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4 children Of such officer soldiers as perish
ed from c wreck Of steamer San Francisco In December
last, be had on application TO EDWARD BfSSELL.
agent fs ssims the United states CT Wall street.
IT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY oFFIcE.-sAfLoRs WHO
between 4 and 1883 in the Pacific ocean, served Ia
the Columbus, Cyane Erie Ohio, Dale shark Relief Van
Gslia Independence. Leysnt Congress- Dolphin, Ewing
Pr.be Supply Warren. Southampton Bassschusetts Lex
inaton St Marys, Portsmouth, ST. Lawrence vincennes
Falmouth Sayarpah Constitution Fredona their widows
or heirs, viii be raid this extra psy, by
EDWARD BISSELL, AGENT,
shd uate sPurser q. Navy CT Wall street. basement
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4 YOUNG LADY, WELL vERSED IN THE ENGLISH
N French and German literature wishes 70 give 4 few
private lessons TO ladies and Address Zsnohia
Shnbert's music store $50 broadway.
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WANrED-BY GIRL, THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGE,
W situation TO take Of children do light chamber
work, or waiting Can come we'll recommended. Please
call Ut IA Ridge street back two or three
days.
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NANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES. TO LEARN THE
~ vestmakng @. 70 Elizabeth street. None but good
ced ar l
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L'RENCH LII ssONs GIVEN TO EVENING CLAsSRS
French lady OF great experience In teaching Apply
81 % Christie pier Itreet. -'s-@
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NURSE AND UNDERSTANDS ALL KINDS OF
~ family swnEIsituaton wanted. Good city reference
West street between Sixth Seventh
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CLEARED,
Btesmshp Philadelphia, Fox, New Orleans Roberts
steamshp Roanoke Skinner Norfolk, Ao Ludlam Plea
Ship Three Bells (Br). Creighton. Glasgow nDonald
Co.
chip ostharins. Edvards, Antwerp. I Hurlbus Go.
Bsrh Leasing Brem Frederick Buenos Ayrss, Victor
DuckwitE
Brig Joseph. Bursos, C.d., T White Co.
sohr Mariana venl Peiazino, Pampan and CiudAd Boil
schr Bonita, Hsnscomb, Humacoa, Brett, Bon / Co
cehr Franklin Bell (new) Robinson, Neuvisas, Owen
echr A stive CBr>. Perry, Liverpool NJ, Brains.
eohr a thoe, Hudson, Newbsrn, A,Cready, Mott Go.
Sohf W Newoonb, Newoomb, Petersburg, Van Brurt 4
elasht
sosr Martha; Lineb.s, Bossen, w Lewis
eloop Thos Hull Hull Providence master.
seAr or Satellite (nsw) Newoomb. Mobile livingston,
Crocheron Co.
ARRIVED
and passenger to Mtahil saturday in coming out
passed in the river bark Harvest and sohr 20
Ing in Sunday 9b Pm exchanged signals with seamshp
Adsr hence for Chsreston and stesmship
IMPOSED to DO ths Black Warrior hence aud
Mobile Monday ~ meridian lat So Ion 73 passed ship
Masonic tourd South ence for Charle.ton The de-
sshr Kossu.h. nsilss. Portisad, Ne, Z days
Bchr Col Smmons, Burges, New Haven, days.
schr Laura Jane Whom, New Bedford, days.
Sohr Edward Woetten Qsher), Champion from Vie ship
Chaunoey Jerome Jr, ashore ~ the Tavern Houses
Ship Harriet Jane, from
Bark Kate Lincoln, ~ DAT fIsm Curaooa.
D,rlSGiAra Winsor 80 days from Port Prince
Bark \ era Fisher, from EAstport
One ship and one brig unknown
Wind during tho dag, Me- and foggy
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TeIsgraphio Marine Reports.
BOSTON Feb H-Arr ship Voant, New Os ans; BARK Ma
dria
NEW ORLEANS, Feb la-Arr ships oswegs. and West
minister, New York.
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Memoranda,
I4A

The ship Compron which arrived yesterday from Liver
pool reports Frsnois Mann, fell from the Ain
Tor sail lard 10 the deck, and was killed
The clipper ship recently launched BY Mr. Thos Knight At
Cape Llyabe,b, owned by Messrs Blanchard Sons has
been called The PhGnx, and not the india previously
ed
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SHoorIva CHALLENGE EXTRAORDINARILY

SHOOTING CHALLENGE characterization
Travis the well known professor OF the pistol In New Or
cans has accepted the following kAbis challenge
from Mr. Berth Rhodes Rhoces bets Travis 81 900
$500 that he sv) cannot within ninety days. produces
living man, Who Standing thirty six feet from the
Travis viii allow him ravs) to shoot with pistol (on
hand apple placed the said living mans head
the apple not TO exceed four inches In eircu
The said Travis Il TO have three shots the apple and
must lit thu appls to win the mitch II hs does
not hit the apple or II he hits the Rhodes Wins The
match In TO on within ninety days and Wtkhin ave
milss q the city Of New 0rleans~
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Court Calenaar-This On,

BurRnn CouRr-eeneraI Term.Nos. Al, 81, 81 IS, 80,
80, 20 AZ, 70 IS, las, 12b, "a 40, Al
SUPREME CouRr CIRCUIT, SUPERIOR Cour AND COMMON
PIns-Ip accortsnce with the law of the State TIERS
VIII BE- no jury trials this day, in consequence Of spscis
election,
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A Modest Proposition from a Canal Man.
The plan to indIct upon the people Of New Ysrk new
debt Of ten Millions by vote Ia day, brings about the

BUFFALO Feb II, 1854
TO THE EDITOR OF TEE NEW YORK HERALD.
DEAR sR-You may reeolect Mr.. James S. WAds
worth, OF Genesee, and yssl called you and asked
yen to ch my speech, when in the LsgIsla.urs
against canal lettings in 1851 and you vary oeAy de-
clir ed any penGAuyn should Ike to have yoa pub
sh the enclosed speech IS giving both slices OF the
question which yen always claim TO do. As these views
are adverse 10 those you advocate, Will pay 500 for
extra expenses for the publication wish your ders
to my views In favor OF enlargement At any rat.
Fhs always be gras nj for the prem and oerAty
you extended to me In publishing long speech sgans
canal lettings IN lS5l. Yours with respect,
ISRAEL 7. HATCH.
Fer any more knowledge OF me, refer you to Matt
herman, Of Duncan sherman Co., New York.
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THE CANAL QUESTION.
~~~~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~~~
E8ETING AT The MERCaiNTS EXCHANGE
soD~~>~~~~~~~S~~~o>~~No~~~
Speeches of Moses II. Grinnell, EX-
Senator Babcock, and others.
~>~~O~~~~~~~~>y~~~~y~~~
Resolutions In Favor Of the Canal Enlarge
ment Adopted.
The Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.
ELECTION TOD az, FEB. Is,
DC, &c., DO.

The following call, signed by Nathaniel snl George
Grswod and about three hundred Others WAS ADVERTISED
In the HERALD OF Tuesday
TO THE tNIfAHrANrs y yoRK
Can OF bs able a. this city
has already resped advantages eonsruo ION OF the
great Ee and lateral canals Of this far the
CT tire cos. Of she canals -
not ,he owth OF shis city and It's unparalleled pros
PERT an unanswsiabe rgument 10 every citizen favor
of the canal policy o. the StAse =
May We not then address all the friends Of the Erie
canal enlargement - -
The under gLod believing that earnest ard insdious
Efforts making te electors against ,he pro
posed amendment - tho suon aud thas
Abe csnnB need 10 be Thorough necessity
viRAnce and efors 40 call full .ism alive vote on
"Wednesday next bereb yite to attend public
Ing, 20 be held at the y chants Exchange 81
Tuesday, lth instant when Addresses from tating
men al both pon cal parties will be del yered op
portunity will gveH the
wac assemble cng the election she
follo wing day.
At the appointed hour, about thousand merchants
and others being assembled in the ro.unda Of the Elk
change,
Mr.. GRIsSnL moved that Mr.. George G.iSrold 10
take the chair Adopted.
Mr.. GMssnLL then moved that the following nam cd
gentlemen act officers OF the melting and the otoo
was adopted -
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U300s
On Tuesday morning., November %, Mrs. ANN j., wife
Of Ns.cr hathsy and daughter Of the Late Henry Hell
The friends and relatives II the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow AFTERNOON at
two from hor late resdence No. Is Hubert street.
On Tuesday, November %, after long Illness, JANE
The feads and scquaintaness Of the family arc res
at two O'Clock, from the residence Of her
law, Ssml. Baxter, No. 50 Elm street.
On T1s,saay morning. November Is after short but
The friends and acqusntances Of the family are res.
noon ~ half past o'clock from the residence Of her
parents, In Eghty-fourth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues Her remains win BE- taken to Calvary
On Monday evening, November ~, Of dropsy, wnuAx
Il; HARMED, aged IS years and days.
invited to attend his funeral without further notice
from his late residence No Horato street. this after
noon, at half past one o'clock
On Monday evening, November q, CHARLES p. HARRI-
His funeral win take place this afternoon, at two
O'Clock from his late residence No. 2OS East Twenty
third street The friends Of the family invited to at
tend.
On Monday, November a. MARY AUGUSTA, youngest
daughter Of John and Elizabeth Greaves, aged years
The friends and acquaintance of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral at two O'Clock this after
On Monday, November 81, CHARLES, son Of Jonah and
Rachel Randel, aged month and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funera from the residence of his
parents, No. 328 West Twenty street. this
ing, at half past nine o'clock. The remains win be taken
to Greenwich, Conn.
On Monday November q, after long and painful III
ness, MARY SERA.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon from her
late residence No las Mott street without further nv
tation 1 n
On Tuesday, November g. after lingering illness,
MARY wife OF James Jackson the 6h year Of her age
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No. TIA Sixth avenue this afternoon, at o'clock
Her remains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
On Monday afternoon, November ~, Of lingering i'll
ness, CHRISTIAN h. BROWN wife Of Christian Y Stevens
in the 30th year Of her age.
Funeral services this afternoon, at three O'Clock
the house of her mother Eleanor Brown Skan street.
third house above Park avenue East Brooklyn. The
friends and relatives Of the family respectfully inv
ted to attend without further notice. Her remains will
be inferred in Rockland Cemetery. sF3#
In Newark, N. j., on Monday evening, November q,
JOHN D0uGHERrY, in the 50th year Of his age.
Funeral this afternoon at tn rec o'clock from the
sdeuce Of his brother George Dougherty No. 81 Market
street, Newark.
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s INST IN i sS *. from m
and ss. ks.d .,S IN ss
her boats we're sOn' and the mailing sespi.ss
sEIr TsAscomA Ct Boston from New Orleans, when in
Iorida Channel lSsh us sprung aeak and a time had
s Cape fop. sy on s sSs
S sussss sp
headw not stopped unt she struck in the mud Capt
st her same evenins h thought she would como Of st
81 hs Delaware Brs.iwsssr h as With loss Sovspr
an6jibboom, from collision with . vessel unknown.
0usAaioups PIT into Nassau th INST in disrsss Of what
R..s so,m.A sw.nssn hence AIT OF fos Al. csyss
beanend with nearly watss in her hcld By Brem
ship BsssAovsn hence = Bslis: Hs. which hsa expert
sss Win ~ y s:s @ss c..s Gsg
Aux Cages In che Bssthoven's boat.
BIZ scnH zrAIors Of aad from Halifax for Boston, abAa-
donsd q see l7sh inst Cape Cod bearing 90 miles
has 40 or COZ bbls naekersl on board.
% ss. is ssas fsS
scxn vsEc1, Fish, bound nom BrAsos Santiago TO New
Orleans put into Galveston the I7th isss aky
dtsn The News ssys-hs leak was oceasonsd BY strik
ne bar q Bra.os Santiago charge oftRs po she
nsssiyi ballast having only few q wcol board
ing stop shseai ~ ssns under he vessel With his
ssus nAsrA ros Wooster from Boston, Of md Tor Han
s ~: sss .; Snss .ge. Marx sa
ecSA VA Rsws,ss RHtlAld, Whsys ftep " Aepas .
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o. Tuesday, Novsnbsr -, 1t Trinity Church, By The
uev. benjamin. J. Haight D. D., RRDualCx N. Rum 70
ADAIm 9. CooIxy, ~ Of thh city
On Iussday, Novsnabsr n, BY the Rev ~. neAlssr
JAZZ DvLM 70 MARY DoUGaE1rY, daughter Of the late
Charles Dougherty.
On Tussdsy, November %, BY the Raw DR.. Mcleod,
NJ Jso DAvDeoH, OF this city, to Miss ANNIE 8. VAN
Hourxx, Of Paterson N. j.
In Brooklyn, on Monday, November q, By the Rev
Mr.. Hatfield Mr.. HoRAuo b. RANDALL OF New York, to
Miss n Jam, daughter Of James Dorand Esq, Of the
former place.
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coavsrsatisnal d.bats hsre followed, Which. hsw
ever but served 70 show that there vsrs two parties
prsssut- Van stsese bsskes, vhs vishsl 70 ct III
81 their sock an1 the victims BY the Frauds headed BY
the board q directors who wished 70 make the best
The meeting adjourned q hts hour after passing
resolution to publish tksir proceedings.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

NJ Al packages and letters jnteadd for tie NEW Yo1K
HERALD akould Be sealed.
ALMANAC NEW YoRx-rHIs DAY.
SUN HIsoa. QS NOON 40
SUE sErs...............43 "a KICK wArEn...... "
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CLEARED
Steamship Asia. Lott, Liverpool, CunArd
Steamship Daniel Webster, Lucas New Orleans Nor
Ship Java, Jackson Glasgow, Durham 4 Dimon
s shp a Wh:rtSn Gates G.lvsstOn Brewer Co.
chip Franchises, Scott, chsrleston, Bryant Lunt.
Ship atlantic, Harris New London, Lawrence.
Bark John Dsnham, Davis Mobile, Sturges Clearmsn
Co. s -T-- m
Bark Adeline Pru Kleinwort Pensacola Moses Taylor
ACC;
Brig Lucy Haywood, Sweet. hatanzas u Brookman
BEE Ss:.5 Ho5,s.ss cssss's;; e e: Co.
bs Son sd' fs
s Sspsr a ss
sehr Hummins Bird, Bossrt, Wilmington, Blossom {
sloop Harvest, Corwin, Bristol master.
Steamer Mars, Green, Philadelphia, N Briggs.
ARRIVED.
and Havana I'D with mdse and TO Roberts
Passed ct Pm Of the sd steamship Crescent City hence
stsanship southesr Evan, Charleston, 90 hours with
mdee and passengers TO spohord, Teston Co: Nov g.
hence fcr SsyspDsh "snAnAea s''Am'np An0ASi NO
Barn sarah Chase LOT Portland osgeo Rio ysneiro Oct
with sonee to master Experienced heavy weather lost
Brig ! " Armstrong; f New Havsn,, Thompson, Ma
,Alrmstrons New Haven. Experienced heavy weather;
pnesto, X. 70 solomen Dfs h'f00r' - " daS'visn
s scsr B B.. Dodge, Richmond, days.
s sesr S ca..i .at c.s. k vssos
schrs Protector Oneida Sophia and Mary Jane Virginia
schr George Jones, Crows Boston, days. for Phila
sshr Fanny + ern, -, Portland, Ct t8
Wind durins dav frorn South
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There also various times LIST IAaasrs, ISIS
Parker Vein Coal Company liable 70 The aIeas
Of Sss Is 1:umsd .sss dss rss S " ss
Company, which belong TO tho Parker Vein Coal Company
ani ssai,sn u shs sssss sssss Claim asSs y
lyte Mali for about saic hut this claim = no, ssAss =
BY the airseser. and is believes -i,A
% iss VII, b yaa @ sle :, e lsas ne. rsSs,s $ a'
Ae 4s FsGssS sss plan a ISs rYs s', a s
payment the Company tie nes,sas sssas an :
pcs, ~, Z; an sh.r a. : ss-..,...-. sSS
on LIT Arri, isS do 40 !" ..-.>.,,-,, 49,
Tn,.i sass -
This. il win l. SEEN sAess ssrvSi. V slsee s,s- ia
amour, rsau.sss isr tn rss,sss Erss - Sssssss M
aha y, s,sI 49, ss-sss = 49,. s s = IS,
nssimsr e y raid the iss svri tsx Y sss A. ms
hsds wiz 81 = sssr = rs .sars sss :. = =: as
sss sise = Y, ~ US s ~ = < ~
have u,sss Il any credit even ssrs AZ . & "a sas
'f means . e. a "a ,gSs s. sss isss u sr
Ihe lean 70 es sesred b msrsssss "a ne srs
sen Will hs entirely unnsaaahsrsd altar June lSS sasa
ss wi ssds s '' re h Wy 3s have
eneuuasraaes o. sasoee Rs AMI lsoes sas
also several other sf coal taa
Ths 60 The eondbelers viii also !a-ys
ctser sxsures mining This persy
good worsns order and IN ten days could b els n ssr
tor snd be made 80 earn - reasonable ealcaaro sln
II the plan proposed - c1nsrmniitsi, tue capital
The nsrtFssss das after lssa November lsso.-. i.01
The bonds fer loan By the Stockholders. kJs.
The certificates surrcnercd 1t Ill ~ 50 oi NO
The S Of mortgages expected to DO paid by sales
OF land then leaving be paid irst the bonds and then Tho
certificates of Indebtedness.
Estimate OF EIruiags for the Ysfr 1865.
$40 Of coal per o days IL 1 IONS, ~ DC $40 M
l0oop tons coke per year, at mKu
Total ss5Duo
Estinsote Of Earaiass for tho Year uJD.
coo tons coal per day JU days. luV at JJc $D OU
a,VtV tons coke Per year ut 81 auW
Total $40 Uvs
These estimates believed be less than will be
realized the comp pu in operyon but IL is preferred
the safe SIDE and BY these calculations the whole
the special loan will be returned the lenders within
years sitter which the receipts will be applicable the eerti
Gates, the interest first and then the principal.
At G9 cents per ton profit COAL which the state
ment annexed will show from actual results oh
the profits in 1855 viii be 5000 TONS at 10 cents. $50 100
Ioti M.IW
1sJt-Cosl 10000 tons, at % cents la 200
Coke 1000 tons, at Sl...............-.-.... 2O,WO
$4,000
Statement Of PROFIT Coal mined in the Georges Creek Re
gion, fourteen feet vcia
Miners per ton of I'D lbs.
All other expenses OF iabcr,horses keeping up tracks,
Freight mines Baltimore. and Wharfage. IS
Expenses in baltimore, agents, 6c......,..-.... 10
Ietal. 81
FRONT per ton III
Price in Baltimore by the cargo for coal, it comes
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Memoranda.

Ship Urs bu at Boston In lS4 advertised for sale
At Antwerp At last dates. n
Ship Frank johnson S2 TONS four years DID, was sold by
Tyler sold same day three eighfhs Of clipper ship Spare
at the rate OF $4,000. 80 =
The wreck Of ship Forester which was taken Pro
nestovn from Truro was sold by auction At r 2lst inst
for $500, and is to be broken up.
LAyycHEDAt Searspcrt 18th inst, by Mr. John Carver
nne ship Of about lO TONS called the Charter Oak be
commanded by Capt Phineas Pendleton. IT.
a. Baltimore llth inst BY Iss.rs Meade Harvey, fine
for Williams, Of Elizabeth City NC She will be com
maaded BY Capt Thomas Knight who superintended
AZ Thomastcn 22d inst BY Mr. wylie Warren, bark
aud w Jacobs = - $500
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Telegraphlc NIarinc Rcuorta,

Telegraphlc Marine Reports.
Crugee, do, -
Bslow-ships Rebccca, from New York; Reporter from
Boston; Peter Mary from Philadelphia.
Greene, Cobb, Bath.
BOSTON Nov 1S-Arr banks Margsretta, Buenos Ayres;
Hsw Or,sanT voyageur Snsene; brigs Kermizan,
Fort au Prince; Martha Washington, Philadelphia.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
dairy.
Arr 18th, schr Lucy Blake, Spear NYork for Bangor
In port nth, schrs Lucy Blake Ariadne, Harding for
Boston, -
PHILADELPHIA, Nov s-Arr schr Emma, Hsnord.
Boston. -' sAN'
CID barks Jas Hand (nsw) westcott, New Orleans:
Gem, Hammond, Boston; brss Fabars Ncison st Jsro
Cubs Persuit SBr, Tedford, Yarmouth MS verssiilss
fendieton and Watson Blsekman Boston; schr Hatty
A1nah Douglass Port Al Princes steamer Delaware CLARK
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tain he direct outlet 70 tAs principal MARKETS Il ths
cosssSs IL nsst valuable Piece q Drspsssvs prsba-
bly, the nos valuable GOAL laad In shs oesasN AZ rsss
in Maryland" !. i
the plan herewith submitted The cas- 9rses nns
will not admit Of delay To wait 10, rseI S@ sne Y, az
Maryland until December mo- would result IN INC
sacrhce Of the whole property and tesa loss 70 tns
Nv reference 10 the estimate earnings hereto annexed
Wilt seen that very few years viii pay 81 the rrincpa
and Of the certificates then leaving the
prcNts wholly for the stockholders.
All which i respectfully snbmissee-
4 $s E% nHs. SStsh: o.--'s'.-
New York Nov. :s 1854
er.r,NYSr or MoRTcAGE,, CLAIMS AND flHrUREs OF
COMPANY.
must be raid prior January 1855 after appropriat
ng in the hands Of the assisnces
Deduct mortgage debt ON land not desirable for
the company, that can be cancelled. So.lO
Deduct mortgage debt that can be extended. 1.UW
- 81, $50
Deficiency on the LIST January, 1856 . sa,s7o
Required for working capital ............... 10000
Mortgages due LIST April 1880 S5Gi
Do. do. LIST June ........................ 6,6l3
10. do, 10th JUNE. Observation-Disclosures. lu.Sl3
Total required prior to June, 1875. lElse
The debts due after the above
The mortgages due 18th November 1875. $685.. 2s60
The ortgases due April to November, 1885,. IS 40
The mortgages due, extended above, say 1856
-ise,
Total indebtedness SsaS Y"
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, SAD CALAMITY IN MoBrLE--Two You're MEN
PROVEN DEAm.we have the painful task Of recording
to-day sad aicton has befaen any of clti
xens for long time. cast gloom every one who
heard Of IL yesterday, and has thrown the families and
connections Of the lost ones into grief past hopepasi
consolation. Two ue young men, In the very spring Of
their lives and expectations, have been taken from
among young MordecAi Thompson the son Of Drury
Henry were found frozen to death yesterday II seems
that the Inflated pair went out on Saturday night to
hunt In Poecat baythat the companions they went to
meet returned without having seen them-And on Mon
day much ALARM was felt On thsr aceount About noon
yesterday soss drisse i;so anofe sonexnsrs "a ~
the two i.sas1sd yeang psp, deed and frossn.
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Opinions.
accomplished over cup Of tea, glass Of wine, in
the recess Of window after quadrille Is seldom ae-
complished BY strong dispatches pousing bursts Of
indignation or downright fighting. The loss Of Mr..
Cueto at this crisis, would be irreparable.
feel certain that radical change will be proposed
in ths tariff and trust that no sspar!s legislation win
on iron were taken off, it would not help the broken
railroad companies enable worthless concerns about
cal condition in which the country is placed cannot be
improved by nostrums or specifics. What We want is
specie not specifics and this only be secured to the
country by actual savings, and by putting stop to
speculative investments instead Of stimulating them
The rumors about popular outbreaks in Cuba-of
rising Of the people, and what not, must al be taken
with at least twenty grains Of salt These rumors are
merely the dying echoes Of expiring hlibussersm,
informed Of any of these outbreaks. Is not vet GER
tain that French and Engish feet win winter in the
West Indies The relations between this country and
Great Britain have never for moment been seriously
[Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
WAsHISGroy, Nov. 81, 1864.
crease Of tie Steam Nary-7Ae Spanish Ainisfer.
The Hon. Linn Boyd, the Speaker Of the House, is
The d6iculty in the way Of acquiring the Sandwich
Islands does not much consist in the counter mannu-
Of France and England in the doctrine Of popular
sovereignty, which II not easily applied to people Of
different complexion.
doubt whether any radical modification Of the tariff
ascusssS and matursd during a sScrt sess;on. v
The Secretary Of the Navy win recommend a further
increase in steam navy, measure OF peace and
with . view to prevent war. The appropriations de-
manded fer that purpose must not be charged to the
current expenses Of the navy, but be considered
permanent investment in indispensable national pro-
perty. ~
Congress being present in time for the regular session
on Monday nsxt; and - there will be officers 10
siecteven the chapains being chosen for the entire
sessionit b supposed that the committees win at
proceed 10 thu consideration Of bills which
sary laid 1t the close Of the first session Amongst
these u the bill for just allowance Of bounty lands to
the soldiers Of the Of 1872 that they may at
least be rewarded the American troops In Mexico
Just before closing this called at the residence Of
the Spanish Ministers and with pleasure relate that there
are some hopes Of his recovery He to-day recognizes
his friends, and nationally, though he does