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Snoc Storm.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2l.-One of yes
terday's trains from New York arrived
here at noon to-day.
horse and wagon were found buried
in the snow, this morning, down town; the
animal was dead. The DRIFT was ten feet
deep. The horse had strayed away with
out driver.
The Baltimore train, which left Wash
ington yesterday evening at o'clock ar
rived here at 10 this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The trains due at 6 o'clock last evening
had not arrived at / / this morning.
The snow continued to fall until o'clock
this morning. and now lies two feet deep on
a level. The streets almost blocked up by
drifts
No trans have arrived from any quarter
since yesterday afternoon, and none have
been sent out. All the railroads in the
vicinity are blocked up by immense drifts
of snow. This morning the weather is
clear and warm.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The snow ceased falling entirely at 8
o'clock this morning. after storm OF 23
hours duration. tits drifted in some places
feet deep.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 27.--Market duh.
Flour Sc to $6 1O.-Prime lard sold at
$3.50. Linseed oil "a to 85c.
New York, Feb. 27.-Flour declined
6 to l2 cents. with sales of $500 bbls. at
8,25 to 1851.
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which be conyeys the hanks Of the Sultan for TIA
fidelity frmpess, and extn 'ue dsvction which Iso
has manifested during the pres ~ crisis
Redecaid Pacha had resumed .'unce % Turfkh
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Lord A. Pagtt, aud some other Ecg,iA nsvaf
officers. surveying of CroDstadt, had 8 narrow
escape from Russian steamer which skos out a
the harbor. and attempted to interc pt their btst
From Lisbon we learn that the vine disease x'ss
fti'i raging TO most Tea, full extern, and evesV
fear was entertained that nes'Iy che whole Of ths
vineyards were being destroyed.
Eleven cafgots Of Spanish and Portuguese sen,
cond mpeo an Russian prizes, we're Offer ed 4t auclos
by Messr. Churchill Il Sim, Of London, brokers Soe
che Admiralty, on July 10Th. and attracted = IArse
ttnoaoee. fhe sale produced ES sos las. Cd. a.
ak0ut so, 600.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHING on, July 27, 1864
The INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILE.
Mr. HoUsroS, dem of Ala, made q report from the
Committee on Conference the disssreeng votes Of tho
two Houses on the amendments to the Indian Approprs
tion BILL Report adopted.
OUR RxAr1oNs WITH sPAw--PEorosED EXTRAORDINARY
xEAsURs.
Mr. BARxspALy, (dem.) of Miss, asked the unanimous
consent Of the House to introduce the following which
he desired to be sent 10 the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs
Rssrsss Of the 18Th a.reh hs. maaio.
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sa;, go q; sss%s: % sis. .s. n
,:s s :ss e a ss ssss
the ehs.sss:s q cur relation: With sesn shsFeasr
;s.;: <. :ss s:s.sI
sS' q sss s as'ss .As :sis:ss' q ~
s::s y: ss':s
u1 Il ID q II :ues
eorjpss rsh redrs., for iaares received, and
ssyerai objections were made. and the resolution va
not admitted.
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR
Mr. CHANDLER (wh,g) Of Pa, made Intellectual at
tempt TO introduces resolution calling on the President
to furnisK the House with any official information which
has been received the State department. concerning
the bombsrment At Greytovn, san Juan, togethec
with COPIES Of instruction to the captain Of the vessel
Who made the attack.
TIE ARMY BILL
The House then resumed the consideration Of the BILL
regulating the pay and increasing the efficiency Of the
army.
Mr. Pmps (dsm Of Me-, said something ought TO be
done 70 promote the encency the army. That part
Of the b increasing the pay Of the rank and his and
provdingfor promotions among tho privsses, met his
appreciation but he opposed to increase Of the
pay Of the ocsrs Of ths army. He desrei the bill TO
be amended this could not be done he should vote
| sgainst Il.
Mr.. 0nR (deu of s. c. took similar ground, and for
tho purpose Of opening the bill TO amendment moved
that the House 60 into Committee Of the Whole en- the
| state Of the Union. Agreed to.
Mr.. LrcHn, (dcm) OF Va, was willing TO vote for in.
creased pay to privstes werc neccssary 70 get
cruits He condemned the ncrcasc Of salaries generally
and spohe Of part Of ths democrats uniting with the
| Wigs TO vote money extravasantly.
Mr.. McMuIIES, (dcm.) OF Va was for economy and
against the increase Of salary to the officers He warned
his democratic friends how they acted In this matter
the gentleman from Ohio (Campbel) and other wings
would ring the charges them In the coming election
1 Mr. CAnrByuI replied, the democrats have two mem
bers 70 one vhis II they cannot hold their party
spopsble with this majority, ho much larger one de
they wsntf The notice served eariy this session
that the yhss win hold the dcmocats 70 strict &C
/ countAbility.
Mr. Grnpwos ssid tie pressut administration viii gf
10 the eztent of .htr ngvuity 70 procure sn incsss
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PuuAprzIB1A, Jaly 27--Rs ported BY Keen Tayior.-
Fira Board-s4oc wiimingtoa RR SIS, cask, soiz; 500
Cfty s,s 90 400 shares Morris Cansi cash. fv do
bswn, li; 100 CO. IS, Tx; 100 do, l1x 81 esdiog
r. each, 49, 100 Go, b. "a n DO 82K; 30 Schuyf Nsv
~; 30 Mechancs' Bank, 2eh Bcicoen Bodrdss shares
Reading RR, 30. Socowd Board $50 Rich ihst 6s
s5wn, ssZ; a,000 West Philadehhia coup6's, s6,
s7 1000 Cam Ans RR e's, ts, s7 100 shares Morris
Canal cash, TX 10 Read,ys RR essh, SAX so do %,
S3k loo do, bb, 33k; 10 Mechsnics B,nk, 2sk. Afer
Bcord Isl 600 City k1 es, Erie, 20; sss Richmond
e'st Saki 20 shares Reading RH, SIX. Market doll.
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Of the army. &c thought peace could be preserved On
the front~rs onsfourth Of the MONEY appropriated
Nor the army Was expended In blankets and ether
pAseents, for ettnbution among the wild Indians.
Ar furasr debs the clause increasing the pay Of
ccuniA ioned officers stricken out. Without
cuAsx stH sutvect the committee rose and the House
adjossnsd.
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Judge Buchanan, Pennsyi~s pcct. wadswor.h
P.eyidsoeS White and family 8; IGais A.
J,bn Foster, ohio; Alfred j. Jan en- Loadon D. Mesto
Manchester; Col Gordon, Louisisna, Gc,rgeF Ptmau,
Cncnnst amongst tho arrivals yesterday at tho
- Nicholas.
william uery. Rchdeld Syringe, Edward Buikisy,
Connecticut; Madam A. Miisrs boston; j. wbber aud
lady, Y Munsop, Abany; J. Hamilton Whe.icc, N
York; Gen, MeMuny and family, Petersburg Va; and
Hon y y Sodiogoo West CHESTER arrived yeHsssdaJ st
Hon Victor Rurthe N. Orleans L. Johason ami family
a. .,ob,a. nndSis9n cs sod y ;n
Hoo6, California; A. J. Curtis. yicksburs Miss j. A.
Dufsy, New YORK !. A. Bailey, -aad R. Bears, New
Hon ,, Wsra.worth Buffalo; Hon l. D. Aadison, L1;
cspt Weed Collin, England Capt, 9. W Grs~ss,, C.l.-
SAINT Louis; n. g. Hopper and family, oneinoas and
one hunored and forty others, arrived yesterday ss 'ne
metropolitan Hotel
From Liverpool In the steamship Mnea-Mr Foss Nor
rs, Mrs Foet, Major Resdy, lady child aud nurse, Mrs
peck, Mr. Gsrdsils asd iady, Miss Benn~t Mr. and Mrs
whittemore two children and nurse Mr. Whitmore, Mr.
Mes.r; Marlin, Purssii Ramssy, PAse, Ksrr, Remrs .
SON, Capt Collins, Ms.srs Hardy. Hatch a.oo B.aIas
ReDodscn Johnstons, rigero, Anderson Ieamssr, Gal
tier, Phiils, MADDOX Jsnson, schmiat and isdy, Mr
& pss. B.s, T YoSnss' SS H j.esson % N. 4s"m.n Mr Dc
HraecfeIsT Mr. Duyster., Mrs Fsrrera xsssrs C9kele
Gibbs I'M Rishasds and son, swaloson, isngtord lady
sop, Meesss Roosvtsou Form Einseno, Elliott Dixon.
franck Wright, stohasn Fariet, Grant Ot~eli Morice
Ei,Ee, Longford
From CO gov, in steamship Glsssov--Miss Wal acc
Mira and Miss smith, Miss Cathcart htrs Frazer,
LIddel, Mr. Young iady, Mr. Davidson, M'ss Gal
branh Miss Ist.a Mrs rhorbun and child, Mr 'mIl
ton, hdy and daughter A H lsoy and -on 'srsha N
lacy and child, rayicr and lady, Young P4se. Ant
and Mary Young Mr. Mclnto,h, Mr Duh Jas hamilton,
Mr. Weld, lady and thr.e children, Miss wooiright
tN.nsr lscy and seven In family = F.lsnss -, ser
want, X duncan Kerr, Mr. ncCr.e, W Tsrrant Ter
lady, stenhouss and lady, II McDougali, Bethun
and lady Mrs Bby six iddrsn and servant, M'ea PAT
! Ill In the gteenge,
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Inssre,v wing fross. Mexico,

Ins&re,Vang fross Mexico.
PAoGREes OF THE kEvOLUTlOk-OONSPIRACIE
RErORJsD DEFEAT or THE ElNsURQEHTs-FAMiNE
At TABAecc, E7C.
Nsw 0s,EASs July Is, 1884.
Tre ST amekir Orzaba Is arrived st this port with
Vera Cruz oates 10 the Vd city Of Mexico 10 the 18th
iDsvsnt.
TIE revolution se Nichoarcau conttnues
Corn ss very Tabsse y, and the tuhabitarts
were asking p*rmissor to import kvsto duty ffee.
Nothing r said about the reported sath Of Aivsrez
.krmish Ia reportss, In which thw insurgents
defeated.
IL Ii said conspiracy bad been dlsccsred in Vera
crus, and several arrests unsde.
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day. held inquest st 30 Fourth street. upon the bodJ
Of winfrcd Meahins 20 years Of age who while engas
ed on Wednesday In hIling lighted lamp with spir
gas OF canphene drcsdfuily burned BY the gas
podlDg and died yesterday. the jnry rendered yer
aict Of accidental death.
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l.uxsr sss,su c.xa~.

Lever SsONu C.xass
ENGAGEMENT WITH yHpr1Ss--ARawAL OF NEW
CUTTUH
New OA,xAxs, J1ly 26e 1864
An arrival at this pcrt from Corpus Christi seAorts
thst Captain Van Burcu with twelve soldiers followed
party of twenty five Csnsuches distaccs of thrse Aaa
iIed mes, attacked and defeated them killing several.
Cart Van BURN shot through tie body but ", I'D
probably recover.
Two bales Of the cotton CROP the 6rst OF thu
season--were received here yesterday from Texas.
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From. Coarla as1,sa,

From Coarls ss.srv
QUARANTINE RBGUL ATiors-GoSs or TEE SCHOONER
BRoOKvILLR.
CHARLESTON July %, 1854
The authorities Of this city have decidei that all ves
sts fr'm Cuba shall perform quarantine OF Eve days.
The Dut h bark borgensteeu arrived here to-day from
Amsterdam reports Goth June, ftt ST. Ion. fell 10
WITH schooner Brookve Of Castine lumber co. water
logged and abandoned. ssoke LIST inst Ias a2 n. o.
bark John Potter, Of Boston for the West Indies.
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From Norfolk.
A FRENCH WAR STEAMER QUARANTINED-AER1yAI
or THR G0vERN0R, ErC.
NORFOLK, july ~, 1854
The Board Of Health of this city, have ordered the
French war steamer Chlmere" lately arrived here from
Havana, into quarantine, on suspicion II her having
yellow fever board
The Governor of vhgiua arrived hero yesterday from
Old Point Comfort and visited the Navy yard where he
was received with salute.
Margaret Webb, young Lady Of this city. was acci-
dentay killed by pistol, discharged BY man named
William Howe.
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FrUm Baltimore.
THE :sI MARYLAsn COAL TRsDE--rns SAVAGE ON THE
WHEELING
BALnxoRa, July q, 1854.
The Maryland coal trade Of last week amounted 10
$4,000 tons.
The Parker Vein Company havo paid OF the miners
claims, for which portion Of their property had bsen
seized The Cumberland Telegraph says: Mr.. Mali, late
President Of the Psrter Vein Company has not visited
the coal resions-at least not publicly.
The arbitratora in tho Of the British bark Aquatic
previously repored have awarded SO per cent salvage
amounting tho ves se and cargo to S4o.' 90.
Charles E-t the architect OF the bridge tht
Ohio river Mt Wheeling crossed |. In carriage Tues
day. 1t viii be opened to the public this week.
From Boston.
TOTAL LOSS OF THE sTEAMsE ApMIRAL-LOss OF
TIE ERIC WILLIAM M. RO0ERs-BRITIsH DEsER
Boston, July 27, 1854.
The steamer Admiral bound from Boston for st. Johu,
n b. went ashore yesterdy three miles west Of Quoddy
Light. Passengers and crew all saved.
Another despatch, dated Passport, July, 27th, says
The steamer Admiral, in dense fog yesterday broke
her crank and disabled for several hours She was
Temporarily repaired aud at this morning. whilc pro-
ceeding her way struck lodge Of rocks three miles
west Of the Qusday light, filling rapidly. She
ashore the passengers taken of In boats and all saved
also the baggage and malls Her cargo thrown over
board, to tighten her. She lies under wxter. Two
steamers have gone to take her passengers to sport
There three hundred Passengers and the freight
valued at three hundred thousand dollars She is
supposed to be total loss. Insurance small
Oh Cape Sable on the oath Inst. the brig william N.
Rogers, Of Boston, came in collision With the British
bark Princess Alice from st John for Liverpool. III,
brig sunk in ten minutes. Tho captain and CROW were
rescued BY the bark and subsequently put ON board the
brig Halifax, which arrived hero this forenoon The
Princess Alice not ssriously damaged.
Two desorters from the English army at Halifax who
before they left broke into the Queens treasury and
robbed II Of about seven hundred doars were arrested
In this city DAY after their arrival and most Of
the money recovered Under the Ashburtso treaty they
win be sent back probably TO be shot, in vsw OF the
great number Of desertons Of ae has been determined
to make few eevcre examples The names Of the dc
serters are Uriah Prcher and Thomas Casey.
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CuARLmroS, July 20, 1854
The sales Of cotton today were 500 bales ct prices
ranging from 7Io. 70 10c. The market ID dru.
NEW ORLEANS, July %, 1864.
Our cotton market has undergone no change. The
sales Of the past days have been 900 bales Flour
Is dun st te 20 81.
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PHrfADMeHtA, July 81, T8Jf
Ia currently reported that the President OF lead
ing railroad company has failed in his pvsts liabilities
caused report goes in great by the atur
Of the nontour Iron Company, with which he was pro
Ininently connected.
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Comms nee mens At Trinity College.

HAKu0RD, JuIy u, I60S
The commencement exercises 1t Trinity Collegs, In
this city took place to day and largely attended
An unusual number Of tho alumni Of the College
present The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts conferred
upon thirty candidates. being the largest class that
graduated from this Institution The degree Of n
A. conferred on %; N A., honorary, on 4; n ad
cpwdem 0, and d D. on Rev Henry Csswau Of Eng
land, Rev. Frederick J. Goodwin Of Middetown, and
Rev T. T. Bcsrdsiey Of New Haven.
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Navigation ef she Ohio.
WaEnING, July n, 1854.
The Ohio eighteen inches st thk point, and
. nnl failing
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Death OF Colonel EoeArth, Of the British
Army
ALBANY, July %, 1854.
tessrsph,c despatch from Quebec announces thc
death there Monday BY oholcrs Of Colonel Hssarth
commanding the 28th regiment Of Brissh infantry. lie
was In command Of the regimont during tho Gavazz
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sUR LYNDON ASH fARy coeaesroypEyeE.
Another Victory Of the Turks
over the Kussians.
DEFEAT OF TIN SPANISH INSURGENTS.
The Cholera In the Baltic Fleet.
Address Of Napoleon to the French
Baltic Army.
NTEREsTINa SCENE.

VISIT or A RUSSIAN NcstE.NM TO LONDON.
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rHT TEN MILLIONS FOR THE PREsIDENT1THE
TREATY WITH RUSSIA.


TREATY WITH RUSSIA.
WAsmSoros, July 2y, 1854.
The signs Of the times Indicate great anl important
events in embryo. The message to the douss 10
March last BY the President relating to the Spanish
difficulty, has since rested quietly with tho Com
Foreign Affairs, that body dndng nothing justify
hasy legislation anything that could DO easily
arransed by negotiation From that time It is thought
the administration has desired have another mes
sage; but opportunity has offered until the recent
In Spain served to open the way for the easy
acquisition Of Cuba, BY purchase seizure for the
dress Of grievances.
The recent unsuccessful movement Of Mr. Singleton
to call upon the President for nformsou and that Of
Mr. Bertsaele for approrra zion Of $l0 o0O sce
thought to be part Of plan to got another war
sage and place the President in position to negotate
seize Cuba, circumstances might dictate. with
$40 600 at his disposal and the already organized
onsters shrewd observers Of events think the latter
would be pursued The late period Of presenting
tho resolutions, by intimate friends Of the President Il
,ooi Cd upon with suspicion, intended to sprug trap
of Kind at the cose of the session. bat those best
informed think that all efforts to extend the power Of
the Presiden. during tho recess will fail.
The recent Russian treaty meets with favor here.
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WS BY TIE LEGR APH.
CNTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Our Relations with Spain.
Ten MEaioa Dellars to be Placed with tho
Prcsident.
SCHEMES or THE NEW YORK DEHoeRiTs.
.~~.~~~~~~~>~-.>~>>~>~
Passage Of the Civil and Diplomatic and Indian
Appropriation Bulls.
THE BOMBARDxRNT OF SAN JUAN.
PROGRESS OF THE ARMY BILL.
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO
'DsSAsT1OUS SHIP WRECKs,
&C., 90. &o.
THE BOMBARDxENT OF SAN JUAN.
PROGRESS OF THE ARMY BILL.
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO

From Washington.
NEW YoEK roLlTlCs--ALLEGED BARGAIN AND
SALE.
WASHINGTON, July 27, 1854.
A messenger Of the hards reached hero to-day, sod
had interview with the President. Is saet that
proposition has been made Withdraw Judge Bronson
and nominate other hard less obnox to the
softs, probably Daniel L. Seymour of Troy,) caud
date for Governor by doing the sorts will support
the ticxet
This spoIs movement finds great favor here and II Is
to be submitted in Tsmmany Hall If 1t don't fall through
on the road
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From the Cleaveland Herald. Az. 20

rrom the Cieayeland Herald, Aug %
DlSGRACEFUL ACT AT SALEM, oHIO--REs.
I CUE OF A9sLAvE GIRL AGAINST HER
WILL.
We are no apologies for slavery, but at the sam.
time we despise rowdyism and bIackpuardisrn
when used by fanatics la their rash and Illegal ef
forts to carry out their mistaken notions of p6iisn
thropy. f-'""
Yesterday when the cars arrived at Salem !, r.,
iumoiana county, from Pittsburg q crowd had On
thered at the depot, despatch from Pittsbure hsv
ing informed them that a slave girl was on board
under charge OF her master and mistress When
the cars stopped big negro stepped into them. and
accosting the girl, asked her If she was a slave
Sne made no reply, but her mistress answered tha,
she was Ihereupon the black rutfian seized her
and she, clingng to her mistress neck begged rost
pneousy not TO be torn away; but the black fellow
voienty tore her away and in the effort br uised tbs
ladys neck severely, and carried the child ont of
he car On one arm, and fourished revolver In tha
other hand, amid The plandits of the excited crowd
The master of the child was not Just then In the
car and upon hearing of the rescue offered to 20 be
fore any officer and execute free papers, If the Girl
wished to be free leaving the matter to the girl =
But the mob would listen to no such thing The
child's screams were heard above the tumut beg
ging to go back 80 that she could again see her mo
ther, who belongs to the same owner
The lille OF the owner was threatened, and he
dare not remain over, but went ON in the cars to
carry grief to the mother of the girl
This is an outrage and the people of Coumbiana
owe it to themselves to wipe out this stain
That long haired, brainless c. C.. Burleipb was ON
hand, and made an harrangue to the crowd.
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AMERICAN hOFEL,
RICHMoND, vIRaINIA.
J. .MlLDEBERGER SMITH, PkorsIsros.
,1 70 ~ Fo-aertyof Joness Hotel pAiLnd deIphts


I UMBER LUMBER The subscri.
- bers have on hand the following iipds of LIN.
BER, which they offer TO their customers and ths
trade at fair p' ices and reasonable terms viz; =
100000 IT, clear Csnson White Pine, long lep eths
snd all sizes.
l5h, 900 ~. s,aso1ad and iuch Button Wood anna
rior qnalty.
lc0,oee f. seasoned 4, and 2 inch White Wood.
100000 IT, se ssoned /, II. IA and inch Pine Plank
e,eho Il. seasoned and 1 inch Oak Tobacco Box
~ BosIds.
ho.tho n. &c ssoned 81 Dressed Floorine
J0,0oo y. s.esoned l, u. and inch Rock Maple.
80 Ctt, u seasoned 2, 3ard inch Ash.
1n.tb0 ~ supesoT l, 2 and insh Cherry.
10 i0a ~ !, and inch Black Wslnut
10 0e0 r. |, !, 2 and inch w to Northern Hickory
lWot0 superior Cypfess Shingles.
ib goo n, heat Scsntlinr
And the lrrsst assortment Of Mshosany In the city
The continued favorable attention OF thu d ade
ie.pes Wy solicited. 6ELvIN 4 PARKER,
lumbel and Mahogany Dsal.ss. Brood street.
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MRS. P E l. l. E T'S ENGLISH AND
4NA FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.


The eleventh sohoast year of this schot will
mence on MONDAY, October ID.
Able and experienced teachers secured ia all the
departments particular attention ia given to Read
out the school, and the younger pupils share iequdv
with the older in the instructions of the principal
and assistants MRS. PELLET Is assured that pu.
pills under the tuitien of NJ DE MONTHURNEY
oan with diligence and perseverance, learn year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages
TERMs-Board and washing 1920 English tuition
$40. Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod.
ern Languages each $2O. Payment one half in ad.
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
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The LOUISVILLE CATAsTRoPHE.-The l. ouis Vile
Journal, speaking of the wounded by the falling of
the Presbyterian Church in that city, says:
Mrs. Taylor was somewhat better On Mond.v
One OF her daughters had leg broken and one was
blinded: The latter was taken to q neishboripg
house after the accident She called for her father
and mother. The father was killed and the mother
dangerously Injured. To relieve her, a lady rep.
resented herself as the mother The little sufferer
could not see, but she felt her hair face and dress
and then declared that 1t was not her mother.
Mrs. Marsell, an old lady, Ia the only one of the
wounded, who has since died The sexton was not
killed as reported Mics Eunice Lane. Mrs. Mar.
SHALL and Miss Emma Cooper are also among the
wounded. The report that the storm extended to
New Albany was incorrect. So
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THE NIGHT.


By BAARY CORNWALL,
Oh, the sumner night,
Has emile Of light.
And she sits ON asapphire throne,
Whilst the sweet winds ioad her
With gariands of odor,
{ From the bud of the rose o'erbiown!
But the autumn night,
Has piercing sight,
ana . step both strong and free;
ana voice for wonder.
Like the wrath OF thunder
Whe he shouts to the stormy sea.
And the winter night.
10 ali cold and white.
And she singeth a cong OF na;c
TIL the wild bee hummeth.
And warm spring comesb,
When she dies in a dream of rain,
Q the night, the night,
Tis a lovely sight,
Whatever the cline or time,
For sorrow then seareth,
And the lover outpoureth
His soul in star-br'ght rhyme.
Ii brinqeth sleep
To the forest deep,
The forest bird to its nest
To care, bright hours,
And dreams OF flowers,
And that balm to the weary-rest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

HEALTH OF SAvANNAH-The interments in Sa
vannah during the week ending last Thursday mum.
bered 90, including 60 from yellow fever. Samuel
w. Bowen, an eminent citizen of Savannah, is
dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

ARrEsIAN WELL.-The tubing of the Artesian
we'll at Charleston has been let down to depth of
1900 feet-the total depth of the borings exceeding
that slightly. The borer now rests in hard sand.
stone rock, which has already been penetrated, with
great difficulty, to the extent of twenty three feet