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NATIONALITY NEW ORLEANS,
October 81 1857. !
OPENING Greatmen, now Dauphine street.
~ Public notice hereby given, conformity with Resolu
of the Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans have
the Ursunes Convent with petition
Of real property said for same petition
been pablishea in the journal conformity with Section
No. l2l Of the City Charter.
o22 3Ot CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN May r.
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ESE TM EHs5z5z!zz T16hah F5nTE - fhE

$ftKAR.xz-1sY,sy- TRANSFORMATIONS AND
OHIO RAILROAD-Which forms grand central link in
chain communication the Mississippi and the At
WHEELISG, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
AT which places it unites with RAILROADS aud STEAM
RonTa by whea T II TIckErs re- wAsHfNGT6N
be procured to which point yell as to BALTIMORE
the shortest direct and the most rea
route. only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach cities of Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York. the of ticket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four of the principal cities In the Union for
less cos than can be afforded by any other route.
To passengers from New Orleans Vicksburg Natchez
Memphis and the South west generally travelling By the boats
upon the Mississippi river, CHOICE OF ROUTES to the
fered.
FlRsr-They may the CAIRO, lat the mouth
SANDOyAL ClS miles PANA, Q72 miles, and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Tere Haute and Alton Railroad turn
wardy by this route the traveller passes through Terre
Hautc, Indianapolis Dayton and Xena to Columbus Ohio
SECoSDThe South river traveller upon
the u s. Mail boats The Ohio to Louisville or and
then CARS FOR THE EAS', via the Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly to BEL
miles below Wheeling, where he takes the
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad ,,.,,,,,
E Travellers requested notice that while this Is the
aoding Through Tickets to all the Eastern cities
the charged by other routes to New York only it
points in the East distance from Columbus Baltimore is
$40 miles, being about 100 miles shorter to New York than
other here are less changes OF cars by this
ronte consequently less detention than by other.
4y- BY Express Train of this the time from CAIRO
to BALTIMOREo or WASHINGTON is but FoRTYTHREE
r,s.Re particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ssyThrough Tickets allowing the holders 10 stop any
pu, chased of w Il. REDDlNG, office Illinois
Central Railroad under the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans
j. KENNEDY METTEE,
Agent B. Il @. K. r., New Orleans.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Agent,
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gotaI snteIIiqtute.

FREE DIsPENsARy OF THE New ORLEANS SCHOOL
MEDcNE-The following is correct report for the past
week Of the institution situated Common street. oppo-
site the Charity Hospital
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ELECTION NoTICE--oFFICIAL
NOTICE or ELECTIoN

y NOTICE OF ELECTION.
s ~ s sssssn q h Sss s,a, J Iss
he qualified ,' ne Parish
day q NossnSer for the following ofcers sa ss'0nu
oas % @ ps hs y
known MunIsips!y No and Mapieipality No and
ton parish Of Orleans the right bank The Mis-.
ssipp river and the parishes Of St. Bernard and Plaque
One Representative Second Congressional District
sSpResa XII the
L and the 81 Sss0n ST. oha5s
Mary s. Martin
portion q he parishes Of Orleans the Of the
sP river he city Nsw 81 the State as
0Ts :, r, hank, shall, elect ore
Representative District in the parish of Orleans aud
Representative District in the parish Of Orleans
anS
and city New Orleans shall ihree RepresentAves
and 1ss
and a sy IN pse
The Sixth District in the parish Of Orleans
AHf
s pa o
and city of New Orleans shall elect two Repressnsstnvss
city New Orleans shall elect one kepressntatiye
I ey ys sss ass
State Auditor Of Public Accounts
Peace and for the parish Of Orleans, by the duly qualified
thereof in the following One by the First and
Second Representative Districts; by the Third Representa-
tive District; by the Fourth Representative District
by the Fifth and Sixth Representative Districs by the
Seventh Eighth and Ninth Representative Districts one by
that of parish Of Orleans on the bank Of the river
where is further provided by law that the
time there shall be elected Constable for each Justices
Court in the parish Of Orleans who shall hold his office for the
of years who shall be elected by the qualified
residing within the sectional limits within which each Justice
is required to hold his court.
qualified of each District shall Tax Col
each and for each District and the qualified voters
that Of the parish of Orleans the ri. hi bank of the Mississippi
shall elect one Tax Collector, who entitled hold the
office for the term of years. and until their
| qualified.
Four Assessors in and for said city and for that portion
the parish of Orleans the right bank of the Mississippi
there shall be elected one Assessor.
The polls will opened in each election precinct from TIT
hours of eight O'Clock A. NJ. till four P. NJ the befo
mentioned the I'd November 1885, for the purpose
receiving the of the qualified If the parish Or
leans under the superinendence Of the Commissioners
Clerks be appointed by the authorities designated by law til
election be conducted and duplicate made the
| dersigned returning officer, according to law.
JOHN NJ BELL Sheriff.
sheris office, parish of Orleans, Oct. 81 1857. o
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OKLEANs, JACK
~ IsoN AND GREAT NORTHERN

PASSENGER Train leaves New Orleans daily At o'clock
A. arrives at Brookhaven Miss hundred and twenty
eight miles from New Orleans 25 o'clock p Returning
leaves Brookbaven every day Mt $40 o'clock, A. M and
reaches New Orleans at 3:l8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
cents per mile each Children under Ave
age and colored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the ONCE Of
Company Caope and Magnolia family tickets
whoss or halves in Of reduced price
written expressly authorizing them to do naming
the stations to and from which they AS the will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good
provided with two
A FREIGHT TRAINleaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
intermediate stations at 40 A. NJ every Tuesday,
and Saturday. leaves Brookhaven for
termediate stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular stations
receive and deliver freight but any other days.
No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after o'clock p. NJ.
T. S. WILLIAMS Snp't Transportation.
~ line of four horse mail from rookhayen
Jackson andom Jackson Bookhaven every
ing with the trains.
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EPAvE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-n

JNPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-H a
Il conduit depot DIES epayes du Premier district
Dryades les uie ct Grod CONNIE epnres-
Tn POM denviron Il mains de hau etampee
la cuisse droe ct corde
Une Chevre blanc la poirne ct les achores oires
Une Chevre jaime pale,
Une Chevre blanche jaime pale.
Une Cheyre jaime fonce, noire e dos ct sans
I'm Bouc jaime pale ct blanc,
81 les dts animaux reclames dams dix les
lis Penchere pubque dit depot
MARDI 8 novembre 1857, a 10 benres A. NJ.
p. "A. GUYOL, Conmissaire des
Nouyee- Orleans, % oetObre, 1851 oc23 % M
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Special Notice to the Eiectorsof the City of

All voters whose begin with initial ranging
from X, both inclusive will their at Poll No
One of their respective Precincts and all the
names begin with any initial letter ranging from to- both
inclusive will their at Poll No. Two Of respective
Precincts. with the exception of the voters of the
SEVENTH PRECNCr-A of this Precinct whose sur.
begin with any initial letter ranging from both
inclusive will cast their vote at Poll No. One All
whose begin with initial letter ranging from
N both inclusive will their votes at Poll No. Two all
whose begin with initial letter ranging from
to both inclusive will cast their Poll No. Three
By order Of the Central Board Of Commissioners.
o23 to j. Ad. ROZIER, Secretary
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STREET COM,R-OFFICIAL.

E,IRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the First District Pound on Dryades between Julia
and Grod streets, rs esrays-
One black, white and brown he Goat.
One white she Goat ...
One brown she Goat black belly legs and stripe the back
with collar swallow fork in right and unebt in the left
Which claimed within days the
paid will be sold at public auction said pound MON
DAY. November 2, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
p. A. GUYOI Street Commissioner.
Registered October 20, 1857
T. ]. HITSELBERGER,
New Orleans, October 20, 1857. OIL rs 81
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~rwu.u,1u.uu-1 PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL
Sans h@ss ROAD : FALL ARRANGEMENTS
of the Cars-From and afte
Thursday, Sept s. 1851 the steam train will follows

Sundays the train will leave the city every hour from
O'Clock A. NJ, until 10 O'Clock p. N.
Car will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock, and the Lake night hour after the
Extra special trips when required by notifying
the conductor. ~
Station House erected GENTLY Ridge which
is also made Flag Station where the will stop
when reqg5sa from San to ~ except down trips, IT.
Tickets down be purchased at
the ticket office and the conductor notified
The daily Car and from Geny Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake al 6s O'Clock A. NJ
will leave follows
Tho City The GENTLY Ridge
At......... O'Clock A. NJ o'clock A. NJ.
A A. p.v A........,. IL Pm,
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a RgMAaKABLE DEATH. "A New York paper in
FORMS us that young man named Curtis, Of Ithaca,
81 that State recently died Of scrofuous complaint
which bad converted one Of his legs into perfect
mass Of corruption Just before his death there shot
out from the diseased limb two stems. on which nexi
appeared two buds and these on being exposed 10 thu
light burst into two perfect flowers. The medica
faculty Of the village are preparing a statement 0
the fact for publication.
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s-ss. = ,---=,.-=- GREAT c EN-
ssasll - ~ ss@.sssssiiORTEsT cHEAP
TO
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains ETC.
splandd steamer leaves Orleans daily At
o'clock P n. from Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway communication with all the Northern aud Eastern
cities
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. M.
Evening Express at 9 P, M.
Connecting at SAND0vAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road Louis PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati; DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield jacksonville and Naples;
LAsALE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Dav
export and Peora MENDOZA with Chicago and Burng
ton Railroad for Galeshug Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
One Minnesota PAcKe Compauys steamers leave Dun
leb for ST. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo.
Going East there change of between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo New York. Through Chi
cago IS hours Niagara Falls IS hours; New York As hours
Baggage checked through.
H-F0r through tickets, information apply at the Ii
Central Railroad Ticket Office the ST. Charles Ho
tel ST. Charles street, New Orleans
az ly W. F. REDDING, Agent
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Avis special tolIs les Electeurs dc la VILE
de la NOuveIle-Orlcaus,

IS.
les vOtunS initiale
comprises entire les lettres X dex ncusiveme
deposeron eurs Poll No Tn de Preci respec
tits; ct les don't les
tale comprises les lettres l. T.
deposeon Poll leurs Precincts
respectits, d Perception des yotans du--
SEPTfEME PRECINCI-To"s les Precinct
commencrnt tone initiate comprise
Ct G. toutes denx ncusivemcnr deposeron leus
Poll No I'm tous les les
oue inae npri eht les etres ct N, in
clnsvement deposeront eur Poll No Deux
les voins, dom les pnr niae,
prise les let ncusivenen depose
iont leut Poll No Iros Is
Par ordrc du Bureau Central DIES Commissaires.
o33 j AID ROZJr r S4crataire.
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" etc conduit depot DIES Epsves du Premier District
Dryades entire les rues Julie ct God CONNIE epaves-rr
I'm Bouc noir, blaze brun.
Une Chevre blanche.
Une Chevre bruno, le venre lief ambe ac nos
lie dos collier foeie doite fourchue ct Ia gauche
echancree.
81 les dts animaux pas recames dams dix jours
les trails payes ills vends enchere pubique dit
depot, LUNDI novembre 1857, a 10 heures A. NJ.
p. A. GUYOI Commissaire DIES ftles.
Nouvelle- Orleans lie 20 octobre 1851 OIL Is 81
LuRST DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
the First district Pound Dryades street, between
liza and GirOd streets, estrays-
One horse Pony about Il hands high branded
right thigh, with rope the neck.
One she Goat, white body and black breast and jaws.
One pale yellow she Goat.
One white and pale yellow she Goat.
One dark yellow she Goat black stripe the back and
horns
One pale yellow and white he Goat, no horns
Which If claimed within days and the there
paid will be sold public auction at said pound, TUES
DAY. November Sd, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
p. A. G fOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered October y, 1857 "
r. j. HITSELBERGER.
= Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans. October 22d 1857. o23 IS
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ELECTION NoTICE--oFFICIAL

Morales Commissioners Outlet Leonidas NJ Mararo,
TwEsTiETH PREcINcT-Pon No. One--At the Washington
Market Louisa Commissioners John Anderson r. g.
AguilnId, G. r. Fngot.
POI No 7iso-Girls School House Msrsaq street Commits
soners: Alfred Bourges, u. 4. Farrar, j. b. Funnel
TWENTY FIRST PRECINCTI'ou No. One-At the corner of
Commissioners jacques Charlton
net, j. B. Massicot, q. Vnet. -. S3a
Poi No Tieo-At the California SawM. Commissioners
PHILIPPE Lanneasx, Nicholas sinnott, Adolphe Cure.
Fourth District. ia
TWENTY SECOND PREcINcr-Pon No 0ne-At the Hook and
between Rousseau and
Fulton Streets Commissioners John f. Coffee David Adams
Robert Layton.
street. between First Philip Commissioners A. f.
Wade A. j. Quirk, 7. S. Whitaker.
TwENTYTHIRD PRECISCT-PoU No. One. AT the Engine
House Of Fire Company No. 90 Washington Avenue, be-
tween Camp and Magazine. Commissioners; John Burnett,
John Holmes, John Armstrong.
Poll No. Tco-At the Girls, High SCHOOL, Second
street. between Magazine Constance. Commissioners r.
W. Robert George Purvis, James Joes.
Algiers.
That part the Parish Of Orleans the right bank the Mis-
slssippi river.
ALGlERs-A the Court House. Commissoners-Jas Alex
man, W. A. HYDE Chas. Z. Forter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED FAYE
~ this day formed partnership under the style OF H. W.
CONNER SON. for transaction of General Exchange
and Banking Business in this CITY, Office No 30 Camp street
H. W. CONNER,
II. W. CONNER, Jr.
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THO SUGAR PLANpEHS-I HAVE Just Re-
i ceived o superior article OF BONE BLACK for sale.
W. E. THOMPSON,
sells # No. ~ Camp street.
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CHARLES BETHUNE WILSON J. HAMIl.-
~ TON WILSON and THOMAS l.. AllEfT have this day
been partners The business be
Quoted New Orleans under the style of JAMES Rob-
Co. MS heretofore; in New York under that of ROBB, ALI
LETT Il co and in Liverpool of X. WILSON, HALIETT 4
co the firm composed of the late Il Wilson,
ESQ.,, and Of W. R. Hallett, Esq. JAMES ROBB Il co. .
New Orleans, January l. 1851. jail
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THE COMPREHENSIVE OF RoBB H0GE 4
L WILSON, OF liverpool this day dissolved by mutual
Each par authorized to the of the firm
in the Humiliation of is affairs. :
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NOTICE,-THE PARTNERSHIP OF WILLIAM HOG T.
IN CO. of York is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Either authorized to the name of the firm
in the liquidation of its affairs. Wll.alAM HoGE,
December 81 1856. JAMES RobB
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LATE DiyALcArloSs.-The melancholy story Of
Dupuy, tho clerk d Phelps, Dodge Il Co, who
has been for some time In the habit of embez-
cling his employers goods and selling them 10
retail doalcrs, and who was arrested and commit
ted for trial last week, IL another Illustration Of
tho fatal consequences Of the expensive habits Of
living which are becoming all but universal in
this city. Particulars Of the style In which Du-
puy lived have not been Published; but we learn
that, like Huntington and the other emboxlcrs
and kpayes he lived laylshly, enjoyed the good
things Of DE lie, and 10 doubt spcculatcd In
stocks
So far as the facts show, II seems that one-hali
or th1eeourths Of the defalcations which occur In
or day are due 10 stock speculation The fasci-
nation Of large gains of money made with very
slight cxertion Is too much for the hones.y Of q
large proportion Of those who are placed 10 Of
6ces u trust And everybody knows that stock
speculations must end in ruin.
We think that law which pronounced the
stock broker Of dcfaulter an accomplice in his
crime would be only just and would he Of scr.
vice 10 the community
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

A SNORT LKcTrRE FROM A GsEESBonS.---we
have received from al individual claiming to be
one William d. Philips, Of the General Land
Office at Washington, a short but pretty sharp
rcprimand In reference TO our recent obscrva-
tons upon thc late Springfield (llnois) speech Of
Mr. Senator Douglas as a bid for the Presidency
Mr. Phillips thinks that Me patriotism of Mr..
Douglas is entirely 200 exalted to justify for q
moment the idea that he could descend to make
bid fcs the White HoNsc But Mr.. Philips
must be joking, or he has an axe 20 grind, or, Il
really sincere, be must be excessively green As
suming that he Is honest that he truly believes
Mr. Douglas 10 posses "the win Of jackson, the
eloquence Of o Clay, and the wisdom Of a Wash
ington''- we must cay that this Mr. Philips in
asking us to print such stuff with his name to it.,
is Shaking great fool Of himself We advise
him 10 stick 10 his official duties in the General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

WESTERN LAND observation-disclosures wesssrr
land speculation in reality IA simply talE One man
buys land At ~ ~ per acre. and IN the OF ye o.
two sells ~ 20 or g. and avcsts sEain "furior We~
The second purchaser makes ca upcp Tho
hnds and sells for - per IN the ntirne coma
othor "spccuaior" has bulk r by and LAYS ca
village and the third purchaser sells the nrf of hand a
which we have been speaking 81 cl0 ar pcr acre In
year or tSo "ralroed coros aoss" which built w
foorth buyer soils for SIS per acre. "a nnrcha,er vo
wishes TO put ON improvements occupy hm,cf, 10
whom the same properly win DO worth SO nor aero In
Tow years Here are four ren who have doubled and
reolec their mory wshy soar or two from The day cSs
Investment and DIS We sinpc history Of land speculA
when ,Ss M s,sn VS. Mind you, We say fertile, m
poses can resIe hs twelve per cent nierc with tho
cnhnoee D.voT OF is again doubling Itself 10 vslue,
wno.o, S Va ask, the chance for "crss--s "crsshs
,nc uee secret u this croaklrg al the last 10 The c
,nss iM usands and thsHands leaving The out
amos Of the older States, and seeking The west where mo-
en fero lands 10 bought chosp, ba, where iofuses
ave been made by thousands on thousan "a ny 81
small means, and whore the luck Ess thousands
hyueands who hand IN season, sud wbc~e
farming will pay all things considered two baUirod pcg
better than In u ue Eastern stes The Eass-
ern journals this AID bcnOc theirfcaCoow stories
the dangers &C the land laTcstneos o. 1e West-ksdt.
spa lWE.l Jct.ixI
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I1Arf nv surrocluoS two o'lock ye-scrdsv
morning German, named Casper AldonSursh, feH Inn
the PRIV Of No. lec West Twenty seventh street. and ~
suiccatcd before no could be rescued mo deceased
appeared engaged In clearing oct the premises No
another man. when he accidentally fcu Into the SINK snA
met with shocking dcaih Coroner Gamble held In
Guest upon thu body Of the dcocaed VERDICT sccaccA
dcain
FATAt FAti rsos Hocsvror.--Coroncr Gamble heA -
Inquest yesterday 81 No 81 Baxe, street. UPON the bsdy
ofa named william Faicy, VINO died from the cSsess
OF injuries aeI ienay received By lng from the roof
OF tho above house while be IN OF IntorIca
Verdict, accidental death Tho decreased native =
Ireland.
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THE LATEST NE VS..
Terrible Disaster ON the River
st. Lawrence.
BURNING OF TnR STEAMER MONTREAL.
|-..,r--,~D-o~|~-ey<s
Loss OF Between Taree and -Four Hun
dred Lives.
THE POLICE QUEs rION.
Terrible Disaster upon the ~. LsyvTsace-
Ghe steamer rUatresI Burnt, and about
800 Lives Loaf.

Terrible Disaster upon the -. Lsyvr-oce-
Ehe steamer TuatresI Burnt, and about
800 Lives Loaf.
QvzErc, JEac e, 1867.
The steamer Montesi, one OF the regular steamers
running between Quehec ard Mor'-ea lot this port at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. having on hOrd between
four and nve hundred passenger, CT whom a majority
Scotch and oiho, grant, recently arrived from
Europe
kotag gHusual occurred AFTER leaving tho wharf until
the Monirls had reached point (Cape Rose) about IL
10 miles above This city, whtn tie wood work near the
furnaces discovered TO bo en- fre. most at the
very moment that tho srnoke va drt covered .he
tame broke forth, causing tho uinui Consideration
suolEt the crowded passengers.
Thc Orc hrst discovered at ahol, O'Clock when
the s,-amer nearly abreast Of Olpc Rorge
Egcsy effort made to to nnncs an fcr this
prrpre the engines stopped so Is To lcssen the
dra Ia, ending imp ,.sblo 10 the steamer Captain
Rudolph ordered her be towards tue shore and at
the time the officers crew esortod themselves b,
20, cut Tho fe boats. The lanes spread with the mos,
Astonishing rapiy, and IA fsw seocsds aer the steam
or hcgan N forward tho widest c0aruslon and
do prevailed throughout rse ,so add numbers q the
Passengers threw themselves osetboayd, and we're IN
moe, caseS drowned
Fortunately the steamer Napoiccn also bound FOR Non
reai but few Mills advance OF The b. ming boat
AMI as the Gre was discovered D., back with all
possible expedition and succeeded Ia rsscing from the
burning wreck handred and iv pasrepgcrs
Capt Rudolph and the parser o. no Montreal were
amore,i tho number OF ho,e who threw themselves into
Tho river, and hoy being excelen; swimmers succeeded
In reaching tho steamer Alliance and were saved II Ia
quite possible that Others may have succeeded n savius
themselves By swimming, but ~ the steamer became
manageable when considerable distance from the land
thore no doubt but thai those who throw em
solves from the burning boa, tOnd waiery grave SIX
teen Of hose saved died within short time aner they
reached be deck Of tho Napoleon and from present nor
nation - beloved tina, the o,a loss Of c by this terri
bic dkasso viii no, fall short q from nSeo 70 oax hun
dred
TIC steamer Alliance arrived hoes us aNerDoce With
forty ave dos bodies, and sro,hcr toai know 10 cave
recovered SIXTY bodies but have no, been able TO
learn Tho or any OF those lwt exrcpf Mr. Philips
OF tho extensive numbering nrm Of Norcroe Ifps OF
Three Rivers
he Montreal had on board hundred and dNy-ctzht
Immigrants recently arrived here from Gisssov, together
with several German families and rsnVmen and ssvcssl
American passengers