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women end children who are usually seen On Ealwsy
care aud boats. seem 70 have disappeared. ImmSrs-
ton has cessed; the cara run One-third slower than
they did in our pslmy times aud the number OF cus
IN train is diminished.
81 end in Chicago great change every
time visit it. The wholesale busnes hss been CON.
stanuy on the increase. The number of new bou.e,
put up since was Last here is immense my last vi sit
was syear ago. Since that time Lake street on which
the wholesale business is chiefly done has been almost,
wholly rebuilt; counted eight blocks of new iron
stores each block containing from six 10 twelve stores
beside numerous other buildings as yet standipg alone
or in incomplete blocks.
In style and external and internal magniAcencs
they rva any of our New York stores; rents are also
fully as high 1t Is not uncommon to psy from 81, 600
to $l5 600 for single store
Hotels and private dwellings are of corresponding
costliness. Public buildings and railway depots will
compare favorably with any in our country
There are the external Gestures of the city. An
inside view reveals an aspect in striking contrast with
the outward splendor.
Business of all kinds has been greatly overdone;
the credit system is the basis of evething much Of
the supposed wealth is imaginary.
"A revulsion like the present discloses the actual
insolvency Of large number of the merchants
Notices of assgnees and hers sales posted upon the
door, meet your view on every hand.
The prospect of Nsw.York merchants who have
much due them in this city is gloomy. What hesr
Of the state of things in the interior is cheering
Those who have recently Travelled through it report
currency scarce, but everything else that makes
tsral wealth abundant. The great bulk Of the grain
WILL however, remain where it is through the coming
Winter" -
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TERRIBLE DISASTER ON THE MIS-
souri, RIVER.
FOUR MEN KILLED AND ONE LOSr-F0UR-
TEEN PERSONS SCALDED AND BADLY

FOUR MEN KILLED AND ONE LOSr-F0UR-
TEEN PERSONS SCALDED AND BADLY
INJURED.
From dispatch received at this Office ct alsse hoaf
last pght we learn Of fearful steamboat accident
involving the loes Of several lives and the uaiuin&
and otherwise ipjurpg Of large number OF perscns
The details given in the dispatch arc very full aad
doubtless entirely reliable.
The steamer Cataract while lying at Lsbon, Q
small town on the Missouri River. below glasgow, %
the morning of Tuesday, the 18th, burst her mud
receiver, killing and woundipg several persons. Sab.
Joined we have list Of the killed and injured:
KILLED.
William Brace Of Hartford Connecticut, pssseaxer.
Mr. Blackburn of Csss County, Missouri.
Barney Kelley keeper Of the saloon.
Mr.. McDonold, messenger Of the United States
Express Company.
LeaDder Jones, Second Engineer, is reported los
INJURED.
Thomas IIutcbns first clerk OF tho boat; shghoy
seaded; wounds considered not dangerous.
Mr.. Targee, second CLERK; slightly scslded.
Thomas Hogan of st. Louis, pilot scsded.
The porter and the barber, scaded.
Woodbridge, Loring Keks and Moeeer slighsy
ecalded.
Five deck hands and 6remen, whoee names have nse
been reported are among the scslded.
The wounded, We learn would be sent down 10 ms
place BY the first boat passing.
The cause of the casualty is not stated. Full per-
ticuars will be given in our next esue
lSt Louis Dcmocrat. Nov. -
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PERSONAL.

The Hon. B. X. Curtis, late Judge Of the y. 8.
Supreme Court resppeared at the Boston bar on Sat.
urdsy He argued case before the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts,.
Miss Elizabeth Bsskin Of Milo, New-York, has 70
covered verdict Of $500 against George L. Jone: ior
breach of promise Of marriage His defense was, that
after they we're engaged Miss Baskin became eoa-
vert to spirituasm and medium.
-Mrp. Vaughn has been appointed Postmistress g
Spread Eagle Chester County, Pa, in the place o.
their deceased husbands. n.
DIR. G. Moreau Holt, formerly Of Wsrhsoe, neo'
ford County, has been appointed by GSo. I'm r,n,:
Walker Surgeon in the Nicarsgusn army. DI h IN
left Memphis on the 18th Of Septembsr. en- rome '~
New Orleans 70 take his positios 10 ths: army.
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was presented by the Mayor:
9kurl.mEN The contractors constrretiss vosks M
supplying the city Of Brooklyn With water have no. In tss
employ about 500 who diligently engaged In the sose
soOs % Se wsr Of ii. s. sas ::
of the city, that there should be no cessation q ser
Jet the chief ooptrors compelled ash ndussnce
from body YSu % y sns s; ss S.s..
Cmpsn, and the contractors they are bound to receive In
tent Of thirteen hundred thousand dollars also s, y Poe
cent of all moneys due thereon held security
S5u,,.s tor to s ss Ss sssS S. 4. ' oss
faithfully performed their duty but By ressss e
cfhs country they been se%pssd :rs%t o :.;
ecun ece. in the sale their e0nd and they nov saa
woh and the aid Of bonorsbe body 10 invoked 70 resve
.ns to ' aSoU. and tie opinion q ws.
Commissioners that Il will be safe to advance ooo out %
a: a1as the SousoSs the without
any Of their men II is believed that the hsss VEL
cover tho amount Of bond. received By hs
the rs.ey. Of twenty per cent held .s.in st sss
made viii undoubtedly be applied to the osatinq.sss
H ad tSs sss Of Ss city s aisy
transaction think have examined the subject osfefay
fully your honorable body the passing o. r.s
luton authorizing the advance Of Slseo 70 nesms wsns
Co. P s their w a:s 20. Ss
fully protect the from the dangers Of utnsss
loss h'''''' sAsG iisI' ). ffowELL Mayor
AID. DELvEccHIO moved that the subject be lAld On
the table to be made the special order for next Non
day night.
Aid. KALBFLEIscH amended 10 the effect thst the
Common Council request the Water Commissioners %
advance to the contractors the sum OF $ioo,VS n
such amounts az might be deemed advisable.
A discussion ensued when Aid. kALBrLrIscFs
amendment was lost by vote of II Yess to IL Nsye;
and the motion Of Aid. Delveccbo was then adopted.
petition signed by nearly two thousand cihseass
was presented for a new market in South Brooklyn,
between the Atlantic and Hamilton ferries. which vas
referred.
A communication was submitted from the Secretary
of The Navy stating in answer to inquiries that WORK
ON the Marie Barracks in the Waabopt ceald b
continued as long as the appropriation lasted.
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now THEY PAY IN THE WEST.

fE.tr.c, from private letter of merchant in this ethyl
CHICAGO, Nov. 2, 1857.
OF found things in Buffalo better than expected
Hard times have produced their effect there as well as
with MS. The class of merchants now doing business
in Buffalo are what the young Ner- Yorker would
denomipste as Of the old jogie order, Chicago hav'
ing drawn away the younger and more enterpnsing
portion of the mercantile community, leaving the
more staid ones TO carry the remnant OF business
left to Buffalo by her competitor. My mission beng
exclusively business one had little time for ooser'
vstiOn the preseu. social literary, aud religious as
poets Of the city, and the changes which have beea
wrought by the recent revulsion Of affairs.
"Thence my route was to Chicago, where now am
having travelled by railroad through the cites and
towns Of Northern Ohio and Southern Michigan.
There lie little that is pleasing in the natural scenery
that you pass along this great thorOughfare. Mr.
Beecher himself would find it barren Of what he would
include in the ministry of the beautiful Occasionally
you pass pleasant and apparently enterprisrg city
IKE Cleveland, Toledo, Adrian &c, but the general
aspect Of the country near the railroad is rude and un
inviting. was chiefly struck with the great difference
in the class of travellers from Whist have heretofore
jouneyipg westward at this season OF the year.
They now mostly merchants, and Of mature years.
The imrrovidence OF sending young clerks on these
journeys at last to have been discovered in
Eastern cities. II is true that 10 the present condition
Of things more than ordinary experience and tact are
requiree but, in my opinion, i. is disadvantage at all
times 10 trost as much as our New-York merchants
have 10 mere striplngs could cay much this, but
think we are all getting wiser, and sdmOnion lie less
needed now then in former years.
Care AID depression have settled into uni.
form impression 10 most faces that Il Is snga-
larry striking bow one idea will at such ine Is this
pervade every nook and corner of the country. All
men seem TO DO driven by one common msstsr--neces-
Ty Pleasure seekers, travellers in pursuit Of health,
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IBy Telensph.l

TERRIFIC GALE ON THE OHIO AND MISSIS-
sIPPI UNDERSTANDING OF SIXTEEN
COALBOATS, AND LOSS OF ONE HUN
DRIED LIVES.
CIscIsrArI, Monday, Nov. o, 1857.
The steamer Republic, arrived from Louisville on
Saturday night reports that during the storm Of Wed
nesdsy I6 coal boats sank in the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers, near Cairo.
One hundred men were lost 10 them. The loss OF
coal is about 500, 900 bushels valued at 49, The
crews we're principally from Louisville and Pittsburgh
The steamer Gladiator reports that other boats a. Tar
down the river as NewMsdrid have been swamped
AID sunk.
Passer gers from Evansville stats that the storm va
terrific Upon ne lower Ohio, and that all boa" quo "
tie up, Lot one being abe to run. The steamer ne
more arrived from Marietts last evening" ara fspo'e
encoun.ering heavy gale at Parker'buIgn on 'A'u'
Gay.
heavy wind prevail, here this nornl's ACCOM-
panied By rain, srcv ard hal. ~, %
CrscrssA1I, Mondsy, Nov. @-F'h
The steamer Nswccmb, which passed Cairo twelve
hours after the Republic, does not e'pnra the report
o. the loss Of tho csna boats.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN Monday, Nov q, 1857.
The visit of Sir William Ousey to the President on
Saturday was of courtesy merely. He has not yet
officially informed him of the precise character of bis
mission.
The War Department designs sending two columns
of military into Utah from the Pacific sids-one from
Oregon and the other from California.
While the President was receiving company to-day
not little excitement occasioned by the loud and
offensive Language of attorney for claims to the
President, who quietly withdrew to private Off &c
which adoins the audience-room, and remained thers
until the cause oft reluctantly retired.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE OF PHILADELPHIA

No. PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. %, 1857.
Before the Board of Trade this evening PROPOSE
ton was discussed commencing to the consideration Of
the Legislature the project Of single department Of
issue, to which shall belong exclusively the privilege
of issuing notes for the entire State upoa the deposi!
of pledged securities and specie in proportions; the
department to be prohibited from issuing notes under
40: stockholders to incur unlimited liability, AID
statements of the transactions and condition Of the de-
psrtu. mt to be Published. An opinion wss favored to
call congress of Businessmen to have said project
adopted in every State.
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II occurred on beard the barn Joha
y. -, chsrjes Brookuau matter, bound
80 n. Vors of Sunderland to New-iort' The
.... !, dated in the afid.vt,' W" .n'; lao
cas- 90. ,bort Of hands, three ',lo' were
'sY through Jew agent but with the under
...,Si,, o. their part, as is alleged "a" two mv''
80, ss,;de Themselves should be 'oippeo io' 'u'
80. IA. vessel being that additional numoe'
MA The three men being brought on pohc "
a, captain and Jew shipper in boat, and hnd'ns
"a, N, othsr two were not there, objected 70 60
in the ship on tie ground that she was 'nor'
This being suggestsd by one Of the moD " 'A' :.r
,.;n hs tnoeksd him down with his h's' saying
"D,mn ,our ewes, 20 to work" The capsa'n 'aen
..;,.1 , email AZ. whersupon the English Plos, VINO
v,,,o,sks the vssseIthrOush the North Sea ana VINO
had been brought OF board in the same oca'' 'asOr
t,.a and wrested il from him. Ihe captain 'nen
80 hammer and felled another Of the three men,
and on looking round, the pilot saw the third man
IN the water. This third man, according to his
own acccuat jumped over to escape the c'ptAlo'
Who was pursuing him with Delaying PIN Ihe
mate, are also accused Of beating the faaen
sailors with Delaying pins. The man IN tae wsseF
was picked up by the boat, INTO wnion '0o
p;lot let himself down by rope, being deter
mined not to 20 in the vessel She proceeded on
her VOYAGE. and being out Of reach OF arrest tho
asno.;t;ous in the case have been forwarded TO
In,d Clarendon. to be submitted TO the American
.v.;,..t.r
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% no, neisbbor! You must let us state cur
own positions. Here they are:
The bogus Constitution has a. Jet no rightfal
authority, no moral validity. vote to ratify 1t BY
q msiority of the Poole of Ksnfas, would be held
TO rive il such validity, as against them.
2 This Constitution plainly intends and en-
desyors to preclude any amendment prior to 1865.
3. II the Free. State men refrain from voting
upen il, and it is forced upon them by the Federal
Government and lie Dragons, backing the miser-
able faction which has called itself by turns Pro
Slavery" "Law-and- Order" and "Natons
Democratic" the majority will then stand clear oil
all implied obligation to uphold ito Implications aud
may call new Convention ana make such Con-
shtution as they deem proper, the moment shey
shsIl have taken possession of the State Govern
ment
We have once helped urge the Free State men
OF Kansas 20 vote under the rule of the usurpers,
and have seen the fruits of their struggle wrested
from them in the moment Of triumph. Now, II
they desire to take lower plunge into the valley OF
humiliation they must do it on their own response
biIty-certainly not on the strength OF our advice
Were we living among them, we certainly should
not counteuance this mOckery of submission By
voting on it; but the moment Governor and
Legislature were to be chosen whether under it or
Otherwise we shoald mix in. Aud, having secured
Legislature and State Government, we should not
hesitate to use the power thus acquired to eradicate
every vestise of Border Rufian domination. Aud
we should DO this with equal heartness as against
The Constitution with limited as against that with
unlimited Slavery.
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AEIsisrERIaL CRIsIs N CASADA -Ihs Ha"Ht0"
Spectator, Nov. ~ says:
"Tbe Opposition will no doub, be grained 20 can
that our predictions are likely 70 be veiinea soo1ei
y On they Anticipated. We are now N lne ui,-'
Ministerial crfii, ard probably Ia few aays We m'
be GRABBED to aruouroe dissolution Of Parliament;
1--WE learned by special telegraph; lstt evening .s
his. ihs Hor Col Tschs had resigned ara 'lsI rae
Ho, j. A. Msedonsld hss been sert 10y " n.s -
formation Of rev Administration. TIE iriena. OF
the Attorney. General West will be gad 70 iearu INA,
he has been rrr stsd with the formation OF Tue new
Scs.te Allen aud Bsisss sra likely 70 ba members
Of the next Cabinet"
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Toisl.................ss5,7oo

HARD TrxFs-7ke Ware Standard lsarns taaf
he mills tf the Otis Company will be closed sooo.
They employ shout $50 persons.
The Springfield RepEblicon has gathered como s's-
ts.ics AZ 70 the effects Of the hard mes on toui
western counties Of the State. They show inss "
pios.raticn of business is general throrgno.. ". pa
berg exempt. Over 5000 peross have eees
throsn out Of employment in Franklin, hsmPshus:
Hampdsn and Berkshire Counties, s.o' .na - =
September, and the mill Operatives WV ~ '''1'''~
only receive tvethiyds q Uaca Ps{'
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ACCIDENT TO CANAL BOATS.
I.ur -. N1.cv Nonday Nov ~

HAyRE DE GRACH MONDAY NOV. % 100.
The steamer Junista left here on Saturday evening
With tow of twenty-five boats, and when oil Spesutla
broke the tow loose from the steamer and scattered
the boats over the bay in different directions. The
boat Hawatba, loaded with iron, and the boat West
Branch. loaded with coal, we're sunk. The steamer
Lancaster went from here yesterday, and assisted to
hitch up the remaining boats and got all but five, four
being blown ashore, and one anchored out OF reach
of the steamer. No lives lost
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PITTSBURGH, Monday, NOV. %, Io0'.
This morning. about o'clock, two passenger cars
on the Conceivable Railroad came in collision about
a mile from McKeesport. A passenger, by the name
of Scott was seriously if not fatally Injured. several
other Others were also hurt. The cars literally
smsshedto pieces.
TIE Supreme Court has affirmed the action CT the
Criminal Court in the case of Charlotte Jones' Henry
Fife and Monroe Stewart, the McheespoIt murderers
who have been sentenced to be hung.
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HARTFORD TOWN ELECTION.

HARTFORD, MONDAY, NOV. ID iooI.
Our annual town election came OIL to-day. The
Union party elects four Selsctmen 10 the Democrats
one the balance of the ticket is equally divided "A
ticket ated by the National Americans, contain
ipg names from each Of the other tickets controlled
The election. None we're elected except those on the
American ticket the election warmly contested.
The whole vote was about 300.
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FIRE AT TROY. n. Y.

lROY, Y Y, MOnday, Nov. ., Io5I.
fire broke out here at 81 O'Clock this afternoon in
VIM. Taylors planning mill on the pier below Adams
street from whence II spread TO his Lumber yard ad-
;o,nipg where il was arrested Loss on the bulldog
nbout A., 600, which is insured as follows: North
Western Con pany of this city, $1,000 Harmony Co.
Of New.York. $500 and Commercial Co. OF New
York $500. Loss on lumber, $4,000. No insurance.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHISGros Monday, Nov. -, 1901;
The United States sloop oIwsr osiaeosa 0ii"0u ~
Hampton Roads from Aspinwall to-day.
The Povbstan went into commission TO-DAY.
NORFOLK Va, Monday, Nov. -, 1897.
The United States frigats Ssransc, with the ASSIST,
arce of two steamers got OF yesterday aoo saeo
for the Pacific.
The steamer Virginia, from New-Yor bound 70
NswOrears has put in here TO repair her machinery
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THE FIRE AT CLEAN, N. Y.
n,rS ~ " Nnvday Nov ~

OLEAN, n Y, Monday, Nov. %, IooI.
The following is a list OF the names Of the persons
who are sufferers by the terrible confagrauon which
occurred here or Saturday night:
II 8 Morris NJ A Bskeslee BAge Robinson H. String.
ham David Kern g. Cooper Ii. w. Russ, John Forbes s.
Butler CO. Amos Bronson K T. 5. Martin Post Once
Almost the whole town is destroyed. A strong wind
and SEQ prevailing at the time. rendered II
almost impossible 70 check the fire..
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TREATY WITH SwITZEKLASD.-On Friday MI.
buchanan was waited on by number Of Israelites
and il is stated he requested Captaiu Jonas p. Levy
10 finnish him with the localities in Switzerland where
Ane rcan Officers of the Jewish persuasion had been
deprived of their religious privileges as be hsd tse
evil.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov. q ISoI.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania Elves, s.; Reading
Railroad 26I; Morris Canal so; Long Island Railroad
%: Pennsylvania Railroad. 3Si.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAGES IN NEW ORLEANS.

BATON RoUoE, Monday, Nov. %, 1857.
The steamboat hands are demanding $50 . month
for labor on the levee in New-Orleans. Employers
paying IS cents hour for loading and unloading
freiphts there.
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SJOOp CAPSIZED.

SLOOP CAPSIZED.
FRErPoRr, L. l., Monday, Nov. %. 1887.
The sloop Modesty cspsised in New Islet, near
Hampstead Beach, yesterday. Capt. Cassdy and .
boy whose name Is unknown were drowned. Capt.
c. lived at Patchogue l.. l., where be leaves family
in poor circumstances The sloop wss Engaged IN ths
ovsfar trade
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THE WEATHER.

IhE w EATb66-
ALBANY, Monday, Nov. q. 1861.
The weather heie is mild. The wind for the pest
thirysix hours has blown from the south. There ars
some minors Of ice in the canal ct the West bat there
s no known obstruction 10 nsvigaiiou a. yet.
AtBArr, Monday. Nov. 23-p. N.
The weather here is mild with drrzbne rain. Nav.
ieaiion is unobstructed.
CHICAGO, Monday, Nov. q, 1857.
The thermometer here this morning stood at I've
degrees below zero.
BUFFALO, Monday, Nov. % isS7-p. N.
The weather here is clear with a light wess visx.
The thermometer stands at 26 degrees above zero.
A bresk in the canal at Black Rock viii pcoSAsay
suspend carsl navigation for the season.
Lake arrivals and departures are very fsv.
There is no ice in our hsrbor yet
Bosros, Monday, Nov. % 1870 p. a.
There has been little thurder and lightning h1o
this evening 1t 10 now raining hard.
BupsLo, Saturday. Nov. 81 lS7.
n. S. BISToN. Auditor: There is q severe gle
here and the water is high. Breaks have occuredsa
bern bank Lower Black Rock. Ii will cost frso
50 600 to IS 900 to repair. Canal navigation Il nst
yet stopped. EDwIS HSRLBuRr, Sspt
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The kansas CONFERENCE.-The TRIBUNE does
not agree with rs In the position that after the sdms.
son Of Kansas as q State, the People will have per-
feet right to call Convention and amend or alter the
Constitution whenever they please 1t holds, on the
contrary that they will have right to change 1t IN
any particular before the year 1854 because the pro-
posed Constitution prescribes mode in which it msy
be done after that time. IN. Y. Times.
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BOSTON MAYORALTY NOMINATION..

BOSTON, Monday, NOV. %, Io0'.
The Hon. Samuel A. Eliot was nominated for Mayor
Of this city tonight by the Citizens Convention He
was formerly Mayor from 1887 to lSiO.
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TIE BALTIMORE Frar-Tht aggregate anoun1 o.
less and insurance Of the FIRE in West Baltimore "'ess
IN s.,r-Sav evening area follows:
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GOV. WALKER EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON

ST.. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. 90, 1857.
Gov Walker arrived here on Saturday evening on
route to Washington. Nothing new relative to Kansas
affairs transpired.
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NAVIGATION CLOSED IN THE wELLAND

ST. CArHARISE's Monday, Nov. g. 1887.
The Welapd Canal Is full of lee, and nsvtgshoa =
closed.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

A meeting of the Common Council vas held las
evening" when the following communicates In reis-
ton to the contract for supplying the city With vst~
was presented by the Mayor:
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BURNING OF A srEAMER-sEvENrY ILvES
LOST,

CiscirsArr, HosAay. Nov. q, 1857
The ..esmsr Rainbow wss burnt o. the usrui,e e
the 2i.t inst, when tea miles above Espo,.os Az.
From ffly 10 seventy Eves were lost including IL ~
Oddeers. The boat, cargo, books sad Pspsss srss
total loes
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A MINISTERIAL CRrsIs N CASADA IRE Ha"'A'0"

To DaNrL z. DELAv.s esq, and others C0mHi''se N''
Tsllsny hal.