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Mrs. Darlington, speaking Of the rapid man
ner in which evil deeds are perpetrated said that
1t only required taco seconds to fight q duel
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Why, Mr.. B." said tall youth to little
person in company with half dozen huge men,
81 protest, you are 50 small did not see you
before. . every likely replied the gentleman,
81 am like sixpenee among six copper pennies,
not readily perceived, but worth the whole of
Them 8se9rl2
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IMPORTANT OCCUPATION. Boy, y said a fash
ionably dressed man to the servant of one of his
companions, " is your master at home 20 SC Yes,
sir" replied the boy, g but he's confined to his
room He's CROWN Of moostaches, and amt
allowed to see any body but his hair dresser!'
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LUTHER HON Z SIS

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Corner Of BEgToYaad EBPRR0SkEE Ss,sa,
D.. ~. ~ o6lc. No I06sT. cHARLFs sTREn
Two Doors from The ST. charl, II .,
oihs Js,ss' and mat aggroysd fserHs Of
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, STORE FRoNTs.I
TAILS, and all kinds of CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WON
Ea- BUILDERS HARpWARE-A large and complete as,ss
Cos: Prices sale the OLD STAND no. i06 ST. ciL
STREET. tsi
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". ~ VA Il <AlANyU " - M
LAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
. aud Dealers at Propnetora' lowest
Agency, No. 1871 CHARITIES ST.,
ltIibbard's Wild Cherry, I
/ RiehRrds Sherry Wine,
Hu.ching'a Vegetable DyspspsiA,
Gouley'svegatabls, Colemsn's,
Hooiland's German, 0rygenated,
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Wntes, Meen Fun,
Jonea's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS. .
LOWS Brown Windsor, # n
Jones,a Chemical, %#l..
Radways' hedicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Cresms aud Compounded
oil descriptions.
| PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
lMotiatt's Life, Brapdreth's,
lMorfison'a, Lee's New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champian's,
Graefenberg, Jayne's Sanstive,
Jnyne's Agus, Winsr's Camomilet
Hibbard's Anti-bilious, Peters,
Speucer's Vegetable, Cook's,
Coopor'e, Coysl's Rheumatic,
Anderson,s, Allshanis' Health,
Wistar's Geutle Purgatlye, s-0a
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugaf-coated,
Herrick's Susar-coa.ed,
Gilbsrt's Anti-bilious, Beckwith'1,
Leidy's Blood. IngoldGby'a Pile,
SCOTS Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway's Regulator,
Rose's Railroad, Leidy's Female,
/, Louden'sIndian Sentative,
Louden's Agus, Holloway'n,
Halsted'u Anti Dyspeptic,
Gordon's, McIane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilmanfs instantaneous, 'e.1
Ballard's, Jules Hauel's, NAN
Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's Invigorating Cordial
lThofn's Extract,
Tarrant's Apefisnt,
Tarrant's Elixir Of Rhubarb,
Cnrter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops, 5.@5 "#
Lyon's Magnetic Powders
MIRA. Kidder's Cordial,
IThompaon's Eye Waite,
Watta's Nervous Antia
lBilling's Astringent,
Hyatt's Life Balsam,
McMuun's Elixir Of Opium,
Railways Ready Relief, @
Railways Resolvent,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces,
lDr. Fitch'sInhaling Tubes,
DR.. Rose's Preparations,
WiDer's Arcannm Extract,
Teheur's Specific, e. 3"
iNlarshall'a Cathoiieon, - y
DR.. Fiteh'a Preparations,
Morseis Compound Syrup ofYeilow
| Dock,
Perry Dsyis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence OF Ginger,
Mortinors's Rheumatic Compound,
Alortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
Uphaa's Pile Electunry,
Steers 0podeldoc,
Godfrev'a Cordial,
lTurlington's Bslsam,
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Batsman's Drops, a
DR.. Jayns's Family Medicines,
Seidlitx and Soda Powders,
Epping,s Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cctlial,
Harris Rshedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, etc.
Lcidy's Erssive Soap, a
Kirby's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
lSpohn's Headache Remedy,
Counsli'a Mixture,
DR.. anarchists Uterine Cstholicon,
Cowan'a Lithontriptjc,
Louden'a Preparations,
Houghton's Pepsin.
sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPS.
and all dealers in any of the articles
i'll find it to their advantage by call
/, where will be found the NEST eI-
ATENT MEDICINES in the United
lease address
'IcrEE WAREHOUSE,
/. Isl ChArtreA al New Orieana, In.
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" NICKERB0CKER PATENT COON
~ RANGEs-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE 4 COULON, Plumbers, IoT Poya
oresnr respectfully Inform the p
general they carry The above besiassS in al "a
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoAh H. Va
BA: lNS FOUNTAINS. BRASS FAUCETS Of all Kinds, coon
6Et PUMPS fitted il the nswsatayle; LEAD PIPES civ
desc rti,t PIG and SHEET LEAD snd BLOCK TIN a. Fs5
Ct III shorteHt1eH"e- sni;h
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~ srest between Royal and Bourbon JAMES
would call the
sned character
the Balanm Cgbsbs
aence the newly discovered Remedies which only
procured from himself and trial they
charge will be made Dr. III certificates
in all Union many
effected which curabe
since Dr. these Remedsan s city the
that
single produced perfect
and order that the afflicted may themselves Of these
newly and trny providentiai dcovee
nently in this city Cuomhouse
o PM, feb lv1p
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d
'h ~ asI p,,s'JDj snot and sneeial |
yaw orlsana Il rs VIII
" e ,,nn.srro,ors All i,.,,t.
&C., rhhMlrooho. al-.
Winer.s oanadiani e ~
Hwain's, III.
I Perry'B Dead shot
Jsynea Tonic,
9erl'u,
/ .-5...sM cIans,a,
3ALSAhiS 4 COUGH REMEDIES
Wiitar's balsam OF wild Chery
shsruan'a Balpsm, IT ~. '
luchan's Hungarian,
oavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
5chenck's Pulnionic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
5artholomew's Expectorant,
Halps BalsAm,
swayne,a syrug q Wild Cherry,
Ayer'a Cherry Pectornl,
raylor'g Baisam Liverwort, NJ
layne's Expeetorant
Winer's Elecampaius,
aogeIs' tiverwort and Tar,
Mira GARDENERS Liverwort,
5tabier's Cherry Expectorani,
Loudon's Indian do.
". hohes do.
SARSAPARiILAS.
DR.. John Bulbs,
b. r. Townaend's,
Banda's,
Old Jacob Townsend'sl
Garpentsr's -
Wynkoopa, ..@
-54s Grafenhsrg's,
8riAtols, -.t
Gnysott's Yellow Dock.
PLANTERS. =-s
Wsll's Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening,
Jew David's OF Hebrew,
Badenu's,
ID. ~ -.o- Knapp'a Indian,
Alcock'a Porous,
GriBth's Adhesive,
Hollowayis Arniea.
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farell'a Arabian,
autler,s Nerve and Bone.
Hunts, ~
HayeA'B,
Tobias'p Y enetian,
uewes's Nerve and Bone,
Ksllinger's,
Gardeners,
-...,. Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc,
0sgood's Indian Chologogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
smiths Tonic Syrap,
Wyrkoep's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge, .-.
Vegetable Febrifnge.
LOZENGES.
iberman's Cough and Worm,
Jryap's Puimonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
LovettfF Wahpene or Hair Glosg,
Rsrry's Tricopherous,
lyons katharion, a.M n
5oyie's Hyperion Fluid,
ua.oh y, Z lialr lnvlgeintof,
W p hast l9Me,
su De.seas manPens
louusn ofieh'ai tisir ionlcs
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IN IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER's PETROLEUM OR ROCK
also Case of Rhcumss Of five standing by
alone.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7, 1854.
thereby certify that had five
and also totally blind right brought
attack of Physicians who
good and hundreds Of dollars
edicinea Igve this Certificate without solicitation from any
and Mr. Ker not know that type and would not
used connection with the Petroleum Rock OIL
me perfect health and strength well
with right Left and have easympoms oRhu
masm thing ee, reside this city when
mos ofmy time the river Any in they
wsh and fifty RESPONSIBLE testify truth
this take the Petroleum body will
Investment made for know tobe valuable Natural Medicine
]. HARTMANN.
Attsst-J. WRIGHT Il d o., and C. s. WIDDIFIELD.
EY Price so bottle. Wholesale retail only
]. WRIGHT CO., No. ISL Charities ST.. and
JARVIS WOoDMAN,
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ssTOCK's VERMIFUGE. REED.

CUTLER Coz Boston of the oldest and most
wholesale Drug Houses that
knowledge, regard to the Fahneaoek's vsrmi
fuge: -
Having for sold justly celebrated yemugs
pleasure adding testimony regarding merits
remedy for Az safe remedy for This disease
dfen and adults think anequaed has acquired for itself
popularity and sale beyond similar with which
acquainted REED, CUTLER 4 CO.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail all principal
The
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A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
EXTRACT OF CoPAIvATh, crest remedy SO ertsn-
syey used in New York and other cities posve
onorrha elect and the Whites Directions Spanish Engs
Sold at No. 1sl CHARITIES STREET. ieI4 An,
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" IvER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-

"A A GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
testimony from Missouri in favor Of HOoFLANDS GERMAN
E prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Phadphia acknowledged
by all dealers fsdcne NO uae
for the cure Of the above named diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W. ADAMS Publisher Of the Argus Weston, No. 1851
sad was hast summer, low aud weak able
stand at the longer than
your German bitler which entirely cured
bottles sent two bottles $50 mss from here to friend who had
sick for long tmci he has also been
them 70 be superior to any medicine in use.n
2 HENDERSON, Glasgow, No. August 1851, said; "Your
ar beginning 70 60 here bottle
X HARDING St. Joseph Mo-. June 81, 1851, said
medicine no doubt TO the people appear
know them had them
have sold bottles Please send another
Dr. A HEITZ Paris Mo- March 49, 1858, sad Bitters
have given better sataen in all the where they have
used than other medicine with which I'm
E They are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, PROSTATE
system.
For by respectable Medicine every where
]. WRIGHT d CO., lew Orleans,
nlauaaA r.n+n
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HOTEI1S-RESTAURANTS

ACEAN SPRINGS, MISS.--The un- -
dsrsgned having leased for E5ssE
newly discovered and highly valuable Mineral Springs
pct Informs Tho public that he
Hotel for the reception
ing the winter exenava additions Hotel
and effort hha
f,sns ana comfortable Attached to The Hotel found Bla
The fishing and bathing be eqaed bouhern
analysis Of hs Of these Springs distinguished
chemist that qualities Highest
Tbs oxide and exn notable
aud suffering from chronic
health BY the use Of hia water The Creole will ply daily
between New Orleans Springs
From the Lake end Of the Pontchartrain Railroad.
l.. JENNINGS
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eHlEDAM sCHNAPPs-25O cases, in pints
~ =, and quars for sale by - p,
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- oDA ASHES-2l0 casks, for sale nv
~ ls9a A. DELAGRAvE d Co. 70 Magazi1, s,res,.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The TURSERBuSD RIor AT LEMON HILL.-There
was large throng of Germans at the Mayors office
in Philadephis, yesterday morning, in consequence
of the hearing of the persons arrested during the
fight at Lemon Hill. From the testimony it appears
that the disturbance would probably have been slight
but for the excitement ccssioned by the officers firing
reyolvers Most of the prisoners strangers, aud
are principally from New-York. Their names are:
Philip Pesgel, Max Weizman, Jacob Seibert, Andrew
Vetter, Charles Closta, Herman Mednham. Henry
Houck, Joseph Longbacker, Lewis Gemme, William
Kopp Frederick Meyers, VIM. Rominger, Augustus
Handman. Leybold Sield, Ernst Weber, Frederick
Ditmar. WIN. Kreuser, Charles Facakmbrook, Jacob
Petry.
number Of the prisoners were Identified as hav
ing rescued prisoners and interfering with the officers
generally.
Twelve of the prisoners were ordered to give bail
in the sum of 81, 500 each, to answer.
One of them. William Romnger, on whose person
was found dirk knife hat fits the hole in the back
of the vest of Officer Mansfield, was committed with
out bail The rest of the party were held to await
further hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

shut OF the steam here in Massachusetts,, but some
wondered what but the passage OF steam tnroasn
mems throats could caue them TO send forth such un
earthly yells mile distant thought they heard
issue from the throsfs of the said Council There
might be those prompted by envy to exaggeraie the
peccadoes Of the City delegation forsooth because
.ns place Is not quite large as New-fork. But
4 e certain there were whisperings of their having
Drought champagne bottles and baskets for baggage,
ana tnat some OF the delegation were so burdened
thereby as to be unable to leave the car left for their
benefit that night. Some Of US thought thew were
sent here for hoax; others thought that for Judges
of stone, masons and other practical men would have
been sent. Perhaps some of our good citizens were
expecting too much of the digutares Of the CITY Of
New York. For our par. We believe ths, ell OF the
steam that produced such hideous screeches did not
come by the ears For if the good ID and those eon-
nected with the best families as well as the lowest
can obtain the good cretur' in this place certainly
il would not be refused to those whom the citizens Of
New-York delight to honor their officers and
popests But the scream Of the express locomotive
answers to the screams of the high pressure Loco
Focos-ther car is connected 10 the train, and the
champagne bottles and baskets and beadles dis ip-
near In the distance. HALIEUs ANrHRoPoS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
AID TO JVALDOBORO.

CorreUordeLee Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
BANGOR. Monday, Sept. 4, 1854.
The case Of the Waldoboro sufferers was presented
BY the clergy yesterday. collection OF more than
81 GOO was taken in their behalf. The Rev. Mr.
Maltby preached from the text " Bear ye one ano-
"thers burdens" He said: We will. II we have
/" Lot done it before we will begin now. And how
"sball we do itl We will fill these boxes to-day.
Tomorrow we will DO something better. II IS
"no common case that waits upon Us.
"Your house gone your bed gone, your food gone
" "dray-cars with supplies are the first things to be
L" thought Of. Haul up schooner 10 one OF
"your wharyes to-mOrrow-hang out black-boa
"ialf-wsy her shrouds thus Under disPatek tax
"'ing in rhaterer rH supply human rants. >"
Ii i quite probable that this viii be done Anappea
has been made, signed by ISAAC REED. Wing candi
date for Governor and many others, stating that the
whole village is burned, and estimating the loss at
100000.
TIE drouth continues to be insupportable. Corn
crops will amount to almost nothing. showers have
seemed certain several times, but the clouds have
passed of wonder fully and left US still suffering.
Our wood is burned by the wild-fre. Coal is very
high va Il be any L0rerl
No cholera here yet. No severe bowel complaints
The air is full Of dust and smoke.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Iowa The Burlington Telegraph, an independent
paper with Democratic procliyities, says:
1.-THE political complexion of our State Senate
will depend on circumstances. If DR.. Crosthwait
should return in time TO resume his seat, the Senate
will stand l6 Whigs TO Is Democrats. If he should
fail 10 return Mr.. Workman elected as an indepen-
dent candidate over a Democratic nominee, will take
Crosthwait's place, when the Senate viii stand ID
Wings, Is Democrats, Independent.
As to the Congressional result in the lst District,
all our exchanges ere confident Of Clarkes election.
Hall CNebrasks) is reported to have the following
in some of the western counties Pottawottamie,
l2s; Harrison, 40; Monona, small msjority, num-
ber not given; Cass, 4Oi Shelby 80 Mills, g Adair,
Montgomery, Union, Page, Taylor, Ringgcld,
Wayne and Anderson Counties are yet to be heard
from, which will not probably materially vary the
result either way. Our figures, in % counties give
Clarke lis majority
A meeting was recently held at Dubuque, rejoicing
over the general result in the State in the triumph OF
Grimes for Governor and the election of an Anti
Dodge Legislature. A similar demonstration was to
come of in Denmark, Des Moines County. Stat
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
WEATHER REPORTS.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Sept. s, 1884.
The thermometer sio. There no signs of rain.
Concord, n. H., Wednesday, Sept 6, 1884.
At sunrise the thermometer was 960. This after
noon ii reached $50. This evening it is cooler, with
indications of storm.
BosroS, Wednesday, Sept 6, 1854.
The thermometer reached $40 in the shade, and the
day has been very close and sultry. There are now
indications of O thunder shower.
BosToS, o'clock, p. NJ.
We had a storm his evening, attended with heavy
,hunder and lightning; but very little rain fell
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune;

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune,
BosTos Monday Sept. 4, lcji
The politicians of Massachusetts very busy just
now in irving TO decide the question as TO who shall be
the next Governor The JVhigs hare g'ren up al hope
OF earning the STATE By any direct means. have 1t
from the best authority within the Whig ranks thst
thew do not expect to reelect Gov Washburn One Of
the best and most hopeful of the Whig politicians says
that the Whig party is beaten. But the old wing
managers hnve some hope Of retaining their holdupoa
the State Government by means of the Know Notl-
ipes The direction has been given from the wing
managers to their brethren in the small towns 10 rush
into the Know-Nothing organization ana con,ro, H'
Delegates are to be elected by the seYeral oa9es
TO the Grand Know.Notbing Convention, whlch Il
10 meet in Boston in October. This COnycn-
ton is 10 nominate candidates for Governor aud
LeutensDt-Governor. The plan OF the Wings ls 10
start up many lodges as possible, and then elect
Whg delegates enough 10 control the Convention. IL
they are successful in this, they will to it that
Know y Nothing Whig is nominated. A no sane man
expects to elect Governor by the popular vote, the
KIow Nothing candidate will be one of the cJnsiiiu
tjonal candidates before the Legislature. Ii the
Wings find Themselves in the Legislature without
power to elect Washburn they will then take up the
Know. Nothing candidate and make him Governor,
relying upon their great and oyerpowerlng influence
Ia control his Administration. That Boston Whigge-
ry would entirely control Governor chosen in that
way no one doubts who knows anything of the pOlit
zeal financial and social power Of the "sod men OF
" Boston"
tult IL lItNcht hVi ho.h-
mating at their Convention at Worcester any man
whose position is such as TO cause any diversion
either in the popular vote or in the Legislature,
against this nicely devised scheme TO perpetuae the
Whig power in Massachusetts, and the narrow and
illiberal vote of Boston Hunker Whiggery. The Re
publican Convention meets at Worcester on Thurs
day next and il very much depends upon the wisdom
of their nomination whether the Wings will be able TO
use the Know Nothipgs to help them out Of the ditch
In the meantime Whiggery is insidously at work to
mislead and confound the Republicans who are
Know. Nothings. and who are delegates to the Wor-
cester Conv eniion, so that the Republican nomina-
tion may not defeat the Wing plan.
The Republican Convention will be largely attend
ed. and will have in il respectable sprinkling OF
Wings and Democrats who have cut all connection
with their old parties Charles Sumner will attend
and address the Convention SOMETHING.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
CITY FATHERS ON A SPREE.
CHAMPAGNE AT PUBLIC EXPENSE.
Aldermnnie Yells and Howls.
e Of The Y. 7. Tr.buue.

COrresponferce OF The y, I. TFibune
HIssDALE, Monday, Sept 1, 1854.
Rumor reached our ears few days since that an
augra New-York City Council would honor the in
babitans Of Hinsdae Depot by call over night for
the purpose Of visiting stone-qusry in this vicinity
TO ascertain whethee il would furnish proper material
for certain City buildings. The great and good OF our
being noticed BY your great far-o City, and were all
sgog and prepared 10 receive them with becoming
dignity. We are quiet people Mr. TRIBUNE, and
aside from the unearthly yell Of the steam whistle
are seldom disturbed by unbecomng sounds or sights.
Some Of Us were not prepared to give dus latitude
and longitude 10 the lungs Of those who had been pent
up between the narrow walls Of g city, and wished
fer once drink deeply of the pure breezes Of Berk
shire and make the welkn ring with their loud vocifer
stions wherever they might get chance. We have
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
VERMONT ELECTION.

MONTE LrER, Wednesday, Sept 6, 1854.
Additional returns received to-day show conclu-
.ivsly the election Of Judge Royce for Governor by
Isrge majority.
twenty-five towns give the following result Royce
Whig 3,6ls; Clark, Democrat, 1880; scattering
ss2
Altogether, about seventy towns have been heard
from.
M. Sabine has been reelected to Congress in the
yr, District, by an increased majority.
BURLINGTON Wednesday, Sept. g. 1854.
NJ doubt exists as 10 the election of Judge Royce,
ae Whig candidate for Governor with a handsome
ghig majority in the Legislature.
AosrPELIER, Wednesday, Sept. 6, l554-ll A. NJ.
Been voting all night and up to this hour, and no
choice Of Representatives yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1854.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Kent
County, Maryland, closed their doors to-day.
New-Orleans papers of Thursday last have been
received.
The Postmaster Of New Orleans has Withdrawn
the Objectionable portion Of his card which caused
the resignation Of bis clerks.
The Savannah and Charleston papers say the fever
is assuming more manageable form. At Charles.
ton the deaths of the week 49, of which &c were
from yellow fever.
At Norfolk the weather was excessively hot, but
the public health was good.
The Thermometer this noon ranges at 80 degrees in
the shade.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
FATAL RESULT OF A DUEL-ESCAPE OF
NINE SLAvES-THE ROBBERY OF THE
L. S. EXPRESS COMPANY.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Sept. s, 1854.
young man named Short, clerk in dry goods
store in this city, and ayoung lawyer named Peacock
from Chicago, fought duel in Kentucky yesterday.
On the second round Short was fatally wounded in
the left breas;. They fought about young girl to
whom Short engaged.
Nine slaves off from Boone County, Kentucky,
on Sunday night and supposed to be in this city.
The owners arrived here this evening, and offer re-
ward for them.
The United States Express Company have found
no clue to the robber of their messenger. They have
notified the owner of the money that they are pre-
pared to settle.
The weather has been excessively hot today, but
il is Row raining
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DEAF AND DUMB CELEBRATION ON THE
ERECTION OF A MONUMENT TO THE
REV THOMAS H. GALLAUDET.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, Sept. 6, lS54.
The Deaf and Dumb had great gathering in this
city to-day on the occasion of erecting monument
to the memory of the Rev. Thomas II. Gallaudet.
The monument is some twenty feet high and is
very beautiful 1t cost go 500, every penny of which
was contributed by deaf mutes.
Addresses were delivered by Professor Clcre, the
Hon Henry c. Deming, Mayor of this city, Profess
sor Gamage, the Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet of New-York,
Mr.. Browne of New.Hampshire, and the Hon. Henry
Dutton Governor of the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

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Wilbur, Oliver Fan
On motion of John COchrane, the Convention ad-
journed till o'clock. The Custom House, thus far.
is ahead.
A telegraph dispatch from Gov. Seymour says he
will not run anyhow.