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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-09-03

Republican State Nominations
For Governor,
HILAND HALL, of Bennington,
For Lieut.. Governor,
BURNHAM MARTIN, of Chelsea
For Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES, of Mortified.
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-.
HON. HOMER E. ROYCE,
of Berkshire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
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TFR"ToNGHr will BE- gala tine s, this fayodte place OF
being Esster Monday Festival also the ist
nish of Manager Purdys Sesson a'o the hst night OF
Drama interest entitled LFE OF THE MoRNoss OF
SALT whal the night promiaent
other cities who have been sdded to the company VIZ
Mr.. G. j. Boniflce Miss Ju,s Irving Mr. j. Nunsn. Mr. J
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h.,orcs Irish Drama by C. w Taylor esq euti,ed THs IL
and the farce Of JvNso JuN are - bs
reformed y ith the above.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
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Cor Hin N 4 BOA.-Wonders on WOndeIs st
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pcsed To NGHr in its bewbirg TsiS A. TER
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Advertisements +, o..t,r. of
The undersigned Inspectors snd W. og, b,virs bad
Weights and mesures in the City q re- So, in uss
frequent occasion 70 the various or char.,.
this city psased te.timop % Co
ter Of taes Manufactured by Messfs T. s a, ,hs oct
md DO oheerfcly recommend them 70 the PI'
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RALPH TRfssLY. Inspector Weights ana ., ~ -.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired Gentleman
h.ytg been restored heath days AFTER of
nervoa. suaerng will send ee ait others copy OF hs
precrion snd supply Of the remedy on esevnsa stamped
envelope bearing the sppcsnt address Direct TO tho Rev
JoHS NJ D,GsALL, No. isS Fukol st, Brooklyn, N. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
fAdve,tisemen,
ASD RTRCIAR-pRO
LILIES EIRI

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LOCKS AND VAULT DooRs-The undersigned hsve taken The
the sale of these Safes which are on
one. IN the marke, that combine fire proof quality with PER
FYor SECURITY FROM Cs and examine or your
selves before purchasing shse,on Safe of any description
FNRBASKs { Co., No. i89 BrDstwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
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Gas GAS-GAS FIXTURES of new and beautiful

GAS, NAS.-phS tNfNt VI ucN oiu oo""tAl'i
us, Spring trade. Cal great msnuiao
turing depot, No. SIC Broadway sso tue new DR. dtfsrt
bn,r.r ARCHER, WARNER ( Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
CoRostR', IseuEsr.-Corouer Smell comnssced q

BRoOKLYs CRY MoRTALTrY.-The total numker
deaths in ths city stweek lo9 Of which SO mSss
SD 81 maes OF ihess le - women 40 boys ssd
81 es 10 dei Of consumption Is Of conyulaon, 81 sostsk
fever o. msas.es s SC. OF tbs above ti
u,.lc me O
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

RIoryR ARREsIED.-Ardrew Qurk wA arrsstsA
on Saturday roor By Officer Ccrby Of The Sixth Precinct
Complaint OF Henry Coleman schsrse Of having hess 80
asg rio. Thursday the reservoir st Ess Nov
York lie resides in Eleventh street. Wismsbursh and dses
no: deny participation In the riot He sui to Qussas
County 10 aver the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

ALARM OF FrRE.-About III o'clock on Saturday
AZ asm Of fire caused by hemp rubbish taAins 6s -
the rope wax OF NJ Wsebuy in Bushvick svvaus |, ~
eEtin su,shsd " nh but tfihins dsuss-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

TIE Rev. b c. ssTH. P,sstsburts. N-sYosk.-"I W.,
weJ rrpiet TO fad ny gay hsir sui1ed .. whoa Wa
by the us- of Mrs 5 A. ALiys'S Wostos dNs
REsro sAo ZTtosALSasvs. D-pos. No SO Br'one-..
N. b. Sold eyefJwbxr-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Tn, ,Vsrsoys WOMAN FoUND DEAD IN AWHiSSi
BARRtL--SrPPosKD MURDER.-Ihe body lounu
packed awsy in whisky cask, at the freight aeP" 0,
tee Hudsoa River Railroad Company, corner OF Caua
ard Washington streets Friday last, as areau! '1
ported IN Tmr TRIBrSx, proves to be that OF iemhS
Instead Of a man, as at first supposed. mere Tue
rsmaiDs came from, e1cep, tha. they were brought
over the New-York Central and Hudson River Kali
rosI to this city has 70. yet been ascertaned but the
officers Of the aforesaid railroad corporations are acting
10 concert with Coroner Hills for the purpose Of solving
the mystery Teegraphc dispstohes have been sent
D. Buffalo Niagara various other important points,
hoping thereby to obtain some information going to
SLOW the name and address Of She person or persons
forwa,iiny the body to New-iork, the name Of the
victim. cause Of her death, Sc.
The req ans were moro thoroughly examined on Sat
uiday &, Coroner Hi!s and most shocking spectacle
WAS pr, .etted. The legs had been chopped or sawed
ot a. toe thigh; the Dtestines, as well a. al
tae O,h,r internal organs, except the heart aud
Liver, were mi,sng, they doubtless having been taken
from tie body so as to prevent the discovery OF the
uurde' ~ murder it .. The right leg, near the ankle,
"s' nearly severs1. and presents the appearance OF
sAv1s beea cat VITA lvQ hatshet OF sx. Thers Is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

T.. Rev J. D. GssswoLD. s-hr x.on. New Himpshire.
"P'ns,e inf5 IN Mrs - whcr. your Mrs 2. A ALLEhs
BAIs EEsrossR ZlLOsALSAsvs BE- purchased IL Bs
You may ry tas. they 81 they purpo
be- Depo, No S1S Boome ct. N. \. Sold
Prtsoai irte re.tei. nose morrow Sdser.iIcmsa;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

T. Pey. J WIZ Brcekyn L. - an happy 8 90
testimony to Mr. All Ncsl rs Has RSsrosss
ZsLoasLSAsps sDd thankfully 1w,-dSe q.
iDs b-las-s end sryze.- D.pO NJ SS BrOoEs e.. ~ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
4 iAjvr''i.snectl
The Rev J. II. CORNELL, Corrrsponi.nE Sa|re.

tsrv Of e.. BoGd ofS5ciso OF Refr Daca caurch S.S
Nort -" Mr.. 5. A. ALLXNs HosLDs HAiE RESrOssk Aso
os SAruN ud By ieis i've pseys1ied the finK n to-
sr stored for bcics Rrsy 10 ~ orsns besa sd
sos,y Gscs" DvPOi. No. S> 3ro91s-s. y \. SID sssy
pk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

THE PRIsNATIc LIGHT CoYTROyERsr.-ln auunn5
10 the patent controversy between G X. Jack-on
Co. and Thaddeus yatt, correspondent al a'"-
ipeon, on the let ipst stated that the Comm''lo1.H
e Patents had rendered decision in favor oi 'i'
HYATT which, We are ass1red is incorrect, inasui-'H
ns the matter is still under the constitution o. 'n'
Con missioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
Seycssl .i,nessa~ wers s,.a,,s.a a. ,hi. "a.

ser Seycssl srness~ we're sseoised ea ,bi, possf
who ,sbtsntis;ly tee,i6ed that wheo q str.~s va
ore. q 90 f.r az 20 admit OF comnon traye AL NJ
falls 0fie dsnge p'sces sere psrmlstej /, re-
N a,n y VISA ,he fsult CT 'he owner o. tis p.oosrv
Tsc eS de,ss being concluded .se Jury snsr sSssS
sb.erce. NJ, urred the following vsdct:
We fit 4 thst Moses y Ro-s aad bis son were pss-
f,cty eober AZ the tms C tie scriient. snd BY -
msS, car. pays being ace cr the old fsln his hsrvs
got INTO Re vrOrg track instead Of gong through
Sixth st,ss, aEd was driven oh the back, whea, oy
tie over.uruirg Cf The carrsge, they were iatandy
killed We ctrsUfe tue owners of the properly -
that ylcuhy for leaving The road IN ina, coadiuos -
So 20 hs dangerously espo-"d.
Decessej was a uan Of temperate habits. anda
c, mfoItabe circumstances. He was O msnrsscturH
of cutlery aud plated wsre and dealt estensivsy wth
ire Is.al n erchaats in New-loIk aud Brooklyn. He
leaves wife snd three oh ldren TO morrn els loss.
The Temaits Of the deceased conveyed 10 thed-
late residence yesterday whence tac fgaers Will tsEs
pace Ia morrow.
THE FUNERAL os YoUsG Ma. sAsrxLs.-AA
fune. Of ChsEes Ssnve whose murter body found 10
,he East River ;.w Cay. since t:os ps a: hs f.'n.s
ss:le.d IN fol, Of horse aud By the time the
,e' ~se commenced 'oue ho, ,aa' OF ger.on' mss nsvs
Dr. Farley Of bc Church Of tie ssor Perpol, and he
rensins werr tsken to wood Cemetery for nt.uss
cOmps3ied BY s,e citizens among them
psns ieti,oft ne deceased in s6Oay wesns crsps
r.s On tie d be4ns Ss n.ue sOS ". oiiesss rss Soiy
sseAposed 70 view r the morning btt kept sssed frg
tse sfteinoon-
ROBBirG A SCHcoNER.-Sergeaut Ferry OF tAa
Third Disio Police arrested Richard Dean Saturday ns
charged with rotng the ~recking schooner Excelsior yias
Atlantic Deck cf her Raging prs,r wschmsn obssrvcA
Dean With ard after seetns him load with informed
the officer who immediately to the sccgsed into oI,tody Id
committed 60 AVA essui iDatOn.
CoRosFRS INQuEsr.-Coroner Smell commssced -
nqe.t Saturday urcn the boiv Of James NGue ~hics
" 10 the Of Sscte
Friday. supposed By his friend. thai he had w.
victim Of foul pay In consequence OF bruises hs hesA 80
face The bruises however very ssht and In the oStako
Of the Corcre such might have been caused BY coming N
with stones in the wse- Several witnesses
b. examined to-day until which ue the tavsstss
iioa was sd urned
BRooKIYs CRY MoRTALTY.-The total aunbsr
deaths in sciy l,week los Of which SO mSss
SD 81 hmaes OF hess l2 - 40 boys asd
81 es 10 died Of consumption. Is Of conyuon, Of scssk
fever oi msaes OF ., Pox. &c OF tbs above t wsSs
UutcT one yeer Of age
RIorER RARRESIED.-Ardrew Quirk wa arrestsA
Saturday rQor By Officer Coby Of ths Sixth PrcinS -
ccmrant Henry O. Coleman charge Of having esa
the rio. Thursday Last al the reservoir Es Nov
York resides in Eleventh street Wtsmsbursh end aseo
no deny participation in the riot He ssu to Qussss
County 10 aver the charge
ALARM OF FIRE.-About II o'clock on Saturday
An alarm Of fire caused by hemp rubbish taAtng hrv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

FA1Aitr POISONED by MIsTAKE.-Coroner Perry
he'd su inquest al Bellevue Hospital on the body OF
CAl.es Foley. who died froa. having been accidentally
pO.soDed. Some two weeks sSo quantity OF arsenic
tsi been purchased by member of Foleys family for
tie purpose of poisoning rats, aud placed on the man
tepiece 1t had not been used, and some days ago
Foley seeing the deadly mineral the shelf tasted it,
not knowing the nature oft. The arsenic being pleas
ant 10 his taste he took of it and unfortu-
n,,e.y, tic quantity taken into his stomach was too
great 70, nature to resist and, yielding to its effects he
was pros rated on sick bed He contiOued to grow
worse under the medical trestment he received, aud
was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital, where death en-
sued. The jury rendered verdict of Death from
accidental poisoning" Foley was fifty years OF age
AID native of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

MAN BrATEs AND ROBBED. AND SUPPOSED
DEATH FROM The IsJrRiEs lSrLIcrsD.-A man
named Barnes Foye who lived in Eighteenth street
near Ninth ayeIue Gowanus died at his residence at
an early hour yesterday morning as supposed from
irirfies inflicted by two named Michael Mahoney
AID John Bahan the evening OF the 23d UT. The
circumstances appear to be as follows: On the alter
neon OF the above date he received check for so
from Charles Devln in New-York, and had it csshed
at the brokers' Office OF Lawrence & Co. 10 Nassau
street He then came to Brooklyn and rode to the
corner Of Twenty. fret street aud Third avenue, near
which place Mahoney keeps liquor store. He entered
and bought 25 cents worth of brandy ard asng his
roll Of bills out of his vest pocket gave Mrs. Ma
honey one dollar and received the change. Mahoney
ar Bahan present and saw the bills. lie then
eft for home and when in Twentieth street, near
Seventh-avenue heard footsteps behind him and has
tened his speed, it being then about lO O'Clock. lie
had not proceeded far when he Overtaken by Ma
honey and Bahan, who, as he charges, peat MN Vio
ertly about the head and breast and robbed him Of
his moLey. He confne to his house for several
days in consequence of the injuries iclcted and 10
the mean time the accused arrested by Sergeant
McCsue and officer Lott of the Eigntb Pfec net On
Thursday last the examination Of the parties on
the charge OF highway robbery, was commenced
before Justice Baokly, Foye having recovered
sufficiently to appear ard give hs testimony.
1t was tlen adjourned until Monday today The
deceased was seen walking about snce THURSDAY and
Oh Saturday evening went to Third avenue to wtnessa
political procession On returning home he telt ex-
hsusted and went to bed. He grew worse during the
night and died in the morning. II appears that some
a the friends of the accused proposed To compromise
the mstter by giving Foye s.. lie took tho money
but tod them he would not consider the matter settled
until lie got the whole amount. The deceased leaves
q wife and three children. A post-mortem examina
ton win lie made this morning, when the Coroner VII
proceed to investigate the case The accused ares
in jail.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

SUPERIOR COURr-SPEcIAL TysM-APaL 3-Bcksrs
Judge HOFFMAN, .
lakewood agt Merceresu.-Motioa to discharge
defendant, from Imprisonment deuied.
Nores, executor. sgt Woodworth.-Motoa TOR
uew ,risl denied with 8 10 costs
Bydenburgh sgt. Laton and others.-Special Jug
,ert d.-ed se ips rghts Of parties and reference
Althause agt. Radde & Russsll.-Complaint da.
missed with costs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

RoBRIsG ScHcosER.--Ssrgeaut Ferry OF taS
Third Dis,riol Police Richard Dean
charged with oi1s the ~recAns schooner Exe,'Or yiAs
Atlantic Deck o her rigging priNs.r wschmsn observe1
With and after him load with rope internsea
the officer who immediately ook the sccgsed into custody Id
committed 60 AVA es smi ioauon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Doc STE.LISG 40 CRIME 1t seems BY the rulng
Of our courts dog rot property aud no action VIII
lie against rogues who make practice OF steahns
them. This has given an impetus to rascalty 10 tn1
direction, aud people who have valuable dogs 1--we In
constant fear of losing them person resdlog IN the
Eleventh Ward had q valuable Newfoundland dog
wi ich he had refused to sell for 800. Some monih'
since the dog was stolen from him, and after seafcn
it was found in the possession of party wno hguled
very onspicuously in murder in tbiscity. Inns
person refused to give Neptune up to his owner, ana
the hitter compelled to swear that the brass eGs
his property, ard with the assistance o sh oiIs
be seized his dog and conveyed him home. Dg' tue
de- steaer was not satisfied ard he made an eior1
tw days stree to take the deg by force away from
boy who had him in charge while waking Ia .le
B ;wery; the lad however, called policeman, ana
NEPTUNE was marched off TO the FouTteeu'h W W ara
S,ation-House and locked up for the rlshf: u. Il
the owner called fer him next day he found Nep.-D2
nm epsely diseusted. and to all appearsnce disposed
TO bring an action for false impri,onment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

ARRlSr on SrsPIoIoN oF ROBBERY N BALTIMORE
TIM NOTORIOUS JACK HAIfnLDAGiIs IL Crs1oDr.
On the 2C,h Ut ceik IN the employ Of Msssrs +.
Prate & Brother Baltimore went 10 the Farmers and
Planters Bark in that city for purpose of deposit.
ing $1,000 IN bills Nirgitis bsnks but after lie had
placed tie valusble pscksge on the counter some
ad-o, thief fastened Up it, while the attention of the
clerk ives temporarily called Into the street and left
the Bauk All tffots 20 secure the thief and recover
the money have thus far proved unsvsling Various
pa,.es have been suspected Of ting the robbery
smong whom is Jack Hatfield noted thief and pick
pocket who in years past has operated very extensively
in this city lie has been arrested by our Police on
suspicion Of being concerned in the robbery and de-
tanned TO swat an examination. Jack says ne can
prove On shbi and corterds tha. he was in Newiork
On The day of the robbery. Hatfield hss been very
s-ccestu in bis career Of crime and is reputed to be
very wealthy. lie is tde owner OF sevcrai brown
stone resittces up town. deals largely in stocks ana
y band il glove VITA Wssy buiA AL bssn u Hsa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

QUARANTISE.-Some much needed improvements
have recently been made al this place. One especially
deserves mention, the lighting Of the grounds and
hospitals. Lights have been placed at convenient
distances from each other, that the entire hospital
nclosure is well Illuminated. large beacon light
has also been provided, which serves the two-fold
purpose of lighting the waters Of the bay and afford
ing better accommodation for shipping arriving during
the night. These improvements will doubtless prove
Of great utility by enabling the officers of the irstitu-
ten ore eectualy TO prevent and detect any viola
tion of Quarantine regulations. We notice that
full arrangements are complete for the rigid exc
cu,ion of the health laws of the port. The Quaran-
tine buoys located the first of this month and
all vessels now arriving subject to visit from the
Health Officer. Stiot obedience to this provision Of
the law will be rgidly enforced. With sufficient
police force-recently grapted-at his command, the
Health Officer will be enabled 10 compel due observ-
OF law the paIt OF vessels crew and .ssen.
gers arriving at Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

The nativity table gives 332 natives of the United
States, GO of Ireland % of Germany, IA Of England
of France, of Scotland, 2 of Sweden, of Wales
| each of British America and Belgium, aud un-
known.
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Children three years old under ee these over three
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty FIVE had al the
office OF the Master Of Transportation Merchants fam
lilies reside the line OF the road procure tickets pack
ages Of TWEEN five for their personal rate
1t is expected that Saturday Evening Train will started
about the lst of May next far Magnolia Returning
will arrive at New Orle.ns about o'clock A. on Monday
Freight Train will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday returning will arrive New Orleans
on the same days tregnto leave the city days
must be At the depoI by O'Clock p NJ day
the day of leaving Due will be given when freight will
40 NJ WAnTEy Gaparai
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Telegraphed to The New Orleans Crescent
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
fsr rHE s1rIozsL Lrsrs.

u.x, ,o
hAIlFAx' April 2S.--The Royal Mail steamer Can
ada arrived here to-day bringino aa,.s - ~, ,o,,,
INST from Liverpool.
Liverpool Marks..
LIVERPOOL, April iO-Cotton saIea so, 81. ,w...
$4,000. Early 10 the week all grades were Consider
ably advanced, but they subsequently declined
market closing at an advance OF To /.
Consols for money 96I to s6l.
LIVERPOOL, April l0~-Cotton, Orleans fair. ma.
Midding, 1916 Uplands fair, 7ld.: Middljng
Gid; Mobile fair, 7ld.: NJ ddng. 6 I3-lsd. The
whole stock in port is $4,000 bales, Of which 32s
Voo are american Advices from Manchester are un-
favorable. ~ tt,
HAyRs.-orleans tres ordinaire, 1927.
o, Wss, aprli ig-f'cna9ason; Spence Co
Red Wheat e. - e. "a GO "a - ssa D 81 - s ~ z2s
ios s,sad. "a - & os 'o ofh % 70 sss 90. fross
Lard firm Sugar oaiet-the market unchanoed
Rice declined Cd.
London News
LONDON, Apii lO.--The grand iurv of Iopdor bave
indicted Bernard, Alison. orini and other sr an n,
tempt TO kill the Emperor NapoIeon'
Money is abundant in Iordnn Tha p,,r;or q, a.
Bank Of England has decreased f3,I75 900 during
the week
hme5lcnh S hahroao Securities slightly declined
''o'As uuii v.-,.., r.,,, sff -t
English Fiibusters.
Accompany Of English iIibusters established them.
selves az one OF the spice Islands, fortified the place
ana levied contributions on the natives but upon the
Appioacn oi tne Dutcn troops they abandoned the
place.
France
serious misunderstanding il reported IN have oc
CURED between the Emperor and Prince Nanoeon
cb;,. -
c,. onina.
assembling around Canton in large nnmbe,s deter
mined to retake the city.
Dispatches have reached Paris asking for rein
forcement to the French troops now in and aboui
| Canton. '
War in Arabia.
The Arabs in the vicinity Of Alden intercepted the
army supplies on their way TO the fort They xe,s
attacked by the British troops and alter so-s ,t,
skirmishng were routed.
| Turkey
IT.. r, Aey'
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Vocal yntsIIiarnft.

The oREvAssE keeps up the fight with the pile
drivers beautifully The volume Of rushing through
must be greater than for whilst the Of Greta
and Agersose four inches day in the early part week.
yesterday rose five inches The Pavilion Garden Meop
oghve clcely menaeed-only Bfy the en-
eroaehng food, and only five six inches above IT, Mr.
Holmes of the Garden together with Mesrs Thos Brooks
A. Gay and JAS kncad. engineers, have during the pa
week been exploring the swamp and the opening
Of clear water route from Agers TO the opening
into which expect the public viii pitch largely with the
assistance of Mr. Holmes shifts Great crowd, of ladies
gentlemen visit the now is really interesting TO
see what a fight 1t is to fight river broke loose.
FREE DIsPESsARY.-Weekly report of the Free
Dpensay Of the Hew Orleans School Medicine on Common
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REMARKABLE PHEsoNESoN-The Providence Jour
nal states that while the New York and Worcester
train was passinv Natick, few days ago, early in
the morning, ball Of lightning as large as the two
fists Of man descended ran along the telegraph
wire, and exploded with a report loud as a can
non. The wire was consumed, and the posts within
space of half mile we're sbvered from top to bot
tom. The passengers on the train were greatly
alarmed, as the ball of fire was all the time in sight,
and the explosion seemed as if beneath the cars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-24

FROM MAURITIUs. Adyices from Port Louis.
Mauritius, are to the 18th Of February. Severe
weather bad been experienced in the neighborhood
Of the island but the vessels in the harbor did not
suffer much. The rains that accompanied the storm
benefited the plantations for the coming crop. but
the standing canes would it was feared, be injured.
Through these circumstances it was considered that
the sugar crop would be about 5000 tuns less than
last year, or 10000 tuns Money abundant.
There were great many vessels offering for freight