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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
W. F. DURISoE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR sIMK1Ns, Editor.
TIE r M s.

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accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year do so on
LIBERAL erms-it being distinctly understood that con-
racts for yearly advertising confined 10 the imme
diate, legitimate business Of the firm or individual
contracting Transient Advertisements must DC paid
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, in
advance.
For Advertising Estrays Toled, Two Dollars, to be
paid BY the Magistrate advertising.
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VOL. xIx.----.NyI,o. 10.

( or admrer in him. No common place By.
words, nor the slightest taint of yulgarity,
ever appeared in his language or allnsions,
All his aims were pure, high and noble. and
looked to the honor, happiness, and glory OF {.
the American people. During all our ram &
bles over the world, in all our acquaintance
with, or knowledge of men, both great aud
small, we never knew Just such another,
Among all the public men who ever resided
at Washington, he was the pnrest among the
pure. He once asked me what condition Of
life considered most favorable to intellectu
al and literary cultivation. replied, that
thought liberty was themost favorable. To-
certain extent, he said. this was true but
he considered leisure, secured against want,
without unusual wealth, was the best that
could be enjoyed. He died at WashingtoR
in 1850.
At one time large number of influential
citizens of New York signed an invitation
for him to visit the city, and partake Of theirs
hospitality. In conversation with him btold
him that he would meet cordial reception,
and that it might be well, if convenient fors
him to accept it. knew that although he Z
had graduated at Yale College, and although
urged to revisit it at public Commencement
he had never returned nofthsof Washington.
He had never visited Cincinnati or St Louis,
His habits was to pass from his duties at
Washington to his farm at Fort Hill, sin Pen-s
dleton District, and from his farm to his pub-G
lie duties.
In reply to my remark about his visiting
New York, he shook his head, He said
that it would afford him much pleasure to-
visit that city, as well as other places, prns.l
vided he could be left alone to associate
with friends of his own choosing, and to be-
entirely free and unrestraineJ i'll his oWn
movements. But he did not wish to fall inr
to the hands ofa sort of committee of show
men, appointed to lead him about to be gazed
at by the multitude, prompted more by
curiosity, than by any sentiment ofpersonal
esteem or sympathy. On this account he
had abstained from travelling tours oyer the
country. The happiest hours Of bis life had
been spent on his farm, and he never left IL
without regret, and never returned to It
y without pleasure, Such was John Caldwell
4 Calhoun. .5
i have never held any official position to-
Z wards Mr.. Calhoun, nor indeed under the
. Government, at all; and never received the
a slightest political favor from him of any kind,
] MY admiration and friendship for him were
the spontaneous sentiment Of respect5for SUI
perior talents, true patriotism, and exalted
] wnr,h 60 -so2zFe2 e2sz.sssg a fSTinESAe5s
NEW YORK, May 6, 1854,
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A LADY asked silly Scotchman how it
happened that the Scots who came out of
their own country were, generally speaking,
men of more abilities than those who remain.
ed at home,
"Oh, madam" said he, "the reason is OBJ
vious. At every outlet there are persons
stationed to examine all who pass, that for
the honor of the country no one be permitt=
ed to leave it who is not man of under
standing.
"Then," said she, "I suppose your lord.
ship was smuggled."
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NEW York, May 6, 1854,

DEATH OF AN OLD PRrNrER.-Itis is with
sincere regret that we announce this NOR.
ming the death of Mr.. E, C. Councell,
which occurred rather suddenly last evening
about seven CLOCK.
Mr.. Conncel has been for some years an
old member of the Typographical frater-1
nifty of this city, and at one time was fore-
man of the composing room OF this Journal,
and afterwards filled the same responsible
situation in the office of one of our Savan-
nah contemporaries. For the last few
years, however, he has been in business as
a Book and Job Printer in this city.
Mr.. Councel for some time has been in
declining health, and was to have sailed this
day in the Tennessee for Baltimore, in the
hope that his native air-having been born
on the Eastern shore of Maryland-might
be Of service TO him.
As a practical Printer, Mr.. Council had
few superiors, by the craft and all who knew
him was much respected.-Char. Courier,
18th inst.
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COUNTERFEIT one dollar bills on the Bank of
East Tennessee are in circulation. Gen. Tay-
lors portrait on the right end is very imperfect.
and several other iimperfsctions which can be
easily detected.
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Two OF FAMILY" How we'll he plays for
one SO young," said Mrs. Partington, as the or
gan boy and his monkey performed near her
door; sand how much his little brother looks
like him, to be sure"
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"WHY is the letter D. like ring?" said .
young lady to her accepted, one day. The gem
tlelnan, like the generality Of the sex in such
situation, was as dull as hammer. sia
"Bccause," added the lady, with very mod
est look at the picture at the other end of the
room, abecause zoe can't be ned without it."
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THE HEIGHT OF HIS AMBrrlos-One of our
exchanges tells of a lazy genius up his way,
who being asked, as be lay Stunning himself on
the grass, what was the height of his ambition,
replied: ITO marry a rich 'pidov that's got q.
c0uTh,"
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HYMES1A4 MISUNDERSTANDING ad-
vertises for agents to sell work entitled
"Hymenial Instructor" A contemporary
adds, the best hymenial instructor we know
of is young widow. What she don't know
there is no use learning" g1. ...s.,...;,
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AN Irish Judge said when addressing q
prisoner convicted of murder" Your are to
be hanged and hope twill bo warning 10
you."
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CHEAP LIvIse.-The Jacksonville Adpocate,
of Tazewell county, Va, gives the prices cur .
rent in that town US follows; Bacon 10 =
cents; eggs 81 cents; flour (per bbi.) $3.50;
dried apples rs cents: dried peaches 81 l,5o
per bus corn SC cents. ~
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A TRAVELLER in England, observing a
peasant at work, and seeing he was taking it
remarkably easy, said
"My friend, you do not appear to sweat
any" 49, i,
"Why, no master, six shillingS a week
amt sweating wages"
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ANOTHER Su1pwnEcK.-The steamer
Washington reached quarantine at New H w
York on Saturday night. Sne brings 24o
passengers and full cargo.
The Washington also brings the passe,n'
gers and crew, about five hundred souls
taken from the ship Winchester, bound from
Liverpool to Boston. She was wrecked IN
the frightful gale of the 10th of April anc
had been in crippled condition, kept from
sinking by constant labor at the pumps
The Washington fell in with her on the &c
instant, and Notwithstanding the prevalence
of heavy gale. succeeded in resculng al
the passengers and crew.
The Winchester went down in thlrt!
minutes after the last Of the crew lett her
She belonged to Boston, and had valua
BILE cargo. She sailed from Liverpool Oh
the 9th Of April
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The best arts OF human qualities are the
tenderness and deicacy Of feeling in little
matters, the desire to sooth and please others,
the minute Of the social virtues. Some ridi-
cule these feminine attributes, which are
left out Of many mems nature; but have
known the brave, the intellectual, the elo-
quent, possess these gentle qualities; the
braggart, the weak, never! Benevolence
and feeling ennoble the most trifing actions
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The Do-NorH1NGs." "A society called
the Do.Nothings" has been formed in New
Bedford. There are several hundred IN that
city who approve its principles, but are too
lazy to ioin.
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A WAC was one day speaking of two of
his acquaintance who had gone west, where
new corners were usually attacked the first
season, with the ague, and said he.
"Nether of these two men will be afillc-
ted"
"Why not 2" inquired bystander.
Because" was the reply, one of them
is too lazy to Shake, and the other won't
shake unless he gets pay for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, Jan 10, lsoi
Tie Sepa5e Saturday vent 10 Com nitre OF the
Whole he bii perfect amendment 30 the cous
tu'iop Tor the compilation OF the canals OF the state
Agreed 70 7hs fret section amended BY tho Canal
Committed by 6xpg the time for nodiog ID. eleston on
the thd WscnrfcaJ OF February next, instead OF tbs
ts,one, a. before reported. Tue second section was
susudsd bv strkns ont the WORDS ''or form substau
italy the saper leaving the ticset either Por the pro
posed Anoudnsn. in relation n the canals or "AgAi ss
the propoed in relation TO tho canals" The
u ird .ction READS ~ ioloss-
The shall he conducted in all res7soss In tho
manner yroveea By la in relation TO Tho election f oovsy
er sed and oath shall be Adnnserod the like
provided hy law In the election Of and all
tie proyons ~ law relative 70 conducting general elections
hereby 70 hs tad special eeesn ~ far 40 Tho
zane rsy be appiosble.
without taxing the question: tho COMMITTEES reported
progress tie bill
To ds) ihe Committee ~ the whole passed the bill
proving for smspsmeut 70 ths oonsttutioa for tie
oorplrtioD of the < ate canals
Mr. Fisrp rsov~d the addition Of distinct section
town oficsrs srd tbe Secretary of STAT whiih VA
agreed u, and the bin reported to ths ssaase.
TBs uzPsRAscs QUESTION
NJ. NJ III. tIAK mace written rsoJrt on 20 mucn OF
the 6cverborH message ieates to ntempersnc" 60
conpalisd by bill for the supprsuon Of incompetence
TgE SEw YORK PArfs.
Mr. BRooKe offered ssolu Ion por ting select com.
mttse the New York Park bl with Instructions 70
inquire as 70 sltent go, and public park stoek.
Agreed TO.
uAroRYr GENERAL cHAUIuD's FxE.
Mr. DAsrosIH oDsred resolution calling upon the Jud
cayy Committee report a. 70 what action ssy n
psssss,y 70 ssvsv the fees from l. g. Ghathsd, atl
Attorney Gsvsral Mr. d. ailudsd 70 . so1mlniessaoa
ou NJ y AtSsh 70 the ethss braash Il ths LegsAturs
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N Il w 5 BY TELEGRA APH i.
-~~~~~~>~~~>-~>~~~>~~>~-~~
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Action Of Congress Relative to the San
Francisco.
f&rIMONIALs TO THE REscUERS AND RELIEF TC
Eg THE SUFFERING PAssES GERS.
'Senntor tlayton's Speech in Reply to Gen. Cass
On the Central American Question.
BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISL iTuRE
Political Entelligens .Mar.ne Disasters,
&C., &C., &c.
From Washinstoa City

from SasntnStOa city.
TIE 5ArsDEN TREATY-FxECUTIvE BUSINESS OF
TIE sSSArx-THE CABINET AND MISSISSIPPI U. s..
sEAAIoAsHIP--FUE NERAL OF LIEUT.. DAVIS, ETu.
WAsHsGroy. Jan. 10 1854.
NJ GsdFdens treaty with Mexico such as represent
3D. viii encounter strong opposition from certain parties
Aere. Gersral Houston declares he will not pay far
Shir or the Assa VALLEY, 1t being ALREADY, On tbs
other hand, many disposed to the treaty but
will await definite informStion before committing
themseIves
serred large number OF pcnina ions 1t Is uaderstood
ahat the commies b. instructed to report favor
ably on Collector RedHelc's nomination
The runners Of Cabinet changes considsr' prsms
trse Gov Foote still thirfs that Hon. A. G. Brown has
been elected United States Senator Tor Mssisaipp-Mr
2 "a frisDds nvng voted for hina choice OF evils
Consequently Col Davis win remain ~ the head OF the
War Department.
This resolutions introduced I, tha House by Gen Wal
bridge esy not only tender the thank OF Congress
the captains OF tho bark Koy and ships Three Bella Ard
Antarctic tut propose to properly reward the officers and
CT thoee vessels also to the soldiers
Of the army for their losses by the wreck Of the san
Frarcisco.
The amount of stocks re5esmed during last week was
92Ol, $50.
The funeral of Lieut.. Davis took place from St. Patrk
church this morniE and attended by large
0lage, Including the Secretary Of the Navy, ani many
officers of the pavy in unoress uniform.
The following of have bsn ordered to the steamer
Vixsn:-Lett s. muel ewartwout to the command Psas
Thrc Asss'snt Engineers Coinvus PArke aod James
T LsHtdu.
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House or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, JAo. l6, 1854.
PAY FoR 1HB ARMY oFYIcERs AND soLpxRs ON THE
FRANCISCO.
Mr. BrsnI, (dsm Of i'll, introduced bill providias
that there shall be paid under the direction Of the Pre-
sdent to each Of the ofcsrs commissioned officers,
and privstss who In December embarked
at New York. and under orders for California; In the
steamship Gan Frsr cisoo, and who board that
vessel on the occasion tf her recent disaster At sea,
sum equal amount Of his pay aud allowances for four
months II any ofHoer NON commissioned officer pd
vsu tha died after ths psssagc OF this act in
sequence Of the disaster, his widow IL widos his
cbcren shall be paid the which ohsrvi,s their "a
thers wcuc have been entitled TO under this act Re
red to the Committee on Military Affairs.
PROPOSED rrrMoSAIs TO THE GALLANT oFrcnps op rHH
THREE HILLS, KfIBY AND JIIE ANrAscnc.
Mr.. CHAspLsR (~hs) of Pa ofer.da preamble rectiss
In ,ubtaroe that Whereas reformation has been received
that ore thsn Ave hundred most Of them OF
acers ard soil iers OF the U. Army ard he steam.
,hp Pan Fyapcsco have been saved from death by tina Of
tcers Of the vessls Three Bells Antarctic Ard Kiby,
after severe gale the Atlantic. and nearly tive hun
drsd us mis,raoly perisnsd and whereas, becomes
republic to cherish the gallant p.rlous aud humane
&C duct OF thofe Who the lives Of ctsss and
make appropriate acknowledgement for the obgA
uns conferred at ths imminent 1srl Of their livss
and property; thersfore-
Resolved, That . Joint eonmlMss, " consist c
nine persons shs part Of the Houss aad psrseas
axt " Ms Senate M sppolA>sA and nstrssts> y nqSir
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City Intelligence.
ANOTHER MURDBRoUs AFFRAY.

ANOTHhk MUhDBkOuS AFFkAf.
A black man, named william Burnett, WAS last night
brought to the hopAl severely acerated with Wounds,
from which II doubtful il he will II sppsars
Barnett belongs desperate gang Of blacks who rssds
IN vicinity Ct the ARRAY Of Grand and LAursns
streets. Last ght barnstt into porter
grocery store OF German, Henry the corner
Of the above streets and, being le ntoxatsd oegap
quarrel with the proprs,or Henry After few harsa
words hsd pa red betsren them the negro Buraet.,
roo ,omstDug AZ Il 70 throw At Benry when tss lat
tor Immediately ssbtd cheese kni'c and let fy the
n.sfo wherever he could hit is gave him an awfal
"a sons the back OF the neck fye Ic res long,
'hs ht ~cu-d iha Top OF ths yhorder very args
~onrd IN The email OF tho back and STAB bstweea the
o'clock lat e'gst rhs irjursd brought 70 The
City BrsJir. ~bsre his wouocB 6rsaedyoy DR.. Az.
new The German Henry y DOW locked MP In tns Kighth
Ssrd ltAoD soasc TO await the result Of Barnets n
Jures
ElIc7ioS IN Tsx MmcASafs LIBR,nY Tho apnuai cleo
ton Of tai- institution on to-day. The usu II
am upt of fcE aDc -xcitsm@nt will doubt be snjoyoi
~ te enoerF Yesterday the partisAns were ssaousy
ltv work csnvsssipg for thsr fsvois caDdidates and
hoh parties arr 'sususrs Of sr Jooeph BLACK
for Pesids7r and Douglas Ihiog yell fr Lorrsspondin9
secretary bosevsr, oompose the toltt which appears 70
BE- The prominent and calls forth the ral and patriot
the old hoard snd are regarded 81 the members a.
worthy sno faithful cfc,rs This nsttuton Ia one Of
,h' most worthy n orr city or Union and s deserving Of
th- best ~bh.H a all Lst the bays have thctr fun-t
only lssts turing election Gay
HR-ou sasurdAy nigh. at O'Clock, ths goocs Ia the
shoe eipds~ si W o. hiIss!syg fancy store, No. 2H
gghtn svenue caught FIRE from the gss The alarm was
promptly given and the rsu@n qzcsly the spot
BY x dre5isd Efforts the are dnsd 70 tne goods
in she ard the shelves I'm aediatsly adj ,pns H.
r dsnsgs a5 1It u 300 Insured in this Firssan
Ipsorare. Co for 81 200. Ceptain Stevens the
gr md with hls. platoon OF men. Are broke cut in
tss imss house boidips 2ao Front auest occupied By
serr q Co, provision Dealers II was sxnsuishsd
With thght damage by water.
ADysr Cass HoaicIpa About the frst OF this
month. nsn named Matthew Boyle efty four years OF
sss, who resided In Thrtieh street. near Tenth avenus
vas sevsreiy beaten, alleged By nh son lav samsd
NcUsrnott Mr. Boyle subsequently, conveyed 10 ths
Bellevue H,spi,Al wbsre be dsd yesterday morning.
stated. fom the Effects of the injuries Dr. ODonAsu
notified to hold inquest bat for want Of with
the Corsner deferred this Inquest until this day.
TNAS PAsDoSm rHS ErscuTrvB we uadersSAAd thai
William pipsp co, vicsed Of napsau ghtss, ehygsd with
bsps accessory the death OF Dr. Osbn and ssatsaSsd
10 the state priscp for years and tsa unGhs -
| bssn pardossd BY Gov. seymour.
bin bss bssa introduced into tbs OHIO IAsssrsfrp -
ths assdmsst of the sossututov % = 10 provide fs
annual instsaA Il MenniAl sesaVA q ~ LAoNtueA
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Marine Disasters.

FULL OF A BARK AND DESERTED SHIP sEgS, ETC.
BosToN, Jsu. l6, 1854
The bark h,gncr, at this port. reports 9th la tAnt
Georges shoal W ffy miles, fell in with the hull OF
vessel hearing 5S i've miea; stood for It, but thick
stsrm coming did not frd her. Judged her 70
be bark of 300 TONS Nothing left standing but the
mzzen mast tbe head Of which painted black.
The brig Mtcn from nariso for Malta poisett, wlkoh
put rto Tarps un Cove with loss Of aud spsrs
ports Jan s, LATITUDE longitude, vsssela deok
house painted flesh col vito green ~indoW shades
No data, lat. SO 10 large veseel, apparently
clipper sbip with loss Of nain and nixen mAsts Hhs
appeared TO be fnll Of water.
WRECK OF THE BRITisn BRIG CHARLOTTE BrC.
EALIIMosK, Jan. 10. 1854
The B-ish brig Charlotte rom Hsifax f'r ChAroston.
was ,o,nlly wrecked ~ hor ria Islsad Cree saved.
The Bhip Safsn G. Oweus Mt Ashore on CnArisatou
haroor, but would probably bs tAved.
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Assembly.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1871
NOTICES
Mr. Casa 10 authorize the formation OF town fnsarsuSs
oompsnies.
Mr. BARROW, TO amend ths View York police law.
INTRODUCTION Bills
Mr. 1BoRNE TO amend the revised statutes Ia IelAuco
to the per petusou of testimony
hr. MATTHIAS HUrcSsoN 10 tax tbs stock OF incorporA
ted companies.
XxBCyrTyE MANEoy.
Mr. BusSErT called for tho consideration OF shs reso'u-
ton Offered Saturday that the Ways AMI Means Com
mit,es bring in bill providing fr the purchase seio
ing IF suitable residences for tho Governor. Mr. h.
briefly advocated the solution and Il then sdop
GOVERNORS AIsfborss.
Gr RcBARs cAld up the resolution 10 appoint som-
m,s- 10 into the charges againt the Nes YORK
6overnsrs of the Anshouse.
,r Px1las, Who opposed to travelling coranatssa,
wanted 10 know the reason for tnis inTes tisAtion
Mr. RCBARps replied that the reasons w~re varfous IL
we'll that the citizens oi New York wsre a-
pl, sast with the concuo Of me Ten Cove nora ard u
expected that the Legislature viii tatS cosuizAnoe of
cbsrgss made against them. There md been chArxs'
against Warcep but the Govsrnors would nN pay
xnr attention to them
Hr ArKN thought these charges could cot be rus
tsirtd.
Mr. BARROW moved 10 lay the resolution on the table.
Carried. @w
fTBiIc LANDS
Mr.. HARHs called The resolution requesting orr
representatives in Congress TO support BeDnstts lASi
bill .nd the finciple contAin.d Ia II. Adgyt-d.
No oher business Of Importance transao'ei prior 70
ADJOURNMENT.
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The Governs d ship OF New Jersey.

.KaNIUN, 7 IhIF
TIE COMMITTEES the Jueics-y ia fhe Seuats hsa
meeting today, spd repor ed this afternoon 10 lengthy
urnept. tha the estioo o Roc H. Prices elgoi
ht3 tn. office OF Governor o. New Jersey cognabs
oily By the su?rens Court OF hs state ar Cnpgr from
Essex. o,sths committee di,sened IN few rsmsskA
The report adoptsa.
The arrapgsmrp,s for the inauguration OF Cav Prioe
going forward spitedy Several military mfaars
vii, h@Ie from the ea1tern sart OF the State The
svsnt takes place At tomorrow, In The Sente
Chamber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17

LAIN YR0M TEXAs-sLoo CONTRACT FOR PLANK
ROAD ACROSS TEnUAsrAPEC, BTC.
BAiTIaoRE, jan l6 1854.
-Four mails received TO npht from New Orleans,
three from savannah and two from Charleston.
Galveston datss to the 9Th inst. recsiveo.
G-n. CAaval had been acquitted by the United States
Court
stated that Col sloo has sectsd contract with
the firm Of Sykes Co., EcgAnd. for the constructions
Of yAps road the In of T.hus under
the ,ioo grant and every preparation made for the
msnceD,Lt Of the votk.
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NJ. Bedlau2o

INMSNATIoN PROCESSION IN PHILADELPHIA.
fhILADglPHIA, Jan 40, 1854
There IL an inmenie procession pa-,iug through the
streets hs evening with .i.y of ~ Bedini, who II
believed TO bs 10 the city
lnELAMMAroRy HAkDBILLs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Pi.csres were pcs "a abou, Nes Orleans tbs 9th
INST. in EDgath French, !, Ani-h, and GERMAN, a.-
pruocrg the Intention Of B.dir visit that CITY,
spa calling the citig. lin o. wild beas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
A. clio en- { on the Harlem Railroad.
TWO EMPLoYLs KlLLED-PASsEEGER's LsG Rna

KIN.
FAJts, ,Isn. 10, 1854.
About IL O'CLOCK this morning. the Viii lock Sta
npn, Aarg Of the forward truc Of tue sxprss tcAs
rom New York brots and the gins on the track
taking ~itn IL the baggage James Baird, the
gineer, and the fireman, ntiy ke, and
Of thr passenger in the baggage injured.
amongst them Lewis Griffin, OF New York, who hsd bis
leg broken
The passenger kept ths track and ran some
distance after the disaster No in them was hurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
Markets.

PROVIDENCE, jan l6, 1854
Cotton during last week dull bat prices underwent
cbxngs WoolMors activity, with but little Of the
best grades Of pulled fleece hand That coming for
ward net with ready ass ct the fu average prices Of
last menth. Sales OF the los coo lbs Printing
cloths vodeata sses, prices wth ut obsngs. SAIss e
the week II $50 peces