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lon u s,shs-sed signals WITH Bremen shp Luna 5cand 4
gis lat q 10 Ion g e sseasnred signals Win shp Cssrcs
,. s:,i thsr. soldsa ssswe,chsr Bremen n dsy. in
II ssSII siI Gs's days.
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snr n'aSeh AR ssr Brown Windsor, MS days with
sshr Flying Eagle gcf grcosh Conk Bali dav.
cs,ss sSs DDp sa 70 sss. @ nm mile. ksE
suppcssd 20. o. sooy or schr i inst on Hcnsus,
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pncn pine lumbffi ~ beween konisuk souih~rphr.
g ~ pIew from split ioress nsnssn sd part
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hchr Oriental Chase, Machiss, days
tchr Gov Arnold, Mitchell. Mschis~. dars.
pchr Ko~suih, Coker rewburvport
echr Val Delsno, Rondout nor Fan River.
sloop Pointer Fowler, Providence.
sloop America, Heyn,hs Providence.
steamer Weetcsnport Berry. Portland
s'ea@er Pelican. Auidrsch Prcvtdence. = .~..
Steamer GEORGES Creek arrived ys.sere.y ~ -
rsp~s passing Larry ss'g @s2E ~ sNSv~~
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HIRIfInB INYBLLIGYHCE.


BTkAMkRS 70 AND IRON HAVANA.
and New orIes.. iiS TToa New Orleans 1& Havana "a
arriving at New York 2eh-
nd sss ssT a r. q s ss 80
Nh, arriving at New Yort 18Th
-. s. New Ts:i NEW W. s.,.s.
i.1,s. cTT-fSon New Tor. Ira arriving ., H.v.n. "a
snd msw o ns va o" Ne" Orleans s HAVANA SA
BIIcs wisnos-rroa New Ycrt I'm. arrives II Havana
Ian, arriving Il New YORK. issS
IsAsu>-rrom Charleston and lpA. q Havana IN
And ID PROM Havana lob and 2sh, due ~ New York lsA
When the above dates all On Sunday Ae steamers yin SAD
- Monday. except fren New OrlcAna-
THE OVERLAND NAIL 10 INDIA AND cHNA.
nc ooyng may be Of value 70 those having correspond
rs mall issvcs Southampton he aad arA Of each
Arrives Gibraltar abou, the IN aud asn Of same month
Arrives At Malta about the l<h and S0 VI month.
Arrives At Alexandria about NE l0h Of same and oh Of fol
leaves Sues sbsu he A list Of and IN Oh Of
Arrive. al Alden sbcut he IN M Of and Ioss
Leaves Alden about ihe mn na same and dag Of srri
Indian Navy arrives Bombay about ne ID 70 sh
and leh 70 list OF ne following month
m and nj % "a Of oiowiss month VOC ~'
Leaves Point de Gale for Puo Penang Ne day The
,H%:r Ia: t er arrived Shss ID .,ss ss nal on
Oh Of following month
Arrive. At sinsspors about Tie isA or isn and sss o
Leaves singapore abou, Il hours aaer arrival
xives a hoas Kong about he nd Or ssA and sA or lou
Leaves nert dsy for shansnaa
Two .sis Lave nngsnd-ooe on ne nh asd pA Of easA
same time A. the Southampton man.
- ST Az pacia0e. and letters iafeded for 1s Nrw Yoax
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to TIE Courier
ForSrAn Bous,, BORROW, June Q, 1851
On my return ffsm Portland on Saturday, received
statement Of the doiBgs ct The meeting q the house On
Prof Agassix on Monday Of lat week. am nov pre-.
pered 10 submit for the consideration of the committee
series Of propositions which 10 my udg neus Will result IN
such arrangements will be sactory 70 all the parties
whole subject Of The Spiritual Manifestation leo caled)
For this purprse shall be happy 70 meet the cnmmitee
20 morrow q SsS.k q such PLACE = saSy nay
7, The agreement between the parties
We the undersigned hereby agree TO submit the ques
ton controversy between in regard 70 the phenome
Of sprisuasm 80 called to the investigation and award
and Hor.ford and Dr. Could according TO the terms OF
BOSTON COURIER, by George Luna
II. r.. GARDNER.
CANBRIpeS, June 9, 1867.
DE- aAaDNER's CONDITIONS.
Meeting 10 be held In o suitable room IN tue city OF
and two hours each day devoted the cvestg
commencing at and closing at O'Clock r. ~
circles TO be entirely under the control Of Dr. Gardner
cept the committee remain out OF the circle so Tor "a
they choose to do the phenomena are produced
under the arrangements ordered by Dr. Gardner, and
they not satisfactory 70 the committee they ehs have
the right require them be produced under such
d,ops In their Judgment will be satisfactory to them
AS harmony is an essential condition for the production
Of the Manifestations 10 agreed that no loud talking or
exciting debate other unnecessary noise shall be al
lowed during the sessions, and that each
shall be treated with that respect and courtesy
which due from each person 70 every other In the socie
" Of gentlemen.
There may be esent at each session the writer in the
Boston Courier and friend and the four genten en- COM
posing the Committee Of Investigation DR.. Gardner and
any number of persons not exceeding six al any ono
ume ut his opuon such being selected and invited by DR..
GaJdner
The writer In the Courier and the gentlemen composing
the oommks agree thn while they are 1t liberty 10 ex
ercse all the shrewdness and powers Of Observation
which they capable during the investigation, they will
exercise tn viii and power TO endeavor to prevent
the mankestaions but allow them TO be produced under
the most conditions which thorough scsnudc
investigation win permit
The words sto be provided by Dr. Gardner" est being
stricken out and the words sand friend inserted II 10
further that the proceedings not TO be pub
lished until The Investigations are closed.
BOSTON COURIER,
BY GEORGE LUNr.
Il +. GARDNER.
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I'm VINO Novnmn IN LouMAxl. M New Orleans
Bxuesn says" We are granei 70 b able 70 inform our
friends abroad hat The sspt here steadily, hossh
unosteniaousy, prorssag ne ness hopeful end har-
monious spirit prsv.s and the shattered remnants Of The
glorious old Soy again forming into column Tns
efforts 10 sop II win not succeed however smart our op
poaenS. may think themselves. Ther policy u Perssc'
oo.apsehended. Our friends srywhsrs should 90
qety work. and take measures 10 secure the coopera
ton Of all who the glorious principles of the noble
old party"
Msonoa In NrNssorA-An doubt In relation 70 the
election In Minnesota At end Every county has been
heard from The Convention will consist Of lo2 members
Of whom there sre:-
nepupncans 90 90
Republican majority ID
CHICAGO Morals Tho Detroit Fres Pres says:-rhere
arested In Chicago during the past two and half
months two thousand four hundred and eighty persons
Among the rascals arrested were ono clergyman, one
black republican editor black republican Mayor, one
ex.membcr Of Congress- black republican, two hundred
and pino Cyprians DC. There only two doctors
rested, and no LAYERS.
TIE LATE JUDICIAL ELECTION KuTucxY.-The Louis
vile Courier Of the aoth u says that the returns
the contest for the Appellate JudgshP very few votes
difference between Buitt and Wheat The Courier says
Reports from Frankfort state that al the counties hsd
been heard ON officially bat Russell (which report
ed and that Wheats * N majority was only ak votes
showed gain for Bulrm (den) which elected him by
few votes
DECLINES RI ELECTION TO OoaGRsss.-Hop. N. j. Craw-
ford Of the Columbus district Georgia. declines eec
ton 70 Congress.
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There rumor that moet Of the German states are an
the point Of ISSUING ordinance which will almost depr
The vtrouf Sens Of The freedom ofreigiovs vorship
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TgE EXCITEMENT IN MEMBERSHIPS he murder
Of Eversen by Able, on wedsesday the people ~ vemuhs
have been In state of excite nent never beors known
here Burnr the whole OF yesterday ths excse1t va
intense and Il nghs vast ooncoarse Of peop ssembjed
The court room, In tie Exchange Buildings Az erenni
y,ton ess Effected but such was the excite nsut n the
could be none Upon suggestion. the crowd rus<ed onf
OF The han and gathered around the ia nrs osvect~~
without BARN, the police W.T. had been satsex ~ -
door OF the pail The Jail keys forcbly s~ssd fcen
the Sheriff. the door unlocked and Able brouKh mi ~
crowt then hurried him OF 10 The mast In The fsvv Yard
with the intention Of there executing him IN r,ohsr AZ
Able appeared upor the s,ene, and Implored me cvovd
not 10 execute him and doubt saved his liz n -
re conveyed 70 prison Memphis Eagle, ysms q
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UrAH TnRrroRY.-The folio ving IL the rs~ervsf;on
clause 10 the AZ granting Territorial sovsrppn n Utah
80 Nothing In tbs act contained shsl be constr "a n Irh
BIZ The government 90 The United Bates IRON d,dIas aid
Territory into two or more Territories, In rch rss1er
and 81 such time Don. ress shall deem con,susn cd
proper, or from attaching Wy portion ~ I'D frftory TO
any saie or Territory OF the ohsd aatss."
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LIGHTHOUSE BRAzos ST yAco, rE1Aa
The aYed light Ut Point Isabel, Texas, w be changed 70
fzed white light varied by flashes on The night Of The ss OF
August prr-
The apparatus csadoprc Sd order of syssen
of Fesne and wi be elevated 81 feet above The level Of ibo
The light should be under ordinary states OF Me aos
phere from the deck OF vessel feet above he waies 10
nautical miles,
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
srEvEks Lighthouse Inspector
Galveston Texas, jane a.. 1851
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w II STEVENS, Ia
Galveston Texas, jane a., 1851.

REruGE THE ENTRANCE or TIE nur1AH ROE :.
snPwRscxKD nARIsrRs ERECTED By rns oovrREssSr or
III. Houses Of Refuge are succession hnso
already face Of the Sunderbunds and aro
stua' ed a. follows
No Painted Erected the southea.! part q PAL
housies OF the 4ueAh HfNcY,
sandy psch above high water mark. and
about LOO feet shore Die BY white fAg frm
bamboo which been close aloag
side OF The house. visible considerably above hs surrousdn
trees.
No Painted white-Ths house erected BaagAdooneo
Issnd about miles Eastward Of No STANDS On tho
sc of the sAnd above small sandy beach about ITO
feet from high MARI. long and bamboo, via o.
Ag have been put aongde and may be seen oonsdea
bly, above the trees
and paddles letter Of Instructions, and eha Of 10
Qurd srh uuda
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BY order Of the org superassudent Of Marine,
fort William, March ], 1857. HOWE, SECRETARY.

Below New Bedford n. whale ship, supposed he 1ous
from Pacific last reported March 81 80 800 Nj and
abarque supposed the Ksiheeu via Newport CID ID shtp
Corex LAkonan, Indian OCEAN. Bid d. bayk 0ypsey, fov
Sid New London s0sA barks Delaware, Kmvorthy,
Indian and Pacific Ocean; kt inst Lark, Psrkas, PAcne
Ocean
me eAuder ai Nysu, SxA nom Crossts Isands
win 800 pols wn OIL lcoo lbs bone spoke hAch Csroa
Ma H. 70 oh; 18Th, North America, yuus,
MI go bbls; Columbis White 81, whales Rimsod Green,
do, whales.
Al Dauphs March a. Clara Bell, Of NastapoeeA $50
board. Sent home 40 Another Letter saya William,
Johpson boa steerer OF atiapoise drowned Oct
AT Hobart Town In March. ehepheruess Warous. Of Mys-
tic 100 VII on b. ard bound New Zealand
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HorNlIn RoKen,

DKpIRLRL June TIN barts Princeton Conn, FOR
York. dg Xenoba from dsg; MoutezuwA Perry, from DO.
do brig War Eagle. Bro from Wilmington, NC, DO
posiscA June ls-ln port schr John Hoorer Olson Tor
Baltimore l7h
FoRrurI ISLAND, June le-No Am vessel In port
MARsguLss june s-fn port ships Harrisburg, Wswcl
for kYcrki CbAremagnc Oates and Gen Gushing vArns
nnc, trgs II Bruno Knight and Minnie Nelson do schr
York
PspsArsrco Ma, ye-In por Hannah Tbornsoa Tar,
from kOreans, 1ah brgs Brandy wine Cornack frou
Richmond arz6h Fairy, welsh from Do, 3'sh schr 10
samonc, Reynolds from Baltimore, 18Th
TRrEsrE, Nay 1-sd ship Enoch frAin, Ricb NoaaeanA
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p ~ II
CsxxRrDSx, June 1, MI b A. GOULD, ia
Al subeeouent u,eeurg Of the committee resolv
ed that oory Of this report Of the proceedings aud Of the
signatures should be sent ~ The Obwer and another
IN. Gardosr, with the undertaking that NOT 10 be
communicated 10 the public unia the committee had fully
minated their proceedings.
BENZ AMIN PIERCE, Chairman, for the Committee
6. A letter Of acknowledgment. from the Boston
n Iowr~:-
CAxBRfDcs, June 9, 1857.
70 Hessrs AotssU, BrRox, Coc1D and HoRse,ED;-
The object a requesting you act c3nmltiee on
An ssubiec Of sprtuslsr 10 determine whether there
A, a. yuirF In the alleged phenomens exhibited by
S,ums vrcduced by hitherto upknown 10 sclesce
fsve no hing W suggest 70 The mode Of coaductne the
trxesusst subnit the whole mater, In The broadsef
vusn,~r N We gentlemen whose names we're mentioned
IN he s4rsev nd accepted by Mr. Gardner n they de.
ae that All on an. Of the things suggested by the Cvfcr
hss been tsrforne BY the mediums unt der conditions
which satisfy them that he perfcr nance was accomplish
I'd, either ~ the spplosus hew vrce nsure or ~
fulh the engagement propose. ,ne columns on the
Qzvr~ THg WRIT Y IN TILE COURIER
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snip VIM sorer, Comery, from St John, NIB, for Liver
pool June q, lat a 81, Ion 81 -.
Ship America tof New Londou,. from 3 John, NIB, fos
Que. nsiown, June Is, Let ISL. lon.G7 70
ship Sea Hymph winser from Nyors for Melbourne tnos
Liv, rpooD, June % lat - 81. loo 69k
Ship Bsrsh, crowe from Phnaasphia for st John, NIB.
June 70. on Nantucket South shoAl
ship Steering showing white viii rcd border,
and blue diamond centre June %, Key west
bearing about miles.
BARI West Wind from Norleans for Boston 1xasassc
Brig Mercy Cousins Lancaster frsul EYorh for Ponce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE NATIONAL LINE.


WAsHISGTos, March IS The Corporate Au-
shorites OF this city made lorusl 1T to the Ples
ident. hr. Buchanan spoke in high terms Of TIE
city and citizens.
NEw YoRK, March ls-The steamer Persia slil-
ed at noon to-day, with ITO passengers and $780,
600 in specie.
Col FabeIs and other Nicaraguan illbusters
we're held for trial. under the d. cision Of the United
States Commissioner.
HAKTFoRD. Or, Msrch Is.-The New Britain
Knitting Factory, with all is machinery, was burI-
ed this morning. Loss 500, 900; insured sos, 900
CIxcISKArI, March ls.-Brown & Sor, extensive
dealers in Cheese and Butter have filled Their
liabilities are abont s25. 900. They have given a
mortgage all their property to of their cred
iiors. They shipped Cheese and Butter extensively
TO New Orleans.
VIsCEENEs. IND, March 1s.-The track on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad il now complete
Esss to Mitchell, where il crosses the New Albany
& Salem Railroad. Regular trains vi be placed
on il Immediately, thus forming almost direct
route from Louisville to 81. Louis by railroad
LOUISVILLE, March l9.-The river was falling
slowly with five feet water in the canal last even
ing. Weather cloudy this morning. ThermOme-
ter 49,
WASHINGTON, March ls.-Arthur W. Austin has
been appointed Collector at Boston, vice Peasle
Watson; Freeman has been re appointed Marshal
and Chsrlss L. Woodbury. U 8. Attorney for Mas
sichasets, vice Halbert. Il is said that Fletcher
Webster anj CHARLES G. Greene Will be re-appoint-
ed 10 the Surveyorship, and Naval 06icershp, res
pecvely, of Boston.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

Poverty AND RIcHEs.-The other day man
starved TO death in New York, surrounded by opu-
lent fellow III zens. lie could obtain work, and
be knew Of no other method by which to acquire
money. The very people who permitted him TO
starve, would doubt. have abused lin had he
dared invest his last few dollars 10 the purchase
Of lottery ticket; bad he purchased one, it might
have conf rred fortune upon him. There
many wealthy men in this city, end in the prnei-
pal Southern cities who have no 6esit-tion 10 say
ing that they we're ttIrted in business by prizes
drawn in lotteries. We have just seen a scheme,
which, for gigantic promise, was never eqGaIed in
this country. Il is gotten up on the Havana plan
of single numbers, and embraces $40 prizes, the
capital one being 800, 900, one OF $4,000, two of
$40 OOO two Of 10 600 and 100 prizes OF 600 each.
This lottery is the eldest authorized lottery
n the United States, ana is ged by R. France
& Co., of Baltimore, Nd. The State controls it,
however, and IS responsible for its promises. The
drawn 2 Of the Scheme we have mentioned, will
take pace on the Both of April under the super
intendence of the State LOTTERY Commissioner.
Could there be a better guarantees of its fairness?
Orders for tickets must be addressed TO T. II. Hub"
bard Co, No 80 Fayette street, or Box No. 40,
B,ltiHore, Maryland. Wlll yourt try you luckl You
stand as good a cbancs anybody else, TO scquire
a fortune by this method See advertisement.
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The Agatheridan waltz.

For the Patriot.
Mr.. EDITOR Have you heard the Agatheridan
Wslz. II not let me advise you 70 procure copy
cftas possible. It's beautiful, enchanting.
Il is named for Of the literary societies Of the
University, and is appropriately dedicated to the
Hero-Champion Of that Association,- TO the young
ntleman whose sc1ievemsn mt on the 93rd of Feb
rdary, is surely not forgotten.
This music is real Lone-fde music. It is not
humbug, for the notes instead Of being spread out
over a huge underground Of paper arr thick clus-
tered as "leaves in Yslambroso, and the melody is
exquisite. 10 some parts the lul-.oned cords ap-
proach the true grandeur Of Harmony. Il is rather
difficult, but that is not a fault.
Get copy, Mr.. Editor, get vour wife, or your
daughter, your lady-love, to Play il, aud my
word, you will never regret il. -...
Yours respectfully and melodously,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

For CLARKsvILLE.-The neat litlle Tennessee viii
vile, where the Memphis boat J. G. Cline is wait
ing for her. The Tennessee takes down passen-
gers and freight TO the latter and those going b'lIw
viii do well TO bear the time in mind. There is no
mistake about making the connection, os the TeL-
is of the neatest and best Ii sht dr4ught steam
ers shOat all aboard.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

oPESISG DAY--Mrs. Barter, Union street. has
received a choice assortment OF lNil inery Goods of
the most fashionable descriptions, and on the 23rd
inst will open them for the inspection Of the pub
c. Our lady readers will fad it WORTHY Of their
attention to bear tls day in mind, as they will End
in this stock much to please, if not to fa>cinate
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language yet BosLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
(recenay mprOsed proved to be by theiudEes st
the Mechanics Fair held Boston amcng whom was
Dr. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer)vh
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofthe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists s Theingredients
nourshng to the hair not destructive as Others I'd
Does stain hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black, natural to appear marvellous Manu-
iaetured sold and applied by WM BoGLE 277 Washington
street, Boston dec1O-tlimayS1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

Y-The cotilon party of Poi. Goodwin, at his
rooms on College street, last night, very
pleasant affair. There was gooily number pres
ent ard the entertainment passed off in ine style.
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From Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, 18Th.

APPALLING CAsUALTYl-UPwARDs or 80 LIVES
LOsT-A fTgbtul accident occurred on the Great
Western Railway, at the bridge over the Des jar
dimes Canal four miles north west of Hamilton Cana
da West, yesterday afternoon, between Eve and
six o'clock. The bi lge across the canal swings.
II was local train from Toronto to Hamilton
There no through passengers upon il, most of
the victims being from those two plac s. Ii is sup
posed that the train which passed East short time
before sunk the bridge much that the locomo-
tive Of this train obstructed by the abutment
20 such degree that the passenger cars were
raised up aud thrown into the canal The water
Ia the canals eighteen feet deep and all who were
not Immediately extricated must have been drown
ed, Of course.
Further particulars By an Eys Witaess.-Our
informant the scene of the dis ,ster, at o.
clock this morning The place where the acct
dent TOOK place is a short d-tanc. beyond II anil
ton, where two bridges cross the Weiand Canal
at elevation Of about go feet above the water
When he arrived parties we're sill busy in eEtri-
eating the dead bodies from the wreck. There lay
the shattered remains of the baggage car and two
passenger cars the first It's eide aud one of the
passenger cars turned completely bottom side up
ward snd about two-thrd- submerged; the other
lay near, also a complete wreck
In al clubhouse adjoining the station-house at
Hamilton were about City sixty corpses laid out
on the hoor-men, women, aud children. Mr.
zimmerman, Mr.. Buchanan, vice president OF tue
road, Captain TwOhey, popular commander on
Lake 0ntario, aud Mr.. Rsd6l late saperinten~
dent Of the Erie and Ontario railroad, we're among
the victims. Only one lady passenger was saved,
aud she with considerably many cuts and bruises.
A German lad who In the hind car, seeing the
conductor hastily retreating the back door, took
alarm aud followed, aud he with the conductor aud
two others were the only ones who escaped with
trhng Understanding out Of the car just as it
made the final pitch into the deep chasm
But fifteen persons taken alive from the
wreck, and Of these five have since died ON their
injuries. The number of persons the train is
variouly estimated &C lron seventy-6 TO one
hundJed
Theeause Of the accident was undoubtedly owing
70 the engine having by come means got of tbs
track Just as the train approaching the bridge
under diminished speed the wheels Of the engine
OF course cutting OF the ties Of the bridge il sd
vsnced, till the whole weight Of tne engine aud teB-
der falling heavily, parted the string pieces, aud
pitched headlOng into the anal below, aud is nos
buried with the engineer aud fireman, at least
twenty feet below the surface.
HAMILTON, c. w March Is
= Parties have been busy during the day eItiica-
ting bodies from the wreck up to This evening
Fifty-seven Bodies have been recovered, aud many
have been carried away by their fiends.
cE- The BostoO NcEeIi World states that there
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C o M NJ E r CIAL.

DAILY PATMOr OFFICE
MARCH -. 1851. (
The market in Cotton and Tobacco yesterday quiet
We heard Of no transactions worthy Of mention
BAooS-The market still very active at advanced
We heard Of Of lot of bog round at
$40 20. We quo e, however at1O1la1OH.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE March II.
IRoE-Stonecoal and charcoal We quote at 8 and cts
cent on to the trade Pig iron Is very dull There
sale of $50 tons, hut IL private terms Our
last quotations $50 a s3S q ton mos according to
quality bat believe be bought below figures
Charleston Market.
TUE DAY, March II. P. NJ.
ooTr s-sass to- day Of SEQ II TO Ss cts The
bulk, SO bales Of n. Alabama, at II to II cts.