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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
NO. g9.
We take the following communication from
the .flto California;
San Francisco, March 27, 1854.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27, 1854.
Mr.. Editor An order from the Supreme
Court to remove the State Capital to San
Jose, which appeared in your evening edition
of Monday, was read throughout the city with
pretty general satisfaction. To avoid any
further expenses which may be incurred by
trans-removing the State Capital, it would be
an important step for the Legislature (and for
the tax payers in generaD to pass law to
entitle the Sheriff of this County to contract
for the building. of a scow, about as large as
Noah's Ark and when completed cause all
the Senators, Assemblymen, Attorneys Clerks,
ETC., etc, together with their wives and fami-
lies to live and legislate on board It will
be an important consideration to see that the
scow is a large one; soas tosgive a1nple room
to spectators and their friends. When this
floating Legislature shall comeinto existence,
if the mercantile interest of San Francisco
require it, we can have it propelled or towed
by the inhabitants thereof into the Bay and
anchored off Goat Island. Should the min
ing interests of the country require it, the
same course is only necessary to take it up
the Feather or Yuba rivers /; and should any
hlllbustering or outside arrangement in any
OF the islands of the Pacific which come un-
der the supervision of our government they
will only have to charter the steam tug Reso-
lutte to haul it to the 'other side of Jordan"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

Upon the following paragraph we have
nothing to say, beyond recommending it to
our readers. 1t is short and to the point
Who'd be little man behind rock in the
way of business:
ga little man behind big rock with plat
ter full of pearls at cent piece, and keep
ing his own council, would probably sell no.
thing. 1t is of the greatest Importance to
make yourself and your goods known. A
frog in the night attracts more attention than
an OK, for he cries aloud and spares not. The
profits arising from advertising are not con-
ceived by those who have not tried it. To
those who have, we need not say word, for
they will never discontinue the custom. -
[ Democratic Stote Journal
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
BY MARY NEAL.

Twas night, and all day long I'd strove
To soothe my little suffering dove.
Oh. whose beside mothers love
Could rightly nurse baby?
laid me down to steal some rest,
Its head was pillowed on my breast
In dreams, my husbands love still blessed
Me and my darling baby.
But soon its piteous meanings broke
My rest and from my dreams woke
To feel its pulses feverish stroke,
My little suffering baby
s'And oh. how rot its little head
Rise quick and get light, dear Fred
Something unusual, Pm afraid,
Is ailing our poor baby"
Slowly he rose, with sullen grace,
The light cleaned on his cloudy face
81 never knew twas (man's , place
Before to tend baby"
My pulses throbbed terror crept
Throughout my heart and while wept,
This noble man lay down and slept,
And left me with my baby.
Oh you, light hearted, beauteous maid,
Whose greatest cares to curl and braid,
Far from life's lessons you have strayed,
If you ne'er think of babies.
Then learn from me, matron staid,
For this alone woman made,
After her sovereign lords obeyed,
To nurse and tend the babies.
And man, thou noblest work of God
Thou, who canst never see the load
Thy wife sustains through lifes rough road,
With thee and with her babies,
Go kneel upon thy mothers grave
And think that every life she gave
Made her Deaths victim or Life's slave;
Then love your wife-and babies
And you, you musty bachelor,
Who could not watch little flower,
And keep it fearless one short hour
Poor vlctimized ''wee' baby =
Go hide your gray, diminished head
Within your mothers feather bed,
And ne'er through life may it be said
You have a wife or baby
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

Moonlight-night; shady grove; two low
ers eternal fidelity young lady rich young
man poor great obstacle young man proud !;
very handsome very smart sure to make a
fortune young lady's father very angry !;
won't consent mother intercedes; no go !;
rich rival; very ugly very hard-hearted; /;
lovers in bad fix; won't part; die first !;
moonlight again; garret window opens !;
rope-ladder flight; pursuit; too late mar
riage: old manain a rage; won't forgive
them: disowns them old man gets sick !;
sends for his daughter all forgiven all
made up: young man getting rich old man
dies; young couple get all the money live
in the old mansion; quite comfortable have
little children; much happiness.-[FNIs.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

A CHALLENGE.-We are informed that q
challenge to mortal combat passed between a
Mr.. Long and DR.. Cleaveland yesterday, the
former being the challenging party. We are
also informed that the Doctor accepts the chal-
lenge and chooses for weapons, "clubs," and
designates the place Of meeting, the Plaza.
S. F. Courier.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

There are two grand-daughters of Patrick
Henry living Mrs D. S. Winston, of Athens,
Ca, and Mrs. S. B. Scott, of Halifax, Va.
Mrs. SIS mothers first husband was a brother
Of Thomas Campbell, the poet.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

KossUTH.-A private letter, says the New
York Tribune, from Kossuth, dated London,
January "a, and addressed to gentleman in
this country, concludes by saying "You will
soon hear of Titanic movement on our part
of our heaping Ossa upon Pelion, with but
our nails for TOOLS"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

A noted horse-dealer, in showing off a spir-
tied nag. received kick in his ribs, and al
though smarting under the pain, made up the
best face he could, and exclaimed, 'Pretty,
playful creature y
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

1t is said that the SonOrians are willing to
have their State annexed to the u. States. but
that they viii not have any thing to do with
Walker. They will fight him to the last.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

'.My dear fellow" said Beau Hickman to
waiter in a hotel, i have respect for flies
indeed. I may say, | am fond of fies-but ]
like to have them and my milk In separate
glasses they mix so much better when you
have control of both ingredients"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

The Americans are so noted for their trad
ing propensities, that portion of them aetu-
ally live on bargains
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

A vender Of patent medicines in New Bed
ford courageously heads his advertisement,
ssNot afraid to take his own bitters.1
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

The TURKISH WOMEN The Baltimore Anne
rican has an interesting letter from cores
pondent, dated Constantinople, November IS,
from which we extract as follows:
We hear much in the West of the attrac-
tions and beauty of the Turkish women. (Cir-
cassians or Georgians,) and / certainly have
seen a number Of pretty faces in the course
of my rambles about this great city, for they
are only half concealed by the s'yashmaek, J"
with which they envelope their heads It is
made of gauze and although many folds of it
encircle the head and forehead. but one is
passed around the lower part of the face, so
that you get a pretty good view of that por-
tlon of their physiognomy Their features
are very regular, their dark eyes, beautifully
soft and languishing in expression, and their
compilations, though pale and sallow. are Of
ten charmingly tinted with the mostdelicate
touch Of rouge. Asto their figures can say
nothing, for they dress most horribly in the
street, being enveloped in huge sack of fus-
tian, far too wide and too long for them.
whilst their little feet are quite lost in large
yellow morocco boots, like mems with one
hand holding up the loose, flowing sack. and
the other occupied with a mantle of the same
material, and always of some dark sombre
color, they shuttle along the streets, the most
shapeless looking mortals ever saw, just like
so many clothes bags, in yellow boots, as
Willis says Bought as slaves they receive
little or no education. and I am told that ma
ny Of them can neither read or write Hence.
tits, perhaps,
'That in Eastern lands they talk in flowers
And tell in garland their loves and cares
And in this way they may indulge the taste
which they are said to have for intrigue, and
to which their dress is like that of the Lima
ladies, admirably adapted but woe be unto
the fair culprt who is detected by her jeal-
Gus lord in such doings, for he would not hesi-
tate moment about throwing her into the
Bosphorus, the tenant of sack from which
she would never eXtricate herself The strict
invi0Iability of the Harems, even to the off
GERS of the Government, until the women
have retired admits of many crimes being
committed within their precincts unheard of
and unpunished- even if denounced it is
so easy to remove all traces of what has 0c-
Cured before any investigation can take
place, that conviction generally fails in such
cases for want of satisfactory proof Abor-
ton is said to be practised to great extent
among the Turkish women, and there is be-
sides great mortality among the children ow-
ing, perhaps, to their being handed over to
black slaves to be reared. Obesity in women
is a beauty among the Turks, and the wives
of the rich are generally lat, as well as indo-
lent, kind and childish, and eat vast quanti-
ties Of sweetmeats They delight in fine wea-
ther to make excursions to the valley of
sweetwaters or other similar places in the
neighboring country, where they will sit for
hours under the trees indulging in the ''dolce
far nienti"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
@n1., rcrne,.,enee in Babies. slrv

dedicated to the renowned Bachelor,
who wrote an Essay of several pages on an hours
experience with baby.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

The Gar of Russia seems fond of Russian
turnips with Turkey-although it is said he
detests beet (beat.)
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06
Exploration of the La plata.

WASHINGTON, JAM Z0s
The Navy Department received letters this
morning from Lieut. Commanding Page, of
the steamer Water Witch, which was sent out
some time since to make reconnaissance of
the La Plata and Paraguay rivers. and their
tributaries. The steamer at last accounts was
at Ascension, the Capital of Paraguay. 1t
will be remembered that President Lopez,
some time ago, forbid the assent of the Para
quay by foreign vessels, because of the diff
cultles attending the dispute relative to the
boundary between Brazil and the territory of
Paraguay. The public will be gratified to
learn that Lopez has made an exception in
the case of the Water Witch, and the steamer
therefore will be able to proceed upon the
duty assigned her.
Lopez manifests most excellent disposi-
ton towards the United States and the Sur
yeying Expedition. Lieut.. Page building at
Paraguay small steamer to be used in as
cending the shallow rivers lying within the
district embraced within the proposed limits
of the survey. Every facility is afforded him
by the Government of that country in the
prosecution of the work. All the timber re-
quired for the construction of the vessel has
been furnished him free of cost, and some hea-
Wy iron work being required which could not
be prepared except in machine shop, the
Emperor ordered it done in the Government
shop, and refused to permit Lieut.. Page to
pay either for work or material The kindly
disposition evinced in these acts certainly in
dicates that we shall find little difficulty in
establishing amicable and profitable relations
with the country over which Lopez presides.
Lieut.. Page describes Paraguay as a fine
rolling country, with fertile sbil well adapted
to agricultural purposes. H expresses the
opinion that it offers promising field for
American enterprise and Kill He states
further that the river tradescan only be car
ried on successfully in steamers, because the
course of the stream is so snuous as to rem
der it almost impracticablesof navigation by
sailing vessels.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-04-06

EXTENT OF THE REPUBLIC appears from
the last census that the territorial extent of
the United States is nearly ten times as large
as that of Great Britain and France combin-
ed; three times as large as the whole of France,
Britain, Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal;
Belgium, Holland and Denmark, together !;
one and half times as large as the Russian
empire in Europe; one-sixth less than the
area covered by the SO or 60 empires, states,
and republics of Europe; and Of equal ex-
tent with the Roman empire, or that of Alex
ander, neither of which is said to have ex-
ceeded 100000 square miles, Stockton
Republican.
Two loafers met upon the wharf yesterday
and passed the ''compliments of the season."
"Jim," said one, shave you seen Hall? he's
looking for you.n
"Hall, what Hal1?" was Jim's answer.
''Why, Alcho-HOLL, you fool"
''Pshaw," responded Jim, ''that's poor
sell and you wouldn't have caught me if
hadn't been hurt last night, when John tipped
me up'
"John who?' said the other.
''Demi-JoHN, you numskull."
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
THE LAST WAR BETWEEN TURKEY AND
RUSSIA
From TIE London Moruips Chroaiel--

From The London NorAins Chronicle
NAV be convenient now that the Russians are engagei
on the same ground that they occupied in s2s and ~
to give pree Of their operations, with the dates oi INC
several steps Of their progress The following stspen'
is drawn up on the authority of the Prussan writer
lses May THE Russians crossed The Rra,h IN, ar lne
hS mo tbe Dobrodia and press forward a. once 20
The BsIkau. The Prnepsss were therefore merely oc
cre BY a force sufficient 70 seeaEe ihes fesoafce- a
,Ie rurer pensbe To seeurc 1c tank Q! .hs inyalng
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

AxTrNEBRAsKA MEErISo AT OcDEssBuRGa.-A meet
ing Of the citizens of ogdcnsburgh held May H. to
protest against the provisions Of the Douglas svindle
Elijah White presiding, at which Il was
Bed Republican principles aud institutions can be pro-
edge and the OF
instltuors therefore the rsin soi o. ss yss
Territory OF should be saen6ered BY
Couzre,s Of ffeemeu the wilherDg " Slavery
hd Tist noble the band Of spartans la Congress
opposed passage the Nsbrss BILL meets With eor
concurrence ard approval 49,.
Red Thar m our opinion any locking 30 the abolition
Cuba the enibos Of that iaDd wo1d snofd
bst feaon s attempt By the Government o. eess
Und Sss posse Itself Cube by either saa conquest
purchase.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
N,EW-yoRK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT
ualer Cure.

nR. TAlLOR's WATER-CURE, corner 6tA-sv.
and ssh.t-An airy location AID sgpeor co.alao1aiin
Tor n,s others PROMPT attention 20 ouldoot Gala
IRE t. DENNISTON's WATER-CURE Estsb-
~ lsnaeu STilslsie, NolshsmP:oa, ..sNa19ei limited 70
49,. Established iSf7'
nR. \. BEDORTHA's WATER-CURE, at SARA
TOGA SPRINGS, Broadway, near ColFs~s spring Dr.
koBfRT HAMILTON = nov eonnee-a y lh thl. I...s-lo
UYDROPATHIC and HlGIENlC INSTITUTE
III AID SCHOOL. 10. IS 5Lsieh'-st-ACCONNODAflOAs for
PATIENTS Assistants frE OatdooT F-ct-e
ut for Faaie Disease feae Phyc % I'D
80 80 go r T TRAIL y D., Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN GLEN WATER-CURE and sum
vi NFR RFTRPAT Faiudeh y. J.-Oue ard = half hsafs
Tide frcn New Yosk by NeE-JeEsey Central Railroad
Aptlsstior. received The sabbath Recorder Once, No
spruce -s-, M orE
NEWPORT, X. /. WATER-CURE.-Thi estab-
Inres op~r sea Bsils attached Aedses Dr. W y REH
VNHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-CURE
VII b. ned on MONDAY April H. in eonneetioa win he
Nv Ysk CS NseTCure Appcfons for rooms nav be made
Tie CITY Otce Us 2fhst o. University Paee IA
s nav rgrue at either esAbhs1t and have
,ss sdvics Of ether OK both Of the medical pastler .
'-N --'-~ q. II WELLINGTON, NJ D.
o. w. NAY NJ ID.
UNHE NEW-YORK CITY WATER-CURE, No.
~ is,h corner Uuivsrsy place connected N
Osre NouUt.ia uEer JONI care f4tcI and
"a aess accommodated in city ecIntIy ~ 7s 1sy
@ II WELLINGTON, n ID.
". MAY. NJ d
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
Ocean 6tcamere, Ne.

DUNNEIS Il HERMANNs ISriiMCS of PANA-
IL MA EXPRESS for ihe TRANSFORMATIONS OF PASskN, PAS.
1FRSnr ACROSS the lslhMgS 70 NONNkOl l win
fhe STEAMER at tPANAMA-RuNNELs a. hhhMANN iVst'
shy known to yeGs past as upo ths la
- rsns0y sVo notice the pabAt u tie Atlantic
hat tey are largely eBsasod IN the prompt VansioSn % r1
s S ReeSsc. from wall 10 Panania employing ~ ne
,nr,o s esl kiess,ngt and large nunbI OF ns os 'le
.j 10 the route. also the eor q Railroad Tram leaving
su ,o fbe arrival of the Personally they VIII
mon tbe hmus the Trsu f.sca ~ nou
- or Siscon,fort; they have established az once io
,hs sale Of their Trans: Tcket ~ Ne 80 Broadway NT"i"s
whefe MI 4 l. sAi'SV-' '" RIiNSELS HERMANN.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

ArrENIr Al BURGIkET.-A young i~flshnllh ~ nshl7i .
J.ln y. GriGIer yearly a-rssire az = ~ ri
~, ,-rt r. ureerf-.. b fhc rfs, % -l5 W =. -
~ vi 4 In L1HdEsgs1'.. a-afhte " DO -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
I,HmHEsrER. pYsPEprIc SPECIFIC -Fcr

rHNHESTEks DfsPEPIlC sfEtlrS'
fKEb No ~ gs.t't Ne. YET Yea
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TsseSssS Z z Ss NJ A1 q sS;s s sY,
Furti, sEsrrses Inads Alderman W Human No s
A.I E.tEi IT, r-s' X o s; csSnSs:s ga "a &: A I'd
sssLsi Ssw-Yeskl CsIl.s ss.le.s Hs % "s@' 50 "-"
DR. MAGylNs IUCTyA CORDIAL-The great
iss-Isis. Ct he has 'ys Iss e5y 1s s1.s ..
secs. kssssi1l iz 1a sll every dcase e5asc,s& vita
aes ss ssSsy E Z; : * h..2 ',.s, ,sI ssas rSs
HOTI0Wky's OINTMENT and PILLS the best
Ii rs=rey e CURE BAD LES-s-EL LIZA DEN, he wte o
u eryrEf ivins Dinssa. saturT susret ~ syes
s a:1as WA sIs i: e. s. As 81 s,'sI''ea e :a, r;l @
a1t wAis o,NrMRSTS MR ' Ps 4 - S oss Tsscd aTss
sFfesssnss .zd y lssii.s = ihs sE ss-s .i $40
had ioasssnSBs H. lay te ea'1 b. ihee Ai-4o' "a
Sod by q, lie ss1d1s OF usdieins ha Uuiiea s IL pa
and boae 81 cents. so es sE& ~ = eaea and yaoles
b slSDs Sss-YofI nd 5, he Psopd,tOf 10 ~ SaHd
LONDON.
ApIEs MUST LOOK PRETTY, or they cannot
eI1c ssnirs;lcn IN iii pzs.A Thsy al klsv n fact sai
hence eawds slesEey sn Ia, soas ths basIAi o
1 R ISS sSS cosssss @ Ts 5s l
81 siI BIO q Eb D so so&F n yFSErIbiE Is RorGF lily wfE
INSTANTANEOUS BAR d fOJDisi. SUBTLE 10 air
oofirs ef fie BODY aud he oet aeie OF 40
led, s.hsd rrs- -s led @,h e aad uels compounds
& % Coz on se f.l. s' o. ~ soiP b.. e
tic world Arrnrs-f erdsr ho to ; - ~ tlieas r psi-s
S; heSsr-y 4 sues. H.rt'oT snd Drass-'s Frrsr'y
AIRS. ALLEN WORLDS HAIR REsTOREh IS
w HAIR DYE sd conisis delete .ois nsf'ni-
never . tiss af arseI 60 IT, osili color alrl
~ ii r,- ~ rnl ror- f- sul h1~-s.f "eaN At
seccus dirrcots he Hsi vii retain ~ osnsi c'l'f
It or@rs-s he ain sucrs, nerves
-ss OF ire Hsiri The far from f.nr
u-ss e. d-.fs rrovts rr d,zls Prr-pT9n
scaf ne-- eruption o. tns hsf hE
sToRkR - 80 ~ tn-. one generally euaLsn or ys'f'
PAIssN sll CENTS pr c.fle Ferglcr. he rr1eiis Dei.
IS BIZ core = .rhs;hE-; No io s9efy; " -ls Mci
ia-o T.; Ao. - e1 - Boaeway' "e 10 Atar h9sei No
rs Fl foE-st. bfookIyr
rgRI ES.-IEAlONAL-Ihe HULLS TRUSS
OFFICE res been removed the iRlFAiE DH ELblNr,
Nc 81 NHIE--f u drcstway ihe fA's sff
the Lades s-t rnt@len snd afe
male arr frri.lc enfsn'
brrs Psterc supp r-s applied for ne cure ~
Pgoylu1 LseT. bl-crc L-ptosi Spi-l Il+9'
Abdominal srd sLculLss Braces made 70 suit case
Lee sioskaes &C. klld ad made 70 order IL S INl e
OFFICE No 60 White-st. fREDK. u BUTLER Fropretor-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
" s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS

j. PINWALL aud FANAMA--Fasa-t VAlf - '1I1-'
rss.s3 iu six houIs MONDAY June 81 -oeoek N ron
- f ~ Warrer.st Noh River will be Dispatched me hett
ssnhp ILLINOIS connect a. psIss Win 'He wen Au'"h
- s,ns Iiior sieamship JOHN L. STEPHENS.
f,oue tickets this Line now be secured az tas coNns
very shesp Lsdes saloon be; m ins1ips 500
Rom be,,b .cludug Hinckeys Transit IcASt as above S
lower saloon including hinckeys
Tnsi YIef as above $50; SieeTege berth neIuans o ha
road Ticket i's present terminus within 'e" N'" " '
10 Panama, 80. -. y. .,.s,ners Of the PaeEe
,n5 Mai Steamship Companies arc unsurpassed ahd ia'
about to visit California invited TO car ana sNA " -
selves ~. ~ W.s,st
FWPefseko sPp'9 a. NV CHAS. A WHITNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
6tcambcais ano Railroads.

TOR EXCURSIONS.--The large, welknown, com
AMERICA and splendid barge MEhS -,
Excursions For sIiieua inquire oi osP ~
and Ie boats on Hudson have been expressly ht.ee @
sns Of ol and every article ioE the convenience
comi.rt OF parties
CTATLN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY
- NOTICE-CHEAP EXCURSlOk-fare et eerts Uh $40
,f.er Aui TO- s54 the beats will leave s. follows -.
Leave audcrhts LsDding Staten Island, every hout uo
70 TP NJ Leave foot Of Whiehsl't' Ne"-iofA' every
-, & A N 10 L NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

MATT WARD ~ LoUIsvILLE.-It was reported n Louis
vile Monday, 22d, that Matt Ward reacnea thnt e.y
that day ON the r. j. Ward. The feeling that hs pre-
senee would be likely is indicated BY the ow
ing note published in TIE Dem0craf OF yesterday moA
ing: !, 49,, NJ, w.,a
the murderer : IN our midst be- having sf,es on tns :. [
Wsrd What Soss Il mean what does 10 lntsno y
The meeting At The Court HOuse WIS., re sss. - = ss Ia
mob, composed Of ne rsbe o. osI .s-,ss
~ 4 Wa com posed bone and sneu Of tss fes.s 81,
i - 80 - not very ngcn ~.
hot BE- inrinidstee csrrynr cut the % . se e1 of
b. snd shall rot be WIN e =. " y
The anaen'ee D1'' s An 0Lb CITIZEN,
II 49,. bo ,ousuoed tue meeting the Court Hoas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

TIE CHOLERA ~ PRoyIDEscE.-An doubts az 20 the
existence of the cholera among as " now removed There
hsvs been seven cases. six Of which have terminated f
in Jail lane and three North Man-sreet We
are informed by those who have de best means Of know
ing that Edward Connolly bic wife and Of about II
yar OF age constituting the whole family have died Of
Cholera since Sunday last neither oshom were sck over
2 hours Their residence in the No 534 North
Mainsrcet The wife Of Mr.. Connolly had beeni at the
residence Of in Jail lane who died OF cholera and
assisted in washing &C. and probably took the disease Ia
that way. We learn that the Mayor and Board OF Alder
men have Issued orders to have the filthy places In the city
cleaned and not to allow undue number Of residests
10 occupy tenement. The thorough enforcement Of this
order alone can city from the rav.ges Of cholera
FATAL RAILROAD AccIpESr.-JAcxsos, Mich, May r.
The special express train which len Detroit at esoc<
last night ran over an OF three miles west Of this place.
The engineer was taken from under the engine this
ing dead Up TO this time, p. h four person. had died
Their arc II. Hoek Of Detroit engiHeers W. Fuller
Of MaYsha fireman; Mr. Crouch Of Dearborn; j. bios
som Of Marshall and man AZ the Exchange, not ex
pecied 70 iye paIne not known.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29

DFCI7IA AR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON no

nECITlAR NAIL LINZ VIA SIVNINu y ~ IwI
IL BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-bEpf Vhp Qa ana i, iaSS
TON-alsud Route without change Of cars or asieh'n'
Tie Steamers VANDERBILT Capt Joel stone and CoMaio
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