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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-13
PRICE, WALSH & co.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, SEW ORLEANS.
Nrtv nptr.xv Arr;l fg fa-,

NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1854.
We have abundant recon nerd kich's SaIa-
mander safe emneBiIy freproof since had an ex-
celent opportunity, the 9Th February last, of testing
of that description. which purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store. No 81
Chartres street. with entire stock hats
&c, burned the morning Of that day, subectiEg
safe very intense heat during several hours vet
IL saved all its coBebts comprising bank notes ana
checks upwards of nine hundred dollars bills recev-
able for several thousand dollars and accounts Ina our
books for 70 ~ Thousand dollars. As only
one hundred and ten dollars. We risk nothing in pro-
nouncng il the cheapest article We purchased.
ALERRT & TRiCO.
A large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SAlAxAkDER
SAFEs, with Rich's improvement. for safe by
STEARNs & MARVIN, ~
(successors 10 Rich a. Col .-.
146 WATER STREET. v. v.
The only Makers OF Salsmander Safes. combining VIII
ders and Rich's Patents. and Sole Propretors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
KEY hole. ALLIS & HOWES.
rayg-tf Agents at Evansville.
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JEWELRY STORE OF

SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN AR KRoN
NEW fuILpIsG EVANSVILLE. IA.
AT this store keep constantly on hand large and
VA general Of Watches. Clocks aud Jew-ly OF
q kinds OF the best sly les and quality Ny stock
s will be continually supplied by fresh additions with
business connections enable buy and sell at the low wes
prices.
Repairs any kind executed competent and al
10 ~ charges
all repairs done store warranted
Those ything in line. respectfully invi-
ted to examine my stock and prices. jel-u
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FIR E! FIR E!! FIRE!t!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF, .,-e
HICH'S SALAMANDER SAFESs

IT p The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE Irsr ryrs
received by the mails. They form additional testimony
OF the Superori! oi kIcHs all Others
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, &C.
CHARIRsTos, April 90, 1854
Ia L. NJ HaTcH, Agent for Rich's Saiam nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding IL impossible TO our safe du
ring the late fire, which destroyed store in Hayne
street and having taken our books we nut into n
several papers TO test it. We glad to acknowledge
that 1t fully sustained the high reputation Of your Safes.
The preservation of these paper, more than we ex
peced when we witnessed the intense heat il was sub.
jected 10. Yours, &C., aHf
COURTNEY, TENANT &CC.
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Il Y. CKISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
+" FOster's BatidiRg, Up Stairs.
Il T. CRISP. having removed <pis Oiice TO Fosters
u bull ling will be hand Avail times, to take ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages &e., and attend
to all business required of him Justice OF the Peace.
febg-tf
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COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
FIRE IN DANSvILLE. NY.

DANsvILLE. April 10, 1854.
Messrs. STE.RSs K MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the nre. Ii contained ali books and
papers which came out in good order The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully, yours,
BROWN & GRANT.
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STEAMBOATS, q RAILROADS
>~~~--~,-~> ~
TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE u. 3. MAIL
AID EXPIRES PACKETS.

TRI-WEEKLa "A Boat OF this Line will
leave Terre hlute Evansville every
Monday. Wedn.sday and Friday. at O'clock
NJ These Boats large eemmodioIs we'll furnished
rerre Haute aroad and Northern Pack
on the Ohio river, e22-u
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
Two Daily Trains. Making Iirect Connection
By THE
LITTLE MIAuI lSAlLiIOA


COLUMBUS, To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
TIMoRE AND NEW YORK
Atsix o'clock a. NJ. and i've o'elOek r. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTSBURGH.
At SIX o'clock NJ aud -and-a-hafo clock "A. M
and i've o'eloek p NJ.
FARE REDUCED
Cincinnati to Philadelphia
Cincnb az. TO Baltimore .....................A
Cinein All to New Work. Philadelp lpha.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh
Cnenna, Psbsrgh (front carl
lime Cincinnati TO Pittbnrgh 10 hours
Time Cincinnati Philadelphia .3O1s hours
Tine Cincinnati TO Baltimore SOY
Passengers W cock A. VI Train Lightning Express
Little Miami Railroad have Crestine dinner
Pirtsbargh clock p and make direct
neetiOn Pittsburgh wit train to philadelphia and Balti
connecting Philadelphia With Train NewJersey Rail-
~ clock A NJ. Express Train Little Mi
ami r. R. sleep PITTSBURGH and by Morning Train
passing the beautiful mountain scenery BY daylight Tor Phil
adelphia Baltimore. connecting Phiade pbia with
clock NJ Mail raa via keasiDgson aud Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passengers O'Clock Evening Express Little Mani Rail
direct Pittsburgh with Fast
Train Philadelphia aud ltmore
del phia with 1rai New jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot st Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
AND Tor All please Apply at the old established
General Railroad othee in three yellow building
east co, er Front directly opposite the
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Landing.
Eastern (Little Miami) Depot. East Front street
MM II. CLEMENTS, Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADER Tiek,t and General Agent.
TH- OMNIBUS LINE I..-
Will call for in of the city bv leaving d
recons above Ofce of Broadway and
Front. directly river bank.
eyS j. III. HOW ELL. Conductor.
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EVANSVILLE la. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I3 1854
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

/ n DROxyN DOMESTiCS.-so0 bales different brands IS
Cotton 100 bales 0snaberg Cotton; 100
Drilling; 20 laes blue Drilling resived and for
sale nv JAMES LOW d CO.,
1 NJ AIS Main Louisville.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRl-
WEEhLY NAH. LIME
r=AStIR ON and after Saturday. Iu.y LIST. the :
GSrf- -kfEs dersgned will Iki-W EEKLf LINE OF
Stase Coaches a, above
Leaving Eva isve. Mondays Wednesday aud Fridays
O'Clock A returning leaves New Harmony on Tues
days Thursdtyfs and >ata days at o'clock A. W
The line will all stocked with good horses and
comfortable Coaches truy careful drivers and the rs
With regularity aud dspach AH orders for goods or
Of packages. promptly and carefully at
tended 20.
For other business srpy the Office at Lv-
sale Stable Locust steet near the Market House
eaving their names orders OF the H5ts All
secure prompt attention. n 4 Z. H. DE GAkMo
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LAW PARrNERSaIP.

TAS. g. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE, Attorpies at
81 Law, Evansville Indiana. associated themselves
partners In the pPlcce of the law, and will continue
to practice in this and the adjoining couses and In the
Supreme aud District Court. They design turning then
attention particularly TO land law. Ia short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes, abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville q its enlarge
nents orn Lalnaseo togethe with their professional
,I,n a. l., tis TILE n desired ljy25- -dawtf J
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
SfATIONER
VVTOULD respe fully inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased Nessrs.
Rathbone & Wheeier. their entire stock OF Books &
Stationery he has owed his Book Sto 10 the stan
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock ables him to
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this ct; con
ssting in part Of Miscellaneol School Medical and
theological Books. Writing. Printing Wrapping and
Fancy Paper d Foreign Ss Fancy Stationery Of All
kinds. All ofwheh will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
Cincinnati prices. fact TO shieh he would cali the
attention ofcountry merchants, dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make it their interest
TO purchase of him. - aug 25-f
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SH H5RwOOD HOUSE.

vJNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reitted and re:urnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned 10y
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and
rages to let.
Tie stable large clean and well located, and good
hostile are in attendance Particular attention
vii b. paid to the care ot HOSES left with him for keep
ng aud in all respects public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjys-ul j. A. BYERs.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in Hours
BOSTON in 3tIs Hours:
... BUFFALO in i6l- Hours:
DUNEiRk in Is Hours;
CLENELA> ID in ah Hours;
BY THE
Cincinnati Columbus aud Cleveland Route

LITTLE MIAWa RisBssO
passengers via LAX, Shore Railroad Dunkirk. New
ors aud Boston; to Bud To- Albany New YORK and Boston
.'cga. Bnrlhgton &c. @e
| Three DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning In press O'Clock
making direct aud exclusive railroad connection to Crest.
line Ptsbur;h Philad iphs Baltimore snd New York at
All any New YORK. Boston. &c.. Sc.
NJ [sxty miles than any ether rorel
meeting with magnificent Low Pressure Steam
QUEEN OF THE WE Capt. Mcbride;
FinE As CHEir As ANY OTHER koUTs.:
Through Cleveland to Buffalo without iandrg in ten
% ass % New o%
This train also makes connection at cr.sne to Pttssurgh
Cleveland with Raroaa Dunkirk. Buffalo. New ork
Third TraiD"Raro,G Evening Express O'Clock P. NJ
e1 5 s"a s
and to nk,rk New and Boston Buffalo Niagara
Falls. Albany. New York. Boston. &c. &c.
The only route landng passengers in Cleveland.
The rIaS % mis- Tsue s sss 'sT Inn
The LITTLE NiAMiTs TaE SSIT EASTERN DEFoT
aas Te wa m and
aO reehecke5 Duakirk New York. and checked
The Dep ot,h route and Lake Shore Railroad s. cieve-
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
'Sf 'S Yellow loo
Br ad~ and Front directly
post peneer HOUSE. Railroad Hotel aud Mail Boat
the Eastern. Little Miami Depot Front
u. II. CLEMENT. sup't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
WIN call for Passengers in the city by leaving
and Front. directly on river bank.
ey27 f,l-l ~ J. II. HOW ELL. Conductor.
DR. J, G. BURCH, Dentist,
vgESPECrfU LILY requests those in dett him for profess
and M s .Rs a
are no failures when :hey are paid for. mysl-n
WAR WITH RUSSIA.
ii EVERYBODY ELsE.RtN HERE living estab-
iished Yard Water between Locust
and alnut prepared sell in tne e'
PTTsBUR RGH COAL low prices as can e ooasnt be-
10 the Falls All orders left the store OF
Churchill viii be tina nkfuy received and
Itob by my3-yd&w Al. ho W.
aNREN(H col OGNE Double Extracts HAT y
Il es and Combs. Tor sale At e2 a. u -
: Il = Saddis. Extra Fine imperial; 9S:
Chest Choice Gunpowder;
. ~ Caddies Extra Fine Gunpowder;
Boxes DO DO Young E Hyson;
.... j Chest Superior Black Tea. cooK.s
Just received at ezo oooA'.
uDoRTE MONIES Money Belts. Flower ys;ss and WSri
n Baske's. for sale at e2 a u foshEE'S-
SUNs5D,Rn!ISEsss;Im- ssI- Meal. ,om....-. Honey.
aoso, Es.s. at eyii COOKS
UpEFINED sUG AR.-50 bhls st. Louis Loaf Crushed
Powdered and Refined White just rec per Telegraph
Se eyt & 0' s. 3. GILBERT CO.. sye. near Water.
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NUMBER lIs,
CLOTHING &C,
Ia READY MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CE
IL CAPS, &c., &C. -,

w n " u . ~ IL ~ A ID RE Ia l..
Masn ST.. nearfy Opposite Rank.
THE undersigned has just opened a Clothing ana
Il Furnishing Establishment, opposite tbe Bank %
door be low Alley. He has large s ok OF Read, n Id
Clothing, Furnishing Goods &c. which he offers for
sale at the very lowest prices Knowing the demands
of this market thoroughly in this line of business he is
prepared to gratfy them. His goods have bee n mr.
chased at the lowest rates. and will be sold the very
lowest prices Those waning Clothing of any descrI.
ton, or Gentlemens Furnishing Goods generally. would
find to their advantage to call al establishment
fore purchasing elsewhere In this stock Will be foun
Overcoas, Coaks, Dress FrOck and Sack Coats Shirts
Hats and Caps, &c. DC which oIen FOR inspec-
tion Those waning bargains had better call this
house. as good articles " i'll be sold CHEAP.
have also a large assortment of WATCHES AND
JEW ELRY, all Of which will be warranted to which
call the attention OF the public
sep7y -. l.. KAHN.
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EDwARD LEWIS. RoBT 8. nowARI
LEWIS a. HOWARD,
| ~ d u W AIDING AND COMMIssIOV MER

house the Canal Personal aud rompt attention al
Consynmsnts. either IOr sale or shipment.
Evansville June 10. I55f-ly
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S. SORENSON,
Insurance and General Agent.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TOHN c. DEvEREUX, ia, wholesale and Retail
Il dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, window ohhus
T,asters Wrapping aud Roofing Paper Lamps, Phosgen
Gas etc.. e.c., Nam street, between FIRST aud Secon
..,. laugl0 ly
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION.

oRNBRoOK & CHURoHILL. Agents.
Water street. Evansville Ind
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Mr.. CIryTIAxp-Iti is my opinion that, at the last
meeting, Burre held one share, and that was trans
Mr., BisHoP explained that Mr. Burial held IS from
the beginning of the Company but none Oft belonged
10 him nor any member of the family 1t belonged TO
Alfred Bishop AT his death.
Mr. BUcKLEY-Five were transferred IN order 10
make him q Director and ultimately President.
Mr. Corr moved a Committee should be appointed
for the purpose named. An application to see the
books had BEEN refused before. A lawyer had gwen
bis opinion they could be come at by mandamus.
Mr. HALL moved a substitute, that Commit
fee of three be appointed by the Chair to draft resou
tiors expressing the of the meeting as 10 the
Directors. Carried. ~ r.
The CHAR appoin ed VIM. NJ. Hall, John n. Ia
GER and ). G. Buckley, who retired. .
Nv DyNxY entered into long consideration of the
necessity of devisiDg some means 10 secure aain''
frauds. -, ,;
The propriety of accepting the overlssue was also
discussed. 80 A., ,...
Tie Committee returned andfreported resolutions
TO this effect: ,,, A.
As the aggregate of spurious stock held by ,he
ctors exceeds that of genuine they are requeseu
Ia ,esign Committee of FIVE is to be appointed 10
publish IN expose of all Interesting matters OF the
company 10 whom the Board are required TO Gise az
cess 10 all documents. That the Commtlee pe re-
ouested 10 recommend course to protect the houefs
Of genuine stock tina; they report their acuon ID
fltnre meeting at Brewster Hall in New-Haven;
The resolutions were all carried except that relating
IN protpction of genuine stock. An attempt " ou"
stiiute New York for NewHaven failed.
The Committee was named by the Chair-yiz
Geo ". Blunt of New York, +. 5: Cleveland OF
Hamilton Mr.. Lteds Of Stamford, hr. bau"ih VI
New. Haven. A. +. Beard of Norwalk.
MIR. Hall moved q resolution recommending me
Directors TO offer reward OF $4,000 for the appre
hension of X. Schuyler. ;-.L 7
Mr.. BuKLEY-Thst - more than ne Is wor'A'
move IS 0o0 Ca,r
Mr.. BluNr opposed it, the means Of the Company
being so d.lapidated.
Mr.. DExSY thought il very proper: ,,.
Mr.. HALL conieDded that K. Schuyler mignI pc
coroo State evidence and give some very n,elui ,n-
for,natiop There discovery inade ny MI
Ketcbalu; but " hen did he sell out
Mr.. HANFORp wished TO know how IL wa 'ua.
the dir, c,ors their families aborers, and heiP got
free pas sage on the cars mani.
The resolution offering $1,000 was carried unani-
mously. =, ,.e.,.o os he IA
cessed father Alfred Bishop, who, he said, had long
eco disfrusted r. Schuyler
vote of thanks was passed to Messrs. Leland LOT
rc.olution was passed requesting the COMMITTEE
60 40 communicate 70 the Directors the reso.u-
.;ou of, ring reward for Il. Schuyler.
The meeting then adjourned.
rThs Renort of the Directors of the New-York and
Haven Railroad Company viii be found on the
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The fact is that the Hgngarians are too shrewd ."
he forced TO subscribe; they did it. aud made
their Subscriptions over 70 men 81 straw, and IL
will he somewhat difficult to realize the money.
The Dis,io Espenol OF Madrid coptains strong
article sgsir 81 Mr. Sou,6 who is leaving Spain aud
visiting tie Iyrepees. The Spanish paper hints
hat Mr. Soult was connected With the abortive
Increment Of the es'h ut, in order TO keep up
agitation aud disorder in the Peninsula with =
view to deprive Cabs Of the assistance of the
r,o,her country. The di,'riSe contains many
more charges. which all prove that the Minister
If the United States has not for single momeat
ceased to use every Kind oC means for acquiring
Cuha for the United States. He has done 1t
p-obstly sg-erably 10 his Instructions and the
sttsck of the Diario FsPasoi will be probably
the best document for the jGs.iicati OF Mr..
Soule in the eyes OF the Secretsryof Safe when
he is to report be ailure, since il is entirely be-
yoDd sny doubt that Espartero riA not under a"y
circumstances consent to he drnera,ioH Of CUBE,
and General CoDcha, the new Goyeraor-Generai
of the island. is not the man to be surprised or
frightened by any flibuster expedition. A p. c.
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sOULE GONE TO FRANCE.
MARKETS FIRMER.
Dates: LONDON, Sept 9; Paris Sept g.

Tie Cunsrd s.esmsIip Arabic from Liverpool, Sat
u,dsy morning. 9th instant, with l72 passengers ar
lived YESTERDAY afternoon. Her news Is not i'm
portant.
Russia r,iects the propositions of the four powers,
retire. behind the Pru:h and there awaits the course
of events. New proposals are Matching in the Ger
manic Confederation which, it is hoped, may proiuce
peace. Part of the Crimes expedition is embarked,
and has proceeded to the rendezvous at Baluhik.
Gen Guyon is put in command OF the army Of Asia
From the Baltic and the Principaltes there IS nothing
new.
The Liverpool Cotton marke, is steady, but the
large quantity on sale keeps down prices. Bread
stuff have advanced. in consequence Of small arri'
walls. The harvest is mostly housed throughout
France and Britain and the yield is at once good and
abundant.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

prITGa1Es TO STATE TEMPERANCE CONTENTION
The Temperance people of the City met last even
inc a, 81. Lukes Han, Nathan Nisbett in the Cnnf'
and James l.. Frazer Secretary. The following Dee
o,,e. were nominated to attend the Convention az
Auburn: y vvvr;,-.
neFrsa G. WOOD G'1 W White Geo s,.s MsKiS.y
outwise. pH-J L. frsui L.. yiII~Jshn
6dnn,il, w. Wilson XiA-wm- Atkins d. 'r-A'4-
XXT-John Hunter. ~
Albany. JoHs n. WILDER, J. I; hA'a' F..s
BrloG H: spa G pr n and B. p STATS. . WI
RraIs,eH. 4. WIZ. ORtoP. b. &. WOOD H. a.
NrRaIAx and ]. B. JKRAAfs.
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NEWYORK AND NEWHAVENRATLR0AD'
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

MEETING OF STOCkHoLDEhS'
Pursuant TO public call, signed by 2s stockholders
IN tho Nev.York and New. Haven Railroad, and pur-
porting to have been signed by rs other stockhold-
ers. there was meeting held last evening IN tue
Me,ropolitan Hotel, for the " consideration oil sucn
matters as the interest Of all may require ana or
che adoption of such measures as will place the
" management in the hands of those whose admins
tration viii be for the greatest good OF the greatest
number"
At O'Clock. the time named for the meeting, there
we're about 20 persons in the room. AT 20 minutes
past there were about $50 persons present, winch
number was increased to about 300. MS' H. ocuu'o'
Of New-York inquired whether Horatlo "riuiy was
present He did not answer. w. Teller was calieu
for, but did notreply. W. ii. Maxwell of New orh
was called on to take the chair; he declined rs no'
knowing the obiec.s OF the meeting. Col Dwight
Morris of Stanford was then chosen President Il o.
Cleveland, Secretary.
The CHAIR said i suppose it is known to all tna'
something must be DONE if they choose to save any
portion Of their stock. / suppose this meeting Is
called 10 take preliminary action TO the meeting OIL
the Sd Of October. trust whatever II does wii Dc
expressed in language that can be understood ~
seems to me is time TO look to the management OF
this road and place in control meu who have h'gn
degree Of ability, whose lessons in finance have not
been taken in the fancy school Of Wallet. APP
plsuse.
Mr.. CLEvELAsD-Itis necessary TO know who are
The stockholders, as this is a meeting Of such. move
. Committee to ascertain who are genuine stock
holders.
Mr.. MAxwELL-It is first proper to decide who has
Tie right to vote. There are at least FIVE classes
here; original stockholders holders Of Schuyler
stock; those interested through trust or deposit those
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MARINE DISASTER.

BOSTON, Thursday Sept. 2l, ls5i
The bark Octavia onived at tn; port to-day from
a. Ionpi,ude 7s5, while gale was blowing from the
sautb, the brig Orient supposed to belong to South
rsrol1 a was seen di.masted and the crew, four or
Eve in number were on the house aft a1d wanted to
=. off hut owing to the gale the Octavia could
Sar ,bsm no asss,a1ce and fro the condition of
heir vessel il is supposed they all Seiished.
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..rest advantage to them, AID introduce state OF
sssreriy far greater than ever before experienced
pr.fher rtlict Of the late Thomas o Bren. native
.,Sourh Carolina. who emigra'ed 70 New-Bfans~iek
si7s5, died at Mispeck on II. 18th inst al the great
~ Of lI3 years. -, ,,
ssfhe order for the embark alton Of the 72d High
,,sSers AID company Of artillery irom Halifax has
Seep eountermanded.
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THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CASE.

PROVIDENCE, 1nprsday, sept Il, 1894.
The law case of Day against hartSh4rn sho oihe,
hsfore the United States Court ,,,
Among the eminent counsel engaged by che defend
.,ts are Charles OConor and james L. Brady OF
New-York. -;.. os .bo oo.o .,5
ill probably occupy the attention Of the Court for
week
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p,,,ov,r,oy OF PROFESSOR CHAssIso.-We learn
e ne boston Medical Journal Of Yesterday that
Dr. walter Charming has resigned sne IN the Msd
Of Sd~n I y Harvard University and that the cor
ca, have appointed DR.. d. Humphreys St0s'
r. thst c;ty' 10 an the vacant chssf.
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Tile COMMONWEALTH NEWSPAPER.

Boston. Ibarsuay, sept II. 10.
The last number OF TIE C0vs~oarclhA, Free so1
,aper Of this city, appeared TO day The publishers
- N firm who srV soon % issue new evening
GU co. 20 advocate Anti-Slaverv. Temperance and
bniestantisna, bat D0t IN = partisan manner
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.nn1.cr MANuFACTORY DESTROYED.

PORTLAND, ThuTsday, sept II II -,
~ osr,;sge. mandatory on the corner OF PFeb,c
i N1 C~,nhSysnd SIS owned by Libby, Flagg &
fhu was burned at noon. The loss and amount
# ;nsuronco has not been asceriaineu
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CHECKS TO CANAL RECEIPTS.

ALEANY, Thursday, sept q, I-'I
The receipts Of produce by the Erie Canal were
,.mporarily checked by sunken boat in the canal
rear Schenectady.