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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
PERRY d EARTHOLOW.
GRASS ROPE.
Medical Notice,

nR. J, HAYS would respectfully inform
- the citizens of the adjoining neghbor-
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMIN Hays seven miles
N|East of Glasgow, and two miles s. West
OF Swi'zer's Mill, and may be found at his
Oifce at oil times when not professionally al
sent.
>. DH. HAYS Will give his attention to the
diseases mos, prevalent in this country.
8lay 30, ls50--l:3'f
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that APP
L plication will be nnac to the Honorable
County Court Of the County Of Randolph, AT
the February term Of said court, to be begun
and held in the town Of Huntsville, on Tie
4th Monday Of said month, for the distncur.
poration Of said town Of Huntsville.
II. l.. RUTHERFORD.
b. WISDOM.
L. Z. W. PATTON
nnvli--Swf md others
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
WIN. z. MOBERLY. mo, y,FIooD.
NJ 0 B ERl Y g. FLOOD,
Wholesale 4 RetaU Dealers IN
staple ~ Fancy Dry Goods,
Boats, SRoes, Hats, Gaps, &c. dc.
No. 4, North Main Street,
Brunswick, Mo.

The Undersigned would take this ne.hOd of
informing their friends and customers TINT
they are now receiving directly from the Ea,
tern cities their Fall and Winter supulics of
Goods, consisting in part Of the fGIlowinr az.
ticles viz
30 bales Ia br'n domestics;
leo pieces Bieochcd dc
$40 do English American Prins:
% do French aIdAmct Ginghams.
90 do Aipacas fancy and black,
30 do Dress silks g. Satins lates, s,vIe.
200 coat g. Bed Blankets; rs pcs Sa,ine,y
% pcs Ky Jeans 80 do Cloths i Casilners,
80 do PIud Linseys,
20 do + lannci<, white, scarlet and yellow,
200 blanket Goats, ready made,
lUO sattinet do DO do
l0e Tweed DO DO do
80 Bin cloth dc do do
sUG pair pants do do
200 do Draws do do
40 dog Vest all qualities,
80 doc white Shirts; 20 dog anjer a.
l50 cases Boots d Shoes,
~ do hats and caps; so Saddles,
SUI bIeached sacks u A Salt,
80 bags Cotton Yarn, all numbers.
Laces and EdgiGes in great varieties, Man
| tlilas and capcs, latest style, Ribbons, BONNET
and Cap Velvet trimmings, Sugar, Coffee, Sc.
| great many articles too tedious to inen.
lion, call and examine for yourselves ms wa
Will sell for a small ADVANCE on eastern cost
MpRERLY IL FLOOD.
We take this Opportunity to return our
sincere thanks to our friends and customers
for their liberal patronage and solicit con-
| tinuance. M g.
Sept. 26, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09

CO Boon, Talbot and Smith, of
Fayette, have an extensive stock of
Goods, which they are offering at
unheard Of low prices. Give them
a call. Advertisements next week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
$4,000 TAKEN A.!

The City of Glasgow voted to
take $4,000 worth of stock in the
proposed Plank Roads, last Saturday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09

We learn that Houston, Anti
Benton, has been chosen Clerk of
the House, and McCracken, also
Anti, assistant Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
Salt, Salt,

"a Sacks Ground Alum, salt on hand ana
for sale by MA c. B, FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
GLASGOW HOUSE.

TNlllS House is now open aud ready for the
l. reception of Borders and Travellers.
The patronage Of the public is most respect.
fully solicited.
c, H. GUYGER, Proprietor.
0t-Gencral Stage Office, kept at the Glls
gov House.
Glasgow, Missouri, Dec. ), 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09

COMMITTEE MEETING.--The
Committee appointed at the public
meeting held in this place some
time since, to prepare charters for
Plank Roads from Fayette and
Huntsville to this place, met last
Saturday, and after consultation, ap-
pointed a subcommittee to prepare
the charters and cause them to be
presented to the Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09

Several advertisements, commune
cations, and other matter is crowded
out this week, by the Message
which, however, we presume, will
be very acceptable to our readers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
/ signed will apply at the February Term,
1th Monday, of the Randolph County Court,
for final settlement of his administration on
the estate Of Martha Smith. decd.
JOSIAH SMITH. Administrator.
Jau, o. 1851.
JOB WORK, ofevery description neatly
executed at this office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
EscdtickinS at wholesale,

very good article If Rcdtckjng at IL cents
per yard NIL c. B. FALtENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09

New Goods.
EHE Subscriber has received and opened
L liberal supply Of
FALL d. WINTER GOODS,
which he offers for sale on the mos. llbnrai
terms. Among them will be found hand
some stock of Ladies Dress Goods, from
which selection my be made to suit almost
any taste, genuine Bay State Shawls Of every
grade, Tcrkeric and Cashmere do
GloreS, Hosiery, RIBBONS, LaccS, Flor,
ers, Trimmings for Ladies dresses,
Blue, black and 6rown cloths.
Black and fancy casimeres,
Casiaets d. VeStings,
Colored Blankets for oyercOats, bed and negro
blanksts, overcost
cloths, SC &c
ALSO-A ARe assortment of Prints, Cling
hams. Flanpe!s, Lindseys, Tickings, Brown
cotton and Cotton yarn.
ALS0-A large stock Of Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Nails, Hardware, Queensware,
water proof Boots, Teas, Coffee, Sugar and a
general stock Of light Groceries.
The Public are invited to call and ex.
anime for themselves. ] Wish 10 purchase
Dried Apples, Peaches, batter, Jeans, Linscy
Fea theirs, BeesYax, Hides, Tallow, &c&c.
for which ihe highest price vii. be given,
a., /. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, Nov, 7--36-le5O.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

huve received small lot Of Black Super.
fine Doeskin pantaoons, expressly made to
order, and put up in the nCatost possible
manner. The goods and trimmings would
cost so anywhere, and | offer the pants
made at the same p:ice.
MD c. B. FALLENSIEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
New Goods,

rEHHE SUBSCRIBERS would inform their
D. old customers and the public generally
that they have Just received, in addition to
shcir well selected stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
A splendid assortment Of
Dry Goods, Ready modc Ciothing, Hats
and Gaps, Boots &. Shoes,
together with u general supply of Dgggs and
medicines, school books,
Stationary &c &c
all of which they offer at UNPRECEDEN-
TED LOW PRICES, for cash or produce OF
all kinds, or to punctual dealers on usual
time.
We will be prepared, In due season, to
bale, store and ship Hemp and ether produce
at usual rates.
B. E. G. N. r. POWELL.
Cambridge. Nov. IL, ls5G--37ml
Rcady-Madc clothing.
have now on hand a complete winter
stock Of Reedymadc clothing, fresh fror:.
New York, which consists Of the following
articles to wit:
80 Supcrinc cloth frock contS, ali co!ors
20 cloth ovcrcuats
80 blanket coats
200 prs Of Sattinctts, Cashmere pants
200 vests from rs cts. TO g. piece
az Pcajackcts
2i Tweed Ftocls
l4i Hickory shirts
ia pairs Of drilling ana Ccitop Aannc
drawers
30 pairs Of Boys pants
so do do vests
Is do do coats
~ gents. Coats
and a general variety Of other articles belong
ing to the trade, too TEDIOUS to mention.
That am prepared to dispose Of .hcm a
low prices admits Of no question,
MA c. b. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09
SADDLERY,
brown Cotton.

4 Bales A Domestic and Osnaburgs fol
q sale by W J. Z. SWINNEV.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-09

@The river opposite this place
is open, and almost free of ice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
A Fox's REVENGE.

Rev. j. Murry, in his work on Creation,
tells the following story:
Anold and respectable man Of the county
Of Montgomery used frequently to relate an
anecdotc Of circumstance which he. saw
In his youth he resided on the banks Of the
Hudson river. One day he wentto a bay on
the river in order to shoot ducks or wild
goose; Whom he came to the river be .e~
six geese beyond shot lie determined to
wait for thom to approach the shore. While
sitting there, he saw fox come down to thr
shore aud stand some time and ohservo the
geese. Az length he tuFaed away and went
into the woods, and came out with very
large bunch of moss in his mouth Ho then
entered tho wator very silently, sank himself
and ihOn Keeping the moss above the water,
himself concealed, he noNted an'ans the geese.
SuddUufy u1ru IVES a+a~H -sadSr tho wa.
tsv, anf tho foS soon Sppssroa on-thu shore
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

though several ball. had passed iboagl, hisI
Goa, Rhd pastsloons
On another occasion, while in the same
garrison. tho indlans became so troublesome
that u was dangerous 20 venture out at ALL
IL was at the hazard of ones life 10 90 70 the
creek or branch, within sight Of the fort
There was an old lady in The garrison WIN
had horse about this time which she could
get no one 10 ride to water for her Amer
tm4ting application 10 several, she asked
MonUoy II he would be 80 obliging as 10 risk
his life 10 riding her horse 10 water, With
out any sort of hesitation, Jordan complied
with the old lady's request, took his pistols
mounted his horse and rode 10 tho creek -
While the horse was drinking, he discovered
an Indian slipping from tho bushes heAres
the fort, and before he could wheel, the sHv
! age had 6is briIle rcigsm bisgtNp, viii
the quicknes- OF Thought Jordan drew hisFis
tol aud lodged tho contents Of in the boson
Of his AssAilAnt, Such boidness and presence
Of mind, such perfect command Of biinscifun
der circumstance so well calculated 70 "!
the nerve Of lad, acquired for him, very de
rervealy, high character among bis assogi
Ates Ia arms.
Many other incidents similar 10 the above
might be related Il Is said, Of this youthful
hero of the revolution.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

the clear aiFof day,
And now aha,iRgin bis furry, tho whale
once more rolled outi into viewi svrsing from
side to sidei spasmodioally diiaiihg and con.
tracing hia spout hole, with sharp, cracking,
agouiSed Fespiraions Az lAst Rush aAer
gush of eioiied rcd goro, ~ " il had been the
purple lees Of red wine, sho, into the fright
cd air; and Ealing back again, ran dripping
down his motionleSa Aanks Into tho sea. lis
hoArt had burst
"lIc's dead Mr subb," mld DAggoo
"YeT-hoth pipes smoked out :" and with
drawing his own from his mouth, stubb scat
tered the deal ashes over the watsT and, fol
amoment, stood thoughthilly eyeing the vas
corpse he had made.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

with the goose on his back lie assembled
thv bant and found hole made by the tear,
log Mp ofA tree, The hole he cleared, pIAo-
I'd In tho goose, and covered it with great
care. STRIVING leaves over H. The fox theh
leii and while he was gone, the hunter an
buried tho r'ose, closed tho hole, and resoly
ed 10 await the issue.
In about half an hour the foz returned
with Apothsr In company. They went direct
ly 10 the place where the goose had been bur
iod and threw out the earth. The goos'
could not be found. They stood regludinI
each other for some time, when suddenly th'
second foE attacked The other most furiousiy
As " offended At the trick ofbia friend. Dur
ing die battle the man shot than both.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

ried soon ahoT bis death, with military ho-
ers, and several gans we're bust 10 firing sa-
iutes, sir, NJ Speaker, General Washing
ton would have votedf f0f the tATia oflefsif
he hHh besn alive, md bsd'ss a died s9ma-
IiWe beforehand, Nov, Mr. Speaker, such
being the character Of General Washington,
! motion thai We wear Grape around tbs lsh
arm Of tliis Legislature, and adjourn dll To-
morrow ss an emblem oi our respects for the
memory oi s. Higgins, who IL dead, Aad died
Of the brown-ereAters yesterday in the fore
mon"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20

APArHETIo -SPEEcH.-The speech made
in the Florida Legislature on the occasion of
a members death, has been the rounds, but
it is good enough to print again
"Mr Speaker-Sir-our fellow citizen,
Mr. Slas Higgins, who was lately member
of this branch of the Legislature, Is dead. and
died yesterday in the forenoon. lie had the
brown-creaters, (bronehitis,) and was an un.
common Individual His character was good
up to tho tlnio of his death, and he nevor lost
his voice, IIo was fifty-six years old, and
was taken sick before he died at his boarding
house, whore board cau be had ut a dollar asd
sevoniy-ive cents a week, washing and lights
included, Hc was an ingnnious oreatur, and
ia the oatly part ofhis Dfa. had father and
mother. His uncle, TimOtby Higgins, S6Fys
ed under General Washington, who was bu-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
V0L....5.l5---NO. b. 33.
THE CAL2EU0NtAN.
ny A. O. CHADWICK.

TERMS--si,60 per annnm, u paid within the
ysari $500, " payment bu delayed beyund that
time, No paper discontinued until all aHeapges
arc paia, except at the oPtion " ths publisher
ADVERTiHnnEETs inserted NJ the 0si,al pfires,--
Trauslsnt embellishments must be paid fer 10 I'd
vance. Advertisements SHOULD be Diafk I'd The mum
Der Of times 10 be inssrtsd Otherwise they viii b
eoatnued until forbid Tor ai The option u the pub
lisher) ana charged accordingly h
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
THE EFFECrs or PHAn.


The following is quoted from the Boston
Medical and Surgical journal, periodical in
which NC should not look for fictitious mar.
ratiye, yet the story Is wonderful
~ young man, tweniy-three years old.
cams from tho mines In San Francisco, with
tho intention Of soon leaving the latter place
for home, On the evening Of his arrival. he
with bis companions, yiriied the gambling
saloons, Amer Watching for while the va.
ried fortunes Of a table, supposed to bo un-
dergoing the process Of "tapping," from the
continued success Of those betting against the
Judgment, and he threw upon tho "sevcn
spot" Of a new deal bag which he said con
tanned sIl00, his ail--the result Of two years
privAtion aud hard MISUNDERSTANDING, with a
voice trembling for intense excitement, My
homo or the mines" As tho dealer slowly
resumed the drawing Of his cards, with his
eountenAnee liyid from fear Of the inevitable
I fato that Leems over attendant npon the tap
ping process when commenced, turned my
eyes upon the young man who had stNkcd his
whole gains upon a card, and never shall for
get the impression made 10y his look Of iniens,
anxiety. hs he watched the cards n they f,l
from the dealers hands. All the energies
oc his System seemed concentrated in that 4 hN.
ed gaze Of his eyes, while the deadly pallol
OF his face bespoke the subdncd action of hi,
heart All around seemed infected with the
sympathetic powers Of the spoIl--oycn the
hitherto successful winners forgot their own
stakes in the hazardous chance placed upon
the Issue oftho bet The cards werc slowly
told with the precision OF high wrought OK,
element.
"Thc seven spo, winL'" Tho spell Is brok'
on, reaction taxes place. The, SINNER OK.
claims, with deep-drAwn sigh, II Will ncv'
or gamble again = aud was rArriel from tn,
room iD = deep swoon from which be did moi
fully recover until the next morning, and
thon to know ths.-tha- equivalent surrendered
for his gain was tho color OF his hair, noN
changed to perfect white r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-20
JOB PRINTING.

fi4NDAfLLh, LBLANAA, CAHIIS, 81, sc.
fnhisd IN the hsaisst fnahDsE at tiss cslsdoniAn
Il. a4s.-g-. Office. H -
V. n. rALAfEh. "a anthoristd 90 reosiss Adser.
Asssasnia and sabseriptieus AZ hls oAaecs In ilos
t,a Nav YsEiS, Euh fhiiudetphin ~ PErIkN:
GILL 4 90, ARE rAisa authorized 90 do ihessms Cor
US in Boston, Fl .....r d.. . ,.r
az Letters 10 the Edlot IN order 10 receive At.
tsniion, pru,t he poet paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
PHILADELPHIA.
The President OF the United states-Ssutence
of Criminals &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Sunday May H.

Correspondence OF The InDune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, May II.
The members OF the Corporation OF the city Will
proceed Wilmington TO morrow morning. 10 the steamer
Roger Williams, Tor The purpose OF receiving me Fros
dent escorDg him to our city where he will srrye TO-
morrow afternoon about o'clock. Upon bis arrival 81 The
Navy Yard procession will be formed which will conduct
The President through several OF our principal streets to
the United States Hotel.
The imposed murderer OF the BEre family las 20! Jet
been arrested.
In The Court Of QuNey Sessions yesterday, Margaret
McCoru !ck ard Mary Welsh convicted OF throwing OIL OF
viuio over John Mccain, we're sentenced. Mary Weih
was sentenced years solitary confinement a. nard ~
Dor in The Eastern Penenisry ald Margaret McC0rmlck
10 wears They also 10 pay the coat OF prosecution
and ssnd committed until the sentence 10 complied with
The JouTneymen House Carpenters Of This city are on
a strike for higher wsaeS
The CoTToN msrket cOutlnuet Inactive. The FLOUR
market Ia very dull 500 bbs standard and better brands
principally Wetiern Iod for shipment al - y = barrel
Moderate sales for city consumption a. ~ 81 20 - Tor
common and extra brands sale OF 100 bbs RYE FLOUR
Al IS S74 y bbl In CORN MEAL there Is nothing doiog
GRAlN-Pfices a WHEAT steady; sales OF good snd
prime red At 98c ard white 81 0l0Sl ~ bushe No
further sess RYE have come under our notice Corn
IN limited re0uest and hiss declined 10 sc for velo~
2OO bushels prime PennsyvHns OATS sold 81 4ic ousn
In GROCERIES there material change worthy OF no.
uce Provisions OF all descriptions have 40 upward Ten
dency RICE sells In lots nom store al - ~ CL0F "a
sEKis In limited request SIN Ill sses a. - ga 80 ST In
TrNoTHY ard FIAxsELD uoihng doing WHISKY % Hea-
dv; tses IL bbs al 23ic, and hhds 81 ia nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

Spring at last. We have had bland airs, soft
skies and very dusty streets. Last night, about
s O'Clock shower came on, ushered by thunder
and lightning. II will do good service in clearing
and fresbeniDg the air and removing the extra
dust left behind by the excitement OF Moving Day.
A STEAMER CHARTERED BY GOVERNMENT
Quite an excitement was occaiioned on sasar'
day by the rumor that the Government had char
tered steamer to leave this port with force Of
seven hundred men. Some said it was deIlgned
to break up another Cuba expedition which was
organizing on the coast, while others thought that
twas designed 70 send her down TO South Caro-
Ina. 70 keep that State from going of on Z tan
gent. and openingher portsto "a the world aud me
rest of mankind" Rumors were as thick as oiacA
berries, lat some sessons) and there was no rialcu
lous story told that did not find believers. Inc
facts relating TO the charter Of steamship are
there. At the time Of the seizure OF tue Cleo
patrA and the breaking up OF the C1oA eApeul
ton which had been organized 10 this cry the
United States authorities here represented 10
tbe General Government the con&9n OF she
paval force here, there not being & single vessei
belonging 10 the Government a. this port tnA9
was propelled by steam, and they recommended
that a suitable steamer be chartered ana
placed at their disposal. In accordance with
this recomm endstion, Orders were received
here on Saturday to employ trstclass YES
.el, capable OF carrying seven hundred
men. She was TO be chartered for AZ indeL
mite period, and to be ready at short notice
In accordance with these in ItructonS the steamer
Crescent City was engaged, the preference beng
given to her over the North America and Brother
Jonathan. She is TO cruise along the coast not
North Of the Hook nor South Of Savannah She
had steam on all day yesterday, and last evening
it was expected she would go 10 Sea this morning
We think our citizens need not be alarmed At
this movement The Government has the credit
Of keeping 8 steamship ready for any emergency
Cruising along the coast is decidedly pleasant a
this season, and the owners Of the vessel VIII
have an agreeable addition to the credit side OF
their ledger.
" Among the passengers by the packet Arc
tic, for Liverpool, was EDMUND FLAG, Esq. OF
ST. Louis, who goes out to ssaume the duties O.
his post a. U. S. Consul At Venice We WISH
Mr. Flagg-who by the way, belongs 70 the c'Ai'
eoitoriAl-s sale voyage and happy reaSs"0e
IN sunny Italy.
NEw FRENCH JoURNAL.-M. Eugene Aasss'
rss has lust issued the first number Of new
French journal, entitled lie PkGre ia NeS' f@'
The New York Bescon) Il is quarso sneeL
handsomely printed on fine white paper ana
shows competent and pracsiOed hand IN Il" gen
e-L character and make uP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LlYerpaol CoIfon Market.

ColroN was sgain 10 very slow demand. Pie sdvicss
~ The gau which presented u Their Increased fece pc
a. ths ahippng pora OF he nilsd States bad given To-
e. esIed GelTe " hOGe IOreELe Tao 20 OF 1surdEy
ne 18Th 1900 Dses including 1000 FOR export and
speculation Os Monday, the &ln 5000 saes changed
nsuds and Cd Tuesday, the lo az, 100 found buyers
Prices being one sixteenth 70 eEhh Of penny per
pound lower.
LIvzkFo0L COTTON AARKLT April = There was
rather more inquiry market fOdav. without
variation terms American ofsrs freely al Friday =
rsf erf bought with frepidaii0n and only very
ogsni..es. a ot Of 100 bales could had ones.ghu
decline The Bellc . Of, AID VIII be up this evening
sac, to-av arc 9 so bales. including 2of PeTan, AID
Hsrsnharn a. 10 " std; 100 Baa ~ 7id I'd 100
EgpuaD. 7id o. 2l 20 SuIals, f.d ~ ID Toia. sAss
a, - Tn rzdsv ffQ bs.es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

A ere broke out in the night Of Friday last, in
the wood OF Il Ruesse, commune of Prely (CherI
which burnt with such violence that Rotwish.
standing the utmost exertions of the people, who
collected from ali parts, $50 hectares rather
more than 600 acres OF wood were destroyed
The fire is attributed to the csrelessneSS Of some
shepherds
A special train set out from P arts on Sunday to
,eriorm journey over that portion Of the Paris
and Lyons Railroad comprised between Paris
snd Chslonssur Saone, & distance OF leo leagues.
1t is to be performed in less than 10 hours.