Smyrna times., 1857-08-05

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THB Prize FIGnr August BIN the re-
cent prize fight in Canada, between Philadel.
phia pngillists, DominIck Bradley was vctori-
ons. One hundred and fifIy rounds were fought,
occupying two hours and fifty minutes.
NeD York, Aug. 3-Boih of the parties
were severely punished. Bradley arrived in
this city this morning. Ranken remains in
BufLlO. 1t is stated that there were four lhou-
sand spectators at the fight, and that b~ts were
offered eighty TO twenty on Bradley.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT NIAcARA.-BufaIo,
August "A piece OF rock. about hundred
tons weight, fell from precipice on Goat IS
land, Niagara, yesterday, three bundled feet
below the British Falls. Thoek persons under.
meath were badly hurt. MIR. G. w. Parsons,
of Cleveland, it is feared, received fatal ipiu
riss.
THE NEws FROM INDIA The New York
Courier says there is no doubt that " the British
Emp re in India is IN serious peril" Ii hopes,
however, tha' there is no danger that The Gov
ernInent will revert TO its ancient regime, the
rule for the century past having beeen so much
better than the previous misg0vernment, that
lts extinction would be great Calamity.
Tha movements 10 suppress the rebellion, it
thinks will be successful in the end, but not
short OF" a sanguinary and arduJus struggle" Z"
One the Toledo pa pers has been mulcted
in Sl7l2 50 damages, for announcing that d
Mrs. Griffin, Of a Albany-whose husband, it was
stated, died desriS Ste in Toledo some time since
had elop:d from her lord, who was in Search
OF her at the time of his docesse.
or The Louisville (Ky) Courier says that
harvest Is now nenrly or quite over throughout
Kentucky, and in yield Of grain is the finest,
largest, heaviest, and best ever known in this
State. The yield is not only extraordinarily
large. but the quantity ground cultivated was
far 5eyand any previous season."
CRY OF THE DEAD.-There have been 55..
GIG interments in Greenwood Cemetery since
it was tirst opened, population sufficient to
people large CITY. and dying in all the varieties
utsge, sex and condition OF life common to the
living, but here distinguished in the common
level of death aud The grave.
APPLES IN NEw HAmPsHInE.--T Manches.
ter AmeI ican says: ,...-
% Last year apples were unusually scarce,
and we are sorry to 6nd that so far as New
Iluinpshife orchards give evidence, there is no
better prospect for the apple crop of 1857. In
The valley Of the Merrlnac, from Nashua to
Franconia. and in fact in every part OF the State.
the flu product " n not exceed that of last
year."
An AvALAScE or CoRN.-The Buffalo Com.
msTcidt of "Wednesday says:
I" A perfect avalanche of corn may soon be
expected. BY reference to our marine column,
II will be seen That 100000 bushels are now
on the way from Chicago-the largest amount
ever known ut one time--for this port"
TnE Cnops sourH.--The savannah Repub-
tican learns that rain hid fallen lately IN uearly
every part Of Georgia, aud that The hopes of the
plaulers had greatly revived. Grain certainly
was very abundant, but cottOn this year will
f'll short OF the average crop.
MoRE OF THEM.--The sloop!of. war Cyane
arrived at Boston on Wednesday with ffty.
three torloru wrstcbes, portion Of the mani.
fest destiny troops OF Walker. who intended 10
extend tho area o. freedom in Nicaragua.
COSTLY NAP.--On "Wednesday nght Mr..
J. II. Trasers, 0i New York, " no was Ira eIl,no
10 Baltimore, Md. was robbed, while taking 4
nap 10 the cars, of wallet Containing SIfOO
10 notes and draught on Baltimore house
for SlOO0. II was supposed thatslhe thief GOT
oil at Havre de Grace.
1 " Washington, August 2.--On Friday
there was a dsluHe ofrain from Macon TO Mont.
somerY' Bridges We're carried away aud EN-
baukments injured. Trains were stopped in
different directions. The crops we're much
damaged Floods ef the rivers we're feared. 81
the rams throughout the South continue daily.
LAND SALE.-Hon. B Ricaud az trustees.
sold st public sale oh Tuesday last. the vande-
ford Farm, containing s97 acres, and subject to
dover, for S25 e75 per acre. Wiliam Bur
gess, purchaser,
or Governor Brigham Young has written
to the Presdsnf, % iotfy BIN that he will re-
esiva successor with pleasure, and has never
had nj ent ior. ~ ra..s1