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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06
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BRILLIANTS.

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BRILLIANTS. Nd s.f.s.oH
si l'a'o 2. 'YnoM rns oushAs. .'n''- '.o'-.4 20
'p.'s ai In the old cathedral renting,
.I-tEri ba. Two cotnns prcss the stones; A' '''
y ,,ti One holds the great King OttmAr, sH, lr
Aud onethc poets bones V44eaL 81
High In his power, the monarch 's5a'-i
Ancestral glories led;
laIegi1 The sword lies in,his right hand, ti'
/, 81, go, And the crown upon his head. D..
.'sssa Tbs minstrel near tho proud king "'
+ HIs lifeless hands embodied ga. o.. s.4 -.
Hls gentle harp tokeeP- -,,.fa .5
s.s -. Castle and towers are lailins> .ss,'i's
The war-cry nils the land; .'s44 q,
But the sword It moveth never
81 q In tho ceRd king's hand. ''
Through valleys sweet with blossoms,
Mild breezes 6oat along. ....
'i 'a' And the poets harp Is sounding
..; t.t i,. In neyer-dyng song. af.H .'. ta
N7PNo more beautiful lesson has been taught by a
modern poet than In those stanzas by Whittier Adam
and Eve cxIled from the Garden, had sat down dis-
on tho outer side OF the wall OF Para-
Disc and there an angel found them pewaiIing thei
fate. Thereupon the radiant presence spoke:
"Ariser' he said, 'why look behind
Wnen nope - al DoIOIts t.....-. ...
And patient hand and will Ing mind, 30.
Your loss may yet restorcT .. ....t
"lieaye you with spell whose power
Can make this desert glad. 5000. .f...I...
And call around you fruit and nower,,
As fair Eden had. t.l ..
81 elothe your hands with power to lift
The curse from on your soil, . ....s'} r.-
Your very doom shall seem gift, .-..
Your loss gain through ToIL. ..r ...
Go, cheerful as yon humming bees.
To labor as to- play" ..
~ While cleaning over Edon's trees, rff fE.
,. The Angel passed away. ....
The pilgrims Of the world went forth
Obcdient to tho word,
Aud found whero'cr they titled the earth,
garden VI the Lord. ....
Once mors, oh, white winged Angel, stand,
Where man stiil pines nd gricves,
And lead through Toll to Eden-Land,
New Adams and Ewes!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

HWe may always joke when we
please, if we are always careful to please
when we Joke. -.....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

E9-A newly marred couple took up
their residence in Poplar-street. At
breakfast next morning, the gentleman
said to the lady: "My dear, this is Poplar
street, and by putting you (u) to it it be-
comes popular" ''And by putting lis
(ous) in IT, replied his better hal. sit
will become populous." ........... ...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

EE Scoldiug is the pepper of matri.
mony, and the ladies are the pepper boxesl
So says an old fogy bachelor. We would
give his name, but are afraid that the
peace of the neighbothood might be dis
turbed BY the noise Of broom handle. t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

EVA lady of rank complaining that her
husband was dead to fashionable amnse-
ments, he replied, 'But then, my. dear,
you make me alive To the expense"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

EFA Worthy minister, noted for his
wit, on being asked what kind of "a person
the wife of Mr.--was, replied, Il will
give you her granlnatie0l character. She
is NOUN. substantive-seen, felt and
heard,''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06
Abse nee of Mind.

Talking Of the absence cfmind, the odd
est instance of the kind happened 10 me
once in forgetting my own name. l
knocked at door in London and asked:
els Mr.. B. at hone?" tqr. ... -f
Eyes, sir; pray what name shall 1
say?" .- ., .a '-.... -. ,.....-
/ looked at the mans face astonished.
"What name? what name? ay, that S
the question--what's IS my name?''
believe the mau thought l was mad;
but it is literally true, that during the
space of two or three minutes, L had no
more idea of what was then if l had
never existed. did not know whether l
was dissenter or alaymn. felt as dull
as Sternhold and Hopkins. AT last, to
my great relief, it flashed across me that
was Sydney Smith. q f. .s. ...f.t,y
heard of clergyman who went jog
ging along the road till he came to turn
pike r... .. t.. .-.... --.. F..
''What's to paY?" ...s...
"Pay, sir, for what?" asked the turn
pike man. .# ..... .-.t ...... rt
"Why for my horse, TO be sure. .
"Your horse, sir; what horse? There
is no horse, sir?" .-ea r. "
''No horse?,' said he. suddenly look
ing down between his legs, "God bless
me! thought l was on horseba OK. -
Sydney ,SmiA. r., go a-u.- .rar -a.
- n l..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TV YHITESIDE. .ManufaetureT OF Boots nd Shoe..
4 : Won't StHSet, three doors above stone bridge
The best Of work for Ladies End Gentlemen made IL
order. - =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

Es-It,s said that Tom Moore one
night, while stopping at an inn in Scot
land, was continually troubled by the
landlady with request that he should
write her epilaph. Accordingly, at night.
he gave, impromptu, as follows: -'" ''.@
"Good Susan Blake, in royal state,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

and stopped, promising to finish in the
morning. The good lady was in trans
ports at this inscription, and treated Mr..
Moore with every possible attention. In
the morning, he was about leaving,
when the lady reminded him that he had
not finished the epitaph. THAT is SO,
said he, and Immediately added f..
"But Peter met her with club,
. And Knocked her down to Beelzebub."
It's said that Mr.. Moore's horses were
in motion Just as be had fnis he'd the last
line. ......- ......
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-06

EwThe Springfield (Ill.) Journal"
states that Rev. Andrew Jackson, a highly
respectable clergyman of color. contem-
plates visiting Liberia in the spring, as an
exploring agent, in company with a small
band Of emgrants from Springfield and
Jacksonville who go out as pioneers of
larger number who expect to emigrate TO
Liberia in Autumn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Markess-Rrrnted hk Isl,ernnL

BUFFALO Nov i2-S u-EIoVK-F.ir hr.in... ,..h
tou 'sr. 100 ses st - u for rod Wisconsin, az
NIchssui IS i'ast IS ia dogrl- extras, WsK,r 80
f.Tel, =" h'u --.s II, a. 5l-h. 4ec COR Nv,s
eisrs toR> duu sud aw-r. .,.. lf@O ha.h a, sfss.4
elo-in- daA a. ns.d- bsurrs BA.LES dull II sD47a ~
't'" o. ~ OsIs qnct aud noHinsi ~ {SGu, Wstsss
s'tscy o; -. Canal sRsfcsTS-{3. on Fl,a, - s'st
tIs bhls fisi. ISIS bu.h Nhe,t SIC bi. R.r.y "a "a
bnsh. Oai. sHifNENTS CANAL-s 81 bbs F,osr is *
to,h lea isS." eusa Com, sti, bG,n Barley 4S 30
Oats. - -Na-
CnoINSAri Nov - 2-FLoUs uaeh.n.e, sale. uurnoo,,.
"HsAf eP ed un'. u'd 80 clos a sc Hoss Gull uoor-
"i' tha, peS", 'sr :" f'e % pack IS 75 ta. rate /,
tie c IS .5, rec-P,s to- az 26co Ia. w..,e
uosvoreole for sa9stisnts Provisions fru Me-, P,rs
sIs god ee' :, nag % ianre delivery Bacon as,c
tHARLtSroN, Nov i2-CorroN qle' .,,e. noinuor,.n,
SsraNNAr Nov - S-'orro> Glh .a-s very tr fiur
OsVt6o, Nov i2-6 . m - tLoUR M I'd s-n..1' - =
fru ~h but htie doing .sr- si~ ba.s. a, ~ 6 sr NJ,
idios; 7e.c - Chesso .Pms In o,h.r Gr.ios uo,sr.
To- NV YORK. Lsse IsPokrs. p, 80 ha.h ws.. islek'
nsr.y Lak~ fxPoRrs 400 bbs Flour a. Ia h - voia-
..,4 iu.h CON; ls'1 bun -. ~ "Aest,
ALBANY. Nov rs m -F.ouR se,. sale. ard receipt.
" lit. Mchissr at 3 CoSN-Notbus doins .,..o, -
RsiIosd lois = 75c bAsLsy very dal ara a. ~, ~
,sr. srd l'as' ba.h Cauacs az 6a.c wHsSY-Sa.n .'
.lc snIRNT>rS: 1910 bu'h ~h,s,. NO cru,~ B.. a.
tHtcA6o Nov t2-FLotS stay Wag,r YER, cnI g,
-. sdy II b2c. OATS hrn. >HigNENrs o D.w.s, roeo k
WHIT REcEIPIs. so0 bts. Flour. l5s ba,a w. ~,
Nosn = Nov II The sal. Of CorroS ,es., w.. "a,
te,.. a, M hansad Irees: Midihor, iidnte
B,LrIvoRE Nov ll-FLoVk -tsady. WaEAr-ReA s,,s
~ >. White 81 5sd ? - CosN se,iy ava nScs,a
Ppovislo,s .,esdy. BAcos 6ru. WHISKY aIa,6 s'N'
rHlL,pELPHts, Nov. II 2-FLovS quet Al sSdsS 81
yr'low slic snd s5G1oc Provisions daL waissr
scarce al =. "a .oc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
DIED.
n Monday. Nov. Q. Mrs,
RRTCF-At william

RRrcT-At Wllismsbursh N Y, on Monday, Nov. Q, Mrs
Tmsb,tb B. Bruce. WIFE Of yohu Bruce.
Nh oec.s,-o devoted wifi. and mother wons pos
,,sng The benz VIOLENT dt.p-ition apai.mnaed aud gen
the great ct patience oIitude espsion Aud sh"l her
Lon he P's.eo a1sy as the qy goa away pass
.gieeo by her De- ply scpd family leaving 70 me- ehnfrn
III, Example Of mt aud holy life Of ~cen1ai 'ni aHeetoa
Blessed the desd who ole N the Lord
BAhYAt No s7 srrirr street, on Wednesday Nov 1o Ann
fancy nsye OF CssIleconer, County Kilkenny Ireland
CAREf-Ou Friday Nov. H. John Jacob Asor Carey aged
ana months
FBANCEs-At herPa'.sg. rom ceyon to the Cape Of
Of lsie Mrs G. h. Fsuces Of Ceyon, formerly OF San
dusky. OHIO, aged II yssrs.
ORAHAm-At No "a West Eighteeuth street, rhurSday
nov H. Henry, only Of J4nes aud Eliza A. Grshaui
HAYs-On Thursday Nv H. the residence Of hi, grand
W,ian days Second Regimen. United state. Artillery.
KETCHAM0D "Wednesday evening Nov 10 of eoosu npton
George h. sor Of Josn W. aud Caroline b. hetcha aged ~
TIE incnd. .nd scqasintancs Of the sny the officers
and puds D.tution for the Deaf snd Dumb the
Coussson Of st. Ans Church for Desf Mut-s respect
fully uved to attend his funeral On sa'ues, Noy w. a.
o'clas D. the a. Church, One hlndfrd and twenty
fih street Harlem, near Third sveuu"
Ral'ieh N G. ana Long Island papers please copy.
LOCKWOODIn this city fndsy Nov. u Anna Louise,
oy doueht, Of Le Gfsua aud Ana Lousa Lockwo1d aged
The inssl services will take piece at Norsat Conn Mon.
DAY, The 18Th met At O'Clock in New'Iiayen Railroad
nsn leaves stl4i.
LFFDFR-A No 80 West Fortyfourih street. Wednesday.
Nov. TO- tne're wife Of JOAN Leeter, ssed - years
months and i5 days
MC(REkDf-OD tTdhy mOrDug. nov H. crOTge mcOrraoy,
uf tbi. 8ist year II his
The and friends Of the smly respectfully invited
bis fduers from the house bis No 10 81 ing
street. SunGsy a'terI loon at O'Clock.
BARSHALL-At At No l6f Wet For'ysecond street. on
WsdIeslry Nov. Il, at Behl'heu, Penn, iismuel T. X.
Msr.hal, IL the Seth year Of his sge
OWENSAt No. 21s Ninth avenue Wednesday, Nov. 10,
Of CONSUMPTION, VIM Owens aged 80 ycsrs.
PENDLETON On Friday, Nov. ~ sudde-y,
vi u, ditcase Of Lea a. the residence o his .onn ~
MT Wn. p Rpnett, No. l52 Union street BloOsyD, Col
Stanton Peudleton, aged about 60 years.
His remains will be taken TO New Haven, Conn., for nternent
on Monday next.
PROBSTn Hohokcn Thursday morning Nov IT, Johsnne
Danee daughter Of John George frobst Ger ioess
aged IS yeaIs and months
RUSSELLOn Sunday A1g ], Board ship Russell Of Bo
Ton, her pas.age Tom New-OTl,aus Ia Havre, 5. w
Russell officer Of ThomastOn Me. On Monday, July
l9 NJ. HtnsnsoI ssmaI. ,uppos' 20 be an American.
TODD-On Friday morning Nov. H. Of scarlet fever Emile
youngest child of Jas aud Louiss Todd aged years
au0 20 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
% attend the funeral this (Sourosy afternoon O'Clock
hom the resd nee Of her parents No u Ami'y place. without
futber notice
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
s.rrs IL AI-caInA
FRIDAY, Nov. l2-P, !

Tie Stock movement to day was downward from
tle stslt. some of the "old line shares, like New
York Central and others, which have before been
quite firm, giving way with the rest of the market,
and giving more weight and import snoe to the de line
The figures established to-day compared With those
ruling q fortnight since seem low EN- )ugh - attract
speculative attention aud to provoke reaction; but
tie market items continue to be perverey against the
bull interest sith the otary exception Of the state of
the morey market. Under such circumstances,
operators for the rise act with great timdity, while
those in the opposing interest offer contracts for de-
livery with increased boldness and take short lines
which wonld ordinarily seem very hazardous. IL is
quite possible that too much stress is laid upon the
diminished busine Of the Western railways safferng
as :'cy are under Commercial al paralysis which csn-
not be considered than atempotny trouble; butt
isauite snnura to expect such impulsve movements
in a downward direction, upon the exhibit of former
earnings a. to anticipate rise upon the show OF favor
able receipts. At the First Board New-York Central
fell off fractiop with moderate sales, but did not
give way decidedly until the afternoon session. when
The ouoa,ors were down to SO, decline Of Y cent
during tie day. Reading wa fraction lowsr. but
corsioerrp lis prominence and activity as spscua-
live stock shows less sympathy in the decline than
M iorit, of the stocks al, in. Tbe lowest cash sales
in the morning were at 81, slich is bot cent lower
Il I'D the bidding price at the close OF Yesterday II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

KELLy-gccoRMArk-In sfcotiyn on r'@sfs'; q; Ss - -,
nfIdrs sr.nisnotb'f ~ y
IT,, b, a.. Rev. " X essr. Mr. Daniel hehJ y H's
NJ, JsT. ncCa~t sek, b1tn of bToosivD.
LFyY-LhNDilF-l la this city, On Igsisy N"v ~ II'
r,yc,nee of l. Isaac, by tbe Rsy Mf " a'' 'n,
Atsbsm q. Levy, NJ D. Of BrOokiyn 70 a's ahAi Lh"'A"
- NDDch Germany +. L.
pOOS-HUNT-Or Th1rsd.y. NV. H. by ne R.y Ii
Rob s Mr. Thomas Noon y; New Jersey, - h d L'''a
Hunt NJ william shuTgI. =, q, -,
ssLFP-MICHAFLs-On wedne'ds, N1v ~ By the
Rev. DR. Muder OF Soneryill', n j. hen'y 81 n'''ri ~
THE cy.
RAIUetiS-PACKER-In Phsdephia, on 1uesfsy. Nov
A. ~ Irl.. Cbuch by The Rev Mr. Lgntorr o. k-sdns
Pa Mr. Kolin N R,iLbun - Mss H.irns rscs r. no.
sCiJoDERoCONOvFR- Freehold, ". j. ou Tuesday Soy
b, ,ts Rev Or Herry NJ scudder OF Arc . inda pr :,
s,u9der If s.1gNors, Nss Aaranua CDlOEer
elo... ssurh,.r o, the lsts Jacob canJver .
THOMPsON-COLsGKOEE- Troy % lhufsoay H's ~
(i.v W n,s Caroline CIlegrOve 81 Troy. -
Nedrestsy Nov. IN, 81 pr
GA sulrvan County, y by the Rev Y. FoTl'r, Nj
Wslse. Wheeler ofthe Hon. . WheeI,r c' Oata"d
NJ ,o M.s MARY Wae,, daughter of Cad Wales. es3 VI
tie form. u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Pas-cngers Arrived
IN .,.nn,Lin Stnr % -. u-


u Jro~ 4.p'upd1-J. ". Msn>
oesie Ronuyossse, Lieut. NJ, ndei and wife, Free
n al Mcclure boy Clas. rea,er. aud wife CYt WAT.
ney j. HAM toa, q. j. Nhe,lsn, DR. Motsn M. hcih sod
iy NJ White, B. Barney, wifi, and family. Col ffAn-
cis Burroughs h. T ~. e, l. ' Schoonmaser j. Some
vr M. Hunt Mrs. E.k. and infaats }. Gda-by H.
J. Booth A = Bond st and cLli z N. ouey, wife aud fam
y Nj. P Mayors c. T. Hnwey, Judge 8osman. Mrs Ham
on NJ, r. nrfk ard iUfaDi Mo II. fauders Ms Cooer
sou, H.elers Woodmsn. ID T. Bradford Geo Johpson
90 Myasn, J. NJ Williams, wife snd family, Mc. Iodsss
Ro.li,r W. L. Or shy. W. Mansfield Mrs A. Far.
! 81, Hon. is. mKbon P. Kius.I~y Capt Pod.and c.
Benz Hon. d. Sn.b. Hon. W. B Grover Or johnson
Joou G.lie,, Mrs NJ Marcsl aud child NJ Andres, NJ Sos
Il. Ellsworth Nf. Fletcher .gd i9fsn ass D-,.nns, NJ
Jaqu.z sho two orhcten HoleBoe chid Ne frndl.
,an, 9 Thomss, M,,rIs d. r. we'd, wifi aud ehh W.
NJ Wil-on aod wife, NJ III Crowt T. 4. Grirr L. w so ws
J. b.awDiug J. Cohen. A. Lignet. q. sesmso Mr. Barnard
Mr' Mercrr Ro-, G. NJ. TUT, James Carroll j. w. FIFE
t'y. w McReyno0s, X Wh.ehous ~ifs aud o1r children
b. to'sr d. X rlaok, h. wsshuston, q. Bishop o. JKown
T. Et'ws York sud .f, " Harm and wife. A. AT
meyer John kobin.oD. Mr. Roch C Rcd J. r. s,isr r
shavns'r g. Roland, Dsgin 4. Em-ry, wife aud co.,
q. tty ore, Z. o. Moore II. schuber NJ. A Judsou g. W.
j.ns. Mn Gorml.y, j. l.: Chaier Mr. l. OK. aud child,
a Csmpe, Cha' Neth-r T.. Campbell, T. Sweeney j. B.
Bspcs Asx Young A Bush sister and chdrenA Led
die and nephew h Rogers. F. Badly, j. NJ Brown
IDfaLts-eud zl5
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
ARRIVAL OF THE SSIAN

The steamer Circassisn, from Galway on the "th
all and St. Johns on the 9Th inst, arrived at l@''
lsr' ev'n'ng.
Her news has been anticipated.
She reports having seei on the 9th inst, o'ow'"e
Se.h from the west, lat 43 10 n, long '' 'o,
.,..,I.d .hn "a uindw,rd. distance six miles
N,ord for her and passed clo-e srOunt her stem al
=, h.r n..,. were GONE. exc.p, the manmasti decks
.,.,, .,d Totally abandoned. Previous to rnnn'hg
.L';,. ,h. ,,,,er was manned by the chef officer
and crew reaiy to lower, but the ship seemed clear
:, ., h.v, beco abandoned for some time. On heI
.,e,n wa, merely the name OF Claude In yellow let
.rr She appeared to De of from 800 to 400 ,dns bur
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
The Royoi Standard Of Grand Turk, Turk 8 lsland

The Royal Standard Of Grand Turk, Turks Island,
Of OFT 70, ssys:
"Tbe quantity of sal: shipped during the past week
has been comparatively small owing to the bols'erous
r.sther wrich has prevailed aud which may be s9id
to have completely broken up our salt season Tor Tins
year We have on hand about 800 600 bushels. Price
sas3 cents.
"The cargo Of the brigantipe River Belle, recently
stranded at Grand Turk, soDsi-tlDg Of -four pork,
corn osts bran and hay. was advertised To be sold on
the s5th of October. The spars, sails, rigging, &C.,
would be sold On III. 3Oth.
The hull Of the schooner Transit, stranded at the
,sue ldsce would be sold the 23I of Oc1ober also
,Le hun, rails rigging, &c, Of the brig Mungo PARK,
on the 96th.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........No
Cleared.

Steamshrs-Cabawbs Bullock Hayans -; Fulton Wot.
ton, HsvTs, W. ;. Dayton.
ships-st Nicholas Qualey Havre Boyd Hncken. Rock.
land. ssrg.Dt Melbourn-, f. w. Cam-fon; Hssr. Atkns
Have. W. :. DTsyron '
bnks- Leland Hn nphrey New Orleans Robson Fo.dct;
Henry "I."n, Chsr.ston Geo. Buk-y Yumur Li-.ss.ns
maisnHs st"v.rs Bros Raifb (uas ClrisiiaDs-r
J. W. Ellv.n a Co. 'F.'
bhs-Lodehsr Temple Elzsb tbpor Foster 81.
b'. pooe, jay, Galveston e ol AIRED Bonitp H.eh Rio
Jsnsro " y freeman e Etort tBr.h Way Liverpool
Collins Mar.b Jsohin, Los'Joy, Mssnxs., w. W Russell
schoon' Trant DAVIS Charleston Van Brunt Slaxbt:
h 40 Jone'i btr.'hil~ b,r soo Co Eranor Ho.m.J
O DmDan; Oriental. Hoyt. Nassau &c A C. Wa.hiaxioa,
Spencer D. hss.e., Alexandria H. Bed-n
sloop-Willard Buck nshan Newport -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
MAR RRDE ID.

ROUIKTN-GOEDECKE-O "Wednesday, Nov. 10, At 81.
MatL.ws Church. BY Rev. Mr. s,ohlnsn Mr. John
h.Lk.p this Miss Catherine Hennette second
aau.r OF Nj ChsIie. Coedecke esq, Of Broosyo, T. d.
rDok-BRUCE-At Wilhsmsburgh Sunday. Oct III, oy
Al. he. w PsItog. John Jay Cook Of OGchess Colnty
- gsnnis w Bre daughter John ard the late Elizabeth
Bruce Th- Msrsgc ceremony was performed al tue re-
Guest sud BY the bedside OF her syinE mother.
S..ba,,,is psJers Jlessr copy.
RI IrIDRD- BUTLER-At No. IS Beecter street, ~ the
r. q Dxof Robsrt II Clifford 10 fanny second dauth'
Ter 81 PsfrJ Butter, esq.
opTosIsRKUM-At Hartford Conn, on Thursdsy. Nov
n =, the Rs,. ASab More. H. Horton OF sS'aohah'
- ~ 80 NJ. Msry A. Larkum 0f the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Ths Central Republican Asso-
cision o Wiliamrburgh met ou Thursday evening, at
TIE Ojeon. Snn.u,l Hginbothau in the chair, aod
oryanized themselves pto Young Mems Republican
A,sociafion Of Wiemsburgh. A Committee of one
from escb Of tie ieveD Wards in Wiamsburgt was
sppoirted 10 effect an organization. The Club have
ady hired the large Of the OdeoD, which they
purpose to convert into clubroom to be open every
evening" Sundays exc pied. The next meeting will
be held on Thursday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

The hasiness Of the Clearing. House to lay was
s7,S42, O@5. The CahaUba t'day for New-Or.
lears, is rep rted TO have taken only $j50,0dO in
gold although the street reports increase the amount
to Ss50,000. Treasury Notes inactive, and Il +
Gents offered without purchasers at P cent pre-
mium The T. cents sell for Gus om-uouse pnr-
poses at a y cent discount The demand for money
continues to be cd rate, while the supply - sup-f
abundant. Call loans are 4d5 T. cent desirable
t,s and the tendency of rates is her toward
lower figures. Exceptional transactions are made at
stlll lower figures The offerings of paper continue
moderate, and some Of the banks taking lines Of
single names from the discount houses at a = cent.
The range is 4d5 y cent for frst-class signatures.
some trade paper having nine months to run having
been passed at 5 = cent The linois Central Rail
roae Company have contracted for the erection of
depot of stone ,nd iron Caro-, go feet long an 80
feet wide.
The following is a statement of the earnings of the
NewYork Central Railroad FOR the month of S-pen-
Ver, 1888 compared with its earnings for the cone.
spending month of the previous year:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Disasters, dc.
,vyae ship Messenger

ST. TnoHas Cd Inst, via HALIFAX ilihJAa mp a. n.,f
and brs Orlando pot s here 10 distress wn' ~, iars
III, ,.,ser.ph 10 Eiwood sl,sr &c Sect d N1es
kosug NOV Capt. Kns,p, Of 'hip Corn-a. e. no
ts. ..rriy-d AID Of opIon that bic sop "s. ss, o H. .
Lt. were ued hslo~ aud th re va NJ onAee
an. TIE wreck lee in about 20 feet "srf -. hs~yy
soue SPAR, rigging Ac stseh. ana s shor. &c ss
sLct.ot the ldth inst e.. poard UnA'u.
IBJ letter 20 El~ood Waiter ESQ., Sec D'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

LECTURES on PHYIOLoGY AND HYGESE.-Ihe
second lecture of this course was delivered NJ the
Ya.ker IDstiiute Brooklyn, last evening, by Dr. A..
n Bell to au intelligent and apprecative audience.
TIC lecturer bgsn with the simpe't forms of All nal
a,d vegetable life and advanced naturally TO the more
complex The lecture illustrated by series OF
paiptiIgs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

asr- i s. af.,. 10 at - o.. d. -...y
noac srd 40 s-~- e. b.ra. -,r- "a pri~.,.
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g. ft. stXr - taf
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b lcr - .tflf 3 ftsus ssc'ous il a.
AIT ~ t-s ark~t a q ho'ss AZ price. q "
or'.suf nth ihr rans- given In 81: We are ~,
csLtly slsi..d u The particulars = preset w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
rived.

Steamship Star Of the West Gray Aspinwsn Ncv s~ce
ucse and pass 10 NJ o. Roberts Stu nst passed ,ssap
illinois, hepcs for AspBwsli.
Ship Jane d. Cooper Bo.on) Collins Hsvre Oct mdse
anc 81 10 C. G. Duncan Co Experienced heavy weather
the eue passsse carried away the split ssu
AID received damage Had cesths and b,rth ya
WHsIson. Of W Nht@beyeD che w4t-rlossed bo.spt,
ioret and nanuss soIe, buwsrts stove fore aud AZ sna
hp sasn ne st -n'y on hrr .Onha o ,h
puma She vss 1ly Abandoned With TIE exc. plon OF
lsre Nv toundlacd dog which With h ng articles were
tsnsi board The Jane d. Cooper No date IN the Ln-
Orssu Nov H. at II u, Sandy Hook bearing n W., dis
Ship Herald Cro~el Cardiff Sept 2s cosl % Chamberlain
R0hins6n -.
Bnr Elizabeth (Brl, Graham. Turk. Island Nov l. TO
=. -.
Bhs Ioisp,nsence (Br moAlnOn, Dorchester 10 days.
buioiig stone 90
Rrg Raund Poud Western Port Even for Boston.
schr. I.-nartns Tmney, Wsr-han, nails -, 80.
schr Weoone Return Clark, 81. George Ne, II day" s'A
scnr Catharne Deal shute Bes, days lumber 20 order
scLr Maatur Welsh B.lf.st II days. lumber % master -
Sim Cora Kelly. fortsmouto, ~ H. days Hde 70 D. V"
L-wis Co
scir Brunette (Br nev) Barker Horton s., days p''
scir Onward Leland. New. Bedford in ballast.
sctr CouE-ciicut, Pratt. Providence in ballast
schr su.sn LDduis Wsidon Providence, IN ballast
schr. l.sac Rich smith, Por EVEN for Boston.
schr. Rio, Chan iler Eizab~thpor for Boston
schr ) 3. Buckingham, Skinner Portland, Ct, stone.
Scbr. Canems Hsskns, Norasik, N ballast
schr Lady Jane sanders. stonington, III ballast
Scnr Sterling. Hills, New Haven ia ballast =. =,
Steamer D-lawsre, Copss Phlsdeipl,A and osPo may "
steamer Carlr~ Aye Providence. mdse. TO I.sac OdeI
O,prsy Kenny. Proydence, udse 10 Isaac ocsl
SAILED Steamship Csbawbs, Bullock Havana ana ne
ra. hip Antarctic sioufrr iGr Liverpool brig EiIaocta
Watts Thonpson for Havana AID aneored a. Quarsotine
lh-s,esuer Alabama shenct for Savannah bGk Ven a.,
Atkinson, CUrscoa