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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
THE VETO POWER.

The press of Iowa has observed an onin.
uns silence IN regard 10 the rcccnt undue
use Of tho Veto power in this State. With
une or two exceptions, we have no, seen i
referred to outside Of The Capital. The
l. cefocos feel remarkably sensitive npot
the subject. Tney were quite as anSian'
as the Ways thu, our Constitution should
be amended and ielt so secure in the opinion
that their Representatives, would vote IA
vorsbiv on the bill, that they did not CEN
II necessary todevoie their time in getting
up petitions 10 that effect The member
| generally knew the minds oil, their conslit'
nents upon the subject, bat overru'ed b.
the chop logic of few of their associates
thew permitted themselves 10 be lei in :
course for which their sober secon,
n .ughts." endorsed BY their constituents
viii Sc, reprove them.
The king, prcroga,ivc assumed By hi
honor, the Governor, is as strong IN argu
mant as can be adaaced in supper, Of tn,
sbrogati1n Of this monsrchicai feature D
our government. 4 bill was passed hy i
large majority the Legislature submitting
10 the people the question. whether or NJ
the Constitution Of our State should h
amended. The bill was returned from liz
Executive without his signature; cerlaif
features in il. ec"ording TO his Judgment
jmpsirins its vsliiity. These exceptions.
lie features were erased and again the bj
was passed, snd once more sent 10 the Gov
ernor. II vas again returned withoa, b.
signature and simply because he was cp
posed TO its passage. The flimsy eSeep.
tons taken BY the Governor in his las,
Veto message argue strongly against conf
ding SO much power in the hands Of on
man.
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READING ROOM.

Mr.. Carey has opened his Reading
Room, - will be seen BY relerence 10 biz
advertisement. He has on file ahao, fifls
different Journals, and many OF the period
Gals of the day, and will con,inue 10 receive
accessons 10 his list. lie has also attach
cd small Circulating Library, which he
will enlarge as occasion requires. Every
citizen should become subscriber, snd il
they will call and see The expense be has
incurred in fitting up the room and supply
ing i, with useful publications. We hsse 10
doubt they will contribute the pirlsnce
that will eniitle them 10 it, privileges.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

The WING ALBANIA, FOR 1853 We
src indebted 10 The publishers for copy o
The above invaluable publication. II con
tains condensation of just TIA, kind Of in
formation appreciate by the man uhr
takes an interest in lhe political govern
nent Of our country. II gives tho name
OF tho members OF Congress, the expendi
lures ofthe government, complete election
returns, statistics of Churches in the u,
States, agricultural product, etc. Gree
ley 81 McE'rath, New York, Publishers
Price l24 cents per copy.
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STATE !MPRovEMENTs.- Speaking OF

Gen. JoNEs, the Albany Argus says
ITO him. as also to bis able and highly es
teerned associate, Gen. Dopsr, and to IFS eff
cien, representatives, Messrs HEsN and CLAEF
is tina, rapidly growing state indebted for he
oPPortane encouragement given TO he valuable
and extended improvements for which it is a.
ready dlstinguished.''
We desire little information in regard
10 the closing portion Of this paragraph,
We know Of no "valuable and extended
improvements" for which our State is "ai
ready disting lished," unless they be the
broken dams Of the Des Mones ard out
Peniteniiary. The fame Of the former im
provement is becoming pretty widely ex
tended through The name Of Bangs. at.
that Of The latter by means Of the indivi,fa
al. who % forth from is walls deeply i'm
pressed With the kind treatment receive
during their temporary detention.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

The CREDIT PRINCIPLE Da5ugae
Herald objects TO receiving credit for the
article which we published in the Gazette
fortnight since, in respect to the .Bue
Laws" ss. the editors affirm, il appeared
in thst paper as communication. True.
and it we remember Alright. this is the Sec
end instance Of The kind, as we make it s
rule whenever an anon, nous communiea.
ton Of a personal character appears in :
newspaper, unless The editors disclaim the
sentiments expressed, 10 hold them respon-
sible for il, as though they had written it
themselves. A newspaper is the mouth.
piece of The public, aud the simple fact Of +
hctieinus name being appended 10 publ
cation ofan injurious character, does not
cooperate the individual who has the con
troi Of il from blame. This is the princi.
pie upon which We act; it is one in which
the courts will sustain Va, and il is the
principle We desire others 10 pursue To-
wards US.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
TIE WEATHER.

We have experienced fair specimen Of
severe winter wei,her within the last
week. Tuesday was the cosdesi CAV OF the
season. The mercury during the ds,
scarcely rose above 2ero. and late in The
afternoon stood at G degs below: charg-
however. occurred during The nieh, IN
Yesterday morning wns much miider-n.
shown by The suhieined table:
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Cry ci Davenport, Feh cd, 1888.



City Of Darenpoff.
Sec. lst. Be il enacted BY the General As,
sembiy oi the State oi Iowa, that the Charter Oh
SAID City be- 80 amended as 10 include and EN-
brace within the limits OF said city the following
descr bed tracts or parcels OF land, to VII;
act or block of land. bounded on the west BY
Rock Island street, on the north by SIKH street,
on tie east by Iowa street, and on the SCUM o'
Fifth street oil aid cit: Also all OF the land iht
Cnded thin the following described llmi's, 10
,it bounded On h- vest ~ Rock Island street.
! IN the moth by Third street, on The east ny TO-
so street, and on the sonth by Second L2hd
stree, OF said city: al~o he following trac' Q,
land, TO vii: bounded IN The east by the of'glha'
'own Of naTen orr, on The south by Gteen
ton 70 Davenport, ard on the west oY oooh y
Srgeni's Addition hereto. ard on We ~, =.
the land, sni Addiionet G. G X Ntcnfn-
rae land hereby atdrd u ard ri'y oi n"'
port, being known he land Saiguei y"
Also the following tract OF land, TO WIZ oes"
ning on Second End street OF said ci'' q"
near the north-Nest corner OF block No o". 80
in The original town of Davenport, thence 'i''s
west on the south line of said Second s'reef ~
point due south oil the Southwest conner " o,
4 Sargent's first Addition TO said city, urn
south TO the Mississipp River, thence east aus
The meanders OF said River to the sou'n.s,b
corner OF said block No. ore thence u0 ,hs
along he west side Of said block one
plar. ri beginning; all OF which foregoing oI no
or, led tracts OF land, are hereby declared 10 =,
within the boundaries Of said city OF l,aVehP' ",s
Sec. Q Tracts OF land laid off into Town E .,y
adjoining TO the present boundaries OF sa'a 'aH
shal be part Of said city, whenever the S""'
are duly recorded required by law. ,,f
See g. This act is TO be in force from anu 9" "a
ter its publication for Two successive wees ';,y
al, ,NJT ~. cd
of Davenport, provided said publication sha'' "
at the expense OF said city. ,u
Approved Jan. "a, 1853.
SEcHErARg's 0fFlcE, Iowa,
ko,ra Gfg Jan. "a, 1893
| certify that the foregoing is tru, copy n''
the ORIGINAL roll on file IN this Office. NV
GEO. W. McCLEAKi
Secretary OF State
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

Tue VOTE FOR GEN. ScoTT. Although
80 badly beaten. Gen. Scott received more
votes II the recei, election than any Wing
candidate has ever obtained in Presiden
tial contest. lie received 2l,295 vote
more than Gen. Taylor, who was so tri
umphan,ly elected. The result is account
ed FIR BY the influx Of foreigners. Wer.
il not for the strength thus acquired whicl
IN nine out al ten additions is the result o
The attractions Of the name Democracy -
the Locofoeo party would be defeated 81
every election.
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s.lssr. s,rrl AND Rock RIVER JuNcrl

.lssI s.rpI AND Rock RIVER JuNcrIo>
RAILROAD arc under obligations to 2
B. Lake. of Lyons--for copy
oi the Report. accompanied by map. ~
he Chief Engineer Of the above named
Railroad Company. which Report was pre-
sentsd to the Board Of Directors al then
meeting at Union Grove. The distanc,
from Dixon TO Fulton is So miles and thu
estimated expense of constructing tn
Road. and furnishing II. il Sj50,000, beius
N average Of about $4,000 per mile. a
the session oil the Iowa Legislature q lS5t
81, the right of way was granted 10 4
c 9mpant fur Railroad from LYONS L
Council Buff, which was intended "a :
continuation oil the above Road. Next I.
R8es Island The .Nsrraws" n, LYONS is ID,
most favorable site for bridging the Missis
sippi. There the river is bat 1900 fee
vide and 10 #. deep. We have no doub
The Rad will prove good investment snS
if the citizens OF Clinton and Whjtesid,
counties, will prosecute il with that yIgo
which characterized the people Of Scot
md Rock Island counties, they will SCI
their labor richly remnnerated.
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FARM IGR SIZE
READING ROOM.

.nUE patrons and lie public generally are
~ 10 re'y informed I'm he
~ tE1F0RF REtHISG ROOM
was daly orsaed Nee1ee the 7ia MT ara
viii hereafter Re rssI tats kept o en- for he ae.
corne3a:ioa Of he tfseHds at -Seienee, Az, 1t
cfa'nre, News, cafiosttes, de &c
an are iuguet To eaafe in and see for Them
selves. Such as have not vel subscribed H. i
sre particularly invited u call, md II i suns
them, lake IN Interest IN 'he mater.
Or" jhe Ladies, arc also invited q rall as We
shall constantly keep variety of Mag 2 nes,
new and interesting B eots, & e. &c for s,is
Room one door North Of Holmes ,ok Sore.
T. DE- WITT CAREY.
DatnnEnrt. Enh i0,h lHa2
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

STEAM B aILER EXPLOSION -rHREG MIN
KILLED We learn that the boiler OF an
engine used for the purpose Of saving wood
It the Junction On the Galena RuHrotd,
exploded Al . o'clock this morning, instant.
lY killing three men and dangcronslA
~onndl8g Two others, who are not expect
cd TO survive Chicago Jour.
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Married.

On Wednesday Cd inst, in Davenport, by Rev.
f. VI. MILES, Rev. WIN. J. PARKlluRST, Of
Lo Claire, to Mss SARAH ]. DUDLEY, of
Chelmsford, Mass.
On Monday 7th inst, by the same, Mr.
CARLETON STACY 10 Miss REBECCA
WILCOX, all OF this county.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
A DESTITUTE FAaiLy.-Fe.low cities

A DESTITUTE FaaiLy-Fellow citizen
A. C. FuLroS, in trip ihrof IN Cedar
county last week. net with family Of 3
father and nine children in state ofutter
desti,ulion. The mother had died from
actual starvation and they were at the
lima withent a nnorsel of food aud with
scarcely clothing 10 cover their nudity
Mr.. Fulton Immediately returned to thi-
place, collected food and clothing fur them
and on Sunday las, lef, GO bis philanthropir
errand. The father OF the family We be
lieve is kind Of religious mouom MIC.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10
THE NEW INTEREST LAW.

Fer Gee the editors Ell iaWa have iount
4 question upon which they seem 70 VII
naara, ] nd that is in relation to- the "in,tr
esl |. y passed. by lie l.tc i.e ,lsla'"re NJ
thay cfa5emn 1t. TIE Darlington ltit
ara.i. eGseI Is as s,fanE a l.~nf"e' q
there Is in the STATE. speaks thus Of thal
aw and Of the body which passed. o.
eve arprehsnd tho wors, results frnm lhi'
backward IL D n legs atson; aud It the lapse .
few we, - da not tfing eur fears home IN th'
form of a sad reaitf Ia the doors OF large ma
io-ifv of our citizens. we shah be most agreea'
/ hls disappointed To our humble view, the Law
looks like formal ban shment OF all surplus
ptal from among US and prohibition OF ~
rttnrn IN any form, or a. asy future time lh'
people are again in the hands OF the Shyiocks
and The only alternative LETT them - the choice
OF shaeers-whetherlt shall be Tom, or DICK, o
ssihe Old Gentleman" Regular houscs-w'
mean barking houses,-wlil OF course run NJ
risks by seeking to evade he provisions OF thu
law. aid The result must necessarily be shut
tine down Of the gates upon borrowers. In such
an event, " hence shall come the "public SUD
nles,. But in a community such ms ours, on
| IL short time will be required 10 illustrate, b,
practical experiment. the operations OF such Z
system. and further speculation,a al present, as q
coming results, is naneecssnrr. Hitherto, WI
have been wiling 10 "het high" on young Iowa
and in orr day and generation have advised ar'
ne4hans induced hundreds and thousands 70 M
crate hithtr--hut in view Of such legislation as
that above alluded 10. together with the mario"
and saicItal pol CO pursued in other resrecis, i
now becomes a question OF honest consciencC
whether il Is MT y duty 70 advise general en-
grafton T. Oregon, or California, or even to 'ht
Salt axe settlement, Whatw with an'ideluviar
pfeiaaites- honestly entertained. no douat-aat
tAe supreme rale NJ as,mlgngni~m IN our rub =
affairs, tire iairest land which The san OF y, avsg
ever silaae upea seems 10 be handed over TO ev
eglaStleg aaffsfaeSs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

A friend viii accept orr thanks for bis
sample OF Mummy Wheat and Chocolate
Corn. We have given portion Of each Ia
farmer. who with ourse,f, will test lhena
the coming season. His puzzle was H.
eenious and We regret cur inability IL
transfer il TO our columns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

TUX New MOTIVE PowFg.-On our frs
psge viii he rMnd m Interesting eZp!ana
'ory article ia RI ference to the new motive
power. The importance Of The new agen
will excuse the space devoted 10 It's con
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

MEYERS UsIvERsua have receiy-
ed copy of the Premium Eogrsvog Of
the above work. II il view Of Naples.
md one of the finest We have seea. The
Unv.rsum continues TO maintain ils arts,
lie excellence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

THE citizens OF 81. Louis are beginning
to wake up to the importance Of securing
their ap.riger trade. II is rather late t,
talk about such thing. Il iroads up hi.
wa are approxma ting so close the Ms
sissippi that tho merchants on the river be
Gin u think il won't do FOR them to purchase
second hand from st. Louis but That it i.
4tite - EASY for them 10 buy a, The sam,
houses in New York and flr the same
prices IS do tho merchants 81 ST. Louis.
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BptnctNG THE lssIssIPPI.
The 81. Louis Republican very truthful

The 81. Louis Republican very truthful
IN remarks as follows in regard TO 'hts en-
terprlse:
"Tnis pr jet Of erecting bridge acres
the river al Rock Island, will, we should
think. open the eyes oI our citizens oWha'
is going on elsea here. 10 divert trade iron
rs. anywhere, this can most surely hs
lone al the point named. Davenport, Of
the west hank d! the river, has n rock tom
da,on; Il ack Island, in the middle ot th'
river. gives a foundation which never can
he shaken; and from the eastern shore, lan
kce ingenuity will be able 10 hald snPer
structure Tor permanent bridge. Thus
the river can be spsnned. aud "henevel
this is done. the Rtiroad connecting 1Mca
90 with Rock Island CITY. VII scarcely b
suspended. but will take up Is race west
ward, on The line already projected iron
Davenport 10 The Missouri river. md {
Council Bluff. We like that spirit OF en-
,erprise which can engage in such noh''
works. md we are only sorry TINT those
Who ough, to be foremost in them N ou'
own state, are the real laggards and aImns
paralyze every effort Of the kind
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

Our fellow citizen. las. THaRINGr y
E-q.. who left With his family in Novenbei
10 visit an only sister residing in Georgia
whom be bad moi seen for many years; we
regret 10 hear, 10 arriving within a day.
journey OF bis destination, received the dis
ressing news Of bis sisters sudden Dc
cease.
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DEATHS IN CALmoRNIA.-On Plat,
River, June Is, Solomon Bryfag'o, nger
b; June II, George Lucas, aged %; both
Of Cedar CO., Iowa.
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DEATH o. Sc RS c WALK r.

Wehave received fhe Intelligence OF tho
Death cflh.- distinguished astronomer =
lie died on the sob ut. in Cincinnati, III
The residence oi hi~ brother Judge Wa,ker
The Gazette perks ii in 5 10 laws:
1Sears C. Walker was barn al Wilmington.
Mass, on the e3h Of Much, 1885, graduated
at t'arva "a University ia 1872; tan-ht private
school III Philadelphia Tor several wears: was fpr
4 considerable period aetuars in the Pfnns vs.
MA Lie Insurance GompanN: n short time a.
tached to the National Observatory. hut tor sew
eral wears preceding his death one oil the asst
ants OF the Coast Surve
LAS a child. his preeaciausness YVES the won-
der ofthe village. At College, he was remarha-
Die for his aptness in acquiring language Al
forwards he became an enthusiastic devotee OF
science. The archives Of the American Phi'a-
sophlcal Slcietv, Franklin Institute, Smithson-
an Institute, and other learned soeieties here ard
in Europe, all attest zeal for scientific arch
which has ut las, resulted in his martyfaou.-
For the last three or four Years. epart from his
regular duties IN he coast sure vol themselves
sufficiently ardneus--he has borrowed from
necdful fe-' 81 many hours to discover the Orbit
ani ephemeris Of Neptune. and 70 determine The
velocity OF the Transmission Of the fluid aloag
the telegraph wires. that about wear ago hls
brain gave way, and he was for several months
in iunatic asylum. IN October lost. he WIS
h urht 10 be so far recovered as TO Justify hi,
removal from the asylum, and he came 10 en-
cinnati on a visit 10 his brother. Here he grad.
ualy resumed his labors. both in computation
Tor the ccas, survey and in The prepa a,inn Of az
ephemFris OF Neptune for the American Maui
cal Almanac In December he had made al
his preparations 20 dtpart for Washington, AM
resume his regular duties there Chief Of
party IN the survey. when an attack Of billion
fever frustrated all his plans. From this lcve
b. seemed to have recovered, but his franc
again gave way, and this time withou, hope y
a second raliy.',
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THE B.f.lo Commercial learns that re
zen, disclosures have been made in Chat
que County, n Y, which implicate high,
respectable persons in an extensive busi.
aess Of coming, theiying, sud other ms
leeds.
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The Thermometer which indicates the above.
Is suspended by ring in the open air and is OBJ
served before senrise. The sign minus &
prefxed 10 number. denotes below zero.
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A chance for a Barsain.,

lra ACRES "a * eiisns land tuelte mle
IOO ira,a he ely. Wi BE- 20 Il very low Tor
9 %, ~ exchanged ~ topn pralerfy hive also
tNr sale
IMPROVED FARMS, CITY LOTS AND PRAIRIE
LAND
IN j. gn and small act. 10 suit customers. A
p ', Of The part as no on inc, IL erslied.
Pr hasefs VIII hnd II 20 their advantage to
give ne a cal AUSTIN CORBlN,
Post 9fice Buildings.
Cry II Nayenport. Feh I'd, 1888
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hDvicEs from Washington say that
Hon Robert J, Walker seems TO be rapidly
aiiIng. Iii. disease is an affection Of the
high boue. lie is extremely emaniated,
having changed very much during the las,
iartnight.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-10

ISroRaArIoN WANTED of BaFre.l i.
Robinson late Of Muscstine, Iowa, and for.
merly Of Upton. Address this paper.
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A man named IiaPpenny was SO frtun.
ate as TO draw prize in = Lottery 10 S.
Louis the other day Of $4,000. A, the
same lime there were A. ,664 blanks
drawn names Of the lucky holders IN
known.
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TuANKs.-Ilon. A. &. Dodge will ac
cepl our thanks for the Isl part Of Foste
s. Whitneys valuable repor, on Lake Su
pcrlor copper regions.
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DEsrrsTny.--Dr Brooks is sti.. stopping
a, The LeCnire House ~ this city Yc|
who have aching angs give him call.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICES heTehF given TO all persons inter
~ esied in the estate oil + II E DER OK RUFE,
deceased, late OF Scott county, Iowa, that the
Undersigned administrator o said E.la'e viii
make application al the mex Mare term otsaid
county Court, 1853, FIR final setilemen, Of a.
minis'faiicn of sand estate
Feb 81, 1853 --2e Wv A +. MAST
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Died

Ga the 29th nlt. in Peasant Valley, Scott CO.,
ALICE STACY, aged 81 years, months and 6
LAYS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3lsf.
The steamer Africa from liverpool, with dates
to the iG,h, arrived yesterdav.
Tale at Manchester was quiet, and prices
unchanged.
Beet vas n demand, and holders ask highc'
prices Pork, no sales. Wheat in fair demand
al full rates OF asst week. Four-extra figures
OF last week are obtained. Indian corn is held
| firm, and the demand is good for floating car
goes.
The political news b. this arrival is an an.
nounccment by Lord John Russell thar he wi
soon resign in favor of the Earl of Clarendon.
| II is stated that Lord Aberdeen officially Inli-
mated 10 NAPOLEON the desire Of tine Cabinet tc
reconni2e the Empire on The same terms az had
been done BY the previous ministry. not wishing
70 mistrust lhe good resolutions al present exist
! ing.
| English papers announce tie death Of the Earl
| of ctacul AZ the rae IF SO.
| WE learn that Mr. Ryes. the American Minister
has presented his credentials.
The Prpssian and Austrian Minister had also made
Their appearance nliriElly.
Line Of Ere nch Steamers ia to be established TO
run hetwee thssborough and the principal ports OF
Sonth America.
| The new CO. n has come into circulation and was
een interior 10 that Of the FIRST Napoleon.
| The winter in France and England has been
itraortiuaiy mid.
spain has under consideration plans for Military
The yield Of the Cold NJ mes in Australia, contin-
ues to be enormous.
NV YORK, Ian o..
The Z. s. Mil steamer II fuaaE arrived Last
night al Q o'clock ron SOUTHAMPTON. she
btngs but few passengers, Freight valued a
$4,000, Goethe richest ever brought TO this
port b. anv single steamer
7 he Georgia arrived yesterday morning from
sspinwa'i, whence she sailed on he 9Th ana
from ngston on the 23d. She brought mall
and passengers, ,Qd.sl5,6 45 in frei. hts OOo,-
400 in The assengers' hands
Hon Alex. II. Bael, NJ. G from the III,
District, ed yesterday evening oil erysipelas.
The entire subscription for the feei OF the
sufferers a. Maderia, n III s city, reached $4,000
Col Hnghs from Nj. has been appointed a.
commissioner, by the Crgefai Pace as-ocia-
ton, 10 visit the principal Courts Of Europe, on
behalf Of The exhibition.
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The distance from Ottawa 10 pesu, W.
believe, is only - mites, SO that the cars
vii! he in communication with that place
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