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Frost In Mobile Eastern Mall
MoRuE. Nov 1S--The weather here' was
very cold last night, with frost in the cl' sS'
neighborhood.
The Eastern mail due in New Orlet ms TO-
morrow morning has failed beyond a. sasea'
Ga The New York letter mail Of me 4 'en,hs
Of the 9th and the morning Of the tth I'M =. mas
arrived, but the newspaper bags Tor Ne VI
leans have been left behind, in oonseque' ace OF
~ uv,sett;nc Of the coach between Mon tgo'n-
cry and Mobile. 5st, - Il &c,
n Mobile Cotton Market.
n,onur Nav 18.-There is q fair dean and
for Cotton in this market, and eoo paie'- we're
sold in the early part Of the day ah Nv saay
prices. -
Npw YoRK ITEMS Early on the morn ag 81
thu 4th inst. policeman named David Gu cley,
while conducting a drunken rowdy to the wa 'ch-
house, was attacked by one John b. Hon MSS
rims sTipperary Jack one Of the Democr' atic
candidates for Alderman, and stabbed in the
face and left side. Another policeman carae TO
Tho rescue and felled Holmes to the pave'ne mt
l as he WAS again auoue W uso no Ane'
desperate was then locked up and the wounae u
man taken to the Hospital, where he diea ID
1 next day:
4 On Sunday night, the 9th, q man named
| Patrick Quinn was fatally stabbed in nthony
street in q quarrel No arrest. $50 st
i 4 colored man named Williams is u ader ar
rest q New York for having two wiye at one
time. white and black one
a man named Mccullough, living in East
Eleventh street, fell down his own st airs while
drunk fow DAYS ago and was instan tly killed.
Fernando Wood, candida ute for May o,r Of New
i York. has commenced prosecution aga asst Moses
| 8. Beach, proprietor of the Sun, for ~ el.
Il grocer named Myers was arresb I'd on the
,;nbt of tho I'd ON suspicion Of havin fired his
store in Grand street
Tbs New York Express Of the 9Th says:
1T is no use to mince or mouth on 'er me mat
an IN anarchy, under which there is about as
little protection for lite as there fas in Venice
in tba days of the brayos, in "a rIs under the
!, sanguinary dispensation o. the 1s 'copin Ciuos
Yet. many Of the pious New Workers acaH
proan over the wiokedness Of Ne1a Orleans, and
Of the South generally.
II ANOTHER DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
n The following dispatch gives some further par
ell ticulars of the recent catastrophe on the Chi
. | capo and Rock Island Railroad, son ne account
fl of Which has been already received here by
q telegraph:
cHIcAao, Ill., Friday Nov s-The passenger vran for
Rock Island which left Chicago at IL O'clock on Wednes
day night met with most frightul accident eom the
breaking Of axletree of the engine when ear the
MnoKn staton-the result it said Of running oVer
borsa he trnck
the cars thrown from tine track with great Voenee
breskine the ribs of the engineer and killing wound
ing and scading thirty to forty first class passen-
citizens of Joliet promptly rendered all the asis
i, lance in their power to the wounded.
Physicans who were present report that least tan
tAeve of the scaded will die within twenty hours
large building on Scott street IN the village Of
Joliet and the employ ees Of the Raroad Company as
we'll the people OF the Va8e were using eFerS
alleviate their suderings
It appears that the engine was thrown of the
track the two passenger cars were thrown on its
ton and the steam csc apiLg driven with tremendous
through the dense mass OF human beings packed
"A closely among the wrecks of the cars. rM5
- The engineer W. G. Brown. fearfully scalded His
brother acting fireman. had both of his legs broken
gentleman named Garpenl er from Poughkeepsie, N.
Y. was terribly burned and scalAied
W &. W. Albion, Of Monroe Ohio, was also badly
scaded Sarah Albion do. do, bu rned and sealded.
o. Mrs Cox, of Washington Co., Iowa, was severely in
l. jured
Catherine Laughlin of Washington Co., iowa. was ais
40 | very seriously injured
Id Margaret Laughn, Of Gettysburg Pa was also amor
those who were seriously II not fatally injured
j. We have unable to learn the names Of the 9th
" sufferers assured, what we have reason
believe is respectable authority that the whole numb
of seriously wounded is not e
forty We shall endeavor to get full details without lie
lay. 5y5.l4s
The conductor of the train Mr. Van Burkett ESCAPED
-. with but slight injury.
When the messenger left the Of the dsaste III
to o'clock yesterday forenoon several of those who
scaded remained inseDsble, and others were writing
" their last agolies * s. assal-#
- LAND OFFICE DECIsIoN.--The Land Register