO the country than he who is floating the
current, carried away by every accident.-Neio
Orleans Crescent.
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FIRE IN BRIpoEPoRT.-The saddle-tree manutac
tory Of Captain Peck, at Bridgeport, Connecticut
was destroyed, few nights since. with its con
tents. Loss, about three thousand dollars; insu
rance, fifteen hundred dollars. The building was
owned by Mr.. Hanford Lyon.
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BILLIARD SALOON,
~ ~. RntI Al ,xu Dan N AZ W. vSta A ~svSr

Athenneum Building, Pennsylvania Avenue,
near Four-and-a-half street.
yT,HE SUBSCRIBER has recently refitted and re-
i paired this commodious Saloon in the most
ronage of gentlemen who are fond of this amuse.
ment. No high ball, or other games except those
legitimately appertaining to billiards, win be al
lowed; 80 that gentlemen may at any time have a
quiet and pleasant game without fear of Interrupt
ton by improper persons.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of learning billiards will be
instructed free of charge. JOS. HARRISON,
Mar. 15-3tawlm Proprietor.
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srEyENs.s CARD OF INVITATION.

THE public arc respectfully invited TO Stevens's
Il establishment, 10 make "a critical examination
Of his spring style Of Gentlcmen's Hats. Believing
that he has succeeded in moulding the finest and
richest materials into the most fascinating and
fautlcss shape, he submits his model Hat for 1850
with confidence TO the judgment OF the most fastdi
GUS Splendid as il is he offers il at his old price,
50 STEVENS,
Mar. l6-lOt No. Browns Hotel.
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EMIGRATION OFFICE AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE.

L,oR the convenience Of persons having frends
II in Europe, whom they wish 10 bring To this
country, 20 whom they desire to send money
arrangements have been made with the house OF
Harnden & Co., in Liverpool and New York, by
which tickets may be procured in this city to sc
cure passages from Liverpool every week, in good
shps, with kind and experienced commanders, for
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or
New Orleans.
Bills Of Exchange, in sums Of So and upwards,
and payable at sight in any town in Europe at
which they are received for sale at current rates
Letters must be post -paid.) Apply 20
J. r. CALLAN,
Mar. Is Seventh and f streets
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Riot ON THE CANAL.--The Buffalo Courier, OF
Saturday 10th instant, says that about hundred
and fifty laborers, who were at work on the canal
on Friday morning, were driven off by still
larger number on strike, and that several fights
occurred between the parties. The mayor and po-
lice Of Buffalo promptly the spot, and soon
succeeded in restoring order.
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The quantity now in the country and TO como
forward will not exceed one-t third the quantity Of
last year up to harvest, and many do not estimate
the quantity one-quarter much as last year.
The quantity of corn in the country is as large as
last year,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

wAsHISoToS, March Is, 1850.
At meeting Of the Firemen's Convention, com
posed Of delegates from all the Companies, held
this evening, the following resolutions were unan
imously adopted
ton that the unpleasant collisions that sometimes
occur between the several Fire Companies of the
city arc caused principally by minors running with
the companies and congregating about the engine
houses and the entire neglect of thepoce TO attend
fires and alarms Of fires
Resolrsd, That we renew the request made some
months since TO the Mayor TO compel the police
officers TO perform their duty required by the
laws of the corporation relating TO the Fire Depart
ment.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves TO each other,
and TO the community, 20 use our utmost eIertions
TO prevent any further collision between the Fire
Companies, and TO bring TO justice any person
whom we may know TO be engaged in disorderiy
conduct at ire, or an alarm Of fire.
Rssolved That the foregoing resolutions be
transmitted TO the Mayor and published in the pa
pers Of the city.
JAMES A. TAFT,
President Of the Columbia
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
President Of the Franklin.
sAM'L f. DOUGLASS,
Presidenf Of The Union
JOS. b. ELLIS,
President Of the dnacostd
JOHN Y. BRYANT,
Prest Of the Northern Liberties.
GEORGE S. GIDEON,
Pres,dent Of The Posevoanes.
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The RICHEST JOKE THE SEAsoN.-We learn
from a friend, just from Mississippi. who received
his information from preacher, that the House OF
Representatives of that State had passed law APP
propriating $250,00O for the defence of the State
against the Union!-N. 0. Picayune.
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WHEAT AT WESTERN PoINTs.-At St. Charles,
the Chicago Tribune says, there are $4,000 bushels
At Elgn Is 900 bushels wheat, 500 barrels flour
At Geneva, 5000 bushels wheat, and at Dundee,
1000 bushels. AT the various lake ports, the fol-
lowing shows about the amount in store this year,
and last year at this time:
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LEvERIER, the discoverer of the planet which
should bear his name, but which the English wish
to call Neptune, has ascertained that the sun is
subject to perturbation.
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Post Once Opsrntions

KEsrueKy.-Thc Legislature of this State nd
journcd on the 10th inst, sine die.
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The POSTMASTER GESERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
March is, 1850:
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H. removed 10 Maryland avenue, near Twelfth
street, one square from its former location.
Mar, 2O-3t-
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MO. 8. orRosrrE CENTRE MARKET

Mo- b, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET.-
In We have now hand a variety of very old
and choice Wines and Liquors, TO which the atten-
ton Of the public ia most respectfully solicited
comprising
Fine old "Pnet Castillon" Brandy, vintage OF
1925, imported in 1910, on draught and bottled
A carefully selected stock of Brandies, imported
from the London docks, of several celebrated
brands, including
j. & +. Martell, dark and pale
Vineyard Props, do do
Leger Freres, do do
Half pipe superior sold GODDARD" vintage o
1885, a very rich and delicate Brandy
The above Brandies have all been selected with
great regard TO quality, and are warranted t.
be perfectly pure
otard, DnPuy & Co.'s Brandy, vintages of 1874
and 1876
A. Seignette, Napoleon, and Domestic Brandy
Very superior old rye Whisky, pure article
distilled in 1929, nov twenty years old, bottled
and on draught
Scotch malt Whisky
Irish Whisky
Pure Holland Gin
Do. Jamaica Spirits
Do. ST. Croix Rum
Brown Stout, Barclays"
Scotch Ale, "Dove's Falkirk."
Hiedsick Champagne. imported by Renault &
Francois
Hiedsick sEnsler & Co"
Geiscr's "Own Brand"
Geiser's Anchor
Shield Brand
Cardinal do, quarts and pints.
Regents Golden Sherry, Of the most rich an
delicate flavor, pronounced most superior
Wine
Old Pale Sherry, "P. Harmony"
Do. Brown do. duff, Gordon & Co."
Old South side Madeira
Fine Sicily do
Cette do
Sweet Malaga Wine
Dry do do
Gold Port Wine, Regents
Do do do Burgundy
Cha teau Margeaux Claret
Perfect love Cordial
Cinnamon do
Bounce
White Wine Vinegar
Pure Cider Vinegar. For sale by
Mar. l4--6eoif JOHN b. KlBBEY & CO.
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COD LIVER OIL.

DURE medicinal Cod Liver Oil, at wholesale and
i retail; also, Cod Liver Oil Capsules warranted
pure For sale by j. r. CALLAN,
March ) Corner Of and 7th streets.
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MISS E. ID. SCOTT.

MISS Ii IL. stOTT.
Music Lessons Piano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION 10 be made at MIR. CARUSI's
n Music Store, or at Mrs. CLARE'S, over Bank
Of Washington, on Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 7th streets, WAsHScros, ID. G. After the
pcrience Miss ScorT has had in teaching in Semi
ns1es, both South and West, she is confident she
will give satisfaction to those who favor her with
their patronage. Feb. lit
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A HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR RENT.
"A in one of the most desirable situations in the
city. Inquire Of GREEN & TASTET.
March 2-tf
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

invited 10 attend his funeral ON Thursday the lash
inst At o'clock precisely ut the Sixth street Baptist
Church. Sixth street, avenue O.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst suddenly In the Soth
year OF his sgs cHoMAs RrAr
Hts friends aad 600 are invited to attend
his funeral, from 31s Water street, ct halt past
o'clock this day
On Tuesday, the llth Inst, agsi 4 yss-s and 4
months, GEoacE w., son of Hiram an EizAbsth
stoegles.
Let others stretch their arms like seas,
And grasp In all the shora-
0rsnt me the vor Of thy face,
And will ask more.n
On Wednesday, Nov. 13, OF apoplexy, WiLLIAA A.
YoUSo, aged ~ yesrs
His friends and istsnces, also the mbsrs OF
Decatur Chapter, No. l6 o. U. A, are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this day st o'osck,
from his late residence No 80 Charlton street wthou
further notice.
In Green Psint N. r, Capt. JoHy L. Fiyx. formerly
of the Thirteenth regiment United States Infantry
commanded BY Col. Christie, in which, daring the
Of 1919 he ranked the bravet Of the brave Of
New York's gallant sons vho composed the en- ssrs
and privates Of that resiment, aud whose deeds OF
vslor at Queenstown Height, Plastsburgh, So, are
matters OF history
At the whirlpool Farm near Niagara Falls, on the
Gath ult, Capt JAMES THOMPSON. In the 65th Of
his age. He was ensign In the Second regiment OF
Lincoln mlitis In the Of 1872 at the battles
Of Chippewa and Lundys Lane, and was, at the time
OF his death senior Captain In the First regiment OF
the Wellsnd militia
At ST. Louis the 9th inst the 30th year OF her
age. ELrzABETH OsTRoM, wife OF VIM McCorkeu,
and dsushte OF the late Jacob 0strsm D., OF this
city.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

PtIArrIpEIA, Nov. - = First Board-SlON Chssapasss
Delaware 90, 2ds; s71f 0OD reading 6s IO,, 3s ~
shares Reading Railroad. a. 35 2O0 do S. 100 do do
u.s. 81 1O0 DO do, G. & 100 do @ 90 do do S % DO.
do 49, 20 do DO bS S5{; sd, harrisburg Railroad lsS
ne Cans, 22A 80 Do do es s3ai is9 do o. S' 2i 100
Heebanics Bant 2? DO Pennsyivsna Bank us 10 do.
DO, llsiSi 20 do Girard Rank, h5, l21: Afer stie
Do eO s; 800 60 MORT. catal 229 q DO Gir.rd Bank
l?H S,cond BodTd-StoO Camden Amboy Railroad 6s,
gAi 80 shares Reading Railroad SbS. 50 DO schuykii
BANK, as co 90. HsrrsburE Railroad H do Farmers
81 200 Resdng Railroad 3 $50 shares Norris Cs,ai 2l
100 DO schuyk Bank "a 100 do. North American Coal
Co, l2ls. -
Afoca.ea piremens In Co. 20 do Reistertowu
Road g Is de- Canton Co, 81 81 do. 40, time, 51H
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IPrr srr.nnnr ArLAnrrc-Annrrro,AL.l j

tPxE srrAMnur krLAsrc-ADDrrIoyAL,l
BhnToL lPh oos 1-siirabeth. Haneoes, for Nrork
CAnnuy Oct ?6se Kingston, RSbihson sAvAnnahi Fame
Canri, Oct is"sid Peggy, Smith NYorh.
pvscssns Oct 24-Psssed BY, Gertruds from NYok for
TLvs,IIse RoAps. Dot as-sli Atlantic. Lamb, NYork
GLASGOW Oct z5-sd Mss Of Cl desdae, Ferguson, New
GRrEsocK. Oct 2s-Louis. Watson. Quebec. sid Sarah
TINS. SYcrh xs,h Arsyis. Fletcher, ss rsnnah.
GsnAIrAn, oet ll-arr ureh. wshisrea. Leshorn. and
old naaga Arion, Rooh smyrna and cid for NYOrh.
cis 9TH, ouSIsn naDSsm s sos'ep; s .ps w..
LIVERPOOL, oes S-Ar Virginia, Thompson, Norlsa.r
@,s issse.. ,.s. .,i Bu.imerc v,,s ,,xv..,
sd s6th Lseonic, Miller kYorh 8ssndy vine, heTymsr,
den. KEN. Rorlesas Bidds, Csuiksn. Phladelphia.
Lose HorE (OrtnsJsl Oct ls-5ld Hyperion. Perkins,
NAuRrrus. Aug 2s-Arr corserdis, Austin; Boston.
PoRTsNourt Oct BAIT Prince Albert, Meyer, London.
Rsssosrs 90, a-sld PrinI Adslb.r. Dsb.l. Norlssn.
sreosHoLs oes le-S.d sshsbgry. Young. Nrsrk;
WArrRToRD Oct 2l-Arr Ann Gustav, Wilde, Nrork.
rrscuIsNrous
DELyasr Dc. Z-The screw steamer Tntern from Clyde
ON the Briss Rosis and making great deal Of water
LfvrRrooL Oct Erbe L,ecnic Miller for View York. In
preceding yesterday mornisg foui Of FOrmby
fSpsir S.,irs been replaced g. the ssPo.,s is ship
Two o the ht erv got On board the LssOne during
the collision, which vessel proceeded.
osseow Oct 2on Friday accident took place al the
North Qnsy, the second erry large American
low, sss Of @ s:.' !ssS q s,s.s |SSTss S.s
portion q her esrxo An sdsqua.e smoun, o. eass, hsd
ssS ABsSS ~ s S ss 3 four S9,s % q.
her fore sSp .as NAN yard ths roof 2; q.
sns ssi ss. X. t.s.S over 70 ss . ,s az
fallen the esntrsry way the would ine
BY have bson Of serious charsOtsrtGS Daily
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Our Baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, 1850.
TIE Nrdrops Observation-Disclosures DIS
0au and Loss Of Life, SC.
The murderous ahray at the Frent Street The
atre, on Monday night, continues 10 cause great
excitement in this city, more on account Of It's
being considered the beginning OF series Of assas-
sinations, premediisted and preconcerted, than az
TO the result Of this particular tragedy. The muir
der Of Edmund Mitchell, on the night Of the elec-
tion, who was President Of the Vigilant Fire Com
pany, II has openly been declared, will be atoned
for BY the blood of all who participated in that mur
der should the law not reach them; and as Moody
and his gang awaiting trial on the charge, under
very strong circumsaniial evidence, his killing
the hrst night al his release on bail, although he
undoubtedly assaulted Stewart, is regarded as
quite suspicious together with otherfacis that have
been developed. IL appears that Moody, be-
sore entering the theatre. knocked down a youn z
man named Anthony, who had been a witness
against him; and that, when his dead body was
carried out Of the the atre. Anthony. unaware of
what bad taken place inside, stood with a loaded
gun reedy 10 blow his brains out the moment he
should come out Of the theatre. Moody was a
dcsperie outlaw; and the killing OF such man,
with slight offence, will doubtless be deemed a
jusi6able sct ~ self defence But little sympathy
Is felt for him. WHILST many deem his taking off,
a matter of CIRCULATION
Stewart has been committed on the charge of
anslauRhter, hut will b. brought out, before Judge
Nesbit. TO morrow, on n writ ~ hdbeds corpus. He
had lust recovered from a bloody assault com
miited on him hy MOODY, and went armed for the
purpoee OF Efficient protection. in case Of renewal
Of the attack Hsslett, who was charged with
shooting Thomas Amor, during the SAME aifrsy,
was discharged, there being no testimony against
him.
A shocking disaster. causing the death of seven
persons, occurred yesterday morning. in our bay.
II appears that the ste amer Junais was coming up
the bay. with twenty. canal boats in tow. when
seven ~ them, with their crews on board, broke
lcoee in gale Of wind. The drifting boats raised
signals Of distress. which were responded to by
the schooner Cornelia, A. Crook. of Newark, Nj;
and the mate, George Smith, with Tiernan Grant,
them. They succeeded in getting seven on board
Of the yawl, and had nearly reached the schooner,
when they swamped, and George Smith and
Tierpan Grant, together with five Of the boatmen,
were drowned.
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

Dsr Goon,-The stats Of the dry goods trade s q OF
materially different from last week though its pros
psoo at least A. far ss prices GO Frightening up
Prices gradually strengthcninr for most srtclss
rbrtirgs snd sheetings In very restricted request
but at firm prices The recent advance IL yell m ain
tsiued but more by the influence the ming pro-
ducion than nom any actual OF prospective sct vity
OF demand. Drills also less active, but higher
prices are firmly asked. There have been some fe
limited The trade looking TO better demand a.
likely fhcrty to arrive. Osneburehs and bsgxns are
in better request and prices rising The stock has
been oHectusly kept down by very limited produc.
tiop. and 10 afcrds no assortment Denims ere inac-
tive With very Uncomfortable stock 20 that prices
recede prices Stripes have realized further advance
and ommspd fair demand for the season Ticks en-
Joy quiet demand. and prices steady The stsc
is mottly Of the higher grades Gotten hsnneis are
selling TO small extent and solely to the cloth
ing trade Printing cloths bpt moderately setive
which, bowtvtr must be conceded holders are Hrm
and stocts not large relatively 70 fair average
demand which IL looked for thortiy The present in.
quiiy IL steady, but limited. The new supplies are
much reduced The email stock Of prints maintain
prices, snd the demand though not sstivs is steady
request for the ccthips trade Ginshsms have pro-
lorsed demand for some MAKES OF future delivery
Dome site Glsse held ~ advanced prices There
no accumulated stock Of this description Of domes-
ti.s snd prices show . strong upward tendency
Mou,ns de lsire continue In heavy demand both for
have stocks In the city their supplies selling ea on
delivery Prices are veil maintained The few French
nousinss de laine offered At auction on Wednesday
realized good prices In advance previous sus.
tlons The market is evidently rising. Flsnusls
are In poor request but prices are steady
The New York herald., 1850-11-14

At ITastir Is upon. Hudson Tuesday, the 18th
inst, of dysentery SAnAn wife OF Chief Justice Ef-
monas In the 5oth year Of her age.
Her funeral viii take place at St Paulis Church, on
Thursday Ito day at 3P NJ, vhepos her remains will
be removed 20 Hudson.
On the 18th inst, LAFAYErLE O. n. BERrHoLr, In
the 2sth year OF his age, after long illness
His friends and those Of his father Henry BerthoI
his brothers and his Daniel BURNETT
are r,spestfiy requested 20 attend the funeral
vice AZ the resiasnce OF his brother In Law, Ne Ia
Perry street at O'Clock this (rhursdsyl afternoon.
Ills remains will be taken to Pompton N. j., for In
terment TOornipg spd Rochester papers please copy
ON the morning Of the 18th inst, DAVID GooDRIcH.
In the 47th year OF his age.
The friends and scqusiutssces Of the family are
re,pectuy In yitsd to attend hts funeral from his late
residence s2p Rivipgton street, at 2 O'Clock this
Ihursday) aternoen tcslifOrnis papers viii please
6n Wednesday evening Nov. 10 after short illness,
Esocp N. Ms.D, aged ~ years.
His relatives and friends are invited 70 attend his
funeral without further notice at his late residsncs
No 2i5 jay street, Brooklyn, at 8 s'elocs His re-
mains vii be taken 70 South Salem, westchester
eepnty. N. ". for intsrment.
On the 18th inst OF consumption. Ropr T. Naval,
formerly resident OF Toronto " W., In the sotb year
his remains viii be taken 70 Canada wes, for in
trmsnt
On "wednesday morning the 18th inst, Mr. wa
JrxrsoS, Of this city In the 9th year OF his age
Bh fri.nds and scooaintsnces, also the euoers of
The Sixth. stsstsn, and Norfolk street Baptist
churches; and Howard Lodge, No 90, l. o. ofO ";
slso Pbenix Hoe Company No. n, are respectfully
The New York herald., 1850-11-14
Our PhiIsdeip ph,a Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. |

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13, 1850
The Enreaigation Reaftps TO the Late Steamboat
ExTioao~-1fars in the Northern Liberties
Guitars CAPTURED IN Mooyamensirg- Of
Mr. Emoy, vho ras Stabbed by Capt. Binder.
The coroner's jury, on the boiler explosion, meet
again TO morrow evening, to conclude upon their
verdict. The evidence fails to criminate any one,
and the censure will most probably fall upon the
boiler, which, being already condemned, will not
feel much modification at such addition 10 the
penalties inflicted Two Of the sufferers at the
hospital, Sulvsn and Meredith, are much worse
TO day, and their conditions have become critical
Errors occurred in the names given for two Of the
yctms, upon whom the coroner held inquests.
jeremiah O'Brien, Of Lawrence, Mass, was said
20 be jeremiah Paine; and the proper name OF
another, was Chester Needham. The latter be-
longed TO Windsor, Conn, where he has brother
living.
The friends Of good order, in the Northern Ia
berries, are much panied by the character Of vio-
lence that has q late been given to the meetings
of the Commissioners OF the District The contest
between the two cliques Of democratic members
Of the Board 10 put their friends nomination for
poicemen, led to gsrse at hsticufis. This is the
last day allowed by law for the nomination Of per-
sons for the msrshsl's police, and gives that Off
Ger the tight 10 select from the citizens az large
The new Pclice have been accomplishing won