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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1852.
csors IN w,scoSss. The crops in this State which
have repeatedly failed from several causes during tho
few years. are now In very promising condition.
Winter wheatparticularIy, will yield largely.
Missse yrssEL. Providence (R. ~ journal says
The clipper bark Jera Of Providence sailed from Fan
zbar the 18th October Muscat and late news from
that port gave her 100 days since sailing and account
u her. She believed to be lost and ii is feared with
ali on board
THE PAcrIc RAiLaoAp-The Board Of Directors Of the
Pacific Railroad held meeting at ST. Louis the 9th
Inst and resolved to mcmorialize the Governor to
vene the Legislature that action may be had the
donation Of lands by Congress- to the Pacific Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroads II is said that great anxiety
is manifested to enter land on the Pacific route.
ST. LOUIS PalsrEHs UsIos-The following are the Off
GERS Of the st. Louis Printers Union ,
President Thos Gales Forster Vice. President Chas
W colhurn Recording Secretary John n. straat Cor
A. Rowley Janitor Henry G. Shea. 7i-s+
Esionxsrson Saturday, the 5th inst there were be-
A~ro., E.u9. "a. tr,1r
quarantine. But few Of them Sick however, they
being merely detained for the purpose of cleansing them
selves and their baggage.
DEATH OF Mas. ColERipcE.-Late English papers men
on the recent death Of Mrs Sara Coleridge daughter
ST Cclsrdge. and wife of his nephew the late Henry
Nelson colerdge by whom the task Of editing Colerdge
works was undertaken and prosecuted until his death
when he WIS succeeded in it by Mrs G.
LARGE IsscE,-The American Tract Society has issued
pages Of reading matter during the last
Ninetysix new publications have been stcreotyped ii
eight different Languages
DESERTED GfnLDREn The number of helpless children
deserted BY their parents in EewYork is rapidly ncrcas
ing -Four sent the Almshouse In one day shor
time since.
Cosvicrs KiLLEp.-Two desperadoes escaped conyicts
who have been proving about Little Rock Ark for
time and who known to have been engaged in
eral acts of ncendarism, WIRE recently shot in the
hiding place by party Of citizens.
NAL. RoBHEnY.-James Haynes d stage driver between
Fayetteville and Bentonvie, has been arrested on
charge Of rohbng the mail This is the third driver
this line arrested within the last few weeks and it il
thought that they have accompices who are yet
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SisouLAR.-The recent FIRE in the pyrotechnic estab
lishment in Jersey City caused by workman usnt
steel baded knife to scrape out of pot composition
In which powder and steel filings were ingredients
During the fire. rockets vent OF Roman cnrles bsaed
and the scene of great excitement and beauty
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srrAMsaIps Bu,rprso-The NewYork Journal of Com
merce says there building contracted for a
that port nine steamships mostly of large size In add
Sion the steamship Gortes to with the Winfield Scott
son the Pacific, is nearly completed and will go he
trial trip in two weeks.
BIAnRyINd ms NEicE.--An item has been going th
rounds to the effect that in Tennessee had bee
sent to the Penitenary for five years, for marrying b
neice The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer does not appea
to know any thing about the affair. 1t says howeye
that the Legislature at its last session egaized sla
marriage.
> FuNsy-The New York Times and the Boston Courie
engaged in exciting discussion the comparso
between Kossuth and Washington The Courier says tbs
Kossuth is not second Washington, not great patro
or even great man further that Washington neve
issued any g Hungarian bondsn The Times (Kossuth
particular organ says that the why Washingo
did not practice in the bond line, that he gre;
military, but not civil chief The matter may
considered settled
Iao.1t appears to be not generally known to what
immense extent the manufacture of this universal met
is carried on in Pennsylvania That State produc
as much iron as manufactured in all Great Brita
thirty years ago. Compared to the present manufactu
$500.
1squal-t Ia more than Russia and Sweden united al
exceeds that Of all Germany Pennsylvania may well
called the Iron State Of the Union.
MILL BvRNEp--The Telegraph FIGURING Mill in Ilinoi
town. opposite St. Louis, was burned on the morning
the eth inst From the fact that the mill had not be.
used the evening and day previous leads to the concus
that Of anncandiary and suspicion stron
yattaces to one Of the recently fogged in that tow
This suspicion Is strengthened from the fact that
the ladies to whom he behaved improperly on account
which he was lynched the wife of of the eng
neer who took part in the affair as did also one
the propretors and 1t Is supposed the mill fired out
revenge
NoRraERN CoAsr FIsHERIEs-Canada is acting in co
cert with New Brunswick and Nova scota for the prote
on Of the fisheries from the depreciation of American s
ermen -Four vessels to be employed in the fshe
protection services Unless they employ steamers the e
nshernen will not mind the arrangement much as me
+ Of them can keep out of the way Of harm.
The exports of fish from Nova Scotia during the -
ending on the 9Th Of January, 1882 were as follows
fish, 277S7e quntals 1880 bbls. picked fish; 14t
boxes smoked do, and 1915 tons Of fish oil.
pEsYiLENcE AND FAMINE GERMasy.-The condition
the people in many parts of Germany appears to
most acting through the existance of almost absolr
famine In Wurtembrrg, Bavaria, the Grand Duchy
Baden and Nassau whole villages are being deserted
want Of food In other parts trade is standing still
6e0o looms in single province of Bavaria almost
cls;yelv inhabited by weayers not half at full wor