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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

The brig linda. Capt Hanscomb, arrived at Phil
adelphia Yesterday morning, with palm Oh ivory,
sc. from the Coast Of Africa. She lett Grsnd
Bsssa January 90, and Port Praya, Cape de Verbs
Feb 10, having put In there on account Vi s'cA'
ness Of the Captain and crew.
Rassa was very unhealthy when tne Inda
sailed. A Belgian bark bad LOS nearly alAsnes
crew. and her captain was compelled 70 engage
natives TO take her TO Goree. The lnos Jay iout
months at Bassa, on account OF the unnestnlnsss
which prevailed and the captain, mate super
cargo and all hands were down a. the sans 'ine'
TIE EoIlowine deaths occurred at GAMBIA
Angus a6h%Andrew Rogers, master Of orig ln9s ssp,
TENDER dJo.epR Hammond, "a mate o. org ,aaa 80
25 years and native OF sseo msno' N'00'
'O Ths Iods eft at Port Prsya the y 5. slooP Of
var Portsmouth, bearing the nag OF Oonmoaote
Gregory, and the Z. s. brig Perry, IL. OomnAnI'
ing Foot Toe officers and crews oil oosn vessels
Fern Liberia we earn that three native Atrl,
cans sat upon the Jury st late trial Tor capita
ofFepse AZ Grand Dasss. Other natives noid com
missions from the Government az fonoemeh' &c
Some of the most intelligent men IN Liberia " no
left this country when children, nave received Az
THAR education In the Colony. seYerei Oh tue
Rsstist schools are taught by Christianized rs
tives. The cotton plant is said to 1--WE and eeSs
fruit ak or seven years. Judge Benson mas ~
acres of coffee at Bassa, OF whlch are 'V0V s01s'
THE company which lately went 20 the olooo
settlement, from Savannah, laboot $50 persons
took with them property Of their own 70 Ins
smountpf $4,000. In this region are no" sn.e s
sestlsmenss 9reenville, RossyIbe, ana hesu
lie comprising about 500 persons. One OF the
.sstlers MIR. Norris has 500 coffee trees SET oat
Others have 500, nc. H.,
gentleman writing from Monrovia, under date
os ne H. saws that he arrived out after tedious
ns.,sse Of two months and Eve days DE nss
been agreebly surprised At the beatty OF sos
rS,cs tbe Insurance Of the soil. and the nosPl
tsStv Of the people His correspondent here Is
S,rectss 10 send bin some tobacco, soap, pipes
snsSr. molasses, segars, and some empty hogs
besSs in which pAlm oil may be contained sa9
he saws he will send home IA retarn' pam OH
calm wood and ivory. lOomln A"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

Steamship Alabama Ludlow savannsh oil hours Mitchell,
viii steamship Tlords bound s. 10 AM passed propeller sup
posed o be the Abatross bound 10 Philadelphia.
b. steamship Merlin Sampson 50 Ihomss March D. ana B'r
SHIP State Rgh q ssvanaAh wansn Liverpool IS Dc, mdsa
lost tore, aud To- gallant masts &c
Brshp lnuia, Purty. LyTpoo IS d. via Halifax miss is
pass 10 E.vns sons Infants Ashore QlsEus IS
OF Monauk ard got of sunday aud to"ed up TO
the city yesterday BY the steamer Aar Capt Fountain She has
Bui D.ncy o Frosps NUGGET Havana sugar. coffee, &c to
Bah Gibraltar of Bmn~cE Me- Jordan, S'~ Orleans IS de-
Bari John Bird Coi RoGand Bird CsnsgOs March IT, sugar
Bark Eop.ng Peterson csrdenas March q, moa''s' to R
Br. Lsoues to Mscb Bradbury Esuvss March IS,
moasses sc 70 Thon pson a Hunter -
Brig Brown, (o or'ansJ LamPhsf, Ponce Pr 10 d. sugar
Br bng william, Aleu- 81 ds m ParsmAaOio sunuam. and
Brig S...:-scsshl DAVIS sagua GAnds,
Sch Sun Beam. I(ol PrOvncstOWn suisu,
and from the BIeak"a'st sugar to master r.
Sch Castiian k5uddsstou, Phiadelphia, de, coal.
SEQ Sons, VILE Shsss B,ssan De- mass - , " ..-<-..
seS i stevens Bseoa Boston, ss mds' 70 " Lewis
Sch AP0s Consss FT.nlort Ne lumber to Burst CITY
Sch Caps fear Kelly Boston, 4 De, mdse TO ) W LsWA
Sch Esther Eliza Hunt Lubsc d. d3h and PeG to sarE''
Sci Usion. BrctHn, Rocland s De. Ems to ml.tsr.
Sch Zephyr, Crane. Rocksnd. s d, lime TO ma ter
Sch Isb, Arbscon Bo,ion De- mdss 20 Dayton sprssus
Sch Adnsn osbors Hook d, mdss TO StafE's C'rman
gen Ms.s. Merrill Rocil.sa d. line ~. @ %a master;
Laura smith, Beans't, Belfast, d. lumber u smte
soh llama Tut cOau. Nsws'ru &C d. naval stores to
N Bhctwen
Sch Csssuape, OF Belfast, Me- Phiadsllha d. Goa.
Sci Cora Bartlett L.tls Eg HARDER o. as 70 hs..s
Sch Augustus Pa1sr Lube s lumber 70 smith Boynten
sen WIN Russell Godfrey, wafehsm, 3 d. - -
Sch Charger Bhismsn, Aakspss u De- molassss and sugar 20
sioop EissnOr. Bs.,.y wsr.ham.
wIED- At suunse NEi meridian e. sunset 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
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DIED


o. Tuesday, April J. a. u oelset eE0RdE DUG6AS Civil
kntfnesL
TIE unera VII Ats place ron hs ss e3sscs 31 BsoaiEV
ais oelooi 70 Gfssasoot. HIS sr2s - more
special botics
BuaAl, Monday March ~ NARA LOUISA wiz o. Co.
Howard, and daughter Of yull cofts n ttblcA, \ T.
On Tneda', Apn ELIZA afArT, dAasatr Of Hfnrg aad
Mara hooi0sln aged yers sni ronfhs
fts eoes Of he fsn1 sttsrd her lir tl
"Wednesday afternoon oc &C.. tom Fcrsyh
On Tuesday, APRIL, RITA LYOEcKER We Of J5ha Naa
ostrsnd aged % years, months 8l5 - days
Her Trends and relatives respectfully invited n send
Der uosa on THURSDAY oc An Ser al Be taksa
10 EfElsh Neghborhood. ~.
At Mairowu JsHsrsol Co, r, The SIS O. her age
Mrs ELIZABETH VAN DEURSEN. rshct Of the las Oinsy
PezTe k snd youngest dsngots OF Ndam Faa Dslrea 90
ceased q De City Of New Terk.
Her g-sohsr, Lueta Bosariss Van Durssz, srand
daughter q H nueh suowusd Dutch Naoa Ann.as JaHs aai Of
Dos Everdus sosrtus OF original Dasch Church New
Amsterdam, (ls57-7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

NEWPORT March 81 Arr brig wbsrofcs, Bnttea. in Co'e
ss Tor New Yor Fofsns I'm Pov9s1os fof Cuba seh
Pamela GouH In ,or Boston, rms Etvasds IN ffoV
dsncs oy su Susan Bay Savannah for ProFdsoes Scoops
D Fish Bsbcock fE Pail River for NsSfofki VIM bsoa gray
Hartford Tor Providence .,,-. -, A.
nsrh s-sch PaIss Bartlett I'm Boston for cbseson oi lore
soa mast TO- spt received other nufss atas
Wstts IN Prov Cazsonj s0ops bafa1n Chase m
Bass RIVER mutation COvsl do DO Fa RIVER Chs
I'm Bristol Fsrry- -, o., $3.50. 81
Munson I'm Cutler EYokj Hare, E1er bfi1y IN Bfs
tol for Yrrns kes, WI I'm fr3siseee os - 81
fsr.or Rsobow Tutisl 30 Tor symmsno Del hrSnt win
&C.. ~ ~, River Tor islpha Bf0Wn Hall I'm Pfovt
Ser. Tor Ph3shs Shops GEsn Ysrg1son m Bristol of nss
Yn-t Fs,oo Bycsuburg I'm ProvdsBes for d. hhofs l. an
str,s 30; Chaes ksrdg- Do DE- Radiant Barker DO 90
6PM-Ail the arrivals OF the 5st are "a port ,u,o.
PHILADELPHIA, April l8rires- % ~
rsg. Nstarra-; ask1 Pratt Tnra1 De Cubs schs Is ~ Shn
pc.. Rvs Gates sonj Bsvsn, Roberts, ha nton
81 Msrcl .st Csrsy Laurel DeF Dsa~ars Armstrong Ppsosn
49, 20 sd -r.on EsrTofki Jos Ley brand, Bel ti n sfi
Hsrios suuy Yoti Mar Aans, Haley, doi Cops sears
chsTies.on; Isabel Williams bnsgsToit -. NJ, mel
si,a-d-s tesrshp Yrkna ses, kchmordi 1rs. Wm NysE
very Etchbofr Cnr.snss keya saor hsso 90. 49,
C Ri Coii.s Rsgrsd Islasd Prssteot sr folng htt
Orr3S Hchos cartsnasi Edv Adams steel SCI req M.y
a. sgv Prcisrcs; Iybrase. Be fah RIVER hofos
Csnsyi Providence; Dzso,sh Saith Wey oah lssh'
Nswpdrf susnu Htnty, Ly1n has .tti'a siss ea'a '
a port- s.sansf Psnlbscot, CbFrs NOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

BOSTON, April IAN barb George smoa'a' N'T Or''a'
March 10. - ,
Brig Forest Prince Orleans March Spoke sh OF rorta
gae ship Boston for New 0sans 2si lat g 81 lo1 ~ %
6s Oons EOetrs for Trse asa ship Monmouth New orsan
for Havfs
champp, Wilmington, c; Holes, Ani Amanda View
Yyrk - 49, 80.
ship Osborns New ORLEANS; bark Fensoa Canton Zsnob
Noble bs Fastas Havana; honsghs, Wilmington NC NICK
erson Aexsnda CaBosce Ba umors lawrence for PnA ;hf
ETA snnsb Cape May, PhasePhai Mystic, Charles H'ny
and CoTnslia, EeE York.
FALL RIVER 29A slSop James Bosdsn NsWfoh for
Taunton; 3ls sloop Isaae Borden, Duaong New fork
SD sch Yrgns WTightngon, Phiassiphn -
NEW BEDFORD March 3lArr ships Ohio Arctic SEAS 3 ~
wh aOaApg Two Brothers Pacific, $50 sp 900 VA
PROVIDENCE Mach 3iAn schs AngaiLa, Lsnsl, Hs~fo ;
Orion MLaugbln, Wexford. .
ca Br sch Venture Wtelpley St Johns, NIB - -
SID schs Moses Bfoua, Hall Philadelphia james hkse WI
h. EBsvsa z1th Del Broohhaveni sooPs
RIots Island stsfgss Fashion, ByssnbsC RADIANT Baras ana
Charles Adfch, New fo,k. -
ern port according n5s.
sAIYM brgs Planet Busna VISTA March s. roto
mac Stem L4ors FEB H. sch Wm X DoliVu, Baltnors
CID. sch Columbia Albany
SO brig Aulsnca, PhdsdsphIa, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw roRK......--..--APRIL !
CIAnred.

st.snsrs-Arcte Luce LrsrpoO, coasi K.ansbse SCI
mouT, Philadelphia. -
shp.-Gsms Cock Coils San Francisco, Cary Coz WIN Tell
Willard Havrs BOYD ncten; Radugs Cook ssu Francisco
Coos smith; Mons1sms De colrcsy, liverpool hsr'hsl
nstoka Edri3gs Eev Orleans 2 MENUS & Co; Wn :
Trsvis, Bolss. New Orleans, Frost a Hicks.
BMks-Cabsssa Lttsohn aatanzss Bsyisa Baldwin Wyan
dotts Webb Mobile, J W Ersl
Brgs-Orloeo, HASKELL sahilo River Andrews PANE Apa
Frsnkhn Wssu, Fra1kn, La Lunt Dagstt, Port
land Oregon Nszatan Rhoadss Carisns Buck Coz Tan
pico Wisou Franklin "a. He,tohi jobs 6adngs, Beard
kingston, Jam Underwood & Wiley.
schoonsr-Hnrst HalOck Appsby, savannah, MCraAdy
CO; Giraffe Emerson Pbihielpba Huis1n Post Adtsto~a.
Corn Gov Anderson Sawyer Key West Matano; Delaware
HoIbrook salem; Tiogs Collins. Porto REQ, Freeman Co
Ariets, Woo5hul Jscmel, 81 Freeman X Co; w broWn
H1se Wiringtos
Shops Roger iwnaus Rhoadss Pfoysencs Report, Beck
With, do. 49,
BsIss.-Facon Doughty, Bs,nOr- Uncs John, sshwu Ph'
dsphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

Later from south Africa-The kaffir War.
We received yesterday files OF the Cape Of
Good Hope EGckange Gasette to the 5th of Feb.
The most interesting news is Of course the Katir
war, the details of which we give in full
1.-THE latest accounts from headquarters state
that Mai Armstrong, commanding a force of 100
Cape Mounted Rihemen and $50 Fiugoes, ulder
who had shown themselves about King Williams
Town with loss TO them Of "a killed on our
side, Fingo killed and trooper wounded. This
occurred on the gath inst.
The accounts from Fort Hare are to the eth,
when the garrison of that place and the lnhabit
ants of Alice were awaiting an attack OF the com
bined hordes Of insurgent Hottentots aud hattrs.
The published accounts from the Fort Beaufort
and Craaock Districts are most lamentaole
Owing to the treachery Of their coored servants
the farmers had not been able to remain on their
farms and with the exception OF two strong
lasers, the whole country for the length oil loO
miles was abandoned, the homesteeds burnt, or,
with tbe remaining stock, In possession OF what
n Grs amstown writer justly terms sWlnH1
multitude Masters had in many instances bsen
driven from their homes by their own servants
and msltre ated. Even the town OF Somerset was
considered in danger of an attack.
Several small Commands OF Beers Were AZ
last turning out. Their first object would De 20
check the progress of this unnatural state Of
things.
Reports from the Kat River are also very bad,
but would appear to require farther confirmation
il being difficult to believe that the coored lnhaol'
tants OF that settlement can have behaved 50 ln'
fsmously. ,..,
In the upper Country, there had been several
skirmishes between Tambookie marauders aud
the whites, in which many of the former had been
killed Kama and other TambookIe Chiefs re-
NAMED faithful.
A small supply Of cattle had been brought from
Kreii's through Umhalss country, which was
considered to portend favorsbiy of the Intention
Of those Chiefs. ~.
By the Douglas, arrived at Agoa Bay from Ma
tai news has been received that Mr. shePssone
would start with 5000 Zulu suxhiaries on the ISL
instant and hoped to take his position in the rear
az The rebel Gaikas before the 18TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
New.YOrk Carrie Market. ..f
$500 -. -. aa-gt..ra

fAt The Washington DroyYard Foarlhsverle A1d yer.
ty.f8urths a. and a. the Hudson Aver EdAt hra9 -.
Of RObinsOn-sL f0r Beeves- Fer C0Vs SaNss, 49,
and Larnbs a. erowulags Sn,th o. near fI-'a'e1n7f
and al Chsr,berlsins, foot q hOtinsO1ai
OrFERED-lS5O Boeyes, tioo southern, n s71I-.sst
fSrr this stale ard ts Easil 100 Cowa ard t1Vea, 80
~ Sheen ana l,snnhs ~ RrowniDgs; itf Cows 80
calves and about lao Sheep and Lanaf, 81 OnA'ii'7i
lkiu'e-
BEry CArrLE-Thsre hss beer fsr business "a sse "a
durire he weef ard prices Tor tte nr-fef qstnts
guoled Al "a advance Tt ralgA = frou - 20 - = -
fousrf ~. close 80 nc 4r4af The 1e-isti - ~ -
seize Atont Ii head .ef 0g,. 20. y D. fst- -
tsksu 70 ssPpy the Bsrmuqa c,riTsc1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02

ssr lrou Cap; Bnsny sp assacon q sss ssia' So
6rs TIE rspo Il ss Of hs ti o1ss All soais ers~
fast D saale Th~r 4, gv@a.
Arr NBors March a. she zoas, Dsnoraass i@ ''s'@ y
a. ioF vbahng o,.
sad nor Port Prsya u ssh tsi Fsrhsvsa) Gsgds.'
ios staauc hsug pPsz hoas 90 eS p s org
tniA. a Ptlxde'ptsa 3lst AT
Arr SsvBesfna %frrb - ship rtaehas fses aFce
Bessls Oct D. R5rotonca Dee s 500 ~. "a o. As ~ y"
IN SOrd Pacfc. Of and lof SBeifovt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-02
Disasters, &c.

s.,ur T. Dot.s hoson Of ant trg s. Anis~i 90 Ashore
an l,svrg hat rcrt receufy, ard b@csne atoA yrsck
81 al. PEEL 81 N arr Bepofe 9th ut Win par OF tHs
r.rsr M N Rob.us. ashors bsioE Caps Henry So,
I.sos saE JrsE-EIusct irom s'te tief-sess y
sr 20 Secretary ihs ard q Uaisr~rsrs 81 = -
a.. n.rrb II he schOs1sr June, Mons Nas 81 90 -
f Nsrrh H. on Ebo~ Ksy Reef She -,s fsor safssnsn
5o,ns 10 Havana vim cargo q rcsls easas q 70
= ,.sts s0E togssF With he natsfa A. 49,
Prsr- Arsrsfa from Boston igf haFala 9st "a ~
49,, Va rsd vs.ss AID pr,baby as1fed = -
H. cargo .io emp LIDS ard vas aslrsa Tor WI q -
Coasters ODE, B9stcr =. .-..- -. -, y.,~o,r-
- rrb 80 d l5fs TOP mast; sas .Pf, I'D oih" aA's
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Iursrrass 70 h.ssEts P4fsss THtsl a. - a.
- 80 Prss.ssrt hssici0fa ststglsc ," ~ ~ III . .
-. s.s.s rrs All NE bees rseaa.J zen p "a 70 =
$3.50 WsE ira - Sou ard Pga, t-t'ali t1.s ~.
rr,r~r Nc pabhr las bssr gwen g., 20
- a, snssts srd p0s sho aot i5i1s y - =
80. tc b nasd So IN rfssf 7sri n re ai PoPiHi
80 rrs,r--s- l--ns BE- -uis ug7l.h ~. ...-s ~.
u' u'-'i' PErYg DA5aEfT Brsres Fi''-
Hs,rns.'s Ho. Marc .. 1851.
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Cows ikn CsLFEs--Tbe na'kss q well SUPPLIES, end
the sgads wa goaaray gGHd AZ BroEunga - wre Zen
OYER Prses ranged hoaf sass0eS as Az Chamber
isins - leo over. Prices ffOu $l9dS3GsN.
sREEP AND Lsnss-ScArcs and prices have accor- ingy
advanced AL 81 b0Ih markets, were Akea, rangng a. IN
quality from SSd34 50dt6ds7
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JnEasR g. IN - - g B-~s ashY. sFposs1 Ne Far
ala Aisi IN 4 Sarutta Hr u itf bastoa -. :.
Nnfch " . AN hs ask As - sisaslzsf ss'sn 49,
yritrs ron Ses \ "a f5r r. sFpeoL ~.
kar,b bsx hsisstA. q Bossoa ron S'''s $3.50
Fons Ito cardsuss
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MAR IEn.

In tbs city % Harch b calsb Ksane RIcH'D
C0sFELL "a n ARGAkEf H4CkErr. both OF tis ~. .
10 10 city. 8ach ~. by Rev NJ Chass, Ar ALfhhn X
EARLE % Mas cATHARiNE M1Frsu, taagl.sfo tas ats
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F-tb a. a. IS f1s. Ia SO ", slI - p.--,.s,e,
49, f--1 rsfnors or Cahas-t itsSt o-tin p =.
s.,,b 4 10 ls. o., shp EnEy Tsyief' an'' JON '' ~
sss Pa cfsrc a eaya elf
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GEoReA.-The Disunion organs in this State
affirm that Hon. HOWELL COBB, late Speaker OF
the House, il to be the Union, or as they call it
Submission candidate for Governor at the ensu-
ing Election in October next. If he is, he will
pretty surely be elected.
Col. JOSEPH w. JACKSON (Opp. successor to
Butler King declines a re- election to Congress.
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rzr u.r Majesty. the Queen Of Great

ais bss sppsln Cd Rshs Hos siF HsaTy Ly.oa ga
Ser O. ter Massey hn,oI t ssis sf ,,fca
d bs es1ragv Member OF ne Fusi C.sss OF hnis-''
= es 90 ID IS Nos. hfoaorabis ore ~ 40 bs1
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Passenger Arrived.

In sfsamfkty Aig85ra fon SsraAash-G Whnsy J Ellis,
Wm Gilbert. y = ldnts, 8AukS : A5sfsrnabs Nm
Crave FULLER Walker W Btrnsft ard E1y Ssa1sy
ehin. Ss 8aufs, Ms Bnr1sds, Rev Or 5unmads
sWt sasad ard adv. Mr. selroorousb chill and servant
child. ID BugE sroNi, DeIorma. SElot
Pandofn. Bonner, Prsnuss Lsnsiou, Pacstt P
hul Mr. Browning cangher Dsar and ady Mrs. STACK,
Mr. Van Hook and lady, Gee Conovsr lady and servant WIN
Dsnpsr L Ward. Rock asd hdy. Mrs Dsnar,iu. A
WOOD Adsm. Baker, Charles WAea. and ~ stssrAgs
In sfs1nstfp Merlin fr0E So Th0aaf-J CLARK NJ Cl'gs
ve soy child ard knight ard lady Harvey, w
yohuson Ps.os Sdney Strange ssensr, Marvel,
Dale. Busr H crs-ey, Capt Staples, Henry Das,
Barnes Kilpsirck, r JonEI, Hamilton
MINIATURE ALMAsAC.-....THIs DAT.
eun-Rass.--..b - Sts--.---o Is hooH-Sss--..7 S3D
high WArER------APRIL 3.
Sandy Gsv 42n Hal 6stB. .- 33n
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ArrrMpr TO CoMxrr SuIcrDE.-A

ATTEMPT To NUMHII DUINIUFs y
eiT named Rose Lenehan resdiag 81 No l5 Leonard u
was veslerdsv taseD 10 The City Hospital isa5noy ~ u
supposed nom the eecs Of sadanum l4ssn Tor me p7''
pose Of self. destracuOn
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc.-.-..THT DAT.
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ISouEsTs.-The Coroner held an IN
-, vsss.,asv :. No as Whbehau o., upon The body OF
frsrcls Moran child seven years Of age weo wols
PLAYING or pier No Norn River with seveIa o1ne Voy
vas drowned AZ the OF ne scciden lhe oocss
wa seen 20 fail rto The water by one o. me- paysnNass
who fron fear some other caufe, ran away ana nos
I'd 10 speak Of the matier m yesterday morning AFo'u
~ oesth BY accideDal orowning rendered Il. =
IN Inquest held a. pier Nc. North River, upoA ns
AoSv on az unknowa ebou b years Of age wac was
found drowned that place he about 8 20 iee yen
nehes IN he'll IT. aod had when 0nns blue r1anteb0l
syk vest and psnIs and red flannel shirt verdict or
1nalh Nv drnnl ninR TentnIeo.
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~ TIE ALLEeHASIASs had another full house
last evening, and their performances were wei
received by large and intelligent audience They
give their third Concert, at the Hope Chapel, ths
evening