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:. LIE PnEsERsEBs LfFE Doxx1 = stsau-
boat law which far practicabie goS 6te e1ect
tho 1seef January requires that all western
waters must ba provided with lie preserves We nctiesd
or rather round t4ses about twenty inches IN lergh
one of which is to be strapped under each by Gather
thong clasped round the They cheap and may
be as useful any The Fashion to be nFpsshsd with
q number Vt these articles ~ ESQ ssss 4
Capt Skalcross this city the supervtsnf nAs sSA
invented tin life preserver something similar - tns
| above only thy shapad like cartridge BIZ they
are We s,,ppose for the ed rsopfils Terry
Mat ana As ferry boats are exempt from tbe lAu, of
course if prssefvers win be necessary and life In
4 surapce too. !. s. (. ...-,.
x,tb life boats and understand that Mr. fkspo ths
builder Of life boats scoat TO erect factory inthsslty
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In LaMno.-A magician calling himself Herr Alexander
says the Cincinnati Times has been playing queer
tricks with the citizens Of Columbus Ohio and has 60,
bimseN in jail in consequence
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A RowDr Tows.-The Newark (ohio) Tinss says:
exciting state of affairs exists in town ~
Thieves and fufians appear to- have thai
the time Shouts yells and oaths distract the
pightflL and rufanly assaults upon peacsnhle cil6e
md hnEgarpus entrances of private houses during
dense Of the evenings the Of
the times On yesterday night week brutal and rlanl
assault, with not the Sigh est provocon committed
by acrowd Of worthless bues the persons Of Judge
Haughey and Judge Humphrey. Ii was most infamous
outrage, and upon being brought before Esquire Eunce
ford the rngleader of the In the
amount Of S10,,i On Sunday night. about half
dozen dwellings were forced apartments enter
clothes carried of and pocats euptied and varsity Of
other outrages commtedsuch pitching furniture ont
Of doors and breaking it. knocking down hotelkeeps,
after enticng them to the after midnight
tence Of wanting lodging ETC. etc. Our advice ci
to arm themselves and when attempt Is made "a
break into their houses to shoot not to ma
but to kill and the like advice Is urged upon those vhc
compelled to be upon the street during the present
long dark evenngsand who may be assaulted ss ii III
case of Haughey and Humphrey-shoot the rulnaas 9
You would mad dogs, *itheur mercy and wisboat -
taneythe law in the hands of its ministers is -
farcical and is worth nothing - seifpreser
the FIRST law we say let every take the only es
of salvation from these rufaans robbers and hey
those recommended Some Of our oldest and oItiss1
have already provided themselves with rsvolyers AZ
their example will speedily be foilowsd ,bHpthers
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EOR PLAQUEMINEs. - Regular 6sg. =
L. Pscket.-Sesmer j. II. boswell, s. 6&&@aa a4aa53
Saha, having been drcked Thoroughly
pair d-u, Engines and Bocto the entire
spctors below Cabin having n-wy
psn-d and efa.ni.hed in ts comfortable ye val her
TUESDAY October and each FRIDAY and TUESDAY
o'clock during the season. each Fd trip going down
CYPREAN RAGAS CANAL and each Tuesday " GRAND
PRAIRIE For freight sppy board of St. Louis
NEW ORLEANS, October 5, 'e52.
The undersigned having thorongh
the J. T. BOSWELL, Capt. and finding
in Food o and we'll conditioned having locked thoroughly
repaired satisfaction and under immediate dir eon the
Paqaemnes trde hereby certify that
kind shipped OF her will the usual
RID L ROBERTsoN,) -
RlcHssD 3 sHa SWAIN, Inspectors 0fiinli'
JOSIAH LOyErT Inspector Of Boilers.
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Spring MATTkESSES-THE GREATEST
~ COMFORT AND PROMOTER OF HEALTH OF THE AaE
W. r. DHAKEs SPRING MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY
MANUFA. TORY Davidsos Row. Crondee between foy
eva Orleans, manufactures order, and
dol SPRING MATTRESSES
the 'terials fir the pic- chaIg d.
sp suitable for o Southern climate
any, adopted by would the ill
which doubt engendertd by sleeping those
which general nky unclear The Spring
properly ventilation inside, and with
Will last for yeara.
NIB When orea sent side and end rails should be
ured accurately rule giving the feet inches between o
and ts width Of post hs price wanted
PS SPRING, HAIR, MOSS and other MATTRESSES and
Of uPHOISTERING supplied ut reasonable
prices. W. p. DRAKE, Davdson's Row,
noy91 Carondee street.
FURNITURE MANUFACTOR Tchoupitou-
Il las street. THIRD Fourth La All kinds of
CABINET WARE hand for sale and mApuss
the shortest notice. Wood Turning executed order
Also all kn s Of Lumber on hand and for sale by
oct23 lyos - , 4. ill., ..sl,.-..g JOHN BARTCHS.
sOHN b. BUkGEN has removed his --aSza
ID FURNITURE STORE from Nc. .lal to No. 5SMAGA- III
ZINE STREET immediately opposite ths Arcade, where
Of the he han heretofore
""-'''-@ ,nnn his friends and the pnblie. i5' ly
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VOLUME V.
REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.
E,oRMoB1LE.-Daily Q. s. Mail

EoR RMoBILE.-Daily Q. s. Mail .sEA
Il Lne.-Wnter Arrsug cement Tho =
spIeniid lowpressufs packet OREGON Capt r. A.
Heirn csg " q qioeson sua Lake s
szprsssy 70, the Lake With ons %
on .ys = Lake Of the os!oei stopping at Pa.ea
~ Freight Bay st. Louis and Pass Christian must be sen. for
CREOLE. ...s.7 -.
Agent Mobile should be put
in the mail. fell GEDDE3, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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COAST.
NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EOR L URCHE-Regular ~ -
H. THURSDAY Packet.-The superior swift
rnunpg steamer ALTON, Ceesn DALI res, master.
Will her regular trps the the
THURSDAY Decsmbsr remain during the leaving
NesOeans EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. 'ssck. Return
Ing will leave Thiboaaax EVERY SUNDAY MoENiNe 6 o'clock
Boat will prompt and special attention the business of ach
plnne shippers and friends favor her with ther
STONE WALWORTH, Agents, IS Tchouptoulas sest.
a
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THr WxBsrrn Axrussr Fhs New xHA Jcuzna3 cgs
Commerce. publisbes tbs eu1esp0ndsnen bsNDaa - txe
Daniel Webster and Dxy5d Scars n Hceted, ~ -
jees Of the annuity rrsseuted p Mr sAsteB -
ton friezda This annuity has best ~ oeess11d
remark and Of Some csnsuFU Mr. Wsbstex 4M1 ~
1ifetime but NE w. says the JouSnat wAs ~ y1en3e
spirit to yindcats himself apd pYtreIysd 70 Ino
te7ty TO do him fustice Thf9 cmrsS1udeue9 - roo
n 1886 Mr.. Gears, in his letter. ta1R1s Mr.
that the nf $S7 90 had heen deporte1 II ~
ehnsetts Hospital Life 1nsuranos Company, oa
contract and adds sasss ~
Your friends whose names are enclosed hsgs psed
this there for your benefit to cnnstifuts f9 -
der the supervision Of Messrs william Arscsys
sargeant. and David ssars. Jr The INCOME via - -
ect your order semi anpuaIly abd when mot cae4 -
viii Be ADDED 20 the principal to ircreass ths inse
This fana ilas been created ftseIy and sAssssy "
your friends tu evidences Of thste e1stsfE 49, -
vaiuah''. JON have fsnsrsd - yer wtne
ty- They h.y done il vithoaty kzoyi.Sgs y -
ton sn Wit sems rsesoo e insstss o. ~
miEhs not he hesntfsely dsespsabls - yuun
ths Iseiing merchants os Boeton. NJ WeSsf4s = ag
to the ietssr Gf n ssan sfyer stst5BG thek - -
alTeady fully CO.. ensssed IN his puAiic Mxyte1H ~
cordial greetings ard Nen fftsndsAtp a NJ 20 -
The contTibus1n wtaeh ~ now naks kn00s y -
must be placed entirely t. u account Of IT, fs3es4
and the geDsfoeity Of yossrsH ~ ~ soef DId1s
Expressions Of thanks, howsvet v1u and
tn Gaze Hka this b feehie ] mt ~ howsv1s 1nt16
persuaaton that Alt vlp - bosss ~ tses
tion, will believe that 1As dsspIy a4t yongDI -
pressed me with the ssntimApts and - 41Dpl &
belonging TO the occasion p H. ss>ssz ~ ~
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WaTERLNG PLACES

NOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay AT. y
ST. LOUIS, PASS cHRIsTIAN AND MS.
GouA and Sunday nonog'
Semi Weekly Packet Steamer CREOLEhs and splendid
low CREOLE Charles Walker master with
ror accommodaons will the PonhnTtra Railroad arrival
OF the Cars the Lake aH follows; -Nb H.
FROM NEW ORLEANS: FROM Biloxi:
SATURD ". .........sr P. NJ cars SUNDAY EVENING .
TuESDAY.. .5r N: car. THURSDAY EVENING;
e. Fare for from Biloxi Intermediate Landrgs ~ 50 Chill
dren and Servants, tl.60. Deck, u TO-
q Tho Letter Bag will the Office of the Agent regularly
TUESDAY and SATURDAY O'Clock the
Railroad on Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
nov9s r. 0E' DES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
I. ALABAMA RIVER. .g
wul leave WEDNESDAY, December 90, at o'clock Pa T
ENOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- ~ -
II KA, SELMA and all intermediate landing the
Alabama River, via NEW BAEfN.-The new igh' u
draus, fast running passenger packet ALABAMA, Deye
receiving freight and will leave above For
freight passage apply board The New Basin to
MCDOWELL. Jr, d CO., u Poydrak street,
deea7 or FARLEY, JUREY CO.. carondest street
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N.w M4akrr, Nelson county, KY. Dec 1.
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IRELAsD-The CONSERVATION Of DR. Sngeras Bishop of
Meath took place Sunday the 2Sth of November in
the college chapel Dublin The cflcatl Prelates were
the Prmate and the Bishops Of Kilalos and Tuam
1t is staedthat in the Limerick post office one day last
week. several registered letters received from
grants in Australia conveying money ORDERS ranging in
amount from ESQ to f500 sent to their friends at home
The evidences of improvement in the coition Of the
country daily becoming more decided; and the agr-
cultural classes beginning to participate in the general
prosperity after the exhausting effects Of famine In the
counties particular the change the better
il quite remarkable; the farmers find themselves in
better position under freetrade than they during
protection. The Mayo Telegraph gives most gratifying
of the active trade among the country shop
keepers owing to the increased Of consumption
among the grzers, farmers, and the laboring classes
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FU UkNTTuIkE, ETC.

6tANAL STREET FURNITURE~z
A.lsToRE,-W. 7. DAVIS, Dealer in CABINET FUR - III
NlrURE, French and German Plate LOOKI GLASSES,
Moss Hair and Spring MATTRESSES FEATHERS NJ At
TING, etc., B Canal strsst below Baroune, op
Eh..ol unuaA Am
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viii leave TUESDAY, December 20, at O'Clock P. NJ.
EOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITHS ~
LANDING, NIL LrKENs BEND LAKE PROV lS6a4AksdE5
NATCHEz, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE, DgN
Princeton Packet Steamer sAXONTh and
steamer SAXON Estes master viii leave for the above
and intermediate landings TUESDAY December 49,
every Tuesday throughout freight
passage apply on board,
sTRoTHER Bros Agents. 4s roydras street.
tB The s. will take freight River with the privilege
snPpng ycksburg; will Clerk the Levee
Canal street. receiving freight early Saturday morning.
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LArEa yHoM Nassau, N. P.-The schooner Time, q
Charleston brings dates from Nassau to the 18th inst
The cholera had sbsted the Island there being only
deaths from the 11th the 18th inst 1t had bssr
very fatal at Abaco deaths having taken paet
there and also at Ragged Island where thirty hrss
deaths had occurred and thryseven at Harbor Island
The bark 0yandn Higgins. bound from Havre to New
York with merchandise and 14e passengers chiefly emf
grants arrived at Nassau in Distress the Sd inst
These emgrants to have left in the brig Pedrazzs
Charleston the 14h instant The cholEra had brok
out among them. and several deaths had occurred.
The yellow fever Barbados had abated considerably
It had not entirely disappeared from Demerars
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LATER FROM BuENos ArREs.Adyicesfr from Buenos Ayres
to October 80 have been received at NewYork ofeia
documents have bsen published in favor Of opening the
river Parana to the navigation Of all nations The nde
pendence Of Paraguay ia recognized correspondence
has been Published from Mr. Graham U g. Consul urging
the abolishment Of determinations against United States
vessels and in favor Of reciprocity The Minister promi
to refer the matter to the Legislature Business
inactive Hides plenty The slaughter of had
authorised gifs tl sfia gstss
Adviees from Rio Janeiro were to November 8. The
bark Henrietta had sailed for New0rleans The bark
Reindeer was id port loading for Baltimore
Apprshensons we're felt at Buenos Ayres Of further
trouble with Urqgza Paraguay having
his cause. Otherwise every thing tranquil.
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, December %. at o'clock
NOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS- - =
IL WILLIE saIITHLAND AND pADucAH..The 6l}R$85 -
and regular steam packet E. HOWARD, Capt 11E
R. Northern will leave above For freight
dsc.s SMITH FIN sTER, 80 Poydras street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

David TIlron of East Brookiyn L
VIM Ray, his wife. Abby Ann Ray, ana Cardiac
! Raw their daughter, Of Cincinnati
a. :. DOWN <, ~ Nesourgb, aged about ~ years.
JUli- Hoy, OF NesbuTsn, eyed Is years
Mrs. Matilda wads~ortn, of Fi'akill aged shout
26 years
Mrs Sarah Dennsou, of West Farms aged sbont 20
Mss Mary Cooper, of Wee Farms, aged about Is
years
John sImons aged p years, infant sop Of John n.
Smops # No o. Edrdss-s,
George X Mrcher OF IL EaeTen,hst, aged sbou. y
years
j hsnns Bysrd M.rs5sn Hsn5forsh. aged II m ,nths
Mary Ann Robinson wife OF Anthony RoNa n vie
Of No % Perryst. and seells Robioson their dsusn
ter, aged about year.
Chsrloue Johnson colored. Of Poushkeepsie
Mrs J,ne Murray. wife Of Aism Ngrrsy, OF Chicago,
~ ssed about 30 years, and ehhd aged year aud ~
: MsrpNe,Ch tllo,. wife Of George ChstIl,n; Ca,rna
m'uths
Gorge Ta'elmsn of Pousbksep.,e, aged 81 years
Philadelphia, aged =
Total recognized. ...................35s
Ar O'Clock last evening there were still ten
bodies which had not been recognized. One |
supposed from the name on two handkerchiefs, to
be J. J. Speed, Of Baltimore
MISSING
Miss Catherine De1int OF FishkuL
ElZaneh SnADkey, servant oi John w. Slmoua d
No 81 Eldridgest
simons aged 3i9 years, son of John w. smons Of
No - E.oudgr-st
Mrs Hannah b Msrcher Of No j. Elsvenshst
Mis- Marsoen Handtorto, OF No. 2l5 Wee, Twentieth
st,NY
Child end nurse of Mr. Elmore Thompson, ofN lso
Henry st. \.
Mrs Smt ns wife of John w simons, Of No 81 H
bridge st one chi d and servant
Hon Ste, hen Allen. OF wlork.
Isaac Sauds, OF No. SO StantOnst ~ T.
Ms Betty viii colOred, OF P0ughkcepMs.
Total missing-li.
Ofcourse this list of missing embraces only thoss
who are pretty surely known to be Drowned.
Dozens may be lost who have not yet been in
inquired for.
The account, then, shows:
Missing. I'LL
Total known to be lost ...3S
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Account by II Passenger.

IL TIE EdH0fg y Inc ~ H. i'H"e'
As l was passenger on board OF the
steamboat Henry Clay, on her recent disastrous
trio down the North River and witness of near
" ever, thing which occurred on that unfortunate
OCCASION and as the reports of the accident which
have been published and in some instances the
testimony taken before the COroner's Jury are in
some particulars Incomplete, and, perhaps inaccu-
rate, it muy prove of some service for me to fur
nish YOU narrative Of the events in question.
| was TO come down to this City from Hudson, on
"wednesday morning. and concluded 10 take the day
boat for the passage When went 10 the dock at
Hudson, both boats, the Henry Clay and the Armenia,
were IN sight, but the Henry Clay only, was IL the
Hudson or eastery channel Of the river the Armenia
baying taken the Athens westerly channel OF the
river, which At tLs place Ia divided into two channels
by & large flat. OF the Armenia could not make
the Hudson landing. This being the case, 1t may De
properly stated here, the officers of the Henry Clay
qureo the Hudson 10 pay higher fare than
Che whole advertised TAI from Albany TO New York
When We left Hudson the Armenia was a li.tle ahead
OF us in the Athens Channel ON the opposite side Of
TIE river When we came out Into the chsnnel, below
tie FIst the Armenia was perhaps two or three
lene,hs abesd Al Caskil both boats made the land
ing the Armenia being ahead and landing hrst lmme
da,es alser leaving the Cask dpcs, the Armenia %
Inc then about ihree-Quarters OF nile snead, l! was
evident from thu shaking of the bos the more rspd
action Of the engine and the violent hummng nose
CAUSED BY the blowers, that our speed was creamy On
the 4, O. aud that there determination On IN
pAit Il these In command 60 pass the Armenia VIC
gradually approached Der, and when ABOUT h'e or siS
mile. abose Kingston Point were sailing SIDE ana
aide with her, the Armenia being on tue inside OF 20
ward the westerly shore OF the river Toe purpoee o.
our pilot esio emily was to fOTce the Armenia 60 iar
toward the westerly shore 10 drive her on he ats
which h. re line the channel, compel her 10 stop aaa
allow US u 20 ahead and make the landing hrst he
accordingly steered boat whose bow was now lev
feet IN advance OF that Of the Ameps, In direction
across that In whicb toe Armenia must travel or
go seroupd unless sho stopped The consequence
wa, that the two boats came 10 contact Al tnls mo
ment person, who uDderst BOD was oihcer oil the
boar GENE ON the PRONE aade deck where l. wita
great uany psssepgers stsnding and requested all
% 20 over on the larbOard sids OF the bns Tne OBJ
ect md effect Of this was 10 raise the stsrooard
guard Of the Henry Clay, which was neXt 10 tde AZ
nepis shove the larboard guard Of the Armeois Tn9
result was haat our enders went sga,nst the aroosfo
side OF the Armenia ana bent or stove 10 Porh'n
her woodwork. just forward 0: her wheelhoa'e. ih7
mapegTeT snsgeEe6 - pSTr--, - 49, - ---~-'- 10"
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Latest scenes.

An immense number OF persons gathered
Yesterday OF the scene of the disaster, most OF
them being in search of missing friends. When
evera body was recovered, there was an immedi-
ate crowd and excitement until the person had
been recognized.
There was report in the city that the body Of
S.ephen Allen had been found, but such was not
the case.
II would be useless TO detail the constantly re-
curing scenes Of grief as one after another was
dragged from the water and identified.
During the day thirty bodies were found, making
in all ffy-t,ree corpses. There are doubtless
many Others still in the wafer, under or IN the
wreck.
We think the number Of people murdered by
his occurrence uM reach at least serenity
We append lists corrected as far as possible, OF
the NAMES Of the dead and missing:
Rop1Es RECOVERED AID RECOGNIZED.
Mathew CIabsell, 80, aged ~ months son OF Matthew
Crsnsen, Jr No 10 Hadson-st, Albany:
Cbristoyher spamin HILL cOored, OF No. ~ Hoos'
,sr.,t.. New. York, aged l. gears
Mis-, A Fepnei wife Of Owen Fennell, Of Whining.
ton NC, found al Fort Lee. %
r. A. Sands, infant scn Of Isaac D. Sands, Of No. 90
Stsnion.'t n, .r
New-loIk, and bis " lie.
Miss Adelipe NJ holmes, ofNo. 90 Allen ST., New.York
Mn,s Elizabeth HlIman, OF Troy. aged GO years.
Mrs Bsrriet E. Colby, wife OF Stoddard D. Copy
of Montpelier, Vermont, aged 81 years.
Mrs Emily BaIt.u, wife OF Prof Bartlett CT the Co.
leeisie Institute, Poughkeepsie.
Mrs Msria Bailey, wife OF Prof. Bailey, oil "es
Point. ,,
Mi,. Maria W Bailey, daughter of Prof Bailey, aged
Mary Thompson, aged 10 years, and Eugen Thomp
son ssed weeks, son and daughter OF John .. Thomp
| sen D.trict Attorney Of Lancaster County. Pc
j. IN Boser, Of No. ga Wostesst Ne" -fors' ase'
4 gb.,I ID s. so.
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eco small boat and sent her of 10 the relief OF thu
tuferets number were taken from the wreck IN
That way Peter Bbhop, deck hand Of The Armenia
noted very coursgeausly On seei1g man struggling
W ire ws.r VINO mad suck twice, Bishop spran from
'he smell boat, EVAN 10 the relief Of the droynine
men whom he SIZED hy the neck and con yeved 70 the
shore. His life thus ssv,d
The pilot also related that aid was given by the Can
uin o. the steamboat Jsm-s Madison and by the Cap
uhhs tno crews OF orig and schooner who were near
az hand 81 the time Of the calamity The small boats Ia
WI, WY conveyed most ofthe persons to the shore who
were ionhd clpPiug r. the boat The Armenia went to
oocs ho' NJ quarter o. a ne beov the wreck and
mere waltto and took on board number Of the passen
..'t together with two y~UIr women zone M ned
m'Iy Rhodfs) very seriously - not fatally Injured
hhVif Jumped from the bow OF tie boat an 1 was
uap'pled upon hy the other passengers Oilers were
more or less Injured by burnt faces brused limbs dis
located ihouloeIs and cut heads
STATEMENT OF CAPT TALLMAN, OF rrrR HENRY CLAY.
lt was about 3 o'clock in the afternoon
whtn tie alarm Of fire was given He was lying down
In bis s,tterOom the Tine having been quite we'll
aDo under the care of phys;isn for two days past
~ soon rs the alarm Of fire was made he ium Jed
ont OF bed and found that the boat vas on FIRE
IN Nont Of The boiler; and finding the flames could
not be ex'iD uished he ordered the pill to steer
the bost Ashore, which was sccOrdlI ely done and
the passeug the forward part Of the boat Jumped
on me sad bank, while those the after part Of
the boat we're compiled 20 ge ashore the best way
they could by eapu into the water At the time the
FIRE broke there must have been four hundred
pasfeI gers hoard. The boat racing and he
Thu ks the FIRE caused by the bot cinders falling
from the furnace sDd permitted 10 collect instead OF
Armenia and says that when he left he ten females
oesd on the shore and child which he has reason
believe all who lost their lives He did not think
any OF the males suffered In the calamity
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The Thanking PriviIege-ninistry TO nexicc'
WASHINGTON, Tndrsday, july 2, 10

WASHINGTON inufsoay, "uy 50 i''~
The order IN reference TO RANKED oocu-
sn,. 10 which We heretofore referred a. ensnsting
tom Po Al Master General Hall, appears comes from
Cave Johnson and IL Jet itcia iy unrepealed
our informant was mis- AIKEN 10 aitiouung lit tne
present Postmsst'r General some oouoe are op0 9
,ad "a 10 the cor frmsiion Of Judge Conklin Pin.
ister 10 Mexico IL is much desired here, Ia order that
Mr. Hall should succeed him - U. : judge, and his
place be filed by the more popular appointment OF
Fy.nk Granger or - Burrows az Postmaster Gen.
aral
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Orders 10 Equip the Frigates Columbia md
savannah.

NORFOLK, Thursday, July %, 1852.
Orders have beea received hsfo 10 eqalp
INN edia,ely the frigates Columbia AID Savannah
The officers of the United States steam
or Powba,an have been ordered to report for duty by
tee 10Th OF August
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Inter from the Cape of Good Hope.

BOSTON, IDursoay, July - %7'~'
The bark Ocean Wave brings advices
from the Cape of Good Hope 70 tie lith june sxses
day later The pspers are hled with accouas OF ou'
rsges and murders In various parts oil tue Oooy .,a
there appeared to be no safe'y for VI. 10 EZRA
of the public roads Armies d Ksfhrs wv m
LOCATED in the mountains from Which they s,s
plumber, murder and destroy of shsir pes.
80 dsheartened that they are aosat scin"s"'
sessions and euigrs 'ing TO Australia cenersl on
General Cathcsrt about g msne beds Pity.
sugh. the csas' had u sossd SPIES had been
captured by the English
Death OIL e' tinted states. ,0s.
c,vsroS. Wednesday, July SS' io'E.
C1 Giann Clerk In the Supreme
George ,i,,sd States, 10 Georgia, died saddeniy