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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-18
Maine Election.

PORTLAND, (Me.,) Sept l5-Col johnson, democrat,
who here from Belfast to-day, claims his election in
the third congressional district and says that his oppo-
nents cannot count him down below ~ majority.
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Railroad Disaster.

AUGUSTA Sept. l7.-A serious disaster occurred on the
Augusta and Savannah railroad forty miles below Au-
gusta, yesterday Luther Northcy, the engineer native
of New Hampshire, and two fremen, were killed None
of the passengers injured although the train pre-
scntcd an awful wreck
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-18
Accidental Death.

New YoRK, Sept. l7.-Wm. H. Monaghan esq,
Charleston, S. c. fell from window of the New Yorl
Hotel last night and was killed.
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Railroad Accident.

MARrINsnuRc, (Ya.) Sept 16.--The express train Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad off the track near
this place to-day, killing Mr. William Dotson afircman
and seriously injuring the engineer Dotson is Bal
MORGAN. HN
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MONDAY EVENING, September goth,
First appearance Of the celebrated young couple
MR.. and MRS. FLORENCE.
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Later from Utah Army Movements The Pike
Peak Gold Diggings.

sr. LOUIS, Sept I6.--one company of troops had left
Fort Bridger for Oregon and Others would leave
The Indians were all quiet.
Col Brices battalion Of Utah volunteers under Lieut.
HILL arrived mt Fort INavenworth the 18TH where
they will be paid off and mustered out of the service
COL Cooke, Leutenants Buford and Pegram, of the
second Dragons, Captains Gore and Donavant, of the
tenth infantry arrived from Utah at Fort Leavenworh
the evening of the 18th.
The sixth infantry to leave Fort Brdger about the
2ith of August Col Candy with two companies of the
second Dragons two companies of the tenth infantry,
and company Of the seventh infantry daily
pected at Fort Brdger, to relieve the sixth regiment
The company of engineers had left for Fort Leaven-
WORTH and Captains Desasserc and Stewards companies
of cavalry would leave in few days.
Full reports confirm the of the South Platte gold
mines Several traders and mountaneers met who
said they had been to the mines and had possession of
many specimens found there They that many of the
miners without tools and other appliances with the
exception of pans getting from S. to SIS daily Ma
NY traders and others met route for the gold
gions.
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INV YoKx. Sept 1.-THE steamship Persia arrived
this evening from Liverpool with dates the 4th
1t ia stated that Austria Prussia and Saxony are en-
deayorng TO persuade Hanover to accept indemnfc
ton OF the Sadt dues the latter displayed no nclna
ton to accept the offer IL Is further stated that the
British cabinet had announced its resolve TO pay such
onerous dues any longer.
FRANCE The functions Of the governor general of Al
gera have been suppressed. NAtNF M
General Mcmahon has been appointed chief of the land
and sea forces.
In consequence Of the threats Of death to the Chris
ans made Tripo the French consul at Beyrout had
proceeded there TO insist on measures Of pecaution
CHISGreat hostility continues to be shown towards
the foreign residents at Canton and the acting British
consul has advised them to be prepared for sudden de-
parture.
blockade of the river at Canton had been establish
ed far the Chinese boats concerned and trade
is suspended All the native merchants and the greater
portion of the foreigners have left
French man-of-war had shclled Shamur a port in
the western suburbs Frenchman having been killed
The United States steamer Mississippi ut Hong
Kong the steamers Powhatan and Antelope in the Gulf
of Pechelli.
the National Bank shall cash payments on the
LIST of November.
RussIA.-The Emperor of Russia has emancipated the
two hundred thousand serfs belonging to the national
domain.
powder magazine containing two hundred thousand
pounds of powder exploded at Astrakan the Caspian
sea- destroying half the town and killing half Of the In
habitants
LATEST nv TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
LONDON Saturday, Sept. A letter from Damascus
says that the Russian consulate had been assaulted by
fanatics in consequence OF which the consul retired to
Bcyrout
Letters from Vienna say that advices from CONSTANT
nople inspire fears for the safety of the Christians.
The existence of conspiracy to dethrone the Sultan
is confirmed
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srTItL NouE Stages will leave the Theatre every
close OF the performances for the Navy Yard and Capitol HILL Fare
1 cent
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To conclude with tho farce OF
SKETCHES IN lNnIA.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

over two or three months in the PHILADELPHIA Lga
WAsHINGToN THEATRE.
seios ,,,n.aor K,skn Co.
Last appearance EDWIN BOOTH
-
SATURDAY EVENING September 49, 1885,
win be presented schiors celebrated tragedy OF
TIE ROBBERS
Charles De Moor X,
sranois Mr. J. G. Henley
Amelia Mrs Proctor
To conclude with tho farce Of
SKETCHES IN lNnIA
Mosp, EVENING, September goth,
First appearance Of the celebrated young Couple
MR.. and MRS FLORENCE
close Of the performances for the NavyYara Capitol
Is cents.
RATES OF ADMISSION
TO TO press ure Chairs 90 cents
as-So extra charge for reserved seats
Doors open At quarter past O'Clock Performances
Sep Is~it 2 Z Is,arssta.o.l
ODD FELLOWS HALL
The original and celebrated troupe of
VIRGINIA sERENaDERs
Consisting OF star artists will perform
WEDNESDAY, EvgsrSg, September %
For part culars see large BILLS
Doors open at = to commence rs
Sept crORGr WALLACE
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
srRsKoscHs GRAND CONCERT COMPANY
MDlJE THERESA PARoDIs
TdrareH C5ncsts in Aneria.
9
SATURDAY, September IS
Mr. Strakosch bcgs sno
which attended Adie fes bas IN
this
farewell tour in The United States ombncd following dstn
guislcd artists:
MISS ANNIE KEMP,
The young American contrsto
MADAME JoHANNsEN,
The celebrated Pslma Donna
HARRISON WILLARD,
The distinguished Tenor
NJ JUNcA,
The celebrated and the greatest living Basscs
II MoTLENriAuER,
The eminent violinceis,
Mr. Strakosch takes pleasure has enee
arrangement with the great plnist,
GUSTAV sATTT,
who will direct conduct these concerts
Concert a eight O'Clock
Admission one
seats win be secured charge the music and
stores q Richard Davis fennsy ivsna AMI w AsUN
corner i'aunsyiyapm avenue and l1tl aad streets,
SEP ie--3t
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

The original celebrated troupe of
VIRGINIA sERENADERs,
Consisting OF star artists viii perform week
WEDNESDAY, Ev.yrSg, September 20.
For part cuars large aud bills.
Doors AT T. O'Clock Admission Is
Sept is GEORGE r. WALLACE
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Last appearance Of EDWIN BoorI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

DHRENoLoGy FLEURY, CkiEBRArEp BY
her science has for many years been sonsunea * sns
ost persons the utmost satisfacton Ohce
~ rone street 81. speaks French English and German.
~ pwuo mas NOT HEARD or THE cEr.EBRtT
~. I'd Madame PREwsrER' she has been consulted ~
m us cities with entire satisfaction she
sss she has no equal she Ills thn " fnnrs
,ire az husband that cf her viser. NJ wish elf
rive call 81 As BQwery, oppOaHe beessf stfee1 -
dies So cents gentlemen 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
SHIPPING.

SpEodah s soIlCE.Ross, FALCoNER 4 cos LINE
- Ior ran Francisco clipper ship IvANHOE, Captain
Lane now receiving the cargo pier q
river Fulton Terry and viii freight this until Fun
The tvanhoe perfectly ventilated
and COMMANDED oy Capt Lane formerly o. the Sweepstakes
made the passage In ninety three Shippers
proper OF their goods aud quick run For freight "a
sorable terms, appy 70 ROSS FAICOsER& Co, % Pine
street ~ William street -
Agents al San Francisco Messrs D. L. Ross Co Sight ez-
change on Fan francisco Tor sale Collections mspe Cor
MIA n Oregon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1853.
SHIFTING.

Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The OF ships will DO accountable for gold
silver bullion SPECIE jewery precious metals nn
les bills of dng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. freight pas cage apply
K. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
II FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The magnificent A I EXTRA first class clipper ship
pRTMA DONNA

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The magnificent A EXTRA fret clsss clipper ship
PRIMA DONNA,
John y. Pray master,
Al pier ~ East river.
Having been prevented by the bad weather rom taking Y ne
whole Of her cargo viii continue 10 receive freight dnrs me
present week TN fun arording shippers the opportunity o.
placing their goods ship acknowledged TO be hs be~ cup
per up FOR San francisco ~ros. :. co
81 South street corner VI Wall.
he cnew Andrew Jackson williams master, wi1be ready
freight the Prrna Donna haus out
TyoIHNAge CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCIS
~ sailing regularly advertised dsys-Vhpper ~ sal
urdsy, Nov. - lse superior Al clipper ssp
ps~sns commander now receiving the balance OF her
- Il pssr Reesryer Ihhn very ane and Substantially
BATH ship clipper sails remarkably fast s-uppled
wth fn se on improved patent venhsors and
always delivers cargoes IN One ORDER She nsures at the
rates and her engagemehts cehg already large VII
have prompt despatch a. above.
tssnr In San Francisco heasrs Vim. T. Coleman a ~
rrchaage San Francisco fs gale IN sums 70 salt Lnied
advances made shpmeuts Of approved merchandise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

e,ourTUrNg NEW FOR NEW yoRK.-As THERR
- are doubtless many thousands W this great city who
has n.ver .een how converted from "
crude state into lint might afford grs alton we'll In
nr,reton t working OF Mr whneys great cotton
80 ubc they can by visiting No 81 Duane street.
second whe the subscriber has on hand large stock OF
rrde cnitnu and ginning from ~ A. VI. 10 IL O'Clock n.
md from ID 4 r. NJ Commences Monday Nov 8.
and viii continue gin every day for sscn,
rs cents Children under twelve, 10 cents DAVID DELK.
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DoINTER DOC FOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME
Il pointer dog hrose Apply q, so Washington street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

IN AT RETAIL
On Monday Nov, g
No pieces FINE FRENCH AERfNo,
500 pieces FINE FRENCH MERrSo,
sTRANG ADRIAYcE 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

A usTRATIA PIONEER LINE, gSrABJfSffRD 1854
"A Carrying the United States msls-rhs magnificent a
clipper ship ROtkLAND 1000 register Sargent CON
naDder viii clear for Melbourne, positively Nov To- she
has elegant and accommodations Tor few more
The noble clipper ship Lime Span
ding SO register Ames commander !. At her berth pier
and viii have despatch Tor sidney direct
November ~ The magnificent extreme clipper ship
Shakespeare 300 tons register rech,sr commander sceeds
Rockand and will have prompt despatch for Mebourne
November rs For freight Or passage apply OF board or ~
CAMERON No bowling Green. Sight bills for sale, and
advances made oonsenmenta Consgnees Ia Austria
Ma Mesars wilkinson Bros a Co
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G1 DERRY COMPANY,
Al. Have also just received per steamers mode
""."s anu a'e'' "'''''"e' ~ WALKER STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
The Crops.

In KEyTUcKY--The Louisville Journal,
July Is, remarks "The wheat in this State
has turned out worse than We Anticipated, but
in the Northern States it will be nearly an
average, while in the extreme south the yield
will be larger than ever. Oats are almost
total failure in all the Southern States. The
prospects for corn and tobacco are very fine,
and also for cotton"
In LOUISIANA in many Of the counties the
products are chiefly cotton and sugar. The
prospects now are favorable, unless the pre-
sent rain continues, which will seriously IT.
jure the cotton.
10 OHIO the crops are at an average rate
and mostly harvested.
PESSsYLvANIA-rhe accounts are good
from all sections of the State and the pros.
pect of an abundant harvest is most cheer
ing.
New JERsEY--Apples and pears promise
an abundant yield. Grass has never been
better. Corn, though backward, is Of good
color and promises we'll. Wheat and pota-
toes indicate larg, crop.
MARYLANU-There will not be an aver
age wheat crop. Gate, corn and tobacco
are promising.
ILLIsoIs-The prospect for wheat may be
called good. 1t is free from rust, and COM
paratively free from other injuries.
VIRGINIA Through the State there will
be far less than ap average wheat crop. Grass
very abundant. Tobacco promising -Rich-
,aOud ENQUIRER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
Our Rn,Iroads--wnat BuiIt fort

Il the statements of the Southern Citizen
be reliable, II is manifest enough that some
corrective hand is needed u be placed on our
line Of railways from the Tennessee line 10
tide-xater. According to that Journal, the
difference OF freights on produce from Knox
vile to Charleston, compared with those
from the same point TO our tide-water cities,
notwithsi landing the latter have the adsan-
tige of some sixty miles in distance, is so
startlingiy in favor Of the former THAI no one
will hesitate to dismiss thU hope OF our ever
reaching the trade Of East Tennessee while
Il so continues.
The Ct.zea says: while the East Ter
nessee aud Virginia Railroad was IN process
0! construction, IT was said by those dIrc3'-
ing IT. fairs, and tie hope his been lndu!g-
ed 10 Virginia, that upon its completion the
wheat and -four OF East Tennessee would
fad the best markets in Lynchburg, Rich
mond, &c. The road is now finished, and
the cost Of transporting bushel OF wheat
from Knoxville to Lynchburg is 3Sc.-the
distance being 334 miles; while the cost
from Knoxville t. Charlestou-a distance OF
SIT mles-is only 49,; and a very striking
Illustration Of the impOlicy Of the high rates
of freiLht charged over the East Tennessee
AMI Virginia and Tennessee Roads, IL
fuud in the fact that barr'l Of fl our
may now be taken from Knoxville to New
Icrk via Charleston or Savannah, for SectR-
teen cents less than 1t can be taken iron
Knoxville to Lynohburg; the cost bclng from
nuxvIle to New York 81 SO, and from
Knoxville to Lynchburg Sl.55. Surely,
surely, the two Railroad companies between
Knoxville and LymchbuTg will suffer this no
longer TO be said"
1t will be seen from this statement, that
unless the ireights on the East Tennessee
Road be extraVagantly high, 1t is actually
cheaper to ship wheat and a)uv to New York
from Brlstol Itself, via Charleston, than by
the Virginia Roads, thus not only losing for
the roads, AID the cites they were expected
10 fYsier, tue traffic which Vas 50 maguIt-
Gently promised TO hJw from the + len OF the
great West, but driving away the wealth OF
our own State to cIntrIhute 10 the prosperity
Of other cities South SIDE Dem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
A Man Hung Himself Fan.

A very sad atfIlr transpired at Princeton,
near our city, on Thur,dav last A Mr.
Daniel Elliott, who lives in Princeton, butcn.
ering beeyeS and selling them in the neigh
borhood, hurg himself in bis slaughter house.
lie was in an exceedingly good buuor du-
ring the day and evening, and naturally Of a
playful disposition, gave vent to 1t by many
playful things. lie had bought some cattle,
had extended his business was doing well,
and felt lively and encouraged. lie so ex-
pressed himself to his vile and friends. GI-
ing from the house to his stable he fed bis
horse, and taking his little girl and neigh
boris boy, some thirteen years old, be went
on about twenty-five yards from bis house to
the slaughter house. Here was machine
for raising dead cattle rope with large
reel attached to q windlass with u ratchet -
Adjusting the rope 10 moose around his
NECK, he playfully babe the little girl to 20 tell
her mother somebody was hanging out there,
who looked like Dan Elliott" Then showing
the boy exactly bow many notches, bid him,
still laughing, to draw hia, up The boy did
50, sDd drew him off bis feet. Once up, be
could not, because of the ratchet, get him
down, and when in answer to the little girls
anxiety, Mrs Z. came out, her band hung
dead, his feet touching tho floor, aud the
hook pressing hard against his jagular.-
From all the circumstances, it is Dot doubted
that the act vas done Accidentally in o burst
of play iullness.--BH Co., Ohiy) Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
The August Elections.

The approaching elections 10 several OF the
States are beginning already to attract atten-
ton, and to afford matter ofspeculation to the
political quiduuncs By way of imparting
additional interest to the election to be held
for members OF the TB!rty-siXih Congress in
the ensuing month OF August, 6ni during the
coming autumn, il is Dot forgotten to be men
toned that the choice OF a President, IN case,
of failure by the people TO elect cur mex:
Chief Magistrate, will oons'Itutlonai!y de-
y,lse upon the House OF Representatives,
whose Political complexion, therefore, as
sumes a special Importance in view Of that
lssible contingency. The approaching cleo
tons, moreover, will be watched with inter
est as serving to afford the fTss indications
respecting the drift of popular sentiment up-
on certain questions asitated at the late see
sion Of COngrr-e--questlOn wuIca are known
TO have ccea ed disse3siuns In the ranks o!
the dominant party, and which ~ certain
quarters have been regarded a5 furnishing
the possible basis Of new p0ltlca! combine
tons.
n large majority Of the States the mex.
elections ara appointed to take place in the
IaiI, AuI VI tue - alcs III hulSIi Si~SN''b7
are to be held during tue month Of August,
Missouri, we believe, is the only oce IN which
members of the next House o; Representa-
tiyes ere to be chosen. The election takes
place in this State, on the first Monday 10
! the coming month, Oh which day also gen.
eral election will be held D Kentucky for the
choice OF cIeri TO tie Court Of Appeal,
district judges, and other minor officers. o.
the first Thursday in August, North Carroll.
ma will be called to elGo: q Governor and
members OF tie Site Legislature, upoo
which will deyllye the duiy Of eiectlng a
UaiteI States Senator in the place of Mr.
Briggs, VINO Iteiy resigned his seat IN that
| body The candidates for the post Of Cover
nor are Hon. Duncan K. McR4e and Judge
, Ellis, both Of whom, We understand, are Dem
ocrats, though the former favors the Wing
policy Of distributing the proceeds Of the
public lands among tue several States, and
will, therefore, most likely receive MS priuci-
pal support from the opposition to the De-
mocrncy.
The other Safes which held elections in
Augus: alabama, Texas, Arkansas, AMI
Tenncs-se,) do not this year choose either
) a;e til e.s or members of the next Con
| gTess.--Ngi Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
The sr,tish Pacific Railroad.

1t may not b. generally kp.wu--out i: is
nevertheless tru=-;hat G-eat Britain is q
competitor with us FOR the carrying trade of
the Pacific coast. 10 point Of fact, she Is at
present far ahead of U.s. For, while We have
not laid the first rail Of Pacific Railroad per
sc, Great Bcltaln has been steadily pushing
her Grand Trunk line through Canada, With
an ultimate destination at VancOuyer's Isl.
and on the Pacific shore.
The Graod Trunk road has one terminus
at Portland, the deepest port 90 the Atlantic
s'abOard. The other eastern terminus is at
Quebec, Montreal being in fac, the principal
point Of shipping and trade TIE read thus
runs west eight hundred AID fifty miles,
passing through ToroatI 10 tue town Of
Stratiord From this point 1t IL proposed to
push it to Vancouver, on the Pacif; shore. a
distance Of three thousand miles more. The
PJrtland branch is built with British money.
Thus the English are $50 miles on the way
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and are ia
king steps for the further progress Of the
work. We, in the meantime are doing no
thing toward getting into our hands the i'm
mense carrying trade between the Asiatic aud
European coasts.--LyncttuTy Fry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
Extreme Views.

The Charleston IS. c. News rebukes Mr.
John Mitchell, the Irish refugee, and editor
of the Southern Citizen at Knoxville, for set
ting himself up las the very dictator, type
and organ Of Southern citizen, par ercet-
Leace" 1t il nothing strange to find some
body going f,rther than the iarthest UPON q
popular hobby. Ia nuliti :atiou times South
Caso.iua Is said to have ordered muskcts six
ioches longer than al! other. Isalots who
arc wont to denounce other persons as trail
tors to cause, generally find, sooner or la
ter, competitors more z"alous still, who in
turn denounce them. Ga the slavery ques-
ton particularly there seems to be contest
who shall run into the most ridiculous ex-
trcme- |; il good burlesque that an I'm.
aatNTatized freigner should undertake to
teach the ultraists what is true fealty TO
Southern institutions --StduntOn Spectator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
LoRdoun County.

The LoUDOUN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY have
issued bandollls, announcing the l9th ana
20rb of October, as the days for boiling the
next Fair. Inasmuch ss the Fall term OF
the Circui, Court will commence on the lS:h
Of the same month, and the Valley Agricul-
tural ) Icie.y having previously ADVERTISED 10
hold their Fair in Winchester, on the l9th,
ooh, DIST and 22d OF OstJber, We are AFRAID
that our own committee have been rather
unfortunate in their selection Of days. How
ever we hope there is zeal enough IN the
couo'y 10 favor Of the Society to overcome
whatever seeming diff iulties there may be III
the way OF its complete success because OF
the time Of holding it.
A BOLD FEAow-Mr Bruin, Of Alexan-
dris, purchased negro mao 10 this county,
last week, and after Handwriting him, placed
him 90 the stage for that cl,y. When wIto-
in mile of ms destination, the negro boldly
jumped from the stage and took to the pines.
ii: was captured the next day near Middle
burg, with his hands released.
CAMP EErING--By reference TO notice
in to-day's paper, 1t Will be seen that Camp
Meeting Is 70 BE held near Mlddieburg, IN
this c0unty, commencing on the 18th OF Au-
gust.
RAlN-The copious rains Of the past few
DAYS nave fallen in The nick Of time, and the
present prospects fo- an excellent corn crop
are very good. So mote It be !!
COLLEGE EXERCISES. AT the close OF the
late session oil Dickinson College, the various
Literary Societies connected herewith held
their anniversary meetings Among the ad-
dresses delivered, was "rhe Philosophy of
Revolution" by j. j. White, of Loudoun,
and History and Fiction" BY j. c. Brook
in, OF Winchester. Both addresses are
spoken OF as being very creditable to the
speakers, and as evncIng talent of no ordi-
nary degree.-L0uoi0uu Mirror