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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-11-07
WARREN LEDGER

I The 81 No. with "a g~r .tuituus circulation Of Iu.GCt
Will re issued Dec. I. iS55. expressly for tine Holidays
TAUs- who may wish to avail themselves OF its circu!a.
tiOu. are requested To hand in their cJIls on or before
NUF-@. TERMS, Yne-thiri OF a column. one iuser.
ton one 10 lar i. 4. 1. BALDWIN.
Warren. Oct. -. 1855.
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NOTICE.

y. B.-The business will he continued ~ Charles
Messenger. ut the old stand in West Warren. where he
will ne happy to see his old friends and customers.
oa9T-tf
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NHEESE WAREHOUoE.-HENRY II,

- CoLLISs, TJrusriing and Commission Merchant
for the sale Of Cheese. Butteg, Pot and Pearl Ashes and
Produce generally, No - Wood ST.. Pittsburgh Pa.
CCENES IN THE PRACTICE Of a
> New York Surgeon, ~ DR.. Dixon, editor of the
"scalreL"
This highly interesting work is the embodiment OF
much that is valuable in science, and striking in Incl
dent. The facts and narratives here grouped together
have been CLEANED during a practice both varied ana
lengthy. and from sources the most diverse. both IN
ugauS and matter. The canopied couch and the ioWly
D4Iiet-Etmuervd luxury and starved mendicity have
each contributed to illustrate some Cfthose phases the
4s.rqIit-fry OF which has led many a rejecting mind OF
-caIa--Vsrily life is a mystery, and death the So
.---t-, inst resolved at ADAMS
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE-The

Y Il W lOINA OWN AOlhLf-- TIC
~ Subscriber having purchased Mr.. J. Narlin's
stock, takes ;his method Of informing tIe citizens o
Warren and Irunhull county. that la addition to the
stock Oh hand, he is receiving and HHs opening, a
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW BOOi 4.
Stationery and Fancy Goods as can he found in the
west. His stock of toO.s comprises Histories, Tray
els, BOmances. Encyclopedias. Biographies, Works on
ElocutioU, Architecture. Agriculture, Theology. Geolo-
". Philosophy, Physiology. fhreloingy, VI orks an
Spi-itualisiu, Mystic Orders, ANIMALS and Albums.
Also, all the new publications WORTHY Of Eot'. pills %
school Books. both Old anu new. new N use in the sew
urai school districts. Ii les from 81 cts 10 SO, Prayer
and Hymn books for all denominations.
JUVENILE y Toy BOOKS
in great variety, Letter Writers, song aud Dream
Books. AstrOiOgers' Books and & rds.
S~TATIONERN.
Ia this dep srtmTEt are offered every description OF
Goods. French, Americ IN Laid, Move. Cap, Bill Let
ter ald Not Paper Of tn best quality and Envelopes
RT.ANK ROCKS.
Comprising Leirers. Journals, Record. Cash, Invcicc,
THe. LOG. Note. hrceil { a. "a Memorandum BOOks.
Also. Copy Books for schools.
LithOErlphc Prints. Maps, Chsssmeu and Boards.
Domiuoes. Dice and Cups Playing ard Printing Cards,
ers, Address Cards. Plain. Gilt. Embossed and lllumiiu-
cd, Card Cases. Pearl, ivory and Illuniuei.
Drawing Books. Cards, Paper and Drawing materials,
luis. Writing Fluids. Pei : an Lead Pencils.
Leaves. Wire. Paper etc, for Artificial Flowers, and
% large assortment OF English, French. German and
American Toys, Weekly Papers from Boston. New
York and Philadelphia, Periodicals. Earpers', Put
n4m's. Grahlm's. Godey's and Methodist National Mag
azincs. Leslie's Book Of Fashions aud Yankee Notions.
The purchasing community will end always ON hand
% large stock from which 10 ma @ their selections. 1t
extremely low prices for cash only, 1t the New York
Book Store. No-23 Main street. a Few doors south Of
he Post OGc-.
Earralt. ur-. 1851 r. 4. :. ALDWl
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The meeting then d%journcd.
MOSES SHOEMAKER, Chm.

L. V. MATIINGLr, Sec V.
So, %rufians with whisky, bowie knives
and pistols. drive oil men, women and
children, peacefully and religiously as
sombling in The Iightful exercise OF one
of their cusloms-cu>toms hitherto res
pected on the wildes frontiers, and con
Iribujng, too, essentially : o the civiliza-
lion OF that region-A. J. Tribune.
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Chcneille Embroidery.

ChcnelIe Embroidery.
We were shown, yesterday, some beau
tiful specimens OF Embroidery upon vi
vet. by Misses SpALDING and HUNTER.
These ladies bring high recommends
tons. and he specimens which they ex
hibj,, pace their skill beyond question.
They may be found at Mr.. BARrLELr :
on Liberty str ct. above the American
Houe {, where hey propose teaching the
art of Embroidery. to a class Of young
ladies. Those who wish to possess a
very desirable accomplishment, Will "a
well o attend.
School Examination at Vienna
The regular tall examination Of the
Vienna Academy takes place on Friday
Nov. 9Th, commencing at 9 o'clock, A.
Il. y lecture to TIE students, viii be
delivered, in the evening, by the Rev
Mr. MEAsoN. OF Ibis place
Thanks.
We are indebted TO Hon. j. Il. GID
DINGs, Tor the Patent Office Report, iur
1874
Large &c cry
We arr indebte to Mr.. ANDREW DA.
WILSON, Of Rowland, for three mon
sIrous specimens Of this plant.
Original Poetry.
We are in receipt OF TWO articles, which
will appear next week.
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80 THE CREDITORS Of he state
L Of John R1ycn- deceased. Ga the 18th day Of
J Ocro-er, lcjj. the PROBATE Court of Trumbun County
declared the estate Of John Rayen. deceased, to De pro-
badly i~lsJ,velt- Creditors are therefore required to
present Ulvir claims against the estate to G. W. Smith.
for allowance, within six months from the time b we
mentioned. or they will not he entitled to payment.
Oct. .4-3w JOHN RAVEN, Admir-
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4 MEXICAN Agitators & Ref rmers,
n with eIeg=rt steel Portraits. price Si-25 at

There is not volume in existence which contains f.
ner specimens OF eloqlence-im.assionel pathetic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that rouses a. the better feel.
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CWAN'S TREATISE. new edition,
- just reed At ADAMS BO0G ( MUSIC STORE.
TN YCLOPEDIA ofReligilus Know
a. elge, q few copies =; ADAMS.
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line SHEEP FOR SALE-The sub
I scri ler oaers Tor SAFE a choice lGt Of RENCU ard
SPANISH NERTSO BUCKS. par; % thegs sired hy the
imported Buck. -OII faint r" Persons wishing t.
Improve their stock, viii fHI this g cool opportunity,
I have also Tor sale. . frH-lioUael bThHA& bILL
.rfch I viii sell At = bargain. c. e. EEAEDSLEY.
Lorist0U Truml. Co. o.. oct I7.-itf
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We are indebted TO Hon. j. Il. GID
DINGs. Tor the Patent Office Report, Tor
IS 1.
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Z - " L ~ III VI -hA
- Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance OF an
order OF sale 70 me issued by the Probate Judge OF
TrumluIl County, I will sell At public auction, to the
highest iIier. at the premises IN the town OF Hreener
iu said County between the hours Of TO o'clock \. VI
and Z o'clock P. NJ, Of the 18th day Of November, \. D.
i-55. the following described premises, situate in Lot
A. in SAID Greene township, bounded: Beginning At the
southeast corner Of the tract Of - acres conveyed ~
ths heirs OF susan Stursess to John GOnsau!is. hy decd
executed November 3Uth. ls3 and recorded In Book
-. pages I-G and Is. Of Trumhul County Records. a
a stake ami stones in the south side OF said lot ana II
chains AMI 1 links east Of the southwest corner OF the
std Iot; thence west on said lot line p chains and )
links. thence g0rth 20 chains and o. links 10 the nora
line Of said - acre tract; thence east on the saidnorth
line To the east line Of - acre tract; thence south on
said -ast line 20 chains and - links, 70 the place ofhe-
ginning. containing as surveyed 10 acres, appraised 1t
So per acre. ANNA GON>AOLlS'
Administrator OF John GCnsauEs, deed.
o. - 49, fw-
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no MHLERS-

+ 1 }. Il. Morley d. Co, are nov able 20 supply Mil
ers and others with a new corn cracker, the best il
Sc. augi5
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Original Poetry.
We are in receipt Of Two articles, which
will appear next week.
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ENGRAVING ON WOOD LThe

z NUItAE INU ON WOUU -Ihe
a. Subscriber is prepared to execute all orders in
the above line. such as Views Of Buildings. Bill or
Newspaper Heads, Envelope Stamps, Illustrations for
Books, Handbiils OF News PaDer, &c, &c, in a superi-
or manner. Also.
DRAWINGS and DESIGNS
Of all Kinls, such as Views Of Houses. Hotels sboDs-
Furnaces, Machinery, or Designs for the Patient once,
DC. &c.
u ? Call at my Rooms over Baldwin's Book Store,
where specimens may he seen. ". z. PORTER.
Warren, o., Sept. I2 50.
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GROCKERY, Gass-Ware Looking
~ Glasses. &c, d large stock can always be found
at he YOR STORE.
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4 Tao or three more GOOD ONES, Left vet at pOne
roy's NgsiC store. A good horse will be taken in ex
chang for oue OF them, if offered soon.
Warren. Oct. y. ;. T POMEROY.
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MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.

CHOT GUNS.-Best Stubb & Twist
~ dL brl. shot guns, at A. l. MORLEY'S.
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OIANOS u M~ELODEANS.

lULCINERS, a beautiful instrument
~ Tor iha PlrInr. m pnn.rrrrs OH Music Stnr.-
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EAUTROT d GILLETT, Wholesale

R,nsmler the place. sign Of the Red Foot. No. 6,
Main street, Warreu- Ohio. Apr. lS-tf
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AND WARRANTS WANTEDl

~ II AA0"
a. Al persons having Land Warrants to sell, can
obtain the highest market price Tor them ~ calling on
the subscriber, at the Western Reserve Bank
July 2j-f Us. EDWARDS.
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DOYAL WILTON, Brussels, three
III Ply, Ingram and venitian Carpeting, also Rings.
Du.eets. Naitiugs. Oil Cloth. &c, the largest stock in
old Trumbull. can be had at the
NEW YORK o
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.MBROIDERTES 4 TRIMMINGS

- Rich Thread Laccs; Swiss AM Cambria Collars;
Sleeves Bands and Emhroiu cries; Velvet. loire An
tiqu- and other sy is trimmings. The ladies say Il IS
a treat to examine the great ~arietv At the
NEW YORK STORE.
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pROCHE, Log and Square Sh wt;
- Br1che. Cashmere and Gold End Sc1rfs; shavlS
OF an kinds. including some new styles; Cioaks, Nan
tIhs- AMI "A iuu assortment Of Claak and Talua Cloths,
nj tbe YORK STORE
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FTFAVYR RICH PLAID SILKS, BIZ

D-B1-ss- Faucy. Plain AMI shilling D-LIines
the lar. stock OF French Meri1Os in town, and at pri-
ces that tefg competition, ut the
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Ia this dep. rtmsut are offered every description o
Goods. French, America IN Laid, Wove. Cap, Bill Let
ter aId Nots Paper Of III best quality and Envelopes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-21
HON. SAMPSON W. HARRIS.

The Aontevao Alabama) Herald, q democratic journal
Eblhed in the congressional district long and SO
scyely represented by Mr. Harris speaks of the coming
aayass as follows;
eve cands any why the people Of this district
dispense with the services Of present able
peenced and influential representative, Hon. Sampson
NJ Harris"
We do not know the wishes of Mr. Harris In the prem
s do intend to take part in any struggle for the
but cannot refrain adding to the words
the Herald that in the popular branch Of Con-
ess has devoted friends and few have more ability
md influence serve their friends and constituents
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e Of men want abroad--men Of directness Of pur-
% Of tried and approved fidelity men OF acts, not Of
nas. men Of substance rather than manners who
tosing the interests Of the government, have the will
Inc honesty to yindieste them in the mode and fash
ia n republican manners rather than through the dupc
!, and indirection of diplomacy and moral dishonesty
could say much to you Of the satisfaction Iowa
u, Al this appointment We claim townsman the
,os western self-made man and We the democracy Of
"a congratulate ourselves and thank the President that
has sustained the that faction and temporary fa
dcsm have conspred overthrow In great haste send
I'd this first expression Of sentiment assured that the
Vat and the country will applaud this appointment
Yours very truly, SO
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Public 81.

AN ACT provide for the accommodation of the courts OF
the United States for the district of Maryland and for
post office at Baltimore city, Maryland.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives, 81
the United States Of 1erica Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be authorized procure
to be procured suitable site sites for building
buildings for court house and post Office in the city of Bal
tmore and that he prepare and submit to Congress-
early day practicable, plans and estimates for the
structon of building buildings such site sites to
gcther with the estimates for fitting up furnishing the
for the purposes indicated And if building build
ings should be such site sites which be remodeed
changed the purposes indicated in the title Of
this BILL he shall submit to Congress plans and estimates for
such alter and also estimates for fitting furnish
ing such building buildings Provided That contract
contracts he make for such site sites shall be
conditional and made subject the approval of Congress
Approved February IL, 1855.
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LOCAL WIS.

DRAWING TO cLosE.As the last session Of the present
Congress Is rapidly drawing TO cosefor its hours have
already been numbered by several honorable membershe
outside ysiters to the Capitol have increased such
the habue in order float through the ebbng aud flowing
tide of humanity with safety satisfaction For the last
two days the rotundo the obbys the ecbambers and
the galleries. have been uncomforaby filled with strangers
and citizens witnessing With apparent interest the closing
of the expiring session. The expected speech from
Cas- Monday, and the delivered speech yesterday filed
the galleries Of the Senate to their capacity and
need scarcely add that the venerable statesman fully
if he did not exceed the expectations of his distinguished
auditors, high those expectations had been raised
De oTo DISCOVERING THE MIssIssIppiDaily crowds of
admiring ysers still lnger around this really fine picture
In spite of the old saying never look ag horse in the
face have repeatedly looked in the face of the noble
quadruped which De Soto besrdes and would therefore,
avail ourselves of the opportunity to congratulate the
artist upon the admirable condition Of the steed after his
long, perilous, and most fatigung journey
THE oouscrLs-The councils Monday evening last
The business transacted of unimporan character
The board Of aldermen confirmed the nomination Of Mr. An
drew J. Larner as corporation book keeper.
INDIANS AnouT.-Large delegations from the Sioux and
Chippewa tribes a visit to this city business
with the government They attract not only the attention
Of citizens in general but of the Auxiliary Guard in par
tcuar for of these of the forest had be escorted
to the saonhouse Monday evening in consequence Of
overn indulgence in ''fre-water."
The BoArNow that the river is comparative
free from ce the southern boat has resumed her regular
morning and evening trips to Aqua Creek
The EvEsISG-Our readers should bear it
in mind that Mr. Dix lectures this evening at Carus Sa-
loon, on the Eastern question. See advertisement.
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TnrAsusr DssAsrsssr,

January =, lcts.
Socs hereby holders Of ua following described
stocks q the United States i prepared
al between hereof and the iss March
portions o. tose ssocks,
si,scoooo In tbs and hereinafter
toned, viii
n Of competition, stated
preferences via be
may offered The eenhcstss duly assigned 80
who
this receipt whereof
piee paid compounded o. lelo~ins paussI.rs
!. The par value, specified eessscate
premium o. by me act o.
Jay 1876 redeemabie November ~ Isoo, ef per
stock Of lss2
cemser per stock Of
s 1875 rede.mahe, the
December 3oh June, Isos Of
authorized by the oa@s
deeabe on preemhe lrt (eoon called he Tersa
indemnity , per cent
Interest par foa the LIST ofJnus
1855 receipt Treasury with thc
of money owner Of days
IN addition.
Treasurer
Boston, New fors
or Phiiase phia, parties direct.
Bu no certificate VIII emitted OF hts notice
winch shall actually Treasury before tbs
said day OF March
JAMES cUrHKE,
Seescsary OF the Treasury.
Jan 4-dtMar III
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Public Sc. !

AN ACT making appropriations for improving certain midi
tary roads in the Territory of Minnesota.
Bea enacted By e Senate and House Of Representatives Of
he United States Of Aerica Congress assembled That the
following money be- and they hereby appropr-
ated for improving certain military roads in the Territory OF
Minnesota, to wit
For cutting the timber the territorial road from
the Falls of ST. Anthony to Fort Ridgey, five thousand dol
lars.
For cutting the timber the road from Fort Ripley,
Grow Wing river the point where said road nersects
the main road leading the Red river of the NORTH thou
sand dollars The aforesaid be expended under the
direction of the Secretary of War.
Approved Feb. II, 1855.
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district Of southern district Of Florida
and southern district California three thousand dollars
The judge of the district Of louisiana three thou
sand five hundred dollars.
The Judge Of the southern district Of New York three
thousand hundred and fifty dollars.
The Judge Of the northern district 81 California 1--WE thou
sand dollars
Approved February IL, 1855.
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Public 3s.l

AN ACT authorizing the construction of line OF telegraph
from the Mississippi Missouri rivers to the Pacific ocean,
BE enacted BY The Senate and House Of Representatives Of
The United States Of america IN Congress assembled That
Hiram o. Alden and James Eddy their associates, and
signs hereby authorized and empowered construct
their expense line of telegraph from such point the
Mississippi or Missouri river as they may hereafter select
which lands the right Of hundred feet in width for
that hereby granted to San Francisco in Caor
mia, in direct line practicable
SEC. O. And be further enacted That all voluntary
territorial injuries to said line Of telegraph TO property
thereto belonging within the Territories of the United States
shall be deemed and hereby declared to be wu and mali
espasse and shall be punished such, and all laws
of the United States in force in Territory thereof
protection opropery and applicable such Offences shall
be- and they hereby extended for the protection Of said
and under the jurisdiction of the United States through
which the be and all and
proceedings for the detection and punishment OF the aforesaid
offences shall be within the jurisdiction of the courts and
shall be issued and by the law officers in the
States organized Territories.
Approved Feb. IL, 1885,
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AN ACT making appropriation for completing the public
buildings Of Oregon Territory, and Minnesota.
BE esoced by e Seaafs Haass of Representative ~
ks United States 81 4eriea Congress essebled That
the OF thousand dollars be- and the
hereby granted and appropriated Of anapproprsed
IN the treasury, desy the Of completing
The public buildings IN the Territory Of Oregon, which
now commenced and partially completed.
SIC 2. Aad be further enacted That Of the said
thousand dollars the OF forty thousand dol
lars shall Dc expended according 20 the provisions OF the act
Of the assembly relating TO the public buildings Of
the Territory, in completing the pententary and the
OF thousand dollars shall be expended according
10 the provisions Of said act in completing the
OF house for the meeting o. the legislative assembly Pror
ad The commissioners elected uperntend the erection Of
said buildings shall the said be expended
TO insure the completion Of said buildings without additional
expense 70 the United States.
SEC. g. Ad BE- further enacted That the sum OF eleven
thousand i've hundred dollars be- and the hereby
propraed to complete the the territorial capitol and build
workshop for the territorial prison in the Territory
nesoa In accordance with estimates made by the agent APP
pointed by the Secretary OF the Treasury said be
pended under the direction Of the Secretary the Treasury
Approved February IL, 1855.
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AN ACT 20 establish an additional land district in the Ter
ritory Of Oregon.
% enacted BY The Senate and House c Representatives q
The United States o america Congress osseabed That all
the land lying south Of the fourth standard parallel the
Territory Of Oregon be- and the hereby created
land district, 20 be called the Umpqua district the
land office for which shall be established such place within
said district the President shall from time to time direct
and have the compensation powers duties, obligations
and responsibilities that prescribed in the sixth section
of the act approved July seventeen eighteen hundred and
tyfour entitled An amend the approved Sep
TENDER twenyseven, eighteen hundred and fifty to create
the Office of general of the public lands Oregon
&c Propidcd hocerer That this shall go into e
feet until three months after its passage.
SEC 2. And be Il further enacted That the district lying
north Of the fourth standard parallel said Territory shall
be known as the Willamette land district
Approved Feb. IL, 1855.
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BY TEL e G r. A PHI
Trial of an Alleged Murderer.

SYRACUSE, IN. Y) Feb. l9.The trial of Alfred Tyler,
for the murder of his wife about year ago. which has
been postponed three times already this afternoon
up the adjournment Of the jury had been
paneed.
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THE Z DAILY d UNION

AaArsuh DRAMATIC FEsrvAI---0n Friday evening an
amateur dramatic festival given Cincinnati for Ia,
benefit o. the poor and very successful the receipts
reaching some $1,000 Judge Finn, Judge Walker and
other prominent citizens appeared the occasion
MORTALITY AT NEW foRK.-The total number Of deaths
in the city last week 500 Of which 60 were nom con
sumption, 81 from nande commissions and 70 from scarlet
fever.
MARINE INSURANCE on THE LAKEL-The Cleveland Herald
says the recent convention Of underwriters held Buffalo
materially raised the Of lake insurance on mos
freghts from 20 to SO per cent
GREAT FALL OF RAS.-Professor Caswel OF Brown Uni
yersy furnishes the Providence Journal with meteoro
logical table for January, BY which appears that the
quantity Of rain which tell last month was Gas inches
the average fall for Jansary for twentour years being
only 294 inches.
HoSoRs 10 CoAMoDoRE PERRY.-The Rhode Island hous,
Of representatives has adopted resolution authorizing til,
governor TO present to Commodore Perry service Of
plate suitably inscribed testimonial OF the high APP
probation by his native State Of the great and important
service he has rendered the OF civilization and
commerce in the opening Of the ports Of Japan.