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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

The CANTON RIvrR.--Nothing can be more
surprising or astonishing to the European,
thrn the appearance Of the Canton river; for
let him have Travelled far and wide, naught
can give him an idea Of the scene but occu-
lar demonstration. Myriads of boats float
| on the waters; some devoted to handcraft
men of all descriptions, others to retailers of
| ediblcs, cooked and uncooked; boats laden
with chests of tea piled one on the other,
tier upon tier, until the side of the boat is
l"vrl with the waters edge; mandarin boats
which force their way authoritativeiy ihro'
the crowd; war junks at anchor, while here
and there European boat manned by sail
ors. who give vent to their excited feelings
by uttcrins sundry divers e. aculations not
particularly complimentary to the good sea-
manShip of the natives nor expressive of
kindness toward them. Flower boats and
others belong ng to arlizans, veniers of food,
pedlers, merchants, poultry, and sand pans,
are wedged together in one sold III .ss. APP
parently imp"netrable; while the air is filled
and the ear stunned with the dcafening sound
of gongs and wind instruments, discoursing
most unearthly music; accompanied by the
yelling, screaming, gambling, oi hundreds
OF thousands of human tongues, producing
hodge podge of sounds unrivalled and un-
equailcd since tie building of the tower of
Babel. AS there is no part of the world so
denscly populated rs China, so there is no
part Of China so thickly populated rs Cnn.
ton; the population of the city and its sub
burbs being estim tied at l,0JO,0O0, and the
denlzens of the river, who lblIualy reside
IN their boats, are said to exceed 200, OOO.--
(Bayard Taylor.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

FATAL DFFIcULrY.-The Savannah Senti.
mel says that one day last week Samuel Young
and James Rollins met in Columbia, Boone
County, and after some words had rasscd
both drew revolveis and commenced firing.
Rollins was killed dead, and Young is said to
be mortally wounded Louis Democrat.
Col. Young WIS the leader and spokesman
Of the mob which visited the Lawrence Dis
trict on the 80 of March Last, and who gave
the FIRST vo,e, stcearing at tn. same time that
he WINS resident of Kansas rerritory.-lIier-
aid of Freedom.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
of the Two Great Clowns.
SAM LATuROP & TOM LINTON.
New Books! New Books !!

A large and heavy stock of new aud valuable loon
II just f,om the publishers. A stock procured on
such terms MS TO enable the subscriber TO comrets
with any h,uac in the West. The attention ot Ii:
tadc is pari ulary called to the fine assortment
stationery and School Books ih1 subscriber has nov
for saio Unusual Iains has bctn taken TO r. ndu
his miscellaneous stock equal TO iha, OF any hous
west of the Alcghanies. and it is So pronounced "
all who have inspected it. }. l.. CohHh'
iulv 9TH
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

A man VA. lately arrested at St. Lou
10 for stealing goods At FIRE. On examina-
ton before magistrate, he confessed the
aof, bias urged IN Palliation Of the offence,
that be bad only been month in the country
and didn't knctr fhs fsEes.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Iowa CRY REroRTER. are pleas
I'd " SEQ that Mcssrs, Sylvester, Harrison
4 Bro hare resumed the publication Of
the Iowa City Reporter in an enlarged
form. 1t ID but short time since their
oiice was entirely wrecked by the falling
Of their Office building.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

~ Tho last rail has been laid down on
the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad, and St.
Louis has railroad connection with the
East, without going around by Chicago
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

- THE CLsAS WBEAr.-A lady ont
west here boasts that if her husband is poor,
he came honestly by it, and that none Of her
relations werc ever in tie state-prison or
C0nqfess.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

A gentleman on Long Island has some
thrifty Java Coffee plants in bearing, and
the berries are nearly ready for gathering.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

DsED-In this city, on Thursday morning Isst,
dEonGE EDWARD, infant son Of Nj Jacob Yanaway
Of this city, aged ahont 8 montIs.
rIED-ln this city On Saturday lat, Err- ELL
AAbkFH. wife e w. W.. fti.;.w. sd - .ycar.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

- Devil OF MsrAKE.--The Newport,
KY, News gives the particulars Of one Of the
m rat remarkable mistakes that j, has been
orr disagr cable duty to chronicle for q long
time. Mr.. and Mrs. of Newport, were
visited by u gentleman and lady, old friends
from the country. Thetwo gentleman enjoyed
tn mselves abroad during the evening, and
did not return till a late hour, when all the
family We're in b d. The z, ntleman of The
house of course, went TO his usual place of
sleeping. (after showing his friend The bed in
another room, where he supposed his wife
lazy but unfortunately tho lady of the house
had given up her own bed (being the best in
the house) to her visiting friends. All went
quietly to bed, and in the morning awoke,
almost frightened out of their lives, to find
themselves snusiy locked in the arms of their
rival companions. The iadies both tainted,
but the gentlemen did not, neither did the
quarrel. The parties wer ali doing well as
could be expected At the latest date.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Jrsr At rss MoxxNr.-Brend always falls
huttcrcd side down and crockery is smash d
just when il is most nee,led. Ths platform
upon which the music and speakers stood at
the recent anti,prohibition ceiehrat OF, par.
italy broke down At IN $, unfortunate mo-
ment to Mi concern d, except to the boys
who had up 10 that very instant occupied the
ground under the staging, bat left it JUS in
time to avoid catastrophe. Col. Carpsn-
ter, Of Kentucky. was laboring through his
exordium, 81 came not here TO make .
speech; but if possessed the great, the si-
eantic, the massive, the towering, the exsit-
Cd the splendid, the magnifcent eloquence If
Stephen A. Doueias, TO whom h,s friend
Isaac Cook has just aliu led, my voice should
BE- heard from one end of this union to the
other, declaring to you, my fellow ci,ix rs
that We are in danger, that your -,'' .
crash and general shudder ran through she
multitude as the speaker and his companions
disappeared from sigAs-- Press.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

a5Chicago produce maoket extremely
dull and dropping last night. Flour.
wheat and corn going down.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
Arrested for Assault with an Attempt to COM
nit Rape.

Capt. John Phillips, of this city, was ar
rested on Saturday morning last, on COM
plant of certain parties interested, for an
assault with attempt to commit rape upon
the person of y little girl, named Eliz .betb
Clark about IL 3, ars of age. Not being
ready for trri on that day, the defendant
put the case off until Monday morn ng, when,
upon the preliminary examination before
Police Justice Swandpr, h. was bound over
the sum of one thousand do!lars to appear
| the next term of the circnit court to nm
wer. As matter IF Justice TO all parties,
| it is deemed not best to give the evidence cl-
icted on the preliminary examination at this
tine.
P.S. Capt. Phillips FILLING to find the
necessary bail, is now in Jail Il r. l. Advo.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

The LAST STRONGHOLD OF THE RUSSIANS IN
THE BLACK SEA.-According to the German
newspapers, the Russians ave pl seed Odessa
in u state of most formidable defence 1t s
as strong, if not stronger, than Sebastopol;
it is said to be able to support siege, wheth-
er made by sea or land; to he strongly gar
risoned; and to lie defended, besides,by de-
tached corps os 50,0n0 men.
1t is natural that the Russians should re-
sort to the most energetic measure for the de.
fence Of this their last stron hold in tho
Black Ssa. In tn event Of the fall of &c.
bas,opol, leaving the whole of the Crimea
aud the Soa of Azoff in the hands of the Al
lies, Odessa would be of immense Importance
to the Russians a point d appui in recovering
their lost possessions, when an opportunity
might off r for the undertaking. In the time
of peace Odessa is one of the greatest grain
ports in Europe and at the same time fur
nishes extraordinary facilities for shipbuiid-
ing and other preparations for war.
The statement that Odessa is as strongly
fortified rs Ssbastopol cannot be corr cr.-
A sort OF experimental bombardment Of it by
that allied feet last year demonstrated it was
not near so we'll defended seward as Sebas-
topol, and the natural defences by land are
are not to compared with those which sur
round the latter place. If the Russians are
driven out of the Crimea, they may as well
make up their minds to abandon Odess for
a tine at least.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
4 New Church.

5 No arc very glad TO learn that the Cum
bcrlsnd Presbyterians, through their pastor,
Rev w F Baird have commenced tho ercc.
ton Of = beautiful aud substantial church,
on the corner Of 4th and Division streets.
We have looked over the drawings aud see
II h 70 be Of pure Corinthian architecture,
With pilastcn, cut stone caps and pedes.
nls. The windows are 70 have ornament.
Il cast iron caps.
Tho church 10 70 be ~ feet I inches
BY Il feet 8 iuches-The first story is to
BE- ten fsct high. andseat about three hun.
dred persons. Besides on this floor will
Be the main entrance and fight Of stairs
on each aide, 10 the main room above A
ssody IL by is feet, . library aud session
room ~ yell ~ one for fuel, will be par.
dtioaed of from this story
The upper room IL to be eSs feet high
saishsd with end gallery, centre and two
side islcs and contain Is pews, capable,
With the gallery, Of seating six hundred
: persons.
This church, ii completed according 10
tho drawings, with i,s well proportional
spirs, rising liz from the pavement, will
B, : model Of correct taste and pure CORN
THAN Architecture. The homework has
slrsady been completed and the brick
work commenced. The building win be
an ornament and credit to our city.
Rev. Mr.. Baird, with degree Of encr.
~ and perseverance, worthy Of the high
object to b obtained, has struggled for
soaas time 10 collecting and organizing
church here. and lattcriy in procuring the
aeccssary groand and collecting means for
srsesing the building now commenced.
Hs has brought more means from abroad
70 secure this object than has probably
becs before dcne BY any other denonina-
ton. Thus far the matter has been car.
Hel - by the s@An number comprising
Aks change, and BY ,ncsns procured else.
sasss. Al .his .sage Of the building va
Aope sss eitisons aad business men generally
sin Dor their usual lberality BY contrib
a,iag % secure ,ha sposdy completion Of
<his church sdi6cs. The assistance is de-
served. Raw, Baird aud his small charge
have pat tAsis Aasds maafally % the work,
aud nov deserve general assistance 50 FAR
= il l. needed. AL We ara confident they
ssn g. i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

-. sabscribcrs to the daily end weekly
papers, Who are on or carriers lists, and
srenos served regularly, will please re-
pert the TACT a Tho office. In the confu-
sion Incident 70 the formation Of new routes
il Is very possible omissions may have oc-
surryd, which are unpleasant to Us IS well
10 10 our patsuns.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

ssUaaee tAsse saRiess Aeeisisas e appear.
sAas pssFA NY bay anA dsisk ale - before,
thai dr. uay Asy end 1siHk i1pnrted liqnors
~ ~ Sesale - bsfoss. cod sAas hotels inss
-. ars permitted - sspply tAsir ga'sts With
iSsss.~ 0asseis.
Mud the serreas said saso tisr ~sasaa.
- .Aan ~ eureay DE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Law Books.
- LACKSTONE'S Communicates;
ID Ken.'s
B.uvier's Ju.iitutesi
CreeuIeaf Oh EvGepce;
story's Equity Jurisprudence,
Story on Contract;
Equity Pleadingsj
- baimeBts;
Wharton 8 Criminal Law;
Besides the intest law publications from ao
House. Of Little 4 Brown. Es',n: Banls, Gould
Co., T. J. ". Johnson, PhilndelI him. AL OF shs's
work. be obtained at catalogue prices.
iuly gkb lS55
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

The Peoria Press of Wednesday says
the Illinois has been gradually falling at
that point, but the recent rains are now
causing slight rise.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

81 washiagtoa letter writer. speak
Tag II he return Of Secretary Davis, says
IL ftesidess sas rather scverc upon him
r. bis senarks while in the South. at
places ~ sAmiaistrasiop," said Pierce,
ale riaiealsas light Il might answer
10 NiartniHi, bat il viii Kill me in every
e@hes State In the unios.'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
4. n. Meeting at Louisville.

The K. Ms held nett, last nigh, and
ratified the action Of the Philadeirbia Cun-
sen'lon. An imposing procession took place
ana speeches xerc made BY Hon. Uumnhrey
Marshal, Pses,. Bartlett, Gen. Piker. NJ
Prentiss AID Others. Great enthusiasm vas
m ~ t and the crowd was estimated at
O,0O0 persons. w. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

= sssssss - asSisn 49,, I'd nov ssne ~
sssai 4 bsss,e ADd soafasiss, 81 grses-
iaEs - pastiaEa, u kaife-huas;sg aad
spsss-hsntsax, eA,idrss wishing that Tho
4th ef Jsiy wsuld eoss every day, and moth
sss Eisd s1ossh i ssae NO sfteasr.
Bot 70 b serious Nessrs. Editors, We hsd
. giorioss Fourth. Iesuld bat wish every
cabin in the State could serve its day as we'll
~ The ons alluded to il the sentiment, and that
every settlement too in the State was max
ins ., good provisions for its trne prosperity
- this. Mas more, Msssrs. Editors, ! did
believe in my heart, tina. not . tenth part Of
our Eastern villages, congratalating them
selves upon their remotene.s perhaps from
tie regions Of barbarian, could boast Of a
Fourth Of July celebration half 80 rational,
% intellectual and eiers,ing. while nj the
same time truly patriotic, NJ the one ! have
| this day witnessed. A TRAVELLER
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Nsv Advertise

The new marble establishment just opened
on WashingtoD street, by DosAnrE & Nc
CosH is deserving Of attention. They have
fns assortment Of marbles and exhibit
much skill and workmanship 10 chisseling,
lettering and carving.
The professional card Of r. 3. Lockwood,
Of Quincy Adams, Go. Iowa, has BY one Of
those uoaccountabls mistakes which will oc-
cur in printing Office occasionally, been
published No Illinois. While we correct the
error, and make our apology to him for the
blunder, we shall take occasion to recon-
mend him to the favorable notice of those
having business to transact in his line.
Brndner Warren 4 Co. Wholesale Dealers
in Paper, Lasalle st. Chicago. Attention is
called to the card Of this house. Their pri-
c.s are reasonable and stock very large.
Please refer to the card Of Hale & Co.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission, mer-
chants, Chicago.
The limerick House, Monmouth, Iii. ad-
vcrtised in another column, is IN excellent
public house, commodious, and well kept.
D6 Mr.. Conductor Hatch will please
accept our thanks for attentions to this Of.
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xsnw - oUmnq11us ounuesllssu.
HAea ~ pssskassd the Hs~ks ,s
sAsss ~ = ssdesssasdiae between Nj.
Hfssua - sssslssa shat psnuuas b ID.
sssos slscsld Be rfsdiscd % car l,ooks--
III. HWsoa never esae fs<ssrd " gave
= abs aasne y aaosss pse4sid BY sia-
sh isJisisiasl. We ~sised sometime for
Aim - ~ -. solicited him often bu, oil
$50 Fssr~A n consequence u this
neglect - Ms part ,ssny distant .ubseri-
kess ssssk.ps On oor books tLst would
Asss besu ea, Of Tie subscriptions Of
~ sueb, ssless the money " Nj Hersou's
ssssips test oaeo forthcoming viii 10 dis
cvstiaued.
Many pssons we.s taking the daily and
weekly Telegraph II distant points where
- never can 80 70 collect Such will ..
xsss Toward their Subscriptions. For our
Ssiiy, ssmi-esnuaI subscriptions Of % can
- ssat Our weekly Is 81. Ualeu pay.
ssss Is msds. no more pspon will be
ssnt
70 osr subscriber 10 the city and coun
y ead in neighboYing counties, We viii
simply ssy, cur terms are cash IN advance
sssd snIsas our patrons como forward and
pay Promptly, such 10 the size Of our lis
SD paper VIC shall be swamped in vcr.
shost time. Non.paying Subscribers 10 /.
Newspaper arc ike self-righ.eousncs, tn
marc we have Of them the worse We ar.
III. They have boon the death Of man,
en- Otherwise healthy uewspsper. To ou'
eity patrons We shsll soon send arount
ssr bills. Our patrons elsewhere will un
derstahd advance payment is our rule. Blu
few weeks mske no difference to III
With those accustomed 70 pay, disposed I,
pay 10 Reasonable time, we are not goint
70 fall out about month or two. Blu
those whom NO have found upon tn,
hooks Of our predecessors, from which v,
copied their names, without single cred
Il. We shall cat off without further notice
unless saah l. forwarded
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
LIVE RPOOL MARKETS.
Fight between the Firemen and Turner's of
Cleveland, One Man Killed and Sew.
eral persons Woun1ed.

r q
Yesterday evening as procession OF Fire
men Turner'S n, Others were parading the
streets, a difficulty arose between one of the
Turner's and n boy, when an alarm was
sounded by the Turner's, and they rushed
back assaulting and throwing stones at peo-
pie in the streets, and the riot became gen
eral. The Turner'S, being armed with revol
vcrs, commenced firing. About twelve shots
were fired. and one young man was shot and
died in about an hour. Many others were
badly injured by shots and stones, but not
fatally it is believed. The police have ar
rested twenty-four Turner'S. Public opinion
is decidedly against the conduct of the Tur-
ness, as there was no excuse for their con-
duct.
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Numbering that there are eternal and un-
changeable principles of right, which no cir
cumstances can vary, and which God him
self may not disturb.
BY your confessions this day, coupled with
your action, you place yourtel in the condi-
tion of thief who having broken into your
house and got possession Of your money, you
detect and arrest You say to Elm, sYou
william! shat are you doing, thus inv lding
my most sacred rights!'' The thief comes
up to the confessional as our friends have
this day, saying, 81 know have invaded
your most sacred rights: lconfess l have
committed an outrage and inflicted great
injury upon yau. have broken into your
house and stolen your money. have done
this mran thing. l regret it, depiore it,
but, inasmuch, notwithstanding, aiererthe-
less, as IhaUe got in no,r, let there be no
disturbance between me and thee. both
fear and dislike agitation. Let US Just SET
tie this difficulty. You step out ami let me
keep your house and the money too 20
Cloud cheering and laughtee.)
This is the ridiculous light in which we
view you South m gentlemen in Ohio.--
(Here Mississppian interrupts by saving.
'sFhis line WIS worth nothing, Of no value
to any person."l Ford proceeded BY SAYING:
That is beautiful ycu will steal our proper
and for excuse say sit is vaiul-ss.'' Return
the stolen goods, and let the owner fix the
the value, Ifit Was but an old jack knife.
'tis net yours. Come up Ike men and do
this great thing. Confess your wrong and
do righs-always remembering that to do
right and avoid the wrong is the great end of
our being. Doa't you, gentlemen II the
South, cir nix away from th contract wi b
truth don't entreat ron, through faisehool
or hypocrisy, m anness or fraud, attempt to
hide yourseives fron the open eve of lofty
Honor. Long continued applau<e.) You
Southern gentlemen hare said many pretty
things about the Union. We. too. are d.yc-
ted TO this Union; 6r-t. last, and all the time:
and We do not make Slavery a condition pre-
cedens TO our attachment to this Onion, eth.
er. Can you sar - muchs Thank God, We
Of the vest have niger, haiirr and more pat-
riotic motives. We are devoted 10 thi. In
ion. because ere long, by It's perpetnitv
and advancement No expect to became an
empire Of Freedom everywhere! fChcsrs
long and iend.l Ever, public denoassra-
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More Books.

(N1NE Cut Corners just Published, and Kate ayes
" ford story Of the Refugees. for sale BY
jnly3. c. 81. WILCOX, No 2. Barrett Housc.
DIPLEY'S Notes on the Gospels, and Barnes Notes
II on all the New Testament. Al.o Peteron . IA
miIjar Science, for sale ut No. 2, Barrett House.
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Standard School Books at Wholesale,

THE Hydropathic Cyc!opcdia; The u, dr. Paihio
1 Family Physician; Houses for all; The Hydro
p1thio Cook Book, &C., just received at o,.y,o
june 2S ooh1h
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ENGLAND.

In the British Parliament proposed vote
of censure against the Cabinet, to whom the
vote of the Roebuck Committee chnrges some
of the disasters, created some excitement
Sir E. L. Bulwer replied, calling for sdmin-
is,rative reform. Passed the Commons unan-
imousl;.
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HaY Rakes

r. DoZ. Latest Improved Revolving Hay Fahe'
u which we nFer at six dollar. q PIECE.
WHITE, PIERCE h WATERMAN.
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Last evening crowd Of rowd.es attacked
a negro dance house in this place, from which
FIGHT ensued, resu'ting in the death of one
girl by brickbat thrown during the melee.
Seversl persons were wounded. The house
was afterwards fred by the crowd and burn
81 down.
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KIN. State Convention.

INN IN DAETIMUKE.
w., BALTIMORE, July 6.
The loss nv the FIRE of Ralson's establish.
ment was $4,000, insured for $40. 900. Sc
verai OF the firemrn were badly injured.
Thomas Miron's mansion and grounds are
magnihcen'ly Illuminated to- night in honor
OF the repulse of the Allies at Sebastot OIL
The garden contains ABOUT six acres and ia
brilliantly ILLUMINATED with variegated lamps.
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To the Stockholders Of the .. ". p. n. GO.
At meeting Of the Direefe-s Of the stn,e f!sik
"A Road Company. held at Burlington. june z9,n'
1885, il was tGicrcd that she Stock BE- IeSnh
Ell 10 psesent their certificates II stok for Ss,".
within three months firm the date hereof, and f'S'
an Stccy moi ~ fIsI, shs'i be dcria, f.a fcrsd,
Il e. KENIfAII,. Sts'3
i'm. ~ rs B.&M.f. M.
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New York. July5.
The Hcrm: mn arrived at 9 o'cl"cK. She has "a
passengers ard dates IT, the ooh June.
Sale, of cotton for thrco days 10 600 ales. Mar
ket clio ing dull
Bseadsiufs dull and q trfe lower. Com firm ard
unchanged CousoE OH.
There st'aweiI nth ,nticatei report in Fngl nd,
that great battle lad been fought in the Crilnea
In which the Allies wer Gti en- ted vi b III mcns loss
1t was ase rumr d a. Southampton that the
French EMPEROR was suffering undcr the effect Of an
appoplectc fit.
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In Taunton, last evening, a temporary
stage, erected for viewing the fireworks,
broke down and twelve or fifteen persons
were injured but not fatally.