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THE PLANETARY SYSTEM, by Nchol. vol.
Il London, 1851.
Mosely's Lectures on Astronomy at Kings Col
legc. l VOL London, 1850.
Bartletts Treatise on British Mining. vol. Lon
don, 1850.
Lyell's Manual Of Elementary Geology, new and
entirely revised edition, with 800 Engraving
vol. London, 1851.
Inventive Drawing, by Krusi and Whitaker.
vol. London, 1850.
Drawing from Objects, by Bolton. vol. Lon.
don, 1850.
Sketching from Nature, by Wood. vol. Lon
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Cawso on Painting in Oil Colors. l vol.
Outlines of Inorganic Chemistry. vol. Lon.
don, 1850.
Tate on the Strength of Materials, Beams.
Wrought Iron, Cast Iron, Bridges, &c, &c. l VOL
London, 1850.
The "Forty- Five" by Lord Mahon. l VOL Lon.
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Chambers on Corpulence. VOL London, 1880
Since Instinct and Reason, dcduced from
Electro Biology. vol. London, 1850
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The kingston Calamity.


IL is our duty 10 record one of the most
distressing, one Of the most appalling occurrences
which has ever taken place within the annals OF
Kingston. Nineteen OF our friends and feilow-cltl-
zens-mothors daughters brothers, sons and fathers
who were IN our midst yesterday morning IN the
enioynent OF life and health, gay and happy IN the
anticipation Of a few hours OF innocent amusement,
have al one fell swOOp been hurried INTO eternity
have found wateTy grave IN the deep ana DARK
bosom Of the st. Lawrence We feel SICK at heart,
and can hardly record the circumstances. which are
only another instance of the danger attendant on
those sallboats, called yachts, regarding whch we
have within the past few years had 20 record so
many distressing occurrences, but never one &C
companied by such wholesale destruction al HE a.
this.
II seems that party Of thirty -four fifteen OF which
were ladies' proceeded Yesterday morning on PIC
me paTiv IN a new sailing boat or Yacht lus bullt
by Mr. Jenkins. Every thing went well until they
got within a mile or two OF French Creek beng
then about three quarters OF mile from the ShoTo,)
the wind light and consequently carrying full san.
Whether, IN the enjoyment of The moment, they
were not upon the lookout. but sudden ia" OF
wind struck the little vessel and brought her nearly
on her beam ends The little deck being crowded,
the unfortunate passengers naturally were all pro
PEELED toward the lower SIDE, winch completed IN
moment what the wind had done, and down She
went our informant. who one of those saved,
informs us, thai the females, rushing down TO the
lower SIDE of the vessel actually, Tor the most part,
plunged INTO the water and disappeared. Several
Incidents have been described 10 ~, winch assist Us
IN drawing picture IN our mind OF 'hc hOrrid scene
Mr Philips, informant, on seeing that the vessel
was sinking. struck out for the shore but beng I'M
pedod bv his clothing. which became saturated with
water, and pcrcelYlng that the mast OF the vessel
sui renamed above water. returned to II. and with
the greatest cxCriOn uli matcl IegalAod the wreck
On approaching It lac SAW number Of the paSsen-
gers hanging on ana ne mentions, that Just aS ne
made WAY 10 get hold of The boom, young Gr!St was
hanging on To portion OF 70 he seemed to be eN-
hausted and either tainted on fell from exhaustion,
and disappeared in The dark waves. Mr. George Hun
for, arr info Hunter.
and got her INTO the SkItl which VAS attached to the
Yacht bui alas ms cNeruonS were frulteSS, II beng
chained 80 the other II WIS dragged down along VITA
aud carried her with IT, We saw her IN the morning
depart her smile was bright and happy, surrounded
bN so many 10 whom She dear We saw her
body brought back IN ihc evening the bright locks
moist. and the damp chls of death had spread their
pals over H. But we cannot say anything more re-
gaTdng II Our city Is filed with wallngs-moihcr>
fol their children, wives tor their husbands iaiacT,
for their daughters. and husbands f0J their wives
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sir Iob1 rzukiiB

70 Irr EDirORs OF Ish Sb"-'oAn
The surprise ard disappointment which
eoi, when. sore time since, we hesrn o.
40 change Of purpose on the part OF the BRUSH
,,..,..l,v relative - CIspatching a steamer 10
,he English and American vessels IN search
=. Ioi- Franklin. arc II Is believed, giving
.ce 10 feeling ukely 10 produce PoS'''o
=. II al,oqethsf probable that an h"'e'-
..e.oer VIII 30 sent out ii place OF the
- Fnolish steamer England mad an
- M the word her excellent Intentions
,.norrcement was undoubtedly pm
o.rse Of the failure Of the proposition OF
~. ssveri Of the Z : Senate at the last ses-
q o,rre.s b., for that announcement
o'o ID..,o,f,i propeller. bearing our nag, "0ulo
IN ago with its presence anu 10 HupPHes'
49,, ,lqecened ne hearts o. our Couh'l n'rH
nave -. u tie POas Seas-and would be
ana 'i,'.., ne way m this great enterprise OF
.O" 49, We need not inquire why me Ad'hi-
der deciding upon measure lar more
~ 90 ensure success than any yet inec' nave
~ 10 accoup'l.h iheir design IL j. enough
10 know ma, the project was ana Is
~ o,e--,nd tha, We are IN every way oDle 70
r0nscUIna;e l. 1900. en- oil other
TIC sunerlori,y Of steamer 70 az o'hci
col. ,r the power o. penetrating Inc zee dh'
~ er,ricarjnp herself from difficulty WIN com
,ar,ti.c ease. illustrates her certain enlcieho'
.or tins service. and requires no comment VI "a
r.ausbOn. ,r.,;or
ON other enterprises IN steam navigation
.,ve bec, successful. and IN the face OF iOI-
.o'dablc competition are winning for rs no ilitle
.enOWn. ... ...,,...od
81, TINS enterprise also we are prepared,
,cccsS IN Il will b. a GROWING honor. Not
,acer not 4 seaman Of the Navy, or OF he
~ ,o,r,ue Of The United States-from the
-, M the boy whose commission or whose
,.aias hear the date Of yesterday-but would
1sc,n it, glorious privilege TO be one ol the no
ti, COMPANY bound outward upon that adven,
,r,e,,, steamer deck, for he would go attended
yi' the most generous hopes and most heart
een pra,ers Of every son and laughter ~ his
r0uu'rS
v, G,ifnell went 10 sea-and Il Will be 80
,gain. When. a. we hope, the people OF the
United States shall, by the fraternat act now
o,oposoJ seek 10 correct that which, with our
oresent information, We cannot help regarding
- the error of England m tins matter
IT, as bv the English papers We are led to be-
leve pro5able traces have very recently been
Uncovered Of the missing squadron somewhere
IN the north of Lancaster Sound and more es-
oecially n the English vessels now IN those seas
are. as reported. likely 10 suffer through thelr
Total ignorance Of the place where the provisions
zen, on, last year were deposited. (the captain Of
The supply ship having, as IS SAID, been guilty oil
f, most unaccOuntablc blunder,) then Is 1t ali the
more necessary tha, what is 10 bc done should
be done quickly.
No doubt the sub ect will be brought before
Congress ot IN early period Of It's coming session.
Arctic.
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The >iouV Treat, Concluded.

BN the politenCss OF the officers of the
Minnesota fi0m Gaiella. The -. iotiS Repablt-
~, put IN possession OF papers from ~ Paul,
VI THURSDAY last f.om ms source We learn that
he Commis Soners lad tsen successful IN conclud-
ne a treaty with the lower bands 0f SIOUX Indians
to;a las, TUESDAY afternoon lltuc Crow, who
writes eiS own nAu.V, - Of Sg0ing b. fh Poo
says
These luiisnS receive foT their lands IN amount,
somcwta, .t>> thar W.1> pasl 'or tie lands of the
uppcr bands They WI receive, after removal.
sSsO 90 a settle tAer -. cations. remove, ami sub
slSi iAcm-.lsl Sf,CT t-al, cash NuauucS If $so,01
pxg angun, OF three iCi-thS as much ~ Stlpu-
A1ed IN the treaty wlta ne upper bands, ami the
,ame faisO ihreeiouI;h>, - much Of aguulue> that
@se no, cash anuultt :, for 1ay wears.
There Vii nave been paid cat IN N, A iae explrS-
iion ot the u..y ycSr>, h;tle .C>> Than $1AO0N ioT
he eutlr purchase Ca "Wednesday. The Indians
we're pSid'A cash $3oco, Beng pari 81 The funds IN
iAO 10 thclO and remaining Que, A. alftaIage>. ~
he tefnS q. then treaty II l>S,.
All the .,uauies guaranteed IN both treaties that
awe JU>i been made. vii e added together and pad
~, pei capita, 10 az o. ;hem together
IAs>c ayc The figures nCar.vl
The lowe; bARdS recvlvC N a.,-........S ,0tt.0i0
N~hcA there Is 10 q PAID d0Wnat their
REMOVAL. l~iiAin ono year aiier the -atih-
-. ea,son. $4,000
lAe seu'Slti@s $>2iolO Willie pul at 5pcT
ssas 1''c,c>i for ~ yeTS-,he poncipd
the0 - gvter; 10 The lOi,ed states ms
ih,ete>; WiS Weld 10 them annUiie> ~
follows. fog 81 wears
NN1-....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Mutation fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
- SotS> and CloIllns- .------...... 10000
>hNo'>--- ---...------------.---.-.-- 1900
"ho'e paw aieDt to lower bands. 81 0ia Oi0
upper bands l665.Vc0
i''d purchase money ,,os,Ol0
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TO keep close 10 the shore L. t5e ship appears b.
strained fore and aft, aai miserable thing
w never lac eyes on.
Durins the gale. our Offices and men bekaved no
bly,. AfeT the mssiS went by the boarf the rigging
Wound arour1 ne shafts AMI wheel the engines be-
inE n motion. Gary,n. a: great r,sk Jumped into
the wheel Hl,h az Ak ard cut away the rigging. -
tha, we're enabled 70 Use the engine TIE great
eSi amount OF water IN the hold q, any time Ma
ABOUT three iec. The ship leaks AZ IKE rate o.
a5out tvs niy-fOur inches per day
>-SInce writing the arcye. We have been or
de1et upon survey 81 the ship, and were unanimous
N cOndemniny her We are going 70 take her en-
g7ues and boilers out. waich we are gong "a bring
s,ih n saIp the Captain has Chartered. ana IN
vlcn sc expect 20 SAIL Tor the states IN about tx
weeks. W hope % arrive there n August L.
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u J. E. Hilgsrd and ). Tyndale, OF the
[. : Coas. surrey. are q the city ior ,he purpose
az making observations on the magnet. AMI 10 de-
,ernlne 4 possible the true variation Of the needle
&C. Their Location = on NJ eln!nence Al ne west
eFly par Of The city Portland Afgus'
u \ daughter of Mr. Cornell, Of tne
Prospect Hill house d.ed yesterday mernins n sse
sequence OF taxing muriailc ACID oy h-s IT. b.d CIV
hal been III and her friends supposed the{ n ,5sv
q her some cholera medicine, I'll, 'op 10. s,,se3
found out the fa,aI mistake. she was Az Se,i,
years OF age. tD =
II The Bangor Whig says ina, s,,cs bv
Ionter has invented machine iof as~ec nm Aired
nverzed and pressed dry INTO the no.as " .s, &C.
OF hfty thousand day, and placed ~ ,x ,,.. ~
burning. no s1n-dryug beng neee''sV A'e' WV
bncks come Lom the mod
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ROMANCE IL REAL LlfE.- Inc IOtOWuC
Mich, ~.gfynd saws, that some twenty-five years
ago Jscob Mckinney. OF that place married 4 Miss
- After residing together, rather unhdpply, As
man and wife for some years. ana ditef having lNo
children. they separated, and Mckinney joined the
| : amy during which time he was steward OF an
bosn,ta1 for about sixteen wears. Mrs. Mckinney
SURPRISING her husband dead, about twelve years ago
married a Nj ThOmourg, an industrious and wen.
disposed man. BY whom she has mad . numOef 81
children Recently. Nj chimney, AFTER All absence ~
twenty wears returned 10 clam his wife, covered
with sears and wounds received IN the Mexican war
rder an the circumstances, a. his children are Ootn
dead the recommendation that MIR Mckinney should
retire for another twenty years, Is undoubtedly very
good
4 BALLOON FAILURE.-On Wednesday
Isl orpe 70 100 or 1900 people assembled at Penn
Van 10 see Mr. ThuTstons balloon Jupiter 90 up
They were disappointed. would not ascend. " eK
carbo,s Of the sulphunc acid were an INFERIOR AZ
tcle and moreover a small hole Was found cul IN
The TOD OF the balloon The hing Vas gwen up,
wbereupOn some roWdIes commenced a not: but
me &c row was quelled BY the sIerlf. VT. lhnfs-
Ton finally appeaSed the tnrong BY promising 70 90
nm - or the 9th inst IRoch American, 18th.
DEATH or FIVE MEN N WELL Tie
Kingston Journal Of the 1871 SAYS that Oh the morning
of that day a number Of men were engaged IN deep
ening a "el dug last year for X Cos nan one OF
them went down he dld not return and soon another
followed. ard passed toi sight then ihrd iouIlh
and ffh went down. ard the last was seen - reel
and fall. The truth soon became Known, ll@t tue
whole fge had persisted by nhal!ns me fatal gas 80
often found IN " els. Just before the paper wenr 70
press two OF the unfortunate en had been taken ou'
inSensiDe.
TENNESSEE. Hopkins l.. Turney. late
l : Senator from Tennessee. was 4 candidate iof
me state Legislature n Franklin County In ne
>esaie be yOtec against the most Important % nc
COMPROMISE measures In tse canvass ne tooA nc
fre-eaung Rheti side. The people thus decided ne
issue Mr. Anecge, 1909 Turney. 53-4i- ma
iorlly against Tuney 30 The ext : c1AA'o' -
beaten by monster, a. re ~ rs MS opponents
ATER-MELoN SUGAR.-Ite thlcGgO
Tri5uHe, II acknoW .edzing the rsce p 81 = sia!.
quantity 81 genuine s4ccEar,ne nAl-ef' r1-idc'e1
from The water melon say we ht'e seen ane
Used sugar made from cane. maple corn, and
beets but We have never seen any - pure ana
deEclously sweet - ihis. To our mind u = e'ilai
20 the best quality Of honey. The water melon
possesses great amount Of sacclarlne matter n
. very pure state. and We do not see - by iia<lng
sugar from Il could not De made profitable bus
mess. n a climate adapted 10 the growth Off.
~ Arrangements have been made Ia
Boston TO sise banquet 10 McMAxUs the lrish pat
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