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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
MIR. Ewbank and The Tribune.
Correspondence Of The New Orleans Delta.
WASHINGTON CITY, Monday, Dec 10, 1e

Correspondence
WASHINGTON CITY, Monday, Dec 10, 1852.
EDS. DELTA: The elaborate defence of Mr..
Ewbank the late Commissioner of Patents, appearing
in The Nee York Tribune very recently, in advance Of
the anticipated movement In Congress for investiga
ton into alleged illegal and fraudulent reviews and
tensions of valuable patent rights under his adnistra
tOn attracts much attention here and goes far TO
firm the suspicious Of official improprees on his part In
the minds Of the members.
The editor Of The Tribune Ia supposed TO be one of
the assgnees of valuable patent rights by whose efforts
Ewbank appointed and 50 long retained in defiance
of public opinion and also to be closely connected in
speculatens with the various companies OF capitalists,
for whose benefit Mr.. EwbaDk is charged with having
acted improperly and Illegally These facts being patent
in washington to find me Tribune endeav oring
the late Commissioner with terrible smoke or dust
raised over tring squabble with subordinate in the
Office is regarded by the members effort TO avoid
trial before Congress the real charges against him
tY To the foregoing suggestions and in
uendos, the Editor Of The Tribune makes answer.
He never had one farhing Of interest in any patent
extended by Mr. Ewbank, never had any pecuniary
dealings or connection with Mr.. E., and never was
whole or part owner of any valuable patent rights
whatsoever.
g. He was opposed to Mr. Ewbank's appointment as
Commissioner desiring that the incumbent OF that post
should be good politician, which he knew Mr.. Z. was
not
3 How much his influence with Fillmore Co did
toward retaining Mr. Ewbank those gentlemen can best
Judge Il certainly not exercised nor needed SO
long as Gen. Taylor lived.
A. Those who think they can pick flaws in Mr. Ew'
banks official course advised and urged to stop va
poring and 60 ahead.
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The Falcon Mt ouisiana state
Elcction-The Weather. &c.

NV ORIEANs Tuesday. Dec -, lsJ2
The steamship Falcon. reported to have ar
rTed at the Belize Sunday in errOr reached this port
to-day. having left Aspinwal the 2ist inst She brings
the Cslhorni. mai Of the 1t December $4,000 in
geld dust and 10 passenger
The news from the Isihmus is unimportant
He s.ealIsndp ueoigla -o Iei ~, ASPSa lot
passengers
The Wings of New-Orleans c0ncede that the
Democratic state ticket II elected Heberts DEM ms
jOrity for Governor in this city IL LOB
The weather here is very hot, the the-mome-
ter Yesterday stood al 500
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The Reformed Judiciary.
tn fht Editor of The Tribune:


S,,. The Courts have concluded their Ia
bora for the year. and are now in allegiance WAITING INC
new Calendars that are be made up on the LIST OF
I.nrs,v for the ensuing year We have had some ex
r.,;ence of the working of the reformed system and
retrospect may be of use though an ex1ehueu 'e''"
would be out of place in newspaper
The Circuit Court with a Calendar OF more than
7oo causes has disposed Of about third oil us ouSi
TINT Ia 70 say has got rid OF II for the presena
small mart only Of the then disposed OF hav'hs
been tried the others having been passed. NH Win ~
appear in the new Calendar. ,., .,
The Superior Court has made an uneXanp'eu 'a.
through more than eight hundred CAUSES ''''0
of October last chiefly owing TO the eng"ge
large number of counsel in the Generai iein v
Supreme Court Yet although the greater piop1
~ The csuscs called were passed. yet the Cour' u q"
,d o, r,ncb credit for the actual amount Oh ou'ue''
done Tho ssmc thing may be said oil the Co'i"'0N
p,ess Indeed the trial of Jury causes IN TINS o"'
he considered as devolved almost eAc'a''o' r. ~.
these two Courts Parties whose cases are up"
Circut calendar need the aid Of csirvoyance''
when they will be reached o.,.rs, Term
The Supreme Court ives in session it 'e"0 a,a
during the months OF October anu poeo - The
heard one cause We may ceHmn'y -,on;,
A.. 80 q, crca, judicial deberation when
IA cOnsidered that Inc tlneio Ne hat
,naa,.,ood no carried to the Court oil Appear
ever may be the decision here we arc n~ IN the
% ;,o,re whether sn argument so siganne ~ t.'
a.ns,h 81 time consumed 10 an incident oil inc nc"
deiaI sv.tem The most celebrated csscs' e''"o ~.
Court. Of this State or in the supreme .oui' 49,
rn;,ad States such as the famous que''ons "
Sc ,mbos. Monopoly the COnstitu'Ons'y o. ss'I p."s
solysn, Lava the validity Of the Charter Oh '.e =
81 A.. rr.;.oa sss,es and others OF Ike importance
which tho .blcsi lawyers of the United states '''N
were comparatively brief .-...., hslonr TO
Isit that greater learning and ss'"'en's' COR
,he counsel in this case or that there Is ocoasiO.
expounding the law a6 crsHs to the 'u'se I,.ce
,vsr The Sr,t elementary pnrcipless Cher 'u'-D'
Msr.b.lI once remarked to counsel who were -,
inc TIM, course Of argument, that might DC
tbs, the Court urdertood lif'lt law.
49, o,her interesting results of the aoois o. ss
r.s, 90 are TO look at, is how tar the princ'p
.s,,.d ~ which the Code Is to be aauni''s'e
whether a fair liberal contraction IN @ s,.
,hs .n,,, If The Codo itself or rather with 'he ',s"
Of .bo,e By whom it was prepared OF IS. codsers
.,,cn,,. cb as is charged by one one OF .ne 20,
s,.;r., Jn.,.ces Edwards and Barculo no' a..
seed xhe,her the new system shall prevan 80, he
10 h, literal meaning, or whether the OLD sun"
.,eal,bIIy revived to some extent by ans'osy' o,.
Some ~ the Justices have struggled u"N vs.
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Decision In the Providence Lsgacr Case I'm
ronsututionaiify Of the saw

IT.. '''iDENc., X J. Inurs-iey. Zee. ID. l-Sl
me case OF wliilam ii. trreen versus rhs
my OF providence for tie SEIZURE o. certain liquors.
OrvoeL' DeoTe lie CCUrt by WI: O! -v 20 re yer
,sid hquors- which were condemned bT tie C1Ir. n
Ma2srttes was decided hy I1lge Curtis giving he orn
ion thai The lsv Of hs Sisf uner which the properly
~ Ae cs-e was condemned i unconstitutional 5eca1-e
mere q no sutccut coIpls1, AM secondly bscaGe
lne painhf wss deprived Of "a -5pc-ty b. criminal
rosecuiion III which be ne. III nor could have
uaiby Jury without submitf % cJndrons which the
Legs allure had no coDItuiof a, power to impose The
Court also though; the order rot simply vodabe but az
soluey void the Magistrates hsvi1. no jurisdiction over
nc prcceedng-apd they gave Judgment oT me plain
IN on the demurrer with nominal damages
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Railroads i'm the Union.

The following statements We gather from the
forthcoming Jsnusry copy Of Ths AreT'oss Rs'issy
GHids:
On the lst OF Jsnusry ls,3 CHS day. there are In
the United ssstes Sssi miles OF completed Railroad
ls9s miles Of Railroad in various stascs .: progress
and about coo niles in the hands OF the EaSineers
which viii be built within the three or four Year,
making total Of y is miles Of Railroad. which will
soon traveno the country, and which al an average
cost CT $4,000 e well sscrrtsined aversse) for each
mile OF read, including equipments etc viii have con
sumed eapisl amounting to sSst, 5000. ss follows
l5>.. miles completed .SSSsl@eoo
lS'S mics IN progress. SS!Ssa00
st'V miles an"er survey 2@oo""
SSla Total. Ssaa $4,000
or in round numbeis-$l, Ooo0,o.0o--one billion Of
collars cum which. at per cent, would yield 500
CC0CC0 annually, or than sufficient cover all
the expenses Of the United States Government and Of
the Governments of every State composing the United
States Iii administered with republican economy.
This estimate Of tie Railroads Of the United States dit
fers materially from that published by the census Of
fee and that BY Mr. Andrews in his late report to Gov
ernment-but ID based upon actual entertainments
Both of these documents however refer 20 date an
terror 20 1853
The following Railroads will be completed within the
II
Tie Lawreneeburg and Upper Mississippi Railroad, %
miles extending from Lawrencebars, ON the oao. TO
lndianspols-42 miles 10 Greensourg VIII De opened
this month, and the remainder in October.
The Sacketts Harbor and Ellisburs Railroad, Is mics
will be completed this month.
The Atlantic and 81 Lawrence Railroad from It's pres
ent terminus TO Island Pond will be completed the com
ing season.
The Central Illinois Railroad, between La Sale and
BLOOMINGTON, will be opened in April next
The Canandaigua and Niagara Railroad VIII be open
the coming spring
The Central odiana Railroad will be completed inl oss
than three months
The Selma end Tennessee River Railroad VIII be COM
ple1ed in part by early spring.
The Lsisy cite and Indianapolis Railroad now open %
Lebanon 81 miles will be- completed in February.
The Indianapolis and Belleontalne Railroad VIII De
completed IN ess than two months; and the bcneiou'
tsire snd Indiana Railroad during the coming season
Tie lronton Railroad will be opened 10 miles from 10
present terminus this month
The Lexington and Covington Railroad VIII be nnished
30 miles in May next aud the whole in the fall OF 1879
The Lexington and Dsnve Railroad 10 in rapid pro-
gress. =,
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad now open ~
miles will be completed TO Wytheyilie, I'D miles from
Lynchhurg, the next summer.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad will be open from
Cincinnati junction with the Jehersonvuic hshfosd
within three months.
The Belchertovn and Amherst Railroad will be open
in the middle Of January ana several others, oil which
cur space orbids us the enumeration being rapidly
finished
The following Railroads have lately commenced ope-
raons, and have their Time Tables published In The
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From the Seuth-False TeIeqraph!c Dis.
patches of Steamers News-ChoIera nc
Apaia chicOla.

BALTIMORE. Thursday Dec 30. l5J2
We have no mails this evening south of Sa-
vsnnah.
Fabricated news By the Canada was sent
South from Baltimore, announcing that Cotton was
hrm and unchanged. causing heavy losses among
chants IN Macon, Montgomery and Columbia The
Chdriestcp C0uri exposes the impostons and cautions
editors and factors against relying on any reports ex
cept those eanating from agents Of the Newiork As
socsted Press
The prevalence of cholera at Apalachicola
has been greatly exaggerated but 81 deaths had oc-
CURED from the disease.
The first consignment OF Western produce,
designed for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has ar
rived at Wheeling from Louisville 1t consists of 400
bbls of Flour
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sde with the aewy invented safety lamp and can W.T.
TIE wiz gauze protection 1. was .olrd tmp~sipie
it.Hn laS snosi s's explosive m Nt.rc through IN
wire cs8ye by mems s' were rssc-tei 20. Among
cher emf oysd he uicush lni spout of the can
we b,th wet with tn full which thcn iaaarnet.
bu; The FAME not communicated % the INFERIOR.
fame wSs also blown down upon the Ssute with like
useslye result aud similar unsuccessful Trials were
inside With the lamp. both sup an caa bsin, hei II
the tine with the s7nte mixture Of sir and y-por WITH
which ne ordinary Gems were burst
Yours respectfully, J. A Posrka
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TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
BY THE fRANxliE AT HALIFAX.
INCREASING
OPPOSITION TO THE BRITISH MINISTRY,
ARRIVAL OUT THE ASIA
Departure Of the Washington.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Dec %, 1852
The L. S. NJ steamship Franklin, Captain
Wotton, from Southampton for EewYork, put in here
this afternoon short of coal She brings "a passengers
and very large cargo of continental merchandise from
Hsvre
Her dates are from London, Southampton
and Havre the 18th inst and from Paris y teegraph)
TO the 18th inst
The Franklin has had a new intermediate
shaft fitted at the factory of Messrs somers. Day &
Ballock of Southampton and other repairs needfu to
her machinery.
The U. S. Mail steamship Washington,
which left Southampton on the 9Th for New.York, bu,
returned in consequence of being struck by heavy
cen, had been duly repaired and sailed again from
Southampton on the 18th inst
The celebrity with which the repairs of both
the Franklin and Washington were effected exhibit the
facilities OF southampton as steam port and is tes-
tmony of the energy of the agents. Messrs Martineau
Croskey & Co.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott,
reached the Mersey from NewYork at 10 A. NJ on Sun.
day the 10Th inst.
Owing to Sunday intervening between the
departure of the Canada Grom LIVERPOOL and the
Franklin there is but little commercial or political
news.
The opposition throughout England to the
Tory Ministry on the increase, esd there no
doubt If the Government did not withdraw the Budget
for reconsideration and amendment, they would be
defeated in the House of Commons and q resignation
would necessarily ensue.
Great activity prevailed in the manufactur-
ing Districts
Further arrivals of gold from Australia are
reported.
The West India Mail steamer Teviot arrived
at Southampton just the Frankins mails leav
ing
The Continental news is quite unimportant.
The following are the passengers by the
Franklin:
Mrs and Mrs Gascel, six children and servants Mr. and
Mrs Gaardet Mr. and Mrs Recaud, Mesns Leceste, Ma.
GaIdin Decoter and son, Bronson, Hecheoe, Hsuser-
DIechkbn Seiagy, YELLOW.
[The foregoing singularly meagre and wholly unim-
portan dispatch is all that the reporter at Halifax has
yet sent us which we only account for upon the
supposition that the Franklin brought papers later
than about one days previous to the sailing Of
the Canada-EDl
PORTLAND, Thursday, Dec. 30, 1852.
Active but unavailing efforts have been made
10 get over the balance of the Frankins news the Line
beyond Calais being out Of order
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Correspondence Of Toe N. i. Inbans
PHILADELPHIA Thursdsy. Dec. 10. 1882.
A prominent jewelry firm Of this city have
lately received diamond which 10 believed to 10 be.
without exception, the largest on the American Cont
men. north OF Brazil. Its dimenxons cannot be do
scribed accurately but In outline and size may b
compared 10 . mans good.azed thumb nail IL has
been very carefully cut in Holland. and b now OF
beautiful shape and of dazzling briiancy Such levd
hss probably never been seen 10 North America Il be-
been very tsseuy set in bres pin. and the price ~
upon Il u FIVE thousand dollar.
An FISHERMAN, named James Rusk, was or
rested al Sprucest wharf dis morning charged YIN
passing three Of the and dangerous counser I'VE
dollar bills Of the Leland Bank OF the sssss " "s"
York.
Bread will be distributed to the poor OF this
city On New Years Day, ss the various puS'c ase
Mr. O'Ifara was severely inlurco ID Li..io
Dock-st yesterday. in consequence :" "~s'" ''"""s
over him
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The Spiritual Contention al Boston.

BosToN, Thursday, Dec. 80 1852.
Tie Spiritual Convention adjourned sine die
this evening The proceedings to-day consisted OF reading
very stupid communications purporting to come from
spts-a discussion whether individual spirits could be
identified and relat on of marvellous spiritual phenom-
ena dyugcd through mediums -Four or I've hundred
were present at the Evening Session.
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Washington Items.

Special d.spatcA 10 The Ne,o- York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. 80, 1852
w. II. Prescott was unanimously confirmed
TO-DAY as Secretary of Legation to England, vice
Davis, resigned, without reference even to
Committee Truly great compliment.
Senator Hunter has gone to Richmond to con-
fer with his political friends upon the question
of taking seat in the Cabinet.
Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, is here
canvasing the Senate in regard TO the Pachc
Railroad He is sanguine Of success during the
present session.
Cholera is prevailing in Charleston; many
fatal cases have occurred.
There is no improvement in the condition oil
Mr. King. He is the victim OF distressing
cough, has 70 appetite, and begins TO despond'
Purser Waller, of the Navy has resigned
There is nothing certain in relation to the
new Cabinet. save the offer to Mr. Hunter
"'" EYE.
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LOUIsIANA-It seems to be conceded, Gas we
learn by teleeraph by Wings at New Orleans that the
Democrats have succeeded at the State election for
officers TO servo under the New Constitution Paul O.
Hebcrt is thus elected Governor Louis Bordeon,
the Wing candidate.
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EY' The Sch0h0rie Repnblican. dem ! has

II The Schoh0rie Republican, Dem. } has
just closed Its 32d volume and for the last II years it
has been under the charge of William II. Gallup
Among those who have been connected with its publ
cation, have been Derrick Van vechten (ts founder)
Peter Keyser, Lemuel Cuthbert Abraham A. Keyser
and William H. Underhill Zone of the Judges of the
Supreme Court OF Ilinos) and Mr. Gallup who became
connected with the paper in 1886
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Therc nrs ,iso one ~ more c9e,ni Tutors connected
With ike !astfz.:uu
I'll Co..csc ',sg q r. n,v of--s llvsr-,,ss f,r
it-rc1b pratc-i ChTls'iau ciucstco e'us q sry in
tie ifnd md We understand Il - IN .niei sp9oin,
aiI,icrHi Professors the eflawmen: ! faly
se(ufcf
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FRox CosrA RIcA.-We are In reee'P' u
TIE Gscss 70 Dec The coscords' nes0'ii'eu ~ -.
nh Of October lss. with the see o. HO'H
eeived q, San jOse on the s7th November we So
ofei. .nd popular enthusiasm II Mss 'oon a,er -,
6ed BY the Congress as were sso the tr-sies ..
and nsvisar,oa recently nesO.ted VITA Per" 'ni 'ns
Ne.l e llltE.
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Sentenced TO be Hung.

BosTOS, Thursday, Dec. 30, 1852
James Clough, convicted of the murder Of
Gideon + Manchester Police Officer o, Fall River in
July last, this morning sentenced by Chief Justice
shaw to De hung the sentence TO be executed at the
expiration Oh one years imprisonment on such day as
the Governor shall appoint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

TOR-GENERAL.-COlOnel PHILIP S.
CaooKE of Kings Co., has been appointed Inspector.
General of the n Y State Militia vice Gen Brace the
present incumbent
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The Western telegraph Lines and the storm.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Dec. 80, 1872
The recent suspension of the Western Lines
wac occasioned by heavy freshets the Miami and
Whitewater Rivers and the innundation of large
tent of the Lower Mississippi rendering the roads in
passible, and doing very extensive damage. The
breaches have been temporarily repaired until the
writer subsidies, but it is still very deep.
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C.rsu, Recosuized-C ordinations.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec ~ ~
The President has recognized Oliver y DON
,sn as Consul for Nicaragua at Baltimore -
The Senate has confirmed the following aP
pointments; >, . ,,.shs, e., the Western District
o' Hiram X Baker, Marshal of Missouri
Iobn D. Coulter Attorney Missouri ,,.
Thomas B. Condy, Marshal o, SCUM y. ansnulco
Letter c, Ames, of New.York Consul al Acal'u''0'
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CINCINNATI, Thursday, Dec. 30. lsja
The river has fallen one foot. and both the
railroads In operation again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

II Gov. WooD Of Ohio has determined to
pardon Emil Klauprecht Of Cincinnati Editor of the
Demschr Republikaner who has beel sentenced to i'm.
prsonment for nssaulhng the slanderer of his wife
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Crecuoush,s Group for the Capitol.

SpccaI Disratch 10 7M n J. II16A"t a. az,
WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec 80 lr'2'
The Secretary Of State has written TO our
Consul q, Ieshern. direc ing him to ship Greenougns
oroup for the Capitol in the first merchant vessel thar
viii take il directly and without transhpment to ASH
;ngton.
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loose with that noble body of Free Soil Dem)-
cra;s. of which it is 50 pure aud spotcss a
leader?
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Destructive Fire at South BOstOn-LOss
100000.

BosToN, Thursday, Dec. 30, ls2
Tie American glass-works at South Boston.
owned by F. slane totally destroyed by FIRE last
SIS 900 in the Chelsea and Worcester Offices 400 men
and boys thrown out of employment by this catas-
trophe
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Fux-Isst night about IL o'clock fire
-. 4, he stoye-store OF John Cunningham, on
s.,, vs brooklyn the ferry Although ths
s1s1 ~ were promptly the ground the building was
entirely destroyed together VIII ~ ecnsents eonnsns
oe.noied BY Nessrs Gri2ns. Dapsord GsysIey, mar
he poIi.hers who sustsin los Of about ei0-nos m
mred. Mr.. Cunninghsus los snounn 70 about $1,000.
believed TO be Insured The buiidins wse worm ~
eral thoussnd dollars, and were insured.
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Af7tricdH KdWddt UHaafl
m, .Lr,r R,.peb RR.....,,..............i Is miles.
M snS,o.co,s,n 4 n 70 miles
dh cisvsJsnf and Fne RR...,............. ~ miles
mr. Chara,,e and Sou,b o. rolpa l2 miles
M Cbicasa and M,s,sppi R,,........... 81 miles
III and Rock Islapd RR........... 10 miles
Ths nsx,cn nd (Ir,enyile RR............ IS miles
nhs y - ana Nortbeast n R......,.... 10 miles
ris 1rssnyie ard Columbia RR.............0 100 miles
dbs kn.s Mountain RR...,............... - milos-
rhs +. Fsvett, and Indianapolis RR........ 81 miles
r. Nss,tse and MIs,isipp r. n .......... So miies
5rhe Ns.h,,lle ana Chaftapooaa RR......l 5l miles
,rba crsnss and Alexandria RR............ SO miles
,rbs Ps,n and Indisnapos RR............. 70 miles
,be piat.hnr, and Montreal R............ ~ m,lss
rrhe aoptb SIDE MA Observation-Disclosures. 81 miles
~. sso,o ana Hoo hipx Valley RI - miles
~. IT, and Roson KR..,...............32 miles
,rrb v,,syins Csntr.l iW miles
RI v,s;nss and Tennessee RR............ 70 miles
rhs Xa..syn Vermont RR.,...............8 IS miies
nh W;n,ns ,on ana Manchester ~ miles
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TWO DAYS

Southern Telegraph Office corner Of Ranorey and Beavey..