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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-09

Arrival Of the Fulton with Des-
patches from Havana.
INTERESTING CONVERSATIONAL PgOCEgDINCS.
The Controversy In the Senate Respecting
tho Seat for Kentucky.
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The Standing Committees of the House.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CAYrR IRA.
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Another Destructive Storm on Lake Erie.
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VARIOUS MARITIME DISASTERS,
&o., kc., SO.
INTERESTING CONVERSATIONAL PgoCGaDINGS.
The Standing Committees of the Hous,
VARIOUS MARITIME DISASTERS,
&o., 60, &o.

Interesting From Washington.
THE HAVANA DBsPArCHE5 by THE FULrON-yICg
CONSUL FOR DKNMAkK-CoSTRAcT FOR PRINTING
PAPER, ETC.
WAsurcroK, Dec. s 1857
The U. steamer Fulton, which arrived last evening
brings despaches from Consul sharksy regard to the
imprisonment Of Cap. Cray and the officers aud Drew OF
the chip Lady Suffolk The contents we have not yet
sscertained.
cabinet meeting held to day, and It is supposed
they bad tho subject under consideration
We learn from the officers OF the Fulton that Judge
shsrkcy and Capt Hollis Of the Cyane had an interview
with the Captain General in regard to the affair shortly
before tho Fulton left aud II Is thought probable that tie
accused would be reIeased there not being sufficient
evidence that the Lady Suffolk would be engaged in the
slave trade being besides understood that the Captain
General privately aiding and abettng the slave trade
Everything was quiet In Havana Americans we're
scarce and we're narrowly watched
Tho President recognises William Henry Landson as
,icc Consul pro tenn for Denmark, In south Carolina.
Mr. Towers the Superintendent Of the Public Printing
has to day accepted the proposals Of Henry T Butler
Co. of New York for furnishing paper for the public
printing for the year commencing tho 1st inst for the
first three classes they being the lowest bidders The
following the ter Class So 30 per ream; GLASS
81 40; class IS 16 The entire contrsct amounts to
nearly 100000. Glass has not yet been decided
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the MetropotsD.-uon NJ q. Csbeil Pio-
rca: Col. stebbGs and family New York; Capt. jordan
ashirg'on; II. q Gardner Nsshyills; w. @ BI srd-
Bos,op;J Lawrepce, California; n Il Roberts It
Louis; Dr. Keith Phiadeiph.; James j. Lsveoo acssn
BAY Julius A Boyitnd. Cipciausn; 4 Bailey 0osnso-
tout; Y. j Is,sy. Albany, Mayor hcks aod family,
New York Capt. Ma a.ombcr U ). Al John B dcgodsu.
Pusborg; Wm. Milford Long Island General Dun
Green Washington; HoD Lincoln CLARK. Iowa
Departure from the Metropoi.tan. lion, Z. Let.
cher late Minister fr the United States to Mexico
at the Howard Hon J Jackson Boston; O,pt. vi
soD steamer sierra Nevada r X Sherwood. cnnsi;
VA de. Buffalo; j. s. Lake. 0sweso; Davis Au-
horst; D D Hampstead New London Major Aisn yir-
gina I. Mitchell olevelsni; J. Ensti,s, coIed'
At the Irving Houso--iion. Norris, Hon Amos
Tuck II; Hon Samuel A Fco,e Geneva n. Stew
srt U. A; q. Sinners, U. 8 N;P tyler. spong.
Geld; Edward Chsmb srian Boston II Mo sarl,ud n.
jersey Milton Thsyer Washington; Jas. s,kss.Jr,
rbilsdaps,ai A. ; ponsldso9, A joel White,
s s. sus.oy o0sou; 0or9 + S Shoay San sr.a..so;
Msior y. Winshif u 8 A; Hon. Alfred Kiby ONO.
At the Astor james II stinoon, BALTIMORE. q
sitter Philadelphia, B Usher. Poiisden; DR. Adams, !.
H;f W seward Albany; ". Lesley Troy; II sea-
Ser Pbisdslphia; n Tufts Boston, r. a.ls'
n g w p. Rodgers Washington
At the AmsIicsD-L P. Lyn.cr Bcstor: NJ Bun,Ii,
Little Amos Bos,wick Boston; T. Moutgsnsry Poila.
dejpbis y RuD. Boston; X y Simmonds J O. L.aex-
bur Philadelphia.
His IIighness Nicola, Prince OF Nassau aud Herman
Prince OF weld left the Union Place Hotel (~hre thsy
have been the psst two three month yesterday fse
Washington.
nS bASebeHey s'not 'uau''u w Nn'na' ru'oy LAtfn-
ordinary snd Minister Plenopo enfiary from Peru lies
seriously III st The Union Place uo.sl
Ex-senator John A. Dix, Of New York. "a In Ne~por.
1 stopping with his friend Lieut. BroSn.l Of tins
navy.
The President and his family receive calls Of ceremony
every Tuesday from IL to ocloca; AMI the President
receives calls on business each day fom 10 to IL
Mrs Booth the wife OF the great rragedan arrived a.
Cincinnati the 9Th iu.t She to pro,s.d mmctu-
st.iy with the corpse of her rustand TO Belle Air s
family residence. Baltimore.
Rem. John Wentworth, member Of Congress elect from
Ulip oils. Il in Boston
Aldermen Lemng and Whitney, Of Montreal, are on .
visit TO Boston
Professor A. D. Bache OF the Coas, Survey arrived as
Charleston 8. c., on the 5.b inst.
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aALES AT AUCTION.

GALE BY AUCTION. T. BATES. AUCTIONEER-
- by Van Wyck. Kobbe Townsend Store corner of
Exchange place and William street To-day. trhurs
gold lewelry diamond ewery with precious stones gold
watches and chains large and desrsble ,meut Of
being i'm ored expressly for first class city trade and e
sold without reserve, comprising brsnts and diam 'nd
with precious stones rubes emerslds opa and rose da
de- So Also, assortment OF oriental neok oknoos with
oasps Of other precious stones; ladies' ornaments &c.
Also, choice assortment II fob curb. and guard gold
oh aims of Anercan and English gold rings
seal Tins pasurs icekess chaias
cost bracelets with diamonds aud precious stones;
mellsd carbun in necklaces & damot rings and
pins diamond cluster pins and brooches Also full
ents Of bess makes geld watches, Fsenoh lamps
ducs and other i'm cd fancy All goods adapted
for city trade and for New Years presents.
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Brooklyn C,ty I,,.,IIcc.cc

sUicIpE-Iesterday moSnug WOMAN, kno~- only by
the name Of Flzs BETH uro suspended to the limp
OF treo, near Burrels pond Gowsnus IL evident
tbst she had destroyed here@f leather strap v4s
loupsd about her neck, to which handkerchief at
tsched snd tied to an ovchsugipg branch. From the
testimony Of the nsjghbos bfore the coronsrs jury &
thst che had been wandering about tbe vicinity
scme dsys and appeared In d ranged state of mind
She native OF Ge,msny about twesty dvs years of
sge and hsd bee In this country but ~ monshi the
greater portion OF which time connsd In tho
hospsl Black Wells leland 1. IL thought that shs
wholly recovered from isess when dischare
from that institution verdict In accoxdanoe with the
facts "a the eass was Ier der,d
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1,045

Number Of deaths. g. The whole number of prssoTS.
tioDs put up during the month COL largest numbsR
rsge per day, 107.
ACCIDENT HARLEM RAnaoAD.-An acca-
dept: unattended by any serious consequence bat
which caused considerable alarm, and much delay,
CURED upon the limo Of tho above railroad this morning
II woulo appear that at about half past ocloak in
the morning, M immense of rock weighin, about
eight tons fell from the top Of tho tunnel York
vlle at Nreyfth street aud lay upon the right and
rsck Of the road in coming down to tho city The New
a hsven freight g & train seavy laden was p,sns n
struck sgsinst ths rock, shvering It to pieces. chs
shock threw the engine over upon the left la nj sids
track The cars we're aiso pitched of. Noipjnry
Cured 10 the passengers numb'r Of
moving tho and the up and down trAins sv
ing were all haad n either end of the tunnel at nine
O'Clock there were az many rs ten trains 80 interrupted
and Inconvenience occurred to the passengers.
some OF the persons arriving IN the hrst trains after the
accd Mt walked to the city. and considerable alarm
spread by exaggerated reports This rock f. at tho
same part Of the tunnel from which another I'm
piece descended few months vein Of stone
along the side Of the tunnel his place whicb
as II 1t would all shortly come down At half pat ten
eleven O'Clock the tunnel was ciear
AccprrTs--A man named John Alexander who was
riding the top Of Of the Howery stages Tucsday
night accidentally fell of and severely injured
upon his head and bruised his body that otiser
Van Cot of the fifteenth ward found II necessary take
ldin to tho City hospital
A nsncd Patrick Fitzgerald accidentally fell into
The Of the housc No ia East Twentieth stree Mt
eleven clock Tuesday night lie wa found to be very
badly hurt. Officer Madden Of the Eighteeath ward
conveyed him 60 Bellevue fTo pital
At halfpast 10 O'Clock Tuesday night, named
John Goulen whilst In state of intoxcaton fell into
the area of one Of the houses which building at
the northwest Of Houstca street the sowsry
be wns taken out nearly inscphlc suh conveyed tn,
fta'icn housc Of the Seventeenth waXd Captain Hart
procured medical ndecc, and upon o&amos ion IL
that he had sustained fracturc ~ his sxu AMI
other injuries Bewas trasfcrrod % levue Hospital by
officer sherwood
Al nine O'Clock same (Tucsiay) night man named
David Henley entered the First ward station with
severe cuts upon his hcad. He did not explain whether
they were t- result If accident vioancs infctsd
Upon him Officer Dwyer took him to the u Hospital
CoBorER's LquEsrs The will hold iuq lsst
tbis morning NJ the tOuso No 2s1 Madison UPON
the body Of Mr.. Samuel Lord who dod from ths s.o Of
injuries which he received, tei days ago,
on the kicks OF vicious horFe stabi d a. his prenes.
nr Lord sustained scalp v0uRda, frhsJuco Of
tho bnsc cap and fracture OF one
RESCUED FROM DsownisG.--A named John
Hackett accidentally fell into the dock foot o. Rector
street, Tuefdsy night lie rescued from drowning
by officers D.ycr aad Marshall Of the First ward
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House of Rel rosentstivss.


srASDISc COMMITTEES.
The standing ccmmitte.a announced. and the
asnne last session with the following exceptions
Comm,aee on Elections. strstton, in room Of Mr.
Dbbcy
:. On Claims Msssrs. Cleveland and Mace in room Of
Messrs Rantoul sno smith
On Post Office MIR. Cnllom in place Of Lar Fowler.
On Tie District y Ceu1Jia -Wm Preston, In place of
Mr. OUTLAW.
On he Jndscinv--Mr OUTLAW In place OF Mr. Mar,hau
On Revolutionary Lia'as --Nersrs. Lstoh.r and Nc
Queen in place OF Messrs Stanton, Of Kentucky and
ON Public Enpe~d.t,aes.-M Mr.. Davis Ind, In place Of
On P,ita,e Land Claims -Shsrrard Clemens, Va, in
place Of Dir. Thompson, Va.
On Msrpyasiucs.-Mr Reed in place OF Mr. Thompscn,
Nsss.
On M,,,s,v .9Baas-Mr Faulkner In place Of Mr. Burt
On the Aihta-Mr Gilmore, instead Of Mr. Andrews
On Na,ai .gGdirs-Mr florence, instead OF Mr Ross.
On f,road Pensions John Moore In placs OF Johnson
Ohio.
;. On wlesse-Mr Stephens, Of New York in place Of
On Ensrsurgs-Mr. jenkins, In place OF MIR Ham.
On Priniinx-Mesers German, Hsven, and stsnton,
Ky
THE Bark KATE wmnrIrR
On motion Of Mr.. FULLER the House took up and
passeo the Senate bill authorizing register To issue to
bark Kate Wheeler, OF Maine.
rLEcToRAL COLLEGE MsssrroERs.
Mr. HeusroN introd uoed bill appcoptistng $50 600
for the payment compensation Of the for
bringing TO Washington the votes Of President and Woe
President.
Tho bnl having been read twice, Mr. Housrss asked
that IL be put It's passage remsrkng th several Of
the messengers sready In the oity that 1t allows
thero the usual comp, nsalion
MIR SrErnsNs, OF Ga, inquired what ths compensation
was.
Mr. HoUsroN replied twenty 6ve cents mne.
Mr., 5rerners-When the Law passed.
Mr. Hou,roN- In 184s.
Mr. STEPHENS rejcped that t sppcsred to him doubls
con pensation was allowed -four years seo
Mr. HeUsros explained that the former compensation
vas then merely restored t having beea previously CUT
dosn half
Mr. srsrsEss said that ell 20 wanted wAs 10 put the
usessrgers ON equality.
The bal va passed.
rou onIN rowLsn
Mr. scUppss rcse and apuouucsd the dean o. MS COL
league 0rin so~er which tok pisee 10 this oty on tbs
"a " September lat aged 6 yesrs lie trscpt ~ esgth
the history of the deo~aed md ,a~si high sul,giun
hi pphd ard ptivao Cha sSter es1 In c'ucl 1siou
,ubrnitssd The ua resolutions Of rcsot acd
cssss tbt hf. tfr for ttl-y dsts eNt, ~ Ser
y =. .-.-.-s -~s .sA.. -
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Items IL ON Baltimore.

STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED-THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA U. n. sEEAroRsaIP-GES. PiLL0w-GOy.
MARCYs-MAD, sOSTAG, E.C
BALTIMORE, Dec s. 1852
We have mail South Of Richmond to night
somc $1,000 worth Of dry goods belonging TO several
Wholesale dealers recovered to day from Thomas
Hanbery the keeper OF q second han store Harrison
street by whom they bad been stolen The goods
brought from Philadelphia In tho propeller line and do
posted the wharf, from whence four re
moved by negro dray man employed by Hanberry. The
police got Inc track and seized the goods which have
since been identified by the HanberIy and ths
dray msn have botn bsen arrested and committed
The North CsfoliDss ssture hsd another ballot for
United States Senator Monday The vote stooi for
Rayner lwhigb. 70, Dobbn (dem }, rs; scattering T.
Hsyner consequently lacked two votes only Of cleo
Much excitement existed
General Pillow met with public reception at East Pe-
hcsna Louisiana.
Governor Marcy snd son arrived at Savannah ON Non
dsy on their way 10 Florida and Havana.
The musics excitement In this city is the increase
Exisnsv. prepsraops masibg by the musical socic
ties to give Madame soDtsg grand re,eption and
made ON her arrival
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ID c. Krse. AucrIoNEen.-ruRyIruRE PIANO

ID C. KEMP. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, PIANO
lts fortes, &c. to morrow tFriisyl, at h q Jock at
N Nassau s'rces, Fulton stree -k U. KEHP viil
cell cton above I'd b4sutu' mcrt OF
handsome parior dining aud chanher furat urs,
mirrors. carpets. china and glass without
serve oah by order ~ assignees removed fr convent
of sale which 10 nart,nsry wo,tb the attention
oonfsiag II heautifuy csrvsd rosewood
par,or furniture in French satin broes ee hsctsome
rosewood piano ofore two large French atc mirrnrs;
tapetry Brusses and Other carpers carved u"hossnv
Asts aetes, eofns apd thara rosewood and mahogany
top centre aud p's- tables carved ewcod cham
Der furniture sit Oh marble be- on-ed rss hait
nattresses; library and secretars okra@s ouaor
dining tables marbe dres log bIresus ad ,shstsnds
silver plated French consr and rich china vases
Gable cutlery painted furn oating
glasses; out siass ard ehioa ws.e e.tns and otssr
orp enle Goods purchased ont Of the city
Ss PACKED for shipping the premises 1t reasonable
charge.
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u C. KEMP, AUCTIovEER LARGE aND POSI-
H. tive sale OF rosewood and mahofsay tas furni-
eurc this day (Thursdsy I0h eect at the e,tsrsve
wArorot Of Mr.. VIM simpson. - Ro near Hester
strset-R KEMP VII sell at suction as asove 'he on.
Nre st ck OF Nr wi is about declining The
Suspe and all Of which has been made 10 tho best man,
Ger for the city custom trade and wi'l hs foant well
worthy of the attention housekespevs and the trade
and consists Of very large and beautiful ssortmeot nf
AAndtoelv carved rosewood paror furn covered 10
rich French brocatele crimson maroon vel vet plush
hair cloth and In muslin in suits TO match carved
hogsny Fnfsr lounges and voltsre chs
sesiins chairs spring seat srlor chairs in reat variety
aud shogany marble sie And pisr
xatc wardrobes library and seortsry book French
osb et and paor sectsres handso eIv esrved French
bedse bureaus washstands In every style together
With all the usual of large furnt
Catalogues on morning Of sale.
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DEREMPr0RY SALE OF RAILROAD BONDs.-rHE

DEREMpT0RY SALE OF RAILROAD BoNDs-THE
% , ~ sT York sn
day the B,h q Dsoemher s ool tho Merchants
bonds for $1,000 each aud mature lss april 1867 They
bear oospens for interos. the of cent
ofCommerce. in this ot- They ., the frat
q soS only ssysn. o. nsr % s S'a
Gray trus and are convesste at the opton Of the
lore 1857 The mortgage peovidss for a. ISSUE in ali Of
0 Of bonds in specified lots con-eoutivs portions
sold last May; si5oOoo be disposed and the
S ss : I to b m s s'T the ssas
3D. AND running TO Conseus distance O. ~ seven ms.
The iron purchased psd TO- for this distance
When, in Nay last s40oo Of the bonts this company
only just been put In and ga imatss OF
nss were merely ooIjec he have ow bseu run
Abe net ernngs equ. ten cent the ens
only the trsao hiss contributed receipts whiol
have been contanty Increasing and the direct sntci
Sat, the new channels .rafc they op
Ing lii believed thai the r,ceps exceed Gee those o
similar length and short me ooeraton The whole
work Is under oontrsct TO buao where location is
depot buildings aud the directors feel entire
adeucs in saying that tn win over tho whole road
fslo il ons hundred and thirty qusr'e miles.
Nradnr and sry q 'hs best e.arac.r
work will compare aSoraby with othse the conntry
sroad susss, form tho coarseus link bss~eea tho Erie
hailr,ad 81 Cor, ina and the great lakes a. buffalo The
Detroit and the Far West Tho dtrct through
snost produst. in the western part tais state aud
so' rs % 30 s pay sr %
sopdence fair share Of the rrest thr ugh travel In ad
hs can say with that they are equal to
ANY railroad securities in the market the ret earnings
certain the payment Of principal aud interest 'he whso
& srns S . Te
add ssreatly to their real value "a nm invsstasnt
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The Commercial advertiser and Evening Poa Of yester
day have the following
baltimore Dec s.-There have been tremendous
transactions In the Baltimore Corn market this morning,
and yellow Ut G0c
Our own report, well a. information Obtained from
tho Baltimore .arurican and the Merchants Exchange
does not sonnru this but the contrary quotes corn
dull The folio vipg is our report
BaIrrMoss Dec 2, 1889
Our meske fer 10 dull and d~ouo'ng sales day
made az IS $40 for yeos. spd 90 SIC for white
of our the sies have been 900 bbs. Hosard stvees at
ss ard 5000 bbis City mis g. s48Tk Wheat Il setiye
ss icS 1c7e. TOR red snd l05 100. for waite.
CnaRLEsroS, Dec. 1881
Tts e'es fc0''ar n 49, staobss,a 60 s,S eesg n
syso. iDt 40. "a G.s..
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
City Intelligence.


IHE WEATHER at day b~eak Yesterday nrornng, vas
very stormy With heavy rain 1t cslm-d about O'Clock,
The thermometer. at the HsaaLp bniliing ranged as
neon o. degrees at 2 NJ ST. degrees, and q s
i. NJ. 67 degrees Night mild aud warm. Although
variable the weather Is particularly hne this
Of the year
TuE Tmarr- TsAarpr -Coroner Ives
bodies OF the who killed by the fsng the
building In Thirty second street Tuesday lat
stand that rgid inquiry win bs made at the same time
to tho which led 10 this fatal catastrophe
number Of emirent builders II " said viii b. subp" ned,
In order to view Il premises and te'ify tbs points
relating to tho quality OF tho mortar snf timber ed in
the building the mode Of supporting the house. and
other matters connected with their profession This -
IL should be
NEw YoRK UIsroRIc.L sooErY.-Tho Introductory lec-
tpre to The Fire Proof Building Course will he delivered to-
night, by tho Hon. George Bancroft IL will uuques
tooahy draw q crowd TO the Mstropolitau Hsu rhs
object of the epsrt from the high character OF ts
lectuier, ought to fu the hail.
THE Fam THE SHIRT SEwEas' UrroN went pros
pcrouIy during yesterday really bsnsvoent obsst
was wsll snppo tel by truly benevolent public rhs
fair will close this evening Let the ladies' who may not
have done so aid their struggling stsrs.
THIS T.nonS PRorrcrvg UNror The regular quar-
tery meeting Of this society called by advertseent
elecipg officers for the ensnug year A quorum not
being present after eight o'clock the meeting pos-
poned The Secretary enrolled a number of nav msrn-
beIs and others paid In their dues to the
FrrE = Precisely Mt o'clock last evening" Q fire vas
TO ssuc from the secood story OF Hsrrngs psten
iron safe factory situated at the Of wst. and
Pine streets The occupied by A. Reiohm An,
general dealer In segars. oh, and buttons which
were placed upon shelves around There VIA stove In
the room. With pipe runnrg through a wooden part
tion wall next the stairs The fre caused by
defect IN this pipe 1t smou,deced for long time and
upon the alarm being given thu companies succseded
in coDDiDg IL TO The stock Is nearly all dos
tIoyed. and the house good deal damaged by water.
The loss in sook and dam,ge to building IL estmssd NJ
from 81 COO 10 81 200 Both were insured II the frs
bed prevailed through the building 1t would have besn
very alarmirg large quaint ty OF varnish ana
pntpe stored In 1t. Caoa,n Snodgrass with large
number OF police officers attsn led
The EASTERN DIspESsARy Tho following Il the report
for the month OF November Of the above Institution
Patients attended at Office AT their DeeHiags.
Males. ................ 800 Males. Oh
Females. 655 Females, ............ 12S
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VUUirlM IRVING h CO., AUCrIONEERs WILL
w stil At suction, on Thnrsdsy aud Friday, Doosmber
NH ars 10Th At t0k o'clock at the Gales Pine
street. alsbsssr statues and sroup. v.rn, caaovs
yoIow 81 eenna seats, Brrdiglio sl.haser ~; Hshs
nsn Erusosn Gothic Grecnn aad osher ysseG taxsss
oard rNrcvera temples can3stse Mosaic ooatro
cables piated Paran ware, freFeh chin oapier
snashe kdt as broY ses, &N Ihev -xhiNiloa
PuvehnNs r. cav have tfe e. ogsl ~ th prcJtse3
De AltsAu.A n The la~i.- J. ....sA,a.l- s:.sssssa
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Snow Storms Ia Nova Scotia.

Bo1oN, Dec S 1853
By the Halifax papers, notice that heavy falls of
have taken place there aud In parts of the
province SO violent the storm the 2ith ultimo
that the tesgrap ph line between Amherst sad Sackvle
distance of only nine milss broken sixty places
Snow has fallen to the depth Of four feet on level in
Pictou, seriously rotsrding the mails
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Sr JouN, N. ID. Dec. 8-i2 2. H.
We have no intelligence of the steamer Niagara having
reached Halifax The line has been do between Sack
vile n b., and An.hurst, N s., but an express has bcrn
In readiness to convey the to sacsylo 30 that no
great delay could have arisen On account OF this break
despatch just received from sackvle says there is no
prospect Of the steamer tc-nisht
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Sailing Of the America for liverpool.

BosTcr, Dec. 7 1859
The royal mail steamship America sailed al to-
day with fifty passengers for Liverpool six for
Halifax She takes out $3s coo in American gold
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DAoUERREOrY PRS

CECENT NTDAGFuERE01YPE RESa &Cn2 WORKS
80 of art as'o ish all Phil eeph and xperimenters
r m all par of the un visit the rooms fr tstures
ard curl city. 70 them 1, c-ed,lo Dssn-rro
oITtscan ~ tnsdc r. p ard h. hiNer frsuh
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Another Fatal Rai,road Accident.

PmLaDgLPHtA, Dec 3, 1907.
man named Woods killed last night ths
Morristown railroad. near Oonehobocken His body
found tho track this morning and he is supposed to
have lying the road when the accident happened