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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

On Friday, November 10, EMMA, daughter Of Henry
Wstfon. Jr. eyed years. months and 10 days.
funeral this afternoon at half past O'Clock from
No. 140 Norfolk street
On Friday, November 10 In the 9th year Of her age
AMELIA. wife Of Frederick Stertefeldt
The friends and scquaintances Of the family and
those OF her mother Mrs. VAIL also, the members Of
the Scion Lodge, / Of o. f., requested to at
tend her funeral to afternoon, at half past
o'clock from her late residence, No. <0l Pearl street.
corner Of Vsndewater street
On Thursday. November Is, JAMES TRACEY.
The friends Of the family also the ourneymen horse
sboers are iuvited to attend his funeral to a
ternoon at two o'clock om his late residence No. 430
Fourth avenue.
On Friday, November TO- Mrs JANE THOMPSON ms
tive Of Scotland OF quincy throat aged
81 years.
Her friends and acquaintance also the members Of
the Second Relief Presby Church. invited to
tend her funeral this morning ut ten O'Clock
late residence, No. "a West Twenty. fourth street.
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Died.


On Thursday morning November IS, Mrs. M.selsrr
ELIZABETH, wife OF Henry Kimber aged AZ years
The friends and relatives of the family invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon o'clock from
No SO First street Her remains will be taken Green
wood
On Monday, November ID, after few days illness,
RoBERT BARToS. printer native Of London
On Friday evening November 10 at O'Clock ct the
residence Of her son, No 81 Canal street Mrs CArHA
JOHNSON relict Of the late VIM Johnson of Staten
leland in the 72pd year Of her age
Notice Of the funeral will be given In the evening
papers.
On Friday November 10, Of scarlet fever. TaEoDosA
MARY. the beloved and only child Of John and Mary
Ann Tom, aged years, months and % days.
The friends and scquaintsbces OF the family
spectfully invited to attend her funeral to az
rnoon at o'clock, from the residence Of her pa
rents. No Al Columbia street Her remains will be Ia
ken to Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment
At bis residence, Bloomngdnnbe Friday, November
10, JOHN Low In the S5th year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF
his In law, Anthony b. Mcdonald requested to
attend the funeral without further invitation at st.
Thomas Church, to morrow afternoon, at two o'clock
precisely.
CArHARrrE, infant daughter OF VIM. G. and Margaret
s, Thompson, aged months and 20 days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this morning at eleven o'clock at
hA late residence 81 Hester street Her remains will
be taken TO Flushing for interment
On Thursday morning, November IL, MARY wife OF
Janiee II. White aged 81 years
The friends and ecquaiDtances OF the family, and
those Of her in-law John FIELD and Henry Matte
pfctfly invited 70 attend her fuReral this
mcinrg 8 tsn n'f'cck fow htf ls'e residence No. "
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Stock Saica.


PHItaprLsHrs, Noy I9-tReportsd by Keen Taylor
First Bodrd-Sl 100 Penney vnna SIS cer.s, b5 95 900
d. ss1 l99 Reading RairGad Convertible Mortgage So
Canal CouEon6s ~ 927 Lchigh 6s e6 50 u do, 961S
2!to schuykill Navigation Aoria 6 ~ 2certs go 1000
Long Island Railroad or, b5 S5; 5000 do 5wn S5 800
e. S515 $40 schuykll Navigation 6s So 81 100 ,hs
Long Island Railroad ny; $50 do cash. 20 50 b. 20;
0 2s; 800 do 10, 2 80 do So 207s 600 do, in 10 j,
2sS $50 do. in lots t5wp, 2 Beaver Meadow Railroad
2s 2o DO b. 25 70 DO in lots 2ss; 90 do b. 2 100
susguehanrah Canal b. lS7s 20 SchuykiIl Naygation
100 Reading railroad S. 50 48 Bank Of Peansylvaaia In
lots 1854 u do, s5wn, ll9 Mechanics Bank, in lots,
3lsG; Commercial Bank, G6k. Begcen Boards-S 600
Reading abroad Mortgage 49, Oik 5000 Long Island
Railroad 6s s5wn S5s 100 shares Meadow Railroad
bSwn 26 100 Uni Canal cash 500 Ions island Rail-
road In lots ss 200 do b. 2p 50do, 3D. 23s 400 do 20
seodo g4 Second ID Bsard-si 2lo Psnn.ylyaua 5s b5
Navigation 6s 81 81 $50 do. 81 300 Wilmington Railroad
6s a9s; LOCO Reading Railroad Ga 10 OIL 1000 Lehigh
S. E 100 shnres Morris Canal I'd III so Beaver Meadow
Railroad b. 26 IS Schuy I'D, Navigaior, 1876 II schuy-
kill Navigation Preferred, 2 100 Long Island Railroad
s5wn 2oal go do 2o9ai 3Famers and Mechanics Baak
7lM; So ommeroial Bank 6G Bank Of Kentucky. 1l01
Atter Board,% shares Morris Canal Preferred, 81 200
lorg Island Railroad 2; COO DO e0; 100 do b5 2D 500
do b 2 100 do 3D. I'll 100 Schuykll Navigation Prafer
red 2 100 Beaver Meadow Railroad ia; 200 do b. %
Market steady.
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On Wednesday evening November IL by the Rev J. 8.
Foster MIR DEWITT 9. CLARKE to Miss JuLA H. Sr JOHN
eldest daughter Of Capt Frazee Durham all of this city
On Wednesday November IL, at the Brick Church by
the Rev. Dr. Spring HAMPpES FIELD to JANE, daugh-
ter Of Che late Peter Bonnet, Of this city
On wednesday November IL. at Christ Church by the
Rev. G. H. Halsey, WILLIAM Il. TREApwELL to VIRGINIA
A. daughter OF Samuel Metler Esq, all OF this city
On "wednesday, November II, by the Rev NJ Blair
WILLIAM Coon Esq to Miss ELrzARErH second dsugh-
ter Of the Hon William DoDnell, Of the County Tyrone
Ireland
At Troy. n. Y on Wednesday, November II, by the
Rev. DR. Van Kleeck Major GEoReE II. THOMAS u s.
A. TO FRANCES daughter Of the late Warren Kellogg
On Monday morning November 8, at the Fourth Pres
byteran Church by the Rev John 9. Smith the Hon.
ALEXANDER @. Penn Of Louisiana, to Mrs ELIZABETH
ecorI of Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

lPER STEAMSHIP AsrAI
ANTWERP, Nov 3-Arr Cathnrine, Edwards NYorki New
York Pschet, Demere Havana. Sid 4th, Verge Marie
BRrsr. Oct so-Arr Republic. Sawyer, Mobile.
d. s Sai .
S.SoIds Ssy2 g,!1sln b, n,TTadse5n, for NYork.
ssa hs ss saS oa
Ludsrpg baltimore Masedo Christopher Galveston;
SnossTt5T oe, gasld Aths.le. Gay, Hayre.
csndassef aIsw:id, I.lsss sRS NysTl "''' -''A'
CuaHAyES, Nov Arr Nord Ameriha, Peters NYork.
DEAL S.ys.Arr Northqmberland, Lord, London fer n
ss Ienden Delhi T.yoi Tssauros tanS d for LonaonJ
.na Ss hv JSs 40 .nd os.s.
n.r.ha Tovns Boston England cusbOu; Maoedonia Pre-
n .'s'
EisIssaF g. asSid ksyin1, Pierce Boston tfrom $.
s1 Sssh San
via valparaiso Put in 9Th, Martha KiOckssther Bremen
GLASGOW, Nov Arr Avon, Masters Virginia. Sid
oR%vRsrSD, Nov t"cid Ellen, Goldsworshy. Nyork
sas
r,. sYo,s John Gutenberg NY'ri Sid
Hsvnr oct s-sid Venice Flsgg and Caroline Nesmish,
Nov A,r g Ns
SS.Ii::.:.. AZ: t, 3 SSiiadeSSis, is
Put back 9Th. Brewer. for NYori, leaky.
Arr Oh Nov e. Corea, from Chafletton.
CID cut Nov o. Fidea Dixon Hope, Weston and Censsi
tuition Brttor NYorh 3d. Lotus Watson, N0rleans An
drew Foster. Robertson NYorh 4th, Lord Maidstone,
white, Mobile; Plan tsgenet Price, N0rleans.
Entd fer ldg Nov Enterprise Davis and Antarctic,
Zerega NYork; City Of Manchester Flynn, Charleston
Lawrence Mopaster and st Andrew Arthur Montreal 3d.
Brooss soulc, Bostop New World, knight NYork; War
bier Westcott and Chatham Vinnos NOrleans kingston
Robinson and Defence MoMurthy 4th Western
World, Noses and North America, Dunbar NYorkj Chas
sprague, pike and Plymouth Rock Caldwell, Boston Rio
Grsnde, Ryan, Philadelphia.
cid Nov ? Iidelia Dixon, NYork Lotus, Weston, NOT.
eans 3d. Andrew Foster and Constitution, Brton new
Yorh; CT, scent City, Baston Noresnsi Bovine,
UsreirF. Calcutts. 49,,
Ads ~ otoee, Bert1v ~ Nyert lsth waterloo, Har-
49, II - ~ - so WIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

A RUNAWAY MATCH On Monday morning last,
q pair arrived in city and might have been seen
vending their way to the residence of OF minis
ters-one Of the pair verdant looking youth and the
Other lady Of whom could well ray, comparing her
to the intended groom what he did not know she could
leach him fr she old enough Alter much trouble
the yourg man bad found the place where get the
papers TO marry by and the twain bound in
the silken cords Of msrimonyr Soon afterwards they
appeared upon the street when the bride proceeded
hx the grooms collar concluded by giving hima buss
which highly delighted number Of boys who happened
TO be present In the afternoon saey
Baltimore street when the young mans father unex.
pectedly made his just arrived In
the cars-and collarng bis told him to leave that
gal and return home You too late father
answered the son, am married Eli what, mar
rd are take that and the youths heck received
the open band Of his father The old feo pulled and
tugged finally succeeded in separating his from the
bride and the two started down the street Arriving at
pump the old gentleman took drink of water aud
again collarDg bis he proceeded his way followed
by large crowd OF men and boys. Near the public
square he lectured his upon the sin Of running of
snd getting married against his consent and concluded
by Shaping his jaws when crowd interfered and sepa
rated them. The started in full up the street.
when the bride perceivDg him clappipg her hands with
JOY and running to meet him, they casped hands, and
started in galop and the last Of them they
going down the Baltimore pike followed by q crowd OF
little boys-CumJeriand Telegraph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

AsPrNwALL- Steamship United Stat.s-w SprAgue, "
Bryant Chas Bryant, Bryant two chile and
I've servsnts TrowbEidge, VIM Crawford, Gilman, "
Z Hh pg Mr. wallis Angus. Mr. Van Bruns, La.s
MS Foley, Mr. and Mrs snedgrsss, Nj Bcggs FArnham
ESeryin, sBrnerman, D Emmons, fall, II Par.
nscy and tvo children nes,od and wife whpps,
vert and brother Mr. and Peek Mrs Frsar Misc Wood
run Mrs Stanton and two children, II Higgins ana
Theler and two children Ratston, Rev MoCarty q
Bnchngham, spragne, Snder, Carey, Sulliysn
Mr. and Mrs White, Mr. and Mrs McCarty, Abrams Mrs.
koach Paul Boynton and wife David Boynton and wife
Mre Moore Elicit wife and two children Chas Il Ryasr
Ryder Mcdonald, Van Brunt, III Il Angus
rureer WIheld scott SHE'D Capt hiorrei Mesws IA.
ans 90 shhrps vito 'nt two chiiireu, W scott-and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

s i1s s:: ss:. :ss. e s. ss
delphis 9Th; WIN Pstten Hnstto for Boston S,h Poar
Star Loyett do llth Breosa soue do soon: Harvard
n Watson Gem Mitchell a .sy SS ssen ra aSn
do Sih Fidela for Charleston City sf
do l2h Triton do do soon Flora Mcdonald Baltimore
LorDor. Nov s-Arr surpriss. Ranlsts, Canton; Ian.
cashe. Btnhinsop, Quebec; 9Th, Victoria, Champion
In port Idg lth, Pyramid, Henderson for Norlssus
Enid out 3D. Forest Queen, Cooper, Boston.
Lucy, CARING. Quebec; Caroline, Arens, NYork-
CID I'd. Christina, Hammond, NyorS, 4th. Jas Ttcomb
Hill. Newport and Norlssns 9Th Planet Buckhan Hong
Adv southanptop. timber NYo,k; 18th, Cornelius Grin.
nell Fletcher Victoria Champion, and London Hebd. do
MARsELLE s, Oct SU-Ldg Reindeer, Lawrence, fer Nor
leans Stat Caesar schilling Savannah Eliza Ann Nuttng,
MALAGA, Oct 2-Sld Eleaners. Nickerson, NYorh.
MADEIRA Oct 9-Arr Naiad. Mar in. Baltimore land sid
NEWPORT Nov 2-Cld Stephen Glover. Thompson, Nor
oroRrc Oct 2cArr GuilferS. Leslie, HYork ss,h Ca
CDsssA Oct 2o-Arr Telegraph. Helm. Marseille,.
PLYMOUTH Nov 30f, Admiral, BliifeI from Hayre for
PsNARrn ROADS Nov Arr Rome, London
QuEEHsTowY: Nov 2-Arr Comm'rce Carten, Matanzas
TExEI.. Nov Arr Agnes schipg Baltimore.
Woo, Oct lS-Arr Seryandita Sola NOreansi 2lst Di
ogones, rick, do "a PInera de Catalina ltche do;
Agnes Withers, Savannah
AnRLew Nd lThe starboard side from the floor up of
built vessel OF about lg00 tons, has
shore about mile the norhward 1t has painted ports
white ribbon also the deck from the stern about the
stapc iors the sde painted light blue She had fore
castle deck The bulwars beneath which painted blue
and sharp forv ard. number Of holes OF about
two feet and one foot found cut in I'd deck.
CRoEsTADT, Oct 2G-This morning the gulf between this
snd st Petersburg appears to be covered With From
the Man Ct Wars Corner sea- the channels Free but all
along the coast there is ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

ACCUMULATIHG EVIDENCE IN THE NATIcK MUIR.
DIR CAEIn reference to the bloody shirt found In the
woods Of Naiek and supposed to belong to Casey the
alleged murderer Of Mr. and Mrs Taylor learn that
has been shown to the person who made It, and she
idonhes It as belonging to Casey by certain patches
which she put It Thus in this at first mysterious
murder case fact after fact to light and there
now far prospect that though the dying could
not speak out accommodating Giro INSTANCES will point
certainly 70 the guilty perpetrator Of of the fouest
murders ever known in Massachusetts Traveller
Nov. II.
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Te,egraphic Marine Reports.


Arrived-ships Independence Talcahuans; Timoleon,
Or esni bark Paris Pensacola; briggs Ottoman, Malaga;
Tuscan, Philadelphia.
Cleared-Bark Lenox Panama. briggs Ann Mary, Gbral.
tar Homer Matanzas
ST JoIrN, NIB, Nov IS
Arrved5tt brig Dove NYork; schr Lucinda do 10th,
Vulcan do 18th, BARK tna, alexandria, schr Richmond,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

THE NEXT MISTRESS OF THE NATIONAL MANSION.
The Buffalo Ce'nier ssys:-We heard young lady, the
other day, endorse " Mrs Pierce in the enthusi-
atic She occupied place in her Sabbath school
class in Warrington while Gen. Pierce senator and
thought her of the most lovely she had
with the intelligence. grace, and dignity to adorn
ard honor the White House.
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Passenger Arrived

bRFmrN.ship Hudson-G Fort, Il Fort, c Schmidt n
Schmidt, Schmidt, Y Hrschfeld wedemeyer Stups-
mann Volchman A volckman, Volokmsn @ Voiek.
Wisehusen - "'-'
LrvERrooL-Sh.p Sherd an-Thos TaIbot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

CHINESE FRAUD One Of our city merchants,
an importer Of teas showed this morning specimen
OF the ingenuity and boldnesss Of the Chinese In de
faudng even the sharp sighted Yankees He purchased
fine quality he paid seventy cents pound The box
bad never been opened since 1t left China and was
opened only when II reached here it, entire contents
much TO the surprise and anger OF friend were not
superior imperial tea but the busks or shells OF the
gram OF rice, mingled with q light frabe clayish
colored earth. decide cheat IN o Picantn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

POPULATION OF MARYLAND IT annoar. from,
table extracted from the yet unpublished rturps of the
seventh census that the total white population Of Mary.
the State 20 500 ia other states 10 b7 In Irsand ae7
70 England 1903 IN Scotland 2a0 IN Wales "a 900 in
Hermspv hnd lF * tr0nes Tlssl h1rp n he r,ito 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

schr Cordelis, Spear from Rochland for New York
tbs the Bread Cheese
swbere she lays high and dry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

Posi- OFFICE OPERATIONS. ESTABLISHED. -
Williams Place, Livingston county N. Y William L.
Stork postmaster Churubusco, Clinton county ". ,
A $. AndeIso postmaster Elllsburg Camden county
n j, II. Fosler postmaster Kilna Shaster county
California VIM Potter postmaster Port Clatsop, Cat-
Top county. Oregon Tbos w Shane postmaster Dis
continued = yannis Port BaInstable county Mass
Elkton. Umpqua county. Oregon Name chsnged-East
capisteo Steuben county, n. Y, to Adrian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-20

MORE ARRESTS AT PHILADELPHIA FOR COUNTER
fE1TiSG UNITED STATES CoiN-Ou Wednesday night, at
the Arch street theatre officer Ze OF the Marshas po-
lice assisted by constable Barber arrested two females
charged with attempting to spurious American half
dollars in pay for the hire Of chase. They taken
TO the Adephi street station house. and detained till
yesterday Afternoon On the person OF Phoebe Ann
Donney, was found ten pieces of the spurious metal
together with one S2 gold piece and about So 12s in
ter of the first named OF the base coin found
She is the wife Of industrious in Burlington
county N j. and had with her at the OF the arrest
three neatly dressed children. From information de-
rived, officers Zell Barber aud Russell the latter hsp
penipg to be at the station house when the females
brought nLewis H. kggin the keeper of well knoy
place in the upper part of kensington, after
taken into custody and locked in the St. Mary street
station house The females and children under the
charge, during the night and morning of Lieutenant
Ellis actrg Marshal in the absence OF the head Of the
department) and officer Briest, who did everything
to render their unfortunate situation comfortable
possible. VIA Setter notorious dealer and manu-
facturer in counterfeit COIN next secured the in
formation having been given by Phoebe Ann Donnelly
and her companion Riggn which led to his apprehen-
sion On the premises OF SETTLER also in the upper part
Of Kensipgon, found all the material for manuf.c
turing the counterfeit coin in question. The officers
searched dently and from the condition Of the family
Of the prisoner the scene there too was painful One
portion OF the machinery was discovered in stove, and
another in the garret while bag of the coin evidently
just made found concealed in cak Of water in the
yard A more complete apparatus we have never seen
nelly, admirably finished and every way calculated
TO deceive partial investigation took place sterday
afternoon before the proper authority when the sister
Phoebe Arm Donnelly was held as witness. Lewis H.
Riggin and his associate Donnelly committed for
passing the coin and VIM Stetter for passing and
featuring the We will add that the house Of Rig
gin not only searched but watched during the night
by Lieut. Glazer, Of the Kenspgton division Of the Mar
shals police who prompt to render any aid desired
Philadelphia Inquirer, Nor. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
Lake Superior News.

Capt. Samuel Peck is appointed keeper
of the Ontonagon Light
The British steamer Belle went ashore
il Owens Sound on her first trip down.
II. B. Ely and half dozen engineers,
are now probably st the scene Of their intended opera
tions-t the Marquette and Iron Mountain. The railroad
be Lui from Lake Superior, az the former place, will
be from twelve fifteen miles, in very regular ascent
Of about fifty IL ct per mile.
Machinery for the mines has gone for
ward The Northwestern Mining Company have new
and large engine Lots of engines will be put up in
Coppefdom this year.
The Baltimore, Capt. Wilson, has made
her first trip, being the second regular steamboat on
Lake Superior
Tie propeller Napoleon was the first
sni1 al from Copperdom, bringing fly tuns of stamp
copper from the Cliff mines and crowd of passengers.
But in few hours afterward, the Manhattan arrived
with lots of freight and passengers. Both boats and
blooms &C, from the Iron Works.
An extensive coal bed has been dis
covered in the vicinity of LAnse Bay
cleveland True Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
ARRIVAL OF THE CREsCENTCITY.
$4,000 in Gold.

The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Win
de, arrived Friday morning bringing the treasure mails
and passengers Of the Columbia
The Crescent City left Navy Bay on the e,'nns u
he 9th and would have made the voyage In less une
b., for the heavy weather she experienced on hsr pass
IN. Crescent City was detained BY the nonarrivai of
he Columbia -,
The cars are now running to Tabernilla,
and bv the 18th of June they will be at San Pablo the
crossing place. :.
Among the distinguished arrivals are his
.xc.lepey senor Herrera Minister from Peru to Rome
and his suite They viii stay In the United States
sbost time, and then proceed to Europe.
On the 30th ult. passed the steamer Ser
r. Nevada, off Great Insgua 1.-THE slst, passed brig
Steering north.
Our thanks are due to John +. Rogers,
ESQ. Puner Of the Crescent City, for the prompt de-
livery Of papers.
We are indebted to the Express OF Ad-
sns Co, and Gregory & Co, for full files oil Calor
MIA pspers and other acceptable favors
The following is the Specie brought by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
TEXAS.

We make the following summary of
Texas intelligence from exchange papers received by
the mail
THE lNDIANs.-The editor of The San
ARtoAio Ledger has conveTsed with Major Howard In.
dian Agent 81 TeXs' since bis return IRON The treaty
ground lie states that he had interview with
chiefs Of the uscesros, Lpans and Of TIE other
small tribes and that they expressed ANXIOUS desire
10 cultivate lasting treaty OF friendship and peace with
The United States Governments They stated that since
the visit Of Santa Anna the CSuaHche chief and
trs 10 the city of Wsshineton they had become salts.
ned, from their report OF Il hopcesxness Of any
tewpt TO resist the power of the United States and
seemed 20 desire the privilege Of claiming the prOec
usn OF The Government 20 preserve their own nstion
amy lhey stated, moreover, that the game in the
country they were permitted to occupy was al most en-
ney exhausted, and thai, ia order support life they
were sotolwely comPelisc 10 steal horses and mules
from e1i e4aLens or Mexico. They expressed and en-
tire wlingnoss TO cultivate the so IL the Goyernment
would sssign them Territory and furnish them vii
the ordinary neeesssries Of subsistence and ctins for
limited time.
We learn from 7Ae SIsis Ge.s;,e that Frapl. IN. am,
posed murderer 81 Donald Smith en- account of whirh
WAS siyen In our paper, arrested lew davs snrc
near LCckhSt. tie tad Smiths saddle bags in his Dos
session, bit denies having committed the murier
Doctor Nsphesyi has published card In Tie Cllors 4,
Rere in which ae denies the statements made hy the
writer OF the letter lately published in Tie Gafrc,to1
NEs snd copied by The ciizens Of Bastrop believe
him but the editors of,he The CarsoR Nsrss and Of TIE
JoHyHsl do not NeiIter Go we
SIcK>EsS-A disease OF q msllsnsu. character has
been prevailing in san Augustine and rs vicinity. for
several wseks. number Of persons have died very
suddenly The dsasse does not retenbe cholers, but
ssers chiefly 10 affect tse spiss rrsor. aud has bssn
fyifo ~ IhyscisIs sarG rschirgius. The messes 10