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~ The Sons of Temperance in Massachusssn
mum her about G4f)OO0 - q -.

E The Sons of Temperance in Massachusssa.
number about $4,000. = s. &
u Susanna Huzzey is now living at Tcw.-
SEND, W lu3 years OF age Shedraws pension e
nnety-six dollars per anntrn.
WoMAN-An exchange paper eays that her ne
ural placeis between angels and boomers. wifhooe
wings and without pantaloons.
E considerable number of French mech.u,
les have lately arrived in New York, and are aux-
ious to lind employment at their trades. Anannr
them are Iallors cooks, confectioners, carpenteu,
coopers, silk weavers, bakers, shirt makers, Sc
A beetroot sugary has been established in L, :
don. 1t is stated that the Irish beet root Is the be-
which can be found fer the purpose OF exuactioa
Fifteen tons of beet viii yied Ton OF sugar and =
the consumption of Ireland is calculated at 500oo'
tons annually i follows that 756 0tons Of the ro
win be required for this purpose.
Brownlow, the sRev." and eccentric editor Il
the Knoxville Tennessee, Viii rather strusst
ly, that hs Ia an humble member Of the party ani !
viii support, in good faith either Fillmore or Wei
ster, but VIII never support Scott directly or indk
all the whig conventions between hell and heaven
and between this and November next.
LOVE AND FoLLY.--A man go years Of -
has been committed to jail al ST. Louis e
threatening 10 kill girl fI9, because she =.
fused TO marry him, after he had made her -
snug little present Of $4,000. II was EaaIw.
provoking.
A LARGE BUsIEEsss--A commission hos
at New Orleans, on the 5tfl inst, sold T. -
600 pounds bulk pork; ! 100 barrels Of lard. -
some 10 600 bushels Of wheat, the aeessenm
value Of which was nearly one huadred -
thirty thousand dollars.
r.... T....., ~. ..--- h.e..- 81 -
IN p:a...'.. X n. OF o:s - e, c,rr
~ a.S =. T.s...:.s ~ Tamrs.: = w ~ u..rr a -
80. sas s.ap,ss;. ~. q \; ~. ~ s
,.;s,. ~ 80 - -
sor;nc ,erv genersi. Themrschsnss go S..1-i..
offhs a;scr;mins,;ons .nads sea;nst ~ -
and s of he partial;sy shown 10 Msisnsor6e ~
60. shss IS ;n s.,s .,sisey = :, n ~
- r. sh;s sha sssds II T.mo;ea' ~ cas.s..,
= yn,,rh ;n;nred.
------ ~ ~ =
UETox Counsr, Lore IsIAsns-The h s.
s,,;,;s 81 M ,1,;mes ..vs. ss
s.a.,.. 90. -.
~ =. -. 70 !, Ia..ss.a - 1sx.
-. -.... ~ :s.s.s.. =. - y ~
kl1a. kps.:lI ss e. e..aI so...i. H.
ses are in fraioing a. ths Neuh This 6psises
Boston. Providence, Buffalo. Chicago. -
ireai, hocnesier, Albany, rnlaselpnia, ~
nsis dezsn oanef e'I:ss, :s g III e sspsssssee
on LoaE lslsud - April and asy y SONS -
g.. p,n, c,,, : y. -. . p.,-c, p.-..
- 80 s.,;ss o.sss;oa IN .lsa 800 sa-...s ~
ssieption. I.appss,ss that .As psspls = Bssls.
10 their carnival iroilcs, xhln,sed stiii .ee
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NEW MUsIC.-lust received By HARRoLD

NEW MUSIC.-Just received by HAROLD
Y a. MURRAY, Broad street,
Willie, my Brave song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt 25c
I've Home in the Valley, song by s. Clover
25c
The Forest Burial Poetry by Dyer CSC
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, very pretty0 s. c. F..
csc
Wait for Wagon. (20th suuply) Knawf-25c
Dreams of the Heart, by Linley-25c
Peasant Girls Waltzes by DAlbert-50c
Virginia Goriitza, Doth supply) by Dollinger-
3sc
Students Polka, by Hewitt-25c
Buds and Blossoms, (sacred n1elodies) by Grobe
$50
Melodies of the People, (new variations on old
tunes) by Charles Grobe-3Sc
New Music received weekly. fe 26
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Aa~- INKS. BLANK having received kg6x6
her Spring supply of Fashiena BILE
Millinery, respectfully solicirs aYES
~ call from her friends and the public-sssss
generally. Her rooms are over Beers Il Poindex-
ters and two doors below Mitchell 4 T,lers, hain
street sp t2--fm
FyyO THE LADIES.-MRs. JOSEPH STEB-
i BINS opens to day beautiful assOrtment Of
Model Dress Patterns, embracing every variety Of
the season. Great care has been taken TO select
the latest Parisan styles of Vest Waists, and Jack
cts; also, kantias OF every description. Dresses
and Mautilas made 70 order. in styIe which can
NOT fail to give entire satisfaction TO the customer
Call and examine, over Charles Hartwel e. Cos,
lOI broad street ap l4-6t )
CTILL THEY COME.-We ere slilI receiv
~ ing all fyies of Costs Pants and Vests adapted
both 20 business and dress, to which we would il.
yite the attention of ell In want and win endeavor
to give satisfaction 10 price, style and 6t
HENRY sHAFER Co.,
sp Is No l03 Mais ssrpet corner 18th.
EIETF DOLLAKs KEMAkD.-Lost,
l. yesterday morning, 0n Broad street. besweAn
lst and 5th sire t. aansll leather Poekcs Book,
containing between o96O and $500, four 90 notes,
the remainder iu SO notes, and sun1ry papers, 81
no value 70 any person bur The owner. The 6ndo,
VIII receive the above reward ~ leaving it q ~
Office. ap 1o-a
p KOWN,s GOLD RkNo.--l hey are adnif
" ted 20 be the beat md moet elastic II uSe. WI
have them Y gold q elxsr sssss; end 90 aing1
sp 10 Eeele EqR2fe.
NENICOTl6KD g110KlN6 I07l1{376
" This Tobsceo, ~ eecounf q ~ voxY 6I16oen
aroma and freedom ffoEn ppisooope m 5l66,
eeominf deseyyedly popu1az, 19ll
arN o. 4. IN a
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KlcHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL IT. 1852
LIST OF LETTERs

Remainfng In the Richmond Post Once
ON the 18th April, 1852.
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A LARGE BUsIEEss.--A commission houar.
'at New Orleans, on the 5tll inst, sold -
600 pounds bulk pork; L. 90 barrels Of lard, eu1
some 10, 600 bushels Of wheaf, the sgessene
value Of which was nearly one husdred ~
thirty thousand doIIays.
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AFFIDAVIT Aax1ST kossu1n. - ~ -.
son (Ali.i Stsr says HIST vA1le kee1etp 80 i
that city uu.a visi1 q 0oysroor keeee
sineuished cili1ea of g. (einl.g eo1rix
a. alIidasi( ageiuf hins eens1 "a ,. !.
violAsjon of lh6 oeolln1tly ~ = 49,. ...
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New Music received weekly. fe26
nIssULUTION OF PAKrNEKsHIP.-
IL The firms of GAY. MATHEWS a. CO., of Rich
mond, and of MATHEWS, GAY & CO., of Lewis.
burg. are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas Mathews and Samuel A. Glover are author.
lied to settle up, and collect the assets and dis
charge the liabilities of Gay, Mathews & Co; and
Mason Mathews is authorized to settle up and col.
ect the assets of Mathews, Gay Il Co, and dis
charge their liabilities.
C. s. GAY,
MASON MATHEWS,
April lst, 1852. THOMAS MATHEWSl
PARKER. BAYLY & NIMMO, Job.
bers and Retail Dealers In Foreign
and Domestic staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, No. l43 Eagle Square. Richmond,
Virginia Respectfully call your attention to their
extensive assortment OF new and desirable Goods,
which they offer to merchants, and city and coun
try retail buyers on as good terms as they can be
had here elsewhere.
Mr. CHARLES S. GAY, formerly of the firm of
Messrs Gay, Mathews g. Co., of this city, viii
sist in the purchase and sale of their Goods
The undersigned. since the termination of the bu.
siness Of Gay, Mathews e. Co., has made an ar
rangernent with Messrs. Parker, Bayly & Nimmo,
and may be found at their establishment, where he
will be happy to meet with his old customers and
friends. They may also rely upon the prompt and
faithful execution Of all memorandum and ORDERS
entrusted to him.
ant-ts CHARLES s. GAY
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Ia A sHIONs OR, LIFE IN NhW YORK:
l. Comedy in FIVE acts, by Anna Cora Mowatt
authoress of Armand, &c-25 cts
"How'er il be il seems to me
IT'S only noble to be good i
Kind hearts are more than coronets,
And simple faith than Norman blood"
Hearts Unveiled, or, ] Knew You Would Like
Him, by Sarah Emery Saymore-50 cts
Home Narratives, or Stories from Household
Words, by Charles Dickens-25 cts
The Abbey of Innismoyle, by Grace Kennedy, an.
thoress of Dunalan-25 cts
North British Review, No 80, February 1852
Received and for sale by
an ID GEO M WEST e. RPO
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call from her friends and the public
generally. Her rooms are over beers 4 Poindex
ters, and two doors below Mitchell 4 T., lers, hair
street sp12--fm
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DART LIST ELEMENTS OF CHEMIS-
Il TRY-By Thomas Graham F. &. s., Prot. of
Chemistry in University College, London, etc. Sec
ond American. from entirely revised and gre atty
enlarged English edi iion-wth numerous illustra.
tions-edited with notes by Robt Budges. NJ D.
Essays on Life, Sleep Death. etc, by Saml Hen
ry Dickson, N. D., Prof of Institutes and practice
of Medicine in the Medical College of the State
of South Carolina. A. MORRIS
ap l3 Late Drinker & Morris, 81 Main st
AW BOOKS practical treatise ON the
L Law uf Covenants for Title, by. William Henry
Rawle
New edition of Sugdef on Vendors and Pur-
chasers of Estates, 2vols
The Law OF Pleading and Evidence, by John S
Saunders, new edition A. NORRIS,
Late Drinker g. Morris, 81 Main street.
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Cleared.

jay s-s,eas. - Fr.s0li. sheral Astoria 8. Les.'
po-th san Jran Gel 60, tarts Fnncrs Lol a. NJo a.
rama. G-ot- N@b--r -r sha-s org Den craca
issrd Roo Re- %. Couruy Per- t-slss'f-- 1neyt-s.
.sLts F0u-~r Carlisle n fs- F-h, s.nfa Crlt
shuos Mary Bgsset:. CAnsrsa, Ssocktsa
ssrsr- Ntr.fu so Vsr-rai.o schrs Dos Arr
to IT. I-tnsir- I.hfii J-hs uniaP, sis ssn P-irn
jar --Brs Enu. Pr-.0a. Mccoy. Anrai .chrs fsrr ~
Mega s4cr-a.-io. sos vsus, Ball So ion J NAa D
~, t-s.,p- s,,r Hound. Rein wh,-ro,; sh-a. 81
wis.u. C..o. vc-roy. sarrca 90 .cnr-. Emperor,
Xtsr s.. ramsIo. Orto4u. Gao. Sco,ts5urs. Oregon
Jgy 1l-shg P;onac, GoEe, PuEei. sound hsss A. h-M
-I---os sh,rs.- G1rar- LHcas Horg kolG fchr Sa.ti
Milan siocr ho.-uth, Hsyr-- sscr'He1'o
Jsy sea Bd. hs-r san Diego ship Conrer g.
rIal- IN p-B~44 Ca tiS usrs pss-o' NoftnlHo~r
lad Bf H-tsoa. FaEaas3' srs xaH;' s " lie s'e"ar''
ip'y i3-shp- Syuph H., Sa',sa.i Aro,sui. >ot',
Foo. KOns 6.f.- N-s Nofi. b.. Porr snd o. T. hear-tt,
fD-t.hl EHas. B4;ayia Sgd. Dr. - Cana-l s,in-y.
Juy .4stfs p taH WOE szEagos b,is Pfiucess ROYAL
Wynn. Nspsr,iso sch-s PAGE, May Pata harnson
s-e-r.on Por's- k-rfct Co., sur9rse, PAGE
starstoa .ooy iihtg ksns. Ed-n So
JaJ Ship se 3. A. 6sfln~ Sanshas bsrs Conehs
fDu.ck olI1s SouataJa sllrs May W Lester S4cE-nto
s,rJ Hari ~ onnett Tahiti socss Mount Vernon Nlsion
SfocktoH ;Rhof- ls-rd, C-u
Joy BAN Lord Western. Brl Philip Hong .chr,
Esse Barsi0v sorsm.His Art. MsI) Randall. Gu.ysn.,
July rSip Ba.oa RslfeN. b. Conan Ports Facdc
tark Fsih-r Pane, Cofra. Gusysqnfl
July es-ar.-r Cafers " hrs. S-rcis shP ka- h,ys',
bus r Lunt. Dss.- Columbia RIVER -chr. y-na. h-V
Nara4ori MaEatan CapAJ. Dnscou. o Colorado Falmouth
Charls soops Neal Beae Barnard Mary
Bufo~f. Cameron, stocs;on
Oregon Pearson Psrsra; scrr Am G. Doyle,
Bfs~ Sacramento .loop Sycamore, sns~. sto .toa
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The STORM or SATURDAY.-The storm
which lasted here but few hours, appears from our
Eastern exchanges, continued throughout Sunday, In
that quarter TAe Boston Journal Of yesterday says
The severe rain $50 IN which comm nced on sa,ar
Day evening mas Continued 10 % the present writing
win but hte cessation IL raned ne ariy all day yea
terday as tasd rs a. any ime since the commencement
OF The Storm, aud last evening there were 10 signs Of
clearing up the quantity OF water which has fallen
has been immense Ii Ia all needed however. and IN,
earth VII E"w pun co her tall roocs in all their beauty
III al the towns la the suburbs the e-cs Of tne storm
hs.e been eit severely
Much Damage was done 70 the fru.I and the crop, Ia
the neighborhOOd OF Boston
I1e steamer Ea,tsrs City, which sailed for Eastport
Pot back on account Of the severity Of the storm and
the heavy sea IN the bay
At Ne~ouTyport, the quao,,y Of rain which fell from
SATURDAY night y hordsy morning. al ave clock, was
inches ara t5O0,as
lie Bangor papers state that cry heavy three
dsys rain cane TO ia conclusion On Saturday after
noon. large quantity Of rain fell, which was much
ntecCo.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.
s..s0O,OOO IN GOLD.
FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The u. s. Mail steamship ohio' heh'y
X n.,.,n,yt y 6 Navy. Comn,snder, arrived on Tues
DIV =, ccloci from Aspiows, via hsnss'oo 'aua"''
The Ohio brings three hundred passen-
ar, ,se California III ais, tw, millions and thirty thou'
"a s,r. on freight and FIVE hundred thousand In the
hands Of passengers
She left Aspinwsll on the evening of
xse lsh and Kingston the morning of the 2ash The
health 81 Aspinwsn much better than 1t had been
kr ,sus ,c previous Very little fever aud cholera
an The l.ihmus.
The passengers report that the Golden
Cate on her trip up with the ish Regiment Of Infantry
had Ice, many Of the soldiers from cholera The small
rox bad very much sbs,ed a, Kingston, but was sll
prevae In dieren, parts of the Island. There had
been several severe shooks Of earthquake through
cst the lssnd.
When two hours ont from Kingston,
the ohio wts boarded by boat from the r. NJ. steam
racket Psrans. She had broken Of her cylinders,
and was several days behind her tine. On the 2on'
nsA.N, on wet end Of St Domingo, passed the
steamer Sicrrs Nevada
Among the passengers by the Ohio is
Commosore Slost and the Naval Commission which was
sent 70 California TO select site for Navy Yard The
passengers are generally healthy.
Died, at Aspinwall, on the 10Th, +. G.
PICK. of Taunton, Mass JAMES B. GORDON, (dreman)
Our thanks are rendered to Geo. K. Fair
child. Esq, Purser Of the Ohio, and to Adams Co.
and we,ls, Fargo Co, Express Companies, for prompt
ard valuable favors.
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The LAKE ERIE AccIDENr-VERpIc1

The LAKE ERIE ACCIDENT-VERDIcT
or TIE CoEoNERS JuRY-Tbe Coroner of Erie SUN.
moned jury to hold an Iuques. the body of un
known girl about ten years of age, which brought
in By the propeller ogdensbuTg and after the examn
alton of number Of witnesses, the following erdict
was rendered
The jurors lind tina, DeGrsss McNet, the frst mate
OF the propeller Ogcensburg, wssthen duty, and
on deck. That the night was calm and clear Tnst
from his evidence NJ me lights Of the Atlantic
when she vss from three 10 four mites OF and until the
collision thai be saw the Two boa.s approach each
other, ye. gave no order 10 the wheesmAn until within
three or four zoos of the Atlantic That by bis own
evidence be hsd directed the vhcesman short time
sooner, the collision would have been avoided but ne
did not because be believed the Ogdensburg In her
proper course, snd the Atlantic was NOT, Without de.
tcrmDing whther there careesness or not on the
part Of those on duty the AtlaRtc tho Jury would
DOT faithfully discharge their duty, did they and De-
GTSs hcNeu the hrst mate ct the Ogdensburg guilty
Of gross creleOness and wicked disregard of human
lie. The juror aforesaid ind hat the deceased cams
to Der death by means Of such carelsssne""
hcNett had not been arrested at latest accounts
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DREADFUL MoArALrrY.-Cspt ClarI

DREADFUL MORTALITY.-Capt. Clark,
Of bark Lawrence Of Salem, which arrived a. Boa
on .. Saturday al states taat The brig sarsh ofPros
peet, Die, L. s Griffin master, arrived A. surinan ON
NE @-th ut from DemsraEa, the Captain both mates
snc one mar tick With the yeuo fever hsyng 6esn At
lacked "a the passage up, and l5e oh me whole
Tour olsd within snort time OF each over and were
buried u me quarantine ground Ga the it ,nst there
was or ons man alex, and be recovering Their.
we're several passengers board anoug whom vsre
ihree isoes one IN very delicate situation IL was OK.
pected tnat the vest. would be reieved f,or n.rso.
nre shorty, when probably the l. s Consul would t,ke
charse her u viii he grstfy % he friends Of tae
oeeTs'eo b learn thar everything was dome By he A.
them comfortable ~
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Sailed.

July TO- D. Slap M0lsooH, or China; steamship S. L-wis
Btsr sur ch;. SOPHIA r S4a DIEGO aad aief
y ports.
July s-s~s-r W,sirson. Cur1- i,r Cr1z sai Non
terv sl9 Os-uoSs B-n-,ls bns- Independents, Per
s.Llr-. ,'..,:iaa. EmInA Preston, Nsoy, A-ora.
.-'- p. Cl.r-r Ell 10 silsh,ltt. BeAm. Whamo1a.
ry -, Br- san u tug Eagls. oregon; sLr
Sareh i.aslris SEES Gnu.
Jpis ss-Rns iuiuusc. lor fusets sound.
JuJ st-Eaf Heurstta tBal BATAVIA; 6unare. HonskoBs
brs rlslt. Br para ans BIZ aad scAo' Hef
JuyX-shp. Arorar,. No,' horE Koas; Sea NymPh, Hie
Shroshs- bark Nr~ worst G Oregon sehr. Page, hayaan
Ista.
J.yc-Hf. .ip yo-roy. f Hons Hous Fr. ship Courier =
le. Ds Bealv-sg Calcutta bar. O~A- Biz. PERI 5ri AanA
ks7atsu sro Gusvsma.
Juy .schr tosloi- i.t- saaa Crrr osk Dean ~,
Ofrson
J7 Ship Potassium. tPn...l Wolf Tor Singapore: bsh
Sleei tBr Cawc , sJtls- Hclol.l. 5ns Gfe Aa. Eoit
tor oregon, srir Gen Morgan. ior -tl', Cruz.
Juy s'-Fnsfr Th-t', BY hrug-r, -, s'"ine' Ohio,
H- Deco; shp Gsrdr-r snsashsri ps Come
Ia. Duicai Roeis Sr.ryai h4rss Ella f5.0r- t. syaqu
Pntoess Royal b. VIVA Va. s.so 'o,r Falmouth 81,
s.-'9 CIR.
I-, -ll-Dnici s,h Ca-a-Is.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER t. 1852

per cent snops the officers laid their eones IN tnis
place This We rejoice and Only sliade 10 & 10 mos
tsm proper care and Stteaton wosld have insured :
much smaller BIN Of mortality smoas the common 500
diers The survivors and their officers are nov On
their way 10 Benicis, Csl.torpia, where We ininx
court marital should be c'uveoed At orce 70 ny ,e
ossceIs sbos enAmed for their direictiOn OF duty.
MYSTERIOUS DIstPPEARANCE.-Mr POr-
tee Of the hrn of Portes, Lossa Co. lefs this city
some thee months since TOstS for NeT.l ork Win
several thoussnr dollars IN be possession. he arrived
81 Navy Psv here he had with him ais trunk and the
vrI;ps tesk In which we're bis faads From that time
thing hss been seen or heard from him Fears are
entertained that &c hes met with some foul play
u NIL
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WEST INDIES.

We have files of Kingston jam papers
to Aus. % They contain nothing of insere" to our
readers.
Another revere shocS Of earthquake vas experienced
in Kingston and in spanish Town st about quarter
before o'clock on Saturday morning the sIst ms
shock wa. OF very long duration and the clock al tne
United Presbyterian Church In the city was stopped
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Memoranda.

re- steamer 1 Lea San DECO July laAn oubr~,. OF the
irtErs flmcrei ts o h Desert. Les s4- feio JAY -
tn 2o tr Ff,ort 90 st tsy DIX s1faL NcFal1i 4
Ts,o Acaru c.--. 'o' san frar-co
Quo ps-.-ug~r chr Rev I'D
tlr ~ piral Le Sa..a B.rhae -t.t-I-f pprt, uars
susca taE lcsu ~ IT, Faeflue, sI'n OF Non
ferry Damaged al Ter ant iet perfect
rrt under -.ts lr .oghia clrei away up
nast. O. reiW Conception.
Per S.,. .s.-ieG 81 .4l.~. bari Iou.sn.. San.buf,
kcrs ior tbs .ot ~ Pouland,. tark Mn4ors Staple dp
Fo~tatan ara brig Cyccrs Co. Arvei Astors JIy ~
brig Itqun-. Wr-u; l,'h. hst h,y Melville Bs-ey, lSth
hs Susan AnF 1s snd -elc Asth-~ Nsssr boS-n n"nc-
.l,y 20 ban CoamI. River. -mp Greet
Br14. C.du FL. bark John Adam Kemp haE N.nIsi, Bead
hrs slt lscerlei CROSSED 40
tar bound in. Be- e. Iurns Ua
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POWDER MILL EXPLosIoy.-We learn
rom B.npington, VI, through NORTH & Co.'S Express
ina, INA. About o'clock Saturday, m oruinz the Powder
nls IN mat place, belonging 10 Larkiu, Esa, OK
pcoec HEh terrible erssh, tearing them entirely 10
The buildings that were destroyed consisted Of the Ksr
neing ara Pulyerizng Mills, containing about 80 kegs
OF powder and valuable machinery which Is a dead
Cs a. ioeTe was De Insurance This 10 the fifth time
s 1 NH nave been destroyed, within teE years
The cause, il Is supposed was friction of the machns
~ az the mills run during the night. No one hurt
Bostoz Trayeiler
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List of Passengers.

Ms De4sl6o, K. Foster, c. FLeidenSerg, Bic Hart A..
ToSio f. G. Boone J. Ous, Z. n. Lsrnsn, ST. MeFeely,
L. A; Judge Pratt A Shaw, MIS- Gore. jude. Bdsus,
Guinu j. slsrs C. w. Taylor C. v Sanger, d. 5 Lords
L. Murray, T. B. Merrill J. T Moore, eason, Clark,
Frazer 4 j. Mennsn, d. Grote, lady and children Nc
Pen6sls.t Mr. Mccall, Mr. BrsttsU, McEloy Mad Mar
Jackson, Lieut.. Ammon, Z. S.A Mrs Jones children
and servant Mrs Cbsga4 elddfen, Con. d. sos )
Capt Ogden U 5. N Lieut. Sanger u. S. n, Lieut. s. +.
Blunt Mr Buckler Miss Hal, 6 Eurnes- Z. Dellsssir
MI. Holroy Miss Haywood, Miss Porter o. Sylvester,
G. Chse j. 6. Castle Miss Hall, J. q. Heschmsu, A.
Heichner lazy sud child G. c. Watkins w A. Walker G.
s Bell. G. d. Gibbs Geo & Nichols, N. Co5e, Adams
Co.'S Express Mr. Stevens Wells Co.'S Express, Nc Ar
thur Ms Agent Mr. Berry, Berord Cos Express, SO in
second cabin snd l76 in steersge.
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u A r,

n A correspondent Of The Boston IT.
s says there are at e.s, 400 dwelling houses 10 Boston
which are appraised at above 10000. There are sew
erA ., $4,000 and upward, and ore house, With tns
ard connected VITA h. 10 taxed for upward Of 10000
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BirIl,,

June H. board the ship VALPARAISO the pssssEe from
Panan. to San FraLcsco the ssy Of James Losas Of
daughter.
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and the chief departed making gns ttsi be should re-
turn 9TH his tribe srnl-d sufurcs th-ir purPs-
Upon iris the f-rry-ar ts,ipg n--ae,s sis-rn Crossed
Ire rivsr ard re,ressLta1. witt sl:tasis s1'eif',
uisb:s his great pert 10 al e-oAnDneui OF Amsdc4Ss
who ofg-piz-i Ia -rrfed spd cfc-r-d e'np>ny 4o,
~ .cesc.d % IRE r.-csers IRE Trey Jurt tas c,et
arc h's people who. upon tee aDpros-a i osri OK
srm. n,4b. sprNBs Gr tbeir boss. sod u ~ss a1oa
this ho.te Decentralization th-t the valiant white fn-n
po.red c,chs-se Of frrrr-rs, vn,: C'i-f srd
rcur ded tcreral Tae remainder tse % TIE HIS.
Comment on ihis 5srJsrOgS Outrage EOGii Be u oTn
away r inl-.-.i5i- L, reason sth mn capable OF
su-h bruts ou-rsg-s Il il only 81 mat .roig
rIi.ary ;crco viii ce stlroaet rea- A.ogs River =
check no 50 ,ae pFOoensrfs OF the s4Tss8 lafi
sns 10 commit sud oA-n.e % prevent ,ns de-
trdy cuusges hnmsni,y ss1 k-ee n rsItrslr. TIE
brutal p.Esiors Of 4 csts Ct Ta-i-n'y xsi;e -as--
fAi;a Ca, JAY 70
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Married,

Atta. rerseree Of xr wsnon. HIs1y vslsy on the
1915 JAY NJ Berry Of B0s.oa City 70 Anne 10 relic
ofihe Fa-G-aarso. oE--sT.y ,: Ssesdsea. 3.
On Thas rsy evsIirE JAY IS Mr. Law p PeSk and Ma
Prl.ciIL T!cneLcT a. ~ san Fra1cis-s
l4th r,- M Z. N2LhlssI. Of SAcTaIsnto. late or
Albany, y Y. Mss Sarah Harmed, OF SscsneSto, lac
ofNew-York City.
In s.cranerto TIE pa ult 81 J. C. Cox 70 Mss 10
rrds Crun, al OF ia: city
On re l6,6 Of JzlJ, b P Msltir Dr. r gaasin saa
Mrs Carpenter 81 O. P!Gcervile.
on PTlssy morning. July NJ .. s. X Buick ard Ma
Jarst Brown. al CT Saa Pisue:sco
On the I7th Juiy, Mr.. Geo. 7. Bossn 70 His Joanna
Lyons. all OF San tTz1csco
At New Diego. Sunday July H. b Ju'gs J. Jud-
Ass Hr samuel s Reeves . Mis- LYDIA Cen'nsoa.
This IS the first marriage Of Ana iOll nazed Ia
New San Dn 20.
n Dess.st June H. By Bishop Nathaniel " Jenes Mr..
GeoIEe BOYD 10 Mis- Ellen BALDWIN.
In Deseret June = b EGsI " 4 Fs!t, Nj c AAEles "
Smith 70 Miss Era Needham-
In Oestrei re - By Elder rhoulss Jeremy xr. Tao
Daniels Of city Miss Mary Dams Il The Wesa
settlement, west Of JORDAN
In Jackson JslT ~. by Wa Mcdowell, Esq, Mr. Simon
Marques 70 Mrs. Csthsrns Cecile SazAr.
same time and place Mr. Alex f. &estaDsAT 70 MrI X 'e
Porer.