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TnY IATs ACCIDENT ON Tas NEW nAvRS RAILROAD -
Yss:e.tay Coroner Gamble held inquest at the Nov
York III. spi a uron ths body Of rim toy -mh, the
gn.cr Of the New Haven train at this city st
o'clock onoa, aftenoQD Who was scalaod to death
b. tte rpsetiirg Of tho locomotive produce tnrough
,hc osrec.sness OF tho swiicbman at korrsauia, VINO
another. The occosscd ~ wc stAtcs In yss crdsy's
pater, severely scaded AID takon, his az.
rival tbis city, to tho New York Hslpttsl ~here
oyery thing done TO alleviate his snODgs, bat al
efforts part Of the geons Of no avail
10 csa cd TO 1.-Two she night Of the day Of hu I'D
m;ssi. q. Tho Jury IN this rendered verdict,
thA tho 10 his de0th b. scsds rUcevod
bJ the ppsettng Of the engine besoDgsng to tho New
BAytn Ratioao Company running on tae iracs Ut Asl-
roso Get q, It64 1hs Jury be.sye shat IL was from
e. carscssness ana negigence Of Poser lewsss the
swis hmsu emplo, cd by rhs Harlem kailrpst Company
eo4asca 20 yea Of ags, and was born In Conaecti
cut.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN LuxrER YABp Coroner wfl.
he m beld IN inquest yesterday at No Knapo psace,
icpth street, u,cn the booy Of James .culh who csme
fen IN the yaru Of Mcssrs Miller, sohuyer 10 the
gto a. Octoocr 1he n,y renoered verdict Of sccdsn
tai ecsth The deceased when taken out Of tho ncSp OF
tin ber, vss found 70 haze boon suffocsted be ~as
about 12 ysArs Of age. and native OF New York.
Law antoIl1Aencc.
Ccunr or AprEsIs, oct . -48 concluded. 100, loe,
ST ,,rrck of l08 Reserved kr Oct g. reSorv-
I'd for Oct 10 cfsuit IN Is astje and caus~
tered % t2ek on no'ion Of N Ill, Jr counsel e3.
Jucynf Mt iru ei by oefsuit Q5 Gould agt accArty
Op sRupsn Hr. &. :. Ycurg for afpt; Mr.. Caarios
TiscJ for r.ip't.
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Fro W Washapgtoa.
nS PUBL DEBT-cuARRKIs o
ruw Nk0AHs, ETC.

WEU - W voDssApR Ru0oe
BLOODY ArFRAY. II PUBL DEBT-cUARRKLs or
THE NRGASs, KTC.
WAsUxoroH, Oct 10, 1854
A stsbbirg case ocrvrrsi Nsr this morning bstwosu
two Au,epicass-sns . Rs,ti uorsAn, and the oshsr
Phlsd~lpbisn. III att mare nrst assau + whsa tho
former stabbed him, nA ctn. ~sp wound about six
inches but not mortal. H. S'imorsan has been
lodsed In jail
ne smopnt of public debt ,sds, Naed last wcsk
reached 90 500
The U"ieH Of this morpiBg continues & 70 VA IN roia-
tion to General cAss II declares In rspy 70 sos Rich
mono E~qSner. tkat has made .ort to srisg for.
-sr spy incisiousl m the esidsot al ~aen and
VII not do but stand pssred to giva tho CSnues
Of The National Con cnticn hes' ~ support
bill 70 incacase thu c-nse to groosrs selling Msitu
ous liquors, to the sxont Of >2s additional passed both
bcarce lasr nj BIT
The total amount of drafts Tie Treasury last wss
reached $685. 600.
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CLEVELAND, Oct 10, 1854
Assvers storm occurred at On,ouaeon Lake superior.
the Cd Inst About four hundred cet Of the pier
carried away, gsthcr with freight upon IL from tbs
pr pcler Peninsula and steamer Sam Ward. including
chz cry for the National Ridge Mno and supplies for
the Ohio Trap Rock Company The tcth loss was
$4,000. Tho Presbyterian church blown from its
position. The steamers am Ward and Baltimore wsrs
safe u Fon Gu Lac and Ia Pointe
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Clty lrsseallgcnco

FiRE m FIFTY Yr1H sTRnr --Un Monday night, be
twe II and IL O'Clock, Are brnkc out In frame
buoins at the u Fifty 6ith street and second
svcnuc, occupied BY Henry uoland ~ groccry and
Liquor store and ow cling Tho building was consumed
together tho major part Of ths stock LOSS esu
500 on which thafo Insurance OF $500
IN TIC he MaIks Ipsusan:e he Glo IL thought to
have b. On the work Of On incendsary.
FAsB ALARM An alarm Of Gre In tho Third district
wae capsed by the burning Of havngs at the foot
Of Thirteenth strses, No tn river.
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UNION CoURsD, l. L-TR0TTrFG.
TIE race between lzzo Cursoo and Ie Nj - for 460
uiie heat u harness, MI MT tste place, 1T
tho ", or ). Miles pa,i forfsi Another ~ss
q ade up bs.wssD &. Jim aDd q m Lzzts sSrrop mi .
b.a ., ~hich ~on b. Jim 10 so strstGhs h-as
Tine 2-a3.
osay match Cor $4,000, two milo beats TO wagons,
h4tw~-n On and wns ebrc wiu taxi rlsos: auS o !,
1h.rday Brston ,irl, bieospd boy, frank forsstss
srA Lady Gel ins tros for ap pore.
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rHz cocHrrArE BANK-AD, ms 4 co.'s ABsc,

from BbBt0ns
THz cOcHruATE BAHK-AD,M Ms Il co.'s ABscoND-
ING CLERK.
BosroH, Oct 10, 1854.
iThs cevsrs Of the Cochtuats Bank au@d have given
notice that tho claim ants Who proved thor claims pre-
vcus to august viii selvs atty pss cent tho
to - paid at the Webster Bank and after Monday
pext.
Josssh W Potter, Adams b Co 8 delinquent c'ert,
Who arrested In Chicago and brought hack taken
before the Police Court to DAY, and ho waving ali pro
UiDa3 examination, held in twelve taousand dollars
bail for trial He absconded with about Are thousand
collars. =
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p.-The old Lutheran

An OLp CHurcu BUEEBD.-The old Lutheran
ehurs Wiz che t.r, yrsini. lately destroyed by DIE
built IL TIL year i7e4 II was o-cupi-d dnrns 'hs
revolution BY brtth easian priscuc and vas ooe OF
he rel O., chic cwry body de-iien 70 80 preserved
n has of jat4 pen use5 In iSat for
den cratic Ion, snc not 10 sser was strucA
BY sshIrne Its demolition vss the work Of On In
ctrdtary.
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Non-Arrivsl a. tne Eureps.

HAiUAx, Oct lila n
n y weather, - ch for well ten days past has
frsu Il northeast.
Tbs st am W Europa, th Liverpool dates of The s0th
ssp,enb = 0s moa entariy xpscted, bat - yet has
not bssa sgIalle =.
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THE Trh ..

.HENTREyILIE CuUcE, l.. -TRrTrNG AND Pa
~ cling, Monday, Oct 10, u. o'clscx, r. n Mstch
20, co., two nraic heats Col. Hall names ami duves
gr Rcro, pacor to wagon Mr. tssvias IA rass r. T.
Tacony, under saddle, carrying 1850 pau .ds
JueL CONKLiN, Prcpriss,r
HkNrsEVfIlE COURSE L I-TaUrrNG VIC. N -
~ day. Oct f6. match so 0oo milo h-sts sost .uree
In dyo in hsrnesS. II Woodruff c-mes o. N Flora
Temple; u. pffvr names 8 JACK waisers.
JOEL CuNKlIN, Propie or
11NFON COURSE, I. I--rRO TInG -wEuNEs DAY
~ Got II, st8 2 H., ma eh for $4,000; Two mi,s
Q rpsss to wagons. rLa~ Woodruff saaes :. {. boo;
SEQ Spfcer names 6. Wbalabsno B this race xiJ
tSkc plsce rain OF stine It. ses VII the .i.s
burg tcies for the course eve.y half hour nurrg
day. SnAW & W Il Il ProoristurY
r. MON COURSE, LONG IsI.AN THU SD z, OC-
" Nbcr IL, 1t hall past 90 o'c.ock r -Pursy of
Sl0o, milo heats, bot Ihee in Ave, 20 ~sgyas l.
Woot ruff neues m Lsds Coiiss Mr. Fish usmss 3Ss-
TON Gtrd, ". j. Ncdrto nerias 6. Htsh4 d boy, a
Jone. nsmss b. 6. Frank Tafescr stages every
hsh hour SHAW h Hrk, Prophet ,rs.
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TtEHkEN CIVIL AND Mill REpURtIcAv
Uniop.-The mraf In nnrte MT re.tn,e f fhis nrss.

tEHkEN CIVIL AND Mill Y REpURIIcAv
union-1he mcst important meeting of this orxsi-
Eauoo, ano the woEt interesting Ir,shm ~h.ca
tAsen pl.cc since its formation will Id rua e.
usy ovenns rext, at ~ O'Clock at v.uxhAl i.r,es,
~ Srouftn avenue. lhs c,ustieui Will b- sssd
Lho o"use shoh In future IL bo vursud sr iud
BEFORE tho puoc Counsellor Go rge Keriu x,ve
ms vi~vs tn regard - the orincplcs h,,h
puofcan form OF government -hould eel N
Ireland, and viii undrrase TO that tue Irtsu
pie havo the powsr, II they have ss 4. ss.t,,
ADel sh rule wilt be foo ~cd by sl ~ ~ i,,ys
All eho dbali crep.rsd TO JOIN -oca taa Il
re admitted. Dcors open tn. Is and mem .rs Of
ths press I. HvLL AND ecrr..rr.
N ASaNTJ NOTlCE.-rnh n NIB RS ,r J,ay
.Vl Willard Lodge No 16p, arc huruoy u.eRs, .lst
bc regular meetings wi. bs held arss au taiet
honcsys OF evey month, at the asaat Ut mssa r
W. Y. BROWN, scc ". 1aLhlNG.VN W "a
M8OEIC = BE MEHBEsS OF Pa VIC L tGE
AVA No SsS, cf FIRE. and acrop cd Nas.ns. are asr-b
snnmoned TO attend tho eu ar Oh nm on
ihuJeasy evening, Oct H. n, har IA { Z oc,.scs =.
sneir iooge rfon corner OF wensah street aad Fhro
aveDus pc business OF io0rtsncc viii bc II u ht lou
ahe LotBe by order Of tho " as =.
JOHN Il MILil.e. Secretary
sDIUNBI-tss CONTENTION GOvvEN I,,N or
- piunaecrs will 20 heIa in city of N~s Ss o
AoD00y, Osster 10. ,eodng davs It ,ps chs
pa, ia Bxcadway, 1t 10 o'cleoa A ~ P,umherx sua
otner tersons carrying tho uum,og bastoss- To-.
AID other y atcs aro ials iovited ,cad Bill
ness IN shich they are cocply iateessved ~ii DO
Drought teGoxe the CONVEX ton
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Destl uc,ioM cf n nlssissippi steamer by Fire
-S1veHai Llves LOst.

NEW ORIEANe, Oct .. 1864
-hettesmer PEi1 cess belonging TO the city dos
o,ed BY FIRE Natcbez sevvr~l pcrsons
Ierishcd IN tie flames including two ladies' No
have yet been acsrai ed Tho cargo consisted Of 900
bales cotton which, with tho vessel il Supposed will
nrsye 4 total loss
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rrRE AT aREAr BARnINg OK.

SPRIEuFlLI1. OCT ~, lb6f.
An ineend,ary Ere was kinclsd 10 the wood shed Of
the Hcusnonic Ralroao a: Grea; Darlington, Satur
day night ard about Thousand cords Of sood BE-
longing 10 the rsiroad company were DESTROYED be-
sides dams sira the depot building and sweeping do~n
The large ssores OF Granger, Hin Co.. +. j.
Sanford ths printing Office Of tho Herkshre Courier and
dwelling house. The loss is estimated at $780, oco but
10 mes,lJ covered by insurance.
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pAnadelphla 0t0cs MaSkets
PHnADKIrHrA Oct 10. 1854.
Stocks Sul At 6rst board his morning. With
llused sass OF the foil wing rates LONG bland R,
II n; sssdpg railroad, 30 Peunsylsansa Railroad 40;
No rs Canal, 12x; PsnnsylvaniA STATE Ffves SAX. No
10y IL without change.
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NEW ORIkAN3, Oct ., 100
The pews by the steamship CsnaaS has he'd deSsess
n phue1 cotton payHst and pstces rnthar
seshsr. MIDI hog quoted NJ 0hc Der To- Ohio hour
hrs eighty improved, ceiling ct ~ 30 = % 70.
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With regard to the ship ., run into tho Arctic
our informant Is mist ken. 1t could xot have been
the Charity. She Is advertised TO Leave Quebec on
tho Goth irst But 1t ID possible that It Was one Of
tho Liverpool and Quebes limo Of steamers, and as
these vessels have recently taken British troops on
their home passages, ws fear that in this case an
untimcly fate has oyertsk;n them, and that another
long list Of victims is to be added to that givcn
above.
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-G,oURrEpNrH vARb NATIONAL DExoCRA &c NOM
eapdk ate to the Thirty sessush dist tct MT
tuesday cycniog Uct,ner 70, nt tho aryssal, 226
Grand Ati cot, when Jcfors Brown ~ns ntod
Chairman, and O. u. Ps,hias s-cr.tSry On mot on.
Toe ray unanimousls nouir assd CouncmLn An,
to rcfrese. this dstrist IN the rext Council
JEFFTiR on BROWN, ChairclAn-
G. D. PTKarS,, secrstsry
r.OUPTaETH WARD -NATI0NAr. DEMOCRATIC
nomira ion.--At mecting of the dojoss 90 Ut tos
fhirty eighth Ccsncl distris holo ct lsa Muib rrs
usrssf Tuesdsy Octoosr IL lst4 Mr.. Mi,ns-l NTH
was called to tho chair, and Nr. james sSsnosr ~44
appointed sscre<ary Upon tho hret balot rred-rtct
r. ruydam was unauimousl2 nominated - cxudsdsso
Cor Councilnen OF tho Tnry righsh .ounoit di-tscs
JAxm G. srgscxB, Eco. kfJhA u Smith, Cnairmsn.
rNpEpTNDENT NOMINATION Fos sss-M8LY In
JG. ABBE, lopg and fvfrsov hpo On to the N
kntants Of the First 6rccnd vsrds rsirg the
First rsp&mby district, will p:esntet fw their sui
fIasss at the ensuing election, by Nanny 3kikNDA
RIA1N.NAL DE sOCR ACY --t1svLNTH " RD-
IN Mn Assembly Ds.ri --at nse,tos of tne
slc6 ntes ccted 70 opvontan for the kinsh
Iisuict, on Mon ~ evosi0g g g. iss4 q she or
eouDtn6a'i icn Of the D-tnoc ito RoSubnc<u ssa. r..
Con mtsses at StuJvcssnt lnsusote, ON ou. Jocn
Boz gbhisk unaDinousy 1scarcd the ~ the
0D.sDror; %.u1n =. p, -. s. III Es Wa, Cnair0'n
gvo THE pEHoCV 1T, FLE7roas or rue sEvEyra
II word the solicitstion of uuuas ou. bay cf
the electors Of this wsrd pr. myself ~ Ia
dependent candidate for suensss .t tho s,s-osc
ing con for Couecilmao OF tho eeoh ssst,t,t Of
this city should you cot mae oe cerr an IN a
sra st al ttmss b. re-dy 70 adv 70 tue n-t
Of my cbility the interests ~ my attic at. aod
shsn opdcevor n prove kst TN ucw,rtng ct tho
CHARLES BERRY. II ssrsss ssrsct.
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ITALIAN BENEVOLENT so re Y IN NEw yong
lie regular snnua noctis Of tho odross sad maaa.
ecs gsns Any o. the ab.ye socsts w,ii o. he
u.y evr5iuy. eu,ohcr IL. leaf. rama sas Hsi e
O'Clock precisely The ssitsns aao mon ers re -
rally are htEsby invited to attend
ID. f. NELL, -ecre isrs.
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Uessru. tive Fises.
LAR0E PIHE AT rOTTsvILLE.

PoITsyIiIE. Oct. 10, 1854.
large Gre is raging IN ths place. Tho ofhce AZ tho
Miners Journal ia barned down. and many other build
ncs IN the cf Centre teet and along the rsioad
are On Ere
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Tic following ia correct list Of the passengers
on board the Arctic. 1t was received by the CAns-

de, recently arrive d from,
Mlupasesin and friend,
q Bucri.
. Henry,
y Graft. lady and child,
TIE Juser,
J @ Smita
Mes JSIs Murton,
hiss Smita,
y b Brown end lady,
Mis- = ariM brown,
= Dstcoch snd lady,
CT fAtohell
n BsbcooL. Je.,
Ale Aa,er.
J b Cooke
A hsncLe,
w 4 Hstttons,
N Guynctsr 2 children and
nussc,
b hu,ns,
u h Day,
hrs hap and dsughtsr,
N IA~lg ade, ffiend and ss2yt.
; ~ y hctrAcken.
Urs scott,
II y ries
Yrs kdwGrd K Collins, Of
New } ork;
tiss A. a Co,l,ps Now York,
I Collins. New ore;
y hNccciutf and lady, Now
Yosh
y North.
IL ID Yossi.
a ktnediei AID lady,
Y poot.i
J u Hoag.
n Dawroc and lady,
Mi-s bepisntn
Mrs III pos and ron,
Me Childe sno daughter.
Miss kevoi.
Ai.s Bsonson.
ars Hcvlsad ana son,
- Gsle. lady and servt;
N G.Lon,
J l., ncb aL4 lady,
n Z cams
ii Tracy,
r Cotherwocl.
J i 6trril
d Hilgar and friend,
ii He; ub.
b c:voi
q st John,
h M.c-c.
W " Gu sock,
y PERKINS,
J c.pi,h and Lazy.
n ne0,yvin,
b Bpdi.on,
n ycnk,rs and dog.
Al Schmidt,
= Wsrirv,
CAysai. y Pratt and lady,
II r Stuart,
Luc % Grs mnont and ser.
vsDt
y Major ~ d friend,
Mrs Major. Infant and child,
uis9 Bum.
Mrs Drew,
J Hoibrcok,
Mse Jorek,
j huiHts id.
Jau,es smith,
= BEDFORD aEd friend,
q k-ovn,
y NeAy sT.
n Cook,
q Cbrsstisss and flieAd
Pf Crsra,
Ttobeon,
e lsc dts.
n Passive and four frienda
= Wiborg and fricnd,
y Meyer.
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xAAI-t ~ QSEuEU nj TH8 Hu8ONs
James Abry, ships cook.
Luke Mccarthy, Fircmsn.
Joseph Connolly. do.
RichaJd Mskan, do.
Thomas Ccnroy, do.
James Connor, do.
John Drnry, do.
Christian Moran, do.
jones Ward, do.
Christopher Carlahcr,do.
Thomas Wilson, Assistant Engineer.
Robert Bryan, Waiter.
David Barry, Do.
Erastus Miller, do.
ARRIVED AT THIS POET IN THE LEBANON,
Edward Brian, fireman.
Patrick Mahon, Go.
Thomas Garland, do.
Patrick Casey, do.
Patrick Tobin, do.
Dobbin Carnagan, do.
Thomas Brennan, Assistant Engineec.
3ebn Connolly, Engineers Steward.
Thomas stanson, Officers Steward.
james Carnsgan, Porter.
Micrael AcIougLlis, boy.
Peter McCabe, (picked OF the rast,) waiter.
VIM. Nicolls, Trcscoa, Scllly Island, passenger.
HenIy jenkins, do. do.
James Thompson, New Orleans, do.
Capt. Paul F. Cram, New York, do
George H. Burns, Philadelphia, do.
Francis Dorian. New York, Third Ola ,sr.
NAMES OF rEHsoNs KNOWN TO Bs IN THE sHrr's
BOATS.
The five boats which may have reached land or
been picked up, are known to have contained
Mr.. Guf!ey, First Onicer.
Thcmss Wilde, Bosss~ain.
Mr.. Balam, Second Oficer.
Mr.. Graham, Fourth Officer.
MIR. Moore, New YORK, passeDgen
Mr. Rogers, Chief Engineer.
Mr.. Drown, First Assistsnt
Mr.. Walker, Second do.
Mr.. wiile,t, Third DO.
Daniel Connolly, Fireman.
JVua mOAunp va
John Flanagan, DO.
Patrick McCaulsy, do.
Mr.. Dingnsl, Engineer.
Mr.. Kelly, Go.
Mr.. Tinpson, do.
And young man named Robinson, under in
structions in the engineers department, besides
ssilors spd qua,teimssters.
Amongst those whom last saw on the quarter
deck Wills. fastening life prcscrvers on tho femsles,
and who must have sunk with tho ship or pcrished
On The rat were Captain Luce AID SOD, Mrs. Z. K
Cone, Master Colt Collins, Miss Collins, Mr.. BcowO
snd family, (connex'on Of the senior OF the firm o.
Brown, 81 ipisy & Co., L'verpool) Mr.. Tho mas, i'm
porter Of hosiery, New 70 X; Mr.. Adams, Bsoosisn
Mr.. Bowen, Cincinnati; Mr.. Charles Springer, Cn
\ cinrnH. Jsrrcs NuirLea6 Jr. PetcraSurg, Va; NJ
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q T A MEETING OF T7E DEIrG A. Es OF cHE Tars
n ty.six:h Council district o. the Fourtesnsh ward
heSd at Nc Avoy's, 81 Prn . ssruet, corner Of
Asrion hr r II Nc svcy sas called 70 the Onsh, an
Patrick Barnes dscaSed uoaoa ,asly - the reRu
lar national csecrae candidate rcprs tue gh,rsy.
sixth Copncl oi trict. +. II. NcAvOY, Chaarmsn.
z a. CoxEcN Fec. etary.
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pumpkin and q bbage to quad against musdist
starvation, Iashsd spar to the bros o. our boat
keep Der bead 70 tho Wind or sea- and thus drifte
til dsJ eht; The nigh was cold and 'osgy. viii
feavy swell. and, In on upsd, drcnched and Al
naked ccncition, we suf6rsA terribly.
Without dwelling upon cur nisdes, alleviate
mu BY tie Consciousness that ~ had endnavosci
to do Cur duty 70 our fellow mes, sun II 70 Say
that at I've o'clock on the afteracou o. the 2Ssh we
espied sail. and raised handkerchief to astESo
attention. We were successful. With the rude
substitute for oars wh We had ccnstruosed during
the day bJ lssbing piAhks to csstAa bars. with .
view Sf attempting to ea,n laad when tho &c sub
sliced, We pulled towards ,he ship. On on way
We psased tie iemnsnt OF the ratr with one man on
L. op. p.s:cntly alive.
1as ba proved TO be the Huron, cf st. Andre va
N. B., Capt. A. Wall bound for Qaobe,. Oar mon
safe on hoard the noble hearted Dorian, With some
oftse Hurone crsw, ,resurres to ssarat and rescued
tee poor fs who for twenty SIX hours had c'ung to
be epare. He states that after the steamship sunk,
be counted seventy.two mon and four women on the
rast. but at 81 o lock be was the only one alive.
In tie morDing two bodies were beside him, much
eaten BY fishes and ct the time hc saw our bat he
wss On the point OF voluntsril, dropping into the
sea to end his agony Coming from the raft ,rian
tic. 1t contained bottle Of water scme cheese and
lady's garment.
By the humane captain Of the Huron, aud Mr.
wellington Cameron. q son Of the owner, we were
received with great hndlese, our wounds dressed,
fires kindled, AMI food and clothing provided 10
abundance. During the night OF the 2Sth, Cspt.
Wall hung out xtra lights, fred rockets, and kept
horn blowing, In hopes Of falling 10 with the re.
mainder Of the boats. But his endeavors werc
ffuitless. On the evening Of the 2eth he spoke the
ship Lebanon, Capt. Story, bound for New
York, By whom eighteen of our number
wsrc taken of, kindly welcomed and well
treated. We have this m,meot rcaohed New
York, by pilot boat Christian Berg. No. Is to ~h oh
we were transferred from; the Lebanon, and to tho
crew Of which we are under great oSlig atoms.
Tie fate OF the propeller and our fve boats is
unknown. II the steamer was, q have reason
to think, the Charity, from Montreal to Liverpool
she is, believe built with water tight compart
nents, or bukhcads. and will Aoat not With Anding
the damage to her bow. The fact that q boat left
her, which was capsized by our paddles sugurs il
for her buoyans condition, though Capt val Of tho
Huron, on e morning Of the 28th saw singular
looking craft far to leeward but was unable to se,
whether che was steamer or sailing vessel H.
says she had q nondescript appearance, and may
hare been the are k Of tho propeller. Tho follow
ingi isa List Of those saved In the slxta boat
TAKEN TO QUEsEo BY THE HCsoN,
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TAe A0pisaernic as tine south.
MORTALITY IN NEW ORLEANS.

MORTALITY IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW URIzAnB, Oct. 1854
Tie total number Of deaths during the past week In
this cty 86S, including 2o7 from yellow fever.
MORTALITY At CHARLEsToN.
CHARlAnoN, Uot. 10, 1854.
Tho deaths in this city for the past week. eighty,
Of which nfty three wcrs from yellow fsver.
THE HEALTH or SAVANNAH.
BAInxoRE Oat. 10, 1854.
The papers Of that city s c.utoa al absentees TO 70
main awsy, On account Of ycll,w fover.
The eouthcsn ateamess.
pErAy TURE OF TEE CAHAwDA FnON NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORIxAss, Oct. ., 1854
Tho steamship CsbawbA sailed to-day for New Ysrk
Via Havana, with lto bales OF cotton and e2eotoo In
spsoie
ARRIVAL OF TEE MARION AT cHARLEsroN.
CHARLESTON, :. O., Oct 10. 1854
The stsamship Marion. Capt. " Foster, arrived here
a. o'clock tn (ruesda,) morning.
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TNOURTH WARD NATIONAL, DEMOCRATIC kOXINA
Il ton.--Ats . meeting Of tho delcgAt~s Of the 20
vcnth Council district Of the Fourth ~Srd, held Ill
boot svelt treet IusGday esenng, Oc,oosr TO- 1864
On motien Patrick Dougnsrty cai,ed 70 tue orsir
and Jsbn Casey ap pointed secretary On oooo Andre~
Cusack unanlmously nomicatei candidate for
Councilman OF the oventh Couucf. di trict
PATru TX LOUGHERrY, Chairman.
JoHy CAarY Secretary.
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THyG6rEyNvH WARD sEYMoUR CLUB -yEIO !
~ Vetof Veto iCfxeos savora sle 10 sho rssl O.
lion Of Hozso 6oym for Governor hi vcto ussaas
q protecting sbor private sh tasir nou 90 aaa shsis
avenue end Twenty. second street Vein, sdsy
ing, the llth inst at TX O'clock fw the parpose Of
elccting efncSrs. Rally rally II rail-, III
JOHN r. DkOOERtcK, Charman, PRO. tom
YurH NnSaT
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ElcENTH " ARD DEuuCRa aTsC CANDID are FuE
III ovunvilnar. WILLIAM TAYLOR - msssng 4
the degatcs Of tho twenty eighth council atsti,t of
ths eleventh ward. held at Martin petsrs 21 tsutoa
street. William Taylor ~as unaniGouslv nominated foe
CouSo Imam Of fad dssrict by folio ~ne 0e,eR stss
Ssmuel W Walker, Martin Ps ers, owsn NArt 10 Ia
Scannd Terrence Smith, Chairman Of said Comm,.ts
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NrIFM " wARD-EGHTl coUECI. DLsrhIcc-Ac A
r meeting Of the Eighth Coancil Dis riot held at
No 6h frank in street, tuesday eventes uct u,
motion john Acuanas Gas appointed la~rm "a. ana
Waiter X Savage, secretsry On mottoo, J5.eph
,Jsclson, Esq. was nomnafsd for ensios un4ni-
snously and committee appointed inforu Mr Jacx-
son OF his nomiuat on On mod,n. the foLo ~tug
luticns wclo ador It'd uDaDimously;-
kssoJved That in presenting ss semed follow CHI
son. Joseph Jsckson, Esq, for election, feel
thai No but comply with tho unanimous stsr OF our
constituency, and that be viii b b. thsm si moh sus
sustaicod for he has been faithful NJ the faithful
AID has done his duty witb perfec. inpsrty kaowns
party In the exercise OF his su bor taus securing
the praile fnd esteem Of all good cirseos
I'm wcN mus,
Chairman Nominating Conven Ion
wAiixR z. SAVAGE, SEQ ctary.
u UTH WARD lat A MEETING OF THE CHARrvR
n Nominating Convention, hid st Kiiey's Firth
Ward Ro,ei, on tuesday evening, Oct 10, lest tho
fciloWns named gsntlsmcu wcrc nonnsed fr ens'ssr
efcsrs TO bs supported ct tie ecsuios &C ;tcu:-tor
Alderman. Henry HoEni e; for Assossor, ia usi
IAvrsnce: FOR Constablcs Chsrios kbcy AIoh'b-lf
Mclntrs; school Ccmm'ssioner John Within %;
fchool In spec4or John Ii1ca; foe Trustees
Ferrin VII lam II. johnson, john Sexton
ROBERT G. isdN IaE, Chairman.
CaARrxs BANrA, (s....t,-r..
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