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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

Hrom tns fhhaoeiphia nubettns 49, VI
Part OF the documentary hf.tory OF the railroad trou
bls In Eie county found 10 letter addrssssi 10 the
Governor Of this state BY the Presden, Of the Erie and
Northeast Railroad recitee the facts pretty much as
they have already been given and represent in animated
Language the de ermined rssAnce Of the Ee psopls TO
the operssicns OF the New York mopopolis. It this
popular resistance that We regard the most positive
proof the moral right Of the cins Ia the sta I'D they
have taksn the opposition was merely that Of fec
ton or n thsrs svsn minority Of the people the
New Yors Of the question: there might %
son for the doisgs 1t Erie ssrg stsmstsei ~ tho Of
mob Bat tai. not the case. From the showing Of the
Presid ut Of the Eric and Northeast Railroad hmsed the
whole people Ers eouny united and determined to
resat the Injuries attempted b. the Ne Workers. Agsn
t~msn lately from Erie confirms this vsw Of tbs mAttsr
"a fnforns M be has never greater unAnimi than
that displayed BY the people Of Es In dssnes Of thsir
Whss people thus, without dsssntsg voice, take
rosson UPON great local question: u prna Jar< ev
{enee that thsy right Ths sxstsnes OF any opposite
49, snacts< At distsnee By body uninfomed Of fasts
eS sesoou'ly ,bls and eorrupts5 Z no evidences
totss contrary TIC Pc pc = ~ eons nev.s
Is, 81 l-ast 20 support the opposite side Bat
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ROYALTY pLEASIRINfs

Queen Victoria and her courtiers amusing themselves
in the Scotch highlands The London Times makes this
fact the subject Of sharp censure ntimatng that il is not
consistent with the present feelings OF the nation that she
should be pleasuring when the copns Of the London pa
pers are hed With the of the killed wounded in
the bloody battles in the Crmea Such language applied
TO the sovereign is very unusual in the Times
Philadelphia Eeager
hat has royalty to do with the mseres of cholera
stricken soldiers in the pobrudscha the MANNED diving
and ead soldiers who tormed the heights Of Alma Al
her romantic highland seat al Ralmara Victoria with
her large and interesting family rambes among the
ge Of bonnie Scotland and with mirh and laughter tho
hours fit away golden wing while her husband shoots
quail amidst The purple heather whole moors Of which are
specially reserved for the royal pleasure Meanwhile the
Queens service in the Crnea is tracked with blood and
each despatch brings wang English hearths The Eng
fish loss at Alma was l,9T4 men and s5 officers
1t Is always thus with royalty Louis Napoleon gives
sha6ghts the Champ dc Mars and sham-shows in the
Champs Eysee and tie treaeh soldery under the cry OF
"Prs FEmPteeRr forward to the muzze Of Russian
guns and moved down for his especial glory The
French loss at Alma LAO and 81 officers but
that extraordinary loss viii be drowned in the gay display
of the French metropolis the English loss does moi
disturb the pleasures Of the English Queen and her court
GolgRlss Statesman
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TREASURY DEPARrAxNT,


Noce hereby given the hode of the following described
OF the United Staes that this department prepared
chase between the hereof and the 10Th day No
vsmb. OF those nc amounting in the aggregate
the and the hereinafter
tioned, witt
In OF contingent competition within the amount stated,
order OF lime which said stocks
offered. The Certificates duly assigned the United
States the who the thereof
transmitted this department. The receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following particulars
L. The par value, specified each certificates
premium authorized by the OF
July, si6, redeemabe November ~ iaS, OF cent the
Of the authorized by @ OF is4a redeemabIe 3lst De-
cenber 1862 Of IL stock OF the loans authorized
by s ss eaeeabe the former the 3st
December 1867 oh June 1908 of l6 cent
authorized by the Of 1885, and
deemabe ia 1884 commonly called the Texan
indemnity, per cent.
each certificate from the LIST Of July,
receipt and settlement at the Treasury with the
or money the days interest
in addition.
said will be made drafts Of the Treasurer of
the United the Boston, New York,
u Philadelphia, the parties may direct.
will be entitled benefit of this notice
shall actually sceiv "a the Treasury or before the
said soh day OF November next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 2T-dt20Noyii Of the Treasury.
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THE AMEmckS PEACE EXPEDITION TO JAPAS-We
stated few months ago that Mr. Silas f. Burrows had
lifted out the ship Lady Pierce at San Francisco at his
own expense and sailed or Japan, with number of beau
tal presents for tbs Emperor We perceive by Tie China
da iEa be tuyaea to Hongkope on the l4th of August
Ald that he met with handsome reception from thr Ja-
p@nese The NAH says
The Lady Pierce arrived in Jedo bay fifteen day after
Commodore Perry had left token of amity and peace
ana without any preparations for war and the high Ja-
tahce officers said the visit was much pleasing to
lhem than that Of Commodore Perry who had with him
700 mans big gurt and fighting mem rte japanese,
however expressed Che regard for the Commodore
sud his officers
The Japanese il Is said we're surprised on visiting the
Lady Pierce to find her so elegantly furnished Her d.
s+'pu we're AEe, BY arlss who said the Emperor III
Fnael to boid t~c vessels on the same model With a
% Of ocals from Ureea the Lady Pierce made trip to
mh Ten miles Of Jedo but the said officials objected to
uer gone any nerer saying that Commodore Perry aid
vol 20 any closer subsequently the ship visited Smoda,
"ef charge OF THREE pilots sent by Ire apthortes, in
OAPany WITH government cutten she latter having or
uS' % render every assistance Japanese rescued from
Junk ana brought TO San Francisco few years ago
aAsn oal By NJ Burrows aud restored 10 bis friends.
'ns net created very favorable impression.
The lover orders u is said were profuse In expression
words aud gestures Of their gratitude to Mr. Burrows
VINO seems to he Of opinion that Deey eenosee !, man Of
al. Nients Is likely, by his of American
SUI customs 10 accomplish than hosts Of ambass-
aO' towards forming and ccmeutng intimacy between
japanese and foreigners
Large presents Of silk, porcelain, acquered ware, &C.
eie made y tie name OF the Emperor 10 Mr. Burrows
hno however requested give Publicity to his de-
Elimination that henceiorward in accordance with spu-
oas IN the treaty foreign intercourse whatever would
Npermitied With Ieddo bat that all vessels proceed
a'her to Simoda 20 the other ports thrown open to
american trade Baltimore SIN
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DIED.

saturday, inst ALICE Only daughter 81 GSoseE and
MARY f. EenEEtoH aged years month and 10 days
Yesterday ,s brct ban sueriug
KATE DOUGLAS, AGED three and y months daughter
josKPu l.. and MELisbs W1LLrsss.
This is the secoGt victim
days RKaKoeA JAsx scarcely cold grave
sister, KATY, fellows the gloom glory Heaven
KATY darling Gas the bright and hide porivey
cAteI hersef5
Friends invited attend the funeral o'clock D.
day, from Mr. Williams residence, ss1 G
The friends family respectfully invited attend her m
neral This Sunday sernoou from mir residence street
!oh aud Ii;i
Alter few hours iiiaess al .s late res5epc.
tins city, al O'Clock on Friday last Wa PARKER ELLIOT
architect leaving aud children, large
relations and ends lament his Sudden premature
the meridian OF life and Of usefulness.
r ELLIOT the 10th year age although neuye
of Nev Jersey had been resident Of this nearly his life
the relations Of husnd. father. ena and citizen,
exemplary and without reposcbi professional man.
the magnificent Pateu Office building furnished The
original design viii nOnuR taste
and genius.
His funeral will take from hts late residence gsp,oi Hill,
TO Peters Church, Monday morning O'Clock The
friends of the family respectfully invited TO attend.
GReligious Nstsoe. The prousctcd meeting in the 18Th
Baptist Cnaeh, Rev Dr. Teasdae pastor will br
another week Preaching to-day II o'clock
preaeing aso night during the week All ny,sd
Nov
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From the pubuqne Herald
HoN. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS AT GALEyA.


Judge Douglas spoke at Galena Saturday evening.
The courthouse filed to its capacity, and yet
ii impossible for all who desired to hear him find
admittance 1t good fortune, well some ff-
teen twenty Others from DUbuqle 10 listen for three
hours ard half 10 the overwhelming arguments, the
scahiug satire and burning eioqueuce Of the Little Giant
During The first part of his speech there disposition
manifested by portion of the audience to disturb the
meeting by misses but the distinguished adj
yanced in his argument and his feelings became thoroughly
enlisted in his subject the violence of abolitonism dis
armed silence pervaded the dense throng and every audi
toFdemoerat whig usionst aboltonist and know moth
ingsecmed TO drink in the spirit Of speaker The interest
sustained the very last letter Rrcuated, and then
three hearty cheers given for the gallant leader Of the
democracy Of Illinois and Ike equally gallant champion Of
tbe DEMOCRACY al the Union The speaker frequently
interrupted during the Of his speech with hearty
demonstrations OF applause and the tears which flowed
from the eyes Of old and venerable men who just
ready to descend into the grave reminded foreiby that
We had assembled that eyening to listen ord
nary exhibition al tbs power of intellect the force of truth
aud history and the beauty and suhmity Of true eoquence
In tile graphic language Of the Colonel be airy eqptre
his audience.
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In" J"iie" b"rissaae opsrs Tro.ps OF Twenty Per
REIsG The largest company Ethiopian insuss n uhe uars
II states, most respectfully
ADD amusing entertainments,
Al The above hail. for four nights only Wednesday
evening, rsh Instant
Prominent IN this unique and new enterprise l. TIE
nuRLEssgE
n. JULIEN AND HIS RENOWNED ORCHESTRA,
Comprising selections from operas.
The baequr Hutchinson family, ent. and
original selection Duets, and choasee
nouneed 10 be The best musical exhibition te county
Tickets 37 ehl.aren' tickets a5 had
The hotels, and at the door
Concert commences u O'Clock
Nov 4-df H. ;. CARTEE, Manager.
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OSE WAY or cArTuESG RUNAWAY DAueHTERs-The Co
hmbus 'act (Phobus what name is responsible for
the following
Recently band Of Indians gave performances in SOM
ersei, Ohio, and two girls sisters 90 captyated
with the dance and the whoop Of these Sons of Nature
that they asked permission accompany Them which be-
ing calamity granted, they proceeded far Putnam
where they oyertaken by the mother of the girls
spFy widow who called the police aid her in recov-
ering her wildgoing daughters But alas for womans
resistance 10 loves appeals when pressed in that eoqnence
aud those Of natural affection and simplicity which
these native of the forest could bring to bear After
little talk and private interview with the chiefs the
mother discharged the police, and made third willing
heart to follow the Indian men 10 their western camp
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INTENSIVE SALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE AT AUG
:. lion On Friday the 10th instant shall
1.-THE of Pennsylvania
oeock Of the beautiful assofmens Of parior and
chamber furniture offered n
full of Zebra wood. wardrobe, bedend
dressing table, oomh,ode tables,
fine consisting bedsead
coEtaoGs toilet and sofa tables ine spring
9ataesse- feather holsters and pillows, made
bcd-eads
one oak consisting OF Asion dining
and hall tables, fine debolrd dining
and chairs
Two entire Of marble for chambers
with feather beds, holsters plowr ~
65S yards snpefhne figured and plain mating
tbs above Of beautiful
iy
ne District, ba having his mind determined
sold to the highest bidder. IL = and ofs quality
10 stln
ash.
ladies
Washington public general, respectfully
vited he sale hsy viii Ind II well worthy ihs attention
1ba furniture will be ready
Thursday previous e sale The public viii please call and
smlus TOR themselves,
GREEN SCOTT,
N,v 5--dd Auciopeers
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ANOTHER HoyoR.--Another duel took place
New York Tuesday morning being the third affair
Of the kind which has originated in that city within two
weeks. The combatants two young men, one a mer-
chant in South street. New York the other custouhouse
broker in the city and the of their quarrel
beautiful young lady residing in Brooklyn, to whom
each made preensions. They met at Fort Greene and
fred round which resulted in Of The duelists get
ting ball through his hat and the other ball in his left
niurng il quite badly The seconds then interred
settled the dispute and parties left the ground
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VALuAsLt tsrsovKn PROPERTY on rESSsYLvASs
4tva~s betssea NJ sn& ~
the ON >osesabss sa asios D. a 10 ssoni
- me Ftni-e- yafi - - he ts-srfaaoa hsvsaS
si Ga fsnnsl ssaa .treus - st aeAs, saniax 20
fesf laiest
~hch rea
TeE~s oae bafh taanfs d q b. ~ saa9ss ssr
notes basia. ffaaa
trust taken fitis isa-Halstle.
The described pupfy oatad hstassa "a
NE Cd railroad deT d = ao ssssss.s ~
MA GsHsN SCOTT,
Noy I'D Aucuoaasss.
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LOCAL NE w 3.


PLATE rnEsESrArIos.-We denied the pleasure Of
being among the number Of those who witnessed the
MES Of the presentation plate ExMayor Maury, but
give place the subjoined notice from the Inelgencer.
The Hon. John W Maury richly merits this testimonial at
the hands Of his fellow citizens whom be served with ab
ity, constancy, and fidelity
Thursday evening the handsome plate pre-
pared by the friends of John W Maury esq late mayor
Washington, presented in the presence of number OF
ladies and gentlemen his residence street. The
richly embossed. They 81 600 The following is the
inscription To John W. Marry, late mayor Of Washing
in testimony of his public and private worth The pre-
sentaton made behalf OF the prosecutors by Colonel
Peter Force who had himself filed the office OF most
acceptaby and useuy for four years. Colonel r. portrayed
administration OF its affairs, and spoke of the necessity Of
always having just chief magistrate, to which standard the
late had up in all respects.
Mr. Maury responded in appropriate terms and
ed his qualification this unexpected testimonial dearer TO
him than the honors and cmouments Of office He had come
age but he proud to behold the magnificent
tropoIis of the Union
1.-THE gobIes were filed and tested before the gratised
company separated
MILITARY AsYLuMCoonel Payne, OF the United States
army entered upon the duties Of the governorbp Of The
United States Military Asylum, this city the LIST
inst The Colonel dlsng for bis vaor at Palo
Alto and Resaea de la Palma He severely wounded in
Of these battles and he still carries Mexican lead in bis
person
CHEskPEAKE Ono cANAL.--At recent meeting Of
the stockholders Of this company held at Georgetown Mr.
James A. Mcruder chosen director Of the company
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rHANCERY SALEBy virtue Of decree Of the circuit
Columbia the county Washington,
equity Lynch Hugh Lockey.
Jan. osey Ambrose Lynch aud al No BIZ and dated May
81 e5t viii offer for public auction Wednesday, the
ll day Of Octoser O'Clock m, the premises, the
following rea!e sts in Washington city;
for renewable forever Of
part Of lot ~ square 72o fronting ~ feet East Capt.
running width line OF the
lot, subject ground Of s3 and with the privilege
purchasing fee simple 1862 So This lot improved by
substantial story brick house.
The Of lot No 72a, fronting
north,
sis,ng OF substantial twe~ssnry brick house,
fourth purchase to be paid in
eighteen months bonds, bearing
on purchaser comply with
sale, right reserved -cse
hi. risk and afrr weeks notice
WALTER s. COKE,
Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sept zo-2awJw Sdts Auc,ioneer.
1sy- The above sale - postponed until "Wednesday
November 18th, nj O'Clock, the premises
WALTEK y. COKE,
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Oct 5-2awkds Auctoneer.
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@rIFYiSG 4 soh--Thc Worcester Mass Spy OF We'd
nday says We understand that there is 70 be raii
uoh meeting at the City Hail. on Saturday evening, Of
"' proceedings whereby Asa o. Butman, the kdnapper
vas expelled from the city the Of the hall having been
sanled to Joseph A. Rowland and others What ideal
1olying the proceedings of a reckless mob What will
not finatcism do7
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8y u. q. Mcguire, Aucfioneer.

I'HgsTEEss SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPEnTY.-on Mea-
afternoon December 4, O'Clock, BY
Junc
g. 49, flios 81 s
land cor OF Washnctcn county shall sell the following
square fronting twenty
9th aud 10th the Smithsonian park,
running 100 alley mod
built aud brick d~ess houses each house
cellar
kitchens well kitchen, with
force pump, houses
Mosf the exposed otk in buildings Casually Of woody \,
ofiFna.
Onr-third twelve months,
f1r satisfactorily secured, bearing Interest,"
GEO. THOM, Trustee,
Captain Typographical Engineers, &c-
JAS, e. MCGUIRE,
Nov s. 2.wSd@ Aucionesr
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HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCrION--On Tuesday, tho
III sti instant, shall sell, O'Clock,
box % Harlem flower roots from r. Van Der Schoot sons
Holland, F.
kiGe double and single byacin,hs
Tulips of every description
Narcissus, snowdrops crucus, &C.
Catalogues bs previous sale Terms
GREEN SCOTT,
NOV Old Auctionscrs.
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u Y r. T. l. Il G II APH


NTw YoRK, Now a.-The supreme court has dsniad tho
motion TO issue mandamus writ requiring officers of the
Parker Vein Company to transfer their stock
The United States mail steamship Washington sailed at
noon to-day for Southampton and Bremen She took out
one hundred and forty passengers and upwards $3.50
specie
The Chicago railroad accident bad as at first re-
ported-only twenty persons supposed to be killed
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BALrIaeRE, Nov. 4.-The ship Anna Long arrived at
quarantine this morning. from Bremen with 500 passengers
on board Fifteen Of the Anna Longs passengers died of
ship fever
Dispatches received here to-day from Charleston and Sa-
vannah represent the yellow fever having abated at those
places
despatch dated at New Orleans November g. saws that
tbs fever Is rapidly abating there.
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THE American Ars,s Union respectfully
OF cutsans taste for the fine throughout county,
and with Of enabling family possessed
gallery Of eDgrayngs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determned order Tor their
ensravinss and thus not only give large
Of artists and Others
works OF 10 The purchasers
80 600 Of which sold,
100000 gifts of the actual $4,000.
Each purchaser dollar receives
engraving richly worth money, which
entities ham of the gins when
Fof I'VE dollars highly finished painted
oil and ave gift tickets viii be sent five doas' worth
did be selected
mail or
the catalogue q
be the office OF this
For dollar md
sif ticket will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
Ihr committee believing that
undertaking win be materially energy and enter
intelligent and agents 10 eat
the liberal
Any wishing 10 become sending Al
will by return Of mail,
prospectus, catalogue ard all Other n
On The hna completion of The
hands i committee c the purchasers due notice
OF which viii be given Throughout the
ada
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ISplAS. PRIZE s,Ss--The auditor Of the State of Indi-
has issued circular the effect that he win sell
the stocks and redeem the OF banks that may be forced
into liquidation until he shall have given sixty days
tce in New York London and Paris; and not even then
he should think il would be the interest Of owners to
postpone the sale further He will furnish the stocks at
par however, in return for the when the latter
presented in sums Of 81, 600
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WHAT NOT by Mrs. Mary a. Denson. Illustrate with
w cravings, from designs by White.
The Female Prose Winters American portraits
teal notices, and specimens OF their wrinas. Bv
Fart, LII. d.
The Life Of Marn Luther. beautifully illustrated.
things in America; by W. Chambers,
Wild IN the Far West, the German, H.
ins,ratons. BY Frederick Gerstaecker.
The Treasury OF Medicine; by John James, NJ. D.
New and cheap editions o Buiwes novels, Half Hours with
the Best Authors, Don lui Koe, Monte Christie, &e-
soyers shilling Cookery Upwards hundred thousand
copies % ria y ork sold IN \ weeks
On sale TAYLOR MAURYs
Ngv5 BOOKSTORE s,h street
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WILLIAM 7. ELLIoT.-We sorry have 10 announce
he sudden death OF this gentleman who died Of apoper
bis residence In this city Friday afternoon. Mr. Elliot
was an eminent architect and believe the Patent Office
was designed by him. For many years he discharged in an
acceptable and able the of surveyor and eng
heer oil this city and of late years has been extensively
known as patent agent
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CONFERENCE.-THE South Side railroad has been COM
Feted to Lynchburg, Virginia The first train from Pc
tersburg with $50 passengers went through on the ID
instant N
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THIRTEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHuAcH.-A protracted
meeting has been in progress in this church. under the pas
sofa care OF the Rev. T. c. Teasdae d. D. for some days
ana happy results are expected from the Jealous efforts hh
have been made, and the deyout feeling that prevails The
subject OF Dr. Ieasdae first discourse was the dutes of
Christians and IL is represented have been an effort of
great ability and eryo and in doctrine ay orthodox
WILD eEssE--lmmense focks of wild geese have for
DAY or two been high in air vending their way south
wardiy Old folks say this portends a hard winter
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DisiuE APPLIES AND ONGONs.--Ju,t received, old
talroad depot Pennsyvma 100 harr,s rorh.ru
nd onions which will be sold low.
Ao constantly hand supply Of horse feed An purchases
delivered free OF chsrge.
s. div j.. DOUGLAS h co.
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Heasy Failare.-Depa,t.re Of y,o.o..

NEW YoHK, Nov. Jacob Westervelt 4 Sons ship
builders have suspended payments for very large
II generally believed that they win eventually be able
meet all their liabilities M Weserreit is the present mayor
Of the city
The ship Metropolis, with detachment Of United States
troops on board. sailed this morning for Texas.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-John Wheeler has been nominate,
the knownothng candidate for Congres the sixth district
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fly ,. Z. Mcguire, Auctfoneer.

AW NOTICEThe undersigned will attend to business the
l. supreme Court Of The United States, 2. PHILLIPS.
Anrh Airnif
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U~tarian Church Bnr,0.

city destroyed by fire last night II Is supposed have
been caused by the gas which has been introduced into
the building.
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The .soa,h Carolina Raiiroad DiMcals,.

CHARLESTON, Nov 3.-The difficulty between the Post
master General and the South Carolina Railroad Company has
been settled and The mails will be carried tomorrow as
usual
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AcoEPrEp.Rev. Thomas NJ CLARK, D. d. recently elect
ed Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Rhode
Island, has signihed his acceptance of the same