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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49,.
RACE lIoNsE IvIrRED.-The picayune learns by n pri-
vac letter from Charleston that Col Singleton fine horse
Inspector had his right hind leg broken short off four
inches above the ankle joint 1t will be remembered that
Inspector was amcd in the first heat Of the four mile
at Charleston the 4th instant His opin
ION is that the small bone of the leg gave way during the
aud the large few nights afterwards in the
stable in the horses attempting to get up.
Observation-Disclosures has partially opened at Phila-
lelpia Several vessels that have been bound for
two or three weeks have arrived at their wharves.
WRTtSG LEssoNs-Atention is called the advertise
ment i'll another column of Dobears writing classes for
Tor ladies Mr. Dolbear's Academy is at So Canal street
Mosr ABOUT THE AMAzoS-An express had arrived at
london, bringing intelligence that eleven more of the
passengers and crew of the steamer Amazon had been
picked mp by Dutch vessel in the Bay of Bscay. They
escaped in the port lifeboat and were in most
cnoy condition when discovered They were landed at
Plymouth on the 18th uit.
A - REpROBNJE.NB n
Boston exchanges which says that rich bachelor Of
N"w'er7ry recently died leaving by will several lcgacics
vt from ten 10 twenty-five thousand dollars each Ia
whom he had addressed but who had rejected him
lie said that they had grown to so ugly
that he could not be sufficiently grateful
taEI MEDICAL EDuoArIos.The Eclectic Medical Insti-
of Cincinnati has declared its of lectures free
from all charge for Professors tickets retaining only
snail incidental fees for matrcuating and dssccng to
defray the expenses Of the college This is making it
virtually free school The next session of the
commences the 1st of March and lasts four months
Nrw EScLrsH MrNisrER 10 lnr UNITED SrArEs-The
ondnn Gazette of the 80 ut announces officially the
ap pontment of John Themes Crampton (now the English
rep 'esenativ at Washington Her Alacstys Minister
Pipn potentary to the United States. and Sir Henry
l.yto Bulwer Minister to the Grand Duke Tuscany
WoRrH KvowSG--A young lady of this city says the
years ago stepped rusty nail which through her
taot The inflammation and pain of course very
great and oc:kjaw apprehended A friend Of the family
recommended the application Of beet, taken
fres! from the garden and pounded fine to the wound
done and the effect very beneficial Soon the
inflammation began to subsidc and by keeping the
crushed beet, changing it for fresh its virtue
,eelncd Ia become impaired speedy effected
Simple but ereetual remedies like this should be known
10 every
Inv HrRALD A~p puFrERr.-Thc NewYorb Herald
nm Lshes several puiis of the strongest description which
lad been in for publication editorial together
with the Of explanation and orders for copies Of the
PAPER accompanying them The Allcghanians. band of
ninstr els about depart for California and who wished
get u littlc extra enthusiasm the occasion.
made to cut very ridiculous figure, in expressing the
,y high ,pnion the public entertain Of them The note
which was sent with the puff explains the whole affair
We suppose they did not plank up to suit Mr. Bennett
Nopr srcr ss,ov-rhe interests of Norfolk city. Va
not being o,7ded for expected in internal
Improvement before the Virginia Legislature the Nor
. Herald gro, beigerent and advises the representa-
tyes from that city to leave the Legislature if that bill
MEETS with favor either House and return to their
suent and hopes the people will take prompt and
decided steps to relieve themselves from bondage by
enneyng the city what may, to North Carolina.
If does not say anything Of the constitutional right of
VIII insist the peaccablc
ature its remedy and call Justify for Intervention
orpyept Virginia from interfering with the right of Nor
folk people to dispose of themselves.
Ayounrn SCHOOL ExclrEMrSr-Ctreat CONSERVATION
was lr ,duced the Normal school at Albany N V, on
the 9Th INST by the sinking of the floor in the third story
during tn exercises of the pupils No seriously
injured tn, NIGH several ladies tainted from fright
weak builIinG e. erected by contract.
D,emrp-r he Kossuth Committee at Columbus, Ohio
recently held meeting which addressed by the great
Aagvar himself after listening to his soul-stirrng
eooucnce the SIN all frames of the members in great
ononr of being rsrt asunder by undue expansion and
they forthwith adopted some of Kossuths expressions
resolutions and instructed Congress not to allow any OF
the despots of Europe interfere with Hungary
nations who wish be free This may be considered
deciding the policy of the United States Government.
Tnr WOODS FIRE.--Last night. says the Savannah
News of the 10th inst large fire to the west
ward of the city We learn that the woods of Eingham
county in the ncghborhood Of the railroad have been
fire for some time and that large amount Of timber has
been consumed The drought in of the counties
the south very great and for want of water the
cattle dying.
IL THE HANDS SEplFr.-Thc Merchants Ex-
change NewYork being in the hands of the Sheriff he
.vertises it sale next month The trustees trying
prevent it if possible. and invite loan of 100000 in
sum. $1,000 each at per cent interest 1t is stated
that the annual rent of the building is $65OOO
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IMPORTANT INVENTION The Washington Telegraph
states Mr. Deibery has invented of the most i'm
portant ife-s:,vng and swimming apparatus have
seeu Application has been made by Mr. Deb fora patent
If ia kind frock, doubet of ordinary dress mate
ral made double, ntcrlad with small metallic boxes, in
aated Tslis tloubet may be overall ship
2 hoard and IT is impossible for the to sink below
rbc shoulders and Mr. Deb asserts that person may