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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Of the body not the Of external injury caused
by the retention Of scrd humors beyond time nature AZ
signed. In all these Brandreh's pia which viii
remove these huhors IN few hours The difficulty IL
a. Is cents box, " -
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CoorFRs REFINED SHEET AND SHRED HIN
~ elsss prime article fr blanc nasgc and table jees
parties family To be obtained Of The pr,ncinal
druggists and grocers IN the city and throughout ne Vnisd
Sa'es
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
M q n e Y n a II X e =.

THURSDAY, Dec. lG-o ~. n.
The stock market was at all Duoyant this morning.
There not much activity n The board, and lower
prices rulod Illinois Central bonds declined per cent;
Cumberland Coal, X; New York Central, y, Erie y;
Michigan Southern, X Chicago and Rock Island, ri NIT
waufe and hsssippi, Y. GAiena and Cncaso soVsIco
per cent; Illinois Central IN specnato IN railroad
stocks Tor better prices evidently attracted ny the
spproa hing dividends and doubtless by the pros
pect OF an extra dividend b far as railroads are con-
cerned they have enjoyed the most year Of
their exi,ence while this fact Is generally admitted
by raj road men, they also compelled 70 40
knowledge that In the main they have made no
money. Ia asserted by those who know that
notwi hsiandipg he large earnings Of the Reading
Railroad Company, they must show . float
Ing debt OF nearly two millions OF dollars. Tho floating
debt OF the Erie about million, Notwithstanding the
report says that the net earnings equal 70 l2 per
cent on the capital and dividend paid The ngs
Of the middle western roads do not show any increase
and con petition in that particular section destined 70
rsge with terrific force and effect Most OF them have
much ~ they do TO nnAncier for future divden 10
The exhibit OF The Erie Railroad Company ID most
raordinaTy confirmation OF the Views NO have 80 fre
qpenty Expressed while the expedents recommended 10
restore M sinking fortunes, by the bull organs 60 %
show the extent to which desperate minds are prepared
90 in order TO keep alive In the community the feeling
necessary FOR their wicked purposes. The jobbes IN
Erie Railroad stock advising issue Of g.
preferred stock to raise sufcsent money to pay the
floating debt provide for necessary construction 70
keep the road up to the proper point Of efficiency All
this Is TO subssrve the objects Of the day.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of stocks and bonds made at auction by A. H.
Eicofay
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The Philadelphia Ledger OF yesterday thus notices tho
rev ono cent COIN
We were yesterday shown or tho new cent pieccs
authorized by Congr.s OF W. lasi session. snd which has
net given 10 the pubc ior want Of the Decenasry
appropriation 10 carry the law into effect II Ia very
wieldly ard GifGy copper cent about the sze Of
quarter eagle hut much thicker and nearly OF the color
OF German silver The obvtrsa well executed figure
OF dc m fight, with the date underneath, and tho
words @tstsd States Of America above The converse
In finely executed wrtmh, representing all the prno.
raj staples OF the cosnIysot,op u, tobacco wheat
grapes with the words cent In the centre mo
only objection we have TO u n, kw no ringing sound
The lac. financial cacususa put iorh BY tho spccUias
ing directors Of the Chicago and Rock Island RaNFosi
Company 10 follows
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Knox's Depot Ia ut the Corner Of Broadway
aud Fulton street where besides hats an assortment Of fus
the like Of which before here be In
speced Furs dear this but KNOX manages
TO sell them at low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Paris Hats just Received and for Sale by
J. N GENIN. ga Broadway, opposite St. Paurs church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Holiday Presents Fancy Goods, Silver
plated ware &C. at auction this day at l0ls O'Clock at
IEAvITT DEIlSsER CO., 81 and $40 Broadway
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Nervous and Dyspepsic psopie--rry DIR.
NrBBFRS sarRiiher; 'ts blessed r-renChener hlons
nsker snd puriaer Price o. 90 pr BoweT. Feeble aud
laoguid. ryh
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Fine Shaving soap-Good for ChaPped
hesh curing eruptions and Jones' italian
Depot 202 Bowery. Lafonts liquid alabas
ter, rs cents, for ladies.
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Hollow avs Pills The Finest ranat1y Bic
dicirce In the world. and Doe1 all suffer
rem dteases OF the liver and souach - hey an
cuIe htee diseases
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RfIsCEa.LANn&,UW,

Doors THlT ARE BOOTS,
I'D shoes that shoee,
For iasies gents and Children foe toe ccnssc hondays
). CAHIIi,, M1 pruadwry.
CARNIVAL HAr.-MANUFACTURTRs or THE GEN.
uerucns dress silk hats which onw the public Their
approval purchase withhold al ON their
etie rtyine The DISCRIMINATION Of Ia
for literally sustained ue IN quarterly aud
The original dea q an nte mediate style expressly sdape<
he American Carnival or New ear sceeon
IEARY CO.,
Astor House, broadway.
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Ac-ssrd newcrsn Be~ars 81 counterfeis The immense
II ths balm brought OF counerfss
end Dpssiora BE each bottle " signed FErRfDgF
co. Franklin sqgsrs, " Y. For sale by all drugg,sts
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Beebe & Co., 1855 BrOadway.-Hats for the
holidays, of every desirable pattern and Fabric
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20 Cent Ambrotypc LikeBesses, with Case,
beautifully colored 1890 taken daily by the machine
GEES a. klNBALL'S, SAT Broadway
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Gcnin's Festival HAt-Thls MAtchless Far
Improvement the court style just issued In
Pare Is ready GERINS, IA Broadway, opposite b.
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Supreme Court General Term.

Judges Roosevelt, Dawes aud Peabody presiding
DIclb-Tbe Court announced that OhAres l.. Spth0orH,
. Delssp awer lately exed on account OF his republican
principles had applied for admission TO praothe In this
court torney and counsellor, that the court had
decided IN favor Of his application and the. the clerk
world enter order accordingly.
Geovgiapa Brown B. X. Brown Judgment OF the
court below set asde and decree for divorce for plaintiff
granted
----~-----
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Csmeo-type.-Flatterin and Beautiful, and
''' ''>'' -'''''- WILKINSON BROS, Brooklyn.
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The Best Ambxotypes In the City are Taken
n the Everett Gallery 42s Broadway Prices from fifty cents
upwards
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,n-Tbc kierpa Parfuns from The HoiyCiy ISgER Zoo
No. go Broadway; Hayfand no ~ John Mrs Hayes
Douglas. Brooklyn HeFenan, ClarK Co, Green. ollfe
y. A. Hescnan and Rushion.
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Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond Rings
pins swery and silver spoons, forks &c. for sale 81
hole ard retail ~ less than the usual prices by GEO
o. AiLEk importer of watches and jcweny, ii Wall street.
,eocnd floor near Broadway.
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Toys, DOLLS AND GAMES CAN VIC HAD CHEAPER
At ROGERS bazaar tna st ether place 10 this city
as the whole stock including moot valuable collection
fancy articles for gifts and must be sold Ibis month
without regard 10 eos. II. 3 ROGERS, 400 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

Hunters Celebrated Crystal Miniature
licensees of babies youths beauties and aged, brilliant
and cheap. Gallery AIS Broadway.
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One Shilling Portrnitypes and Dollar Pho
toerapbs.-l000 taken daily by HOLMES psen, invention,
yNuav
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Holiday Pgesents.-Inger ~ Co. have re-
rsr Atlantic splendid assortment OF goods
suitable or christmas and New Years g'its -
GEORGE y. NIGER a CO.,
Of Wa her ste act md Bru Iva
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BoySery Toilet and PeTfumcry Store 2O3,
Spring street Depot Of Lafonts liquid alabsser for
ladies' skin, PSI Jones Italian soap for chapped flesh Is
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ercept eon-mpton-Nra Pauna Held undertakes IN care
all diseases
tody. matter what they called by the mncal
faculty Her sgncic powers and ehcst0us
s she esDa bic a. making radical ssres Ordinary
four and IN aoTcary lbnr
Her 10 simple AMI produces
apses she hes been enneng cures NUMEROUS 70
trncaira Of her residence wil prove dis As she -
rsw her jourrey 70 fransc. aud VIII Ter
kaer period IN tho city, she tas been led ~ the ni
rrcs there she calls The attention
nsahe children adu 70 CONSUL her. Her conanhasn
fee n g. for os and single consultation al
prove ,ce % t patients What eiec' her produsea
CsIre hours. from 70 IL A. NJ aud 10 sP. "
pAUtINA HafD - Howard
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Singular ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3O5 Brond-
way takes four photographs for a. superior TO - pictures
ps
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Plush, Furs, Hat Trimming, varnish and
rubber cement for sale by EASTMAN ROBERTS No bl
Maiden lane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-19

4 The bifl. which Il Senate bill, was as,amendsa
paved BY the following vote:
/ Arks-Massrs Anderson. Baker, Bas, Berkeley
Boreman. Bfady, Brpwn, Burwsll Of Patrick, 1sGr
well Of Bedford Bush. BYRD, Bywaters, Cabsll, Cal
vert, Carpontef. Carter 9hrstian Clarke, Coz Cfnn
mer, Dabney, Daniels Dsvis Of Grcenbrier. payieo
Amherst, Diekinsou Of Richmond city, billiard, Dod
con, Doyle, Edmunds Edwards EgeboFn, E1yson
Floyd. Frost 0arnett HAWKS Haynea, Hays Her.
bert, Hieft, hobbs, Holiday. Holman, Howell, limbo
den, Jones of 0loucestef, kee, Lansfift, Mallory,
Maya. McChemey, Murdsush, Nicolsou. nottingham,
Nowlin, Pargons eattersos, Paul. Pendleton Of Lou
g, ftman, fowell Iresson. RuGner, kukherlburd,
Ssmuela Seddon, Sesar, Smith Spady. Sprinkle, Tsy.
Ior. thomas Of Mason. Thompson Towner TripIett,
vyIss vss. vsnoxsdali Wellmah west WILEY. Wood,
NoEs-Meafs Crutchfsld (Spesker), Arnett, Ash
~, Barnes Brandon. Braunon, Carper, Caruthern,
Gambler, Collins Claybrook Crsbtree Croker Crock
ete Deans, Dickinson Of 0rsyson, Draper, Drew,
Dromgoole, french George. Gillespie, GREGORY, Har.
dy, He:skel. Holden, Johnston, Jones Of Appomat.
fox, Jones OF Rappahannock, Kelly, Kempef KIRBY,
Lantz, Martin, MeIver, Nelson, Newton, Riga Rob.
erts, Ronald, Shumate, Sinclair Spitler Thomas Of
Warren, Thrift, Tomlin, Tredway, Walton Watson,
Welton-50.
IMr. sTANARD had paired of with Mr.. pEsDLE-
roS, Of Giles.l
The SrEAKER had decided that the constitution.
q vote of II was not necessary but as the bin re-
ceived more than that, of course all ground OF
cavil on that score 10 removed.
On motion Of Mr.. FOREMAN, the House adjourn.
ed
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- FALL lMPORTATION.-
- ToHs % lHp Sf SiFLTs ~ soNA u

,sli.s, q siNsiR e AN HSSr OriD,stG DotGsIE iIE
BARREL GUNS, Of superior finish.
ALSo-A splendid variety Of Powder FlaskA Of
Dixons make; Shot Belts and Pouches, o. tn most
Calls and Collsrs Ely's wsteT-psoof Centnl Firs
Caps Wash Rods. complete; 0un Wsds, De
ALSO-Colts Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Ae-
Guns stocked and repaired with neetneN and dis
patch. JAMES WALSH.
Gun Importer, doors above 81 Charles Hsesl. se
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AGEcHANIcAL.

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INyTTrUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN ".
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN sraeET. DE-
TWEEN EfeHrH AND NINTH return thanks 70 ny
friends for their kind patronage during the pastfbur
furnish Store Fronts, Monumenta Tomhs, vanlta ord
attend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and u lAe< Al
work in the STONED Cutting and Buildine iins.
passed North or South. oc So
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LYncHRuRa. Jan. Is. 1856.

b LYHcHBURG, Jan Is, 1856
DEAR DIsPATCH-Ever since Saturday, Janua.
ry 5th, the earth has been shrouded by snow, and
it is said by 'the oldest inhabitantsr the deepest
that had occurred in this region since the year
1885, and have no doubt they speak the truth as
the depth win average ~ inches Such big snow
took our people quite by surprise, and has been .
source Of great trouble and anxiety to them. Il
has thrown the ears off tho track, over bridges in
to creeks, hemmed them In cuts where the snow
gineers and fremen, and caused non.arrival Of
mails, until we are almost run distracted
The last mail we had from the east came Friday
last. and only then from Richmond and Petersburg;
der we would have been totally in the dark, and
none the wiser. If you had departed this life"
learn that the mails from here have been -
equally unfortunate. ! am informed the train on
the South. Side, which left here on Saturday 9 A.
NJ, got stuck in . cut near Pamplin's Depot, Appo.
evening, when it was extricated by the aid of two
extra engines, and started for Petersburg but mis-
fortunes never come single handed as when It got
within five miles of Farmville of the track II
went again, without doing any personal in.
jury. Fortunately for the passengers, there was
an engine near at hand, which took them Into
Farmville to rest that night IN beds-a thing they
had not done since Friday night.
The Virginia and Tennessee has also had its
share Of delays and accidents. For the safety Of
passengers ON the 6outh-Side Road, understand
Mr. Allsop, Superintendent, has ordered the Con.
ductors on that Road to stop at the High Bridge,
to allow the passengers who choose to walk over it.
and wait At the other end for them. am very
glad to hear this, as many would prefer walking
over it, when there is danger of the cars being
thrown of the track by sleet or snow. On accouns
of that Gish Creek bridge giving way,usnow drifts
and other trains running of the track, the mail
from the West, due here Saturday at r. NJ, did
not reach here until last night (Monday) about 10t
o'clock. Up to the hour Iwrite 9a p. M.,, the
s. mail, due Saturday At o'clock, has not ar.
rived.
The Lynchburg Musical Association have gene
rousy volunteered to give concert for the benefit
of the poor Of the town. Mckenzie, Of the Avon
Troupe" who have been delighting our citizens
by their performances for month past has also set
apart tomorrow for the same purpose.
Our people have been enjoying themselves
sleighing for the past ten dayA
On Sunday last, Mr.. Charles II. French, former.
ly printer of Richmond, and now the highest
comedian of McKenzie's Avon troupe, was married
to Miss Il. n Black, Of this city.
Yours, HERNANDEZ
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UNCERTAINTY OF LIFE-The biographical
sketch of the poet Rogers, in tho London Times
was written some five years since, in anticipation
OF his death, then expected. His biographer has
been three years in the grave!
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AN UNEXPECTED FoRTUNE--The Patriot of
Thursday states that Lewis A. Cassard Esq, a
well known bacon merchant of Baltimore, has
lately received the gratifying intelligence that by
the death of relative in England he becomes heir
to fortune estimated at $4,000
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uH,7H1INEsILlIlE; E!IEl EE!SIWElEN ,1Eg 4 1EYgM!L: y

THE RANK8S-Tho Dubocrbeu
,op1 ,s ss e ~ G e
their shop confidently oer themselves 70 the public
fos .hs .ngt.s.ars q .spsa.s,g q c.nssss for
soea ssef q cAsa1aE esi e ni soR s ssS
shs .ssenon e. nd moi IL ..ss Is..S
only ~ promiss @ 70 rsasw our ssrts 70 I've :sssseia
to Al who favor " with thsar pesro.ass; y.,,-
..u-....- Fl: Fl. fs$EaEs sfsS$:1EaEs ss$Ess.
DRICKs KKDUCkD.-kIChmO KX.
CELSI0R WORKS, CoaHEs % SevsRTH AND
The subseriber takes pleasure In announcing 70 the
public that his PLANIN0 and SAW MILL y nov u
drsd dollars II rsfftine snd perfsesing hs maehiasrY
q Z. . .as e e. =
ga s.s 'on doc q ssas wIFsSaz sSS 49,
e. g: 1asisS l ,.. g -. 8. s.:
-'' S1s 1;s-ISsrl 1iTTilNsodi 10 AND SIxruREs n
Metallic Roo6nG GattsHns and SpooanG ri
so Il 70 sSss ~ so22
1)oSsSSEcTr crrs. 4 4AExppssEHsSsCN, 4AExpsEss UI.s,..s.s...
PArIR HANGfNds ssd uPHOLSTEIfN0
GOODS, being the lefReH ard best selested asaoss-
"a a.: s.si - - M
the most reAsonabie terms. 0c e-O
VIRGINIA MBCHANICWI INB1lfUTB.
" silver MEDALs tAs hiokeee premAun,
:Es.sss y e ~ SAMuEL lTrs ID p PEN1os fsh
SIX KyNDRED ENAMELLED GRAzxq AND
PENDEKs. ron SALE AT lEDuCED
stc.S ~ an ATEe "a 1ENDFn n sS~s -. -
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FIREWORKS ExPLosIoNs-On Tuesday after
noon, while three young women were At work il
jersey City, upon fireworks for Messrs. ]. G. & J
Ege, in whose laboratory they are employed, the
works accidentally took FIRE and exploded. TIVE
of the young women were taken out dead, ant
one badly, probably fatally, burned Their names
are as follows: Catherine Haley, dead; Catherine
Kelly. dead; Mary Brakeman, badly burned in
ternally.
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THE MURDER OF JUDGE WArsos.-The ans.
pected murderers Of Judge Robert @. Watson, Of
New Madrid No., have been arrested The prison.
ers names arepresley Phillips and his SON Sullivan
Phillips. and his sor-inlaw DR.. John L. Ross, and
they are all men of considerable wealth The
murder is pronounced one of tho most cold blood.
ed and atrocions ever committed The old man
had nothing to defend himself. when met on his
own premises and slaughtered in most horrid
manner, ffty-four buckshot having entered his
forehead, face, neck and breast. Two witnesses
saw the act committed Phillips II Is said, relies
upon his great wealth, and that Of his relatives,
for an acquittal He has sent to Kentucky for
Judge Bullock and his son to appear for him.
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OF THE DIsrArcH.

The Weothey-Matls Acoidcnt-P Preeaution at High
Bridge-Thc Poor Theatrical Marriage &c.
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kavins been thorcaghy rspsired, eseefiS eais,.sS
and newly furnished throushcut 4 ~ - - ~
public, and from its central location beine sfnafad
from the Post Office. and N the osnsss q d rrnei
pal marta ofen superior advantages to tr,1srs srns
rslly, and persons from the country, g larfe M
commodious SrAsLEs are kept n conneesion with ths
The TAsLEs viii 1t Ill times bs ssupvHed viii n.
best substantials tho markets aaofd. The BAa VII
also b supglisd = .isl the mo-. s.sies hs..l. q =
Proprietor 70 render this tie Se house, fos de pssss
charged in the et and 70 i've perfect satsfastion 70
= '0 - p''''11' = ~ TERMS. g.
Trsnsient Boardsrs. per day 50
Per week. 90
breekfeee-....s.......e.s S7}
- Utnner.... 20
!. Supper........-.......... 18
pm.n., M. pLodslssW; S g. s.
modated on the most favorable terms. jaS-u
II JOHN 7. BALLARb. Froprissor-To Ne.
BERs or THE GENERAL AssEMBY, And ofAEAs WISH
ING TO SPEND THE WINTER IN TINE rffyt The gab.
& e al S.sa e
for some time In renewing, besutifying and sddine
much to the comfort and convsnicnce Of his Hstsl,
Bslard'sj l. hearty ~ completed which viii enable
him to accommodate about Is membeu Of the 0eae.
raj Assembly, In addition to his former numbsn, In
70 ssrd; and having paid much sttentiop 70 The plan
and arrangements Of his new Hotel, he csa eouG !.
IDENTIFY say that the rooms he win have 10 cGes to
has heretofore Known md . bis esssst plessuIs IN
his business ID to make his guests comfoa6ls and con-
tented, he pledges his best sxsrtions to that end
ns1f Ss S have ssss e
Of the sane. JOHN r. BALLARD,
no 7l-ts Proprietor Of the Exch~nss Hotel.
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THE ACCIDENT on the VIRGINIA AND TENEEs-
SEE RAILRoAD.-we have noticed by telegraph,
an accident which came near being fearful In its re-
suit, ON the Virginia and Tennsssee Railroad Sat
urday evening. A passenger on the train thus
writes to the Lynchburg vrginian:
"We had two engines and proceeded very wen
until we reached the second bridge below the Big
ing very allow and put our heads ont Of the window
70 hnd ont the cause, when We beard . tremendous
crash-sAw man fumbling over the bridge, and
70 our regret In moment found u WAS the efhcicnt
geptlemanly conductor, Cspt Harmeliu9. We
rushed forward to offer aid, and were gTstiHed
when we reached the Conductor 10 and he WA
hurt but slightly. We then took survey Of the
accident, and found that the splendid engine
sWashington, which preceded the train wa
thrown over The bridse, and was . total wrsck.-
The tender Of the Washington supported the en-
zine Richmond and the tsnder 81 kichmond sup
ported and prevented the mail enr and passongeI
ear from being preeipitafed into the Greek II VA
An awfal redection 10 think of the narrow escape
We al made As We passed round - the cthel
side Of the bridge from that which the ccnductcs
WAS precipitated, We discovered man Or. Stan
ley, the fireman cf the WashingsonD being tekez
out from the wreck and placed In BLANKET We
hastened 70 bis relief and found him much stannet
and much bruised but rot sssionay injured We ~
much bruissd, but singular = say, though hs ~
Me boot thrown oG hi bot ~ t9lusy was tEiyial
Although ave were throws - 10 no enginel
which Zen into ths creek = h that non
were ssricusiy injured 's,s ~ Il
Mdils AIbesi has appssfsd with srest sseesss :
ne Theatre Royal Drussss, N II Fsvsviss
Tia asow i whsslins. VI, q Nsedsy, -
tweaty inches dep.
Col. samasl Leaks, naive a. GcoeAlaad, ".
| did II Nsmphie. TenA, - fhe 25lh ~.
Anasyisn q - s.lief 3 nss.sw ws1e.s 81 :,
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Hon. Abner Pratt has been elected Chief Justice
Of Michigan. M is
at Amettsvile, Monongalia, Va. yice @. G. Gregg,
resigned.
Kansas Scrip. issued by the EEss State men, 10
the amount Of ei00o, was sold n Chicago, > few
days since. 81 g.
. Mr.. A. NJ seyicf. one Of the preprietors Of the
Leayenwcfth OK. II Territorial Register, the pa
per which was recently mobbed, reached St Louis
on the l2th inst
Fanny Ferns next Issue 10 expected 10 make
mets noise y ~ wesid thaa bet Last
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