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NEWS BY IELEtFFtdF17s.. ,p,
LoHp PALMERsrox. York, November 2a-Lord Pal
vmerston has made an important speech in Parliament
about the late Cuban diacuty. He urged that every
effort should be made to stop war between the United
States and Spain.
NAvAL-The Albany sailed for Pensacola on Saturday
last.
STEAMpoATs PAssls1.--T fcksburg, November 3o.The
following steamboats, passed down to-day me Moncan,
At 43o An; the Gem at $50 AM; the Saxon at A. NJ
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Hear. What Hasffy,
@g- 20 CAMP STREET, ~a&

Hear What lz4asffy,
@s- 20 CAMP STREET, ~as&
2 HAS TO SAY!
n New Orleans awnking from ehargy the old legal rest
enterprise in this State vanishing away and
JOSEPH HUFTY Camp street. will be backward in accommo
dating b business to the Of the public. His splendid
stocks of the FANCY GOODS winter
eagerly looked Citizens This winter he has ecpsed
all former -
THE FINEST BRUSHES, SHELL COMBS, FANS, CARD CASES
AND PAPETRE every description in New Orleans will
now be sold
Nv AT RATES MUCH REDUCED.
Parents the Hydays near Crafty little by buying
them
MUSICAL BOXES AND AUTOMATONS!
Travellers our ron You have engage
Troublesome scenes-buy
COLTS REvOLVERS
FROM JOSEPH HUFTY,
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! rICIAL JOURNAt
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, deer i. 1852.

WING STATE CoNyENTIoN. We returned from
the meeting cf this body yesterday evening at
too late an hour to find unoccupied space in our
columns for q full report Of its proceedings.
They were eninently harmonious. dignifed,
satisfS ctory and enthusiastic. Tomorrow, We.
shail either give our own q the official report
In fall ~
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Garnet Wureho,xse.

NO. 20 CHARITIES STREET.
tiB- Just received, patterns Of
VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY;
PHYS BRUSSELS INGRAINS in great variety Of qualities
and patterns; e ' " f
"a, i24, 10 4 DRuGGETS Crmb Cloths;
Mosae Printed and Embroidered TABLE PIANO COvERS
MlNDoW SHADES, STAIR RODS, White MATING,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH om3 "a feet qualities
suit all sizes Of appointments; prices
below these of previous years.
noy9S lw4p A. BROUSSEAU l. co.
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- Circular
las- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY AND wEBsTER.-TUEsDAY, December D..
The czsns of New Orleans have aside the nntny December
the celebration appropriate Funeral respect
tthe memory of the deceased Statement CALHOUN CLAY AND
WEBSTER Tie will be peculiar soemniy
the will be o
desirable that in the interior
tance sharing ustrous
regret
portun take the public manifestations Of these
feelings The Committee therefore express that their country
friends Of this and the neghbong States will join them the
Of that day, and TO the mournu imposing
aspect wider of the national gtief.
believed that aiae assembage could gathered here without
sensible Inconvenience to the visitors little absolute Business
brings great numbers to the city during the winter timely
could, make time quite for the
purpose other. t object however well worthy effort
and the Committee hope here visitors representing worthy
the aympahes Of the people OF other p the paying Of these
Public IIonors departed Genius Virtue Wisdom.
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0HAcREs FEvER.-The ship camiuus Captain Day, ar
rived Yesterday from Navy Bay with the most part her
crew down sisk with the sthmus fever When the ship
ne river, there only four men besides the
ofheefI able to work the ship
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"A correspondent asks us if an ex-member of
congress should be called the Honorable So-andso after
ne has vacated his seat We think he should be called
for according TO our notions it is honorable to
sschsw bad company, or even to be kicked out Of H.
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Eo,sestrsas. Shirts,

IY- complete assortment Of
EQUESTRIAN SHIRTS AND TIGHTS,
lust recsiyed, which nre offered very low.
Call and examine at SHERMAN PlEHSoN's,
.aa., stsoi,n MaVazipe street, corner Car
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.dSSOcEaTIONS.

more widely or benefcially exerted than the
nrinoiple Of association. The combination Of in
diviiuaIs for purposes I. of caneral utility has
doubtless existed At ali times, but never to 60
great an extent "a 4 the present day. There
Il scarcelv any object connected with the vel
fare 81 humanity. That has not enlisted for It's
promotion able. .enlous md slisinterested cham
n;ons Whethar the Intention he tho construc-
ton Of 4 railroad Of Of form IF govern III,
the diffusion II knowledge or the suppression Of,
vice. " and that it il ever most effectively pro.
noted by tho principle Of Association. The
direcf bearing 81 this principle upon human
progress and happiness il. obvious and uniyer
sal but the indirect effect, by enlarging the
sphere Of actiye beneyolence, refining the SEN
sibilities, elevating the motives Of men, ap-.
pears to is the most beneficial consequence,
The union If hearts and hands for good pur-
poses may be truly said to be the harbinser. Of
9 peace IN earth and rood viii to men. and no
whefs has that union led to nobler results than
in our own country. The population Of our
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re- FoR COMMEMORATIVE are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate Governor
this State, under Ihe new Constitution.
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GaS- For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
Of James Robb James Stockton, resigned p N WOOD and
SAMUEL JONES,
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DAN AicEsArD HIs-HHfoDRoME.- The Mobile Register,
efcnday contains the following notice of Dan Rice and
his Hippodrome. Dan is reaping aures in Mobile:
10 spite Of wind and weather. sunshine or cloud this
popular place Of amusement is nightly filled; and Dan,
glorious Dan, gives to his patrons moneys worth for
Woneyn Tonight he. introduces, for the first time the
grand aegorca representation Of by-gone DAVIS entitled
The Tournament, Dream Of Chivalry''-the entire
company Of men, women, children horses ponies etc
peafng; the costumes in accordance with the times
when each knight armed cap re would appear at the
festivals and there exhibit his gaantry in
Tilt and Touney'' for his Ladye Fdi,u The marked
movement Of Mr. Rice in introducing this splendid pa
" the circle is in Circus business SAVIOR
more strongly Of the productions that run an entire
~ Battys Royal Amphithe atre london and is the
s4unner Of attraction Of the real HippodFome.
MAeMficENT PLATE-There are now in the windows and
sSoy.casss OF No. ll6 Broadwaythe NewYcrk depot of
probably the most superb and brilliant dplny Of
sncan manufactured gold and plated wares ever
sanc,.ea IN TINS country They consist Of complete
coolers castor vegetable dishes forks SPOONS butter and
nsn xnves etc. &c, most exquisitely finished richly
Chased md geanlsg might 10 supposed did he bur
antique designsshd beautifully wrought thsv NAV tr,l
be considered splendid evidence Of American sLi
and execution, reectng credit akeupon the enterpri
sing company under whose auspices these articles have
oeen Produced and on the artists engaged in their
mann'acture They are intended for the ST. Charles
M9ssi, Neuoreans, and will accompany very extensive
ofoef LOT sser plate from the establishment the en-
tire cost being little less than $4,000
Our wealthy classes, in the pripcjpal cities have
pended II years past millions Of dollars for goods of sbs
magnificent wares, no necessity If oneer sa
ing to Europe for articles inferior in design and nsb
Ah more expensive, than can be furnished from our
These splendid services will remain on exhibton for
few days at the above number all those who wish to
note the progress Of native art shoud avail
M present opportunity N. Z. jour Of Commerce. 1h
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w STATE TREAsuREs,-E

IS- STATE Recommendations Crescent
Please that GEORGE B1ANT has
the last five efficient Clerk
supported office of STATE TREASURER by 90.
oetll tie MANY FRIENDS
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.
Fl. n. W. HILL, LII. PLACE. M NJ. COHEN,
J. J. LUGENBuHL, W. A. ELkIORE,- JOHN A. WATKINS
A. NJ. HoLBRoOK, ~ A. HARRIS, ". L. CUSHING.

Iss- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY, wEBsTERThe Committee of Arrangements
have appointed the following named gentlemen Committee
Reception of Ladies' at the Odd Felows Hail. Lysum and Frssbye
ian Church. On the 9th day of December
The Committee the Reception Of Ladies' hereby respectfully
equeaedto the Committee of Arrangements Wednesday
Evening next December O'Clock of the
Company Of Camp and Commercial Place
COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION OF LADIES'
First Decentralization Mathews, Samuel Smith, Paul
camIdeo BENZ Bloomfield, Adolph Layet,
II Hewitt, George Karsshide.
Second Ds,riGustave Bouigny, Hermann Manuel Bao
Rel Gique Duncan, Harris, Alexander Flash.
Wharton Octave VOORHEES,. -
7Aird Disr-W Raymond, Fred rick Stnger Pho
wyn, u Jones' Iaroqne Turgeaud, G W Wencks.
Fourth Distrif MeCay Baype Charles Elder, Harry Hail.
Gentlemen not accepting of The above appointment viii please notify
the Committee OF Arrangements thereof. nov30 22dp
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GJ- 10 PERSONS RuPTUREp. The many per-
nhnnt md eteeua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing netss For particulars his advertisement
peesi
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THE MAIr--We received some few eastern papers yes
but the dates Of such antiquity that it is use
mention Thorn 1t il said that the cart which plys
between Montgomery and Mobile is about to BIO repaired
We cannot say positively that the rumor is sanderous
but va t2ifnk Il ii =
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gates to the Wing Parish Convention requested assemble
Hall the Shades Perdis street. THURSDAY EVENING
December O'clock -FOUR CANDIDATES FOR THE
STATE SENATE. nos99 Id
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ne,pg on FRIDAY EVENING pecembe, B. at o'clock
BY order of the President [dec1l SALoMoN, Secretary
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Stationery.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG,
NO. 50 CAMP STREET,
f Respectfully attention Of those wishing good erviceabe
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
to their LARGE, COMPLETE ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer on reasonable terms. Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located in the same building enabled give their special
attention to all ordera in their ine To stock of
P A PER
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE.
octls 9pH CoRSoN ARMSTRONG, stationers Campst.
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Day and Boarding School
FOR VOTING r., AIIES


FOR YOUNG LADIES
|, CONDUCTED By
MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE ASSISTANTS.
IT The above School has its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
sndisnow ready o receive Pupils
Strict attention paid training
lectua development and physical veal Of the Pupil
W For apply person, by letter. the Institute
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs sTs octll am2p
IS Go ahead.
w Our eountys watchword the field the tho Senate, the
farm yard, commerce,
( THE FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM OF
G. LEIG HT0N s. CO.,
South of Canal St. Charles streets.
The extensive alterations aud additions just completed further
evidence the Increasing accorded
THE FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS OF
G. LEIGHTON CO.,
Who being of public
in small other house Of the kind being
established here tender their sincere thanks to their friends and
liberal support, which this enabled them open
tho and, the the cheapest Emporium
their particular liAe in the South, a.
Our stock comprises full supply Of
Fs sip s .f2s ssa 2 sss1S. :. g sah
sIlN1s ds sss V Ss I'D Ssis,sg
Hickory ys snd chesE
asHSsa 4 fSRL 1AMas w s.isis;;
e Shaker
s Ss'a n sil nn ka 5is THREAD
f.; ;S;!I'S f$s fs$.. xss
HOSIERY sST$aS &FFh MGRiSe FEET; 1novx
STRIPPED Wool s9d coFToS;
f EisiE If fh EEK S aas LINEN.
Black D. Joinvile and Beaufort TIES;
#:sss S Sisssss sz&!sr ss5ssAyAgs
CRAvATs Fancy Figured SILK CRhV ,A
sssS n esi 'Ss IL Beaufort
1sSf$ $s eve $H$Bs s';z r5SsSss's
POCKET $sii sS 5fS sSSSA'' SILK
she sES % 80 6 sse esa
f Easta Is1ss ~ BA TT,'sa SILK
s gRsSf Fs kiD 3 i; So Hi, E; 81
FSs y ssG sii eiorH
Fisa9 I aad HEAP Sd s1 ku'NsAlS'
| Figured and White ELASTIC;
suspEsDERs W He1esH o%SBSsaahsc5s Es;
s WIFE @As sfh s. at s. t1 cents.
Tire Tsfss,FPi Iy E EAE1s Y sGHls sfylr;
SHIRT EEL Eel 5D 5Ssf
UMBRELLAS. '~" AIrAoAa, orros.
ESPF s2SRH s AsS fPs is?%
| BOYS GOODS, 500, GLOVES AND SUSPENDERS;
| HANDKERCIItEFS AND CRAYATS;
lIoSlERY-eyery description.
EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS,
| French and celebrated PERFUMERY.
FANCY CANES
PoRTE-MoNNAIEs,
HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS,
and every article requisite complete Gensemsns WARDROBE.
| SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLE
w Small profits quick and abatement whatever
tD Open early and late, but closed on Sundays,
TT The address should be noted
+ G. LEIGHTON s. CO.'S,
| SOUTHWEST CORNER CANAL AND ST. CHARLES STREETS
Mandatory, No. l6 Park Place, New York.
Branch Establishment, Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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ley- PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
NEW oRLEANSThe this Association requested
Mr. Alex Peea' house, Of Canal and BarOnne
THURSDAY MORNING o. o'clock precise
purpose joining the public Funeral Procession
honor the memories those distinguished Statesmen and
HENRY CLAY, JOHN C. CALHOUN DANIEL WEBSTER.
The President hopes that member this will
private business pay
tribute to the iluiious Dead
nov25 ANTONIO VIElRA, JR., Secretary.
as5~ AT the Annual Meeting of the New
ORLEANS SAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY," held on the goth Novem
bs the following Officers and Directors
ensuing year, viz
Allen McNlCAR, Esq. Vice President.
THOMAS NEWMAN, Esq. Treasurer.
. +. T. ALLISON, Esq. Secretary.
- DIRECTORS
DIR. SYME, Mcssrs GEORGE ANDERSON
Messs ROBERT MORRISON, MALCOLM WRIGHT
WILLIAM MCLEOD, JAMES FISHER
JOHN SINCLAIR, ANDREW THOMPSON,
JAMES PATTERSON,
Extracted the minutes: D. MACGIBBoN, NJ. D.,
decl II pro ten
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All m- Canal Street. -@ A(I
D., PER STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE.
~ JUST OPENED AT
SIMPSO MS.
CURTAIN DAMAsKs Of every style and quality.
COTTON DAAIASKs-44 AND GALL CoLoRS;
WoRSTED DAMASKS-4-4 AND 64-ALL COLORSj
SILK AND woRsTED DAMAsKs--e4.
ALL TWENTY PER CENT, CHEAPER
than they bought other house. With compile stock Of
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS
EQUALLY CHEAT. -..
ALso...
NEW SILKS.
SATIN DE CHINE-vERY LOW;
WATERED SILKS-FoR EVENING DRESSES;
HALF MOURNING SILKS-PLAIN AND FIGURED;
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS;
BROCADE SILKS-yERY CHEAP;
BLACK SILKS; eros DE RHINE;
eros DE LYONS AND LUSTRINE;
&ARCELLINS AND FLoRENCES
tRrNEARLY ALL COLORS.
ALso....
MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK CAsHMEREs;
BLACK DE LANES,
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK FREcH MERINoES
tnoyl SIMPSON, so Canal street.
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We isind.btsa to the mail steamer Oregon for Mobile
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highly gra.ded By the honor Wing friends
have nominating the Lsgsaure business rsln
such character that compelled decline tho dsinc
tion offered tome. respectfully,
decl 2t?p H. NJ. SUMMERS.
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stubborn Facts.
'ALFRED MUNR & co.

ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 4
81 Magazine street, corner Of Grayier,
Would respectfully inform those no. acquainted with their Of
doing baihs TO their old friend and customer not necessarily
following prnciples govern their house al" dissac
purchase Of Goods they be returned and
changed, Or Abe Money will be ehssrfuly refunded"
The stock Of CLOTHING immens aud receiving by
every Mandatory al Broadway New York So
fail not 10 call at the Depot for
.GENTLEMEN's, .~q.-s ,-..- -a.s. ~ Ia.
BOYS, AND
LoTHING. ~
ALso-FURNIsHING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
ovERCoATs of every description. " q
III WALKING COATS Of all kinds.
BUSINESS COATS all kinds.
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS of all kinds.
PANrALooNs of ali kinds. - 'A''' sA'''''''
VESTS Of ali kinds. -
uNDERsHlRTs AND DRAWERS Of all kinds :
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES of allLinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS all kinds.
CRAvATS and SCARFS-magniicenta assert nsnt,
HANDKERcHIEFs AND susPENDERS.
A very superb assortment Of r..
BOYS AND cHILDREN's CLOTHING.
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC.
tn particular invited very large assortment
OvERCOATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Among which are superior
FUR BEAVERS. H1MALAYA CLOTHS HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS,
DEvoNsfHRE KERsEys SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS, Etc.
In all Of which goods ne have
EXTRA LONG COATS,
~ manufactured expressly for
~ You had better call purchase you something
Portable. ALE RED NUN ROE 4 CO.,,
7t2p "a Magazine street, corner Of Grayier
Thompson 5, .NirOb,
l. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
tB Are in receipt Of large md varied stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
by themselves for the RETAIL TRADE and
| embracing every varetyof
OVER COATS;
cLoAKS;
FROCK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
PALEToTS,
SAC COATS;
PANTALooNs
VESTS.
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Died.;
"a
Circular

On Sunday November Carrollon, FREDERIC STEPHEN,
infant Of Frederic B. Harriet Ball.
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A PnRaIur The American Female Guardian Society
have awarded premium Of So to Rev, Samuel Harris, Of
pittsasd Mass fortbe best delinsatngi i true
sieht the guilt ofthdse whdre Publish, or se rsehicous
|ossion. Thsrs werc thirty dseSompetiturs:
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re- LAFAYETTE AND PoNTcHARTRA1N RAIL-
COMPARATIVELY ORLEANS Fourth nstrict Dec l. s59
this Company hereby notified that
ns,aeu TEN PER CENT will DO due and payable the Office
Company, Jackson the FIRST DAY OF JANu-
ARY,1s53. By order of the Board.
decl IA 80 Up w. T. GILLM0RE, Secretary.
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& SENTENCE OF NAVAL CouRr MARrIAL.-Charles Ste
phens, seaman board the U. s. ship Pennsylvania
recently tried at Norfolk and convicted of assaulting
while in the execution of his duty, and
for ,uttering provoking and mutnous words. These
charges preferred against him by the government
upon the report Of Commander Saunders. He was
fenced to Involve months solitary confinement in the
ce Of the Gopt Navy Yard thirty days Of the term of
confinement the said Stephens to be kept bread
water be reduced to the rate OF andsan for the bal
Of his term of enlistment and to forfeit his pay du
ring the term Of his confinement
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TERRIFIC AccpENT,On the 18th ult, eof the grind
stones in the fouudery of Haven & Co.. at Cincinnati
propelled by steam and at which three at work
exploded One piece struck Mr. Phifer the right leg
breaking of the bones Another piece few the
stone nextt it and striking the third oneabout two
feet in diameterbroke it, which being in notion caused
Il also to fly in all directions One Of fragments struck
the workman engaged upon it, but did him no serious in
jury Other pieces few through the roof walls break
ing everything before them. The room was perfect
wreck and the most singular part of the whole catatro
phe was that tie three men not instantly killed
The explosion was caused by the stone being propelled
too great velocity
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xrzoslox OF LoeoMoTIvE BolLER.The boiler Of To-
o&ive on the Syracuse and Utica Railroad exploded
The morning Of the 2lst ut instantly killing Israel Nor
eau the engineer and badly scading VIM Cation tho fire.
map The engine and tender blown to pieces, and
several houses In the vicinity rded with the flying ag
lments A part of the road was also torn up.
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siGHr-sEErsaA late Paris letter says The Duke Of
welingtons funeral will be the gandcs and ofiest pa
sant Of the kind Of modern times He was the Hector Of
each Of tie powers allied against Napoleon each must
assist in paying direct honors to his remains Thirty
shngs is stated to bethe average price of aplace
at window the route Of the procession upper stories
are let for the occasion at hundred sterling On the
reeny Of Louis Napoleon into Paris the average cost of
a window seat was twenty francs.'
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FEARFUL ACCIDENTAL dispatch from Bethlehem, Pa,
dated the 10th u says: sad accident occurrcdhere
this afternoon under the following circumstances Pre-
parations being made for democratic supper and
torchlight procession this evening aud several
engaged in firing cannon, The man who attended to
theprming Of the gun cotton gloves which taking
FIRE occasioned premature explosion, John Roth,
unmarried man, had both and both his eyes shot
away and is otherwise badly injured render his
recovery impossible VIM. Bush, jr had shot off
and his face badly cut and burned but will probably
cover The supper took place to night but there
music or procession on account of the accident.
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=" CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AN ID ABLE ASSISTANTS.
1T The above School has opened its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
andisnow ready to receive Pupils
Strict attention paid well to the moral training the intel
lecual development and physical veal Of the Pupil.
D For terms apply by letter. at the Institute TVoI
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD NAYADES SITS. octll am2p
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Loss or THE srEasaER OrElDA There is longer any
doubt Of the loss Of the propeller Oneida during the at
gale on Lake Erie and but little hope remains that any
those on board of her saved 1t is supposed thai
there seventeen personsi AL board and II s r
mored that besides the there two passengers
Che following is list Of hor officers w Rich Captain
Samuel Dulgate, LIST mate Charles Williams, I'd mate
3, Sherwood, clerk !; - Ferry. engineer, and Henry
white. steward
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INsunAvor C.sE-Henry @. Baird has recovered,a YER
dct Of $1,000 against the Philadelphia Insurance Company
On policy against losses by fire books in the bindery
Ducoub in the third and fourth stories Of Harris
buding'. The company refused to pay on the ground
that the books the fourth and fifth stories Judge
Lewis ruled that if the risk not increased by the ac
tua position Of tho bndery that ahgher rate of
MUM would have been charged the plaintiff could re-
cover and the jury 30 found ~