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SCHLOSS & BROTHER TAKE PLEASURE
y in announcing the of Raleigh vicinity, and
the public in general that they have changed Their fra by
taking in Partner Mr.. NJ. CRAFTSMAN, who will here
after at tend On the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH
ING STORE, in all its branches All orders will receive
strict attention Any garment sent for will be finished
and forwarded to its destination within eight days.
All sizes of Coats Pants Vests &c. constantly kept up
by original merchant tailoring establishment OF
Joseph chl>S Brother, OF Light and Mercer sts,
Baltimore, Md.
Our DRY GOODS shall and must be sold soon, we
anxious make Regular Clothing House
Call and get Dry Goods cost, before we send them off
Auction Houses
SCHLOSS, BROTHER Co.
Raleigh, Jan. Il, $3.50. l3-'t
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EOR HIRE, FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE
year. good house servant-a girl about eighteen
years Of age: Apply to o,.. ,s
nsi0gn, Jan. ~, 1850. . r%s - gt-&A
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JAMES HI. UNTHANK.

JAMES HI. UNTHANK,
(FoRMERLY n. C.)
Attorney at Law and Commissioner of Deeds
for the State of North Carolina
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO ANY
w business accompanied by remittance sufficient tn
pay for stationery, postage, &C. "
Office, No. 80, Court Square, Memphis, Tennessee
Sauu"L! - io'o. 16-lmpd,
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VKIANNED.-A YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT,
w and who will come properly and satisfactorily
commended wishes SITUATION as MUSIC TEACHER
in College School. Address Box H. Raleigh O.
Jan. 2G, 1856. l9-St
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
II ceved the Office of the G. F. and D. r. Navigation
Company Pttsboro until the l4h of March 1885, for
the work Deep River and for all materials according
the plans and specifications of the Engineer to be filed in
the Office.
HENRY A. LONDON, Secretary
Pittsboro Jan. 81, 1856. lS-td
"a Fayetteville Observer copy
ERESH GARDEN SEED.-PESCUD & CAT.
IL LING have just received their supply of Garde Seeds
comprising unusually large variety, and soafrunted esh
Call and procure Catalogue and supply yourselves at
their Drug Store.
Raleigh, Jan. 13, 1856. l6-tf
DAY UP.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME
IL previous to 1885, will please call and SETTLE am in
need of money and must have it.
GEO. FISHER.
Jan. IA, 1885, lS-6wswnd
u EvIsED CODE, PRICE n co. POSTAGE
IL when sent by mail As cents. For sale by :,
w. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code interviewed. few copies only
in this form remaining. SIS so.
W. L. r. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Dpest
Eatons Forms lredell Executurs Law Books gen.
orally particularly those required be read for Goenty
and Superior Court License S-ss 3 - X
January II, 1856. H.
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HENRY v. NIEMEYER.

"V0"00tH, FtVIntU,
Commission Merchant and Dealer in Lumber
PROVISIONS, Lime, Coal. Salt and
Naval Stores.
January 1881 ~ o.,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
BURNING
OF the Steamer Northern Indiana.
THIRTY TO FORTY LIVES REPORTED LOST
Buffalo. Thursday, July II. 1856.

BUFFALO Thurdsy, July II. 1856.
Tie steamer Northern Indians took nre 40 o'u' ~
O'clock ,h'- morning, while on her voyage 10 io'eoo,
apo burned to the waters edge. Thuty to iorty VI
the passengers are repated as being lost.
The tolovipy passersers and crew were taken on
by the steamer Mississippi:
J. u Redi.ld Joresviile; VIM II Cox, Osoens'
bursb: A. Stakbr;dge, Hart ord; Carone Turner,
Rome Me-; Bridget Gyrn and children, New York.
pbao Dur.,e aud Dr. rhvs c. Moffat,, staten Island
Ms,,h,w Bfowt. Toledo; John j. whitbeck and Jane
Tr,yer and child Cleveland, Or wego County, NeS-
YoIk AIN George and Eli Ladeard, hnstsn T. III
prspts; Elizabeth KoItz, st Paul; E 4 +. Giles,
Worcester; Cicero Fowler aud wife, Iuiy n. ''a'
N. And Matthew Farrar Manchester, n H.; Henry ID.
Lewis. Elmrs AFRO Goff aid wife, Enei W. W.
Nn,s and wife Tuny, n Y Eliza ) Shoemaker
Msumee City; IIarret 4. kraya, England, and Fao
bss st beI busba d, father, mother and two children;
Tboms. Just wife ana six Children Brooklyn; mary
AIN Dsssop and child, Scotlard s. IL Cdrttss,
own: John W. Hallock, Long Island; Ann PREMIER,
Job, Graves and wie, and Chas Graves, I'll 10;
J.F sno Robert Srslser, Brockporti Betsy Hii,
Dexter, n. Y Thos Dooey, sister and two cnideeh'
Br okl,r; Hepry Ackey auo wife, Woodstock, NIB
Matthew Gibson, N.w-iork; Samuel Emensoo, Bur
,nlo: Claus Haft Illinois; j. W. Porter, Syracuse;
Jos X El.z. Hartford Edward BroweJ, Ensiand;
Jro. ID. Hslsey, Buffalo; JAMES Quest, Ne y YORK;
James NJ. Brscbnr, Schenectady; haIuan''
Nisga.a County; d. A. Craw'oot, TulIy, n. l,
W. n. Thursrap. California; Joseph Twlsheii, o'u
Town, Me-; Dr. s. II. Carey und wife, "Dtonsin aau
Who have lost their son; c. Goodrich, Syracuse
Thos. Dcnnis. f mira; Jas II. Cole, Lit 10 Falls;
Benz. PANE. Oydsnsburgh Eli Skasgs, st. Marys'
La Josiah Stosell, Nsthsn Choate, +. W. Ci'ny,
Michigan; Red Riley, Rochester; f. Moe, WiSconrin;
j. A. Castle, Syracuse; Jas. McQailon, Saiem fa';
Eldfidge Blanchard Augusta, Me-; L. II warner.
Rochester; the Rev j. M. Presslin, indians, aud
whose br.ther is drowned; C L. Dudmsn, West
Ne.chsm, Mas; John Ellsworth, S4rarosa; Lewis
Chsrl.i. rs. Montreal Milo Doty, Hartford; Lewis
Woo. ST Louis.
Capt Pheatt, commander of the Northern ind'ana'
,s no, or board of her being sick and confined to his
room, at Buffalo.
". Wetnore, frs. officer; Doeadon second
&c Marsh clerk; j Goodwin, steward; Frank ana
John Farrar first ard second engineers; PHI iP hou5n
ton third engineer, and 80 others or the crew were
saved.
There are Is or 20 missing who were kaown 70 DC
"a board but it is supposed they were saved oy the
prop. ller Republic ard schooner that assisted In
picking up the passengers.
Comm tte appointed for the purpose, collected
from the pas sepgeIs of the Mississippi between guy
and $500 in aio Of the passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

We see that the Isalian newspapers give new
and alarming version of the recent phase which
the B,eeches Question assumed at Sc. J.mes's.
These authentic chronicles inform their readers
that the American Min ster, at the head Of his
Legation, and perhaps Of all the Americans in
London made an attempt to carry the palace by
storm in frcck coars and upon beios repulsed re-
tired con eremito tremendo-with vengetul mutter-
ipss terrible to hear Now we think here is
theme for the next new opera. The American
N mister would be represented by the First Tenor,
of course; the uIlucky West Point Professor would
be sbsd0wed forth BY the baritone; while Sir
EDWARD Gust, the stern Arbiter Ekgantarnm,
would growl out his rebuff from tho deepest re-
cesses of the chest of the primo basso The chorus
would natul ally be made up Of free and enlightened
Americans with frock coa's on their bscks. round
bats on their heads, cigars in their mouths, guilds
in their cheeks, and revovers in their breast pOck.
cts Who would support the sh ting passions Of the
chief characters with their sympathy, all splitting
in unisOn at particular wave Of the conductors
baton, by way of vindicatlng their Nationality.
Nothing could be easier toan the invention Of the
plot, and the con pos ton of the htrettO. We
would undertake il ourselves for q consideration
sufficiently considerable.
Jestipg apart, we are sorry that so distinguished
man as Professor Mahau should have been put by
his lnadveIt, nee or the culpsble insstenron Of
the Min ster, IN situation which could not but
have beeb awkward aud embarrassing. Mr. Dallas
has not often an American 50 We'll wOr b presentlng
Do, II ~
at least lave taken 'h. pains to give him the neces
sary iuformati, as TO the customs Of the Court as
70 costume. Mr. Mshan, we see by the telegfaphic
dispatches nom Halifax, has stated the fact that
he took particular pains with his dress and thought
he was all right. But word Of inquiry 10 any
wel-informed quarter would have told him that
though military dress is Court dress anywhere,
it must be full military dress. 1t is evident from
'hs explanation in The Times the day after ia cav.
age structures on the adventure appeared, that
what be wore was his fatigue or working dress,
which it would be improper % wear even ut pri.'
vats evening party. A roand hat is NJ part Of
full mill arJ dress Of aty Of any service. Had
he been in iul form the doors would have 10 un
cp+n before him, ard ali would have bteo % velvet.
We ttink it would be we'll for our toia skinned
ccuury men op both sides Of the water to consider
that there is at least rs much folly In objec,ing to
particular costumes AID customs in foreign couo-
tiles, as in e1actng them. 1t msy be very silly in
Crowned Heads to require that al! and singular
who make their bows to them 10 their own houses
should do 60 in knee .bseecbes and with cooked Aas
under their arms, if net in full Official dress bat tsaey
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The letter of ga Southerrer ought 10 attract
general attention ut the North. We already kew
it to be true that q very la:ge proportion Of the
Southern People desire the success Of the Anti.
Nebraska ca didstte ia the peucirg Preside atlal
contest They hope 10 live 70 sos re day wheroia
Il free citizen may speak out his cetestasion Of
Slavery - freely at the South a. he nov csu at the
North. Il has taken years Of struggle and sacrifice
% bring the North 70 this point, and ii viii take
years more to produce o like healthy coLdidon at
the South; bit the day will come. and vii be
great, has,ened by the election Ct Fremont and
Dayton. The Southern friends Of Ftes Labor want
the moral support Of q Free Kansas victory in
the Union to enable them tn speak as they thick.
and live in the ar Of Goo rather ttsr in that Of the
rowdy's Bowie knife and bullet A Free-Soil
triumph in the Union will enable tie Wasting
tons, JeffersoDs and Patrick Henys of she South
to wire and speak of Slavery as their prototypes
did throughout the heroic age Of our Republic.
VIII you not be p them to gair this liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGIoS, July

WAsHING1ON, July II, 800.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has asked Cougress
,o amend the act Of le42 hat il wl In addition TO
The prevenoH Of the importation of indecent prints,
paintings anc rapsparenci's, embrace statuettes and
figures # sin liar tendencies.
TIE HeIbit cast is ogrrssing slowly. MIR. bfau'ey'
6,r the piaor.r. op.ned a broadsde some ne E-pa
pers. charging them With studied . TO prejudice the
cnse anc likewise cond. moed ind vidu sic for openly
+xpe ss.d c. nsurs The Court The interest 10 this
matter .e.ms ON the increase. The District Attorney
Is a,s,s,.d ty Mr. Preston Of Baltimore.
Tbp Senate confirmed to-day, in addition to the two
yest rday one hundred and ninety five appointments
or Or. II otions 10 the Navy, to I'LL the vacancies oc
casioned by the action of the Naval Retiring b9ad
Fopr officers stree their nominations made, have
dieo or resgned The Senate acted on the nomina
tioIs masse. -
a Treasury Warrant ssued to-day to Mes.rs.
Glover and Mathef for 100000 awarded by the hrst
Co,troler as ind4 " foe breach of their contract
by Pos.p sstsr Campbell in carrying the mail between
Louisville and New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

We have been uIder the impression that our
C;tv Government for 1856 was to cost us only the
s,ue little sum of Million'. But last night the
perft tcrtd tax bill was brought before the Super
yisors for confirmation, when the figures foos up
S<yyn Millions SERENITY, ,fre thousand four hundred
and tsenty:fre dollars At the last election for
municipal officers, not quite sixty thoasand votes
were cast; so toe tax levy may be ses down at
one hundred and eighteen dolsrs per year for each
voter, and at nearly tuebve dollars per head fn the
entire population Mayor Wood and Recorder
Smi b, the political Damon and P,thias Of the
city, wishtd to put the report straight through,
but they were not gratifed, and the subject was
postponed until Monday next
We do not know that the tax payers would take
the trouble to look into the matter if the sum were
seventy instead Of seven mill'Oos. TDcy have so
long submitted to heavy iDcresse every year that
they look upon the addition cf million or so as q
matter of course. And as for change Of officers,
there is little to gain in ttat way, for each suc-
cetdiIg swarm is ouly more ravenous than Its pre-
decessOrs; and 30 the sufferers act upon the suG-
gestion OF the ra lroad conductor who was threat
eped with discharge for em,ezzlement. "Lo9k
"he,e, Governor" said he; "rve been on the
"road three years; I've got good clothes,
"gold watch, a fast horse, and mistress.
"Now thu fellow you are going to put IN
"my place has got to get all these Things
"yet." Such logic was unanswerahle. and tho
rogue was kept in. And such is substantially the
reasoning of the people ~hen il s proposed to put
new men in office; and from year to year the great
mass of Corporation pensioners have been OF oae
stIipt-a set of men who always have lived aud
always will live of the people; who have reduced
the science of living without work TO system, and
through whose influence the expenses Of IN sgOS.
erning the city have gone up to three times as
much as strict honesty would require. Already
these old sOakers at the Treasury have cut add
dried the arrangements for the November election
and the Offices are apportiOned among the faithful
"a confidently as if the victory had beeu won If
Mr.. Wood fails to get the nomination for Governor
he is to iun agaio for Mayor; if otherwise, his
bosom FREUD Recorder Smith, is to be Mayor, a
distr c,ion without difcreDce Money is wanted
for electoneering purposes, and these men are for
putniDg tnrOuPn report, WIN an cAtIo muiion III
it, without giving the people chance even to
know that such business il IN hand.
The power OF foibcarance is sometimes ex-
bausred Let the political gamblers aud loa'ers
who hang around the Cl'y Hall ndsr we'll the
recent eoiDes III San Francisco and cipher out if
they cab how much MUST be added to seve" mllions
per annum to insure revolution rs sudden and Is
rtmcr.eless as the one through which that city has
just passt and as an element in the calculation
they may assume that Of the seven millions nov
required one hais perquisites, pickings, and saw
lDgs, in plain terms stolen by the conspiracy Of
IA; m hal and thcir ffie IA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT BOSTON.

Boston, thursday, July Il, ls36
The Royal Mail teamstip Niagara arrived here
f.cm Halifax at IL o'clock this uoruing Her mat.
vii be dispatched over the New Haven route by the
tram which is due in New York at about midnight
The foreign papers contain rothipg important add
tiobhl 20 wba. sent the wires from Hal fax
Tie T.ness city article OF Fiicay evening, Jaly g.
says:
There he's been diminution Of buoyeucy in the
of PEI cent. The fact Of turther amount Of about
go 0CO il 90 bayisg been wibdrswn from the Bank
for The purchase Of silver the Continent, together
with report. believed to be premature Of a new
Turkish loan Of Eve per cent being aooet to be intro.
dEcec ct the price OF IS, was among the influences
which operated untavorabl,."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

have right 70 do 40, and Is is quite y silly st lsass
70 object to the csrenouy II the presenasi'o te
dssirrd. Going 70 Court is not meter Of right
but Of favor. The nsmes Of sn persons wbhisg to
be presented TO the Queen Of Eoslsbd. fof ex'
ample, must be furnished 10 sAvAnce for her psr'
~ al inspection, that she may object to sry oejec
rionsble ptron. THIS her Msjests hss done moro
than once, in the case Of several ladies OF rsak
wi hso made runaway matches, and in that OF
Lore Msldrn. the son of tue Earl Of Essex, VINO
bad be+ cefen ant in scsndAloQs Grim. con. case
These We happen u remember; undoubtedly teefe
are napJ more besdes. Generally, Of course, no
objection is made, and the pesons wish ng TO %
or. .sented. who can find fit persoas to pre-
sent them, are admi ted to the presence. "
cOurse, the highest Lady 10 the land h+s the same
rieht of Demanding q particular costume on tue
part Of those she thus compliments as any other
lady in FL gla1d has. And no really well-bfed per-
sn would knowingly try 70 evade it. We 90
not think that S+sre'ary Marcy's protocols on the
subject have done much toward raising our na'
tionaI character They smsck rather OF tho tsliors
board tbsn Of the C,biDet-of the goose tasn OF the
eagle. Lord ChesIerfeld's maxim, thst be 10 best
drt eeed whose dress no ,odJ would observe, spPies
a. well to the dress worn at Couru ss in society.
That which will excite the lesst attention IL the
ole that best sati-6es persoaal dignity sud sell
respect. And that is such q ono a. is ordinarily
worn on such OCCASIONS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

rating the proceedings at the meeting Of the ssae
Legislature and the People, Frse-Sae CONVENTION
ss Topeka on The Sd and 4th inst We especially
saicit general psrussI Of the soleun declarss'on
Of the Free State Convention viii respect TO sos
course Of events in Kansas and the position OF enc
Free-state party. II we should be beassn neA'
November it can only be through sdep'ors6le prev
alence of ignorance with regard to even" on 'ns.
soil which il DOW the battle ground OF Slavery aoo
Freedom. The Buchanan and Fillmore joarna's
suppress the facts 20 far ss possible. Not ono Oh
them publi,hed in the Free States maintains reg
uJar correspondent In Kansas; not one OF 'oe
eives any thing ike full and fair sccouas OF what
is tran,piring 10 that oppressed Territory. Again
we say, urge your neighoors to read and Judge OF
the sdvices from Kansas given in this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
FROM WASHING TOk.
he n Y. Tribune

Correspondents Of The n T. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, JU'y Is, 1856.
The resolution to censure Keitt AMI Edmancson
came up to-day and vas lost, in consequence Of Q
ra!;ng Of the Speaker that tie question could not
be divided Many de.irec to vote to censute Keitt
but would Lot vote to csosure EdmundsOo. re-
consideration was immediately moved BY H.. Camp
bell of Ohio, and carried. Tnst gentleman then
offered an amendment to the resolution by substi.
tu,irg two in its place, thereby sHordDg az oppor-
tvni'y to vote separately upon Keits srd Eduund.
son The re.oution 70 cen-ure Keitt was then
parsed BY Yea ard Nay vote Of LOG to 95. The
resolution to censure Edmupdson was lost BY o
Yea aud Nay vote of 60 to l36. The prehlL BILE
wss then mended 80 90 to conform to the resolu-
tiOns.
MIR. Kett expressed desire to speak. but pre-.
erred not to do 20 until tomorrow. This request
was assented to, and On motion Of Mr. Campbell
the House adjourned.
II ia understood that Mr. Keitt did not suppose
that be would be censured aud, therefore, had not
nut bis resiRDa into tho hands 0f the Governor
Of South Carolina, and desired to postpone the
making of the speech until to- morrow 10 order
that he might telegraph bis resignation 50 a. to be
able to say that it had been hsndec to the Cover.
nor.
The comparative vote in the House is changing
in Consequence Of the crimes committed By the
Administration party. Herbert, who killed Keat-
ing will probably have to col tnne bis quarters in
jail and await another trial. Brooke has been
declared une orthy to hold q sest and hss re.gned
Keitt will resign tomorrow. making the Admins.
tration party three votes weaker in the House
Then AL en- Of Illinois will be unsested without
auy doubt. and the contestant in that csse wil
be declared entitled to the sea-, which will take
another vote from the Administration and give it
to Freedom, making that party fss votes weaker
tasn they have been through the session.
To return to Dir. Herbert. BY papers and pri-
vate letters received h,re to-day from lesting
merchants IL California, it etems that Herbert Is
Recognized as ons Of ths desperate gang Of men
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
ON LINE wHIG CONVENTION.
RucHmosD, Va, Thursday, july II

RICHMOND. va, lnhfronyp oWG tss hs8.
The ybgps Old Line Wing sac Coavea''o ne
.ssenbl, d at 10 O'Clock this morning Inc Comusee
q, X. .solutiops were not ready TO report spsseAes
or, made b, Messrs. Tevre't, John'on. iey SpesA
and C,rer-sll in favor OF Fillmore an' Doaeas's ~
-, ,he r,o,eas,zsion Of the Wing party. The Co
ven.ion then sdjoutned TIL ?. m
APrERsoos SESSION.
r,,o corvention reassembed at p. m and vi.
WF.,lar6 submitted the report OF toe C"'nmittee ~
R..ou,i rs. lie shid that the Committee were anssi.
mon. in the opinion that the perpetuy ana peace Of
the Union depend on ,he i'n r.ce " ps,y.
country dis upon the Wing party 10 exert " p'w~
IL s.f.tv r the Union; declare, IN substance ,th%
The Whi2s cf Virginia are hee 10 sofc, onipss tae
csso dates already nomSatr bat 10 making s.'ec'
tion do not merge themselves n.o wuose
- Snoupce the Republican,, declaring t1e pnSen-
Inns of tbeir cnBCidafe urrf 10 De c'"-"e"n ~ q
s,;o, Al contest declare that the Democfae nomi
ps.ing Franklin Pierce csu"a al Tue sc-
ts,i,n Of the Slavery question, ne asV'.g
even contrary to bis pledge, couatensnce 70
,,on oy dir'urbirg for mere party caos' ,ne
compromises tsat long preserved pace, sInne
the u. .mocrsic patty have forfeited tne .;. -
q, ons.ryafiyr men, becarse by s admn rtrst'ou,
Sss xiolsted pledges and committed ha rant abuses
sno bupd. N IN the foreign policy thar no "ng ISa
cusi.,eItly support Mr.. Bu hanaa wgnS, 10 aau.'oa
70 other obecti0ne that be susfa'ns SsrS s.,'.
A. ssss s ss;ss' .ss5 s5T'i s' o 'ss' %
ssvtry 10 .ne o,end manifesto; approve tho compro-
pGcy %l ,ao teS AID r. SIS; the repeal moddesoa of
the act eos.d prs Ml.tS Sy f% ."S re
The ;ases pc ysSS sS for iss be. :. 'ia
of adoptinr the principles of he American party
snd call upop tleir breth rn 10 support "i P'vP,D
s0S Ssaoun s Convention Of Wigs to semoe 10 s' "a!
nore IN the third wcdpescsy Of Sspe "D ana ,ss 10.
N S,..as 20 nart,coate In II, and autnoriAe ,hc
vne an e. i aooout Ceu'rs, Committee OF to rteea
Z, ur"m"t. ,he rsanzaiion of the party 10 the Ststs
st;ors we're adopted and the President OF the
Con, eption instructed to forward the resoun1os 20
Mr. Fillmore ard request him 10 accept sne in'''Se'
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
s,r Mr. Fillmore and the crowd repaired 10 CaPs"
Snuare where number OF speakers were neafo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

A terrific affair occurred yesterday morning on
TIE Northern Pepns! !lvania Railroad, short die.
taaoe from PhiIsdelphia BY which from thirty to
fsrty ives were lost The occurrence has bad
COX Tor tta railroad. ard seems to have been the
result Of singular reckLsea.ss. Full particulars
are given in ano'h.r portion Of our papar. IL is
d.aicah to understand how such wholesale destruc.
ton # life could occur. principally b? the bdralns
Of cars and we forbesr comment until We have
mo.e complete advices. The affair is the more
pai,f from the fact thst the sufferers were chiefly
chldrsn, who were On pleasure excursion.