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PETITIONS.

PETITIONS.
Of Price, Crawford and others, asking that VIM
Filmer be allowed to run a ferry across the Cuya-
hogaat the old river bed. Referred to Committee
on Harbors and Wharves.
coNMUNIc ATOMS.
From Board of City Improvements, recommend
ing that Franklin st be graYelled and graded. Re
ceived and filed.
From same Board, recommending that gas light
be placed on Columbus st. and Center st. Referred
TO Committee on Gas.
From c. D. Bishop, City Civil Engineer, present
ing a contract with Th4tcher, Burt j Co., for the
construction of Lighthouse Street Bridge. Con-
tract approved.
From Committee on lnfrmaTy, presenting ac
counts, &c. Report adopted.
From J. W Heisley, City Attorney, submitting
contract with James Bulge, for the erection of a
schooIhouse on the corner Of Hudson and Sibley
streets and stating that Mr.. Bulge wished 4 clause
inserterted to pay for extra work on same
Received and filed
REPORTS.
EOf Board of City improvements, TO whom was
referred the claim of h D. Kendall Co, that the
city is not liable for the damage done TO their goods
by the erevasse in September, and reporting ad-
verse to paying for the same. Report accepted.
OF C. d. Bishop, City Civil Engineer, that he
has received but bid for raising the center pier
of Lighthouse Street Bridge, and that from S. NJ.
Styles. Received and filed.
OF Board of City improvements that it is neees-
sary to construct q culvert across Park st, and
presented plan for such eulvert Referred to
Committee on Streets.
OF D. Stewart, that he has weighed los loads of
hay on the West Side during the month of October.
Received and filed.
OF Judiciary Committee TO whom was referred
the claim Of G. L. Chapman for services as Ship
Channel Commissioner for the space of four years,
and monies paid out By him in the service of the
city reDOrtilp that he is entitled to his claim OF
SC. Laid on the table.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Winslow the Civil Engineer be au-
thoTized to contract with s. NJ Styles TO revise tho
centre pier of Light House st. Bridge. Adopted.
By Mr. 0yiatt,-that the City Attorney be au-
thorized to dismiss the action agains1evi johnson,
to eject him from the place now occupied by him
on Front St. Adopted
By Mr. Thayer,-That the Board of City In
Provements be requested to expend the urexpend-
ed tax on ScoTiIe Avenue, for repairing said Av-
enue Adopted
CLAIMS.
OfAngier House, S22, 90; Referred to Committee
on Claims. N. NJ. STANDARD, S2l 90; Referred 10
Committee on Markets. Peter SavaL, S3s, rs /;
Referred to Committee on HarDors and Wharves
Wm. Collister, Sl42, Go; Referred to Committee On
Schools.
By Mr.. Thayer, That the City Attorney be au-
thorized 70 insert a clause in the contract with
James Budge to pay him for extra work. Adopt
ed.
ORDINANCES
The ordinance presented BY Mr. Rider at the last
meeting to prevent market men from eongregating
in public Streets and to prevent forestalling mar
kets. Ref. to a Special Committee consisting Of
Messrs. Thsyer, Ryder and Herrick.
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HON. JOSIAH QUINCY

BOSTON, NOV u
The injury to Hon. Josiah Quincy, Senr., last
night much less severe than at first reported.
He will probably be about in q day or two.
BosToN, Nov. 8.
Hon. Josiah Quincy was seriously injured by
being run over in fremont Street this P NJ.
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FIRE.
New HAVEN No,

The large Daguereotype Case Factory of N. C.
Hail. in Park street, in this city, took fire this
ming and was destroyed. Part of the stock was
saved Over one thousand persons are thrown
out Of employment. Loss about $4,000. H.
sured in Hartford, New London and Springfield.
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New YoRK, Nov. 9.
Snow aud rain has been falling here since early
in the morning.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool the
eth nit, is coming up the bay.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, NOV. 10, 1855
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fuller Co.-Furs, Buffalo Robes Cap. sc.
L. Benedict Sons-Hats, Furs Buflio Robes, sc
Festival at st. Johns Church. (West Side)
Law Law l-Lectures a. Bryant, Folsom Stratt1nl
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YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 8.
There has been deaths in this city during the
last 4S hours, of which 5 were from yellow fever.
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GUITAR.-J. H THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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EOR SALE-YEKY DESIRABLE

k'Uh OALE-F EhI NOIIsADIL
n VACANT LOTS Erie street, between Superior and
Euclid streets, lOts-5OX 1872 feet
PRGISPHCT ST-Near Hudson street 51I90 feet. Also
near Cheshire ST ,63xl99
RoCKPORT-Seyen acres miles from the city near
The Plank Road-L0g House and Stable. $500
GRIST NILL-WATER POWER-Nith OF
land dwel q and baTR 20 miles from The city. Mil md
marhnery all in good isr and dOing gO0d business
s4OO0 ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
ssp4 50 SUPERIOR Street
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papfr 6angcrs.
Bnar0ina.

POARDING.-T House No. "a
ID Public SQUARE and BY the Stone ChurchOne Of the
peasantes locations the cityis being thoroughly
pRired. and will opened for BOsrders October st
Families wishing furnish their rooms, can be ac
commOdaied with large and convenient rooms and bed
rooms; and Single B0arders and Day Boarders VIII ind
good accommodations, rea>0Habe terms. Lzdies not
seg27 s W. BURRITT.
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WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOE
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM!

BECAUSE IT WILL, in all cases,
- safely and efecually that much dreaded scourse
Of the WesChlls, Fever and AguewithOui fail; and Ia
all viii counterart the poison Of Malaria which
fact thousands do testify, AMI, unlike all other nostTu
ionic ii is unsurpassed We viii offer few evidences oi
its worth, by men of influence and high standing.
Princeton, Ill, Sept 2Oth, 1851
DR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSAM in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects in hundreds cases. and
case failed produce the most happy effect can
most cheerully recommend it as a certain specific for
ChilIs, Fever and Ague and Malarisus Diseases.
Truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ. D.
Marshall, Mich Feb llth, 1857.
DR. MANN X Col have sold large amount of your
AGUE BALSAM in this vicinity and from my personal
knowledge OF IT, believe It the best remedy lor Chis
f'''' anu Respectfully ;tf i Yours 9. A HYDE.
AshtabuIa, Ohio, Jan lst. 1858
MEssRs s K MANN Co.-Gents: In canvassing the
States u Ohio and Michigan for the sale OF the different
allied observe the great that your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for itself 10 every place where sold II
sales rapid than all others II is tesned TO super
seje all other ague remedies IN the market. .-,
Very Truly Yours, A. s. HENDRf-
New York, Feb o. 1883
in St Louis, sold your AGUE BALSAM three years, and
aVe carefully observed effects CURING aud must IN
sll c3ndgr, do not believe us equal exists IN a she
world of medicines To my personal knowledge y mas
cured permanently every ime and have known It used
after otter remedies mad Dsen tiea IN vain viii tne
known but what remained cured, for at least thai
season nave no hiI hesilaIl9h 9 lure IA a per
Respectfully Yours PROF u J. hOOD-
S. K. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
= GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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CITY COUNCIL.

TUEsDAY EVENING, Nov. 9th, '5s.
President Cofinberry in the Chair.
Present-Messrs. Ransom, Weber Senter, Oviatt,
Winslow, Thompson, Detner, Herriek, Masters,
Thayer, Ford, and Rider.
Minutes OF last meeting read aud approved.
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s. N. SANFORD. A. NJ, Principal.

is b to enter upon IS i sNhso orur rhe
Gia aN ac0E Esany6u m enaHl
yin U U
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
fequed County, ug@
nIt E ~u OF La uP f NI S wI ede
Physician gsN City
dCEselc rTana siaan
Mex Term comm ss%andc0
Eermn Information ppy MSws
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N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
es the largest assortment of tbs approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for nesr OF far
ighted are ground under ms inspection by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care so as to
the eyes al cases, curing Weakness, DEERsss or
Inflammation Of the Eyes and imparting strength for long
reading fine sewing.
EF- N II Solomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale Of hislenses.
u Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES nj
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES. &c. kept hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
C0ce IS Superior street under the American Hotel.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS
the unanimously received healing and heathgiving
medicines OfIhe nineteenth century. The Ointment when
applied to the surface penetraes the hidden radT, or
of the dsease-augmenn the agency of the Pills IN
eKpellg the of sickness almost every allment
that heir Sold the mandatory, No so Mai
den Lane New York and By all Druggists, &c, &C. anu
81 per rot box. nOvs%
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The ordinance presented by Mr.. Rider at the last
meeting to prevent market men from eongregating
in public streets, and to prevent forestalng mar,
kets Ref. to Special Committee consisting of
Messrs. Thsyer, Ryder and Herrick
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By Mr. Thayer, That the City Attorney be au-
thorized TO insert clause il the contract with
James Bulge to pay him for extra work. Adopt
ed.
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Real Gstate Agrnts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN u r A n G E
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
fehIa

febIs
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FARnNiast, Ar 5 acres res mills from u 5hs elly BY
alladi good pro- ucye sol goed belIl9ssi - acres OF
change IN PlT for Other good properly s5e per acre
lotto exchange Tor farm would prefer one IN hs vin-
ASHr 4BULA CO.-Eear Ashisbula; Farm of $50
acres variety Of excellent sui large and good huild
ngs; fne orchard about % acres tlmler-w eIchang'
PUTNAM & PAULDING CoS-Sons fine Lands in
he DuboeSe G aad Pace raroaI 50 miles
from Dubuque 32) excellent prairie Land-Egiu
'FE twenty nj Kiassa sreet and the
City line, with stream Of water running tLToash-Wi
100 ACREs-in Pierce county Wisconsin, nesr the NJ is
WOOD sTEThroe Two story houses and lots; good
Lucas CO.-Sixieen miles from Toledo; 80 TO
change for a small house and lot N the City
nov2 Real Estate and Insurance Agents
NOR SALE. GRANGER STA
II good stony House and Lot! q by l5O feet with
MARION sT.-Good House and Barn, with Lot, 50 by
ERIE ST@Doube frame House, and Lot % by 1l5fee,
ST CLAIR ROAD-A short distance cas-. of Euclid Sta
on; Earm Il acres; soil sandy loan; with large farm
house Bs5 20 prekSrd r. SIS Per sgTf stree, .
e COTTAGE ITIE AGE & LGT-Near Perry strsos
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
III
Natered with good coal mine ready to vgrk
s. per acre Will exchange for real II this county
FULTON Co-l6O acres ~ miles from Railroad TO e1
change for City property
NEWBURGH.-2l acres. with new house and barn and
considerable fruit 70 exchange for house and lot IN the
CASE AVENUE Nice Cottage House. with large lot
To exchange for small iarm. 50 O00-
PERRY ST.-Larre cottage well built and finished,
with fruit and shru5hery also stable Will take sa
house and lot IN part pay
90 ACRES-du, mie west oftl city line on plank oad
20 exchange for a house and lot IN the city.
nor SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
IL COTrAGE-Eight r. 0ms-with good Lot, Barn, nc.
Ip first rate ordeT-neaT PeTry street. Sl6OO.
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES-ln Parma.
FORTY ACRES-Of good Farming land-21S miles from
"a LARGE WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSE, AND
LOT-Wel located and near 10 business
NOR SALE. SUMMIT Goa
la-ge building well located and Suitable for public
huuse stor-. with sores Of land 81 go.
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
Sa3JG.
summit St to the Lake Very cheap.
20 ACRES Near ST Clair Road. 81 miles from the city
'WIIOUGHBY.-FaT Of ls5 coed sol. and build
ings well fine Orrhsrd and IS acres good timber
p p'' ROUSE 8 JENNINGS.
ul2s Real Estate Agents.
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OF Price, Crawford and others, asking that VIM
Filmer be allowed to run ferry across the Cuya
hoga at the old river bed. Referred to Committee
on Harbors and Wharyes
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments on Hand
Furniture Phming old Furniture onyk
70 to ~ van W
fl and SHEET constantly on hand
CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY
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9pefial Notires.
OINTMENT AND PILLS

Y For Gas Fixtures and Fittiag-AyP!y
Fogg EasSorts & Co, los and lO7 Superior street.
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CLAIMS.

OfAngier House, s22, Referred to Committee
on Claims. N. NJ. STANDARD, S2l ,O0 Referred TO
Committee on Markets. Peter Savall, S3s,75
Referred to Committee on HarDors and Wharves.
VIM. CoIlister, Sl42, Go; Referred to Committee On
Schools
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l, Greater ieHgd Of string in The saale-szed case
2, Greater space J,sosH The strings in he sanesiI c1ls
) Tho mGHTeT Of stopping the vibration Of The string
4. The eTennsss Of tie r5ration Of The string
5, Inequality Of tietone.
6, THest-eEgth Of sfrfag
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FOR RENT-A FARM OF 90
l. ACRES 81 miles from the city by Railro1d well i'm
Pr0Fed with all aTy buildings. orchard, Rent
/, OF ears, $50 Der year
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For sale wholesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who VIII supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's puces.
aul0 dSwly6
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Further by the City Of Baltimore


LIVERPOOL, Nov, 10th.-At the great banquet
given by the Lord-Mayor of London, Lord Derby and
other prominent members of the Cabinet were present
and in theirspeeches promised that the forthcoming
presures of the Government would be comprehensive
and national.
Great Britain was to have diplomatic agent at
Jeddo and Japan was TO have onein London.
In the Emperor NapoIeons letter of instructions to
Prince Napoleon, in regard to the investigation of the
Free Negrolabor system, the Emperor says: "If the
migration of negroes be the slave trade disguised,
repudiate it,
Sir John Burgon had presented to France through
the Emperor Napoleon III, the funeral car of Napo
leon the Great.
The Emperor Napoleon in responding to the pre-.
sentaton address, said be regarded it as testimony
of Queen Yictoras desire to etace the poignant re-
membranes of st, Helena from the minds of the
French people, and as an additional pledge of the
cordial alliance between the two Governments
In Holland bill had been introduced for the
emancipation of the slaves in Surnam and Curacao
A conference had been held between the Spanish
foreign Ministers and the French aud English Am
bassadors at Madrid, the result of which promised a
satisfactory adjustment of the difficulty between
Spain and Mexico.
Denmark has abrogated the constitution of Col
stein.
Calcutta dates of the 9th of October had been re.
ceiYed via England, but they contain no important
news of general interest.
The Calcutta market was generally dull and
Freights had declined.
Lord Elgin was at Shanghai at last accounts.
The Dutch expedition against Jambes, Sumatra,
had been successful.
The French and Spanish forces had bockaded the
river Touan, in Cochin China.
Hon, Benz. f. Butler, of New York had died quite
suddenly at Paris.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday noon.-The estimated sales
of Cotton to-day is set down at 5000 bales. The mar
ket closed steady at an advance of ll6 on Middling
Orleans, over the quotations by the Canada Mid.
ding Mobile and Uplands remain unchanged since
the sailing of the Canada. Middung Orleans Is quoted
at 1916 Middling Mobile 65, and Middling Up
lands g.
The Liverpool Breadstulfs market was very dull on
Wednesday. Western Canal Flour is quoted at 2Os
Baltimore and Philadelphia 20s. 3D. to 2ls Cd. Ohio
22s to 2ls, Wheat-Western Red As l0d to SIS. 4d.
White, 6s. to Gs, Sd. Southern White, Gs Cd to Is
Corn closed very dulI-quotations nominal. Mixed
2ss Yellow. POS White SIS. to 33s.
Messrs Wakefield & Nash report Breadstuifs dull
and prices steady.
The Provision market had declining tendency
and Beef closed dull with little enquiry, and prices
weak. Pork dull. Bacon dull with prices easier, but
quotations unchanged,
The Sugar market closed quiet, Coffee was quiet
Lard closed dull Prime is quoted at 54s. Common
Rosin 3s lOd to 49, Spirits Turpentine 4Os. Linseed
Oil 30s to sos. Cd.
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srTHE vA4Iox41 1txE.l


| General Intelligence.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-The steamship City of Bal
timore, of the Liverpool and Glasgow line, has ar
rived at this port
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 10th inst,
and brings Liverpool dates of the day of sailing,
which are four days later than those received by the
Canada at Halifax.
| The Cunard steamship Africa, which left New York
on the 26th ut arrived at Liverpool on the 7th inst
The Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have declined the proposal of Widman Whitehouse
IN regard to repairing the cable, and working it at
a certain commission.
| The Directors decline to allow him to have any.
thing more to do with the Atlantic cable in any ca
pacity.
They have also discharged all the electricians en-
gagged on the cable at valentia.
The Emperor. Napoleon has addressed communi-
cation to Prince Napoleon, in which he justifes the
course the French Government thought proper and
right to pursue in their dispute with the Portuguese
Government in regard to the affair of the Charles ct
Georges.
The Emperor also, in the same communication,
directs Prince Napoleon to investigate the working
of the Free Negro labor emigration system and to
inquire into the expediency of substituting the i'm
portation Of Coolies instead Of free negroes into the
French Colonies.
The French expedition designed forthe occupation
of certain portions Of the Chinese territory formerly
belonging to France, had landed in CocEn China and
occupied Tauren
Later advices from India had been received in
England but the news was of an unimportant char.
acter,
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l0.-The sales of cotton for the
three business days since the sailing of the Canada
amount to $4,000 bales. Of which spectators took
| 1000 and exporters :, 900 bales.
The cotton market generally closed steady, with q
slight decline on inferior grades.
Richardson, Spence Il Co. report slight decline on
all qualities but confined chiefly to inferior qualities
Some authorities quote Middling Orleans at 81 !;
Middlng Mobile g.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l0.-The advices from Manches-
ter and the manufacturing districts are of more fa-
vorable character. There was better demand and
the prices of goods and yarns were firmer.
Richardson, Spence 4 Co. report that the Bread
stutIs market closed with declining tendency all
descriptions of Breadstutfs had slightly declined.
The Provision market was also much depressed
Nearly all descriptions had experienced Slight de.
cline since the sailing of the Canada and the market
closed with prices still tending downwards.
HAyRE CorToN MARKET, (Per Canada) Nov 4.
The sales of yesterday were limited to 500 bales.
Middling Orleans is quoted at 100 francs Buyers
yesterday were holding back. There is an improved
feeling manifested to-day.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The funds exhibit better tone
of feeling. Consols had advanced 4. The closing
quotations are 981 for money, and 98I for account,
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COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-This Board held a regular
meeting last night, Mr. Nixon in the chair, and
Aldermen Howell, Witt, Forstal, Yennafd, Convey,
Harrison and DeLabarre present
communication from the Mayor made a state,
ment of the disposition of the Girod fund the sos
600 Of which at compound interest amounted to
$46S50 IA in the period elapsing from 1913 to 1854
and since that time to S6l 6l5 81 its present amount
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Domestic IntelIig ge n c g

NEW YORK, Nov, 28.-Flour very dull at 81 so to
81 So Corn has an advancing tendency-sales at
1890 Lard buoyant at log to lie. Whisky-Hoders
demand an advance to 233c
CINoINNATI, Nov. 28..-Hogs have advanced and the
marked closed buoyant. Whisky 203c. Contracts
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tor Western Mess Pork to be delivered il June, have
been made at s18 50.
yicKsBURe Noy. 23,--The steamers vicksburg aud
Natchez passed down at and the Diana AZ o,cIoeE
this evening '''''0 : 'iO'A
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Cigars ! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in store an assortment of the
weknown brands-Tnjenudod Flor de Pnadas Nerdiana,
Florde Panehc Redowa cabar4a Paragas Something
Washington Dos Hemanas Mazo Habano etc. etc. at the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 2pf 20 conrnercfsI place
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DEATH OF Two CHILDREN FROM DRINKING IIoUoE.
little boy, years and six months old named Bay
ard surpIass, residingin Brooklyn dieda few days age
from the effects Of glass of gin given TO it by the
father The child called for water, and the gin was
given by mistake instead, Another child, less than
years of age, named John Burke in the same city.
was killed by drinking "applejack." The father
kept tavern, and tub containing this LIQUOR was
set in the back ground This was found BY the child
aud partaken of before it was discovered
RIooRD.-Ihe New York Scalpel. through its Paris
correspondent, furnishes the following interesting de-
scrption of Rcord, probably the greatest living phy
sican in the world;
He was at the bedside Of patient as we entered,
and was speaking in rather a thick voice Ia ais
chnlqqe who crowded around him he finished his
remark with low and suppressed laugh and his sar
wants scattered, and had view of the man Inn
agne man about 55 years of a ge of medium befebt
shEhty inclined to enb0np0int, OF pale complexion
blush grey eyes, and brown hair slightly sirinkled
with grey: a prominent forehead aud temples, over
which ran blue veins and crow feet wrinkles heavy
nnuer Jaw, and thick under lip makes his lace one
that would scarcely pass unnotced. His eye had but
little animation. Its fire seems to have burned out
out MS wit IS brilliant He evidently prides
himself much on this power When he was making his
observation OF patient his eyes started from his head
and rolled around but seemed to fix themselves on
no object, and his remarks on were frequently
lnterspersed with eXclamations and short Swings
calculated to produce laugh He is a great actor
and his vast knowledge in all departments of science
Wonld have made him conspicuous in any profession.
Although he is native Of America being born in
America it is said be seldom or never mentions the
subject. Reord, we believe, is natYeot Baltimore.