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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
NlOnOngahela SlaCkwatGr,

We are much gratificd in being able
to state, on the authority OF the Presi
dem of the Company, Gen. Mourhcad
that the Directors of tho Mononealelu
Slackwatcr company, on the Sd of last
month, passed resolution directing him
TO advertise for theletting gothic first Dam
above Brownsville audit is expected that
the other two dams required TO extend
the work to the State line, will be offered
to contractors at tho same time. The
reason why the work has not previously
been let, VIC are informed, is the made.
uuacy OF the amount OF stock subscribed.
Appeals have been made to the citizens
of Greene county, and some promises
made, but no money realized. 1t is be.
lieved, however that contractors would
be willing to take one-third in cash, one.
third in the bonds ofthe Company, and
onc.third in stock. The Directors arc
prepared 10 let the whole three dams on
these terms, and there is not much doubt
but that contractors will take them at
fair prices on these terms, as the stock is
nearly par in the market, and the bonds
of the company are among the very best
of securities. lfthe whole three dams
cannot be let on these terms, the first
one will be let at all hazards, as the
Company has stock subscriptions enough
to pay for it. We feel confident, how
ever, that there will be no difficulty in
letting all the dams on the terms above
indicated, aud that the difficulty I'M
pending with our Virginia friends will
be obviated. We trust the President Of
the company will advertise the letting
of,he work at the earliest possible day,
and that the citizens of Morgantown
will suspend all further proceedings IL
gains, the company.-Pitts. Ga=ctte,
q Since tie appearance Of the above ar
licle the Advertisement for letting the locks
and dams has come to hand, in some Of the
pi,tsburg and Waynes6arg papeFs-and We,
of Virginia are cfsttionaiciy urged to drop
our sui, sgains, the Company, and TO turn
in and guarantee their bonds, and look up
Contractors to do the work. Now, 10 Our
apprehension, there are ;wo small Difficult
lies in the way 10 prevent compliance with
this suggestion. In the first place, the "Vir.
ginia friends of the Nav. Co. below are few
and far betwcrn-lhey are, in fact, like the
man the constable was after, "non ronf.ct'
iJus IN srarlrO." The confidence Of Viz
ginians, so long abused, cannot be rcgained
without an effort. The Company, and lis
friends down the River will have 10 do their
own work, and construct the improvement
10 the Stale Line, and thus save their Chat
ter. Secondly: the construction of the work
from the Line to Morsantown will devolve
upon ourselves, aud our resources must be
hnsbanaed for the occasion. We do not OK
pect, and shall no, be likely to ask FOR, all
from Pennsylvania, to complete an enter
prize that belongs to ourselves
We wish the Company great success IN
securing competent Contractors, and prose-
cutting their work TO completion.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

EXTRAORDINARY PESMASsnT.--..UUFF's
Commercial College is very fortunate in hav'
lug secured the services of Mr.. john P. Ira.
cy, of London, as Teacher of Pcnmanship.-'
We have dozen Of visiting cards for lady,
thrown off by Mr.. Tracy with pencil, III
his various styles of plain and ornamental
writing, which for elegance and accuracy Of
line are not to be surpassed by Ihemost per-
feet enguvins. We unhesitatin8ly accord
to Mr.. Tracy the praise Of excellence in PEN
mauship, which has not been surpassed here
or elsewhere, il ii has been at all approach
ed. The curious in this usefn! ar should
possess themselves Of few specimens Of
MI. T0cy'S extraordinary skill.-PiHsbgrgh
Commercial Journal.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
From the Brownsville ClippC

From the Brownsville Clipper
At regular meeting of Brownsville
Lodge, No. 81, of. o. of o. f., Of Pa,
held at their Hall, on Thursday Evening,
Dec. Sth, 1858, the following, among
other proceedings, were had:
Whereas, 1t has pleased an all.wi'c
Creator, in the dispensation orhis divine
Providence, to romovefrom time to cter.
nifty. our woll.belovcd brother, DR.. John
S. Watts, and whilst we bow in submls'
sion to his holy will, we deem it compat.
ible with the relationship heretofore en-
listing between US aud our deceased
brother, to give some suitable express
sion to our feelings OH this mournFul &C.
casion; therefore,
Rcs0!red, That as members Of this
Lodge, wo have ever entertained a warm
feeling for our deceased brother John S.
Waits, and although VIC mourn his carly
death, yet we are consoled by the hope
that. "aitor 'ifc's fliul fever, no sleeps
WELL"
Rrsolacd, that ourhcarticlt sympathics
and coincidence be rendered 10 his fam
lily and friends.
Rcm1rcd, That as mark of our cs'
teen for the deceased, our Lodge.r"om
he clothed in mourning for the space OF
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
rOR THE MIRROR.
THE GIFT 70 TIE CHILD.


The clear, bright, dcwy morn had CONG, and
poured
,jDon The earth were foods Ofsoft sunlight
Thro' deep, rich, woody glcns the struggling light
Game through, and hid among the cups s. leaves
Ofswcct wild flowers, & fields all richly clotEI'd'
Ecioccd. About garden and hillside,
A lovely child that flowers Orthrcc bright Junc'
Had loved, Ind played among the grass and trees
Until SO tired it grew, within an nrbor sweet
With roses, md The running thyme, down threw
HIMSELF upon turiy bed Of bright,
Fresh, dcwy yioIcts. No beauty marked
Its features, only that the eye aud brow
Expanded with frank intelligence.
The merry sungstcrs, in their plnmagG rich
Were guthcr't there 10 sing to l.im-ssIecp'
They scCm'd to love him as themselves they lov'd
And as tho music swceter grew, he smiled
And thrust his hands among the leaves, as tho
More closely still he'd hide it from the sun
But while he slept band Of iaitics camc,
And as they gOzcd upon his face they laughed,
And danced around his grassy couch the while
The queen bent low to kiss his brow, and said
" Be sweet ,by sleep, pure child, and thou shut
know
No sorrow while on this bright earth thou stny'S'
Aud ere thy youth has flown the loNicst Fame
Shall bow to thee, for this the faiFics VOW" L.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

To- Tie Saturday EveaiAg Nal is
the title of George Il. Graham's new
paper, tho first number Of which has
Just made its appearance. 1t is very
welIgot up, aud presents large amount
of cScellent reading matter. Mr.. Gra'
ham is now fairly in tho fold, with his
magazine and n new weekly; and from
what we know Of his enterprise and
vigorous mode of conducting business,
we are safe in predicting a large circa'
lation for both. or one thing the pub
lie may he assured, his saturday Even
ing Mail" will not be milk and water
publica,ion.-Arthur's Home Ga=cttc.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
THE MONON GALA MIRROR
rirr,nln legislature.

The Legislature Of this State cOnven'
ed at the Capital on the 9Th inst. The
Senate was called to order by Lieut..
Governor Lcake-forty-ono Senators
being present-and was organized as
follows: S. C. Davis elected Clerk; N.
a. Thompson, Sorgean,-nt-Armsi s.
Z. Jctcr, Door.Koepcr, and John War
rock, Printer for the Senate. In the
House, Oscar NJ. Crutchiield was re-
elected Speaker; W. A. Street. Ser
geant.at.Arms, and Robert Bradley
Door.Kceper.
Asyuopsis ofI.egislaIive proceedings
will be found in another column.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
Tuesday, December G

SENATE.-The reading Of the Pre-.
sident'e Message occupied the attention
orthis body nearly the whole of the
day. Ten thousand copies ofthe mes
sage aud documents, in addition to the
customary number, wero ordered 10 be
printed. The remainder Of the session
was principally occupied with notices
Of new bills.
HOUSE.-Mr. Dean brought forward
n resolution ofthanks TO Captain lngra-
ham, which was iuvorably received but
not acted upon. After series ofdesul.
tory discussions concerning the Chup'
laincy, the resolution of Mr.. Florence,
TO elect with tho consent Of the Senate,
two Chuplains TO oiliciaro alternately,
was passed
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
CONVICTED.

We understand that Nlalcomb Gibson and
Geo, Ward, indicted fot murder of Mrs. Sea.
crist on the night Of the 9Th Of September
last, near Perryopols, Pa, were tried in
Grecnsburghduring the late Court, and found
guilty Of murder in the FIST degree. The
Jury brought in verdict after an absence Of
half al honr-Ths murdersrs Of course will
have to endure the highest penalty of the
law.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

l was highly amused, a few evenings
since, at negro wi,,icism that created
much merriment in the crowd. A nj.
Gus and steady African was interrosa.
ted upon obtuse and perplexing qses.
lions in Scripture by wag who was
ridicuing the colored mans opinion,
but the conversation brooks up by the
complete sell OF the wag, as follows:
"Why, Charley, you cant even tell
who made the monkey"
"Oh, yes | can, Iuassa"
We'll. who made the monkey !"
why, massa, the sama one msas
tho monkey that made yoG."
Tho outburst of laughter upon the
wsg was too much. and he retired by
paying tho honest African twenty-five
cents. and acknowledging no ws. SELF,
.~ N'vt Clrs'cr R"si,tr,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

o. The editor Of the Union'own Penn'a
Democrat says, in relation to the late meet
ing in this place rs the Mon. NV, Co..
"They appear to be in earnest in them
diggins,' and are paving up the ground and
hooking the bushes. But so long as our Wiz
ginia friends don't threaten us with stopping
their liule rivers from flowing down this
way, we shall feel perfectly ConIenicj."
e. There ia no showing what VIC may be
provoked to do in this quarter. A Fai'mont-
er not long since seriously argued with us,
tina, the citizens Of Morgantown had better
build strong dam here aud slack the RireF
upgards TO lhc Ra,lrOad' five should take
this thing into our heads, what srilI become
Of our " friends" down the River!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

Wadser Ama=onia,-Tho San Fran
cisco Herald states that an expedition
is organizing in that city to penetrate
into the wilds of Amazonia, and test The
truth of the fabulous stories told of its
wealth. 1t will go out with full author.
ity from tho Peruvian Government TO
work tie mines. and with tho promise
that every facility will bc afforded for
that purpose,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
POST OFFICES.

The Postmaster General has appoint.
cd Job NJ. Shinn postmaster at Slinns.
ton, in Harrison county, Uicc w. P.
Hall.
The office at McElruy, Doddridge
county, is discontinued.
At Reynoldsvil!e, Harrison county,
Manly Morris is appointed, rice II,
Roger.
Ey A new Post Office has recently
been established at Valley Point. Pres.
ton county-John Scott postmaster.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

~ The Republican printers don't
appearto ike our fast ,ype.seiting :"
paragraphs, recently published as a
sort of banter to the craft. Wo don't
expec, those paragraphs to be well re-
ceiyed in an Office where it occupies
from thirteen to fifteen months to COM
plclc volume of 5. numbers! We
don't expect that fast typo-se,tins"
to be beat there, anyhow, because, for
sooth, THEY cAy'T DO IT!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
NLVIIuE VI .suN"""NI ~
AusT.y LIVINGSTON, SECT.
" BlythC'S Panorama"

The Uniontown (Pa.) Democrat, of
the 18th inst. says;
We understand that this mammoth
Panorama Of the Allegheny Mountains
will be in this place for exhibition in a
few days, of which timely notice will be
given. 1t is also the Intention of the
proprie,ors to exhibit it at Brownsville,
Washington, Murgantown, Grccusburg,
Conncllsville, Mount Pleasant, West
Newton, Monougahely city, and other
villages that may offer sufficient induce
ncnls. The colors on The canvass are
said to be greatly improved since its
first exhibition in this place some time
ago, and M doubt hundreds Of our CHI.
zcus, both in town and country, will
embrace the Fist opportunity of seeing
this splendid panorama, which is tile
largest, aud acknowledged to be supo.
ri"r to any thing of,he kind ever exhib.
tied in the United States.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

Human foresight, however keen, is
not always able 10 provide against ca
lamiiy. a remarkable instance of this
is exhibited in the recent destruction OF
the immense printing and publishing
establishment Of the MessIs. Harper.
Having suffered from fire some ten
yeals since, they had taken cxtraordi'
nary precautions to prevent the recur'
renee of such disaster. They had n
large srcam.boiler in the cellar; but,
with this exception, no fire was ever
allowed to be used about The building
in any form. The gas lights were so ar
ranged as to be perfectly safe. All the
buildings were heated by steum pipes,
which had been carried, at an expense
Of over $4,000, into every part of them;
and, instead Of the charcoal furnaces,
generally used in bindery establish
merits for heating the tools, gas.bnrners
had been provided TO take their place.
Under these circumstances, a fire,
therefore, seemed almost impossible ;
aud yet, in zinc.lined loom, where
camphone was kept for wasting ink rol'
lers, u careless plumber throws down a
lighted match, and. in little over two
hours, property valued ut million and
half of dollars is utterly destroyed!
Danger from this point had never been
dreamed of-.4rMw's Home Gazette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
Or. GihhOnS' NEelicineS,

We are indebted 10 the po!itcncss Of our
friend DR.. GIBBONS, Of Fairmont, for box
Of Family Medicines, carefully compounded
and nicely M, up Tor Use. We shall give
a fair trial, wien they become necessary
( but we are in no special hurry about il)--
and report progress.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

WHAT WILL BE noaE THIS WINTER ?
Nothing 'owards suprreasing the Ii
qnor traffic, unless petitions numerous.
ly signed by voters, shall come up from
every county aud corporation in 'Tirgi.
MIA, 1t must not be forgotten that the
Legislature will not meet again until
1855, and we shall be sadly delayed I'm,
less there is action upon the liquor law
this Winter. Is there not motive enough,
brothers Of the good work.to urge to &C.
ton -! What arc you doingl Have you
signed the petition? Has your neigh.
bor BE up aud doing while the oppor-
tunity waits. lfevery man will do his
duty, these is hopo even with the pres.
ent Legislature.-So4ti Era.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

10 The gouiuses who make editorial
for the Republican in the absence Of
their " boss" have hocn looking in our
Mirror, and they think they've seen a
,Iack.ass. Well, any other mirror they
might have looked into would have pre-
scented them the same picture" large
as life and twice as nQtpral!"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
tR,.Coorcr's CIarksburg Rcgislcr,

Eg"Coopcr's Clarksburg Register
of tho | It'll inst. says:
The protractcd meeting in the BaP'
list church in this place is still con'in'
ucd. On Thursday last twelve were
baptized, and on last Sunday 5 more
making twenty-five altogether who
were formally received into tho church
on last Sabbath"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
MoRGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, DcceInbcr 81, ISj3.
OUR AGENCIES.

IL Mr.. c. PIERCE, No. &c, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most obliging and
attentive Agents.
L. w. CARR, Third street, opposite the EE-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent Tor that
City.
DR.. +. PARSONS. Glady Creek, Barbour co.
has kindly consented 10 act as Agent for the
Mirror.
u. NJ. AUvIL, Nes:oryillc, Barbour CO., Va.
C. CREsAP, EsQ., Kingwood. Preston CO., Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

CHlNA.-At Canton, all was quiet;
but expectations were genera! that this
qu;esccnt stale will mol long continue,
there being general npprehensions that
the ill.disposed will seize an early op-
porluniry to plumber and rapine. The
Overland Friend of China suys:-" AT
Shanghai. the aspect Of affairs Is very
bad since we were informed that, on
the eighth day after the capture Of the
place, the rebel leader loisted the flag
Of the Namkin dynasty" From Ming.
pu, the next consular port south Of
Shanghai, the news is very threatening,
tho country all around, by rdyicest to the
Goth ill.,, being in disturbed state, aud
rising daily expected. Annoy is still
in nossession Of the rebels, and likely
In remain so, although their i'll equipped
fleet, tits probable, will be destroyed
in detail BY their opponents.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

The mercantile navy Of the United
Statcsis at present greater than that Of the
United Kingdom OF Great Britain, and The
tonnage ofthp single city ofNrw York is
within tribe Of being equal to that Of
London aud Livcrnool phi together.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
CONGRESSIONAL.

CovGRrss met on tho 9Th Instant
The House organized by selecting the
old otliccrs-Linn Boyd, Speaker, John
W. Foruey, Clerk; Glossbrcnner, Ser
goant.at.Arms; Johnson, postmaster
and McKncw, DOorkccpcr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
GOING AHEAD!

There are few persons who give Use to as
much putting as Tobacco and Segar dealers,
and it is but right that they should have an
occasional puff in return. So thought Mr..
Scroggins, OF the FNirmrnt Republican, 10
whose paper we are indebted for the follow.
ins paragraph
We paid visit this week TO Logan 4
Cars establishment in this place aud must
cou(ess we were assiouished al The extent
and variety Of their s:ock.-TobaccO in vast
quantities. Of every conceivable variety is
piled up in their warehouse, suffice nj, app1.
rently, 10 supply the whole western country.
Besides Tobacco. the stock OF Sesars from
halt Spanish up 10 imported Principles is
the largest we have ever secn-every quail
ity-every name every brand is to DO found
in this House. In addition TO Tobacco and
Segars, the Drug Store deserves attention
Patent Medicines fall kinds Varieties and
Notions interminobIe are here displayed in
inexlarstible quantities. We strongly ie-
commend Country Merchants, and all who
desire value for their money, to Try this Gel.
ebruted establishment.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
Tile ELECTION.

Tho President of tho Senate has is.
sued a writ of election fixing Thursday
the 10Th of January next. as tho time
for choosing a Senator for Tho district,
in the room Of Jefferson Z, Martin, &c.
siglc,h -!.ramt lyg'aiaa
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24

Thenumber Of licensed tavernsin PhiIa-
delphia is 1865, which is one tavern to
every forly.lour aud hall Of the S6,9+5
taxable inhabitants oil she city aud dis
ttictS.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Wchavc European dates to Dec. Sd
The most important items ofnews will
be found below.
There has been no more fighting on
the Danube; butthe Turks have gained
considerable advantage in Asia in the
capture or;hc important fortress Sochon
Kuleh, on the northwest of the Black
Sea, commanding an important route
leading 10 the Caucasus. The Turks
haye also gained advantages at sea, hay.
ing sunk one Russian war-steamer and
captured another.
There is reason tnbelievc that new
diplomatic conference has been resolved
upon by the Four Western Powers, with
viowto the pcaceable settlement Of
the Eastern Question.
From England there is very little
news of importance.
n Tho "Pro,es,unt Alliance held a
meeting at London on the goth nIt., TO
memoliulize the Government against the
aspect of Pupery toward British Prot.
esiants abroad. The Earl al Shafiesbury
was in tho Chair. lord Shaitesbury
also presided, on the 2Sth, at q meeting
of the London Missionary Society, to
send additional missionaries TO China,
Cholera has appeared in the city of
Cork. Dublin is, as yet, free from the
disease.
Cholera is making some progress in
Paris. Fifteen cases per day are now
reported. 49,
Statements haa;besn current Of the
outbreak ola Migdeiiic revoltin Portn-
gal. The ncws5cane to England in
Letter from Malrid Of date Novembor24
stating that Don Miguel had been pro-
claimed in Opor,o. The CiamOr Pub.
lico had letter from Badaioz, Nov. 81,
which mentions that tho Thirteenth Re-
gimeut of Infantry had risen in insnr-
Iscliun in the direction of the DoGro,
and that many Miguelilcs had joined lis
ranks.
Tic Mercantile Library Association
have applied to Thomas Callyle 10 come
10 this city and deliver a comrse Of Lee.
;urcg. Mw York Recor,ler.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Correspondence cf Me Baltimore Ant1isaa.
The GrestFirCI Immense Destruction
HERR DRlESBACU.
n;Ew YoaK, Dec. l2, 1858,

IL, nf0tE rn 4. a n
"9ap-"u% W ., %r NV tbc JsS,r"c.
'Sl'eu 'no L,"s go .s,,i I;,k,,en, md
,i y, ' ~; ~. ln;Ii;s ~ Tbe ny;g;n n
tpe d!J o'm"s Iu" s,,r,;n., f. nH,,,, NJ
'nsili'o "%' 80. NV ""' :, .sc,,,s Inn, -
1 ,t d. :" " was ., ,.n,,, ~ ,,o lee
u.HI 81 Va" ND 900 a ,,.o
a.' =. ."o ,:.h,"G . - e $500 r.r
81. pps Is ,;nh,;,r VI. .;r,r MIN,
,nSip iii b.yin@ soes h. cnrsIsssly ,brew ;
.tL MI" 800" 49, . .oSa',, .om,,;r,
w.; ,"S os.nmSa, p'F s1,nn.;mr;, ,.,s water
'"s ~ ~ ;ns,nr, ,h ~" Eirn;1 enc inn blazo
a. s's", Wv 49, - n,hm n.y.
u. NV: n1 S'.s s%, ,In",,,S ;n, " .n.I -.
.nS, sIas, . NE. ' ,."s Eon, y rnus;Jrrn.
f'"Z s ',r .,r,rl,ane S,r ,,s MR..
~ ss.i,:, u; ,I,a roiinrs or,bo ,r;n,.
III presses,
Tbo nn;s;r mi. ,oo,r ,,,s iirs,or,o.
,sa;s1, ' ~ ; Mac ,' ors ;ho flames wern
f n =, !" s v,a@" % 1,r"naS, ,Sr"ngb tho
S. $40 =. .,,1 on.,,;rns S'r Tho inmb.
;,s ;S, a4 or" " .,nEs nr,bs hn;l5inr
,ri," ~ ~. al hnrs, ;bron,t ,hn n,r,;,;nHs
LII, zs...rnn an, sw.a,, in nII ,Eror.
. ," M .o" "" srrnp, hr;l,i;ng II
is Ri. -, s"n ,r ,hnn, ,rerc oMyc,
S,.oa e a lane Ths snro,a n fir,
,lsns sr,nd, in =, ss,otIishncn, 6IlsJ
.,:,I, ."al 49,, ,,n.,;,,In mn,or;,I ,s nm,
M, iSa.a,,s,,n, nni,n,,rI l,o,Ls IN i'm.
.sassSsa"ar,;,;ss ~ tho 5rrino.r"om,
~ \; aSsr;os nav bn h.,,eT ;9,aineI
thar described There was a large
iomber of EMPLOYEES engaged in Inc es-
,ahlislnept including abon, 100 females
nnbloyedin the extensive binderies, &c.
The panic among the latter. class was
nrribIe, aud The esrape urmany of,hom
som M prison house of fame. would,
wi,hout;aid, have been impossible.
ri. Grs, ,r5 ,,,., ;,nnor,,o, work
.lono was The rsscnipr Of The male and
ssmals operatives by the Hook and Lad.
..isy companies. The loprlladders were
.jchly hois,el to the windows on both
streets; and by careful aud judicious
al.
management ING yaslllalnoeF were care
lH'yShnaeu IN ~ lae slsee t VIM, III, INC
'aoFt space OF som minute rom .I,e , ,,'no
,As aIaftn was hrSss ~ y w i5a,.
bel; several OF 'ae gus @ere Sety
nervous, ana whlie aesco mum! 'aa d.
'ief WIN HFelHeh a,'u o'He.s, WV ~
es " i"u ,.'e a., va .,o Ms'S ,Es ;,n
y S;, e ,;a;a;,s So '"'
'H''eD'%'o 'ts'"'.
IL l'ltle more !,an an ,!aar a ....:s "a
n,arHl "as gwen, 'ns sPeS'a'.e "ss;aN
my grand. by 'Gis 1imS S.1 ,ne names s
had swept through IRON Cl;a 10 af 9s;,
street, scarce aay!nans rema'n,ns oi , .".s
Immense INN, sPlp.ish'hs mouse ,oas NJ ."I q
@ WI. iie'n'nsss the atH,es Ne'a ~ y,
sfionsly tassas ~ ea .; 'Hs sepe4' 4"s'
OF sFes' ia axe OF I'm. lts'
Tho Tears OF loss Of !lic among tno
employers have l'sppIly proved ground
less. All escaped though one or TWO OF
The females we're injured
The only person seriously injured is
Miss Ellen 1'ottch, who in the confn.
al. "A cy :.ar;n,,i iumppi from n Cd