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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
FRANCE.

The Paris Pays denies the reported occupation Oh
the island of FoImoss BY the United Ststss.
The Council General Of the Department oil Heraat
bad unanimously adopted resolutions in favor o. re-
vi,ion Of the Tariff, with view Of carrying out iee
trade prnciples
The Emperor Napoleon had abruptly left the camp
ct Cha' after remaining there only two days, ana
having secret Interview with the Car, preparatory
TO the formal meeting at Darmstadt.
The Paris correspondent Of The TIMES denies tnat
the French COrsican feet has gone to Iuns LOT me
purpose Of exacting satisfaction for the recen. oat
RACES there, but viii, on the contrary, support the
Tunisian Government against the religious fanaicism
which prevails in TuLis.
Tie same authority says that at the conference be-
tween Lord Elgn and the various commanders a.
Hong Kong, the Freneh Admiral announced ohcisiiy
that he had received instructions from Pans 10 act IN
concert with the English commanders.
According to the latest reports the meet ting between
the Enperors Of France and Russia 10 10 take place
at Stuttgart on or about the 18th Of September
Accounts from Paris represent that the french
Government is disposed TO make further alterations 10
the Customs tariff by which foreign goods Will be ad
mted at lower rates.
There was Omewhat Of panic on the Pars Bourse
the Sd having its origin in the retirement OF some
Influential Directors Of the Credit Mobier the shsreS
OF which considerably declined.
dispatch from Paris of the Sd inst, says thar the
Court Of Assize had condemned Lsdru Rolin, MAJ,
zni, Massarenti and CampsneDa, the parties charged
with being implicated in the recent conspiracy against
the life of the Emperor, to deportation.
The Paris correspondent Of The Tunes says tnat tue
French Minister OF Marine had received dispatches
from Hong Kong to the 18th of july announcing that
French Consul at Shanghai whose person had been
threatened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
THE ERIE RAILROAD DANGEROUS

To ne EditO, II The n. Y Trisun<
SIR: / desire through your columns 10 la =.
terior of the travelling public to the s'r,s. asrges
exiting on the Erie Railroad at Hohokus. fAs &xA
Of little boy recorded in your columns on Satssla,
was owing, as can stse Of my own kro~isSs,s
the bad state of the platform a. thst place. ssa7s
time to pske known that for considerable dis.sso
south of Hobokep the entire track is in highly d.
eerous col dtion. The road there runs a-ong . ais
hill and is sustained on one side by wal which ~
bee undermined by water, and i.lkey to eide OF s
an adjoining mill pond. In answer to rem insurance
the Company cent an employee to examine the plss.
about year sgo. He admitted that sae's VS. dan.
ger, but said it would be expensive to repsr he
work. And of course Il has never been repaired. ca
nothing stop this monstrous tsmpering with huna
life We are already POLITICALLY the greatest bek
ar financially the greatest robbers in the vodd
Are we also to become the greatest murderen-buh-
ing up railroads ION borrowed and stolen cspitaD 10
butcher us by car loads Your obediert servant
BocLorav. L. |. Sept - 1857. CivlS
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bsysI cav either until . Ahcyt time anee. lie 49,,
20 ysamof age. and has been bleesed viz tssr,,'Ss
children, nineteen Of whom are nov living -
his children were born IN the month q April, !, 20
esssiee and unbroken yesp. 80
BosroS ELoPENEsJ. - Mas E B---.a
daughter Of highly respectable iron merehsr, i. -
CITY. she has been stopping for sou's time a. -
with her uncle, Capt. C--n Of the Bos.ou P,. -
psr.ment, gentleman in the highest possible 49,
with the Department and the Insurance Ccmps.;s.t
Miss b, very young lady, scarcely -
teens, fell in with suitor, who prevailed upan -.
elope, and enter the matrimonial yoke. TINS
Eeve, core in oil due form. and the tvs;s -
await the blessing Of their relations. This 10 -
far been withheld. Boston News Letter. SEED 70 %
TnE STATUE OF Observation-Disclosures IA, -
received that the bronze statue Of Dssis, Wsh..'.
by Powers, has been shipped at Legh,rn Tor 49,
and may be expected to reach this port h = 4.
weeks II is eight feet high. The heaai. t,Ass fss'
the bust modelled by Mr.. Powers from lie, ga rr
be, peine 10 the Boston Atbep@um, and the esse.'.
is modelled from garments actually won bv ". WsA
stsr The cast of the statue was made at Florence h.
a very skillful bronze founder, and is eusrly az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
Rieha rdsss Brothers d Cor Circular.

Per Ps,sa1 LIVERPOOL, 9Th No ith, 1897.
CorrosThe setse inquiry which We noticed IN our ~:
The denIspd nigh. been Anticipated has sonew nst
fallen on the qualities Of American generally
shade higher and TaiI" d. e ID over the rates then 1f-
npor,. for the week 1855 bales Tota sales IS 600 bales
Of which spectators oOh and exporters $50 leaving
OuyRcTR1y BInKEbou: ic0 bags Of Baltimore hsy. been
.od Al III D cut HoI4ers Of Philadelphia would accept r.
p ewt. but At tbi. price tdere are few buyers en- -
LAID still held firmly at extreme prices 50 d7l and ~
was made for small quantity BY sncon dlrins ne weeA
T.LLow-The sales mad since our last have been a. son.
What irregular prices T. q mas been s91 3 nein o. aot
80 in London has been harol and closed at 81 the
,rot and - a SO for last tisec months Of the year
RHINE have sales notice TINS except about
s tierces principally OF inerSDr quality at dsciir. 81 ~
poRI-No,bing done since ou< last.
wan of bxs the bulk Of which consist. OF LoDs Modes
rio Il al $780, IL 10 stated tt further quantity Is sb'a
bens shipped by screw .te smers % Se~. Yo:t
Sine report OF Tuesday the o.sse;s 81 te a,ae E
quite good deal Of rain cas- fallen ane VIII mus
The ally has ss-<asd much hrr'ei 'ors
A. our ,o. Of old WHgaf and Fl lua b red ,s
III. rrobsbe that damp Ss,heT xns. better demand io
Foreign WE At foI mixiSs purposes. o., -, -
r,.her on e pcresse and with only Matted stock CT lsDs
CoRS better Inquiry has resulted and soae purchases PRO
ward delivery hsse been ented io a. he race
for Yellow, while White being better ,uppy hes .eeu Lc
durable ssion. Msnsh@sr aIaTks s-Fcts
% bought son-.shat ffsey of WBEAE a. TIE eA''.
rates eurrsn. here on Tuesday.
yesi eobsist g. SO 4s against co. -. ae wees 10,
year Average price Soi4 y a. as$n'' "is '''eP H"Ns
wss& last year. IL. -,
This Gays market fairly afforded .at va only
limited dspsy Of useful RED American WALAIs 81 sifsn.
ID d5d 30 ot,insbs s.sh o,e ,ts rae SIREN
Tnsdsy. Other de.srpoEs vere 10 aesIe tH' IN. %"
PIors a rod eu,ty VS. lei; sea e bar.l I'D rA NJ
pepes, Bat epiy sNalb stos vss9<~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liyerpoo1 Markets.

CoIIoS-The market has become rather less active
but prices Of American nevertheless firm al an advance
LIED upon the quotations Of the previous tdd.y Other De-
scrip,ors dearer The veeks businee smonnts
6O bales of hieh specuator took about IS 500 bales ana
exporters shout 2OCO The stock Of American 10 redrced 70
OtO bales fair Orleans quoted Sid and mddne
In Manchester good and satisfactory business had been doing
BREADsTUFFs. THE weather had been very
and bat only sms p,rtou Of the crops Ia
the North remained unsecured exercised but little nndenc
Flour without chsnse Wheat limited supply and hsd
2dSd than the departure Of the Bac Indian Com
good demand and under the inhoeIe Of rpt Of the p
disease advanced az per quarter Messrs Rchard.on
Sperce Co. quote red Wheat at 7l0G3 g. white a: "a 81
nix. and yellow Corn at 81 sass white at 81 dB
PRoyI.Ioys-Beef. ; 10, per tieree lower, and
dun Pork quiet aud easier Bacon frmer and in
sish,ly d-arrr Lard 10 All. Tslow unsettled bat
quiet; Butchers Association 81 aoS.
PRoDuCE-Ashes in fair request at ~ b a IS for
psf. and q az for Pearls Sugar dull and lower Tea
buoyaLt rather desr Rice firm and East Indian slightly
higher Naval Stores steady.
LoxDoS MoSEY MARKET-Berng Brothers report a
fair demand for uorey with out change in rates. Consos
closed 81 ds for both and account fhe bullion 10
the Bank Of England had increased q 1000.
American SECURITIEs-Dull and nominal.
LoyDoS PRoDUcE MARgEr.-Breadstuffs in better
request and Wheat tribe higher Iron steady II 81 Ga
81 10 for bars and rails Sugar heavy decline Cd az on
mddng and lower qualities Tea and Coffee firm a. former
rates Strits TurpeLtine dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

Rumors of Ministerial changes continued to be
propagated. The london Star says:
a. Sir Charles Wood, il is believed, will leave the
Admiralty and take the Board of Control, while Sir
James Graham will become Fret Lord Of the Ad.
mraty. Lord Pannure is reported as ANXIOUS TO re-
sign to be succeeded by Mr.. Cardwell or Mr.. Her
bert. Admiral Berkeley the senior Nav&i Lord OF
the Admir- atty will retire having lost Lis seat in Par
lament and We hear will be succeeded by Admiral
Pechell NJ. p. for Brighton
An important meeting in favor Of the scheme for the
improvement of the navigation Of the RiveSs OF India
with view Of increasing the supply Of cotton from
ILdia, had been held At Manchester.
A great meeting Of Traetarian ClergymeR IS to be
held soon in.London, With reference to the new D-
yOrce Law.
The American horse Lecomp.e ran for the Warwick
Cup and was badly beaten. Three horses rsn-viz,
Lecompte, Fisherman end Oakball-and the course
was three miles long. The race j. thus described:
off about twenty lengths The only change in these
positions took place about mile from home, when
Leoompte went up to Oakball,s quarters, but soon
- aiteTward dropped back again. Fisherman was
:" pever caught and won in q canter by lengtn.
Lecompte was beaten of upward of twenty lengths.
Ibe hon. George ByIg had been elected to succeed
Lord Robert Grosyenor a. one Of the Members OF
Parliament for Aiddiesex, withou. opposition.
return from the Board Of Trade Of the exports
for the first hall Of 1851 shows that thirty per cent OF
the aggregate shipments goes to Brtish posse ssous
and nineteen per cent 10 the UGited States.
Gleycn more regiments were under orders for In5a
seven Infantry and four Cavalry.
The Glasgow Polytechnic Institution had been de-
stroyed by fire. Among the articles destroyed was
the trst etc an engine constructed by James Watt.
AZ yie Autumn Commencement OF Trinity College,
dublin held FOR tie purpose Of comforting degrees ON
distinguished members Of the British Association Pro
fessor Rogers al Boston Mass smong the parties
so tonored.
The siungs of the several sections u the AssOcia
tior were brought 10 (. closs the ID ps
The shipment Of silver 10 the East by the steamer
Of the ith was f696 900.
The Bank Ct Eogland had given notice of slight
relaxation in ther terms, by making sdvane GU bills
having Elk months TO 'un instead OF ony hsce, "a Of
late.
Complaints Of the spread Of the potato disease
both in England and Ireland very prev alco. snd
Indian Cora had consequently a rising ten iescy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16

,.r..s Ma. AeiS =. further snpro sensnt 81 HUie
or % SsBew essehss sn.s, &c rss iss
Ist he ksme tss1e Ass,s teoh so1ne 81 r.,
dew ssle. ., S.l mica New
NJ, -. ,o,rsAv free ssse extreme sfes say eSe
= o.d Sn: oars particularly fs~pey. were cnes' 70 '
wfhout submitting 20 s,me Iedac:s n- -. r..,,, "a
N rhssse in tie vsiss Of Irsh Wsssr 'ines i"s'' "
stoek here trieine "A, ,.... 80, ala, az 10
~. xur.r go ors INDIAN Cow 40 sachs ana ~, oo
N ors FIports for same period 2<S qrs WHEAT @~sf'
IspI,E Csss si6 sacas and GO bss FLous o.s,o. -
We ouo,e the value OF American white WHEAI as o. -
,r. sjs aei 10; red u lods4 s1t. ssss 20 70. b1
90. PM .d,uhs and Ohio Flour 81 32 Western Csns
3oIdSii Dbl ISDIAS Coxs, mixed and yellow, 81 "hne
g. as y $50 u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
ITALY.

The gazette dc la Bourse of Vienna says that it
learns from good source that diplomatic relations
will soon be resumed between Naples and England
and France Austrian mediation having been at work
to accomplish that object. .,
The ceremony of commencing the RAILROAD tunnel
under Mont Gents at which the King Of Sardlna and
Prince Napoleon assisted, passed off in very salts
factory manner.
II is stated that the Grand Duke of Tuscany in-
formed the Pope while at Florence, that it would be
mprudent at the present moment TO contract the pro-
posed concordat.
The French Government has instructed its represen.
atves in foreign countries to disavow any connection
with the Muratst proceedings which have recently
taken place In the Two Sicilies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
THE INDIAN REVOLT.

Cope~stsS4Dee of The N. Y. Tribnre.
LONDON, Sept {, 1857.
TIE cu!rsges committed by the revol.ed Sspoys
Y India srs indeed appalling, hideous ilefable-
such one is prepar, to meet only in wars Of in
srrec.on Of ustionSlities, Of races and above all
Of religion; 10 enc word, such as respectable En-
gland ussd 70 applaud when perpe:rsted by the
Vendssns On the Blges' by the Spanish guerrillas
Oh he infSel FreachmeR, by SeEvians On their Ger
NAL AID Hungarian Deishbors, BY Greats on Vienpese
rebels, BY C&vsigua:'s Garde Mobile or BONA
parses Decembrists Oh the sons aud daughters
Of prole.srisn Frame. However Infamous the
conduct Of the sspoys, il is only the reflex, in .
eescen.rsted form, Of Enelsnd's own eoniuc. in
lsda, not only during the epoch Of tie foundation
SAer Eastern Empire, but even during the last
"a. ysAss Of ioog. settled r,.k. To characterize
IA. rule y tufices 10 say hat torture formed an
ereAnie institution Of is hnsncal pol,y. There is
sosoes,ins n human history lie retributOn; and
ahs rule Of historical re.rbu.or tha. is ias.ru.
Esss 81 forged No: by tie oaenlea, but by tie
offender himself.
Inc brat bloS de.s: 4 the French won II ny pro-
ecedta from the nobility, lot from tie pe,saa:,.
TAe Indian revek dos lot comueace with tie
Eyoss, tortured iiissono'ei AID stripped naked by
sAs British, ba: WI. re Ssocys, clsd, fed pe.:si
Astsd and ps1 aersd BY :hs0. To e I'd ya,allsl. 70
20 SsYsy ttesi:ts, "a sssd -es sc seWs I; L55a
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RUSSIA.

Reliable adyices from the Caucasus report thet
Schanyl still held II out Of the II bockhcuses which
be recently took from the Russians, although several
desperate attempts had been made to recover taem:
II is stated that reenforcements to the extent OF
90 600 men are to be sent from THis against ScEemyl
The Commissioners appointed to regulate the Rus
sian boundary in Asia had arrived at Tits.
1t is stated that large bodies OF Russian Cavalry
have recently marched toward the Austrian frontier
with a view, probably, of preventing Austria from
interfering too much in the Affairs Of the Banubian
Principaltes.
Russian squadron was cruising of Ansps, and
steamer living in each of the seaPorts of Crcassis
thus preventing Safr Pasha from getting his recently
purchased arms and ammunition from Constan;inople.
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TURKEY.

The Tritieh and Austrian ambassadors at Coastan-
tnope formally notified the Porte on the 18th utmo,
OF the agreement OF their Government to the ennul.
nent of the elections and the Divan Immediately for
warded to Noldava order to ieoommence the elec-
tons.
FaDaticism among the MusselmRps was prevailing
with much violence. Disturbance and ASSASSIN atoms
were incre asing in Palestine and Throughout the xhos
of SYRIA.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

dispatch from Berlin OF Thursday evening an
roupces ,ha the King Of Prussis hae conferred the
Grand Gordon Of the Order Of the Black Eagle on he
three eldest OF the Emperor OF Russia the Grsno
Dukes Nicholas Alexander and Vladimir.
Colonel Manteuffel has been nominated Prrss.an
Minister at Vienna.
The Turki-h Government still actively pursues its
correspondence respecting the evac1stoo Of the i:i-
and Of Perrin by the Engish and ns restta0oh 70
Turkey.
Marsha Raudon arrived ct Marselles 90 Thursday
under ssutes from the batteries.
The Queen Of Greece will return TO her dom'LIons
about The middle Of October.
The Calcutta passengers by the Ripon believe tina:
when Delhi has fallen the mutiny will spread stu
further over the country, by great numbers OF the
uuiIneers escaping TO various parts of India.
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SPAIN.

The Espana positively denies, information oh
tanned from the beet sources that any secret treaty
exists between the United States and Mexico. What
has given Use TO the Of the existence OF one Is
it saws that On understanding exists between some
American and Cuban fbusters; but il declares that
the projects Of these parties may be regarded with
contempt.
The recent census shows the population OF Spain to
emoun to l6 $40 800 souls.
M. Sr Hidago, Mexican Charge dAffaires a.
Madrid, had in consequence Of the rupture in diplo
matte relations. left that city in obedience to orders
from his Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16

ARRIVAL OF TIE PERSIA.

TIE Royal Nal sesHsaip Persia, Capt. Jsdkn',
which f Liverpool st sboat 10 o'clock on the NOM
g Of Saturday the oth inst, arrived st tai. port a:
sAsut n O'Clock on Tuesday morning, Sep. II.
Tie steamship Fu.on arrived Of CONes on the
SoyAipg Of the ID September.
TIE steamship An.elops was sppoir.ed % Ss.ve
Liverpool for 81. johns, Newfoundland, on the 7tb,
instead Of the STD, a. Advertised.
TIE s.eanship Indiana sailed from Southampton for
Hev.Yok on the ID inst. With so passengers asd
As 900 in rpecie.
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Majonty for Mr.. Russell. b..

THE LIVERPOOL CLIPPER TRANSPORTS.
The James Bsines, with the 9th Regiment on
board was passed on the 18th ut. with 81 sails set.
Her progress was wonderful considering the whole.
The Champion Of the Seas, with the 10Th Regiment on
board was spoken at the time not far astern Of
the James BaiDes. Ebe other clipper Of Tie Black
Ban Line the wai bdni e & cay week lex
Ireland in 4S hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
AUSTRIA.

Austria's Journey through Hungary was perfect
triumph bis reception being very enthusiastic. The
Emperor was very near meeting with serious accI.
d. Mt the train n which be was riding having run Oh
the track, but fortunately without any i'll result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
GREECE

The oiEioal chief Of the insurrecsion in Epir-s in
1854, notwithstanding threat Of imprisonment, had
reOpened the campaign.
At Corfu the British Government bed prorogusd the
Parliament ser two years, and great irritation wasthe
OIsequence.
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DENMARK.

In the sitting of the ITolstein Chsmbers the Sd
Sept the Com mission reported that it considered the
situation of the country critical and declared itself
unable to discuss the new Constitution before having
secured the independence and equality due to Ho;ten
in the Danish monarchy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
TILE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

The London Underwriters the cable Of the Atl,u-
tic Telegraph Company hsd offered to s,.le the ella ms
upon them BY paying 49, per cent IN cash, and giving
Msg.r0 srd bgansmnon, and hat psrt submerged 10
.bt ocean.
yrQtssoy JLon SepB ssATeyei very 'D'truetve lee.
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PRUSSIA.

Lstters from Berlin state that the King OF Prussia
has lately had two attacks of apopexy, and that con
sequenty bis health inspires considerable uneasnesa
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EUROPEAN WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN
INDIA.

TIE DQay Ners suggests mat sran ments shou
be made on large scale FIR bringing home the wives
ard children o. oiiiceIs and soldiers in India.
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THE CORN GRADE AT ODESsA

At the latest dates th;s market had e1peI.saced
decided rise owing to the shortness Of stock ard the
demand for export More than 20 vessels were waiting
for carpoes and arrivals from the interior had been
del1ged by rain The piiee OF new Gherks Wkeat
was IS per quarter on hoard, which. with sc for
freioit would bring the whole cost TO 1919.
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THE LATEST.

by Telegraph from London to Lsgerpooll
TAVISTOCK ELECTION.
LONDON, Saturday Morning, Sept. ), 1857.
Close Of the poll-Russel.. ..................lA
Mail. ....................l20
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goes Of Grain have arrived 1t ports Of e. q which
70 con sist II Wheat and Il Of Maize.
vorAv paIaCE cUARFs

CRYSTAL PALACE SHARES
The fall in Cry,tal Palace Shares at present scrc,s
feature Of the Stock Exchange. The org,na to
thn.es are of. red at 81 81, without buyers.
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Mp MALL AND THE CRISIS IN INDIA.

The Times notices very favoTsO Oily the patriotic sns
putional sentiments expressed by Nc. Mall a
Iayistock
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OF TIE INFANTRY STANDARD.
ylE CORN TRADE.

.hhD'
a ci,cuIay froui the Horse Guards reduces the In
lantry standard 10 FIVE feet fVo isches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16

ture on the Atlantic cable before the British Assocs
ton at Dublin.
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A Boy .SMoTHERED TO DEATH IN A WHEAy. Bin.
John Stubs, r., lad about IA year Of age SOD Of
John Stubbs. senior, Of Wyanet, was smOtnered 10
death il wheat bin at the fregh. house 10 that place
On Saturday lasr. He and other boys were playing in
the bin, while gran was running out OF the bin into
the care, and rum ing in f.om above He sunk down
into the cavity formed by the running out of the
grain and was Immediately covered BY tina; coming
in from above. Every effort possible was m.de by
Mr.. Nicnols anc Others 70 save him, bit foey were
ur sbls to get him ont artn ffteer minutes had
elapsed whe1 lie extinct. Owing &c the qpen.
tity o. grain IL the bip i found % be impossible
20 shoyel taSz ard hole ives therefore cut through
the weather oss-ding outside, through which tbe
wheat got ou,, bat not in time 10 the boy.
His deaihhas excited much regret 10 Wysnet He IL
SID TO have beer hey Of merit and couectress
Of demeeuor end was highly esteemed by tas people
0f;he village. Bureau Co Dealccya:, SEPT 3.
A Mas KILLED At CAMy KEETiSG.-From The
MsGTd Jedec We earn hat e. tee camp nee ting re-
Gently ned rear Havana, Mason county Illinois,
by the name Of Preston Me.zger ani l. worthless
fellow by the # 10 III Armstrong hsd Gus rrei
arc S fight, during wnicl Hs'zke- received q b.og
& IN surg shoc. which has since Te nl.ej IL his
.es.c. Armstrong ard wicked chsrsH-eg BY the
Isme e No!ris haze Cleared oct. They ere supposed
= oe the murde-ers lie IEdc1 gives s:es praise o
tie Rev Peter Cartwright Tor ms co.ouct the o.
cssior.
PRIzE ElGHT - Ws.T PHILsDgGPHl..-Tae
prize hght which expected n AXE Place Ia West
Phiade pbis 10 day wes GTa1ged 2. ne of or May
.snd's Creek, 81 TIE res:ern erd Of Spruce stree.
Inc ponce 'the 1pct u. sf'tLu Jrst e ne first
ro1nd over, AID the cry " police h.viry Lar
:sied, TIE putty scattered
he prIncipas, rh2 we're Il Pee ,A,;Ig :rn, Sod
:vt OF ne seco-d.. we're ,G2,1res. The rrirc:3als
were taken before Alderman Sille- VII bald them in
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