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AcqerrrAL-Mrs. James Price published ro-
nance In the Ohio Farmer about year ago, In
which the real and uneDviable characters were
very plainly intended for James Gay aud VILE
Shortly af er difficuiey occurred in consequence
between Mr.. Gay and James Price and son. IN which
tbs son WAS killed and the father wounded. Gay
has inst been tried in the Clark Ky Circuit Court
for murder aud acquitted Five lawyers appeared
great crowd attended the trial and approved Of the
vapdirt
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1P0CIAI Uo1IoBA.

- Psnsoxs wishing PENNIES, for
change can obtnin them by calling st this 0fics.
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PREMIUM poR A LAVE AFRICAN AT . meeting of
the Executive Committee Of the Chatham. Ga.
and Bingham Agricultural SocieTy, il was unani
mousiy resolved to cffsr premium Of twanty-1vs
dsara for the best specimen Of live African i'm
ported into the United States within the LAST u
mopths-to be exhibited at tho next meeting OF
the Society
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G. Edwards, . lawyer Of New Orleans, and ma
tive Of Virginia, died suddsnly on the I'd inst Of
rupture Of blood veeseI.
temporary negro porter IL Petersburg, VI !.
.Aiked On Friday morning, with the trunk Of
Mrs Louisa G. Cannon, consisting 1850.
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4 CoxvENrIoA.-In Lynchburg, Va. Thursday
night. > convention Of the @Epsolon Alpha,n fra
tsrnity, which had been In session several days,
adjourned. II was composed Of Representatives
| rom the different societies In the country. On
Inc last night OF the session . poem, By John
aunphreys,:of Lynchburg, and an orAtion, by
& Davis, Of Bedford were delivered
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FLEEING FROM THE PLAGuE.-Lstters from Ben
ghazy, via Malta, announce the breaking out of a
very deadly disease in that town and neighborine
villages, carrying off from somewhat thin popu-
lsiion from forty fifty persons day, and evi,
IDENTIFY OF contagious nature. Few of the attacked
survive after the sixth day, and doubts enter
taned whether it was not the plague. The board
Of health at Malta. after establishing mere quar-
ansine of observation, has, at the prayer of the
Chamber Of Commerce, extended it to ten days,
with the depuration In the lazaretto Of all goods
and passengers arriving from BepghaEy. Accounts
from Triopli of the Sth Instant, announce the ar
rival there of the Englieh and French consuls,
from Benghazy, fleeing from the epidemic.
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- FaAKcfs 6MrrH, MATCHMAKER
md Jeweier, West sidc nth. hetween Man ano
aank streets. Richmond. We. Watches. Clocks 80
TaWelry rspsired - cent. cheaper tnen eau 70
lone eieeNhere In the CITY. auY-N
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TousH STORY The Chicago Democrat tells .
story of q young man named George I. eve, who
arriye,, there from Rome Randolph county, Ga,
about six weeks since, with bright muIatto wo-
man. Who he had paid a. 900 for and married He
com menced tho practice Of medicine Last week,
Ma f.ther. DR. Eve, Professor OF Anatomy, in
shc Medical College at Nashville, Tenn, went af-
tar him. with two policemen, brought him away
eom Chicago TO tho South, leaving his African wife
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s HAAhoTH LATaE - The Novelty iran w.,r.
nsve jest completed IN immense lsthe IA 49,
s ssosssemsDs; Is weighs over 10000 pounds. or
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT wArRRBURY. CosN

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WATERBURY, CONN.
WArsksunI Cos., August "A destructive ars
broke out IN this city hstween one aud two O'clock
this morning. completely destroying the main
bulldog Of the extensive brass and copper rolling
mills OF Brown Brothers, situated near tbs Nau-
gstuck Railroad depot great amount 81 bress
ana copper stock IN the mill. oil their heavy rolls
ana machinery, together with their engine, valued
q $4,000, were rendered entirely useless The
surrounding buildlngs, owing to.the stiliness Of
the atmosphers, suffered no iAjssy. Msasrs Brown
brofhers loss 10 from 15o,pe0 . 1lo0O00, $4,000
OF which y covered by insursncs The Are u sup-
posed to have bean the work Of an incendia 8 +
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clscsHHAsi, Aug THE Dsuocresle oonvsntjna
e A.hssss 0hio. yesterday noniexsei Nr, y D.
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New Publications..


"7he Life and Adventures q Major Foyer .Sher-
man Potter. Illustrated by Huber. BY PheIeg
Won Truesdals." This Ia intended for . satire on
snndry Political, military and literary personages
in and about New York. For sale by JAS. Woop
HOUSE and g. NJ. Wssr.
"Bdk Britain on a 7bar." The letters under
this signature, which have from time to time an.
peared 10 the various newspapers of the country,
are here collected In handsome volume The,
10 a graphic episte from our city, 10 hich grace
fni tribute 10 paid to its beauty. and honorable
mention made of some OF its leading editors. For
sale BY @. ID. WEST.
"1ae Famay Aqaarism. by Henry D. Butler.n
The author ststes his object to be to milarss the
family circle with that new pleasure, the .Aquari.
nm" which has superseded the old fashioned nah
siooe In the popular affection. very pretty and
useful little volume. For sale by q. II. WEsr,
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IsaAsITT - most sjngulsr dalusion controlled
mrs Chadwick, Of Peekskilt, during temper.
Ary hts Of iesALty, and which 1naliy led to very
- res.st. eke would constantly repeat the scrin
tsss: III Thy right hand eGend thee, cut Il 81 ,
and on ~ taat weak she severed her rfght Arm
ctser "a from inst below The elbuw. s. =
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A SHLAND ACADEMY. -0n the frst
MONDAY in October a SCHOOL FOR BOYS
wiil be orensdas Ashland. In the county OF Hano.
yer. The course of instruction will be thorough
aud extensive designed to prepare the student for
Ihe University.
Mr.. ChaII les A. Jones, OF Nattoway county, Mes
Ter Of Arts 9, the University, will aid me In the
: III s.u - !. =. psta.i eb's
the age Of fourteen years) with beard in my ON u
family.
Ashland IL fourishing and healthy village. sir.
teen miles north Of hichmond aud easily accessible
ny the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, on which IL il situated
TEaMs--For board and tuition, session Of ten
nnaet: IS. $3.50.
For particulars. address ct @ TUCKER,
Ashland Yrizinsa.
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THE SEVERE THUNDER STORM AT THE EAST.
WARD

BosroN, Aug. GA severe thssder storm wae
experienced ia Esssx county this afternoon A
barn In swampscott was struck BY lightning and
burned, together with the celebrated mare. Lady
Suffolk, valued At $1,000. Young mao 1t Daveit
port, manned Holders, was also seriously injured BY
the iightnina, but may recover. laborer was
instantly killed at the same place by the light
ming while working on . building. Mr. Ira Story
was also struck and seriously injured. No further
fatalities are reported
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FIRE ALARM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Bosfon. Aug 6-12 M.--The noon hour va
struck today on Ill the bells In this city connect
ed With the Ars alarm telegraph, from the once o.
tho American Telegraph Company u Pertains
This novel feat indicates the practicabity Of shs
simultaneous ringing Of the bells throughout ths
world. The event Was instantly followed BY the
ringing OF the bells In honor Of the Atlantic cable
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ELECTION IN NonTH CaRoLISA.-The election In
| North Carolina 10 claimed by the Democrats 10
have resnised In $4,000 majority for Judge ELI,
| fDem over Duncan McRae tDissrbutionist) tn,
| Legislature 10 not changed.
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TWENTY EIGHT HORSES BURNED.
MANCHESTER, N. IL Aug. 6-Messrs Hill 4
Cheney's extensive stables In tails city, we're de
ssroyed by Are this morning, and twentyefgh'
horses we're burned The loss 10 about So 600
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THE ERIECANAL.

THE EXILE CANAI.
SCHENECTADY, Aux THE boat Candor. Of Kirk
willie. paused hero this morning with 1000 bbls oil
-four, the largest load yet
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ToLERABLY LIpEnAJ.--The whole amount OF money
for Charitable purposes given away during his life
time by the late Ames Lawrence, of Massachusetts,
is said to be six hundred and thirtynine thousand
dollars fact which rests the most positive evil
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~PxAru BsRAoss at IL IL cent?;
Or g ss aes y cRrssHAw. ouARLEs-& co.

- Tar UsroS BUIIDIsd FUND CON
...v ri, hola ~ reruiar monthly meeting MON.
DAY evening. &c Mr. Carys School Houss on usm,s
str ct. Church Eli. st So o'clock. Msm0s ~
be present. Sec'y.
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DA.aRnous TRAP.-Seme OF the farmers IN
Naasemond county, Va, having suffered from
thieves stealing their cabbage, have put arseuic
10 them IN order to detect or poison the robbers
Tho Norfolk papers caution their readers ayains,
buying the vegetable coming from Nansemond.
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L.nor SrkYE.--On Thursday of last week, Mr..
David Kingsolvcr, who lives near Abingdon. We.
killed rattle-snake in the road, near his hen ..
that measured Q feet inches In length, 9 inches
"a circumference, With is rattles.
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MuansR.-Woodford Taylor, recently of the
neighborhood Of fredericksburg, was brutality
murdered in his own house, at Gordonsville, Va,
on Sunday night week. Three persons have been
committed to Jail charged with the nurder'-A
slave named Frank, belonging 10 Mr.. A. A. Bos'
ton, free man named Bushrod Jackson. and the
wife Of the unfortunate victim.
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THE CANADIAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

TORONTO, O. W, Aug. 6.-Parliament met this
Afternoon. and the announcement was made that
Hon. Mr.. Cartier, Ia connection with Hon John A.
Mcdonald. was forming Q government which
would probably be completed to morrow. The
House then Immediately adjourned till ten to-mor
row morning.
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MILITARY DEcIsIoN--I 10 Norfolk, Va, the Woods
Rifenen we're about to form two companies OF
over fifty each, and a company was about to be
formed of the same number to be called the Fer.
guson Rifles; the three companies to drill and
parade together, and be in nearly all respects one
company, under the style of the Woods Rife Bat.
talon. The rifle battalion was to have staff,
band. &c but letter from the Adjutant General
has prevented the carrying cut Of the plan. He
says:
40 new battalions or regiments of volunteers
can DOW be formed The separate organization OF
volunteer corps formerly authorized by law, exists
only as to those which were organized before the
passage OF the late act re organizing the militia"
The De RIvIERE "RogANcE."-Capt De Riyiere.
| who was committed to Jail in Savannah, Ga, on
complaint of Col. Blount, was discharged Wednes
day. by the withdrawal of the complaint. Mics
Emily Blount had been sent of homo to Mobile the
day before the prisoner obtained his liberty. Ri.
Were is going back to New York. Determined 40.
to let the case go without doing something, the
court In Savannah committed a constable 30 pri
son for contempt in not producing Rviere at the
exact moment. t-l
CABLE IpEA-The vestrymen of Trinity
church, New York, have determined on celebrating
| the event of the first successful working Of the
4
on their set of bells for hour, after the trans
mission Of the frst message 1t is also suggested
tina. all the churches throughout the country
should follow the example of Trinity; and also
that at tho same hour a general salute be fred
throughout the continent
| Darn op yrrERAN.-Col Henry King, q pa.
| tive of North Carolina, who fought as a private
at New Orleans, and was on the Electoral ticket of
Alabama in Gen. Jackson's first Presidential cam.
paign died on the 18th ult.. In Marengo count '.
Ala He was for many years member of the Al
ALBANIA Legislature.
Muanxs.--Woodford Taylor, recently Of the
neghborhood Of fredericksburg, was brutality
murdered in his own house, at Gordonsviile, Va,
On Sunday night week. Three persons have been
Committed TO Jail charged with the murder'-A
slave named Frank, belonging 10 Mr.. A. A. Bos'
ton, free man named Bushrod Jackson. and the
wife Of the unfortunate victim.
TolsRABLY LIpEaAL.--The whole amount OF money
for charitable purposes given away during bis life
time by the late Ames Lawrence, OF Massachusetts,,
is said to be six hundred and thirty-nine thousand
dollars fact which rests on the most positive evil
deuee
L.nor srAKE.--on Thursday of last week, Mr..
David Kingsolvcr, who lives near Abingdon. W..
killed rattle snake in the road near his hcu ..
that measured feet inches Ia length, inches
in circumference, with IS ratties.
F,xcrYor IN NonrH CsRoIISA.-The election In
North Carolina is claimed by the Democrats 10
have resni,od In $4,000 majority for Judge ELI.
fnem over Duncan McRae fDistributionist) The
Iexisla,nre 10 not changed.
nA~n,aor. T,.u-Savra - 81 -.
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PERsosaI --aoverDor Wise arrived at Old poln,
on Thursday, from Richmond, and took passage
thence for the Eastern Shore, Friday morning, 10
the steamer Coffee. -
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MuruAL BENEFIT LryH lgsuRAkcI
COMPANY. arsr.s
n Pearl street.
&st1.7s W

Capital January ist isss a sss es !,
Paid for losses BIZ death. .oss.. :.
$s4,4 rs 70
s,.,t.ges nj irsuripQ With this company arr
,nsnross sed dividends If IS per cent are ANNUAL
aY maid the Insured Half the annual premium !
~ la me insnred m he ~iph at per IT. intr st
pssse cali al 81 Pearl street and one o 1ui
f.ifs Insurance Books. n
XIV -
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| Ds.rH OF YrrERAs.-Col. Henry King q pa.
tive OF North Carolina, who fought private
at New Orleans, and was the Electoral ticket OF
Alabama in Gen. Jackson's first Presidential cam.
paign, died on the 18th ult. In Marengo count y,
| Ala He was for many years member of the Al
ALBANIA Legislakure.
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CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
s-- NO East Twelfth street,
Near University Place.
o1J T,,t,, sac

THE GUANO from Eide Island, near
the Calf of Ca iforlia, resembles in general
Characters the Peruvian Suane, but has d d'.tinc-
tive feature in its alter uncrn ty of composi
While. it's proportion of Ammonia falls several ger
difference in tue two Guanos brings about that de
sir bic alton, between those prime comronents OF
the Eide Guano, which will give TO it y mere per
manent effect upon the il. ard at the same time
maintain high and sufficient fsrtising activity.
in ,antity nearly equal to the average in Peruvian
GUIANA The due consideration Of these and Tvs 9TH
er natural advantages lust.fies the opinion that
the real agricultural value If Eide Guano approach
es that Of the Peruvian and may be rated la higher
terms than would be deduced in the usnal way of
estimating the money value OF that article, chiefly
from its content of Ammonia
(Signed) CAMPBELL MORFIT.
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RuTTER AND GHEESE. - Just re-
- ceived : lot q Aratrate ButtsF-lo boxes prime
SMTT Rsese 70 kegs Leaf Lard II sale low Il the
nuaILEh u1PUT, Main street, b,tween l7th md
s1 sr ss0ess BnO0KE PLRAEANT1.
~ HHDs, Terre Hau'e Bacon Eides
~ 20 hhds Shoulders. Ee.:sale 81
IA bbL6, and tisrces LEAF Lard; 50 6r-
ktns Leaf Lard. Rof aaie hv ~ - s..
:. s--.-...- -...-...- NJ NALLAOk eOSH.
sshULL'6 n 3 Rum so bbls fruII Z
hlm. hi9h proof .. 4 nne flavor. Il has beeu
On Aano tof soene aDe. FOR sale ~
Ms-e 1Dh0aD DAVENPORT.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug 6.-The yellow fever here Il
very malignant There are seventy-hve cases In
the hospital at present. and the number 10 increas
Ing. It is rapidly assuming an epidemic form.
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BURNING OF A FIGURING MILL.

ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. 7.-Messrs. Cook and Wal
dron's Touring mill at Wilisdsie, Michigan, with
considerable quantity Of flour and grain, was to-
tally consumed this morning. The fire first broke
out In the engine room. Loss Sl2,o00-no insu-
rance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Asg. s The Arago. from southamp-
ton the g. b. has passed. bat her advices gee-
orally have been anticipated BY the Prince Albert.
The Sandman squadron, while on it, way TO Cher.
bonrg, received orders to change lis course, aud
cruise OF the coast of Candia.
COMMERCIAL a =
LIvkRfooL. "Wednesday --1tton closed easter INIT
prices wsre generally unchanxed-sales three days
20 zoe bales. ereeusfor~ touk 400, and sxporrers
l,600 The mara ct closed dull
Manchester advfes sere favorable Tia nrica. n
goods had consider bly advanced
Bfesdstufs were quit Flour closed oui-t -
6d033s 81. "A''' 80
Provisiops closed quiet. Sugar vas arm at Cd ad.
vance Cones quiet. Rosin steady. spirits heavy,
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THE CONTRAC-

E ~ cu1 THE CONTRAC-
u TORS f,r the construction
to employ FIFTY YOUNG Nj EN-, natives Of the state
Of virgiGia. any OF the Southern States who may
und. rstand the -eansRempnt Of negross on public
works. to go to Brazil rs Managers or Furemen.-
They prefer men expef fenced in the construction o.
such works. but they will employ some young men
ed AZ over GERS on farms. They will also employ
men who have been accustomed to work white la
of heavy rock work including Tnnnel'ing. &c. The
line Of the railroad to he constructed viii pass
and Through the Sierra de Nor, or North Mounsaia
20 mites from Rio do Janero, from which, TO- the
fot OF the mountain. 10 raj road il operation
The climateis delightful, being about The same
in the county OF Greenbrier. In this State 10 sur
mer, but mnch milder In winter-mercury in the
thermometer never rising higher than s. degrees in
aummsr. and never falling below IS degrees In win
ter and it Is healthy there as In any part ct the
world. -
Appy In person to the subscriber, at the store Of
w Srr, Pearl street. Richmond Va
an 9-fs ROBT HARVEY
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SINGULAR DEATH OF FIsHERMAN-The Eastport
{sle) Sentinel, says that few days ago a boat was
picked up of West Quaddy, without any one Cd
board. Upon boarding the boat it was found to
be held by a fishing line, which was hauled in, and
upon Que hook an enormous haibut was fast lille
the other hook was stuck in the wrist of the man
1t va. supposed that the fish had been brought
the surface when the upper hook catching the mans
wrist bad dragged him overheard, when the heavy
fish quickly drowned him.
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70 - duse--The negro Madison, Who murdered
has mastsr,J. W. Watkins, Of Sussex county, Va
mas oeen convicted and sentenced to be hung.
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"a FOR BOSION.--The superior.
$500 fast sailing schooner jos. NIcKEaSos,
BAKER Master, having the greater portion Of Ter
cargo engaged. and going on board. will have quick
dispatch. For balance of freight Apply TO
an s-Iw W. col QUIT d co,
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n r BASS ENGLISH AND CLAS
sICAL SCH0OL.-The sth session of my
.chool will commence on the I'D MONDAY, in Sep
teniber, st my residence. on ErapkIn ard 4ih
streets, below Lsidley 4 Robinsons Aposhscary -
The tuition payable quarterly utuzl.
For the Classical Dr. partmept $50 90
For til @ En- gli.h do .. .. - 10
S.-Persons desiring 10 enter scholar will please
call Il e at my residence. Il BASS
an h-dims :. -
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WE OFFER FOR SALE.-5OO tons of
W the above Guauo. described by Professor Nor
1T. Wehaye letters from Connection. AMI from
south Carolina speaking in tho highest terms of its
quality. Some preferring 1t TO the Peruvian
About 5000 tons of this Guano have been sold with
10 the PAST three weeks In New York and Balti-
more EDMOND. DAVENPORT GO.
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TaR RUSH 10 THE GoLD REGIONS New York
Express says:-"The emigration from this section
of the country towards the Pacific. under the Fra
ser River gold stimulus, 10 just beginning to as.
sumo the proportions OF grand rush. The Moses
Taylor, uhich left for Aspnwall on the 9Th, had
twelve hundred passengers engaged, and it 10 q
fair presumption that. could she hud room for
them. che could have twelve hundred more. If
the next news from New Caledonia 10 conhrmatory
of former accounts It is safe calculate that every
vessel hence for that region will go out full. We
| see by our exchanges that emigration parties are
forming In companies OF tens, twenties and Fl +
ties 10 many of the towns In New Enganj, Cen.
trail New York and out West"
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The SUIT AGAINST WoIcoTT.-Mr. Wolcott has
secured the ser vices of Hon. Rufus Choate add
Judge Abbott TO argue the suit brought against
him BY the creditors Of Lawrence, Stone Co., OF
the Bay State Mills. The suit is brought to reco-
yer the ss7 600 which is alleged to have been paid
by the above firm to WoIcott, for the purpose OF
Influencing the votes Of members of Congress upon
the Tariff bill. Ex-Governor Gardner, former
partner in the business, has also had Trustee
writ served on him by the Bay State Company.
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SNorHERlNG BABv.-A boy at Waterto~n, Mass
was left by his mother to watch his infant brother
The little thing cried, aud he after the mother
but she did not choose to return with him. ii.
ran after her a second time, and was again cen
back alone. After while the mother returned t.
her home. aud there sat the boy upon pillow
under which was the infant. The af1rightet
mother snatched the pillow away, but it was toe
late-,he babe was dead. The boy, to silence III
screams, had adopted this means, and the result
was DEATH
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CABLE 1DzA.-The Vestrymen of Trinity
church, New York, have determined on celebrating
the event Of the first successful working Of the
Atlantic telegraph cable, by ringing merry peal
on their set of bells for hour, after the trans
mission Of the first messags. 1t is also suggesse ed
that all the churches throughout the country
should follow the example of Trinity; and also
that at tho same hour general salute be fred
throughout the continent
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A REscUE-Some months ago, W. Bell, of Har-
rson county, Indiana. and his son were thrown
into the Bradenbufg (Ky.) Jail on the charge OF
aiding the escape of slave from Meade county
They remained in confinement until Thursday OF
last week, when two Sous of the elder Bell, who
had been living In California and Nicaragua, hear
ing Of their relatives mishap, returned home, and
crossing the river, in broad daylight took The
keys from the jaer. liberated their father and
brother, and carried them in safety to Indiana.