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SUM Il r. ARRANGEMENT-
lE4slt,sSS Steamer Belfast, Capt Thos H. Newell for
sSsa@5..E Cairo, Hickmsn, Memphis, Helena Napoleon,
Geenvi and all the Beads will leave the following DAYS
throughout the connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for Louis all the Eastern cities and at
Mephs with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Nash
VILE Huntsville Tuscubia Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug. 90 at5P. N.
Leaves New Orleans THl RSDAY. Sept. 3, at . P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans T!IURsDAY Sept i, at5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. !, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. Is, at 5 P. NJ.
The BEF Asst is unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by boat, having large and airy arranged
pressly for the accommodation Of families.
depend this ooat leaving advertised.
be engaged for of the above trips, ap
picaon where plan of her cabin be
JOHN 4. HYDE & CO. 66 Poydras street,
W. Z. REDDISG, Railroad Agent,
under ST. Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend her Memphis Bend Way and
Plantation business as usual. iel2
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Particulars Of Foreign News.
PER STEAMSHIP PERSIA.

The steamship Persia left Liverpool on the 25th
ult, and reached New York on the 5t inst bringing
intelligence four days later. We extract the follow
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0FElCE OF, NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ 1NSTlTuT1ON.-Ohce No. l4 Canal street-Incopora.
ted under Act of the Legislature, Oh 18th March, 1856
The ohce of the Institution will reception
Deposits every morning Sundays exceped to
and on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment OF the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
Incorporation the Public Debts OF the United Staes
State of Louisiana, and Of the City of New Orleans
Loans mortgage of unencumbered umproved
Estate within the limits of the city of New Orleans not exceed
ing 81 per cent of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge OF the Stock the Incorporated
New Orleans not exceeding 60 per of the value.
Al Interest CT Profit derived from the employment of the
'uds Is to be distributed semi annually the Deposors.
or receive any pay emolument Whatever
tertlhcaes OF deposits having a to
specified time f ''
TRU STEES.
Heovge rusns, A. D. Kelly, William Yocel
" ~ Mercer Geo. urquhar K. g. Sumner
g. c. Duncan A. Heue. jeor,r innms
Wihelmus fogart ?. n. Wood, Thos. A. CLARK
Thos. A. AdaGls, L, A. Bradford u u Witns,s
w. MERCER, President.
a. d. KELLY,
WIN. NOGEI, fyice Presidents
X. &. SUMNER, \
d. u. WRITER'S, Treasurer.
n B.-Copies of the Act incorporation and can
ba ohtnined OF the Office. n2S1y
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FOR YAZOO RIVER

Leaves SATURDAY. 18th inst. at O'Clock PM
NSe - FOR YAZOO RIVER-THE FAST
and regular passenger packet Osprey
Bowles, master Conner, clerk, will leave
above positively for vicksburg satara, Yazoo City, Sdon
Greenwood Leoe and all intermediate landings For freight
PASSAGE apply on board, or
aula +. G. RANDOLPH & CO, ~ Union street.
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M sss FsT Railroad The regular Trains
SFX continue to leave the city
daily 10 A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ for the Gulf aud every
morning and evening.
Omnjbsses leave Canal street every l5 minutes jy20
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MO EXCUSE FOR LEAAY ROOFS.-

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA THE COM
~ Exercises for the academic year lS5-lc5
will take place the 18th of July inst, at o'clock r NJ
The parents guardians the Students and friends
of the University respectfully invited to attend without
amy further notice.
Glasses English French Mathematics Comm ercal CacU
ons Peoushp and Book Keeping will continue in op"ra
Lion during the months of August and Sept mber.
A Military wanted for academic lS57aS t
take charge of Military Tactics and to perform the duties Of
discpliuaran Apply the OF Baronue
Common streets,
jS15 In Prof, LOUIS DUFAU.
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,-.~ z.z=,~x-NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
sskn e3YI tTteEsstfa1zalR2nSON AND GREAT NORTHERN

a-For the Lake-Each trip Immediately after steam train
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For all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
to manufacture and sell for other States apply ~ the under
signed his Boiler Mandatory, III Bs"oone street. where
Boilers every description th Shortest notice
I'm DAVID L FOWLER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

brigham Young disclailns aily
Knowledge Of participation in the desI
trnction 81 tile supply trains.
Later Kansas allviccs state that stlie
CONSTITUTION has been adopted by Che
Convention by d vote OF % for and
about a dozen against.
| 3 Th6whole number Of delegates was
|sixty. consequently the constitution
MI. adopted by 4 minority Conyeil'
Etidn. Tile majority md minority ~
norf of the Colnmittc Oh Schedule has
hen merged into one schedule, which
Inrbyides FIJI an elctioA pecembei
slSt. 70 ratify or reject the Gonstitn.
ltior,-.-tlIe voting to be- By ballot and
| the votes cast is be endorsed Conl
stitution with slavery and s. oRsti
tuition withonr slavery. also, an cleo
Ition to BE- held on the first Monday ~
January .iiext, for the election d
| State and 9 Congressional tickets. n
81 He also states no Free State mel
viii vote at the election Dec. list.
Messrs. Bacon, Cooke WI Co d
/ Lawrence, have suspended.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
Missouri Intimidation. :

The Missouri Republican, Of Sum
day, says that the announcement
made By it the day before. to the II.
feet that d bill, known as ReaAs Biz,
providing for the payment of the State
debt, had failed ilfthe House where
Iit originated, ssoccasioned NO slight
sensation among all parties jim the
city,. The Republican retnarks:
Snpposillg. the action of the IIouse
ito foreshadow the final determination
pf the Legislature iii this matter, ii 81
course would be regarded Us disas.
!trous inSthe extreme, coasideFed eli
fther in 10 hearings on the largeinter
ests affected BY j, 81 on the character
lof the State. It would De virtual re.
HPndiation orthetilneIbeing. Itwoul,l
leave it certain that Il debt for which
the Slate Is directly liable, will not bc
raid ,eitherat the moment itfalls Cue,
or within any reasonable timetnereaf.
Ter. .s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
THREE mars rsyaHs
ARRIVAL OF TIIE-rNI.iGARA
HALIsAx! November ie

}s5Tf HALIRAx, November u 8. sEe
The Royal maa steamship Niagara.
Captain Micknans with Liverpool dates
10 the 7th inst. arrived here this after
noon.i Her dates are three days later
than those furnished by the Arid and
City Of WasAayton.
The Nayara brings abont $500, ] 900 in
specie.
Cotton has sufFetedEa considerable de-
cline. Breadstlffs were essentially unA
changed. Provisions closed dull.
The fnancial ne rs furnished is Of p
very important character. u.
The bank Of EAgland has raised ids
/ rate of discount tpnine per cent, Cor sols
quoted Al gsf@88d fiji money.
H There have been heavy failures in Eu.
gland. 81
The Niagara brings Us no later alri.
cps from Iadias
The United States steam frigate Ma
CARA sailed from plymouth for tb. Udited
States on the 5tll inst. m
The adyancesin the rate Of discount
BY the Bank of England caused no dims
mutton iii he demand for money.
The pressure upon he money markets
was extensive, and urgent calls arc made
upon the Government for relief il
Al number Of heavy failures have 90.
Cured III England
The Paris Boufse VAS unsettled, but
there had been no ad .ance In tho rate u
discount. lfs 3ss .itE 4
AT a banquet given at the London
Mansion House % the Duke Of Cam
bridge, MIR. Dallas spoke In reference 10
ItAs Indian muliny, and denounced The
Sepoys as tile enemies Of the. human
race, and merited summary punishment
atthe hands ofall nations. 81.
N Parliament has been further prorogued
To the 18th Of December. ss
"A Paris letter says that 10000, 900
francs Of French BILLS on she United
States, and 80, oOas 900 francs ii English
bills have beenrctarnedE protested. /.
The bullion ini the Bank Of France has
increased. 4ff-
Senator Summers IS q passenger il the
| Niagara. E5fIsI vi
Illinois Central shares are quoted al
logic per cent. discount. The bank
rates were advanced ID ]9 per cent. on
Thursday the 9th inst.
0nthe previous day Gonsols fell to 80,
causing an increased anxiety and press
ure.
Notwithstanding the heavy CONNER
cial payments due on the 4th, they were
well met. ,i
During the day i was announced thai
the discount rates Of Hamburg had been
raised TO 8 per cent
On Thursday the fnnsl fluetuated hall
iper cent, and It was reparted that specie
was5on the way 70 America from all
IIparts Of the continent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
4. From the Warrenion Flag.
DistrHstire Fire at EnIpspsf G. Il,
Too Priatiag Offices Barnt
fs.rLpEpEk IA H.. NoY. I2th. 1857

II CuLpEPEK C. H., Nov. i eth, 1851.
One of the most dreadful calamities
TINT has befallen our town fofnany years,
this morning. hbout5 O'clock,
flames were diseoseredS issuing from the
basement OF YerandaIBuilding under the
Drug Store of. r. Gorrell. The flames
rapidly spread and despite all effort TO
textinyuishf them, soonsreducsd the entire
building toa mass Of smouhering ruins.
Bowen loses everything in his shop,
books, accounts and all. The ofHiceI Of
the C0lpeper O5serssr iii the block. was
destroyed, alii.IA. j. Stofer loses every
thing connected with his paper, press;
books, accounts, and fixtures. j. d.
qorrell loses Dill entire stock Of goods,
books and papers Thomas Wood loses
al that was mills srailors's shop. Wms
Taylor loses liisstockRof boots and shoes.
Ithink lie saved his books, and SO did r.
P. Nelson, with their books and papers.
Murphy estimates his loss atarom $3yto
5000. Nelsonfsfoss; Independents Of So
600 insurance, lie says will reach $40 81
p Ig000. The Free Masons loss all their
furniture and aregalia. .. n STROLLER
LOSES his Law Library. HIM Garland
lbsas tile. press and fxtnressof the Blas
Ridge RepuJl icd,i he saved His books. ~
Stringfellow & Wood lose what was III
their drinking saloons. There are vasi-
Gus conjcctures Is 70 thcforigih ofsthe
fire. ! think the most probable one il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
] sThe NrrlCpnarrss.

Tie elections for members efti4
House of REPRESENTATIVES arc now toy+
eli, anlthe result il the choice Of 12s
Democrats, % Black Republicans
and I'LL Americans. Ast,le House
consists of 23l members, lis constil
ttte Il majority The Democrats
have aIclear nnaiofity nf % oyer botll
the other l,arties. which viii lie in
creased to twents-fise at aii early pc,
Rod of the session blythe allaissiin
Of three Democratic members from
the new State ofMinnesota.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
News ittm,..

YErIew FkvER. THIS disease is
said tot have disappeared ffom. Jack
sonviileS Fla. Among tho latest vicy
Tins Iis:the Rsy. w w Bonrs, toi
the NJ. sIE church. who was constant
in his visits to the sick.
BLoonY AFFRAY, Ali affray occnr-
red III Huntsville. Texas, oil the 26th
nit, il which VIM, Leach who had
attempted 10 procure d divorce from
his wife. wis attacked by lis two step
sons. One Of tIls SONS was killed,
and heFother MORALLY wounded.
WIscoNos1N ELECTION Returns
from Wisconsin say that Gross, the
Democrat, has been elected Cover,
nor. aE ss tsF
The Comptroller Of Tennessee hes
made a4call upon the free banks for
an additional deposit often per cent.
in bonds. as lsecurity to thenote-hold-
ers. III #tlliB call Is complied with,
there viii then BE- deposited with tile
comptroller twenty per cent Of bonds
In excess oyer the amount of notes
issued.
REsuMISG Many oftlie millsa and
factories in New England are now Re.
snming work among them, the
Union Manufacturing Company 81
Newark, Gt; the. Chicopee (Mass, ]
Mills, the Rolling ind Nail Mills, and
the MassasoilF lonr. Aillsat Fall Riv-
81. The American Print works At
fall River. 1T HIS beIierel, win also
soon ceihipelice running.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
rirtnil ranrt.

Hesfer lime Bnrgess ~. n. A. WoOd,
This WINS an action ii tie Circuit Court
of this County, for Jreeeh IF promise,
tie trihf Of which terminated Yesterday
efenins Itwas rather novel case. a
number Of Interesting lore leiters from the
Defendant ID tho Plaintiff, aboundipg in
n.it;rs and lonely ontbursts Of eloqueDoe.
were read tothe Jury. during tbeprogress
Of the trial. 10 the infinite satisfaction
and arnusement of The boys about town,
who had congregated IN the Court louise.
The case WAS argued. and tie nature and
power Of woman's love, and the art q
courtship. were fully and tseliagly dis
Icussed bv at, comas e 4Tepman. for the
lPlainti8. and 4 u Smih and i. ".
Brosea. for Defendant. Itappearcd from
the testimony, thst the Plaintiff was beau
tiful md fascinating, and had received
che addresses Of numerous gentlemen,
and had been engaged to other persons
than the Defendant; and The Jury, not
desiring encourage theeyilof Irritation
On the part Of young adies, rendered q
verdict for one eeat danaages Is motion
hss been made BY the the Plaintiffs coun-
sel for new trial, which has net yetbeen
decided, I'll
Henry Snyder rs. Martin Hammock -
This was an action for slsnderous words
spoken Of and concerning the Plaintiff
BY the Defendant The cause was sub
mitted without argument, and the Jury
4 verdict for Defendant, Coln-
sci for Plaintif, 4. B, and us, .Spaaa5
for Defendant, u II Bropal and J. E1f
Laialey. Sic
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
Foreign News.
faRRIEAL OFl7II elTT oR WIsEIseTaS.

ttI
NV YoRx. Noy. i6. The steamship
civ "a Washington arrived this morning.
,r;sv;.,g al vices 10 tie 1Ath inst. -
TRe attempted launclfof the steam
ship Greal Eastern Commenced At noon
on the 81 inst.g and had moved several
feet wlen a1 accident occurred 70 the
machinery N kich put stop 70 further
The Encouragement caused SERVES
injury 10 several N the woskaan, one'oi
whom died. s# k
The London Times says tllat opera
ton cannos b fssun1ed until December,
In the meanwhile the vessel il in danger
OF settling. II
The City Of Washington brings up
Wards az Ell, GEO. ea
The London money markets was unfaI
syorably effected BY the 8iagara : adsicesii
Consols Oil Saturday reached 9o3, kart
Afterwards rccedSd
Money WAS active, but the banks con-
tinued % lose gold. giving rise 70 apPrcei
tensions that the bank rate OF discount
would Be advanced 10 per cent. H
SwEDEs. Tie Swedish Diet has re'
Ijected the religions Liberty bill after sey.
en- day . energetic debate.
AusrRIA.--A tax upon newspapers
both local and foreign, has been imposed
/ In Austria.
FRANCE. Gen. Gsyaignac' 8 funeral
was q most imposing spectacle. Fifteen
thousand people followed the hearse, ald
there were large detachments Of troop;
| III thelprocession ;also, many Republican
leaders. 1t passed pE quietly. There
Was no address delivered 1t the tomb.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

TFpHo1D FEVER An rHE y SIvERsIrr OF
YIRGrxrK.The Charlottesville Jsferso-
MIN says that there have been several
cases oftyphoid fever atlthe University
Hof Virginia. and Chas. Nv. Strayer. 81
Rockingham. and Messrs. Clarke, of Rich
lnond, Nelson, Of Hanover. and Page, d
Albemarle- al students-have died off
the three last named At their homes,
where they went after being taken sick.
The Je6ersoniaSdoes not see any reason
for fearing an epidemic
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
Waskiastan news.
WAslIINGroN. Nov,

1#9Tsg l1 n ~ AoIlINIIUKff ANKIlF 80 2 n
II is believed that Costa RIGA will
retire from tie possession ofthe San
Juan River as soon as SHE is infefnt
ca of the negotiations ofstfe recent
treaty between HE Uaited States aud
Nicaragua.
Tie action of the Constitutional
Coayention of Kansas meets with HE
approval ofthe Administration, ia Il
lis calculated to qhiet. the existing
troubles. 6
sir William Gore Oysley arrived
here to-nghts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

I + l. K
Desfruct;oa Of Government Wagons B,
Mo7Daons Confirmed Litter from Ransus
Sr. LouIs, Nov. 16.-The Santa II
mail arrived at Independence on the
Sth inst.
business was duh and money
scarce. The mail party encountered
q snow storm this side of Fort Union
lrslss and wateriwere abundant onthe
Eplaiiis.
The Cheyenne Indians were around
Booth and Allison's post, on Walnut
Creek, very much alarmed, and anx.
iousIto make peace.
Intelligence from Fort Kearneycon,
firms tile report of tie destruction u
Government trains by the Mormons.
Mr.. Lander, chief engineer ef Ma.
graw's Wagon Road Survey, arrived
here On Saturday, Cd route for WASH
iDgton. The expedition had gone in.
10 winter quarters on Wind River,
near the South Pass. Mr.. Lander
corroborates the previous reports rel.
alive 10 tlle destruction ofthe Govern.
ment trains By the Morlnoils.
In consequence of new Discoveries
eng explorations By Lander party,
tiie military force has abandoned the
ply route, and was approaching Salt
Lake Valley by the open plains Of the
WESTERN descent Of the Boar and Ma
Iadc rivers.
Cow Cumming and GU. Cook had
been met two days march cast Of
Fort Laramie.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
IASornERScAMP m I4iNBo.4Apcr

ASoTIERSeA N LNBo pert
lIopkingyoung gentleman. Who four
ishes th4 Distinguished naine, Thomas
summer. was arrested Inst ligllt BY
Lietlt. Small, ard lodged inatle liam
8mond-stfect Statinn House. He is
from Gallipolis, and It Isl said that
sometime ago he robbed lis unelesef
$500, and had d grand frolic whit
In New York and down South! Lat
tcrly He figured at The Madison House
in this city, but i few DAYS ag6 left
there without paying his Ball Dircc.
lions for his apprehension arrived
from Gallipolis. when he was picked
UP as stated lie appears TO lsavebesH
under police surveillance dariug Ills
seiouFn here. His carpet sack, con-
tanning afew shirts and d srlspscipus
looking tscold'' ciisel, was Found at
MadisoniIHouse.
We saPpose tlisgis tie same scamp
who committed ! robbery ii Winfield
Putnam. Co, some months since
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
Oar lIinIsisr 70 Efanta.

Il Wsfnd tile following dispatch III
the Washington correspondence 81
several Nortliern papers of Tucstiay
Mi. Mason has sent to the Presi.
deutkiis resignation as Minister Il
France, ITO take effect from tie first b
january next; but be- will be request
ed toNfemaiii in service until the arri,
val ofIAlr, Slidell, bis SUCCESSOR, whp
will b. oht early il tle bring.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
Wisconsin Election.

/ DErRorr, November is.
Tile Superior Wisconsin, Chronii.
4cle ef the 10th inst. which was Ne.
ceiyel here this evaiiing, says thai
Douglas County gives Cross lDem. J
for Governor, III minority, which,
It is believed, ilisures his election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

NEW York ELECTION The returns
thus far received show clear democratic
majority 90 the State ticket of rs, $50, and
aclear democratic gain over the presiden-
tial vote = year since of nearly $4,000
The republicans have Is members Of the
Senate to IA democrats, Americans and
i independent and 5B Assemblymen Is
Idemocrats and 3 Americans.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
lIirgInia Caanel Coal

This superior coal first appearedin HE
cincinnati market some SIN Or screen years
ago Il was then sent to.our city By Coll
onel William Ne. Peyton, from whom it
derived the name 81 Peytona Ganaelf Coal
About three years since, Colonel Peyton
IIsold theproperty 10 a company ofgentle-
men. ii theeity Of Philadelphia the
company have. BY the raid Of appropria-
ltions from the7;Siats Of Virginia, made
Coal River (upolf NhicLthe property is
located one ofthe best nayigable streams
| in the western section pf that State
We had an arrival III our wharf a few
days, sinceFof several boat loads of this
Esplendid coal, and would call Che attention
lof our citizcns to it. sts.. I#3 ..ls
The above VIC clip from the Cincinnati
Daily Enaqairsr and learn from John p.
Yanhorn Esq, superintendent ofthe wes-
tern Mining and Manufacturing Company,
that tAe coal was tested by Msssrs, Boyle
4 Co.., ID Their extensive Steana. Alcohol
Mandatory and that generating steam,
seventy 1--WE bushels f the Postona Can.
mel Coal proved to be equal to one hum
bred and twenty-five bushels Of the best
Yougheogheny coal thatit burned With
out binders and left The grate bars free a.
from burning wood. The coal was also
used inlthe PafAors q the |sPeucsr House,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
csraharn's Illustrated Afagazine|

Ediied byeHARLEs @. LELAND. Esq, s
fssfhis periods al isIlike . seusb'e. klsnuy ana.
sound hearted freud, whose arpegranee q
ones Threshold aiways gladlens the mind WIZ
stlIe promise on pie asant and pn'ftaas 1gpI.
The sanleras tfactlye features Which fass
characterized tGrahasis daring S5I, ahY
which have tended sd materially to lncrgafs
its popularity and circtiafions will be- eQ.i-
stinned during the year ! 85S.
The Fashissti aud Home Defeftefnll' :,
The latestond hest Engrskings. with MI ~
and plain descriptions given eeth ssaoHth = e
the me4L serviepsbe and a tFatsife g sss lss
fur id; as and Children. SlATh Gvl0h sI "
PLA rESl Five ia every NsmRet:--hs klas
I'M sll, dtitingtiie year. Sixty GcltIsd e sh'e4
and othtr plates iogr tller With large 3s.a
Der of handsome patterns tof AL Alsus =
cretchef and need le ,AaIk K.
/. BEAUTIFUL h ENGRAVlNGSs Y hle l ~ y.
really works Of aTt, eIgIpseh expressly Y.
sGEahan' froin'the Iiiastpopplaf sutIeeas ".
faIsuperior to any pictures puellsheu y q z
other Monthly. will epbellish eFeis NUNS
Df the New Volume. s.. ~.
An ORIGINAL STORY, emitted ,Lae
Kings Love- BY Joseph J. Reel, one o. o., pg y
mos popular autloFss NH be eonms neeH 81 y
the January No. 1858 also an otlE9psl l, 49,
BY George II. Bokes, Esq, and gtest LO',s-
tic Story. " Mrs. B. C. Hlrsl. ST
THE EASY!TALK ,s--A depaf mem, My = &
has been rendered 20 popular ~ the h els.9
CHARLEs g. LEiAsp, Esq, VIII pc a m H.
feature during the New Year, apd cogs, VI
to merit as heretofore, the high oa oss
PFIEPPEsS and the PEOPf ii y geth. s ny. ..1
our usual Historical skttthes, TaHes q 10Y.
NJ 4 s.lias a. Hgrokaf T'rauSlalionS, F0llf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
/ Further from the Filiibustsrs.

MoBILE, Nov. 2. Walker arrived d
tie lower harbor to-day with 500 men
and was joined here BY so more. I'LL,
party was taken off the boat from New
Orleans. by 4 small steamer outside
They all embarked on board the FasAioa
which awaited them. 5Isa
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Explosion ofStsaTnbOat Boiler Six per.
/. sons ScaIded.

LorIsviLLE, Ney. 10 Tie Monon-
gahela Belle bnrst her starboard boil
Ter on Saturday afternoon, near tile
chalk hanks, scalaing Mr.. Nelson.
the first engineer, the cook cabin boy
and two firemen.
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