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~ Messrs. Nye and Andrews foundry
81 whitehall. was destroyed By frs on the night OF the
9Th Inst Loss estimated al g. O0o-uninsured.
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Fatal Case of stabbing.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, 0st :, lSJ2.
Chambers Mcintyre, the youth who was
s,sbbed on Sunday morning, during the between
ptal
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Yellow Fever nf Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Friday, Oct $, 80.
There were Il deaths from yellow fever
here during the three days ending su night, namely
on TueIdsy, g on "Wednesday, and yesterday.
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Dreadful Railroad Accident-Six Lives Lost
and Twelve 10 sixteen Dangerously Injured
CONCORD, " H., Thur,dsy,


Oct 1888 P NJ
A terrible accident occurred to-day on
the Montreal Railroad, Weirs steamboat landing
by which SIX penons were killed and from twelve to
sixteen dangerously ured.
An extra main was coming from the steamboat Do
YER at Meredith Village With large number OF pa,
sspgers on their way TO the State Fair at Meredith
Bridge Soon after Ii started car coupling broke.
while on Pile bridge the wers, and before the
accident could be repaired, another extra train from
the steamer Dover Into 1t, and most heagtrend'
ing tcene ensued.
Among those reported to be killed are thu following
John ii. Smith, of Dover Clerk Of Srafsrd County
Courts Mr. Roberts and child of Holdsrness Mr. Nc
Dufee of Acton, and Mr. Edgarly of Tuition Borough.
Among those d,ngerously Injured, were ssnborn c;
Carter of Ossipes Register Of Probstes in Carroll
County, (who Is reported to have aimee died , Taomn
w. MoIdough, Esa, of Wakefield, Who had both bis
legs broken and otters, some OF whom are reported
10 have since died.
Many jumped into the water which was fifteen feet
deep Gov Martin In the train but not Injured
A lady named Evans killed at Ssnburson Bridge
to day by the cars, while attempting TO take her child
from the srain. Another woman named Lord was
killed by horse At the Fair grounds, near Msredh.
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Collision between the Steamers Admiral aut
Eastern State Later from New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia.

BOSTON, frinay, Oct ., 1917.
The steamer Admiral, from st. John,
NJ b., was run into last evening near Fort Indepen
dence, BY the steamer Eastern State for Bangor The
A. struck the stsrbosrd quarter cutting Into the
Cabin demoshing the mates state room, and causing
the vessel to leak very badly.
As she had heavy cargo and about 200 psuensers
abe sat low In the wster, and vas run upon the hats
lear East Boston to prevent her from sinking. Her
freight being nearly all ON deck, would escape damage
The Steamer 10 Injured Il 10 supposed to the amount OF
81 GOO The Eastern State sustained no damage, al,
abe came stem on
The las, Boston and Eastern Railroad ferry boat.
went Immediately TO the assistance Of the Admiral and
took of her passengers and their baggage.
Papers received by the Admiral, state
that the Provincial Exhibition at Fredericton In which
great Interest IL taken BY the people Of the Province,
opened the 9Th lost with sss splendor by His
Excellency the Governor who was received by guard
OF honor. salute Of ~ guns fired, snd the Ma.
tlons Anthem was played. Inc Exhibition was well
attended.
The Railroad still attracts much atten-
tloD.
The Civil Elections In Halifax took
place on the lot Inst Politics high 90 the occasion
Hen Alexander Keith the Conservative Candidate for
Mayor was elec.sd-rseeiyng 603 yOhs TO Az for
Nay Tor, his opponent
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Commissioners to Examine the Mouth Of tho
Mississippi.

bALlINIoBk, tiny, Uct : I5J-.
Two Mails have been received from
New Orleans thiI morning.
The Picayuns announces that the Navy
Department has appointed Capt Lstmus OF the Navy,
MsjoTs Chase, Barnard and Besugarde Board Of Com
misslonsrs, to exam Inc the mouth of the Msssslppi
River win view Of opening Channel into the Gulf
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
Movements OF Gen. Scott.

sss,ys Telegraph oae.. corner Of Hano,sr and Bsassr-'
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On the nsht Of August "a 1852 the ship Thomas Watson
wa,ying :. the Pier foot Of Oliver In tbs Fourth Ward
smpIoyed shipkseper named Charles Batter whose duty
il watch the ship a. night while the captain sna
sept Ga the night IN qaesoa ho9 % Tss
Of the cabin epen inv the an
closing he doors laid himself down on ne eeek ooJ h
scros. tie doors that no person could enter te
without passing his body. On the ne -
bow Linz saloon In Cherry St kept oJa Oefmsa,
seen two busly engaged at rolling ton ~ tbs
time to put their plans into execution VS. ~ dis
and they Immediately :sisa "a, io 1cI,h.ss) VS., upon
item and he marked them well I"sy y,s,.s soofhsr
passed the other side Of the street soasdsra and
1900 IN esrrsgt conveEsetisn with tasm ed .,
lad been Prs'i0s, ost Of The together
Peieet .ns so S,es passed do En Roos7ysE to.na
the East asr and the otns ZOE ot.r ads OF the city
lesfnt - ,erstons Of their e0nfodeFstea Ino
es hurried down 70 tos ~ 81 ~ ~. y.r sns
shin WIZ ,vo Of them mfg ht have bern ssea sxukins
s "on On he pier 1t 'ke foot VI Over =" ,ts
s'en On esbo ana head the doors c0ss anf then they
s,riv tarfisd in their lurking place unt lnsy tnoasnt
ii board w:rs w'Rs n seg ne o sSs IN ara
So ,.rv ara they Stood upon tie deck ray Of light
bgd n ~ tie dark lantern, that enc OF tie Villains he'd in
and Uncovered 20 them the ship Keeper bsxtsr ~
oirsc,y scross their path 10 the where they ex'
nectsd 70 ind their booty. To AWAKE MN oud usuats
al sir Plans and Jet they must a o'st hi booy 20 e
~ tho.e plans into execution Immediately ose OF tbs
slipped tho patent rather shos fsn bis FEET aad
tsng pistol In his snd ~ shoot any one who should 40
M him he leaned the body OF tbs unconscious sa;o.
keeper placed bis hsa sganst the doors OF the ea6in and
then ysIy pushing against them be had tne ssacu'nto
ses them opsa to al, touch, without ereak or jar
Steaky he descended tie cabin ssas- while bis compsa
lon witt Du6gsn in bis hand ns sentinel ever toe
sleeping shipksspsr. To secure the MATS watch ana
rae tie pockets OF their coasuts, required bat mo-
ents tsrs .ld then the river that esayed 10 JOIN bis
companion the deck Of the aSp but In doinS so he
ntsnacnsIY touched ths shipheepsr VITA q. Ioos ana
auoks h,rr from ks sleep fnmsdsiey Baxter spri,s
upou ha FEET srd seizsi the vlaa by t;s nssk adss.
psss struggle ensd the thai ssorng % Escape aas
"a e kssPes sss;aa.a e kela h fss.-ths ssP0st ole
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gig Of alssey from Ph.a
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sIs Cornell ana; ssIa:sa assI:y
sisIse y: s.nsis and 4: shild.sa s:ii
aIsn Mnry MIS- Turner and sa
aissSssS slasissfess e' aissi.b.. ssia
Children 5 l.: .I: sns VIZ. Hs.s,s viz
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ss.snsu Es.snsn ilSsf M es shSi
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A' ms Ss' geo dhsss sfSN sss
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b n,2n Us Golrn, ~ bishOp g Wil.c1 Tiiissa,Jw
1l.z Di sa Fss r s1i S,as ri ssS'
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Donri,,r . Giles, 3 Brown, Smith a Martin b GAR
S Mem SI y.aMs F gss. ss
f. eE9p SSais ,vSS s'q Y,
Ward Benton, II Mesrs, Luns u Croshsr, A stev-
Ms IhSmrsen s,sSr fsynE KsH %tG;, Nc
wnsss Bronson and reSkiss - rerss. Hen, Henri
IN fthsr, A Ftnor. o A sws.ey, p Bishop, z lbln.
D, sss, Ssdss ssns Wa.
and wife Chase ysp.s ssi1nSs 4 sail. and
VIM Gssmts : Gorror, g beIaias q Cooper sud
.sn cssrs. sso ns gA 1SSSsls.a sp s hsa
n ss,idi9s us Eastman n.nna% s..
Bsrr x goote, r LoCns 9 kly; u strain, Dsis il;
Ss.sr s' srds
WBW1der, Psss, "A Perry w0onDsr, ] 80 Csrbarry.
as.s aS,s wsl S,.9'n Ss
Fart asbooek, Pierce. Hall, Page. J Wheeler.
EWS .s ees s... ss.
Pp ctl ssssrn sgssIa Chase
BosyST.h 80 lsIdy sqSp. ss;et.nss wood
~ Luesiy Fs,iiIs cosman, a,oSsrssas. John
hs Ss. ESy rsss,y nsshsy Es,iIs anisssrs.s
Turtle Black nsr. Manier, N Morton q Co,S Oris-
Gsss rrarny BesnoS, wiliisns Robinson sasS.
us.sTnAr eIseo, y. Carr Hons- Steamship $ Ls-s--
FkeGrew Abm Dvryoa, Thos Stalker strinshsm Gssss
sSgG Jasp Psisr VIM sutton .na v a1s' M %sss.ry
Cavity Rutttr Budd q olett zsnas Johnsos A HubSs
IIeotsT, " 3 Austin. Andres ii oisis Wa Chase.
pIna sb h ss;,r WiiIisnson Rsypsrs.n
WILSON, IN Bss,omer.
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PORT or NEW YORK, MARCH S, 1854


Cleared
Steamship 3 Lewis Baker, San Francisco. Baker.
ssS:a:ss Prom: taassia is.:. Allen.
Bar. soprs.f. white. Ios.nsiquo 4 Green
ss: h.Ass Fi s.1...
Rs E:,i. p Bartlett H. SsyY By m.ser
Bs L.slsses Wall cssasn s i. = ElSs we'll. 90
Fob, Sssss sns
ssS. RSsT.is Tsas.rsa. E.liis.
s:s:%:s S:ss.s TsII;sa saSsyi s1sss .sn''
s.eamship Sierra Nevada wilson Chsgrss Wis Kingston.
Royaa M SSs dsy sesf
Is
In Tho on her SStw.Id passage. lsis here Fob L. PM
,esmshsp Battle cO~s0ol. Washington. hours in bal
Sised ssrssa wisg Il Feb s d.
B, 81 ysh lon a M W..
viii ship White squa from London Now York tsss
aa0rd kes,is RE I.peirs q dsys ballast.
shso Ba,mors Winsa,s dsys from New oriesns for
E sS
(fssser q Nioiersonl. steering 5 By W.
and red supposed 50 she steering north.
jeso.e. COBB. Orleans Jan il for ii erpooi
son Sid in with bark Panchita Lane for New York.
Bark frsnkln tof Thomsstop) K.ohelI. Key West Fob
r. with ooon 70 master Feb % LAT So Ion 20 spoke
surveying steamer MerrImso.
Brig Guiseppna tlta), Napoli. Palermo 6 days. with
fruit sc. TO Chamberlain Robinson.
Brig HPsls, Gi RSsSti:1s spSGord New Orleans Is
Schr Josephine Dsoway San Francisco. Wis Rio Jansiro
f6 days With mdie to johnson Lo WIDEN.
snhs Eassau Edwsrd Ponce Pr II days. with suga, SO,
sobr Natlld. Wells, Griffin Charleston, S days. with
cotton, DC, 10 hcCready 90.
echr Wake Briggs, Wilmington, NC, days. with naval
stores
Echr Statesman. Ca,helL Georgssown DC, days.
Eohr Yolant, Osborne, Georgetown. DC. days.
Dohr Williams. Falkenberg, Norfolk. 5 days
Eohr Gslego. Dearborn. Richmond. days.
Sr fs s@1s f GTssss vv1s r.n
eehr Page Crapmer BAltimere. 4 days.
Echr Eliza Hannah Framps. Brandywine. 2dAys.
echr Panama, Terty Newcastle 20 hours.
Sohr Mary Il Case, Comstook, Philadelphia. days. for
sohr Copy. Dsggett, Falmouth. MSS, days
ochr Emira Chase, Provinoetown.
Sohr Pavtucfet, Ulmer Reokland.
eloop Olone w hisnan. Decker, Virginia, 2 days.
Bloop David Van Name johnson. Virginia, days.
SHIP White squa Goodwin. London Janv and Deal 4th
Bark Panshta, Lane Palermo s. days. with fruit 20
Ais' 0f ''''AA ''n' sailed.
Steamships Promethus. Churchill Ban Juan Crescent
City, Tanner, Chages; Lewis Baker, Rio Janero aud
Ban Francisco; ship Arxo Coffin, Liverpool aud thers
Wind 81 SUNRISE NE meridAn 3, and Light sunset W.
Brig Ellen Hayden, smith At MatsnE reported ldg fos
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Herald Marine Correspon en- G,

ID ~.
Ariv.aship Conrad small RE J.nsirc; bark Rs.n,is.
al ss az sh;
sos :,s.ssr e Sii:als .a Tss Rssaoas '' NOE
ws Bel sss & Sss%s b ses
Co. fssen %s csnsa
Tsn os
fe6, Portland; Emma, HAfcra Boston; Gsota Norton,
Miscellaneous.
s1rAMsiIP FANNY from Norlesns for Brs.os Santiago.
2ssh ut Two twoboAts endesvOrnk &c. her Of.
Spp sRANvNsAThe hull Of ths vessel wrecked ~ Nan
% Win ono snesss and
figsng saved from abe wreck.
during which i S'hipred sea over her l.ssosrd
e ss yhen csP, sss, g, $ where ,1s
dscfsrsta she vii rros.Siy "a ssdsuss Ssss for
h 6ss r dsys had vs.her, and Ass sua ove- 1901
n,,,s, rstn be NE, VIE gale,
Fam PATrIcE RrSRY. Tor Provsenoo which ssoh are
and funk below rev Orleans 10 hsve ali nor
cargo insured in rtO,idnce Tor so a. the Roger wi
Tikerlt0.
b. Nesrs Geek snow q Bedford ard vl BE- ,.et for
under ibe stmnano 81 Caps Thomas Morrison
Pans WARWICK, Heatmsh.er aom Liverpool for Aysla.
An - jar ss ana s'' w 70 s
pieces.
M nsre NArcAnrr tot H,lf.., Reid. frora Kinsson,
Mkors ssney hook AM day bal wss sos on isst
sss Ds9. IT s gu.
s' WEI Il sR Wa. sas eoss ssrs ,
n s.I Gus 9sdsss i P:s0 ia m
BnIe LoeAr tcf scs-rportl, Msr,how from goson for
sssTs y,s wIsosss on Mo leland Of An.us ass NJ, no
u insA in she spanish brig Phenix.
Bare DOLPHIN, wood from Halifax for Antigus, With
Il P,s as saved
EcHa FLORENCE Bovden. from Tabssco for Boston put
into hLondSn q ins win loss q sails ana ls.iy 0sps
ouTed sails. SO. and returned 10 NLondon.
SS :, sa M s. from New York
inst by steamer Storm, visnous injury.
Notice to Mariners.
Echr Rainbow At Charleston inst from Ashs
poc reported s light ship ~ 81 Holona having driod
yen h'r n0oEnsA un.,.m
sSs XII. S s.J
gsh,, EdssT.ovp, Ia, 20 g. lon 81 Herald s!o-
Ia .Hs s. s wa:s
and saw her s boiling Ss Tbs spoke Jan
sid i'm Fro,ine.so1n Iss sehr Williams Joseph.
Ground s.v Ani CRIB; re- ~ Ill.,, 81 g:s
S & Ss., ,$s So III II Rss
a ilsss Sg asss
Sis: !s,s; *, 5 S..s Oscar.
On stsion land Dec sS fty letter rom osps t2s msg
nciis, n, all WE'LL tv0 small Wha co. Nt'a' oSiot' ~
clean, ell veil :. -x,--. r.,..s p...,~. NJ
...n Ara Ja,ptr Rutob At New Bedford the frmt with
= s ,;s ~ AID shs g s'sE van s.s 40 chewing
red Ar a v hio signal with red ball IN The centre
Leo 26th Is, 10 q. long 80 W. ship Columbus OF Fair
Raven, bound to the Arctic Ocean
Spoken
ship James Drake, Gore from Calout,s Nov rs, for
York, Feb rs LAT 10 N, Ion t5H n.
ship Gre, hound Pickett Dssorc for Rio Jsnciro
Jan ~ abt lat 81, Ion 7S1<
snip 0slto Chandler. days from Mobile for Liver
pool, Feb 9 LAT Sx, Ion 67.
lbtEGk. lon7S
sap With fall poop suppossd 70 be ths Levi Tcca
burr, from Uverpo0i for Bosbon. N lpsA, NJ
basyeeo Cap3 codaatLsfe Ana.
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From the South.

bALTihoRE, March ., I5bI
POLITICAL POSITION OF Ink NEW MISSISSIPPI sENA-
TcR-LoUisIANA AND The COMPROMISE, RrC.
Judge Brooke the newly elected Senator from Misis
.pp in letter addressed to tho Legislature previous TO
ME election rays be does net expect to support the
nopir alton Of the whjg National Convention fears
tbAt body will be tnctured with free eoillfm lie will
vote ft I've mInee he IL sound the Union question
Tbe benats Of Louisiana have laid on the table the
oonpomfe resoaons ~ also the resolution approving
the course Of sesstor Downs
joseph Goodrich, rstivs OF New Haven, recently
drowned i
Judge Evans of the Sixth judicial Dbtric. Of Tsxu,
has resigned.
eevsre thunder storm occurred at Savannah on
Saturday nat.
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o.
ArrivedBa,ks syiph, Batmore; Gem, and Gov Briggs,
Phscelpbia Nokele, Garden sohrs Charles Allstru,
Cape HsSt Henry Psyson, Norfolk Courier Richmond
Below-Bark GeorsisnA.
Cleared sbirs Bennington Norlesns John Dunlap. Ap.-
lsshio ssrhs 1rusman Gibraltar Harwosa Rshmond
cagdenas; sctf Howard. Balsimore corneiia Eyork.
CHAkLrsTos. March 4.
Arrivcd-ship Julius Howard barKs New York Harriet.
ind hsr.ba baltimore schr ses Mark.
Cesred-Ship Columba, NYork; brig Clinton Foster
Nyork; Empire Boston; Rhodes Providence; tohrs
Robinson. Virgnia and Giraffe. NYork; sami Bulkley
Bslsimefe
s,h-Arr ship John Ravsnai Rotterdam; bark Madonna
NYork; brigs Friendship Philsdephia; kesch mmero
saeua Ia Grande schs Union, Baltimore; knse, Jalis
Sailed Bari Csroiins; big Clinton, NYork.
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From PHILADELPHIA,

MARINE CASUALTIES - THE CITY OF GLASGOW
A0RoUND-RAILRoAD ACCIDENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Maron 6, 1867
The bark Roanoke, from Rio Janero Jan IL, arrived
here this morning Felix Lskey Of Fells Point, Balti
more the first officer died when two days out aud was
buried at sea- james Hugh seaman, fell from the main
yard, Feb s, and was lost.
The steamship City Of Gla,gaw grounded yesterday
near New Castle her way down the river but got or
the next tide, and preceded on her voyage
On the Reading Railroad, near PhGnixville, james
Kehoe had bis leg crushed between engine and ten.
der, owing to engine which clearing from
the track running into another that ding STILL
Nathaniel Mass run over by train on tho Phila
delphia Railroad, to day, and instantly killed.
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Cotton Factories Burned.

PRovDENcE, March 8, 1882
cotton factory Of 800, spiDdlee employed In tho
mandatory Of warp, belonging to David Hoppers, at
Moosensck Hill West Greenwich, entirely consumed
by fire on Wednesday. Insured for $4,000 at the Amer
can once, In this city.
A cotton factory Of 1900 spindles, situated at the
westerly part Of sctuate. belonging to John T. Pman
Of this city destroyed by fire Wednesday evening
last The mill was employed in the manufacturing Of
printing cloths. Insured In this city for $l2oo fol-
Iowe-$6 600 at the Merchants $1,000 at this American
and the balance at the Roger Wiams and the agency
OF tho Hartford office.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.


ALBANY, March 6, 1854.
MILLS PASSED.
For the relief OF David Rogers contractor upon the
suspended work on the oswego Canal
TO provide for the appraisal and payment CT canal
dsmsses 10 Thomas Couruymsn.
TO authorize the appraisal and payment Of canal da.
images TO Medsd Pomeroy.
To authorize the respprasement Of cans damages to
Bridget Hevhtns George Hawkins and Henry La wilkins
To indemnify John Mefrell the erroneous re sale
oflot number eight Ct block number six In the village
Oneida Castle In the county Of 0neiea.
Authorizing the canal appraisers to re examine and
spprsss canal damages to Levi Brown.
RFifTr roa CANAL CONTRACTORS, Erc.
On motion OF Mr. PLATr, (whg) the bills for the relief
OF tbs following canal conr actors referred to
reject committee james Stewart A. T. Mcdonald,
John ii Nichols, Charles ]. De Grsw. and Henry DE
and Chss. ". s;ers; John O Smith and Warren Norton
scHRooy RIVER.
Mr. WRIeHT (whig) ssked unanimous consent that
tie Assembly bill declaring Schroon River public high
way, be ordered 70 thrd reading. Agreed to.
TifE BURNING OF SIN. NILES HosrTAL BUILDINGS
Tows. 4.
Dir. CooIEY (dem moved that the bill for the relief
OF W. w. Niles. (the owner OF tho building used By
the Commissioners of Emigration as . hospital, and
Which were burned by . mob,) be referred to the
Judiciary Committee He said 1t was important bill,
contemplating the payment Of large eum Of money,
and It w proper that It should be closely and carefully
scrutinzed.
Mr. Jos,s (dem.) had no objection to It's reference,
and merely desired to that he hoped the Judiciary
with oil due speed 10 the Senate for confederation
, The debate was continued by Meesrs, Ward and Van
scheonhoven, and the motion to refer Was agreed TO-
Ine SENATE Afterwards adjourned.
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L0USsVILLs, March ., IVA
We have bad heavy rains III day, and the KossstA
reception fAisd In consequence Hs delivered speech
as night ct Farmers large tobacco warehouse which
vas crowded with psopls chs burden Of the speech W.
complimentary 70 Kentuskians. He said he had often
BEEN told that they were noble hearted eenerous bold
and brave, and had . worldrenowned reputation for
never missing tbeir aim His speech touched upon d
striking
LoursvnLK March 6, 1852
Kossuth addressed the Germans TO- day, at dollar
bead sdnisson concert to bs given Ter bis benefit
to night.
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THE MAINE LAw-oPPosITIoN TO NEGROES.
ooLUMsUs, March s, 1862.
The Ohio Legislature has indefinitely postponed the
resolutions referring the Maine Liquor law to the vote
Of tho people The vote was ..yeas, ~: mays, 10.
Notice given Of bill to prevent any further set
element Of colored people within the State
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TelsgraPhic reports.

TelsgraPhic reports.
New 0RLEAns, March, 1859.
Cotton u still animated. Sales day wsre $500
bales ct higher prioes.-Low middhng, TXo.; strict
midding, sHc 30. The sales OF the last four days
have been $4,000 Corn has been astive to-day 80 900
bushels sold 1t SO. SO. Bacon sides 9Ho shoulders
$40.
NEw ORLEANS, March g. 1851
Within the Last thrse days $4,000 bass OF cotton have
been sold. Prices have advanced ons-eighth. Pro-
visions are aetivs.
CHARLEsror, March T. 1864.
The sales Of cotton to-day 800 bales The weeks
business has been 10 800 bales aI 6ko $40 The
kst cioeed frn with decided WArd tendency. Fair is
At $40. s6So,
CHARLESTON, March s, 1852
The sales Of cotton were lt(0 bales with firm mar
ket and full prices. Extreme rates, To- q 8kc.
CINCINNATI, March s, 1862.
Flour Is selling at SO Is, Provisions firm Bacon
sides, etso. Keg lard, $40 Glover seed has declined
to So
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ALBANY, March 6, 1852

ALsAyy, March 8, 1852
rHs PRESBYTERIAN wrpowS AND oapHaSs' FUN.
Mr. fisK reported bill incorporating the trustees Of
the Wdows ana orphsn fund Of the Associate Presby
terrain church of North Ansrica
PROPOSED ELECTION vREsxxAsyps
MT. LYON brought In blu for the election OF vvsck
masters In Queens, Kings, Richmond suffok ana West
chester counties
CONTRACT System
Mr.. J. Rosy offered . resolution that che Judiciary
Committee report bill abolistipg the contract systs
the public works. Laid over.
wRECRMAsTHRs.
bill 70 provide for tho election OF wrechmssters In
the counties Of Queens, Kings Richmond Suffolk and
Weschester was referred to the delegates from those
counties.
CLAIMS pAY.
Mr GInsor called up his resolution setting ABIDE Pr
day Of each week FOL the consideration OF private claims
Immediately after the reading OF the journal.
br Moes fsid THAR bills bould not be considered
ct any other Time Agreed to- ard the resolution adopt
ed.
- Tsg sgAT snow.
TIT shrTH called up the resolution requesting the
lsser 70 notify the Governor that the seat OF Colonel
hoow was vacant &c
MT cnann,Rry ,aid that the subject had already 90.
ouped good deal Of time Of the House, and he moved
= preamble and rssolutisns, setting forth Mr., SHOWS
title 20 bis seat, "a a substt ~.
~ NilEa -ithdsFv b. r~s0tut1on
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The Texas Creditors, SO j..

WAenIso roN, III arch 6, 1889.
Tho creditors Of Texas holding rst class certificates
win assemble in Washington on the second Monday ia
April to decide upon accepting the late act OF Texas
lsve thereto passed ia January last The meeting Is
thus delayed to enable foreign creditors to present.
Governor Johnson Of Virginia, Is here.
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Passengers Arrived
LcNDoS-Packet ship Margaret EvAns-Mrs Sims Misses
Amelia ard Emma Sims. London; Mr. Northovsr BeookyA
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Rise or the Ohis River

UiNoIrrArf, March Q, 1879
Tbs river - hGh snd rising, and ths water Ia within
fsv fost u tho bouiee no1trg the river wcst najs
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