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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-14

The Convection met pu-suaat TO adjournment.
Prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. MANLY.
The journal Of the preceding Gay was read and ap'
proved
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TIE sLoos REBEcoA PoRB oAPsIzED, AND TWO
LIVES LOST.
The sioop Rebeccs Ford, owned and manned by the
Oneida Community cupsized and sunk, Saturday
26th instant, ct o'clock p NJ, H. de Park on the
North river while her way from Kingston to this city
loaded With limestone. Six persons, viz Capt Abram
Smith Henry W. Burnham, Francis Long, Henry j.
seymour, Mrs. Mary f. Crasn, and Miss Eliza Allen,
were on board. The women, and three of the men
(Messrs Smith, Burnham and seymour) at dinner
in the cabin when very violent squs struck the vessel
Ierceivng commotion, but not spprehsnding any
serious dsDsSr, the men went deck The vessel i'm
mediatefy ~areened, to shin her load her
beam sudt flied by the matches and cabin windows and
went down in forty feet water The women, who
NAMED in the cabin, lost The men, by swimming
ard by help Of articles from the wreck kept them selves
ahoat till they picked up by Capt Hotalng, Of the
schooner Shaw Abblena, who went TO them 10 his yawl
with noble prumptitude, and afterwards generously
placed his vessel at their service MIR Burnhan looked
at lii watch while n. the table. and noced that IL
shout five minutes past His watch was stopped by
the Just ix minutes past one Two hours be-
fore accident, Mrs Cragn was reading aloud TO a
part Of the crew the eighth chapter of mans and
directing attention with much yvacty to the last verses
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Highly Important Intelligence from Cuba
Supposed Conf renRti0n of stse RevOluttoa--
Reported Success OF the Insurgents.

We give, in another column, to-day, some ex-
eremeiy important and interesting intelligence
from Cuba, some Of which we received by telegra oh
ast evening by the way of Charleston, and some by
a sailing vessel which arrived at this port yestcr-
dsy from Neuvitas. We refer to the Geographic
aes catch, which says that the revolutonists at
tackled the government troops, which were being
RATED across river in the neighborhood of Prin-
siIe, for the purpose Of attacking them, killing
three hundred Of them, taking the Colonel snd
other officers who commanded them, prisoners; and
further, that several companies of the government
soldiers had orsakeu their standard and Joined the
insurgents. We also refer to the proclamation
issued by the Revolutionary party, declaring the
Independence OF Cuba, which we publish in full.
II the intelig ence is true, it proves that there
Was mach truth in the which have been cue
iUT days past, respecting the rising Of the
Cubar people, AID their determination to attempt
throwing off the Spanish yoke. II is cor.obora ed
partially, by the proclamation We insert to-day
and tea certain extent, by the reports resolved
on Frasy, by the way Of New Orleans, and i
another part of Cuba has declared 10 favor Of over
throwing the connection with spain, as is reported
IL wetld seem that disafeetion towards the govern
ment : very extensive and ramiied among the in
habitahts of Cuba, which, in all probability. viii
head 60 the desired end before many months. In
the coalition nwhich Spain is placed al the present
Sine it is NC. Pre- oable that she could carry on a
sufficient TO szbJgate the revOlu.onists, for the
want of means She would, no doubt, make Is
greats light - ste was capable of doing, in order
u ssve thai beautiful portion Of her domnions.
We cannot ssy much more to-day on this subje's;
we shall look, With extreme interest, for the next
newsSsom Cuba. Iftlus intelligence be confirmed,
1t viii cTease excite ment throughout the United
States that wiz reach from Maine to Texas, and
from New York 70 California.
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CITY TRADE mrPo,,r.

HkrrupAN. July no u y.
hfnts ccrtinutd " demand aud about iZD bids ,u -
buyers, at usltered rates The on baud ti!f
msr'cttnn uns morning wns, Of p.ats 40 casis. a11
pts. tG,3 do.-in all. : 3i1 bbls
Bsrsngrufrs FLpg a tai o. lower and more 5re.
Dart The inquiry for the Rssi ani fr export
moderate, and fer kcnl use. limited The OPERATIONS
embraced about 10 500 bid unins p-ts D. a. 80 - ~.
sour ~ ~ 20 - bssi superius No. 2 vt - ~ a.
81 miN.d 70 straight Western. at "a - A. uriufry
T. fnvotiu state vt ~ 90 - -: ohio ~ q
II 81 - and pure Ger % - isa ~ C4n8j
rma'ned about the same. Common, in bond reansio.
- Ia ~ -. Sour was nominal at - - -ut.i hsrn
la. been quite larguid and fayurlng reduction @Hj.
btis mixed to straight sold VI - 81 W 3T aud
~ - u 50 81. Rye Eour Inclined upvrrd. N Jhls
fine brought 50 - - a. Cora NAL wa ,niu Al a.
81 - 81 81 for state; ana 81 pls 50 for jersey Haf
arrived freely and he sales reached $40 bushels lcues.
White, on terus not made known; s,0l bu.hei do fair
uumorcd) o. 81 % 81 o3; 800 Ohio. aad 80 south.
err NV, both At eOs. Rye in limited sork aud in
animate 90 tic Ocs rui FIRM with buoy aepa NJ
Com sdvnDccd lutte ami sound remained ssiroe Ths
,ets comptised about $1,000 Jushels damaged " Il
ccc MIXED Western at 57is 5Sc; round Nolihcru, ~
Coo; and white at Gle
Co11Or The salcs o-lsy amount g. 4o0 hnl.s We.
continue the figures carTcnt bae the america letter
mail was delivered with the rmait. that on ev,ral
grades, they must be cons isercd nominal from The
absence Of transactious in them and the smal sinos
frcssing for sale -
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MON IeY NJ ARK Il II.

SrSDAY, July 27-6 7. VI.
Ts market closed yesterday heavy-those Of the
sscips snciss fell of faction and holders 81 stocks
were evidently taken by surprise Compares with prices
current in the morning Norwich aud Worcester declined
per cent, Erie Railroad a. Harlem a. There is
better evidence the world that money in dema nd
snoDg stoc6 Spectators than the difference between
prices Of certain stocks for caah and time. We
by tie sales that ia instances per cent
above The cash price las been paid Cor buyers option
sixty days. Money is in demand and the best pa
pr in Wall street cannot be negotiated under and 10
PER The banks have within the past fsw day. been
cautious in their movements and there deidcd
indications Of contraction in the supply q capital seek
ing .nl loynsut The existing strngency in the money
market may however, be but temporary, and il may
have a favorable influence upon speculative opera
tiers by checking expansion and causing contraction
Ia individual Intersections 1t may the other hand be-
hut he l,ginprg o. long period OF embarrassment
and dinicplty which may result in general bankruptcy
1h'f. without doubt at this moment, hundseii of
tou.es in this city, much involved IN California
cotton and ether speculative transactions. that
mod.rs nfact.on ia the money ,rkst would compel
thcin To- fusrend bat who might manage 10 stssgcr
slIr under family accommodating dflculties With
mtrty elcrp aud coufdcuce high for loug time.
IL, STEADY decline Ia cotton in liverpool aui the
lsrgr tirnsnts # spcee from this port Europe have
capitalists to cot cautiously in making oaos TIE
iaun "! c have already occurred here have hal their
- and ur,n,ions daily taking place In dsrent
.tcdow Il the country. Ills must compel tn banks
ard cHriiais g. scrutiIio paper ciosoy, and those
~t'i" az ~. VII nos bear inves 4 saton must z,
~ The b.lrd nothing but the h'ps OF something
tuning ~. F'tPs many from inmediato suspension;
anu Wien the PROBABILITY uf any fIrtunsts eveit
trItlting 60 place their sfairs IN prosperous
eopditicb no niger exists may look fos large and
nelusni f..lvlis. projracted contraction IN tn
ny make. vcli bring abouta greater cash than
b. i'er ralye1 since 1851 We shall end that the
seets - houses ,uspsadug payment within the most
twelve month viii have bcoa completely cleared cut
u.d ~ "a effort. % sustain Themselves f LITTLE while
ringer sud the creditors will get nothing but the shol
fs socks perhaps day.. will give decided
nis .f 70 the pres,nt aspect q financial We
hsii 1t "a events at the expiration Of that tim, b. bet.
er ibo Co. tel What tine future Of things will lc
r,d si, a. more gti.fsetory coucIuioDs relative TO
thc ist ult.
NJ n pn'n. Of .ptrie during the week Just clored
hove NJ lcou p" lstr" anticipated We annex the
smouri. do..iuu lin and description OF coin:--
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S25lo9 g. which hes been carried TO the lit of the
contingent fund account. The liabilities amour. 10
s2l62S70 while the rssourees sum up S3S25y35i The
actual Suspended debt embracing everything lying
under protest In bank up to present time s 1uut,
only to S603eS ST. Of which $2677 80 is of recon.
GIN growing of the late disastrous decline in
OF this sum- however amount Of two steriin
bills under protest for acceptance and nsnt
but the cotton against which they drawn remains
nsod the possession Of the agents Of bank
The srbution Of stock is as follows:-Hed by ind,v
duals their right 81 St3 400 held by guardians
trustees minors executors societies. &c., 81 o40 500 held
by banks and Offices S250000 total capital
SAFES SEQ.
The anthracite coal trade has been comparatively ghtr
this week. The Lehgh Navigation Company hroaghti
down. for the week ending saturday last 25oi5
The sehuylki Navigation brought down, for the weel
ending Thursday only 1925 tons and the Readips,
Railroad Company, for the time, 30S6 tonsmss~
ing weekly aggregate by the three lines Of 10 $40 tons
The aggregate tonnage of the is 68 GOO tons OF
which the Lehgh Company has carried $50 so tons the
sebuylkill Navigation 2sl SIT tons, and the Readin
Railroad 939, 500 tons
The scoto and Hooking Valley Railroad extend. from
the city Of Portsmouth the Ohio river to Newark on
the ohio canal This work is being constructed
with energy, the southern river sections Of it being
under contract The original project was ecnceiv ed with
view Of tapping the immense iron region which
commences within few miles northeast of Portsmouth
and passing through the great scioto valley connecting
ct New rk with the Columbus ard Lake Erie Railroad
thus securing connection the Lakes with Sand lsky.
Cleveland &c There j. now prospect that at dis
snt day this road will firm link in the great
western chain Of railroads from Philadelphia 10 Nash
vile to New Orleans. The indications that
IL. Henpd,d road, from Groenburg, Pa to Wheeling
will be made that continuation will also be made to
Marietta, Ohio which will be met by the Cincinnati
Blpro road with which this road will connect at the
right point form the shortest line Maysyile, lex
ingtop &c and that part OF Maysvile and Sandy road,
which will BE- between Portsmouth and MaysviMe vii,
form the completing link Of this great chain.
The annexed satemen exhibits the quantity Of rtn
articles exported from this port during the ending
the 10Th instant distinguishing the destination and ex
tent OF shipments to each place.
EXPORTS FRoM the PoRr Nav YoRK--WsrRL, siur-
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Teal Jan jet e. Ju,y 20 inniu.ive..... 22sIlls7
Teieis tu. steamer from this port for Liverpool,
this week. fnd the shipTcnts q specie will Therefore be-
comparatively limited. Tho opinion Is entertained ia
TIE Gres, tha utur' shipments will be smaller than
thy have boor :tr months past Sterling exchange
setting bo, plenty and Just previous ~ the dep artare
q tLs rfnilc saturday rates we're less frui and
Soed lt~ iostr. IN the face az eur large lmporta.
uons ana modem exports do not see how there can
b. snl I'rnsn"; d,"iin in the quotations for bills 90
Lonaon
Iboanuus he'.ip q h Bsak a. Charleston wa held
81 Cisr'.n go 90 tte 81 inst From he annual report
h crIfsrs tfs+ tL1 ~ frfts ~ tbe tank realized on
tho BUSHES 70 ii' year, a,nocnt 10 f3!l239 u. from
vfi.t @l l.y rej .srrt ai l'viJsuds
sf rp- .ot ss.s i.ll .o. si'i.iou ~ tse ez rs gi
trcj. afu s- .~ So .g %. M 81 ton " ,crt pr
.'2." ca. e VI. q j.! s3i%.Se gazing sdtPi1e e
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CONVENIENT CLRRKs-A CASE or CONSCIENCE
Some weeks since, the HeraH stated, upon reliable
authority, that some clerks in the public dc part
ments at Washington were in the practic1 Of
ceiving doueerrs from pa ties hs ting business in
the Office, for preferring and eIpeditng such busi
ness. We stated this on the authority Of gentle
men ofthis city, who Fad made such "presents, =
or paid such fees" to expedite military bounty
land certificates. The Commissioner Of Pension
thereupon waxed quite wrathy, and sent us an
epistle. admoniihing Of our "duty," sc. lie
decied the soft impeachment, far his Office
concerned; but very significantly said he should
leave the Land Office, TO answe: for Itself The
Land flee has quite Significantly neglec ed
swer. Perhaps silence was the most prudent course.
The Commissioner Of per sions has not yet answered
a very pertinent inquiry pu: to him in the pre-
mises We agsin call his attention to it. As be
con nenced correspondence with us, We .hink he
j. bound 10 keep it up TIL the mltt,r i, -ctt!cd
" e hope be will no; back out. But complete proof
Of the verify Of our statement IL furnished gratis
by the Washington ne Sspapers received la, week.
! seems one out Of the six hundred clerks at
Washington, has been troubled With qua,ms
q ccus'ieree and has become rerit,at OF his d-re
lection, confessed Il, and Las actual forkei over
the proceeds (ac,ordng to his cs,imate) 81 his
ofcIge, as will be seen 10y TIE lc,te- Published d
i4y or two since. lie should. however, have pail
be money into The Treasury, az ,oad Of giving iJ
g. The monument. Il wouli have looked more liz
ul4G,ct,d honesty. Thisi. only Oh, Of hundred and
tLogsal.s of cases. They occur continually. The
IrcteLce Of g. over work. bciar done out of of.--
Lou-s," makes the matter wore. This pris-
tce induces TO the u,gc,t ct business IN oai'c
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tho po on from tho es Of mosquos any other
short they will not touch you II battle with 10
retiring. Persons troubled with headache by
the brad retiring. will End immediate rs The
LnrluiDg birds will them. Sold by ln
.erso Brother 30 Pearl street 4Gl and i76 Brosiway
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MAILS FOr, CALIFORNIA.

The steamships Ohio, Captain Schenck, and Brother
Jonathan Captain Squjer will leave this port at three
O'Clock this afternoon for Chagres. The Ohio touches
at Havana The msil will close at two o'clock. See
Advertisements The WEEKLY HERALD will be Published
at ten O'Clock THIS morning.
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tn. shaking OF tn. steamers Governor.


The accident TO the Steamer Governor occurred at
three O'clock on saturday morning. wAitehesl Ledge
which she struck is the mouth q Peoobscot
river The passengers and their baggage with freight
and most Of the furniture saved, by the steamer
Boston's The c. sunk in shod water And viii
Irti.ahly b. rCt OF
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perfection Bachelors No Wall street Hs
rs and uneurrssssd for natural sppearante
and durability. His 1Ii- Dye also We procured ~ al
irufs~ta nd perfureret In town country Beware Of
-r.its tons snd eopy the address.
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Fire at PfGtsburR.

PursBUaG. Saly ~, 1881.
This morning the extensive lumber yard Of Reynolds
Porter, the bank Of The Aeq hany. took re, and
was damaged III. of eig hundred dollars.
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from thcss complaints and wish 20 ind permanent
d. say. the Oxygenated Bitters, medicine which
nains no alcohol and has cured the wort eases amoag
oitiz Pamphlets containing ample testimony
gratis. ror ssle by A. b. sands 100 altn A.
v Seov Co. SO, ard c. IL Rim lo2 Broad J. T.
Coddngto $40 Hudson street, and rs broadway;
GuoB ~ Bowery, corner Of Grand street He'll. Rnekle y
Greenwich and by Druggists generally in the
United States sud canada.
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DIR. rames wv. Pow.II. OcnIlst, Anrlst.

&e continues 70 devote he xclnsiyely q sea
the and Ear nine tn four oclock dJy at tbs
he has occupied for the last No 5
broadway entrance ~ Warren street where be bad m
Eve third edition. price % cents ALSO h
solfacting Eye and Ear Fountain.
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IN his siory HE splendid dress Boots and elegant
Caters ell the Every OF taste
them and al a aed that the aforesaid articles the
eleapsst End best to he obtained in this Mr.
BROOKS, by h strict ate ution business aud his
knowledge OF the trade he practices. is rapidly acquiring
fart
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splendid steamer CATALINA viii make two g,snd Exsur
sons II sandy Hook, o Tuesday and Friday We
understand that this boat has been chartered sly Tor
tie in order to families rtuny, this
h.r enjoy breeze and partake in the
sport Of dancing and fishing For hours OF leaving, ad
ment
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LOOK os THIS Picrras.-The fllo'ag i,ooa q

LooK on THIS Pic1URE.-Tbc l,ily-ag 8. ff0t0 a
Canada paper
We Fhould sincerely dstsst a.. ria isisut tl.7 e
annexation TO slsvehodiG- ucs1tst+ sul .- al
have quite great objection s.nIin th..ft.is ~
inaurtry q wahp-tgn Ia. b. ,1..lt rsrt. o. q.
ruth, and u ought 70 o. told vhs.L,r fr O. ii1J
o. that means may b. iak-u o. nag 90 t TER ate
a. tbinss"
Vow let u look 81 chs. 80
Lat nish. the Ant Cr-ry he. ~ A-.aer-,or n. ii
fttur. when ~nued ~ o.. infy,e in &c. lew.
r,L- iiail Ihs RIA ctuTch party casd r.eetiug -
iir Hinr hour ara s1s.'d tha moi 70 trs ia W
fa1n' 20, tutuaZn ihc,tins thouf T. 'brssA ~ the
ArIi.' 'f4Ey l,s,ryH ufsetiag
tts moe proceeded t' 70 Lawrence Eal sut att.nr.-
20 tni.c" fcir vey ~ F-af.. be-. verv driven bac
~, ttrn pre'"n'cd oi'r. irr cSsiug out. broke
DOSE ard sttarte rel persr The rec-iveI
s,rt, .r tnc q biz eyes by stone Tue not ~.
r'- end he uiiiitary sslied out The nph furly de-
Ieraet sith,Gt ice 81 ate. about to- o'clock ttis
Innu. al'
DtIfismtu, th,rt e. no immediate prospect e..
your " sopins o., rruiis Of you, industry t. Wash
hgton. ". a,e Wi enough sati-fed with yea
son are. 3y must learn to conduct yogr.ei fo4
that you can hoi's Ece,ing without the in er-
',Jtiou 9. the IiIiuty being nece-sary to prevent
ycufoni cutting eaea otkers thr9ats. bef,re you
Ietd .sik si 4bnczadyE.
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NJ Lev..t. Dentist, No. Gas Broadway

In calling nou this profession obJe u 20 direct
ners those OF only in nrs the pro-
iession often inlet parmane injury upon their
This whose have selesed stan ts
high in his po ssinn in this eitywe educated an tho
roughly 81 branch Of the sceuceenjoying
Of personal experit devoted Go the
improvements VI his Profession We know % 40 ndyi lal
precedence Of Dr. Levett in shin and scientific
From andrews Co.'S Strangers Guide,
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~, 80. WARRINGTON, July y, 1851
Ten iHi'etmeots have been found against Capt Nagie
for money fsudulently oLtsned from the government
The whole thus obtained il said to be So 20O He
Was ordered to find bail ia the sum of $4,000 and for
dnfnuli committuL
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Intervening from Enthusiastically Web
ster and the Tehusntepec RaiiroAd, sc.

BALrrMoEs, July a, 1851.
The New 0resns mail ss hate due, has arrived The
,choonvr Robert sroddon at New Orleans, from Vera
Cruz, brought s25 o0o in specie
LsSe Mexican psrers state that goveruuasnt has re-
covsd official letter from Mr. Webster relative to the
Gsray TehNs otepec s~ot in which he takes decided
stand against its snnument.
The yirgina Convention has again refused to recon.
slider tie bs II comp 70 mise question.
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tisernsp the q ri page of this day paper His Office
No bite street the second hloeg below Pro1dwey.
AL ieters G. " Robsck, No. White street. will be
iigio uslj attended TO il prepaid.
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Large sale and Cheap Price SysterB.hcld that system
illustrated in the immense business done BY the Bootmaker
Union S2 Nassau street Boots and Caters, not To b.
ceed in the world selling at prices which below all
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Markets.
The Late Exec utss II.

NosFoLs, Iuly ~, 1851. .
Slaves scarce. White oak pipe, Sid; sosshead-
~ red uak hog sbeads, S25 SO.
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I.s1r IEos BRhl We have received by the
-e.di,h irr Alfhid, Captain Wahlnsh, the
-, f~ei So f.a.1Srdo from Rio. Jaueiro 10 the
,'.. y Nc The A. sailed On the 2I.t ibe
II no H. crest
nc '-'i, "NN lloze n p,fa.i,. pee s.l
TOE ~,fatc had approve, a. ,..,... ,,,..b
authorizes the government W s,no a,i, 4,
Rio tranlc corps Of infantry chi O. - An.
'iher pro.s,t bad been d leo disai-std 90 ths
Dun rev orgasizathJn 81 The if91ii8rl Ni-...
', =. Several orators had .T.ieu o. his .c-..
bn, holbirg 10 been settled D.. th' Is'cf' i l5s.
" have f0ULd nothing in o. raper te.stit, -
AArs.
,Ibc = :. sd'r lcIg.c.. ba5 i.'t a...,.. ,.a
:. o. l.-0r.t .-.L... ....s VIA. .-.s.
.o, j. DE ,'-aey, VII. r~
tIst q, a. 'yf
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Tul ErJipsr or TrE SrN To DAY.--An eclipse
II tic sun. northern limb go called by astrono-
neT,) takes place to-day. IL commences in this
city 10 ihirtyhyo minutes past seven o'clock A " =.
ard viii continue till twelve minutes past niue. The
zine 81 the creates; ocscuration will be twenty-five
minute lost eight The phenomenon viii be
more or less visible IN all tic North Amcrc m
cortmtrt.norh 81 dirty degrees, in The whole
Of EUore, ARD The northern part o. Africa. The
tipe has gone ~ when this interesting r1.urll
JleIomenon regarded n onnoui Of 'wsrs, Z ssti-
loIce, Of fipife earthquake" Other lire
tistaeiQn Of ,,Dr snce by the gods and ir'-li o.
'Ast 70. and trembling with which even tie nciou:
.otil -.,,r. and nagiciars accustomed 60 hail
"a 'tialirg Of the un,' Il Is looked Cor v',h u1;-
'e1rsl inter, and pleasure, ss afogdng aua y
Toru5ty for practical observation. We - a,i he'll.
yeFt,t"y. very ius'ruct.v, arti5c on tbis aul
oihtr .riipscs. ~ Professor Hiud, Of London We
gi', Two other articles to-day. the sane slh.act
enc 81 Sbri s. by young Trofess9r % che Cam
hudg- Observatory which src s'ircely ie', ir -os-
'Lg ihau th" former. Let or amateur astrolJ-
pcr- try taoir -uoked rls... 80 rostpou ol'nt on
sc,oLl; ~ b. weather.