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InteIcssing from Washington.

GEORGE SANDERS COMMISSIONED AS CONSUL TO
LoSDoN-TnE CABINET, ETC.
sprcIAL CORRESPONDENTS or THE NEW YORK Herald.
WAsmSGToN, August ITO T. 81.
1t viii crafty the friends Of Young America to know
that George Sanders Esq to day received his commits
sion as United States Consul at London
II is Understood that important business trans
acted n tic Cabinet to day. Mr. Marcy not being Ia at
tendance, ana Mr.. Davis having left the city XY,Z
REPORTED FINDING OF DIR. GARDENERS MINEs-MR.
KING AND THE SAN FRANCISCO coLLECroRsgIp.
IRON REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON August IL, 1858.
1t s reported that intelligence has bean received that
tlo Gardner Commission to Mexico found the alleged
mices.
II is understood that T. Butler King failed to satisfy
Secretary Gnthlie in relation to the charges recently
pubtshed concerning his administration Of tho Fan
II er cis co Cooctorsbip
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MrGDER Asp SUloIpg--A man named Daney in
iic'cd mortal wonrd upoH another named Taylor,
IN Edgecombe county, y. G., \ few weeks ago, when
tic DIVING man with great desperation it is stated
seized his murderer threw hun 10 the ground aud
gave him severe beating. L. few minutes after
Taylor was n corpse. Daney was committed TO ill
and in day or two subsequent lie found dead in
his ecu, having committed snicide by beating his
head violently areinst The w,'ls of he prison
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The Niagara Ship Canal.

ROCHESTER, august II, 1853,
meeting Of the corporators OF the Niagara Snip Ca
nal Company took tlace Tuesday, the 10th tlu at
Nisga,a Fails Hon. H.maD j. Redf Id pre- 1id.d, as
sisted by General Whitney, Of Niagara couaty Hon.
L. G. Meriick Of Jererson county; Ho 0. Bronson of
Oswego county, and Hon. Jonathan Chld, of Monroe
county Vice Preideats, and Hon w c. Idstleioh ohn
OF Osvego and Hoe. Noah Davis, of odeans Secreta-
ries.
The act Of incorporation yead, and Colonel Fisk
the agent made lucio and satisfactory report Aa
ecuiive committee OF fifteen appointed to further
the undertaking and the coalmittee adjourned
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The United States Circuit Court organized at O'Clock
this morning. Judge Ran of Buffalo, preisng. No cases
being ready adjournment took place till two O'clock
when the court assembled and called to order By
Judge Hail. The Of the government against James
j. Ne-bt oal'edSamuel b. G GirviD, Esq, appeared
for government ard b. Noxon Esq. of Syracuse 70.
the prison The is for 70 eing pension papers
ne Court has several important 10 try this term
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NEW JERSEY Court OF CHASoERy ~TaE BANKS.
n Bark Commits ionera, having made TO the
Chancellor that tbey hsd mad, oicel asa saector OF
tie "1raoers' BuDkx at Cope May and " Back OF
AGe ica 60 pe MAY Court House, AID have rseson to
blisve that tie said banks not otying oa the ba-
a boukcg in tonG fds rnapner, the Chaoceuor
t,ued order The saio oArf g. boz cause On N'u
dey the 1Eth ust why the aid associations should NOT
b. decsfgd Ia oleut sc Ine rouft Mes ace5sd-
tav ia Trrptan TOO Sa e being reOesercd by Attoraey
Gs1trsl Ihampsun. ana the hAuks bY Wtp. Bsi,ts.d,
r.q Uprn application Of th' letier geuifnaa, anegiog
gFff AZ time ~, deferee the hearing Of the
o.ttootsd Tuss aal 81. voSIi lnsI-, l-~Ss -ssx
Acws,s As,y1j.a, ~ u.
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From the south.

NORTH CAROLISA ELECTION-SICKNESS on BOARD
US. STEAMER yINEN-cOMMODORE NEWTON.
BALTIMORE, Aug L. 1853
Thomas l.. Clngman is elected to Congress from
North Caroline, by about coo majority,
The U S. steamer Vixen i at Pensacola with some of
her sick with Tampco fever.
Commodore Newton ia still i'll.
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TEI,EG r APHIC.
UNPRECEDEsT MORTALITY,

Nrw ORLEANS August Is. 1853.
The total number Of deaths yesterday accounted to
27o, Of which 235 were from yellow fever.
The ship CaUilus bercs for london July 10th
turrcd yesterday in distress the Captain aud six of tbs
crew having died of yellow fever
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The Star or the South.

New ORLEANS, August ", 1858.
The steamer Star o. the South, from New York, hiss
eIryel at this p0rt
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Vu,tst. ..a..S I,Vlccs

Arc E.-dseRpt al Rer0h hoarJ He snip Hlrscd;te.
1hoe seeusn, named Charles Sctry, fnomas House,
anu John Neou hst ds board Tho hip Hurricane
tempted TO mshe revolt on hOard n said shp refustng
to % duiy They brought 20 the Narshlls Office
the charge, ard comI4ittea Tor exsuiustion,
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AID NlOM SAVANNAH,

BALTIMORE, Angus. IL, 1868.
The citizens Of Savannah have subscribe the sum OF
" 900 10 old in re, ling The sufcreg at New Orleans
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The Augusta at Savannah.

SAVANNAH August 10, 1853
The steamship Augusta, Capt Lyon, from NeS York,
wi.rse Asis sAsiy tbs lru:sdsyl mornnS
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BUFFALO. August IL, 1853
The Episcopal Convep ton Of the We stern Diocess Of
New York assembled h. at O'Clock this aftern
Lay delegates reported from fifty four parishes.
Auopg those present Bishop Delaney, Hon.
Washington Hunt Hen ". P. Angel Hon. Benz. Priuyls
Hon. Trumbull Gary Judge Day ton, Is. Governor sey
monr is lot in attendance being detained ct the Falls
The church flied to it's utmost capacity.
Rev. Dr. Prool the present. secretary, unanimously
reelected secretary for the ensuing year.
Clergy not belon sng to the docsss were admitted
TO seats in the Convention.
Standing committees wers appointed, after which
Bishop Delaney read the report Of his . action
October 1852 the date Of his from Europe to
New York. He had confirmed since then 9l3 persons
pIsached 132 times ard delivered 131 confirm ltisn
addresses. The whole number of cleigymen in the
dccess at the present time is 125. He lsmentsl
diminished number OF candidates for holy orders
the dioces several of the largest parishes having fur
nshed candidates. An mpOraat Question had
to whether CHURCHES forfei their char aud
legel existence by election every year He
meDded thai 1t be referred Competent c,mWites
Advocated collections for Hooert Free College
The raeed In the 60csss for church Purposes
for the $2 500 Ha referred with regret
apos'acy OF Bishop Ives ard attributed it
he knew personally that Bishop Ives ia-
in 1867 and that ins unity hereditary 10 hs
family.
The Bisbop concluded with some appropriate remarks,
and tie convention adjourned till 10 morrow mocnng.
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l. o. OF o. r, q Northern New York.

ITHACA August H. 1858.
The Grand Lodge Of l. 0. of o. f., of Northern New
Yok convened here yesterday morning The jurisdiction
numbers 46i lodges After the reception of reports
from the Grand officers, tbe following installed
officers of the Grand LODGE
Grand Msster-Apdrew + Cochrane.
Deputy Grand Masfcr-Tracy X Morgan, Of Broome.
Graz WaI den-Ffapcs Segur of LEWIS.
Grand S.cretary--W. + Pratt, of Unondacs.
Grand Treasmer-D T. White Of Oleanfa.
Past Grand Master HOPKINS, Of Cayugs, elected
TO the Grand Lodge Of the Uoitod states
In the evening the Grand Eocampment elected ther
officers, as follows
Grand dParraIch-Horace ID. CuIran, OF Albany.
GsaId Higb Priest Joseph Sew mour, Of Oaoncaza.
Grand Sebiur WaIdrn-D Forbes o. Cl.ut iuq nc.
Grand Scrlba-W. IL Pratt, OF Oaondaga
Grand junior Wnrden-Thos Edxsras of Chemung.
Grand Treasurer Richard Sh.rp, Of Kings.
Gtard Represen'ative-Addscn NJ Smith, Of Jtsegs.
TIRE Grend oaee meets at Albany next year.
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pOsTPONED FROM yESTERDAY.-WILLIAM WIT
tiers auetioreer will sel this day at 10Y clock at
Cana street the furniture Of family goieg Europe
consistng Of sofas bookcases looking glasses CHAIRS tables
eartes hat rack stair marble top tables
washstspdf, French beds'eads bedding piano, cooking
stoves, tr0ckery glassw are, &c.
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~ ~ -
"A bis wife ard single gentleman, where there few
sn.:Sssss s1 ~
o water sass and sa and a
not below Eg,ta street or oye Twontyseso oEd street
sef se had ISara terms viii be made With
viii please sddress with particulars 1850 Post oce
n above Fourth steet Rent must be reasonable
Wogd t1id hOasS wsrs Tie s ns or or part ,s, the & mi
partenars post paid, NJ o., IS Thompson street, for
mo fWIN7 INs.-rNKss waNTGD-ETTaFK a CYL
ipder rlaten machine; about medium eize capable
g sns good job and p""rr rS%so ssss l "a
yUAKIED no HIRE, Win PossEssloN IMMEDi.
ate'y awelline eous ,or 81 AL family must bs in
ntes lelos tishth street oor above Twentieth Adj
dress boz Hi rost onco, sshtioE particulars
yVANTtB A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, FROM
the upper part the city address, with ull particulars
yNANIFD--A FURNISHED ROOM, IN A NICE
w Quiet fsmiIy Tor eenteman and LAZY board for the
fsss ess ONCE once Terms ''' arc Aa'i''' - ''''''''
WAN1rr,DIs pr SINGLE GEST1Ex1N;A :, WELL
moSatons liberal price wIh DO paid Address {. St.,
sINE GIFTS
L,INE OIL PAINTI> g. TaEADvERTIsER GIVING
hoqseks.pinF VIII eel 9s .l'esy q ysisaeie paia
o'occi, at No is9 HUDSON street second story.
E'RLntn AND ENGLIsH LNGKAviNGs-
S.n.sss' ss'' brss;ss sI"i'' Papers r...:i'' , risi''
re' TA'''ns 'se sc5Sas Jo,1 y ya Broadway up ..r.
7ILoRA TEMPLE AND HIGHLAND MAZDA BEAU
tul pint with correct litenesses q ths above cole
+ s"f june @ . i Tine 2ss va s 1sss INV
c = e'essnty eoiorea Vfo.fS per NAL WIN G rent M
ros"a sSacs %a
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MORIARTY, AUCJfONEER WILL SELL THIS
day At 10 O'clock 1T l2S Chatham street large as
eoitment OF furniture families leaving the city Also
from Tuesdays sse in Consequence Of the
large of varicu goud will be scld without
reserve. No post tponem.r 1T
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RY JOSEPH HFGEMAN. AUCTIONEER-TRIDAY
Arsus. ID at X oeIaek r NJ A. 70 Pineapple street,
ssng Of mahogany sca mahogany and walnut chairs
pets, oil painting gs engra,nys, 90.
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ID C. KEMP AUCT ZONE SR-PIANO TORTES AT
Ns tuciou. H. q. KEMP viii sell ut ,tion,
FYiday at L. o'clock, Mt g. Nassau street. on
witeut reserve topaz adya ten eeEaat rosswood
octave pisportes excellent quslty aud tone
city makers Of Snot tatun ot which cr
and beautiuy carved and wtrth from $500 cacb
fully warranted tcuarly worthy the aten.
tipn Of those in want of good = ST uments
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ID W. FkOsT, AUCTION EER-STOas - SPRUCE
II. streetvil sell tiis dsy e. 0s oc,ock, alarg stock
OF uItuse ase ed inr 10 oa't ets ohaapasae casks
stock of large i'm porter At lH o'clock, lot Of silver
sets knives and toIks, &C. Two for pt d.
lers rse, III front Of TIE ste, without Aluo,
10000 Havana seIaIs, books &c
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UCTION NOTICE, W q JONES, AUCTIONEER-
"A JONES Henry i'll sc thi, day at IOT O'clock at
No 10 sIruoe sweet large and extensive ASSORTMENT Of
bureaus looking s1aas le1 elegant framed
spring ohaks oouch show feather beds with
other artclos '' "-~A
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fiHAnPAGNE, sRGARs GROCERY WAGON, &C.
Friday, August 49, at l01 o. lock at 81 street
ssr u Greenwich, and block teas coffee
chong IN neat parcels nuts barley pickles
champagne, caret, and wines. brandy, GIN segars
what 1t will br og. w A CARTER Huctioncer
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HENNY Il. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF A
IL splendid liblasy -HEhhY II LEEDS co. will sell
room No sWal street at il oSlock one or the most ex
tensive and coll coDs bound
sh sLd French books aud splendid editions
old and rare works. hound antique STYLE the and
best editions bound in beautiful binding
logses ready, and the books can be examined
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TIES MINT, PmLADELrnIA-GoLD DEPOSITS

Total. PSF $50 s47,7l9,2s5 sis e2s $50
We have Official notice that the gold dust by e her
ibs Illinois Promeheus deposited in the Mint
time be included in the returns for November If not
i viii swell the deposits for December most materially
The Delaware State RepDter says =
On authority of Govern Ress we inform the public
that the Legislature will not be this winter for
the purpote of taking into confederation the granting of
suppl ment extending the charter of the Ship Canal
Company. The Governor, whilst in New York, wait
I'd The gentlemen who have taken stocA under the
old charter Governor Ross wisely and consderate
y told them "tbst TO warrant him in converting tho
Legislature at expense 10 the State OF four or i've
thouss nd dollars they must frs satisfy him of not only
their int n,on and desire to construct the canal but Of
their ability do and that they the requ
the assembling Of the regular sessoo OF the Legislature
before apply ing for q supplement-.
At Boston esterday Of second mortgage bonds
Of the Burpgtsn and Rutland Railroad Company bearing
interest at the rate Of Yer cent per annum and
redeemabe the LIST Of February, 1862 offered
auction by Stephen Brown Il Sons. The attendance
large. This bonds started at 81, from which they
advanced to FOX, at whih the first lot Of $2l 600
struck off. SIS 600 brought the price, About
CO., the next bid ard a. this rate about SIS 0o0
cold e9. ten quite freely bid but not received
and the fse stopped. The whole unit disposed Of
was 1892 00O leaving $4s 900 unsod At the time
81 500 Michigan Central eight per cent bonds dis
posed Of st lO2 and GOO Of Portland Saco and Ports
mouth bonds guaranteed the Eastern and Boston and
ksine Railroads, at 91a.
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The receipts 1T the Off Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted slss 49, paid s247 81
02-leaving balance of "a, 1888 S26 SO.
The Hartford Fire lnsurs Company Of Hartford
Cenn have declared dividend out Of tbs earnings for
the last six months, Of twenty per cent Tae Dwight
Manufacturing Company of Massachusetts, has declared
di, idend Of four per cent.
Mr.. Bayne of the house Of Seldom Withers Co., Of
Washington returned in the Allan tic Tuesday having
negotiated additional bonds Of the commonwealth of Vr
GINA to IN amount sufficient to furnish the immediate
means BY the State for the prosecution Of its
tenn of internal improvements. By the errns OF the
az reeent portion OF the bonds to be sterling vss
instead OF federal skies.
The United States Treasurer's statement ending the
2sh day of November shows aggregate net balance Of
$24 46l $50 at all repositories snd minis The principal
places are follows:-New York, $4,000; Boston,
:" 0O0 New Orleans, 1906 0o0 St. Louis 81, 4o7 ooO
81 rrorc,sco 1900 ooo Philadelphia Mint, ss7l ,ooo
New Orleans Mint $3,9o0,o00. :,
We understand that the Secretary Of the 'ea'u' WIZ
Immediately renew for MONTH the offer Issued in
July August last for the purchase Of United States
stocks, which expires to day.
The Herald to-day contained official account Of the
operations Of the United States Mint Philadelphia during
the month Of November, 1853. We Official 80.
of the consge and deposits in each Of the past
eleven months Of the present year.
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without buyers Twenty ave cents are offered for Nine
raj Great Northern be had freely enough for but
operators do not inclined to buy Camel Coal o.
Coal river is regularly offered at TX without touching
the symPathies Of purchasers For the yandsrburg Is
are asked but notwithstanding Mr. Furniss report tho
offer In not taken up.
Some time since We had occasion TO notice report OF
the North Carolina company. In doing mentioned
that 1t signed BY Edward 3. Wilder Our alusion hA0
drawn upon the following thunderbolt from thas
gentleman
EprroR THE NEw YoRx HERALD.
RsDss H. s s:a ss' md 1 s
severely eensured for remarks made in my report th
H ... =; n.sas
a snS % Price
vssis w
h ,
are they be- and that too without regard =
nSasT q ns n.n
with mining who knows q the mnS
psrsiss 1 When
s'
y:
e. Ss 60 yeufss IN
s,Sss
q all who for alone would prefer should
Of North c.rons csppsp Nine
The next time Mr. Wilder lays down Il drill and taked
the zen advise him to be cautious in what he
says We accused him Of want OF veraoty, OF
wishing to raise the market value of stocs os
desiring to his salary the rucc ,ss of the
mine What we said was that it wos iniudi,ous on
the part drec of companies publish reports from
their tupernt endent which bore the OBJ
vious tokens of exaggeraton To that sentiment beg
ttil to adhere II is SO natural for tbs manager OF
hope and exsggerate every little symptom Of
that in reaong their reports due ought
he made the position in which they stand SUPER
ntendent mihe is better qualified To judge Of is
hook Both must necessarily be BIASED in measure
Therefore WHEN the N. G. Company published Mr.
Wders port In which he calsd their ina the 6aest
the sta ard talked about @ 400 tons ~ No
year. ventured to observe that the publication was In
judicous, though should not have thought Of OBJ
jecting to Mr. Wilder's stating what he believed
to his employers. Having said thus much in self.
defence and being obliged to refer once more to
the North Carolina mine, will add TIVE facts
which trust will not be unpalatabe tn the President
STUFF the surface To the eye this bears every sp
pearance of being pure hard quartz closer inspection
detects particles OF yellow copper which usually yield
from Z to 10 per cent of metal. We are informed BY
on surace weighing from 80 to 100 pounds do not
ta;r r,ora kan few of this ore AZ this rate Il
voud taka poo many tons to produce ton Of copper
At one er of the drift he superintendent has ceased 6
work We should not think OF pttirg "practicaps
know ledge against Mr. Widers; but we know enough to-
saw that he Weld of "hutch depends not only on the
quality contained in the vein stone, but ON the
power of the chineIy to work and saveit In this con-
victon we beg doubt bis assertion that every hutch
must yield ore ten Of ore per day,
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MIR. Il. Doughty's f" Seasons

Mr. 7. Doughty has on exhibition a. No. 353 Bro siga7
FOUR landscape paintings Illustrating four 10 New
Yorkthe paintings represent the four seasons. In an
ayzns these pictures have to consider three things
First the sentiment expressed by each Of them and the
in which the painter has grappled with the A.
trary difficulties which apparent In REDUCING
tment TO practicability in order to embod- 80 '
canvass. Second, the artists clair " 1p. w
there be any, a. compared with eA.~y'
Third tbs mo,..,,..I - sther landscape painters.
,,...,..s. ,..- -seution of the work. Under
raes, o. ~ many minor psrtioularities, and we
ar, a. they appear. We commence
Winter" which is a moonlight scene, with
sleighing party. The last feature may have
been in ended to b. prominent but 1t requires close
animation to discover It, There is httls roadside inn
with rather strong red light from its windows. As the
moonlight Is very brilliant 1t follows that this light from
the nres within would be tempered 1t is difficult 70 see
why the artia brought out this feature of painting
strongly II 10 bit Of theatrical display which dotra s
from the ect Of his beautiful foreground the softness
his moonlight and the 3dety .urs which Is proni-
rent 10 the sky-so like winter, and ~ unihe any
thing else We DO not remt mbsr that ever IA mid.
winter shy faithfully deIeated. The effect OF tbs
moonlight fine and scds much to the snt of tbs
painting The mountains In the back ground arc not
clearly defined; that Is TO ssy there is great mas
which IL not only indis'nc but ia actually muddy The
trees are well dore and the fleet Of ~iner upou them
effectively brought out. With the single exception Of the
honse above mentioned and tbs execution Of che psspec
tive, his winter scepe very hne Tie sentiment In
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Mines and Mining.

THURSDAY, Dec. I'd VI.
The sales sgain respectable to day Potomac At
1s ia not bad bargain. II Is hardly possible for the
mines in Tennessee be worth little as not 10
present this sum- II oneenth Of the surveyors reports
prove CORRECT the stock will rice to different
figure Holders Of Lehigh Zinc have decreased in their
demsnd So fair prospect Of dividend of Is per cent
warrants something than az Stock in the steam.
boat company called the Parker Vein Is offered st 9
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The Salt CfOp.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
GRAND TrRK. Nov. Il 1853
Ear sIR-I beg to inform you that eter which ap-
r'srec IN your much valued columns some time tince ia
reference to the quantity OF salt which we had on hand
Wholly inccrrec Instead Of lsrse quantity hand
,ts NC, IKE beg TO assure "a that
49, hahy now on rana sce. not eyserd ninety thou
ah' pins arc 'her are nc~ in our rosdsead i've ves
.wenty eye a. the New O.icsns market, At from
OVER. ws xuI -strty cents per blshel OR aasoo is
montbs Commence 10 rake again In about three
Ever yorr ODD servant
A SALT RAKER.
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Army Intelligence.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KEY WEST. Nov. e. 1853
The propeller Pennsylvauia arrived this evening" after
our letters we're closed -Four companies OF Second Ar
tllery under command Of Major Arnold United States
Arm ~ are on board route for Tampa The companies
will be stationed al Forts Mead an Myer.
The following the officers Of the command Major
Arr old Captains Pratt and sey Majors Hays and Audsr-
SOD; lieutensnS Iarned Robertson Benson Hanes and
Solomons.
Mrs. Hays and Mre. Anderson accompany their h ~.
bands. The command all veil, ard will leave TO.
morrow, the 24th fine military band are In attend.
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ESCAPE OF FouR CoNvrcrs FRO,

ESCAPE OF -FOUR CUNVICTS FROM Tue MAeSA-
STATS PkIeoN We understand that four con-
vcts escaped from the State prison at sn last
light The hospital has been undergoing repairs and
the prisoners escaped through break In the wall
VII ch It was thought hsds been made cure for the
right Their are, John Williams under life SEN
for burglary; George w. Goodcour .ge ~ sin g.
Jones' and Bernard Campbell I'M Ter sncs for a term
of years for shop breaking reward Of $500 il offered
by the Warden for their capture.-BosDn Traveller
Anr
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CAMHR,pex CATTLE MARKET Nov 30 AT market l,el4
cattle about 400 beevss and 2l4 stores Prces-Mar.
net PesfEx per cwt ss drst quality 81 o. second
do, SO rs 50 so; third do So ordinary 20 70 o.
10 81 Sly; calf kns, l1Hc per 10 veal calves, IS to
IS barrellpg. cattle, 50 to &c. S.ores-Wmkng oxen,
500 10 st0 COWS AMI calves $5 ycarngs, $40 to S1a;
two years old $40 10 SOL three years old, ST TO $685.
shes and Iambs4 435 At marhet all sold quick and
hard corn 4 hogs ~ sst weeks prices
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PEHoBscoT RIVER CLOSED BY IcE.-Tae steam.
boats Boston. Daniel Webster and Eastern STATE win
about tixy sail OF other VESSELS frozen 10 at Bangor
and the Pebobscot is completely closed BY ice Tbs poo
pisor Of the steamboats, have contracted to have then,
cut OUT but the ice Il said to be hcs that 1t will b9
weeks work 10 make enamel through II Tn st4a n
beats being thus stopped. the press railroad ain
which in connection with thom the EASTERN anl
Boston and Maine railroads. will also DO discon