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THE FUNERAL or AlRs. ELIZABETH BENTON,
wife of the Hon. Thomas ii. Benton, took
place in Washington, on Tuesday afternoon.
Col. Benton was absent having started some
time since fer the State of Missouri. Gen.
IIcnd crson. Gen. Jcssup, Hon. r. ii. Stan
ton, of kentucky: Hon. Mr.. Ashe, Col Sea-
ton, Commodore Mct'aulcy, Hon, Mr.. Single
ton, and f. p. Blair, Esq. acted as rall-bear-
crs.-Among others who followed the remains
to the tomb was the President of the United
States.
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DELAWARE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCIE-
TY The first annual exhibition of this soci-
ETY. commences to-day, and continues until
Saturday, in the borough of Chester, Pa.
The Philadelphia Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets at one half the usual rates,
good to 90 and return on any day and train
except the 81 4. NJ. train from Baltimore and
the IL 45 p NJ. train from Philadelphia. Ar
tlcles for exhibition will be carried free.
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THE MYSTERIOUS ExpEDrrIoN.--It is report
cd that the Catharine Augusta, bark of
about four hundred tons, sailed on Friday last
from New York on a secret expedition. She
has large number of George Laws muskets
on board, a fair supply of ammunition, and it
is said to be manned by as daring crew as
ever left these waters-imen fit for any bold
or hazardous enterprise The propeller Benz
jamn franklin, which is understood to be in
some way connected with the affair, the Her
aid says is still in port, but will said in a few
DAYS.
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SPAIN AND CuBA.-Espartero. the new
prime minister, is said to have informed Mr..
Soule thatSno sale of Cuba is likely, and no
ATTENUATION scheme is in view. AS regards
the difference between the two governments,
heregarls the expulsion of the late cabinet as
sufficient satisfaction 10 the United States.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TTViIE subscribers are prepared to sell
L. Coffee, white and brown Sugar, black and
gscen Tea. Molasses. Pepper, Rice, Spices.
coarse and ane Salt. Tobacco, Bacon, Lard.
N.ckercl, Slmd, Herring, Cheese, Soap and
Candles, with general assortment Of Groce-
rirs At Philadelphia and Baltimore prices; for
cash, or in exchange for wheat, corn, oats.
rye, potatoes, butter, eggs. poultry, and all
Kinds of country produce. at the North East
Depot, by STOUT y FORD.
North East aug IL
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Hoes IN kENTrCKY.-A letter from Paris,
Ky, says: Last fall many farmers made en-
gagcmcnts to furnish fat hogs the ensuing
season at &3 per hundred and were forced in
order to prepare for meeting the engagements
to give $3.50 the past spring for stock hogs.
They arc now giving SIPS per hundred to
ret clear of the contracts, and selling out the
hogs at - per hundred rather than attempt
feeding them.
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TIE RECE, r MASSACRE NEAR FORT LARA

THE RECE: MASSACRE NEAR Fort LARA
MIE.--The War Department, the Star says,
received official information yesterday from
the commander of Fort Laramie of the death
of Brcvet Second Lieutenant GIatan, of the
sixth infantry. and twenty of the men Of that
post who went out in pursuit of the SoniN
Indians. This unfortunate affair occurred on
the 18th nltimn.
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A CARD.

YENlIE Trustees of the Elkton Academy
l. would remind those contributors to the
erection Of the new Building who have not
made payment Of the respective sums sub
scribed by them, that other instruments will
very soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that all will give the subject Il prompt
attention. Payment may be made to b. F.
May, WIN. Torbert, or any other Of the Board
OF Trustees. [Aug %
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AGRICULTURAL MISUNDERSTANDING is
called to the advertisement Of Paschall Nor
ris 4 Cos, 2G9 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Their stock ofagricnltural implements, seeds,
&c, is very excellent and extensive, and
their prices low. 1t would be well for our
citizens to call and see them when in that
city,.
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GuANo LowER.-We see by notice Of the
Peruvian Agents that they have reduced the
price of Guano as follows
For to tons $50 cash.
For to 10 tons So cash.
For ii to 20 tons 81 cash ~4
For 81 to rs tons so cash
For 26 to 80 tons So 30 days or discount for cash
For 81 to 100 tons so, so days i"
For lOl to 200 tons 80, 80 days -"
For POI and upwards 30. a mos. i"
We learn that sales of Peruvian from stores,
by the short ton, arc making at S5l for to
10 tons, and $50 for 10 tons and upwards.
Sales Of African at $35, and of Mexican at
S25 u S35, according to quality. The sup
ply Of the article is very large and increasing
and although the demand is heavy, yet there
is an abundance all for 0: rs.
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Correspondence of The Cecil Wing
Brick MEETING HOUSE, Sept. ID, 8

DKICk N1EETTN6 F5cPt' 10' IN
Mr. EDIToR Our farmers arc busy cut
ting up their corn which think, is going to
make good yield the early planted especial
ly: the late planted will be a little short on
account of the dry weather. The old corn
there is in the ncighborhood tho people are
sending or as fast as possible on account Of
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Something Everybody Don't Know.

TF is true that a great many people are
L .'know Nothings.'' but would not be any
longer il they only kncp that WA. ToRBEEr
is closing out his summer stock of Dry Goods
at reduced prices. Some light colorcd Prints
and Lawns, he is selling at and below cost.
Can early and examine; open till O'Clock
in the evening. Tango
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IMNIGRArloN.-Fo the eight months COM
mencing with January and ending with Au-
gust, al New York, the returns show total
Of arrivals of Irish 54.54S, German ll6 400
making, with natives Of othe, countries, a
grand total of 209, IA. ~.
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DE WITT l. DAVENPORT, Publishers, Nassau
st. New York, have sent us ssProgrcss and
Prejudice" by Mrs. Gore, a book of 335 pa
gcs, written in the usual entertaining style Of
that lady. Price so cts in paper covers; IS
cents in cloth. A
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EDITORIAL CoSvENTIoN.-Thc Horard
Comfy Ge=ctte ofSaturday last refers to this
subject as follows:
We have been very patiently awaiting q
call from some of the committee appointed ut
the late Convention, and of which we Were
one, to meet and prepare suitable report for
the government and regulation of the country
press in this State. No call being made known
we take upon ourselves the responsibility OF
suggesting the twentieth day of September as
one suitable for this purpose, and the office of
the AMERICAN FARMER. which has been kind
ly rendered US by Mr.. SANDS, as the place of
meeting.
TO put this important business offtoa later
period would be too late. as the fourth of
October is the one on which the Convention
Messrs p. G. Ricketts,, of The Cecil Whie,
tonian. Westminster: II. @. Nicholson, of the
Ho'rard County Gazette, Ellicott's Mills: Thos.
II. Robson of the Star, Easton; l.. Nj. Il.
Cooke, of the Meas, Hagcrstown.
What say you, gentlemen, shall we meet
yon there
We have thought Of the subject often, but
have had too much on hand to attend to it
However, if nothing occurs which we cannot
control, we will bc at the American Farmer
Office on the day suggested, ready to 60 IL
work, and hope 10 see all the committee there.
In the mean time let the Editors of the state
remember the Convention of the Fourth Of
October.
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THE GREYTowN ArFAlR.-The Jamaica
W.1.) Morning journal takes high ground
about the burning Of Grcytown. 1t says We
must pay, apologize and submit to the Brit
ish protectorate Of Greytown or 60 to war.
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RATIFICATION OF THE TREArY.-The New
York Daily Times says that the Queen of Eng
land has ratified the reciprocity treaty, and
has sent an order to Canada for the imme'li-
ate unrestricted free dom OF the hslcrl.s.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-16

AFFAIRS AT FgEpERlCK. Frederick
(Md.) Examiner records the sudden death Of
DR.. John Baltzcll, one of the most cnin,n.
physicians Of tl'at city, in the S0th year OF
his aye. lie died Oh Wednesday night of
paralysis. Mr.. John Falow also died sud-
denly i'll that city, last week, Of disease OF
the heart The excavations for the new rail-
way Station in Frederick were commenced on
Monday, by Mr.. Geo. A. Cole, the contractor.
The two runaway slaves, whose arrest was
noticed in the Sun Of yesterday, have been
committed to Jail at Frederick, together with
Robbins, the free negro, WHO hired the horse
and buggy FROM C,l. .Ino. T. Sim, in which
they started for Pennsylvania. Robbins is
held to answer tie theft, and also for enticing
the slaves to abscond.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

YINiIE subscribers have this day formed a
l. Copartnsrshlp for the transaction of a
Grain, Guano, Lime and Grocery business,
under the firm of Stout T. Ford, and would
solicit :. share ofpublc patronage.
JOSEPH Il. STOUT,
So. .. SAMUEL FORD.
North East Depot, August LIST, 1854.
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GRAIN WANTED.

viii pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
u heat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk. Sassalras or
Bohemi, River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML, Is. FOARD.
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4flarric0.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev John Elder
dice, Mr.. ALEXANDER GREGG to Miss ANN
ELIZA SCARBOROUGH, both of this county,
In Washington. d. c., on the 18th instant,
by Rev. Il. p Phelps, JAMES A. MOORE. OF
Bait more. to Miss RACHEL E. Deputy, for
merry Of New Castle county, Del.
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THE CRops ABROAD all parts of
Europe come reports of most abundants
harvest. j. Watson Webb. who is now in
England, writes to the New York Courier,
at in three months, or before Christmas,
wheat will have fallen from sixty-fve to less
than forty five shillings per quarter
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.

DARTlES wishing to send money to En-
i gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
Last, in sums TO suit, on the principal Banks
in any Of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell \ Sons.
Apr 20 If New York.
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+, TREATY WITH HOLLAND. Mr.. Belmont has
sent home the draft of treaty between the
United States and Holland. which will be
agreed to be by the latter, but it has been
objected to at Washington, and will be sent
back. -,
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St. MARY AIMS HALL.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

WHILST the Russians and Turks are still fight
w ing for thcir respective claims, the subscriber
wishes The public The remember that he is still ut
his old stand wagng war against high Prices and
tina peace cannot be made.
The subscriber returns thanks to his friends and
public generally for their past pat &c liberia.
iy bestowed upon him; and respec fully announces
that he has just returned from New York and Phi
adephia wi h the largest and best assorted ock of
FALL and WlNTER GOODS
ever offered in this market. ALI of which have
been bought he v,ry Lowest CASH prices and
will be sold for the CAS- or country produce Mt
v nv small advance. Purchasers would do well 10
Civ. him call before making their Fail purchases
I can and will Offer az great Earg Tins as can DO
hid in any city All kinds ofproduce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
.-7'Remcmber the place TO find good asson-
ment of Cheap Goods is at
J. a. ELIAS0N,
CHEAP CORNER, MIpDLrrowS,
Sept Is, '54--3m* Delaware.
CLARiFIHD SUGARS, for PRESERVING,
~ for sale cheap by WIN. ToRBERl.
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LUMBER YARD.

4 general assortment Of seasoned Lumber,
~ such As Pine and Hemlock Boards, Sclnt-
lug. Plank. Joists. Pine and Cypress Shin
gl-s, plsslering Lath, Pailings, &c, constantly
OH hard and for sale by
SAMUEL Il. F0ARD.
JOHN q. AIDRlDGE.
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r. G. CAZIER,
TOBAlCONiST.

0- nnl SPEARS for ssle on Baltimore
.).) .UUU terms. Also, Trunks. Carpet
prices: Penknives. RaZors. &c.
G5-W antca-2 APPRENTICES, (white or
black } in the right way; will treat them well.
No.2, Howard House, Aug 5tf
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RAM
"The later rain--ii falls in anxious haste
Upon the sun-dred fields and branches bare,
Looscning with searching drops the rigid waste,
As if it would each root lost strength repair"
The steady, earnest rain of Sunday brought
up sonnet of Vcry's, from which we quote.
There had been no rain for fortnight previ-
Gus: the weather had been severely hot and
"the sun-dried fields" defied the farmer S
plough; but whcat-secding operations have
been going on hriskly the present week and
the crop will be yet put in in good time. On
Thursday there was also heavy shower i'll
somc parts of the county. These rains are
beneficial to the turnip crop, which was very
unpromising. and to the pastures which had
been nearly burnt up.
CHOLERA AT CMEsApEAKE CIrY.--Thc cap
tain, man and boy-the whole crew OF a
Gun. bcrland coal boat died of cholera at Ches.
apcake City on Saturday evening last, with
in six hours after they were taken. The be,
died as the boat came up Back Greek. ant
! the man shortly after they reached the locks
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vss9s =
1ylr0.

In Elkton. on Saturday last. Mrs. AM
ELIZABETH, wife Of Joseph lIemphill, aged
- years.
In Charlcstown, on the 10th inst. SARAH,
wife of Levi Tyson, of Typhoid fever.
In the 9th District. on the 18th inst, JANE,
wife of John Moore, of bilious dyscntcry.
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WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!

4 1TsRFFS IOON % 4 OUr 1NIFfFKtS.
+ have just received Il mother urge lot of No
! ! PERUPl.7N GU.3NO. which Inn We,
selling Al dollar per ton less than Whining
ton prices. will aisn soy to yon bring on your
WHEAT AND CORE,
N.Y. will pay within 3 cents of Brandy inr
prices for il, aiording permanent and sale
Yrain market al this place. OATS wanted NJ
yaod prices. JAMES H. RAY,
tyr,i l5--lim. Newark Depot, Delaware.
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NOTlEE.
4 IL persons wishing ia subscribe f~ StocA
IA il ne Ehkr., Andora AMI Lcatsvlie
Plank Rod Comp my. can DO 90, by applying
,..;th:r Of thu I'll ,r,igns IN l,ly;rs.
Pric. Of Stock $25.
SAMrEf. b. FOARD,
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS e. PARKE,
WILLIAM G. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS.
a.. JOSHUA l.. GATCIIET.,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Fikton. April %. 1851.
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Wbc Unil tu)iq'j,.,
ELKTOx, SEPTEMBER 10, 1854.

+ ABOUT THE ROADS. Judging from various
letters. from time to time appearing in Tie
D.mt:rai, the roads about the village Of Prin-
cipio are in a yery,hal state Of rcpair-so
much so that there appears to be real cause
of complaint. writer over the signature of
the roads are so bad that the mail stage can
| not come within three fourths of mile Of the
post office there. and proceeds to remark as
follows:
| "Now sir, we think this is doing things
up in HThie style; Where now are those
tusy men, who, but one year ago, had so much
to say about the affairs of the county and the
public money !-IIave they ceased to notice
how and where their money is expended If
they have, we. are sure they will not fail to
notice how and where it is not expended, if
they will but take ride into this neighbour
hood, land we would advise them to come in
strong cariiagcs.) for it is evident there has
been none of the public money eIt1uragamty
used in this part Of the county. Now. Mi.
Editor, this is rather bad state of affairs,
but how is the evil to be remedi"d! Please
till Us, for verify wcarc at loss to know.
But enough about roads for this time, they
are in the hands Of the Wings, study they
will do something for US soon"
We would like to know what the Whi.s
have to do with the roads about Principle
any more than, the Democrats. The County
Commissioners--if they are mcant-have
nothing to do with them except to levy mon
ey for their repairs. The roads in the vicini-
ty of that place, if we understand its location.
lie in three districts-the 5lh, 9th and It'll
in one Of which there is a Democratic surcw-
sor, in another an Independent. who was sup
ported by the body of the Democratic voters,
and in the third Wing. To these men the
control Of the roads was entrusted by the yo-
tcrs in their respective districts, and they are
accountable for the manner in which they
fulfil their trust: and looking beyond them,
most certainly the responsibility fallSa as hcav-
ily to say the least, on the Democrats as up
on the Wings.
We have heretofore shown that the eight
supervisors of the county-three of whom arc
Wings, four democrats and one independent
who was run by the domocrats-because of
the error on the part of thclatc locofoco Com
misiioncrs, in giving to their supervisors APP
pointed for half year, the pholc gears allow
ancc, were put in charge oftlie roads, with
out money with which to repair them. That
is an apology for them so hras it goes; but
whether they arc in any degree excusable or
not. the wing party has nothing to do with
the question and the ccnsurc falls somewhere
else. &c. when this busy man Jesse" here
after complains, let him rather blame the To-
cococo party than the wing.
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SELLING OFE.

FfIslVLRNV UTE.
THE subscriber hereby offers for sale his en-
L tire Stock of Store Goods, very cheap or,
on credit of four months to punctual GUS
toners. ALSO for Sale very desirable lot
Of Ground in this village.
ii. G. SHIPPERS.
North Fast, Cecil Co., Sept. Is. '54-4t.
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"a NTANGlEi; OYSTERS, Fresh and
NM first rate, at the Elkton Restaurant,
wv by +. CROUCH.
En 900 HALF SPANISH Seq AIRS.
cSI,OOV for sale by I. G.. CAZIER.
Other kinds of Segars, Tobacco and Snulis,
at city prices. [Sept lG w
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JOurd;emtS AmmGniatcd

JONENtGN7N q El1MONINtCN
SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
u RECOMMENDED as equal if not super Tor
~ to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat; and
cheaper and more durable; for sale by
Sep 10 If JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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bacon, a fine lot just received and for
- sale cheap, by STOUT FORD,
aug IL North East Depot.
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UKAIN WANTED.
HNIIE highest cash price will be paid for all
L kinds of Grain, by STOUT Il FORD,
ang IL North East Depot.
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* NTOLASSES by the Dbl. Or gallon, for sale
lyl cheap. by STOUT II FORD,
aug IL North East Depot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-14

ooLoSizATioS-The bark Linda Stewart. has been char
tered By Dr.. Hail. Of Binore to take out fsiah, a.
will sail by the 18th inst. anu
The annual report OF the Kentucky Colonization Society
SHOWS that seventy Tour emgrants from Ken
the society from all sources s644a The society
propose to send two expeditions during the present
one IN May next, and one in November or December
Ihirtyeght have already made application for the Nav
expedition ana thirtyone to go in December. The soc.
ETY. has memorazed the Legislature for five thousand dol
Jars year. for five years, to take Tree negroes IN Ken
rlcky who may apply to Liberia.
THE McDoSoUGH CoLoSIzArgoS BEQUEsr.-The deci
sion of the Supreme Court sustains the McDonouph win
as one OF its consequences nsures the American Colon
zaton Society the mun6cent bequest made to il unde,
nett Of the for forty years the sum rrce
ed in any one year not to exceed $25 This will be
an important aid to the Society and enable It to
ly enlarge its philauthropic labors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-14

SToCks FOR sN.E-s2oOO Coupon Bond. of the Cor
- poratOn Of Lynchbur
snn and Tennessee Railroad Company interest payable
nuay.
$4,000 Coupon Bond. OF the Virginia Central Railroad
Company 20 payable half yearly.
the Of these Bonds Of which there only $780,
COO snd be ued there is the entire
works Of the Company, costing fl 5U0,UO0.
$4,000 Richmond city Stock 81 maturity
est payable semi annually sinking fund Is
OF this stock which will exnguish In 81
Persons having stocks dispose would do
always prepared TO
desirable the will sell on their account charging
commission.
To those wishing money
rally have hand OF the securities in the
which will be sold moderate
ja26-u MAUKY MORTON, ,ofdca under City Hotel
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NUMBER CT
RICHMOND WHIG.
10 tie Editor, of,I, uI;.

10 me Editors ofhe Wig:
r'rhaps you may be instrumental in sccomplhbiov
some coed by publishing the accompanying article e,n.d
IRON late number Of the Baltimore American and ali
g tue attention OF those having charge Of the Fire D
pariment OF our city to it,
'u'u u no' De more :han well, that a steam engine
" ueSer'oeu In the article referred to should be pro.
W 'p''''e mere At all events, il occurs TO tho
writer that the subject deserves the serious co,,,..
ton ni all interested in preserving the nronsr e -.
people from the ravages OF fire. which have Isi. -. ~ ~
s'eat as 70 reduce TO ashes 500 900 Of
the short space of three mi on,hs " p'Pe'v "
lhiaL oF STEAM FIRE ESGrSE.-The Cincinnati; E,c.
ning Atlas, OF the 25th OF February saws. A'''
u esteiday morning }. NJ. Delph alderman. n T Ca,
ehh " A'klnson, councilmen; Col Atwood m.mh., ar
"e p"a,u OF underwriters, and Col Anderson w K.r.
anu L eampion, members of the FIRE dcpa,,mon, -,
IN cur city from Louisville, to witness Till s r. M W
steam hre engine. The Chief Engineer Mr. Gr.sn,aaS
He'eo 'ne steam engine TO be brought out and bs G
o"ing Is the result OF the trial:
Shc left the engine house near ,b. .o. n ~, -,
anu western row, at precisely halfpast two o,cIo.L
was run 10 the corner Of Sixth aud Vine strse,, s;
squares, IN hve minutes and half The s,.,, -. - -
10 four and halt minutes after the torch 80 M as up
IN sixteen aud half minutes from the time ,bav 80
uiehceu hichng the horses to the machine Tho w.;
nd W. ''n.s ot hose eight hundred feet in length
| ~ otne Two streams about sixty feet throusb ;n -
a"u quarter hozkels. n twenty two minutes a.. -
TWO streams on top of the Mechanics Insr,e
Oullli e. one hundred and ten feet perpendicnI,,i
Trials were then had of one two r. LAZY.
lines OF hose, all Of which proved ye,y srccssm I'VE
merits o the engine. line OF hose wa, ao mn ; e
al mouse near by aud in few seconds the buidn. .o
nnea WIN steam After testing the machine in svsrS
possible way the Louisville delegation exnressad ,ty
selves highly pleased and all conquered in ; h IN
ea hreenene was the creates, invention for s1nsusb
g pres mat they ever Witnessed. The conmee nio1m
rsc"rnr"nj wi I Immediately, upoa their return home,
CITY," ee engines Tor their
Inc Ata also says that the underwriters of New York
nave sgned their desire to have shipped to them steam
n'eehg'he' no" finishing at Cincinnati The engine was
also exhibited to committee OF the Boston Legislature
last Monday Among other experiments, the Cincinnati
Gazette says "thc test of filling building with steam n,
e1nguish fire ard prevent damage by water was tried
and proved very successful and the delegation expressed
themselves greatly pleased with the Bull OF the Woods
and unanimously agreed that she was one of the
inventions Of the age"