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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16


Thus appears that the earnings to, tun Of 1000
n per mile Way west os cent? Through west % cents
WAY esrnngs depressed by the low oI lumber
and The Through Delights generally Of higher
The proportion Of way to through bushes. almost great
in freight passenger transportation 81 s per cent IN
huh OF the freight going and u "a per of that
ps east for the months ending June 81 We
r.srd hb very satisfactory rstement, since the wsy
The unriyaled advantages which The NesYork add Erie
Railroad for the transportation Of freight are 50 well
SsHe , p -. .h the ssntaSs i. Connection .nS w..
have already shown the business whieh Cows the road aud
the hieb hes d0nE H. SIX hundred and ninety
Informed are In motion daily upon s fright
tram. beside hose employed IN is shops stations .ni oees
the rolling STOCK that 10 can be kept constant repair
and we sIe ssIied By the supepe tnaI r se:sef
SUI postd
The iesu Of the three yea under consideration show that
freight lucrative OF revenue bat are not Of much
In determining lis rslair value In eo2 when the pas
singer e.rtint, was cent ofthe whoe the Ian,Po,i.
ton expenses absorbed SCI cent OF the earnings In
when the passenger esuDts So cent Of the whole
bs. During hi. wear sDspssiOn vas credited with els
go - On account Of The Of the rood and rolling s:eck for
Per ceDtsse In 1854 When the passenger earnings
constitute S. PER cent Of the whole the transportation
rep.es are So per cent Of the earnpss The sasI items
seeOun, q construction ih. eeS s o. which
reduces he per eeptsEe TO observed il res-d
to these ebase Tor construction that Distract
ed the road ana excluded profitable ta they 10
our Judsnen fair credit 70 tsnsportstioc They
eieoNte AZ the rate OF LII cents per tun per mile
CHARGES rPoS INCOME.
Thee se-i nanposfion Expenses; Rent Of lie Uulor
Railroads Less IN running connecting steamers; Depre-
citation; Interests DiyiJ.pds.
Iran1o'e os Ersssss We have already shown tia; the
relative propotcp Of transportation expense 10 e.rups.
less the year than list Actually they have !seress pr.
eirsy The repairs Of engines r.cf and spd
inS idettss C. We are Informed By the SUPERINTENDENT
that the changes which the e1pon the aoub. tr.et
permits Ill effect dsesed reduction 10 lie relative tran.
portson expenss OF the coming All bear TESTIMONY 20
he admirable prevsps in hisdep.rrmspt
wihsspdiDs ihe length q hs ro.d ,Ss he q bud.
I.re The Telegraph epsb. the superDsneenis 70 ino ~
exact pumber Of tsns the line any time snd IL
suson Of each This almost ipsores asans, eolhsi0n og
Reuf sftas Uses Reed This rcsd sonoes he main kns
,h ,h CIV Of New Yort The ssoleo PET snnrul
49, 4 .l.e debit on tie h.snce shset Of 100000 for
nsi, ana mprsv, eut this read Wiki spres &C 70 e -
tors tc the construction a.ceunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
To Mariners.

Pollock Rip tsbp about $50 tuns 81 feet long with
lantern with eight g gth refecto
heads painted white hoop iron day mark each mast head
painted rail above eight feet iDc1es hight Of
ghs shove a feet inches mashead above water 81
feet; from pspkshesr the iopra she p.nted color
with words Pollock Rip painted with large black letters ah
side; from the upper edge OF the copper the planksh
painted alternately red and coloed squares This beat
Will for the time, relieve the the Pol.
lock Rip witch Is 10 come Ia for pairs
A. A. HOLCOMB Ligh; House Inspector
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COFfEE-The market has been more active today AID
bsss MesibO ldle 80 Government Jaws II Isle, and
lte bss. Lsgusynst lie.
lower With more Offering Western steady and not pentyi
the demand is light restricted By the pceent westh', sud
The prices oemsnded The Eastern inquiry has SLATED
materially The arrivals OF Wetern nodrrste better
srsdes dull but firm Csnsdsn Flour dn the dem,nd
sale, Of 80 eb a. - loe 81 in sSad The saes q %s.;,
err Ss5sl arc SEC SS ,ss IS sSs' ss =, iS
oe brand: Of MehssE and Upper d.is and non TO sood
Il, lower particularly the los grades; the demand is less
active AID The BE- srades voI the buyer The eose the
BALTIMORE AtIaDd AID GeOIseto~u, and 80 80 % for
l.pey sTd f1tr. hye tI99I IN sood demand and s hLn
Meal 6rmeI; bb Jersey a. - S Psrt to srrve
Buekwbe.t Flour in demand At - 5od ~ q 100 u.
py sale. quSi.s Tor drama a.. .nd G.ors..
Bsns mostly the fornsr Large Ascterel ed being
50 tbl. siS for large No els IS for small DO els for
Irss No 2; 80 % 0l small 90 and % 50 for small No.
GRAiS-The .rLe, I, again better for w1s. til. dsm.nd
coed milling and the arrival. light sales Of 500 bush.
common red southern AZ 81 S. 1000 bGh ordinary Wscoa-
% 10. Rye i quiet At 81 l2asl Is Baley : quiet At
~ lzSsl H. os,. are hm Bat Gge giving % he storm
in limited dsmsDd in Pert owing to the weather; ..I.. Of
bush fOr damaged New Orieans and s0aslc for
Western Mixed The sdvees BY the Europa quite favor
HoPs-FOr export The ds,pd continue. good bu, or home
s.is. .. sssaSe fer gov 1854 E.,:cTn ana ws..srn
HDEsIhe nsiet erin but suiet, day; the advanced
vtws holders ehecis business Naturally quote Blsros
AyIes is: 49, RIO Grande 6; IS. ls.c Arzostls
iesfoe
BAY-rhe nSket better suppsed With North RIVER ard
prize, are rGseT; ssles Of coo bslss s0c cash
IRON-Tbe naie L unsettled and IL dull for sco.ch Pig;
ssl,. Of IS surs st SIS SO 80 80 sin mouth.
LEAD dull and heavy market for spanish Of 50 Is time;
Ep,lsb 81 90 81; G.leus n - ~ tune and
LEArBER-A very odeT.e busness doing; the demand 10
for idle and heavy WEIGHTS fer The Eat III dl3c fer
Ansos.Brs; Lsht Bsenos Ayes DO. la.dls heavy
TIMES very srAlce.
ing lightly bUt prices vihou, any quosbs ehfnr-; s.e
S0tkls New Ore.ps a. PC
NAVAL sTOPES-The mAriet FOR Spirit. rurpentine .
steady and the srrivs noderase; ses 40 bills Sic cash
p6e sss6y and the sfOch eihsstsd l.s, sale North
CSsriy - s?.e and Wilmington a. he Dries Con
nen k.sit firm and In sood seusod sees 800 bbls WI
uinssa ~ ~ e5 delivered xss.z,n grades 5s.e
s~dsy 'siss ss etls sOEuop vh.s a. ss@ Tar ATrp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

PRovpIxcr Oct if-CoTrox-The prices remain tim All
uuehs sed. The Wool uIIet eontinaes e1l snd Sholt
ehanss In prices Sales for The week 60 600 s P2XTNG
CLorHs-be dali and the prices favor buyers sales
g ,ol pieces
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Receipts OF Produce. Der. Il.

b. Erie Ralrodd-el bba whisky l6l Pkg H:m., 6sl
Lb Four Il Butter go sides Leather 10 eef u ,sS
~ s0rtA Bo1I 81 7s7 bush Corn S5l hti. Flour
DO Ashes 10 do WHISKY % bales Hops IA do Wool 81 %
d. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

MINIATURE ALNAsac........THs DAY.
sCN-Rles.. 10 Set-...... 2 MoOS-RissG IL 2Sa
HIGH wATER......THls DAY.
Sandy Hook...OO 10 Gov. lsiaHd Ga Hell Gste... 81
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SOURCES OF INCOME.

ToiaI,.... a3Of,7is 80 f4ISs424 q s5 ~ 65s 10
Passenger LGribos In ssding the results n IL 20 be
neubetd Of travel that until This road built
the through which within
OF the srtat nnkeis and consequently les densey
favor, districts IL also be borue
IN lind that the through travel hes been long accustomed
follow occupied BY the Canal and the Cenal
Rnca road coexfensive with the Erie and offering
eaual the pubic. In regarding the total pas
eapt oT the ust pit the serious ePde nc pre-
ybng through the country be takes toto On
and In comparing them with last year, we mast renem bel
that the Palace then drew nuibes 20 NewforA we
think you be satisfied with the results 10 this
department The earnings has been constant not
wimt6Idng the Influences check them They increased
his war eight y those OF lest year, and,
4 II cent over those Of 35h2 The per heed cost OF
thai d, cdtd reductions the expenses will resu recent
changes and Improvements The through tanhs nave ao
been lty advanced T. cent the rneT rates which
VIII be clear gain the company as long as main aimed
lsiion to the For the months ending with July 1t
was only 7.45 q cent Of the entire travel
FTeif IdraIpg The pension Of the bus OF your
the eli of freight The freight esromss o. the
close 80 y cent than those OF at year and
90 than those Of the before They smount
the Of IS 9i 93 and freight transportation
kseTs Thousand fret ht constant employ
The increase for the nine months ending Jnue 80
hat less than The 10 earnings The toa thu
moving increased about cent ldedu-ting the
products the forest vegetable food and manuiacue about
q cent? the tuuDsge moving east Increased - q cent
1he tarh except for lumber) adopted IN
September 1885, and lie proposed 10 CONTINUE TO WORK undcr
H. The lumber tariff adopted in February last being an IN
10 " prices and gives
ls3 cents per mile long and short distances
The through tariff many articles regulated by agree
with competing lines The freight beyond Buf
fso and Dnnknk were lately advanced cent The add
tons received under this will be clear gain
to the road
The tonDsse moving for months ending June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
Ocean Steamers.

LIST o. STEAMERS 10 ARslvE.
Bsific Sailed from Liyerpool for Ne -1uk.oet
Sailed from Liverpool for New YorsOct
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by Sandy HOOK Printing Telesr1ph.l


The win here from uOlihs-s and blowing gtei
n weather l. cold The ness Yacht Wauderst lost her
choT th. morning and hes haSser - The po Do' new
Yolk NJ anchor nesr The beach a. Study HOOK
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by Telegraph.
Disasters. &c.

CHARLESTON. Oci Il The steamship Jane. Aag'r "a
sisnszed OF this port 81 o'clock this morning.
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n.k,s o,z.<.tse ,.s.srs the .kes Arcs from he
:. - 6ov 20 ofser cEa1oe. We are Bsor nd
that ih5 or he Lstssi IN th,l pss zee
Hyd.S. sTow. the toosins rAn.aetios. The Sss
YoIL Genital Railroad 'nd he NsS-4oit saa ne a.ro-a
IL "a, sBtss,. derived rom ii. Sortn River trsns
po1ta on The Central Road We. abe % 91et v - as
Yer. nd IL Tbt E1seutss COnirtss
- r1sr sord found Is nece..y take
mi. sdvsrse s5d Pur.h.ed q P.re. sssas %
,he Frsneis ddy between seYo and Seearsa
allowance hv seeo made for depreciation.
he, srrusy expended 10 repairs leave The
, and rosdbsd god a. the end Of tue :. Al hs BE-
b,5s.s rolns ,tck kc 'hnk tia; IL sdiior 20
y. gvsliv vel informed slsare u that ;aey kept
,.n good BY repairs and Iep'eements 81 the eIpene o.
Hseh Of tie iols stoe. Poaisy when rsPI.essa
which S Io bt 70 the same tns IS annual sO vance
oT depreciation On these Poil;s the Superintendent ss{s
while tie other Las ed Il vsae bat hat sn1UI
unable = state The road bel AID res. esise-To i1pi
While the uTer.truoiue budurs rolling ock a1d H,chney
hays depreeisied wheihe, they I'll d.pTee.e s more ae
psd the b. exercised IN their pressrV9A s11
The amount u repzs 70 be expended upon them s's
The 1orS 70 @ o. s. i i. original co... bu
line have but little doubt that II present y-5e OF
rss eeus 10 tns Of st wear would worth much
hUrdr yss heree =, the present time or II no. tns az
charged surus'ly fo- depreciation 70 make y so
n be snrua interest the funded deo WEE ~
Bond. Of 1913 are ell Issued, will be -lbioNV ne suppose
the hosfing cett will be retired as soon a. poslhle
Ifridenc should be dee AIRED only wEen fairy esea Net
rs and when the financial
Of the COMPANY will permit We think that none shol &c
DECLARED un,l the Floating Debt diposed Of We also Ts
eoHnSd sinking fus h. faaaed de. ualoss
some more complete scheme can be dev-ed
GROSS AND SET EAISISGs-lsj2-5J. -
TrsnsIOffston aIenses.........-.-ziui-5' - -
Other ....s....sss.ss. lIf' y
Interest on funded debs..... 20 81 y Shf"- f"
,. All Qe1 q,
fft Jennings - N "a ~
etimsfe. go. -, 4,
Transportation CXpeLftf. fr.p. -
Other Chtrges below. ~ " - 80, 80, o.,
Interest funded dGE....... lftoS' Is f'i'''- ~
~. ,,-ri,-s ..,.......... s7f5 $50 IS
The following tie Oihe. cbaTses IA The yea iS' -
Rent Of UlOn Railroad
Les in running lake ~ -
Loss In Inius Frauds sk .............' HiN o.
Tulspofiailou tAgeGs,s pioI 20 ot pa 81, l"', not
received 10 be carried into last year a. -. -
n - c.r, ............... q s53 ~
Interest floating debt 10 June S..s''s' liz ~" ~
E.mafe Of three rnonths s-ri :"
=IJ3 365 IS
II ern.ed during the last year he so esTnins'
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Markets-CARIFULLYR IPoETID FOR The TRIBUNE.
NEw-Yokg, Oct. H. ls5t
ASHES-The market steady but quiet; sales Of Pots AZ
81 qi 81 and Pearls a. sc IS Ssleraus firm si &c.
COTTON has been In fair request for home and export
the stock Is unusually light ard prices hrm ct the annexed
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has teen called 10 the fact that with scarcely
on eeTton the New York and Erie Railroad Company mas
.fsip,d ron contributing 10 the construction Of tributaries
We bns bs the Directors may point with pride 10 this ei
dtnce Of god judgment
SOURCES OF INCOME.
These are: trsnsJ oraiion; mails storge rents;
hire Of ngines and 6teegrph; dvideuds Baiao
aId Safe Line Railroad stock; misceaneons Il
Tie Buffalo and Line Stock hss been lately sod The
OF from ali these except the trs has
about $3.50 GO fOT the last hcAl The Dp4ratge
Ella emtBs transportation earnings tthe main branch Of
reyeDue) for three yesrs il a. follows
tSJ1-52. ISj2-j3. 1sj3-5f.
PaaebRer.4 zG6 7o2 80 81 6Jt 2o9 I'll el,7Z8 COS 08
Iright....... 76l Ol6 Oh 2537 ga So 3SD4 500 10
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financial.

GI0l M ana bONDS AZ -,
SBERT II. NlCOLAY will sell rHlS DAt oeI 10 49, =
o'c.oel the Merchants Exchange ior se'0u" VI "
eS end Flmrs Railroad "a Mortgage Per
cent Bonds y.b- The Mechanics oans Isl Wy
sud i.i November = Gao each ,,, =, NJ.
80 per e. Burd- teyahl- a. the oho 1--we tuut
sree ana office in New fors st feerus'y 'nd '
Aueu-f = go ssch - -. -.
isvsisrd .nd Pittshu-gh Railroad per cent, Con.
is 10, AZ ipteresi PAYABLE sca annually the once Of
49, ohio e s.urarce ard Trust &C New hoTE ls' Massn
AZ lst September SlrN each , . -, 49,,
re cent Convertible Bonds Interest pyase a. the DaaA
rsries lot April srd lst Oct. s. tpo each =, - -
50 ~ Covustou and LtNiustoa Rrott lot Mo- PET
on, Rctds interest payab.e al Bank OF AncHsa ~ NAV"
and let September, 81 go each ,,,... ,., ...,
Robds udeemabe IN 1850 or lh'o incest pa'ao'o " "
va la =, bfusr, and tst August ~ ,OoO each
40 s,e 81 Nirsus pei Bonds iaterest Psyaoe 10
Nv Yors l.t Jsnusiy SD IL july ~ 600 esfh ii, -
l0a shares Union Manufacturing Company N0r"eh 'VnH
(h,rothscated) 50 each .s,...h
f. sh,rcs HoWs 4 Lite Insurance Conpsny, 20 eaeu
5sa .sar,. Hsmlitoa Fire Insurance Co. <i5 e,eh.
81 sh-rfs Howard Fire lnsuratce company ~ sa'h'
b.hsrss Tark Fire Insurance tomrany. %lVv eesh.
% bsres Msnha,fan Fire Insurance company tSv eseh'
~ .harfs Ascr Fire ln,urauee Company, - ee'n,
IA ststes Lsnox Fire Insurance Com any, 80 eaeh
sts Fulton Fire Insurance company 80 eoeH
a. shares Chatham RaDx. $so each
~ shares - Nicholas Bank Sloo each -, "A.
$50 shares FaImcrs snc CEens Back ei Long ssua' 90
TERMS OF SALE per cent this day and the basnee
helofe O'Clock The accrued Interest on al vac
Bond. " IN b. cha sed the purchss-r ,s
H. holds gulsr sses - Stlcks honds en-, oh-r .,
curies .yeiy MONDAY and THURSDAY al inc "00"au"
'A'"'sN AT PRIVATE SALE
srest variety Of frstclas Railroad hond' BANK in'ur
ance snd other stocss , nm
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cOSsTRg CTIoS ACCOUNT.
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sres vr1ety Of frstca1s Railf0sd Hond'' binE In'
Wv, ONO No Z Braad & neat 70 corner Of wall
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THE rROsPEcTIvE REVENUE.

II Is esr.ted the. during the last year the esTnins'
ebout as 80 ~ the break or sslee the Ae
OF a eineers, and the May freshet.
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ing lines to vessels in distress, and estab.
fishing communication between the
wreck and the shore. Experiments are
now being made, with view Of providing
a mortar. mounted, and capable of throw
ing ball and line the requisite distance.
The appropriations will not be sufficient to
place all the stations in an entirely effec.
tive condition"
From the 1st of January, 1854, to June
OF the same year sixty-three steam ves-
sells have been lost by collision, seventeen
by fires, five from ice, and nineteen from
snags. Of the whole sixty-three, nine.
teen are represented to have been lost
from inattention and negligence, thirty .one
from accident. one from being unseawor-
thy. and only two from unavoidable
causes.
The accounts Of the late collector al
Oswego were ascertained to have sop.
pressed duties, actually collected by him,
to over $75, 900; the collector at Cleveland
to an amount almos, Of Sll5OOO; the col.
lector at Toledo to an amount Of abou,
IS 900; and the collector at Milwaukee to
over SO 900. These are the first frauds o.
this description that have ever been brought
to light.
There has been great improvement in
the clerical force OF the Treasury Depart
ment. The system Of classification and
examin alton has worked we'll There i.
on the part OF the clerks commendable
industry, capacity, and efficiency, and i
Is believed integrity. "The Department
is being brought into good condition"
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Soula and Kossuth.

While Soule and Kossuth were at Mr..
SAUNDERS house, in London, short while
since, the conversation turned on the
.'manifest destiny OF races"
The Frenchman asserted the suPeriori-
ty OF the American race over all others.
superiority which is, he said, palpable,
by the ascendency it acquires over others
wherever it may settle; though in numbers
inferior to those OF another origin that
may surround it. The Hungarian denied
the asserted destin alton Of any race 10
supremacy over the rest, which would
thus be taken as predeslined to subsection.
He did not, of course, dispute the actual
existence OF such supremacy-but, then
this is to be explained, he said, by the
unn atural state OF political and social
bondage in which the seemingly inferior
races are for the moment. and until they
should become their own masters, groan-
ing under. Let only, said the Magyar,
your neighbors be free like you, and you
shall see the fate Of that supremacy you
assert. People with their hands and feet
bound, cannot. of course, dispute with
you in the race of progress. Well, re-
piled Mons. Soule, the fact that we are
free, and have the use of our hands and
feet, proves our supremacy. Gently. sir,
gently, answered the Magyar. you must
not forget that your history is some fifty
years old; and that you face nations that
have brayed the storms Of thousand
wears. We shall see, IN two or three CEN
turies, what state you will be in!
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THE STATS CoNvENrIoN.--At meeting
of the Democratic State Central Commit.
: sss, held in Columbus on the 18th inst,
twas ordered that Democratic State
Convention be called to meet in the city
Of Columbus on the 9th Of January, foI
sthe purpose Of nominating the following
candidates: For Governor, Lieutenan,
Governor, Auditor Of State, Treasurer o.
State, Secretary Of State, Attorney Gene
lFsl.two Judges ofthe Supreme Court, and
zone Member OF the Board Of Public Works
: According to the ratio Of representation
5adopsed, Monroe county will be entitled tc
sleur delegates, and we hope to see the
delegation entirely full.
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o. There is to be Convention, on the
9th Of January next, in Washington city
of the survivors of the War of 1919, the
object of which Is to endeavor to obtain
from Congress a further bounty for their
services in defending their country. A
number of men Of talent and influence
have taken the lead in the matter. and
will probably ge, something accomplish
II
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Railroad Accidental Man Killed

On Friday morning last, as conductor
Corbin's train from Bel.Aire was turning
the curve at the Y, one mile east Of this
station, the locomotive Chauncey Brooks
ran off the track. causing a terrible smash
up OF engine, tender and baggage cars
But the most melancholy result of the ac-
cident was the death of the engineer. MIR.
John Thornley,, who, as the engine turned
over, was thrown into the gutter between
the road and the bank, where, besides the
injuries he received from the fearful con-
cussion. he was covered with the scalding
water and steam from the boiler. He was
as speedily as possible conveyed 10
Moore's Hotel, in compliance with his re.
quest, where his intense suferings were
soon closed by death. He was sensible
of his fate-spoke Of his mother-and
called on the Lord to have mercy on his
soul. Drs. Tingle and J. Green were in
attendance upon him and rendered all the
medical aid in their power. Conductor
Cor6in, also. was assiduous in performing
all the kind Offices possible. and procuring
grave clothes and coffin, he took the re-
m aims with him to GAINESVILLE On his train
in the afternoon.
The passenger cars received no injury
and no passenger was hurt in the least
The fireman, who was on the tender al
the. time Of the accident, escaped with
slight injury. A moment before he step.
ped from the engine to the tender. which
keeping the track, rushed pas, the locomo-
tive and came TO halt few feet in ad.
vance Of the spot where the engine turned
over After the engine left the track itran
into the bank some TWO or three rods
from where it fin ally rested, with its posi-
ton reversed-hind end to the bank and
front on the track.-Guernsey Times.
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Democratic Meetiug:

4 Democratic meeting will be held in
ihs Court house, in Woods6eld, on Satur.
sday evening. the 23rd inst, for the pur-
pcse q appointing delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention to be held
in. Columbus on The 9th OF January.
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GT Hon. r. B. Warden has been ap.
pointed Judge Of the Supreme Court to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna
ton Of Judge Corwin and Thomas Mill
ken, Esq. Of Butler county, has been ap
pointed to fill the vacancy ocoasioned BY
the resign alton Of Judge Caldwell. J.R
Swan and 8. F. Norris having declined
the appointments.
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A HARD HIr.-The Cincinnati Gazette
referring to the fact that several pauPers
from Europe had been shipped back by the
authorities Of Boston, says;
"We may not object having paupers
sent back to the place from whence they
came. only it strikes US that city which
permits Police Court to send back white
men and woman three thousand miles a
GROSS the ocean, because they are poor;
ought not 10 make so much fuss about a
commissioner sending a negro back to
Virginia because he is slave. That's
ALL"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-20

or The Licking Herald states that the
officers of the Bank OF Circleville have
been busily engaged. during the past week
in settling with the depositors. They have
settled with nearly all. leaving only abou,
$e5 900 now due to this class Of oredi-
tors.