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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Ladies' Of the Old SOmth Parish
will hold FAIR at the City Hail. On MONDAY AND
TUESDAY. Dec nth and 18th rich variety of useful
and fancy articles for the coming holiday will be display
ed for sale while Music aud an old fashioned Farmers
Table, will add attraction to the OCCASION
Doors open on Monday Evening at O'Clock; on Tues
day at 10 A. NJ, and through the day and evening
Admission 10 cents
P. s. Dinner will be served at the lrmers Table,,
between II and O'Clock, on Tuesday.
dlh
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CO. 80 wv ~ "''' O"rol'ne Farnsworth, aged
rvO,a on rneeday a. 10 oclocR, at the residence OF
o., ~, hedting, No. Thomas street, Relatives and
friends aie Invited to attefd. "''e' @n"
OF Fltchburg. N"n', a. lormery
IA Harvard, Dec. 9Th, Mary J. Pollard, TO-
80 years. 80 "'"'" VI "oaalah Voihn,
,oa n ke.ns H. ncc 7th, Mrs. Dctsey Leonard aged
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The New York Tribune says that
while the receipts Of railroads in the United
states, for the year 1854, have increased
neacly City per cent over those Of 1854, vet
the fall in value Of their stocks ls nearly two
bundled nillions OF dollars, with prospect
8 IL Tesahing tbToe hundred millions.
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VIRGINIA AND HER FINANcEs.--It appears
that in Virginia, the disbursements next year lin.
GLIDING large deficit this Year, will exceed the
receipts by Sl.465,25l. To meet this, the Audi
tor states that an average increase of 100 per
cent to the taxes will be necessary. And this 100
per cent increase does not admit of dollars APP
preparation TO Internal Improvements 1t is alb
sorbed by past deficits and current expenses.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

A CURlosITY.-T editor of the California
Farmer has been presented, says the nacra-
mento Union, by Geo. b. Nesbitt, of this city,
with mass of squirrel bones, taken from the
hollow of an oak tree ofabout five feet in diam
eter. The whole mass was many bushels,
and by appearance had lain for ages Many
complete skeletons were among it. This Gu
riosity can be seen at the Agricultural Rooms,
in Sacramento.
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DEATH AND VANITY.--The st. Louis Herald
Of Wednesday says: "Some of our fashion.
able ladies, owing to an excess of vanity, in
complexion, or, as they say, ito improve their
complexion or in the habit of taking arsenic
in small doses. Within the past week two
ladies of this city, members of wealthy fami-
lies and ladies of fashion, have died very sud
denly. Theirnearest friends and relatives say
that they were arsenic eaters but in order to
guard against scandal the real cause of their
death has not been made public. Vanity must
indeed. be an almost uncomfortable passion
with persons who. 10 crafty it, will hazard
their very existence. There is no doubt Of
the fact that this practice is general among our
fashionable butterflies, at least to such an ex-
tent as to become alarming
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

In THE BAKER CASE lat New York the
jury at the last ballot, stood nine for a verdict
of murder, with.a recommendation to mercy,
and three for manslaughter in the second de-
gree.
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GEORGN III. sPURR.

(suCcEssoR TO J.. 7. LAzRLL)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST.
Al dealer IN Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth And
Dsrtal findings Also Manufacturer of soda Water and
syrups. '''
n. IS. Physiclans Prescriptions carefully prepared
from the best medicines All AZ
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MAl1IiIEn-

- u Clinton 18th int by Rev. L. j. Livermore, Geo. w.
Howard to Mrs, Iluld b Sargent, both of Berlin,
n ~ ri199nrg, Pee. II BY Rev Mr.. Wilcox, Mr. Henry
L. Burr Of Oharistown, to Miss Susan Holt Of n
n, ~ LeGmnster, 18th uli., by Rev. Amos smith Mr.
Frederick Stafford to Miss Ellen Conway both of Fitch
ton, ~ S"'an houbh-
"a, ~ Upton Now 2s1, by Rev. William Warren Ioseuh
WOOD OF Northbridge, to Frances A. MESSENGER M ~
gy' zV, CHARLES NJ Wood to Harriet j. prouiy. both
bothOfN '" S"'"h W. "oou,
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DIR. Harris. Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms, 1853 Main, corner of Walnut Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeayor
to reai their confidence, which he aters himself he ha
won, and to gain that Of all Others who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction, inserted in all the various Styles and up
the best materials. iy26 diff
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ROBERT ScHULYER.-A Turin correspondent
OF the New York Crusader states that Rob
ert Schuyler, the railroad defaulter, is now
residing at villa near Genoa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

GAscoNADE.-In the Virginia Senate, on the
10Th, resolutions were offered, authorizing the
Governor to call out regiment of volunteers
to aid in suppressing the difficulties in Kan.
zas, Fol. de-rol
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NOtice.-W. L. HOBBS. Eeacherof all kinds of Brass
Instruments, Clarinet Flute, &c. Brass Bands taught
in the most thorough manner.
Also, music composed arranged for brass and string
bands, ochestras Apply to Lorng Brothers. Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter ST., Worcester.
sGR
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GOODNOVV & haywood,

Have large stock of Boots, Shoes, and Rub
beers, at wholesale; also, at retail full Of
soasonabe goods adapted the city and country trade
all Of which viii be sold at low prices
A. dooDNoW. .-......-...-....-S R. Haywood.
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w. A. 8. SMYTH.

Manufacturer of and Wholesale Dealer IN
LADIES', MISSES, &.CHILDREN'S BOOTS Il SHOES
both Sewed and Pegged, by the or dozen.
Corner of Union Market Sreeta few Steps East Of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester, Mass.
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[MMToRANTs.-The number of immigrants
which arrived at New York up to Deceab Der
18th. this year, was 727 ,595, against 29S, 1895
for the same period last year "a falling off Of
l7l399
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DIFFERENCE OF TAsTEs.--It is in rather a
curious contrast that black man, envoy from
Soulouqne of Haytiato the court of st. James,
was received with all state formalities by
Queen Victoria and her ministers, while a
rich coffee merchant from the same empire
was. on account of his color, very lately re-
fused any reireshmentin stylish eating house
in Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

AN ITEM ron ILLINoIANs.--Durin the last
month the Illinois Central Railroad Company
has sold land to the amount Of one million
one hundred thousand dollars = nineteen.
twentieths Of which has gone into the hands
Of actual settlers, who ARE, for tile most part.
men of substance men who will add 10 much
70 the moral and intellectual as to the material
wealth Of thu State. Chicago Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

cure Tor pain in tue side hesache sick headache
tveness, plies, nervousness and all bilious derangeme
These Pills with less Cost Of money and loss Of time
than any medium ever discovered; aud there is
sea, or gripping, atten ling their Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes in he house
as hilv meiicine, for these Pills, if used faithfully,
will break up fever if used early AID are the best
thing or cold any psrs tried. Sl by D. Scott
q. Il. Spur, j. Green. and others DIFF ol9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

School Committees, or Teachers fitting up
School Rooms with the Modern School Desks and Stools
purchase 80 in good condition. onehalf their orig
inal cost by applying to WIN. Il. EATON, Proprietor Of
Massachusetts, Mercantile and Mathematical Institute
Worcester, Mass. au25 diff
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"a Good Time IN Cominu. Own nor.o,.
selecting Presents for the Ilclidays please loot a,
yert.ement Of Holiday Co ds at '' ~ '"' "u'
az dtt COLEMAN A pfTTMAN,a
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Mrs. M. w. G1ers,Id.. FemnIc phvsic5au

Mrs G having givenpecial attention 10 the theory Of
Midwifery, and united with the stu ~ about six years of
patce three of which has been in this cy and without
the loss Of sinele mother child, would with degree
of could nee still 4s ami recommend her services to her
friends generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
b. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended to in connection with Dr. Wilson's Serpentine
Supporter.
Residence SO Summer street, between Central and Elk.
change SITS. MO diff
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B NICHoLs. NJ. D.,

H0HE0P ATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN 81. OFFICE HouRf
'FRONT.' To g. AND To O'clock 2. VI.
Worcester, It. 20, 1853 diff
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THIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

FRIDAY, December IA.
SENArE.-The Senate met and adjourned
to Monday.
HoUsR.-The contest for Speaker was re-
sumed, and the following votes was taken:
Fifty-sirth BaUot-Banks lO6; Richard
son rs; Fuller 40 scattering 5.
Fitty-sseeNtA Ballot-Banks LOG; Richard
son "A; Fuller Al; scattering 4.
Fifty-eighth Ballot Banks 106; Richard
son 70; Fuller Al; scattering 5.
Fifty ninth Ballot Banks los /; Richard
sol "a Fuller Il; scattering L.
Mr.. A. X. Marshall moved, that when the
House adjourn, it be to Monday.
While the roll was being called, gentlemen
now and then, instead of voting yea and nay,
responded Banks and Richardson, for the mo-
ment believing they were voting for Speak.
er. This misapprehension occasioned repeat
ed outbursts of laughter.
Mr.. Marshalls motion was lost by a vote of
SO against 1856.
Mr.. Etheridge- Believing that nothing can
be accomplished by voting further to. day, l
move the House adjourn.
Mr. Gun back here announced meeting
of the anti-NebIaska and anti admins ration
men to- night. Loud calls to order followed,
and in great confusion the House adjourned.
Mr.. WashbuTn, of Illinois. as the members
were separating, said, There will be 3 meet.
ing to night OF all the members opposed to
the administration" Cries from the Demo-
cratic side, you've dropped the Nebraska
issue, then; let's have the meeting now"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

DTs HtOMe = IIVWiN NnlhurlIC.-S1meb0ly
says that the Americans ''consume more medicine tha
any other nation in the world and the assertion Is un
douotedly true for, besides supporting army phys
OF nostrum that is put into the Market matter whether
it comes from wise man fool There are, however
several standard medicines, which, the longer they are
used, the more popular they become; and among this
number, We know Of none that well enjoys the conf.
dence Of the public as Dr. stones Liquid Cdhartic II
IS particularly recomn ended for reumatsm, neuralgia
paine ia The head side stomach, and the various preya
lent diseases OF the summer and autumn months and
especially it Is used for The eradication Of humors from
the blood .-Americaa Citizen LOWELL
ola DAWN
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MISUNDERSTANDING BOSTON n Eastern II.
ress Go have removed their Office 10 $40 Mai raa, ~
au7 AR ~ '''
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Card.-The subscriber would return thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed since his location in his
new Store ana would inform his friends and the public
that the large increase of business has decided him in max
ing, at great cost permanent arrangements with MIR H.
Willard, gentleman Of exquisite taste and skill, original
in designs, ami large experience who win hereafter stand
at the head OF the Cutting Department
1t has been the study of the proprietor ayanc The
style and quality of the garments produced HE estab
shment and with this view has employed the ables
Eorkmen to be found and he his patrons
that he has the choicest company Of workmen col
ected in any one shop in this State.
fun aud elegant assortment of Seasonabe Goods for
measured garments y4ly large stock of Really Made
Garments carefully cut and made in the Establishments
und er the OF the proprietor expressly ret trade
andA an endless variety of Furnishing Goods. Each ar
Gle cas- its price marked in plain figures upon it, and that
prs is acknowledged 10 be as low, if not ower than
be found in this Commonwealth
VIM II. HUDSON Proprietor,
Carks new Block, Of Main Mechanic streets
269 Main street d3m&w6m no
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slate for Roofs. The subscriber IL prepar.i IN
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality AID isv IN
nes ,o nssr on the mos. satisfactory terms. Bau
apo du JOHN BARNAun
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X. WErHERELL.
=. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
AK 'AA''s DAook' Worcester, Mas
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Western Ticket Onice.-Througb wes,eru
Tickets, ioi all principal Citrs and Towns.
LEONARD d Co, Agents.
""@t hH 1870 Main street
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The Transcript had another column and half
of whining, on Saturday, because we have not
stopped low enough to notice its puerilities. AS
it then promised that that should be its last
whine, it has shown some sign of progress.
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Discovery OF TITLE TO VALUABLE PRoP-
ERTY IN New YoRK CITY-A NINETY NINE
YRARs' LEAsE.-Two of our own citizens
have recently discovered titles to a large es-
tate in New York city and in New Jersey, Of
which they have remained in blissful igho-
rance all their lives. The circumstances are,
that about the time of the breaking out of the
Revolution, an old lady resided upon farm
now embracing the most central part of New
York city, and not willing to encounter the
troubles incident to the approaching struggle,
she returned to Holland her native country
TO remain till the war was over, leaving
daughter in New York and sons in the csun-
try. But, unfortunately, about year previ-
Gus to the close of the war, she died sudden
ly, and when search was made for the deeds
to her farm aud other property in this coun.
try, they could not be found, and remained
undiscovered until few weeks ago. la the
mean time her family was scattered, and her
personal effects, household furniture, &C., were
distributed with them. Among other arli-
Giles, relative came in possession of an old
bureau that had been in her family over forty
years.
1t had always been noticed by the possessor
of this old heir loom, that upon the under
side of one Of the drawers was nailed firmly
square piece OF ClI, DuC IL was supposed 10
have been placed there to cover hole or de-
foot in the drawer. A few weeks ago, how
ie ass "a she edE &hq pqss6sa tbe aFtfl 6tlJYas
that it was completely sound, to remove this
piece of tin. On doing so, what should she
discover but the long M ssing documents, con-
sisting Of seven title deeds, ON parchment, in
the Dutch language, all in perfect state of
preservation. OF co rise, this discovery as
at once made known to the relatives and heirs,
among the number two well known citizens
OF Oswego, and the proper steps for recover
ing the property, most of which is now held
by the corporation of New York, are about
to be taken.
But ttis is not all. The discovery of these
documents has led to the discovery of title to
valuable property, embracing some fifty thou
sand acres of land in New Jersey. In this
case, It seems an ancestor of these heirs, who
was large landholder one hundred years ago,
leased large quantity of land in New Jer-
sey in email farms, to different individuals for
a terra of ninety-nine years. These leases
are now about to expire, and the property will
revert to the heirs above naned.- Osaoeqo
Palladium.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery OF ho
Age Mr.. KhhNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
Of our Weeds, remedy that cures every
kind Humor from the Scroua own to a common
Pmple He has tried it in eleven hundred cases. and
never failed except in two cases. (thunder humor) He
has now in his possession two hundred certificates Of
is value all within twenty miles of Boston,
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing mouth.
One to three bottles viii cure the kind of pmplex
on the face
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bles
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in the
mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the worst case
Of Erysipelas
One bottles is warranted to cure all humor in the
eyes.
botches among the hair.
Fulrs to six bottles is cure corrupt and
ruuung ulcers.
one ottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Two three bottles is warranted cure the worst case
of ringwom.
Two three bottles warranted 70 cure the most des
pcrate case of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted salt rheun
1--WE to eight bottles viii cure the Of serofua
benefit always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
Reader peddled thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity OF Boston know the effects OF in every
80 sure as water viii exnguish fre viii this
huIncr. never sold bottle but that bottle sed an
other after trial it always speaks for itself There
two things about this herb that appears to me surprsng
first, that grows in pastures places quite
plenty and yet its value has been known until dis
covered it in 1886 second that it should all kinds Of
men Of stxy from tie homelies oen n Ro an mn ~
ths belle Of Nonanum and in all cases the cure certain
no change diet is ever the best you can
dssolves scrnous sWerg Of he nece and undsr s
ears price so cents
L,rscfi9ns for Use. Adult on. table snoors,, ma,
days children eight years, desert spoonfu children
from five to eight years. tea spoonful As direction can
be Applicable to all constitutions take enough 10 onpra
on bowels twice a day.
Kennedy gives personal attendance n bad cases OF
Scrofuia -
w. g. 81, 1 ~ 1870 ~ DoNhhD hNNNEDf l2V
3 stata street Ros,o, ~ 'e W AhDplNo ~ w.
Eo. ss al IN v1e~cester h n c.. =, -
Whte h a. q per.iD, ~ 80 T. ~ u - vIeeb' p
Wetherbee Caldwell 4 Hill Bush X o. lanes a~an
L. Il Lagel', sihley scotti cappville George Rober
Sou'doF'"se' A. = Ammidon d1y ii
or tn19IG " 99Sce,-uoDDAkD ALDRICH'S
So1pnlLLE Band j NJ. ALDmcH, Prompier.
n. p GODDARD, LIST Violin. ". H. HoBBs Clarionet
h. X. DgLANp Double pass ~
Engagements may be made bv NJ p Goddord ,tu,
st., w L. Hobbs Goddard az , NJ Ain ~ Iy
or h. X nrI nd n, T a. ~ aursn, vine ST.,
Quarters 2O3 Main 81 o -Nusi'@i neaa
The above Rsod banLc,, t 80.
Continuance Of rmbic natr ''i p's' 'aVors' solicit
s25 dts
v
A. Balm oG a Thousand Flowers !-Reader
of yhovoond $780, ;, !, ,, ~ 50; US the BGim
and FreckIes from the faro r. iii han, .hples
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w. A. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At ram
70. No'2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III d1y
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ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No 21S Main street., Worcester, Mass
my30 awtf
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ConyrcsrionnI.-Nos p4 aker has yet been elected
But since the balrt1g commenced, Bush's Cough Cure
senges have cured hundreds act with colds coughs
h0ars mesa, and bronchial diseases ana fitted them for
better speakers than will be elected in Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-17

English AMI Classical Scisoel,-Persons in-
terested can confer with the Principal the Office OF the
State Mutual ms. Co., 9S Main street. between the hours
of 10 and Il A. NJ, and aud 5P. NJ.
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Sawin. Lyon, s BrnmhaITs oUApRILLR
RAND n =

viii ElyOtEi q tSFfIlhl Ist5E 3 10
BAND. (Foru cry Dorman's Band.)
DirectoT,-J. W. LYON.
Pr1mpier,-FRANK SAWIN.
GAWtN ~ hl0Hu.
=. hRA4HALL,. CIarlones,
Ii. Ii. DoFMAN,. Correct a Piston.
" a. hiCHAkDs,. DouDe BASS.
Apply to Dormans Eating House, corner of Main and
Front sts.. C. Brahal 25 Mechanic st. or at the Office
Marsh's Music store 1924 Main ST.
u Any npn Der of Pieces furnished
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Foreign LIENS.

A letter from the Crimea, dated the I4th
insant, says: ''The destruction of Sebastpol
having been resolved upon, each corps has
received its position to work upou. The city
presents, consequently, the most animated as
pect. 1t is demolition en- regEe. in which the
four armies take part. The houses aud public
buildings are attacked at the base, and on all
sides are heard the blows of the hammer and
the crash of the ratters and timbers of the hous-
es which tall down amid clouds of dust. The
soldiers at once proceed to the selection of all
materials capable of being employed advan-
tageously for their use during ~. winter.
Each man loads himself with objects the most
wanted. Some carry off planks, windows,
doors, presses, fire-irons, kitchen utensils,
even two old chairs and old pots. Indeed, it
may be said that soon not a nail nor piece
of wood, nor title, will remain in Sebastopol.
The Paris Moniteur publishes the following
Marshal Pelissier, in his last report TO the
Minister of War, gives the account success
full coup de main effected on the Sd of Nov.
by the expedtionary corps Of Eupatoria, un-
der the orders of General d Allonville, for the
capture of sundry large focks, destined for the
Russian army, collected at Ell lock- eight
leagues north of Eupatoria.
The operation had succeeded, at nine o'clock
Ali Pacha returned to Eupatoria, bringing
with him 270 oxen, 1850 sheep, 80 horses, 10
camels, and 20 vehicles, taken from the Rus
slams.
Foe IN LoNnoN.-The London papers re-
late large number of fatal accidents which
occurred in that city on Thursday and Friday,
Nov. 10th and 10th, from very dense fog A
number of these occurred in the docks. In
the w. India dock, four seamen were drown
ed in endeavoring to get on board their ships,
two of them belonging to each. In the Lon
don docks custom. house officer, W no had
just left his vessel, on returning to it, walked
off the quay. His cries were heard, but he
was drowned before he could receive assistance
Two men were drowned also in the Black
wall dock. A number of foot passengers in
the streets and on the sidewalks, were run
over by carts and omnibuses, and many ON
nibuses suspended running. The river steam
boats were obliged to suspend their regular
trips and number of collisions on railroads
occurred. great many robberies were com
mitted under cover of the fog, as no police Of
hcer could see a thief at any distance. A
jeweller had plate of glass worth IS broken,
and iewery Of the value of ESQ taken from
his shop-wndow.
The s1.-According to Paris cores
pondent of the National lntelligencer, the
cost of the eastern war greatly exceeds one
million of dollars per day. This is indeed
enormous. Such an outlay, long continued,
must produce disastrous results to the nations
Immediately engaged. 1t is said that Of S0.-
900 horses sent to the Black Sea by France,
only 10 600 remain. The other 70, 600 either
pertshel in battle or through exposure, fatigue
and neglect. The average cost was about
800 each, and about as much more to convey
them to the Crimea.