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snow Mt Richmond, &c.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Nov TO, ISJl.
We have no nail south of Savannah this
morning.
There was a slight fall of snow at Richmond,
Va. On Sunday.
Information of the death ofCaptan Chasteau,
IAN old Baltimore captain AT Acapulco, has been
ccived at the state Department.
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From Tampu-sevcre Frost ut Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Monday, Nov. l., 1852
We are in receipt OF dates from Tampa Bay
10 the 25h October The only vessel there thc bark
II. II. Gamble, waiting spars, for NcwYork The gale
Of the 9th October scarcely felt a, Tampa
We had killing frost in Charleston on Sun
day night the water was covered with ice All danger
from yellow fever has Of vanished.
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Fire at II. Louis.

IT LOUIS NOV. r. IeoI
4 fire broke out on Saturday night in blil1-
ing near the pork house. belonging 70 J. J Bate, and
tie wind being " high and setting toward the pork
house. the lard factory snd gu houses took FIRE AMI
soon burned down the entire building. which contain Il
bacon end meat 10 the value 70 $1,000 70 $1,000 The
property was Var.islly Insured
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- The Precedence Journal records tle
r. NJ Amsss Mason. one Of the loading business
Sen Of that CITY Nj Mason was one OF ne pons., y
the finer clsss Of cotton u1nu'ncr'5e, 20. sg
s,ib,i by rs sound Judgment, prudent elerpfe az
- tsarscav. He lesyes estate ma apgI oseii- "a.
sm,To5. end Is inherited Us hs brother AID " ~
He was the eldest sarvyin. Trustee Oh brown ''e'
Sly. sofftp A lhoics
,,e,'.Ive iusus cssreTs A. camping Ei1fe4N a.
- {. P-cy.degc. - - -. .-'a
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The Marion M Charleston,

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Nov 10, 1852.
Tie L. s mail steamship Marion, Capt. NJ
Berry arrived here at o'clock this Tuesday morning
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Rccapture OF nm Escnpcd Murderer.

BALTIMoRE, Tuesday, Nov. Is 1852
The mail has failed south Of Wilmington to-
night.
William Gault, who escaped from jail here
where he confined n charge of murder Is report
cd by telegraph to have been recapiured to-day in
Washington.
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Mr.. THAcKERAY arrived from Boston by the
express day train yesterday. His first lecture
will be given on Friday evening and we adj
wise those who mean TO hear it to secure seats
to-day. We think there will be few unsoid
tnmnrrnM
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The Alabama nj Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Nov. Is, I652.
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, ar
rived here from NewYork at early hour this morn.
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CHARLESTON. Tuesd

CHARLESTON Tuesday, Nov 10, 1sJ2
The returns from SO Counties in Georgia re-
sult a. fellows: Pierce 1886 Scott 1897; other
tickets. 1882 There are a few Counties yet 10 bs
heard iron but they will moi materially al;er the above
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THB Sgw-YoRx raIsUyK
ssstasr~ Ttgr4ps Hcs oOrr a HI,or-- ~ R,,,,,,.


CHICAGO, Tuesday, Nov ls 1852
Illinois elects 4 Wings and Democrats IN
Congress, being Wing gain OF J
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Thrift I'm New South Wales.


DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
November ID, 1892. !
The annexed extract from dispatch re-
ceved this day from J. H. Williams Esq, dated Aug. b.
relating 10 a new Tarf passed by the Legislative Coun
ell at Sydney New South Waei, ia publish tor general
information:
have the PLEASURE Of ncosing herewith copy of the
new Tariff passed by the J., gislative Council
You viii perceive that atcirskey 10 be imported into
tins colony nom the United states with the nge eNcep
ton accO free upon tOb the ddy, both OF
and hos been reduced Cd pound and
the NEW TARIFF.
The GLOW ing are the du. leyabc under the Gus
tcus Act which came into force On Thursday morning;
Ale porter md beer OF oil sorts in wood per sl...O
kc orter and beer ofa sorts IN bottle per gal...0
Coffee, chocolate and cocoa, pea pound %
Currents Tusns and other dred fruits per pound 10 o.
Spifits, strong waters, of the strength on proof
by sykes hydrometer and 20 on IN proportion
OF any greater OF less strength, per gal, VIZ;
............................o
Rom whisky, and all other spirits per ga. ......4
Pertumed spirits, Of whatever strength Ia bottles
All spifi,s. iqueur., cordia. branded fruits, or
strong water, respectively sweetenedo or mixed
with any article 50 that the degree OF strength
thereof cauuot b. ascertsined by Sykes's hydro
meter, the rate Of Per
Refined sugar, per cwt.......'
u refined sugar, per
Molssses, per
k,s' Ier I1.Ia ,o5,,c 90 er nonnd L. 81 mttbe
3st December, 1850, aud thereafter, per pound
Uurnnrufactured 40 acoo. per round Is until the
3st December 1855, I'D thereafter. ............'''O
Cigars snuff, per pound .....'.''.'.:.,.''''
Wine not CONTAINING more than % per cent. OF a.
cohol Of a 81 eclc gravity OF 8x5 % the tenn
rsratuTe OF 60 degrees of Fahrenheits Their
noueter IN wood IN bottle, per gal........'..l
Draw back upon the expectation Of refined sugar
made IN The Colony. per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Drawback on refined sugar known as bastard
per CWt....
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" The Bereriy Citizen states tnst =; %
Woodbury., well known editor Of musc1 ssdsr
tions had narrow escape from drowning on 10y by
when the skia upset and threw him undernes1h hs
YVES nearly exhausted before he Was rescued .rs|
~ The Boston Pos Of yesterday gives rs-
ma that w. L. Kns, Vice Presdeat elect iyns Gan,
gcrUus II. .t......,,.t,.i lr.. t,T 40 20 "a
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W"A LIFE OF VIcIssITuDEs," by 9. r.
r. JAMES is the most recent issue in Harper "LAoss
~ Of Select Novels
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R"Sn PLEASANT COMPANIONS FOR SPARE
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BY late re- or ganization of this department Of
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| President of Delaware College.
| NEWARK, Delaware. Sept l3-
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