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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

A GENIUS IN THE U. s. SENATE.-Gen Cass is
te be succeeded In the U. States Senate by
Republican, very lily qualified for his posi,ion.-
The Detroit Free Press relates the following anec
dote of him:
Chandler, u. States Senator elect. improved him.
self in stump speaking by taking lessons of a re-
Gently graduated youth Of the University, named
Dexter. On one occasion Dexter had taught him
to recite an extract from Burke, which was in
tended to be brought in with great force and tre
mendous applause. Having teard him recite, just
before time for public speaking, Dexter went
down to hear and see 'Zachariah climb the tree
He did it well; the passage from Burke was fin,
ished, and drew down the plaudts- of the multi
iude But, in order to give it still more force,
Chandler remarked, in his most impressive man.
ner: "Such-such, fellow citizens. was the Ian
euage If The immortal Burke, in the Stnate of the
u States,"
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scAKTY WARDRoD1 1s.-Ths Bombay (E u
Gazette says that the entire population Of Hipdos
tan does not average dxpsnce sacs PER yeaF les
clothing. ss.ss
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PUNISHMENT OF SLAVES The Mississippi Lee
eislature has just passed = bin prohibiting any
owner of slaves from Furnishing them with more
than '.nine and thirty lashes' at any one time or
for any one offsnse. under penalty Of fne and im-
prisonment All other unnecessary cruelty to
slaves IL also made indictxhie and punishable by
fiue and Imprisonment. 9fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

MARRIAGE OF A HIHDoo WOMAN.-The news
papers record - an event to be marked, the first
marriage of Hindoo woman thatsever occurred
in Calcutta. II took place on tbs 7th Of December.
II is said that the parties Of the highest respec
liability, and this win prove marked eventin the
hiatnrv ~ HfndO0. sssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

WILD CAT BAHka-Tbe Missouri Democrat
states that there are twenty three wild cat banks
in the State of Ilnois. located in the swamps Of
Egypt and the forests elsewhere, with articulation
amounting in the aggregate to three and half
millions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

THE LEvEE ACROSS THE YAzoO PAss.-The
following is extract from private letter. date
Friar's Point, Miss. Jan. Goth:
1.-THE mammoth Levee across Yszoo Pass bot
tom, some three hundred and fifty yards in length,
will be completed in two or three days. 1t is the
largest Lsvee in the United States"
The completion of this Levee opens to cultiva~
ton some of the finest cotton lands in the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

lUHN W. UAFIEe,
j DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS. HEAD PIECES,
House snd Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills, &s
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ins firs, Premium awarded By the MechsnisS In.
situte and Agricultural Sosiety Of Virginia
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MAN KILLED.-A slave named Matthew, own.
ed by Mr. Charles Friend of Prince George, while
telling trees abon. mile from the house Thurs
day, met with painful death from being crushed
The tree was cut through it seems, and while 10
the act of resting believing it to be failing in the
opposite direction, Matthew y as caught beneath
it and killed.
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OtkH COATS AND n a q l. A N = :. We
nsys msny very assirabIe styies Of Ovsr Goats
ans Hasisns len on hand, which We are ofsnng q
Prices, wrtsh viii close fhem ouf. Call st itz Main
sHsss. ~ lsl KEEN, BALDWIN y CO..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

CRIME AND SUICiDE.-A woman named Kaiser
committed suicide In Cincinnati about two months
since by drowning, In conseq 1ence of her husband
discovering that she had proved uufaithfu to him.
The body was found in the canal on Saturday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

TENAcITY OF LIFE-Mr. 4. E. Digges recently
dug out of the snow sheep which had been undtr r
their white mantle for Is days and one that ac.
tually survived for 81 days without food of any
kind A hen belonging to Joseph Jeffries, Esq ,
was cut out by wagon wheel, after having been
under the saow for Is days Mr. Peter Redd found
of bis hogs after it had lived on short allow
ance and cold comfort" in snow drift for IL days
WarreatoR (pa) Flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

LARGE CARGo-The ship Titan, Captain Sears,
owned by Messrs D. G. & w. B Bacon, of Boston,
2007 tons register, was cleared at New Orleans on
Saturday last, by Messrs Baxter, Lowell g. Co
with two millions eight handfed and sixty pounds
of cotton, the largest cargo ever taken from that
| uort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

IiKuMnEL & HOlsTEks,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN. COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO 9S WATER ST, NEW YORK.
r. Liberal cash advances or consignments.
JOS. BRUMNEL,
OF steans Brummei, Richmond Va
ALEXANDER l.. ROYSTER,
or New yorA
JAMES b. ROYSTER.
is6-l2m Richmond Va.
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SALE OF IMPROPER MEDIcISEs.-A bill ia before
the Pennsylvania Legislature to prevent the sale
of improper medicines II provides that no drug
gst any other person shall sell give away any
medicines or medical compounds to any person un.
less the name thereof is written or printed legibly
10 English upon the bottle or covering of the med
icine or, if it ben compound, its component parts
shall be stated. This is not to apply to medicines
sold or delivered the authority of written pre-
scription from q physician to his patients Any
violation of this act is to be punished by the impo
sIsion of a. fine Of fifty dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

CAPITAL OF NEBRAsKi i-CHANsE OF LOCATION
The House of Repre- sentafives of the Nebraska
Legislature on the 18Th ut, by vote of 90 to l2
Douglas city, a town ii Lancaster county, on Sa-
line creek, at point seventy miles north of the
Kansas line, and thirty west of the Missouri-the
bill having before passed the Council by vote of
sto ii, supposed that Governor lizard would
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N A. sTO
Y. Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
Practices In all the Courts sd In and for the city
OF Richmond, and in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties
All notsrsl business promptly performed
EF Offcs corner Bank and Ilth streets opposite
6oddin's Hall Richmond, Va, ia 2i-3sn
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POPULATION OF MIssOURI-A census of the
State of Missouri. which has just been taken,
shows total of 9l2 206 divided as follows: Free
whites 8l9 593; free blacks 2,652 slaves 80 $50 -
or over % per cent: increase of slaves l,s23 or
fraction over two per cent Two counties return
no slaves twenty counties report only 600; tie
highest reaching only 9s and the lowest having 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

NUIlC E...Jiy wife, sAHAH LINDSEY,
has left my bed and board without just cause or
pFoPoeation on my psft therefore do forewarn all
persons nesinst giving her credit nay account 40 1
aa' no longer res2onnble for any debt debts she
may contract kLIJAH Lindsey
f. IL
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zsz7 NOTICE ry TKAvELLkKs

rzs.xEsE1 NOTICE TD TRAVELLERS
GOING NORTH.-Passengers going
North are hereby Motif ID that the route
via Fredericksburg nd the Potomac River Is NOW
OPEN And for the present. will be run Once
Daily-Lesving Richmond at Z O'clock, A. M, and
reschlns W sshin gton st O. oslock, r. M.
n Through tickets, usual will be sold to
Washinaron Baltimore and Philade phia.
For further information, apply to the undersigned
at the Depot on Broad street.
JAMES B. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent
Office Richmond r and p r R. Co..
RIcBMa ND, Fsb 7, 1857
T; 8 Going North the train stops at Ashland
for 8rsskfsat r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

B. GREEN T. w. HoBsoS
GREEN & HORsON,
u PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Vn.
JOHN BOOKER, sALEaMAN.
HT Office on Gary street, between 18th and 18th.
i. l2-d&w3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

SUsT CUk Eve ARE how recet ing
eOFT COKE, fesh from tho mines, end shsii
asep our yards fully supplied dutns the balsnce Of
she fasoe JnU. j. WEhfH, Agent.
Yards corner i6th street snAs Basin,
lt-~is and 9Th and 0vr6 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

THE STORM In NORTHAMPTON CoUsTY.-A
letter from Northampton county, Va. In the Nor
folk News, describes the storm OF the 10Th ult 10
have been terrible there. A great number of cat
tie, hogs and sheep died from cold Zone gentleman
living near Cape Charles, and directly upon the
margin of the Chesapeake Bay, lost two valuable
horses that were chilled to death in stables here.
tofore deemed sufficiently safe and comfor'a-
Ia
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r sr---. n FUk N u Il r. q L. IL AND
SSr!s2sxxra PoRTsMoUTa AND THE DIFF
..,,.s. 1zsa8eA-~ FEaENT LANDINGS ON JAMES
RIVER, via the Richmond aud Patersnurs Railroad
10 Port Haihall thence by the swift and eomforta.
BILE steamer VIM sELDEN, Capt. WIN C. sMITH;
fuiser ID. J. HILL.
4he Cara leave the Depot every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock
THOs. DODAMEAD, Supt
Office Richmend and Petersburg R. r. Co..
Richmond, February 9Th, 1851
T..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

PosToFFIcE AFFAIRS - Postmaster General
Campbell has ordered the following in Virginia
Route 1881. Richmond to Tappahannock, the
office of Bestland is to be embraced, between Mil
ler and the latter named point. Route S Ol3. Lost
River to Bakers Run exteod this route to com
mence At Woodstock, embracing Columbia Fur
mace.
Appoin :nents james D. Boone postmaster at
Bakers Run, Hardy county, vice Sam1 L. Boone,
resigned; John s. Kaggs postmaster at Turkey
Cove, Lee county, vice William Richmond, re-
signed John w. Tracey postmaster At Rocky
Gap, Tazswell county. vice James r. Wilton, re-
signed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

THE Largest WOMAN IN THE WORLD Ma
dame Oceana, the largest umbed woman in the
world, 10 in the museum 1t New Orleans. She
weighs Sis pounds, 10 feet inches 10 circumfer-
suce measures % inches around the arm and 3s
around the calf OF her leg, and wears No. shoes.
She halls from Kentucky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

DELL & GIBSON,
ID HOUSE BUILDERS,
MAIN BETWEEN 9TH AND 9rH STREETS,
Are now prepared to furnish DOOR-BASE, ARCHI-
TRAVE and COKNfCE MOULDIN6s of any pat
tern; Door and Window Frames; Sash, Blinds and
Doors as promptly and on as accommodating terms
any house in the city.
sHOrders from the country will meet with such
attention will ensure the sntsfaction of those who
may patronze US.
ia dknIrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

1T meRTos JAS. M. ARMISTEAD,
Late OF Fsrmvilie) Late Of Cumberland CO.,
JOSEPH BLANToN,
fOf Cumberland countv.)
MORTON, ARMISTEAD g. CO., Com.
lsl MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Shoekoe Ware
house. Richmond, Va, will eiye special attention to
ths sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to any othes
business entrusted to them.
T LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, eithe,
In cash or Guano do l9-d&c6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-14

, EWIs N. WEBB a. CO.. GENERAL
L. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser.
vices for the sale and purchase OF flour, Wheat,
Corn Tobacco. dc. se 3-.-3m
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The Continental Guard of Winchester, Va, 10.
tend visi,iug Washington on the 4sh.
J. NJ Kigonr. Of Maryland, Is to deliver an ora
sion at Leesburg, Virginia, on the 2lst Febuary.
Francois Bouligny. who had held many Official
positions in New Orleans. died on Sunday last
The Legislature OF Mississippi adjourned on the
night Of the Pod instant, after session Of two
months. The new code was completed.
At the muaicipsl election In Athens, Aisbams,
on the 10Th ult, J B McDonald, Esq, WAS slectsd
Mayor
A resolution has passed the City Council Of
Memphis, Tenn, arpropriashx q. 600 Tor tho best
plan Of bridging the Mississippi.
On the 2eth nit, the members Of ths Mississippi
Legisiaturs rave Gov. McIsae banquet at tbs
Mansion House, In Jackson.
Dr. 0outhsy Nossiasham, who len Norfolk for
Nor shsmutoa ccunty. Va, 70 ~ married. died on
ths l6th Mn, 8 1ew 1sys altW - eeremeny.
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Aees.
extss :
Pc Old
.ssintns
| |sories,
Fularsy
China
storiss
+NO.
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.. B.. RkIDGFoRD, n. TISSLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
To lHIDGFORD GS CO., General Commits
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock
Richmond, Va.
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order.
Mr.. HrAprr rusgcsted that Tho number Of the members
o. The Boud OF Management be increased 70 twenty one
psAscd
arsses ~ sko nominations FOR the Boari OF Managers
cear 70 spsaa, Carried
Hs-rr Besaey, '|lusn. and oOburu were appointed
A dhcus,,cn tnssed ~. 70 srence 70 the refusal Of
M 1osbsrp 10 o. the commucc.
The meeting vned for ~ excusipg VI. CsTbuynr
Mr. CorRrss ohio aed and sale II he forced t'serve
cr ! c,mm,,ee which he did not wish 10 serve, he
would wrtd'av from the association
A dcsutory conversation occurred, and Mr.. Headiey
=, ypW,p ssi N the meeting UNDERWOOD The rcssors
which prevailed csrng the withdrawn Of Messrs Col
burn an holly from the oommisee 90 which they were
sppo,ned tae me nbers would not press the acceptance
The Ppsmr put me questios 70 the meeting, and xr
~ Rr,Iia,p rave an extempore cucdaon oftbs Davis
oay me rubber bearings in the chair make tho rails
perrssep, ~hcu laid 90 s,onc and prevent the rapid wear
Mr. asTrosT addressed the association In reference W
The ropor. Of the Comm t,ce on the Nomination OF tue
BAAsd Of Managers vss rece'vod srd sdopNa. oauo,
vss proceeded with and the following gentlemen were
Board Of Manager, for snrns rsar.-J. Edgss, prss-
de- Pennsylvania Central; ~ NJ FULTON, President Phla
oelphs and Baltimore; H. Ls,robe President oouners
vile Railroad; r. Smith, superintendent Ifnson kver
Railroads Hayes Superintendent Illinois oenT, snss
hcrsu Pre,itent New York and Erie Rsiroaf u ~ Heel
Ensi,t Reading Rsilroas;J. Jcrvs Civil Eaginoer;
Jas Campbell. President Harlem Railroad; Vim. Nor
rni cupertnttndenf Long Island h0irotd hehfy u.a1s
srrerinerser, Western Rsrosd 7erah Colburu, "a Am
ngfneer ". Poor I'd Railroad Journal; John wins
ow, superintendeni Boston and Ic-ell; n fSnnas,
Ire superin,erdeut Me- York aud New Haven Railroad
Joseph n. Nor, Superintendent Fttsburg, WAYNE and
New York
During TIE bsll'ng there snmsled conversation
The woprey OF embracing any but those represented
msru from
me rsnmrSr-I must say ,h., we embrace bu, very
smorn. OF the great railroad interest; and ~ Se
mrrt lake on srrtt, woulf be better 10 enlarge our
tnheFe ard, as said before have the yovrg American
sbs inps enterprises
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II In that respect a. well in some o,hers But this
on oSssr ed when shsi substance 1. entirely I%
hut parts OF The cable viii DO above sassr ~ guta
percha ie reari the same specific gravity water, (b)
chiatts ,esiyained by adherence 10 tie copper ,osr, TIE
ye,cAa
In Ne perfect form this cable possesses nezibu.y light
snd greE. itrcreth; might BIO lighter with ad,sn
isse To say that cable will support SIX or seven miles
OF it, 9Th whoa suspended in s water conveys but
very sei eral no,ip Of scapabtT; for rope Of spe
ci6c gravity nearly that Of saier would support many
MOI miles OF Ingtn when 80 suspended
10y We must take into sdeYa0n ihe fact that the
cable u N certain exentt 70 DO dragged literally through
the water; tho resissanoe from this VII exhibit
II eli In the siding a-ten back sell bef re slrded 70
lis This tendency Of The cable in Ae direction of
icainatiOn uhtch ,rul render h< OPERATION Of laying
d;eeuA Perhaps !. VIII ne nscessar 70 arrange the rsg
npop The cable and then 70 no than safely de-
pspds.
has been observed 10 deep sea sounding that the
hsve tendt nny twist probably In part sp,rat
chascter OF surface Is usuA therefore, TO attach swi
ve to them the conducting sire ooes net admit OF such
m appliance Tho smooth and unbrokeu s2trah II tho
wire cable sforarg easy pASage TO the water IL TO
be Anticipated tina, mile sfer mile Of this cable goes
do IN will tasshe tusns will follow the shp and sccu
nutate But this pr. dcisl resu may be modified by
Tg tina cable board with reference 70 the resulting
ufss sSd this srpcaon which dces not appear 70 have
heen recognized makes useful disposition Of theae coil
turrs rendering unnecessary 10 compcate the arrAng,
melt Of The cable en- board attempts avoid iestroy
hem
The character OF the assumed by cable Ito
way to the Bottom win epend ION the velo lily or ts de-
sc@tt and the speed OF The chip.
(b) II The cable when extended horizontally upon tho
sinks faster than the shp runs verify OF Us
with be towards tho bottom; he upper portion,
rtNiy vertical will dercand directly, and therefore
IDLY TO ~ard. tbe bottom; the love- portion viii
con,eq entity be deposped ~ 0apvs upon ne bottom
Blu, let IN suppose that have . eaole shioh when
laid horizontally upon the water, will descend less rapidly
ban the ship sdvaDces
ThA. We suspend this cable vertically from the
vessel at pos (see dsarAm) IT. 10 ser portion liked
on The bottom and that then checking the cable 10
wsveni the ship OF It perhaps the rate often
miles hour.
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Ia obvious that her dragging force Ia applied nj
right angles TO the vertically suspended cable the resist
lis COL cavity 10 ards The bottom Now ~ The vessel
f posi lon u and T. constantly checking the cable
10 prevent m running right aown the angle will become
LEI, and less, until the Dragging force OF the ship will 30
excried nearly in tho line of the cable ITSELF o4) Then
The gravity of the cable coming into pay car,iss By this
line, that IT. vea,y IL towards the bottom, %
But the upper potp of the cA,le which Ia being contnu
ally aid ou' from the ship sinking with lower velocity
tben the ship, rate viii SIN It's coooavity towards
the bottom, 70 b) There will be q In the
cable, and this wave will exist, whether we start rs
sui pcssd, with cable suspended vertically sim y In
cped, so opg Ia checked board the ship; and this
ch, ck be ois, ensed With, except In the of
cable niue lighter than that Of the Atlantic Company
This save would under O. rtau conc lions, cause the
exhibition OF singular variations In Intensity OF the strain
upon the cable.
IT. fer instance, the speed OF the ship be rcd-ced
lees tndcen TO less han the sinking velocity Of the
cable, the will travel 10 sards tho shio snd tbs
spsn will be reduced IN extraordinary degree bat a
MON, ut .sr the cable assuming the O. ensry g. Will
exe'ts ndous poser. IL Won then be necessary
10 Dcr,s hetpeed OF The vessel without attempting n
tr the csbe until siderable portion had bsen laid
bonzo aiaIy upon tbe water, and the thus
e. bnsbed When we consider the great velocity OF such
. running out, ~e may fear fatal accidcn. as well
as waite; and we are impressed with the impor
strain T. the regulating machinery This may be a.
tompi,hsd by the employ men OF elpucsl springs ap
piled ~ 10 receive from the axle OF tho drum, drums
TIE tusin Of the cable
Two ruch ,prrgi, furnished with graduated scales o.
compre'sp and applied ono to each END OF the axle or
pser, w,Hd, the cable limited ntermeoi late
race On ihe drum between them, show by the Of
their nocat ps The suain OF the cable; excepting that
Email portion applied In opposition 10 prevent tho cable
frcm rendering around the 'ums
Az In usirg drums the prost citing wire sometimes cuts
through the guta percha, would pc haps be roper
the drums IN such manner that Aopg the line OF
besrrg the convex surface Of tho osbie lying coee
nrg groove, woulc be generally supported; the power
10 cut would not tn be c,nrenirsted In any single wire
but Womb be divided among them all
() II zee ms preferable In constructing telegraph ca
BILE ARRANGE he strengthening and Tvon0 sraioht
and neors parntt 70 ~ copper ccusts,U ~ tal~r
DAty snotD; and 10 ne ,ohoie to1h external
coating Of praa perchd oc1r ssnslar material pAiA
uovid ~d hem top,v and pveru tAssr cuttag ,nsu
dV core, ~hioh ~ before remarked, sonnet happens
with heavy cables
The preseu, cable may not be successfully laid but the
eventual accomplishment OF this great enter Prise
scarcely DO doubted.
J N BROOKE, Lieutenant q. Navy.
WASHINGTON. n. @ , ApriI %, 1857
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TBE PRoPKLLKR ]. N, HAAS AND rHH Boorss
Rscovppp Tho orcpele lies IN sbout niuetysx feet Of
wafer enc beading about soutn -est. with ell Der msss
COMO Her bosh are Tying en- the deck The vessel ho
oct four fee heel 10 star ,osrd snd The sarboerd side Of
the cabin eek has brsken nom the vessel ans raised
three four feet and u me opnion Of Capt Han that
of the bodies hsve escaped through The aperture
while down Capt Han became eutargcd in the rrspr,
bot ex'catcd himself We understand that the pro
yeler wi be further expcrei for bodice sDre writing
The above O. ID Han has called We learn from him
that the propeller cannot be raed without the greacs
d1cuty, and would nos justify Tho expense The body Of
Me Robinson he fund The conrsnon -ay, veigst m,
IN eme manner but ~ coon 90 vas deacoed ot 70 tnc
to- vhb great force Ike X great ~ 70 nave carried
him up, had he rot disconnecet hIusea from u rhe
ether bodies found ossy pesse against the unoer
side OF the DICK while under water the, al ked very
rssursi bu, i'm messeiv coming IN CONTACT eta thu
sr, try assumed red and then black appearance Capt
Han ssw lsrse pember Of rsn he thinks " he msks
another evrlo aoo he staB oas away all the rigging drs
Cant Half aeservee mech edit for bis u efors
Dives, sepetsl tbrg are not -,ling 70 70 below my
feet, which ci.tsnce V quite dark and The prcssure
srCat bet Capt Han has hsd considerable psienoe IN
this business and hiss encountered Of the dim
cult undertakings. -Nese Londcs Star, Sfs l.
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MARRIAGE ExrsAcRDIEARy.--Ane elderly woman,
bs ned Prudence wibop, called upon alderman Enue
yeterdsy, made oomrsin In waich she stscd that
bed, short tine aFo amer courvhp of three GAYS,
married named james n Wilson, vho re presertsd
pore thai ,he soi her furniture or $780, with, ~ih
siet cvh rbch she hsd previously ssved she gave 10
wihop directing him 10 take Il 20 The Commercial Bank
in his cng: uM wilson had not returned ser ing 10
the bank nor had be been head from since Nlsin, "
seems c,vaied this wosn b. what .he terms hs GOD
acls she also states that the minister vhn mArrigd
hepa IL GOOD looking tO0 Wison had represented tGst
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