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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

DAMAGE by LIGHTNING We learn that
the house of Franklin Varay. in Lille
Compton. II L., was struck by lightning
during the thunder storm on The evening
of the 26lh inst. The electric fluid struck
one cf he chimneys, bursting it asunder
and scattering the fragments in every direc-
ton, and tearing the partition walls and
floors asunder in its passage downwards, aud
passing off at the doors and windows. Mr..
Varav, wife aud child, were lodged in bed.
room, and were covered with brick, lime,
lalhs and other fragments of the building,
but happil, escaped unhurt. The damage
TO the building is probably about $780,
Ntp Bedford Mercury
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

Black~oods Magaaine, for April. has
the following table Of contents; The
Earl of Derby; MY Novel American
Military Reconnaissance Our London
Commissioner; The Commercial Dis
aster of 1851 The Mothers Legacy to
her Unborn Child; The Appeal to the
Counlry.-Republislied in New York by
L. Scott g. Co., at SO a-year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

FATAL ACcIrKNT.-- An accident oc-
Cured on The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road. near Weverinn, on Friday night
last BY The bursting Of the boiler Of the
locomotive, which resulted in the i'm.
mediate death Of Benianine McMakin.
a supervisor; and William VIM, the
engineer, had his head SO Injured that
his recovery is considered doubtful
The fireman Phil'p Lowe. was slightly
scalded.- M0rtinsburg Va.) Ga=eife.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

A PUZZLED IRIsuMAS.-Mr. o.
Fla qheIty undertook to tell how many were
at The party. "'The hro Crogans ,Cds one,
meself was two, Mike Finn was three, end
and-who was four? Let me see-(count.
ing his fngers)- The fsco Crogans ras one.
Mike Finn was two, meself was lhree-and
-be1ad There was four Of us; but Saint
Patrick couldn't tell the name Of the other.
Now il is meself that has it. Mike Finn was
one, the tro Crogans icas fpo, meself was
,hree-and- by my soul, ! think there
was but three ofus. aftLer ALL"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05
Junior Exhibition.

The exhibition OF The Junior Glass in
College, on Tuesday evening Of last
week, was attended by very large au.
dience, aud passed of with mue n credit
10 the class, aud 10 the satisfaction aud
entertainment Of those present. In gen.
eral, the orations were well delivered,
the subjects good, and the style unex-
cept ionable. We m light specify two or
three that exhibited unusual ability in
the writer's, were il not invidious. The
Conference was beautifully written,
showing much reading and thinking on
the part Of its author. II deserved the
high commentator il has received
The class is evidently one oi much tai
eni and promise.
Relow is the Order Of Exercises:
ORATio SALuTAroRIA. ]. A. Howe.
ORAr,oN.-E orncstaess, B. D. Ames.
ORA1ioN. Enampie-is Mfucncc.
w. N. Bacon.
GRAFTON - UiLitdrianism.
l.. S. Cheney.
GRAFTON. Character and Reputation.
D. d Haskell.
POEM The Timrs. 7. II. McIeod.*
OaATinN.- The Spirit Of Injury
"a Delmire Selfshness,
D. G. Hooker.
ORArioN.-T The One Idea. II. James,
GRAFTON -Pariotism and Phi
ianthropv. w. Reyes.
CoNrERENcE.- The Literature of
Rude and IF Cultivated Ages,
G. G. Lane,
: z :. 1 ''% ; Weeks. Speakers.
ORArloN.-Ihe Spirit Earrings.
c. NJ. May.
ORArioN.-A adaptation Of intellectual
Pursuit TO the Character Of the
Mind. ] I. Rice
Influence Of the Pro.
grcss Of Learning on the Value
of Ancicnt Literature.
E. P. Stone.
OnATioN True Fame.
G. w. Thomas.
ORATioN The Mcoi-ifs Reia.
tons to Life. ". w. Walker.
ORATrN.-- Yankee Character.
J. +. Weeks.
GRAFTON. Pleasures Of Intellect.
q. A. Weeks,
#Excused.
We cannot omit Ia nniice here.
that the performances of the MiddIebur,
Band, on this occasion, were excellent,
and received very general common da>
tion. There is no longer any need to
send away for musical assistance, either
for exhibitions or commandments
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

The GENERAL BANKING. LAw.-The
Bankers Magazine has an article bv
A Vermont Banker" showing the i'm.
perlectiuns of the General Banking law
enacted by our Legislature last fall. 1t
is thorough demonstration of The i'm
prac,icabii,y Of the system in its present
shape. fully confirming wha, practical
men asserted respecting il while under
consideration at Montpelier. The wri-
ter says:
"The law is sufficiently stringent 10
satisfy The most captions ; and so severe
in lis requirements, that no association
can conduct banking operations profit
ably under it,"
We are lot aware Of any eilurt hav-
ing been seriousl made to start bank
under this law, aud We conjecture there
will be none, until after another session
Of the Legislature, at which some mod.
ifications Of the system will, no doubt,
he attempted.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

ExcAvATING CoiN.-The French
rogues can remove one side of a silver
coin with very thin fine saw. cut out
silver in the middle. fill up with baser
metal. solder On The SUFFICE again. and
leave the piece looking as before Most
OF the pieces thus altered bear the efiigy
ei.her of Louis XVIII, Charles X, or
Louise Philippe. The fraud was first
detected at the Bank Of France. The
deterioration Of the coin thus is about
seven ienths.--Nep York Mirror.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

WAsHINGroN, April 29.-It is now
settled that National Free Soil Conyen-
ton will be held some time within the
course of the ensuing summer. The
chairman Of the committee, Samuel
Lewis. late Free Soil candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio. has full power TO sum
mon the Convention.
Mr.. Clay has teIegrapfed to his son
10 come TO Washington. on account oil
Of his continued ieebleness.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

Harper Magazine. Gm May contains
Part II. Of BLEAK House." Dickens's
uew aosei a continuation OF Bulw eI's
"My Novel. OF, Varieties in English
Life: Abbou's Life OF Napoleon (wi,h
illustsa,ionsl continued and numerous
shorter article IF an entertaining char
ac,er.. II has thirty different illuslra-
lions.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

AZ George Washington was raised
to the degree Of Master Mason on The 4th
,f August, 1853. having been >iniiia,ed
in November, 1852. The l00lh ami
versary &c his inhia'i"n isto be cclehrat-
ed Throughout the Union. ..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

~ The Poem of IS. Nj. F." will
appear in our next.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

c. Adjourned meeting OF the Hotel
company next Saturday afternoon.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05
VICTOR Gil
CUGNOT,
GUERIN.

The above named breeders keep hocks of A.
bout 500 sheep each, which are the three best
hocks in all France. have purchased every
good exc that they bad 10 spare.
M Yvarf is the oversrcr and conductor of the Gov
ernment docks at Rauibouillet.
S w. JEWETT.
Middlebury, MAJ 4, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
CHAMOMILE..-.For The N. Y. Tribune.

CHAMOMILE....For The N. Y. Tribune.
Now heart send forth thy sweetness,
Crushed trampled in the DUST
Remember God is just,
And for mans incompleteness
Let the soft incense Of thy pity rise,
Make burnt-oiiering Of the sacrifice.
Think in thy bitter anguish,
Thou hast not done the wrong.
This echo of a seng
Whose faint, sad minors anguish
Against thy will or care, shall comfort thee,
Would'st thou the wounded or the weapon be ]
Art thou too weak and weary,
Too pitiless in pain
To love where love is vain
Waste starlight on the dreary,
The self lost and the cold for such is one
For whom thy vernal life is all undone.
The Spring. forsaken blossom,
Dropping its pallid leaves,
Not without purpose grieyes
For hidden in it's bosom truth,
Sleeps the green fruit have patience, trust and
God keeps the sunshine of thy darkened youth.
Sore bruised, and bleeding,
Under the cruel tread
Let thy pure odors spread
And up to Heaven pleading,
Draw showered forgiveness on the heart of stone,
More pitiful than thine, because far more alone.
A. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER L. 1882

tsuarB rsslvs 10 the sus.gess "a ralsE,C - hest
arrests thu public jouruss OF this t.orsnf th. st'
inst, have the following ARTICLES ~hieh have {, ems
lated as literally ss possible IA Geeeta Ia Hs5c> a.
1 the GoVernmsnt 'urnsl says a follows:
"Wheo, on the l2h inst, said tasitas Govsrnm sns
hn put is faS1 IN The sore respeLdog ths .u,nprs Of
the subvtr,ive paper Ia 70: del Psbis ga aOtvsa
turs vague assertion, but founded Oo ,ru,h zee
terday, taking the proof. Of the jurs agn Of
that contemplate paper, they were surprised Ia tbs
printDs ohes Of Don 'uardo Faccioo, IA OIlsoDs, ,
those Who employed 10 Il, aud the iuplsoaen,s
that served such q criminal talk taken. Cnis
has been done without having recourse q violent
mesns calmly, legally, with dignity. - we sal tbs
Cover men, would proceed 10 everything Iae Idr
ups Il the Military Commission proceeds with activity
I'M the Gaze The ibic knows tha. Il can rest With
cor 'hdence upon the violence Of the Government Ia
ito n esns Of acton aud Ire energy, before witch will
sway' be dashed to pieces or conio1nded the e1orn OIL
our enc pes"
The d. viO de Ia MqriEs, the organ of the Galatians
says:
iCArrrR We have the satlsfacti)n 10 announce
that the ella. ,destioe printing oaios Ia which was
stamped the 'idicul)us contemplate paper Which,
with much noisy fuss foreign sRenies sre'end'
ed 10 make has zen surprised tonight ~ the t'Sera-
ment in house In Oospe-st. Caught tn frag MT tue
person Ia charge hsd ~ confess having prepared ne
form and that he had taken but single proof. To-
morrow shall give extensive details pom this
subject
10 relation to the statement of the Digriq Dc Ia w
rirq have 10 remark that appears IN that the 40
QUESTION made ia II against foreign enemies 10
false inssmUch as the Editor OF TIE pspsr
Ia To. der Preilo NV a prisoner. IL Senor Don Tide
fonso de E.trsdor Zsnea, native of Cubs and cln-
nectsd with several pecsbe SOanish families OF Ma
drid Secondly, the psoer was printed 10 pubic print
log Office The property Of Don Eduardo gs'co'o A.N,
thirdly the operatives 10 the Office natives OF Caos
and Of Sp4n Aud further, % show that the accusation
s grauous all the others concerned either Cuoans
SpanArds
ArGusr 2s-Ramon Pulmor, well known gentle
In his Island pset was arrested Yesterday. The
prisons nov full to overdOwng, also the Dungeons
In the tor,lfcsGOns. Sil arrests are being made
every day aud many prisoners are brought 10 from tue
country Sentence has not been passed thoss con-
cerued In the paper but II s said that three will be
9drrOea
The cholera RACES With fury; hundreds of soldiers
have been killed by IL, and among tho public great
tum5ers have died By the disease. Yours, &c,
EAUUtCL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Havana Markets.

Correspondence Of Tls y. Y. Trbuss
HAVANA SATURDAY, Aug o, 1852
Since my last sdvicss tho lth inst SUGAR market
has been very dull however prices have kept hrm except
for grades hich have purchased ss ut decns
have quote the following thoge st which
the Transactions hsvs been done at viz 81 and II 20
81 and 81 per arroba for assorted SUGARs 500 for
White 81 al for Yellow 81 d5l for Rro~n 4trb Tor
Cucurucho and sac Tor MuscovAdo The exports dar az he
psst two weeks from this port aud Mstanzs reach 2i 3
boxes Of which II $50 been sent to the United Sta
The export tor the ports Is S5 40 bones as,int
05l l53 Ast year date, and to the United states
.e871 srans 500 59 last year and the stock estimated
at ab nut ll0Ns boxes
COFFEEO OF this article lttle hiss been exported since my
last Price s8dSi u quintal. 80
In MoLAssEs Httle 10 DING Price reals q beg OF 81
gallons
considerable business been done IN rORAcco sndth
high prices quoted my is't have been msnt,ned CT
gss ar. good request both for the nted States ani Eu
ripe
FsEIGHT, arc very dull notwithstanding there ars Bat
lew vessels in port For Hamburg and Great Britain sIis
rhe highest rate pad and to Co <es and market e.
FXcHANcF-0n London, l!P cent. premium; on New
York and Boston cent discount 70 par aud on Nsy.Or
leaus az y cent premium our obdt. seryt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
,Cerresessaeaese Of nsN v. Tribune L.. Cent

,csrr,ses.Aeses ef The n v Tribune -, Can,
NoawnK, coNN, Thursday 00pN
When the Wing National ConVen''0n
IA, !, ssssoa NJ Baltimore, all eyes were u''oe,0a
th,th.r in the earnest hope and expec'A.'oa '"a'
The great and incompatible statesman OF "a',a
chusetts would be the standard'oeai'i " '"O
whir marty in the present campaign ou' 'O'
Cor an. nam, nj SINCE the nomination OF "en'
S.,,t h.x, ~, Wings Of Connecticut ialtered'
Not one solitary Wig, or one soneaiy s''0 '"'"
who boasts of ever having been wing, ~" Gu
pertains single doubt where th1 i'ne Q, u,S NY
Gss If ia an, portion OF New bng'so" 'neII 10
80 ..,.snt Whiss-Whigs more for men than
c,rl.s-t Connecticut has not that dlshonor.
D., .,,ch a., would apply the words OF the great
man bmsen whom they are dong their best 10
heIIttIe. 'Let them go; we remain. we are
,rhe,e we ever have been aud ever mean TO be-
With lust American pride d. we look upon the
old ana faithful General in every point worthy
dm,rican and, 81 far as IN rs lies, he shall never
Ia a, feated. IL IL PRINCIPLES, GREAT ana CAR
D,S,I WHO PRINCIPLES, aud that they may
be carried out bv men ever faithful, ever true TO
the Wig party and the country, thht tue W n'Ss
of Connecticut are struggling tof To day, aad
they will continue that struggle, IN UOd 3 pfO'i-
dence, till they conquer
LAST evening ths Wings OF Nori0lk-the old
Wings Of the lne-thoss who have seen both
sun, hine and storm-and the young Wings held
their first camosign m-etine and formed Cnlp-
pewa Club" the better 10 do battle IN the present
contest. Norwslk has heen from time to time
The hulwnk Of the Wing party in Connecticut,
and he will give the gallant Hero not much short
of so majority on The second Tuesday OF No.
ven,ber. To do less would be 10 fail snort of her
duty, and in a contest like this, that she don't
Know ko~ to do.
The voice OF Connecticut, small to be sure,
bpt 49, and certsiD, will be heard ia the present
contest, as of yore, prociaimiog Wing principles
her p ide, and hing no other honor than chat
her name may be recorded among those States
which look upon the fame of Gen. Scott es no
small part of the pride and glory OF ALL the
States Let the LocO.Foco party abuse him
the American people will vlndcate his honor.
Connecticut freely gives her heart and voice to
Gen. Scott. | remain sincerely yours, J. f.J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Further Particular of the storm in the south
CHAaLEsroN. Thur.dal, sept >, ~.

N'I11NlsIl' OOPN t-f7-s
The Mails from Columbia and Augusta
bsve been reiumed the railroad being almost CON-
pletely restored.
Tie water in the river was at a stand
at O'Clock On "Wednesday evening. and II was sup
posed that tie uests work and bridges at Augusta
would stand. The bridge at Columbia very lille
Injured. The plantations below Columbia suffered
severely particularly those OF Col. Hampton, Cot Sin.
eielon and Mrs Taylor. Al the riyer crops Ut
terry ruined
1t was rumOred that number of negroes
were drowned and great apprehension Was lei, tor tbs
safety of Col W. Spencer Brown Cnie Engineer of the
Grenvile Railroad. He was upset near Alison in a
canoe on Monday. with four companions, usm@d NJ.
Coium and and letters and son. Mr. J-fir senior
was saved and saw Cjl. Brorn floating past him per.
esv sell possessed but up "Wednesday nigh, nothir
had been hesrd Of him or his companions 10 Colun 1ia
On Monday the river at Camden was
higher than Ii Tad been for twenty years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-York Tribune.
Southern Teiegrcss Oee corner Of Hanorey and Bedrr-st
National Liberty Convention.
SECOND DAY.
CANAsTorA, Friday, Sept 3, ls'

SECOND DAY
CANAsTorA, Friday, Sept 3, 1852.
On Thursday morning the two reports
(Gerrn Smiths and Mr.. GooieliS) were debated.
mr. Smith very carr estly supported union With the
Free Democracy Messrs. GO0dell and Johnson and
Miss Brown were against H.
In the afternoon the debate was continued, and Mr..
GOodels report rejected by majority OF IL.
The minority report was carried.
Mr. Goodell's party seeded and have gone to the
Free Church. and his flt nds continue resolved TO keep
Up the Liberty party, but 10 vote for Hsle.
The Convention then sd ournet TO meet ~ Syracuse
Oct lat, when .IerryS will be celebrated In
Wheatons ne " bail 10 be banned Jerry Hall.
Mr. GoOdell and his friends met at the
Free Church at 5l9 NJ, adopted the majority report
and nominated IS National Ticket, Wm. G0Odell for
President ard Chas. C. Foot, for Vice-Pdesident
Fred Doug tass'S Paper will be the Or
gan for both factions.
The Free Democracy have a ratification
meeting her 1.nehs Mr. Smith Is the orator, and
Mr. Wilson Is promised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

NEW ORLEANS, Tnur,day, september lsl-.
We have Vera Cruz dates 10 the list
August by which we learn that the I'D Indication Of me
Tehuantf pee route was not made at the time spponisd
and DO other day had been fixed.
Havana dates to the 18th state that u was
thought that the nine perions arrested on the chsg
OF being concerned In tho publication OF ihe ksvouon
airy papers would be garrolied the lsi SEPTEMBER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
sale of The Maryland Mining Company
Markn-KnlIimore MhLg Convention.
BALTIMORE, Fliday, Sept. 3, So

BALTiMORE, Ilday, sept 8, Ie1-
The property of tle Maryland Mining
Company, near CUMBERLAND was purchased yesterday
Tor 500 600 by David Lesvett Pfe,i1ent of the An-I
cen Exchange Bank New York is supposed that the
property was purchased for the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company
The Whig City Convention met last eve
Ding for the purpose Of dominating candidate for
MiVOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

HOBBS OR BoBBs.-The Boston papers
are disputDg whether The an VINO signs the pa
fper in favor of Mr.. Webster lie named Hobbs or
Bobbs, as it is differently written in different cir
culars But We think The Atlas closes the con-
troversy by this positive statement:
"Tnepubh will bear 10 MAD that the true nams 10
Hobbs, not Bobbs Hobbs u resl-Boobs an i'm.
ssinary parsonage We wish to do justice TO the
Tea, REM Jlir H. however, tina. whether he be HOBBS
or BoSbs toe presence of his name upon 'sizzle
subscription paper will no. endanger the safety OF the
WING patty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Webster Meeting In wilmington, y. c.

PHILADELFIllA, Frlcay, sept > I-I-.
A Webster meeting was held in Will
mIngton, n C., on the lot inst There were no! over
80 peTIons present. and rumher Of them we're at.
tracted through curiosity Speeches 10 favor of
Webster snd Graham were made by Col McitAe, Col.
Anderson, ard Robert CoWsn, and series Of resolu-
lions adopted, denouucDg both tbs Whlg AID
Democratic nominees, and strongly recommending
Wabster and Graham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

srw,r,, III, public honor, or to guard 0''''n'y toe
dccJ, Of the Treasury. ,.,.a.r.1 ,,onsv
nes ',s -. million aud quarter of Mexican
s,s So,."S b, wrs,nlD scorr, even in the hour .,
49,, - fscm bi, own Govornm'n' ano
s an ann, !, III. back ready to follow hin wherever
"" an army WV KoaSER.
IA u,lsht iesdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

" THE New YORK TEACHER, devoted
10 Popular Education is to be published month y
Mt Albany, commencing with next month. 1t is
70 be the special organ of the New-YOrk State
Teachers Association. 81 per annum, - pages
monthly. Il. w. Valentine, local Editor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
Hung for Murder-Firc In Parkcrsville, Mo-
Riot.
LOUISVILLE, /

LOUISVILLE, Friday Sept 3, ls52.
TbOmo, Sheldon was hung on Saturday
st Cynthaua for murder In the Of an immense
crowd.
A fire in Parkersvie, Mo-, destroyed
property TO the value of $4,000 on the 18th August
A riot has occurred among the coal
miners In Graves C punty Mo. Two women and sew
eral men were dangerously wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
REGISTER of wills in Philadelphia.

PHiLADKLTluA, FUnayl SEPT 3 ~
The Democratic Convention have had
seven bsots for Resser Of Wits, wtEou. cho:e, aud
have al nurned TIL Tuesday.
The Wigs nominated William Bowers f-r the same
oHice on the ihItet nth ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
From Cane Haytirn.

BOSTON. F0day, sept , Io)-
Adyices from Cape Haytien TO the 10Th
August received at Ssem report that sickness thsrs
was sensibly sbang. Coffee scarce and high and
II w0 feared that the Emperor's new commercial law
would inter ere with trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
The Cholera nj Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, Friday, Sept 3, 1852.
The Board of Health report seven deaths
from cholera during the last forty eight hours aoae-
ment of 80 per cent since the las. report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
The Southern MnIl--sad Aceident-FatHi
Aflray.
BArrirouE, Friday, Sept. j.

BAIriroHE. Friday, Sept >, ls1-
One OF the overdue NcwOrlcan- mails
has reached this city.
The Netc- Orleans PicGyune says tnat
Miss Johnson, a school teacher Was drownea "u..o
bathing Her slater, who went to her rescue WI. -''
drowned. .,
Two men, named James Cassidy ana
r Gallagher go, into ARRAY, In which tho ioLS" "''
killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
MayornIty Of Charleston.

CHARLESTON THURSDAY, sept =, sol.
The Hon. Il. Ledger Hutchinson has
been clecteo Mayor Of Charleston By les majority over
Hon John schBeirle tn present incumbent Tee re-
sulI was quite unexpected by The schnerie party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

The Freshet In AIabana and GeorEia-Larse
Amount OF Property Des troyed-A NUMBER
OF Lives Lost.
CHARLESTON. Thursday Sept. : isoS'
The treshets in Georgia and AtSoalna
have proved most DISASTROUS
At Mobile house was blown down ara
i've persons killed All the vessels 10 the port were In
lured, and some Of them bio Su into the woods
Inree steamers were lost. The lighthouse wac car
red on with whole family aboard Of e. Tue rhsrves
were al destroy ed and the surrounding country mum
dated.
Al Hamburg. Ga, the water was six
feet deep in the Streets and a Mr. Rossiier was
drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
From unIIfnx-Thc Fishery Quosiisn'


HV8IWNI 7 FFI7Jf -
BY tho steamer Sir John Harvey VIC
have Halifax dates 10 tho la inst The pape s.,aa
oreduus "A 10 The sst,suent OF ths hshsry qussuon
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04
The Freshet in virginia.
RrcYnoND, Friday,

RICHMOND Friday, sept 3 1852.
The recent storm mas caused serious
fir shes and much d,ssruction Of property In Abe
marie County.