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Railroad Accidents.

LOCOMOTIVE ExPLOsION-TwO PERSONS KILLED.
LyscHBuRo, Va Sept. O. 1859
The locomotive attached the mail the Vir.
gna and Tennessee railroad burst its boiler thi.
ing killing Luther Weed the fngioeer. and the fre
man. named Long No damage done to the cars or
passengers
BOY KILLED IN PHILADELPHIA
PIiIspEIpHiA. Sept 10, 1852.
lad pamed Riley twelve yesrs Of age acct
dcnally aud killed che Market street rail
road this afternoon.
CARS SMASHED AND A BRAEEMAS's LEGs BROKEN
BosroS, Sept. 10. 1852
The last down train on the Lowell Railroad to
the side track at East Cambridge about 10 ocock last
night through the psegs Of the switch man. and
came in colii.ion with freight Train The engine ten
DER and mail badly smashed Sidney Robinson
Of st bury Vermont brakeman had both his legs
broken, and two other persons were slightly hurt.
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The Canal Board.

ATTEMPT TO EXCLUDE REPORTERS, Ere.
ALBANY, September 10, 1852.
The Canal Board at which all present except Mr.
Mccullough had session this morning in reference to
the statement Of the Canal Auditor.
The debate upen proposition to exclude report
ers the Attorney General (Chatfsd) spoke in favor
Of their exclusion.
Mr. Cook said the Board had opened the whole matter
to the public in directing the publication Of the Auditors
communication.
The reporters by vote Of four two (Chatfcld and
Church were permitted 10 remain.
Mr. then left the Board and the consideration
of the mode in which the investigation should be pro-
ceeded with resumed
ALBANY, Sept 10-P. NJ
The debate this morning, in the Canal Board although
involving the question the proprey Of reporters being
present upon motion to publish the proceedings Of
the Canal Board The motion to print prevaied-ayes
a; nays, 2
The Board then proceeded to consider the mode in
which they should proceed with the investigation and
the afternoon session adopted resolution employing
Nicholas Hill Jr. and Mr. Reynolds counsel on be-
halt of the state. to conduct the investigation.
Mr. Hill declined 10 aud Mr.. Reynolds was
not present. the motion considered and Messrs
McAlpipe. Randall and Cook wrre appointed n
mt procure counsel act in behalf Of the State
and the Board aojourpt until TO
Appearances indicate that the whole affair Will end in
smoke.
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Thsvd Judicial District.
NoN-CONPLIl
Decision by Justice Mech.

EoN-CONPLIAKCR WITH CORPORATIONS ORDINANCE.
SEP. 10-Tbis II action penalty for alleged
nifty with ordinance and resolution Of
Common Council directing the defendant 10 change the
rumber of his store in Maiden lane from as TO Az
hold the ordinance and resolution to he good and the de-
fcpdsnt IL Dsbe it's provisions II appears In ev
dencs that within the twenty daya prescribed by the
dnance the defendant cansed the No az. with the
word late TO b. pSsced Immediately above the old No.
a. This not compliance with the law and must be re
gbrded only attempt az evasion 81 the same and
10 this aspect OF tn. technical violation OF the law
y shown But ssmucb the defendant. ON the next
day caused the word ateu togetber with the figures
20 = TO be erased must consider that m equitable
point Of view the law been complied with The
-, therefore dismisttd
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BOSTON, Sept. 10 1852,
THB STATE OFFICERS
One hundred and sixty. nine towns heard from show
the election OF whg officers BY the people but by
reduced msiorities from last year
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate will probably twenty five whig to five
opposition.
The House Ia nearly the as last year
FOR CONGRESS-.
In the First Decentralization (whig) has GA
majority
In the second District Tracy (vhig), 75i majority
IN tho Third Di-trict-in forty four towns, saLin
Iwbe leads bis highest opponent $50 votes but lacks
e62 OF Q majority.
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Died..

On Friday Sept To- after short illness PHLrp Powrp
phiive Of CaiiickoD Sur county ripperary Ireland
Ills rieDds ana the friends OF his brother John and
brother in law james Wal.h, respectfully invited Il
attend his funeral which will take place this day from
hs late residence, 81 Depeyster street at two O'Clock
2. NJ prcci,.ly.
TN Friday morning Sept 10. at the residence of her
hu. band 3I6 Pearl street Mrs ELLEN wonRrL wife Of
Robert worreIl aged 80 yca,s 80 =
The friends Of be family are respectfully invited 10 M
tend her uieal from her late residence on SUNDAY f
teJnooD. nj O'Clock %
On Frosy Sept. 10. Of dysentcry RoBs. Drwu.sr
and Martha De~hurst e " """'o'
Inc friends OF the family and the members Of Alle
ehsbia Lodge, No 1888 o ~ o a,a y, ~ 80 w.
s,.ena 'ne funeral nom go Walker street, this after
ssn frsDcheo papers plesse COPY
On Thnrdsy evening Sept q after n br,ef u,uess
SAMUEL - wshNin s.p In The Goth year 81 hs ago.
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
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NKw OnLrAra-stes thip Be- an Ga FrsnkIin Mia vn.
.eer MRS Ghoert Mr. gse, LADY ohIi AUD ssrysns ass
Cb al con hre hsse, Mr. Black Mrs Harrison s,ms
Joseph, Jas stevenson Glen q Duty and Vic. a
NJ 10 staersgs. '' - 1.-TWO W ssom
CnAi misunderstanding City OF Norf,ik-s pfhb,s al
W Root WIN Palmer, Emnons u Bu dior i rr n 49,
IMP LasPs Mia LasRa, Mrs yaII,n m - Vs.
lady bts a HILL IN sseersee -" "'Ashh sso
Losp"E-Ship Ncr.bum berls.d- mis-. Wexford B,ast-
beUsmy aad q hawkins London. - - '"''' "s"a
LsvrRPooL--. prstet shp Con iront--Wn r, porin.
NronhlJt Cta Ktndon. Williams burg Mrs Or ard s.I
syette aud Donald Walpots, NYork, S'A-'" WI "<
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.i;i .,!!sss. .ssss.s =. f.r rss ss e:.a:s
rrh. may 10. osrrsS sss a. heir OK snss
Af,.r osxs.'ins that the suppord offer of 'h- prvi-
fer I" osbipg 90 he cosst OF he United StssSr i
neie excuse for the ihoe which solicited Of the
otstsss the m~mcris''.r~ add
:: u 20 'iS. ss:. IN
Ia s 4 sS:
:. ne 1s. hs "s ssess.rd against yi.ls aon o. the
.s" ii. miles Il. sos =.
s"ss d r r,'. usa & ell ,Ss IN the
CANT an eeui. .'ent for the privileges eek aad the
e present n-raiops Your most ssrasssiv
,ssr sss yas s' 20. sars a;hsry
power may b. PUT forth 90 prevent their violation.
FRoM NV BNuNswicK by the steamer Admiral and
Fsvors express. the Boston advertiser Of Friday,
I'm We have received st john papers to the Sh inst
NJ 81 John the III ot the .eoD Of directors
epsu ng year MIR. Archibald present aud a report
luton ~as pa.ssd approving the management during the
past III. whole OF the expenses Of cmpsny
Oh soDg the right u way printing So do not exceed
1850 The TOli was kept opeo unu O'Clock when 1t
war found that he directors of last
y re- elected
ID. Morning Necs in an article upon the fishing con-
ro,sy remarks that the que In dispute misrep-
ns' Dted by thu English we'll the American papers
that the provinces have Exhibited no spr-
1t IN be ma,teTtbat they stand upon their rights,
secured by tra,y 'as thoroughly understood by 90 h
counresntnat the h.adland part OF the controversy
'osy w MOI Suoit, u hSk iof uoeunY
less than what they fairly entitled to-
psmy protection in their waters-nay, their
Sbores
Tho British Coorist published at Halifax holds diff
fer, Mt language 1t main aims that
Der Maiests mii-ters viii fail in their duty to those
.he degree tn. OF the treaty aud
inv ausble privilege without the least
vsytsge o he coli bi-s.
The people OF Baliisx In their memorial maintain the
Fame position
early sesion Of the New brunswick Legislature Is
pectsd defnitiye sett-ment Of the rail- Dad
MIR johnson the English contractor and mvmoer Of
Parliament having completed his contracts in Canada Is
expected in n few days ut st JOhc.
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Herald MAJ ,ne CsrrespOndenoe.

H0ptIW
saHsyt Eoho Uowes, Bostor; trse PAoi6d Yates
NYa,r Dsn,ei wild sohrs Mail Cobb Province
town. i ri Counce, Brown. Nantucket X Price juicy
a.,,irove Baljoor WILLIAMS Laurel; Frsnoes W srd Goa
reI On yrna; Nsie'A Barr netsrson Boston Chas Ats
C"srsd-ship F-srce Nichols N0rlcsps; bsrt Dsa ~sre
Grow ell Boston biss Sylyi,a Grow ell and VIVA 8royn
rohjsud, 81 John chrs Doweii rick Can ,rtds
! n Coupce Bow,, Boston 1hompsov, 8stcheior Esst
rwich, Mary Jane Perkins Bstt; Lady Suffolk
we'll Boston, Lsvipis Jane, Ketobun. Brdgsport
Mssce IlsneDus
Sur rRRKiNa-The crew and pseasu 30 psr-
In all 81 THE Ksrkins before eptrtsd shssdon
cd at her passage from 0IAsSow PhAdelpbi
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Marine Intelligence from Key West.

KIcHMoND. Sept. 10 1867
letter from Key West, dated the I'd Instant snys -
The BRIG Brownsville from New York BRACES st. Jaeo
ran ashore In hurricane the I'D ult On Bush Kew
shoal Tortugas soe was gh'ensd of all her cargo by
wrecksrs got of and arrived at Key West the 2stn
The ship B.njamiD Me,apd towed into Key
West on The Both nit by wrtokers She totally ds
masfed in b'ov the 22d when of Doub Headed
shot Keys The wrrckers have compromised with the
captain for 81 0Co.
The Sand Key Light ship has been cold order OF
Collector At present there Is light ship from that
quarter
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HsMiLror, Sept, 10, 1852.
Great enthusasm prevails here 10 respect to politics
particularly at present. Lewis Campbell has arrived
and Is addressing two Thousand voters from the
Court Hovse portioo lie Justly be proud Of his re
Oeption, which cordial In the large dele
cation Of the whig- OF Prebe county here accom-
panied by their band .Dd glee club The Hamilton ar
fillery have been firing the ~hoie afternoon Butler
county In new di rtct You may marx it down for
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ALBar,, cErrt ~, 100.
A man named Thomas Rector committed q mrfderous
assault upon Thos Webb last night in house Of III fame
in the hern part this city by beating him severely
with huge club W.bb's scul DIRE adfuuy fractured
and his life 0espared Of Rector IL the person who killed
young man named Shepherd few years since. On
that ion he tried and convicted for murder
trial having be- aimed h. was convicted Of man
slaughter and terved his time in the Sing Sing prison
Rector was arrested by the police last night and commit
ted to prison
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Trial OF the Fire Annih,lator.

UTICA. Sept TO- 1852
Drs Cotton and Boyntop made their second expert.
meDt with the Fire Anbihiiator this evening with til
nmpbant success large quantity or barrels and
other highly combustib.e materials were placed within
the BUILDING and fired Ths apnbilator not applied
nth the Whole interior gpted flames were
bursting from all the openings but every particle was
apparently extpguihh.c al most tnstsntsneously.
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More Fishery Tro&bIos.

BOSTON, Sept 10 1907.
The correspondent of the aas writes that the oon-
mander OF the English cutter Ncey continues to anuoy
American fishermen On the 10th Of August the Netlcy
boarded the schooner Capt Coggns and Leader
Capt Hubbard boh of Lubeo, between Campo Bella and
Grand Merriam. where there fishing ground and,
after searching the v-sa.ls endorsed the license.
''fonnd under suspicious circumstauoes
The commander Of the Netsy told Captain C0ggins he
observed the Yankee papers ed there would be-
trouble the fishing s-ls He would like TO know he
said where they got their information they you'd find
him doing in future just he had always done. The
above statement obtained from Capt q.
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Philadelphia Msyora,,v.

PHilApELpHIA Sept. 10 1862
Colonel Robert Lee dec iDes being the Democratic
candidate for Mayor Tb. nomina ton had been nra,,
pusiy declined by John Cs0wslIsder
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Woodcock, pr brace, 70. q 81
English snipe. As. q &C..
FRUIT AND GARDEN vEGR.
TABLES.
New potatoes. pr insure, IL.
Potatoes, pr bush. rs. q 9s.
Peas $50. ........6s. q 8s
Beans. ............ 3s. q Is.
Cabbage, per 100, az
EQUALITY. 81 q S.
Cucumbers, pr 100. los .sl4s.
Squashes, per basket. .6s.
SIN tomatoes, pr bskt ..12s.
!" pr otis a lie
Turnips pr doc. inches, 81
/" pr bushel. ;. .6s.
SIN corn pr 100 ears 0s.a1Os.
Applcs(good) prmealsc AIS.
Z" pine. pr doz 12s.a16s.
Citron melons. per dog. So
Pears per measure. .3s.
Blackberries, per Qt. 14c.
Whortleberries. :. .12lsc.
Peaches, pr.hf peck As. q 6s.
Cranberries. perquart. 1Sc.
Dates. per Id. .15c.
Lemons, per hundred. 81
Oranges, per dog. rs.
Plums, per quart. 25c.
Raisins, per lb. .12Hc.
Parsley, per bunch, .l0c-
Leeks, per lunch. loo.
onions, per quart. 80.
Caolidowers, pr.hd. 1Sc. ABS.
AIticho-es. each. ..l0s.
Rhubarb, per bunch. loo.
Asparagus. per bunch. Ice
Crosses, pei quart ......5c.
Salad pr hundred, 6s. q 81
Spinach, per half peck. IS.
Potherbs, per bunch. IS
Radishes per bunch. :. 1c.
Watermelons each. l2c a25c
,ration in a few articles. as
market prices remain the
lrkets, Washington aud Full
applied with every thing Of
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Highway Robbery.

FoRT PLAN, Sept. 10, 1852.
Last night. as a Polish pedar named franklin was
returning from the State Fair he followed By two
men and while on bis way from the depot to the village
they seized him and made off With his box which CON
taned jevelry to the amount Of $500 ST5 in cash
This occurred at about p M and within twenty rods
of some houses
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The Ell Dorado at Nsv, Orleans.
From the South

NEw OrLrANs. September 10 1852
The steamship FL Dorado has arrived here from Aspin
wall. She brings nothing later from California
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PORT OF NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 10, 1852

Cleared.
Steamship 0uadslquiver. vnlsvarde. JGdis Taylor
Steamship City Of Norfolk Post. Charleston MAILER
snip a:tsh. vspsy Crane dssDaa Sons
shp John wade. Little: San Fr.noi:oo. ] osdsn.
ss s ss' s%'A'
@ ss Ts'sss,
ssS: s:::i.
S.. Hs,1i: S1ssnsrs ss's f,slsaa ."''
sshr Ees GS'' %. wpnf erss Powell
ssSI fesessisaS; BsI PhIsssdSsipSss. v Sskss.
sshs Lady Clinton. Taylor. Plymouth slssht, CRANKY
.sotr Abbott Lawrence. Abbott, Boston. Dayton &
sloop Oregon. sturges. Providence.
msss Avg 70 ya
s 81 "a a 6sisos for "a 9
sssst.l frm g. 9TH Az passed steam
sss Ms Gnt. N,
plant Tie experienced light winds ana osins Il.
Ship I.lsd, hoveand. Bremen July 81 with mdse and
H,d 70 A rSp5s Co. Peters
Ban
ss as
% ss % FL :ss
Bark Mslina (of Bucksport) Gkey, Grand Key (Turks
lslsnds) 4 days with salt. TO ? Buck
.'s Il 1 ns9ss ~, IN s:: a'i ,.
days with sugsr to master Aug 81 lat % 81 Ion 70 So
ivy Shs:: isd.s: With %sso.
schr Isaac Franklin (of Boston) Sheffield Aux Cages q
d.y .Sr .a I :ass,s W.,,r.on
With naval stores.
setr P Wedmore, Spencer, ooracoche. NC. days
sehr Independents. MeGuns. Machias. 81 days.
ssbr Belle. Dpley Albany for Norwalk Conn. days.
sehr Joseph Rosers, werrinstsn PorslsaS. Conn.
seRr Gsdiss fsnasd Portland .!s sass Conn
sckr emperor Merrill Providsnce sdsya
sehr VIM Stevens BIRD. Cherrsssia IA days.
scbr james English. Deal. Pbiladelphis. days,
setr John harris Lynch Virginia, days.
s ssr hs r. BT W,,J James virSS days
Scfr Cora Chase. Boston. 8 days.
sobr Wescogus, Barstov. Addison. 8 days
Steamer Decatur, Geer, Norwi,h. Conn.
Below,
Ship ForfArshire tBsl. 100 days from Callao.
Sailed,
ships Continent, Drummond, Liverpool; Harrisburg
bee, A Stur.es, Avery. st Jago de Onsa; Brodis
Cray 81 Marks brig Robert Spear AUDI Potomac River
ind at sunrise. SWi meridian. SW; sunset, SSW light.
M During the past but few vessels have arrived
At this port. Those coming from the soath.ard have
grjeDced severe gale rsm the Ne from abreast Of
Charleston to within 100 miles Sandy Hook The British
steamship Europa, arrived this morning. reports having
passed large fleet o square red vessels Long Island
barks large number Of briggs all OF which may b
pected during this week.
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ole ssI Forn.x ..a ala. Warrington u.,on.

WAsH'reTor. Sept 10. 1862
IL stated that Col Pornsy clk the House Of Re-
preventative has become part proprietor Of the Wash
inetop U,sos sod will reign his Office the lat OF DE
oenaber. n. ~. FreBch H. mentioned bis successor
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Mos LIE, Sept. 0, 1852.
The Wing State Cow. ntoR Of Alabama has placed in
domination full electoral toket.
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Beef. rst g p's.prlb. IL iSal6c. W.
" corned. 80. Sc. y 100. En-
Ham l5c, FRI
Pork. 1870.
Mutton ...............l0 c Ne
Veal. Toe. q 1879 POI
Lamb, per quart 81, 75c a 81 PEI
Calves head & II. pr set, 50c. he,
:. haslets, each. 25c. Ca
Smoked beef. ....... 12lac. [
Beef tongues, each, IS a IS. Gu
Bacon, per 10. .......12lnc. So,
Bu1TER MARKET. S'u
Orange co. per Id. 15c.a1Gc-
New York. .16c. q 100. Tu
Cheese per ID. -. Sc. q &c.
knglish do. DO. a 12lac. SIN
Eggs. per doc. $40. a lilo. Ap
FISH.
Halibut. per lb.. ;. DC. &c. CIT
Sea bass. -. IS 10c. Pc,
Blackfisb ..............S sc. Bii
Bluefish... % q &c WI
heekfish 80. Pc
Salmon. Ora
Eels. &c. q 10c. DaI
Porgies 10. Lei
Cod Dish ........ &c. Ora
Perch, per lb. 80. &c. a So. Plu
Mackerel. each. LIKE. Raj
Oysters, per hundred. .l2s. Pal
CLAIMS I" % is. Lex
Brook trout. per lib. IS. q A. 0ni
Smoked salmon, do. lilo. Ca,
Picked salmon. do. -. lie. Art
POULTRY. Ri
Fowls. per pair. =. .6e. a rs. AsI
Turkeys. each.. :. 81 a 2Os. Gre
/" ben. -. 81 a lis. Sal
Spring chicks pr pr, 5s. a6s. spi
Geese, each. -. -. .6s. a 9s. Pc,
Ducks. per pair -. Is. a %. Ra,
Tame pigeons, each. :. .1Sc. Wa
With the exception Of alterat
given in the above table. the ma
same as last week. Both marke
ton. are excellcntly well supp
choice quality.
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Orleans.
Clo-rcd-Bsrks Lady Suffolk Cspe TOWN. yunists Cape
fch
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CiScir>ATI, september TO- 1852.
Waterman mufdere In the at three clsck
this morning. Two men have been arrested on suspi-
ciO
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the Eaton Rouge Comet mentions q rumor that j. J.
fefce VIE hDd child o. that place lost In the late
torpado 10 Mobile Ray They ssid 20 have been out
In the Bay en- pleasure excursion.
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YELLOW FEVER AT CHARLEsT0K-NEGRo WOMAN
HUNG
BALTIMORE, September 10, 1852
We have no mall to. day south " Savanna Four more
deaths by yellow fever have occurred at Charleston
The negro woman jane the nurderess OF the Winston
family. wac hanRsa at Richmond 70. aa1
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The vote In this city yesterday upon the question o.
leaning the city oreoit aid u the Pop do Lac and
Lake shote Railroad proportion 0fforty In favor 10
Que sgslnst w.
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Bosror, Sept. 10, 1852.
Inc ire sellers held meeting last night, and appoint
% Delegates 70 the Congressional and state Convention
.nsy serwos waited upon Senator 1t his resi-
dence, who responded highly an address made TO him
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ma RI II M h INTE l. L G Il H
ALMArAC Fxw-vsRx-rHIs DAp.
...........6 rs NOON RIsEs. ..morn OF r
sUH sets q II HIGM WATER. ;. Of 3
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RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER AND CHOLERA
THE REVOLUTIONARY RxCIrKMENT, ETC
CaARLEsror, Sept. Q, 1852
The u S. mail schooner Lu arrived here yests1da
with Havana dates to the ID inst.
Yellow fever and cholera continued to rage with great
violence both ON ship be ard and IN Havana
Arrests still being made of parties supposed to be
connected with the revolutionary iournal-Te Voic Of
the Peopie-and the Captain Of the Lucas offered
twenty doubloons to bring off suspected individual but
he declined
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Progress Of tho Cholera

At CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Sept TO- 1852.
Many deaths from cholera have occurred in this city
during the past few days
AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER,. Sept. 10 1852
The Health report IA deaths by cholera in the
two days ending at p NJ. The weather has been hot
and rany
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Below,
Ship ForfArshire tBrl, 100 days from CallAo.
Aahlah

,sbips Continent, Drummond, Liverpool; Harris burg
Sathews City Points ba1hs Aountsineer Brl Cary Que
bee Stur.es, Avery. st JaRo de OnbA; W Brodis
Cray 81 Marks brig Rohert Spear Amid Potomac River.
ind at SUNRISE SWf meridian. SW; sunset, SSW, light
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DESTRUCTION OF raE STEAMBOAT REINDEER
BY FIRE.
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Railroad ACCOMMODATIONS Items
40 sc.
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Family Provision Market.

PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, SEPT ).
Reef nrlh IL Woodcnck mr. hraoa n FL
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RESULT OF THE VERMONT STATE ELECTION.
Movements of the Politicians.

Ravages by Cholera and Yellow Fever.
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NJ During the past week but few vessels have arrived
At this port Those coming from the have
yerpced gale frsm the NE, from
Charleston to within 100 Sandy Hook The British
steambip Europa arrived this morning. reports having
coast bound in to this port consisting ships oine
cttdd uYiu III ia xgeek
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