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SHOCKING CASUALTY IN OkoIL BLUFFS Cry
lowA-Four children were burned death on the nigh
Of the oath inst Mr.. VIM. Hathaway, living abou'
eight miles northeast Of this city after asving placed
ed party st short o lance About ii ocosk the
was discovered to be on Ore, and the children already
- other two seversliy 70 and two years old
daughter o. John Angston also lost 1T the time
aged nve years The boy, Che oil esq., whom left IL
bed by himself and the others occupied another bed
but when found the bones all together 1t Ia pre-
sumsd tsat be had got up, lit cam L. perhaps aud GO
into the bed with the others There Ia other manner
OF solving the my starry. This IL most deplorable
renee. ard viii prove warning to pArsnts.-Coun.;
BlpQs Bu0le, Dee 20.
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Navigation of rho Ohio.

PIrIsBuRG, Jan. To- is
The river six fest egat inches in the cha
and is rising fast. Navigation ia resumed and al
steam srs are receiving freight. The steamer Aio
last night, and the Americas 20 day with heavy
WHEELING, Jan. 49, Is
The Ohio is clear Of ice below but Is closed ooyt
point. 1Aere seven ieot seven inches OF water
channel bare. The Unio line of steam boats ms
Preparations to their trips The Fails City /
10. day, snd tie q more TO morrow. large amou
freig ht is beng discharged from boats.
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NEW YORK LEGlsL AZURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. l8, 1854
nunl visitation Of academies BY the Regents Of tho Uni
versity.
Mr. WHITNEY gave notice OF bill to provide for tie tar
aoE Of the pr residents in the city Of Nes
York.
WAIVED 10 THR ENLARGEMENT OF rHn CANALS
The PRESIDENT presented IL following preamble and re-
solution fro m the Canal Board
Where's GraA public lands for building r,ilrSads ca
nAt and other been AIDE by Congress
20 the States and Tsrr,rin 70 Alage
made similar purposes that while this 8oard recoy
prnci 10 thai all the states have right psre
pSte in ds ibuton Of the public lands upon JUST and
vssd st furher be adopted by Congress 70 grant
such Internal Improvements And other p1blc pu
peses the Irie Canal en IN which % many .ne
States interested IN object worthy OF cons
d.ratien In any suoh distribution. :.
Therefore Resolved Tha. this Board deem cxpsdent
AND proper that the Lessature make an sppheaon "
% the public lands TO aid in the enhancement on ne
Erie Canal grants are made 10 other STATES Tor similar
objects ,x,
luon be furnished Clerk this Board 70 the senste
and Assembly and ther speedy action uponH Dc respect
'''' nsrRmrrroS or TIE PUBLIC LANDS
Mr. BROOKS introduced 1 resolution instructiag our
Representatives In Congress to vote for distribution Of
public lands among the original States OF the Union
mn DIVISION OF THE <xrH JUDICIAL DISTRICTS
Mr. BRoogs reduced bill to divide the Sixth Judi
cial dt,rict Of the city Of New York
The senste then adjourned
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Defeat Of the Bill to Make the Assistant Secretary
ofthe Treasury Presidential appointment.
Proposition to Provide Vessels to be IN aeadI-
ness In Cases Of Marine Disasters.
Important Bills Before the New York
Legislature.
Frcshet In the Hudson and Hohawk Rivers,
&c.. &c., SO.



PATENT EXTBNsIoNs--ILLNPss OF MAJOR uoBBIE--
TIE Pores NUNcIo.
WASHINGTON, Jan. b. 1854
The question Of the extension OF Cota Patent
something Of rebuke to day. The friends Of this
sure had deter mined to effect its pssseye through the
Houss, but sigpaly failed motion to 20 into Commit
tee Private Claims The report that this adnnistra
lion favor OF the whole system Of patent extension
is rot generally credited. The estimated value OF
patent extensions bsfors the sountry exceeds $780,
ooooe0. The friends Of of these schsmes--Colps
piftolfiTe ve-y confident OF passing their bill There
re At lssGt fifty Lobby members engaged in patent
enfops The anticipated PROFITS the pistol patent ia
ever S5,ot0,tt0 1t has already been monopoly for
rsnly quarter Of century, and expires un less
eLew.d. IN 1867
Mao Hobbe the Assl, tsnt Postmaster General 1t is
sale lies in n dy ing condition.
N. Bedin the Pope's Eunco. visited Washington yes-
erday for the purpose OF akiug leave Of tho President
efore departing from the United States.
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tons seversly m&de TO sdouec spl for call Of he
House both 0: which voted by yeas aud psys
The motion OF Air. Macdonald vas agreed to by 100
against So Wbefeupon the aouse Sdiournei till Monday
Mr.. Wheelsis IA ms was omittei nom the vote tho
lnsrshsm resolution. He voted IN the Affirmative
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One Weeks History.

ras wTKIY HERALD containing complete epitorne OF
sne weeks Intelligence from all quarters OF the world,
VIII be published at nine O'Clock this morning. Price
Axpencs. To be had At the counter in wrappers Ard
ready for mailing
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Rhode Island Wh,g state CoAyentio,

The Whig State Convention held last sTsning
following ticket nom ted. being the sAule ~
year For Governor, william w. Hoppin, Of Provid
for Lieuiersnt Governor Samuel Rodnsn, OF |
Kingston for Secretary Of STATE, William Il Watts
of CUNT ersnd; for General Treasurer, Samuel g. VI
Of Ne~porl. MIR. Hoppin is also the candidate %
TEMPERANCE party.
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PROSPECTS OF TIE MAINE LIQuoR LAw-We
understand that there is at present very little
prospect Of Maine law this year. About one
half Of its ads coates in the Legislature refuse
to support II unless II is submitted to the peo
pie, and the others refuse 10 have anything 10
DO with il fit Is submitted. So. between them
both, The prospects Of topers are rising
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And a. ths =, sos a. 200 for tns
openitg year. the atnton Of etsens and ths
public TO ther model plshment An Of hr
teen years ttour In this etyy qusnes ,hsm 70 -
70 Euro,e gives The the advantage Of every
the dsgua recype ar Their extensive
patronage being ample proof hat sho beAuuful ooored
fully appreciassd thsy will continue 70
gilt frames cases and lockes Of theig
Tor dollars and upwarda Artists and
in poters s four doors above the Astor Houses
branch, WillamsoufE
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Mysterious Death.

PHILADELPHIA, jan -, IL
Or. r. g. Smith, who has been mi ,sing since the
OF Dccs mber WAS tns afternoon accidentally discoy
dean, IN an upper rom on Exchange place. Tbs
was icskeo on The Inside = quantity OF rags had
burned IN The room, aoi IL Is su opposed the SMOKE
Gated the decested Ir Smith was formerly Barr
partner in New Orleans, and has q daughter MARI
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Loss of the schooner Reindeer.

bAIITIh.Uhk, jan TO, Ii
The schooner Marcia, al Wilmington, N G., fell IN
tn. schooner Rsint eer, boupe fron AttskspAs 70
YORK; leaking at tbs rats OF $50 strokes per hour.
sails, and both met ts spruug-bsviug expsris need
heavy gslss Took of the cap Ain and crew, and bre
them into Wilmington.
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graph from Pittsburg learn that Judge irwin, N
the United States Circuit Court, has decided ag inst
the petition Of Ira SherHin and three others Of the
alleged rioters imprisoned for contemp. OF Court
In resisting the marshal in toe discharge OF his
duties. The latest despatch from Erie states that
the Unie ed States Marshal and his aids have been
arrested snd compelled 10 give bail ia tae sum of FIVE
Thousand docrs each, for having taken into custody
the persons held for contempt OF Court by the
U0ed States Judge at Pi,tsburg. II will thus be
seen that the disafiected though quiet at present
are determined to give all The trouble they can.
The schooner Wave, which arrived yesterday, re.
ports that the yellow fever was still raging at Port
au Prince on the oath ut.
The Coroners investigation win regard to the
murder of DR.. Lutener was continued yesterday.
The evidence adduced was OF very curious charac-
ter, and exhibited a remarkable state of afflirs.
full report Of the proceedings viii be found in to-
days paper.
TIE trial Of Theodore A. Rosie, the accused party
Ia the recent Post Office robseEies in this city, vas
concluded yesterday. The evidence vas very volu-
minous, and the has attracted considerable ia
terest. The prisoner is a young man OF respectable
connections, and had previously sustained a good
character AT eleven oclsck last night the jury sent
Wofd 70 me Judge tHht thty nau arrived at nV ifee-
ment, and probably never would.
Dr. Soger delivered The first Of a series OF Hectares
lest evening, before large audience, on European
History and Politics. subject Of great interest az
this particular moi ent The lecturers object was
70 prove that Catholicism and absoutism charac-
teristic Of the Romantic ard Celtic races, and that
Professionalism and repu6cansm are only cheri he'd
among the Gsrmanic or Anglo Saxon people. Our
report Of the lecture is crowded out
The Cunard steamship Europa is nearly due at this
port, with two days later adyices from Edrope. The
Importance of the news brought by the Baltic causes
additional information to be looked for with consider
able anxiety. On reference 10 our commercial
columns it will be seen that the suspense concerning
the actual state Of affairs with regard to the Turko-
Russian war had very depressing influence in the
stock market yesterday. The offerings were small,
and sales generally effected at decline Little
was doing in cotton but prices were ftesdy. Bread
suis rather frIner in price, and in better de-
mand. The days business reached some eighteen
thousand barrels Of -four, fifytwo thousand bushels
Of wheat sixty eight thousand bushels Of corn and
between xix and seven thousand bushels of rye.
The filing of the steamship Nashville for Havre
via Southampton, has been postponed till Monday.
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Nfarine Affairs.

REaARKABLB PASSAGE The yacht schooner Pri
the Seas, bull. To- Nessrs Fox Scosli, OF this city
George Steers made her trip from this port to Aebc
In eighty ak days Hsr Captsin, Lewis B. Hodge
piessss the bgh hest Satisfaction ut the in "
his beautiful little craft behaved herself ana states
The passage from the Capes to Melbourns the s.
est by two days, OF any record. This is sidit
riumph for the architect OF the yacht America in
the liberal mindsd owners of the Pride Of the Seas
very justly participate.
THE STEAMSHIP philadelphia, Capt.. Budd, left yeste
for Havana and Ne~ Orleans.
SAILING THE NASHVILLE PosTroSRD-The steam,
Nashville, temporarily placed on the Havre line, viii
sail until II o'c ock Monday instead Ct to-day, a.
intended.
LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CALIFORNIA STEAMsHIr-The 81
ship Orizaha, Of 2 800 tons, built by Rowland 4 A.
WALL will be launched rom the yard OF jacob A.
tervelt Co., foot OF Houston street. this rsoraia
IL O'Clock.
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rHr Hunsos RIvsx RAuno,p.

Notice WAS given o: bill TO prevent the ardson
Railroad Company froE running locomotives ocios
street.
Adjourned.
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The Beauties OF Art Consist In Obtaining n
good dssusrreotyes for and savns all assvs ais
sanes have tried by REFS Co. ths original GermAu pic
ture NAL crs, 2s9 Broadway.
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THE SHIP CHAUNcEY JEROME, JR.

THs HIGHLANDS, Jan. l3--1 P. !.
The ship Chauncey Jerome. Jr ashore 1T Long BrG
appears to be in thu position last reported.
lighters snd the tug Titan have teen alongside
Ths breaks her badly. The Titan has just left
wreck, and is making for the point Of the HooE The
sepgers passing the Highlands In ages, going 20
point OF the Hook, whore it is probable they vii
shipped for New York.
TINS HIGHLANDS. Jan 13--Suudow
The ship CT auncey jerome Jr, lies In about toe
position, and the sea runs too high to make any u
the lighters. Most OF her passengers were taken
the city to-day By the steauitug Titan.
THE Chauncs, Jerome Jr, Was An three deck 81
Of $50 TONS built at East Hsddam In 1851, and was
ued at about $4,000 Her owners were Eagle h HAz
Capt. Cone, Cher commander and Others. She ia
to be covered by insurance, partly in Wall street. rs
her freight money, 81 500 Her cargo valued 1t 1t
$3.50, 600, also stated to be Insured here. The bst
counts from The vessel state that she had bigsd and
back broker. She lies on hard sandy beach,
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Court CaJenaar-Thls Day.
CeNsoy pxss.-Psrt First Nos l9l, 1p3 1885, 1877, AL
ga, a26 zee 50 ls3 ls4, 26s 26o, ISL 2ss. Part 80
eord-Ncs 2ts to s6s, 80.
The other Courts motions and decisions.
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BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers s,reet-kAERIEs ~
FORCE ADVERTISING FpR A WIZ "A PRETTY thoh "
busIs Ess-URE THOUSAND hiLLlNGks
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New Music.-" Little Katy's Voice. las
surg by little Coydsa How,rd With Immense applause In
q. Q. Howard; rs ocnts.
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NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham s,rces-Afternoor
and kvenin g-UEcLE TONS CABIN
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Naval Intelligence.
T. sloop OF war st. LOUIS Commander Ingraham
! en- alE cd at Alexandria, LIST ult.
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VS. BY APH
Interesting from Washington and
Albany.

BUSINESS IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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Personal Intelll0ence.

Il. Pomsroy Brewster, LONDON, England; VILLA
shoysr, wisconsin, ID. lane. Boston; O. plain L. Levi
CsDn;J n Brntnall, Troy, Y; and q. f. McCallmur
arrived at the Prescott House yesterday
ID. Erisg', Pittsfsld o. Bgelow, Mass; Geo. Leonar
Troy; J. Plat, 0swego J. Edwards, Albany: Elliot
Eoston; h ". soule, d., and r. AAury, U. 8. Mar
arrived yesterday at the st. Nicholas.
Mr. Seward has been called homo from Washington
account Of sickness In his family.
despa oh frow Richmcne, Ia the Petersburg DenocTa
states that The eIea5le Thomas Richie late editor
the Washington Union is lying i'll at B.sndon the
Genes OF his daughter, on James River.
San FIsncico Petrochoekin. EGG. Geo. L Todd, PARA
r. w. Wilson Co Canandagua; ". 81. Derby, Oncin
rAti; mrs Barney and daughter, do; Hon. In H. Sc
ard, Auburn; VIM. Thompson. Ciccinnati; Msssrr
Greenwich, Hrustem and Locn lof st. Petsrsb burger
rived yesterday ~ the Astor House.
The last three this list form Q deputati,p commits
stoned from the Court of RusA and ordered to inspec
the building Of the var ship now In progress by W.
Webb, the eminent Amer. ,sn shpbuildeis
ARRIVALS.
Frcm Charleston, in s.e.mship NsshvllsD Smith J,.
Mis- Bates, Jas Tory. TORY, Bristol w II Betts
kellogg Jr, and laey-tix in tho steerage
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SEVERE srORM-ICE BROKEN UP, ETC.
FROM TIE REGuIAR NxwsPAPER AGENT.


Albany JAN Is, s54
We had one of the most storms Of the
last evening, accompanied with lightning Tae water In
the river has en about six feet and Is still rising The
Mohawk river Ard Schoharie creek very high
morning but the ice had not broken MP At six O'clock
although IL thought 1t could not hrd much longer.
The ice in trout Of the city commenced moving shout
half past eleven o'clock The Hudson river Ard Boston
Railway ferryboats In the middle of the river at
the time and 1T the present time lie preoarous sit
ustion the ice beirg jsmn ed up around them As tue
ice started the Boston b'st being above the Hudson
river boat carried With great force against the latter
causing terrific collision and doing considerable dam
age TO both boats.
The HI River Railroad boat brooke loose At foar
O'CLOCK and dred among large fields OF ice down the
river Hundreds Of eyes were gazing upon her uAtil
dark when she got three miles below the city ia not
known that she has lodged anywhere There dozen
on board and her wheels broken snd her cabins
torn in pieces Passengers the river at BAk
bath
The Boston ferry boat released from the blockade
about u O'Clock, and Is now safe In her slip
The Toe Is now moving freely and the water covers the
docf.
little boy named lawrence Ruby ssven years Of age,
by the In Spencer street to day. and
instantly hiled.
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vsnatte ot Mics Annie Lonsdse in her great original
character Of Man, In the "Gcod for Nothias" composed
" 5homss Baker, 81 cents. Published By HORACE WA.
fERs, Sss Brokdway.
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ALBANY, Jan 10, 1874
cHAMBR COMMERCE
Mr.. GssMs reported fsvorably on bill to amend
the charter OF the New York Chamber Of Comm ercs.
LANDS FOR CANALS.
similar nunica,ion FROM the Canal Board, - the
ore presented in the Senate, was received.
Mr.. sEssIoSs offered resolution requiring our reprs
ssntAvss in ccngss TO ufs their efforts TO procure
donation from the United States government OF lanes or
the purpose CT aiding lie enlassemsnt' Lia Oyer, Tn
&c! he rule.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM fternoon-Grs. TON TnunD--
CEehR Evenins-A SpIrF oP
HIhsELF -Ton gHuMB-RosK oF ETTRIcA VALE
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n. Gilbert & Co.'S Superior Planos.-A Gpo
ssrsmen, just received aud for sale very low Alsc,
nths JAILED melod2ors full supply ~ low prices,
~ HORACE WATERS, S33 Broadway, hs great piano ard
Ensie establishmepA a,
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WAILACKis THFATRE Brosdvay-BAcHrLoR or
ARrs-PRrrTy Pres OF 3UsIN sss-WnJ SPEAKS FIRST.
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ANUsEMENTs THIS EVENING

sowxRY THEATRE, Bowery-JoHN oyERx-Jor y
LlADlN PUTNAM.
ERoADwAY THEATRE, Broadway-DoaEsTIc Aooso.
r-CArARAcT o. THE GANGEs.
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City Intelligence.


FIRE : About Line clock on Thursday night Are
discovered in the srookehouse Of Mr. Edward T Graz
1b2 Christopher street The fire originated from the
dropping from the pas in the ERE. The damage
about $780,
TnR DE CoRS CAsx "A letter arrived BY the Baltic
THURSDAY evening, addressed to Monsieur Ls Prssid
Cour dOyeI and Tern liner New York. Amarique
bearing post marx PAris, Decor 49, The letter is 8,
posed TO contain some information reepectcg ethsr
Corn or Melville, whom he shot; but the Oyer and
miner In not nov in session, win not be until Az
next. IL must remain "sesed letter. until then mi
= special term Of that Court Is convened.
DESPERATE ArrfMrT SUICIDE --Tharscsy forenoon
cob JonAsses German 81. acourer and and cles.
q soec clothing residing AZ 3o6 Ninth avenue in . p
tally ceransed state caused by excitement an driu
disc hargee pistol loaded with small shot into his f.
while walking in the yard Of ala houoe The sig
Ct enc Of his eyes DESTROYED aud his face genera
lacersted Its Supposed the injuries Of nature
terminate fatally. II il said he had some domestic
ferencep which 1t t. supposed induced the unhappy
he was removed TO the City Hospital, and attended
Dr. AgLew, who is under apprehension that some Of
ehot have penetrated the mau's brain.
AWAY TO PUT DOWN TIE ERIE RoTERs-A circular In M
gorg the ROUNDS OF lbs mercantile community reoev
the signatures Of principal pledging then
selves to deliver freight any point OF the Ohio
Mississippi rivers safely and cheaply o. IL was d.
vious to this outbreak ia Esie and without going
wsy OF Phia ephia but by route entirely independs'
OF the city of bro.nery 1--we Arrangements have be
made with line OF steamers TO Baltimore which VI
leave here daily and with the Baltimore and Ohio Rs
road whereby this will be accomplished. It is . mo
excellent movement and cannot fail Of proving esctut
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BROADWAY AEEAosaIK-srAMxsE Twins AND VII
zEAsrs.
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JHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE az BROAD
ras-ETnoPEAS hKIoDiEs CHRIsrY's MISsrRrLs
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AIRS Parry Pres o. BUsIN sss-Wn1 SPEAKS FIRST.
AMERICAN MUSEUM Afternoon -GrS. Tom TnUnD--
Don CEsAR m BA2AN. Evening GHosT ~ SITE OF
EihsELF -IoM gEuMB-RosE oY ETTRIcA VALE
BROADWAY AEEAoEaIk-sIAnKsET Twins AMI Wmp
EEAsrs.
1HRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE s7Z Broad
reS-ETuoPEAS GKLoDiEs CHRIsrY's MISsrRELs
woods MINaTRELs. Woods Minstrel Hal. "a Broad
SAy-ETluoPIAE MIssrRELsy.
SyCKLEys OPERA HOUSE. $50 Brs.dsar-nucx.
Axy's ETHIOPIAN OPERA Troupe.
BANvARD's GEoRANA 5e5 Brosdvsy.-PAsoRAnA
~ THE HoLy LAND
xHKNIsH GALLERY, 66s BroAdvsy-Dsy and Evening
M8NoR BLITZ-erUYvEsAST INsTITUTE, $50 Broad.
say.
ACADEMY HALL, c6s BroAdwXy.-PERHAh's GyT n
MENTION OF rHE SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
HOPE CHAPEL, us BroAdwsy.-JoSEs PANroscoPE.
szYkE GALLERY or CHRISTIAN AET-s4, broad
view York, Saturday, Jan nary Ia, 1854,
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woods MIysTRELs. Woods Minstrel Hal. "a d
SAy-kTHoPIAH nIEsrRELsy.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-07-15
HEAD QUARTERS,
First Division 8. C.. M.

EuBC UlVlMOn .. u. M.
ABbEvnLE c. H., s. c., June 90. 1854
ORDER No. 8. 70
TNHE Following Regiments will parade, for
Il Drill and Review, Mt the times and places
specified below, viz:
The 10th Regiment of Infantry Mt Richard
sons, on Thursday, the 9th of July next.
Wells" on Saturday, the goth ofJuly next
The 9th Regiment of Infantry, at loves, on
Tuesday, the 1st Of August next.
The'2d Regiment Of Cavalry Mt Mt Vernon,
on Thursday, the Sd of August next.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry at Morrow's
Old Field, on Saturday, the 9th Of August
The 9th Regiment of Infantry ut Lomax'e,
on Tuesday, the 9Th Of August.
The 4th Regiment Of Infantry at Haynio's,
on Thursday, the 10th Of August
The 42d Regiment OF Infantry ut Minton's,
on Saturday, the 18th Of August
The I'd Regiment of Infantry nt Halls, on
Tuesday; the 18th of August
The 9Th Regiment of Infantry at Hunters, on
Thursday, the 18th Of August.
The 1st Regiment of Cavalry Of Smiths Store,
on Saturday, the 10th of August.
The Sd Regiment of Infantry at Toney's Old
Store, on Tuesday, the 22d Of August.
The 1st Regiment of Infantry nL Bruton's on
Thursday, the Gath of August
The commissioned and non-commissioned
officers will assemble the day previous at the
place of rendezvous of their respective Regi-
mcnts for drill and instruction; 81;
The Brigadief Generals vii, each with his
staff, attend tho Reviews in their separate
commands, and are charged with the extension
of this order. ~ ~: ~: - e z ~ : -
By order Of Major General Nc GowAS = So
:.1si;p z Il is;s% - e JOHN G. SIMKINS,
- 4sE. 4 + Division Adjt General.
June 70 ~ :sSsss. e.. I'm