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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-08
BY SANIL. IA. COVER.
: BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

Miiij ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI-
MORE CITY, the undersigned, as trustee will offer
for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises on MON
DA the porn DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at $ o clock p NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES
fronting on the south side Pennsylvania avenue
between George and Bdde streets 81 feet inches or
hereabout, with depth of about feet-nuroved bv
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING:
also by Blacksmith Shop and Coach Factory the south
recently occupied by VIM Morrison, beginning therefor at
the northeast corner of lot leased by Paul Rucke TO
MelChior VAIL.
Terms of sale, third cash, third 3 months one
thlrd months with interest and approved security.
GEO r. CINNAMONn.
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Congressional Nomination.

ST. LOUIS June THE Democratic Convention of this
District to day nominated J. R. Barrett, for Congress
Judge Gamble has declined the nomination of the Amer
Convention.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Stocks heavy Pennsyl-
wanna Fives 50; Reading Railroad, q r. Morris Canal
AZ Long Island Railroad IL &; Pennsylvania Railroad
''' ' " ''
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Marine Disaster.
PHILADELPHIA stock Market.

SQUAN n. j., June 5.-The schooner Mountain Avenpa
capt Greenea of New London, in ballast is ashore sew
en- miles south of here
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NO 40 PRATT STREET,
JUST RECEIV ED, per brig Atlantic direct from Mas
sau, 100 FINE TURTLES which he offers the trade at
reasonable prices This delicious dish is served up
mes during the day at the eating department in style
that cannot be surpassed
Also all the decacies of the be had at this
A. No establishment
foods sent to any part of the city CHARGE by
Rims Express Wagon. my2llm
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 30.
Early in the past week closed last evening sugars de
clined to q rial per arrobe but the market rallied the
last two days that the auctions last advised remain
firm and active business done. For whites throuph
54 to 64 yellow do equal to Dutch standard Nos l to
20 at $44d5R; browns do. Nos IL and II, s3IF4G4H.
cucuruchos do. Nos. to 10, S32s, 3Ed3T; muscoya.
does, S3B 34d4 Stock here and at Matanzas equal to
$4,000 boxes against S 900 last year Heavy sugars
dark coors can be bought at q to of rial less than
the lowest figure above given. Shipments of the past
week the largest of the seaSon-hence ii 900 boxes of
which for United SS31 boxes distributed to New
York 59S boxes Boston and Portland 45 hhds equal to
l74O boxes, Baltimore 1913 boxes, New Orleans $50 do
and shipped from Matanzas period 1899 boxes 900
hhds equal in all to H. l15 boxes which taken
or Europe Total exports to date 52l 655 boxes 81
hhds against 427 SOL boxes 46095 hhds in 1857 or
mated in boxes l,1SS boxes than in 1857 Shin
ments to L. s. however, estimated in boxes S74 boxes
against pa 03S in 1857, falling off 63 164 AIoasses az
rails to 81 when sweet but readily be obtained at
outports at y to q rial less; muscovado to AZ
Sales 25h cargo of Goldfish from Halifax So and bake
$40; casks beans Sl5 27th 100000 W. p per AIlston
Bangor S34; 100000 p p from Pensacola s29B 81 O00
from Jacksonville, S31 2Sth bbls whale oil per Maria
from Bristol sl2 172OOO P. p from Mobile q X; / loo
sacks Marquesa 54 IA casks fish from Philadelnha
$2A a.; 80 comp. candles S324. 29th 500 sacks corn
from New Orleans S2 per d. Lard from public stores i'm
large and small packages at S17@S19 Exchange Lon
don il4@llA; New York para Jpn; Boston and other
Northern para pm
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Explosion oc n,,..a1 na--I. MIL,

BOSTON, June 5.-Three powder mills in Rarre owned
oy Messrs Fay Potter were entirely destroyed by an
eAp'os''n yesterday. Mr.. Hickford was killed The
other workmen fortunately were absent
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JVIIN NTEWNKT, Trustee,
IS st. Paul Street
my25- law3w&dS Is GIBSON x co. Aurtioncers
Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFTHF

- SUPERIOR COURT for Baltimore CITY in Eouitv
the undersigned, Trustee, will sell public auction
at the Baltimore Exchange THURSDAY the 10th day
OF June next, at one O'Clock, p NJ,
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND in the CITY of
Baltimore binding hundred and twenty ON the
northeast SIDE aen street. and sixty feet the north
west side of Barre street
The said sale will be at the expense and risk of former
purchaser
Terms of saleone third cash. and the balance in thirty
anu SIXTY days, with interest be salts
faction of the Trustee.
C. MORTON STEWART, Trustee
JOHN STEWART, Attorney, &c
my191aw3w&ds isl GIBSON & "a Ants
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Fires.

~On sunday night about o'clock attempt was made
TO purn an unoccupled house, belonging VIM Chester
alley running from North to Davis street abo,e
Pleasant street The fire was discovered by officer Fields
and Brooks, and extnguished by them without causn@
m
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by SAMUEL j. sOPER d. co.
= TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of

fE..f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
| decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
49, undersigned will offer for sale, the premises ON
SATURDAY. 18th June, 1858, at clock, =. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in said cty and
described as follows, that is to saybegnning at the
north east intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
ana running thence eastwardy, binding on Jefferson
street fourteen feet to the centre of the partition wall he
tween the house on the lot being described and the
mouse on the lot adjoining caswardly thence through
said partition wall northery parallel with Sprng street
eighty feet to an alley ten feet wide thence westwary on
sd alley to Spring street and thence binding on Spring
street to the place of beginning
This lot is improved with good BACK DWELLING
and STORE, and will be sold subject the annual rent
s35 $3.50
TERMS OF SALE:-One-halr cash, and the balance in
six months, with interest and security.
ORNILLE HORWITZ.
Trustee
SAMUEL J. SOPER & CO.
mNZu- ZaW6wNdS. AuctiOneers
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Prohibition in Maine.
For the i.uIf Snunirnn

PORTLAND, Me, June The prohbitory liquor law
was ratified to-day by the people of this State by al
most unanimous vote
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, June 7.


Mr.. HUNTER, from the Finance Committee, reported
bill making appropriation for conveying the transatlantic
mails He also introduced resolution relating 70 the
expenses of the next fiscal year. the purpor being that
the executive shall instruct the heads of the various de-
parmens conne their estimate within the limits of
S64 900 600
Bills passed granting pensions to the widows of
Gen. Jones and Gen. Gaines
Considerable discussion followed proposal of Mr.. Sill
to limit the pensions widowhood which not
agreed to-
Mr. TooMBs bitterly opposed the granting of nsons
Messrs. HoUsToY DAVIS and others, paid warm tri-
butte to the memory of General Gaines, and charged the
Senate with want of gallanry Mrs Gaines in the
gallery and was doubtless edited by the debate.l
The Naval Appropriation bill was taken up and debated.
The bill finally passed with amendment author
izng the construction of five steamships of war, and
paddle steamer.
Adjourned.
House of Representatives.
Mr. SAVAGE said, as the friend of Mr. HUGHES in the
difficulty between him and Mr. HARRIS, of Illinois, grow
ing out of language used during the debate the Mime
sofa election case he had VIM. H. Polk the friend of
Mr. HARRIS, of Illinois, and they had come to the opinion
that hostile meeting necessary and he stated
the matter had been settled honorable both
gentlemen.
The House passed bill providing the keeping and
distributing of all public documents through the Secretary
of the Interior.
On motion of Mr. ]. CLANCY JONES, the House went into
committee of the whole the Senates sixty four
amendments to the miscellaneous appropriation bill
The Senate amendment approprating S750000 for the
capitol extension rise long and animated debate
during which Mr.. Taylor, of New York, sought add
proviso that of the money should be expended for
interior decorations.
Finally the Committee adopted the S,nates amendment
but rose without acting on all of them
Mr. HAsKIYs asked to make report from the Wilct's
Point Investigating Committee, pending which the House
adjourned.
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Departure of the North An,..,

MONTREAL, June 5.-The steamship North Amoroo,,
sailed for Liverpool at 10 o'clock, A. NJ with one HIM.
dred and sixteen cabin and ninety eight steeraee
gers
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SALE OF NESsEL-Messrs. Adreon Co, auctioneers,
sold on Saturday at the Public Sales Room Exchange
Reading Rooms Building, No 10 South Cav street tho
schooner New York two years old of 1872 tons with rio
ging and everything complete Purchased bv Messrs
Mitchell Travers for "a 400 " 'ieSSiS
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

my26, Saw TIA june&dts TAsl Anctio
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AMOS F. MUSSELMAN Trustee
20 Fayette street.
my17 3aw3w GIBSON & co Auctioneers
o. o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

fFT.:f ID VTRIUE OF A DECREE OF
N5W THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
passed in the case of Bremen ri al. as. Mcpherson
and wlte, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
auction, on the premises on THURSDAY the 18th dav
OF June next at 5 o'clock, p. w..
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
Baltimore city situate on the north side of Ross
street twenty-five feet north westwardly from Lanvale
street ana fronting Ross street fifteen feet by depth
OF one hundred feet to an alley The improvements are a
dHhEr-SloRl BRICK DIV ElLING, of recent erection
Ground rent S37 so per annum
Ihe terms of sale third cash the day of sale
ana balance IN equal inStamentS athree six months
with interest, to be secured TO the satisfaction of the
Trustee. - "
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BosToN, June THE United States brig Dolphin sailed
this afternoon for the Gulf of Mexico
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of arbitration for the month of June
HENRY 5. GARRETT
GQSTANUS HENDERSON, JOHN H. WYMAN.
CLAAS Woke JAS. CAREY COALE
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ROSIEE1S SALE OF VALUABI. e
Il FIRST CLASS DWELLING HoUsE Ann IoT ~
IaE sou THWEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS IN FEE SIMPLE
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Another Vessel Ro,r1.a

BosTON, June THE brig Helen lana aa ,,o- ~.
zen arrived here yesterday, and report having bee
boarded by British war in the Gulf hut sev
civy treated. 'A' '"''
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STORAGE AND WHARFAGE.

NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor Con
sgnees of the scilian Brig ATTIvo will he respon-
sibe for any debts contracted by the the said
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BY ADREON IL co.

f::;f TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue of a
M decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore CITY the
- undersigned, as Trustee will offer for sale at pub
nc aGctloh ON the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th
DAY OF June next, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de
scriDed as Understanding for the south
west corner of East Baltimore streets and run
g thence westerly, bounding East Baltimore street
sixteen feet thence running south hundred and
~ leet TO ten feet alley; thence east, binding said
ey sixteen feet, to Bethel street. thence north, along
Bethel street, to the beginning.
This Lot is improved by good BRICK DWELLING
ana Is subject to an annual Ground Rent of forty
dollars.
Terms OF sale -Onethird cash and the balance in four
and eight months from the ay of sale credit paymcns to
bear interest and be notes of the
endorsed to satisfaction of Trustee
). MORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee,
ooo ADREON X CO,
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9nblit SaIts.
BY LENNON d BROGDEN.
RUCHANAN'S WHARF.

nN THIS DAY, 9Th June, at O'Clock
~ AT THE AUCTION STORES, ON BUCHANAN'S
WHARF, CARGO OF BRIG r. r. KIRKLAND, from
st. Johns, p r.
001 HHDs. P R. SUGAR
80 DO. DO. M0IAssEs,
Will be added for account of underwriters,
IN BAGS JAVA COFFEE ship Fairfield, damaged
w on voyage from Rotterdam to New York
viii be added
o. OCTANES MALAGA WINE
IN BBLS CIDER VINEGAR
900 FEANs WRAPPING PAPER.
300 SACKS AsHToN's FINE SALT,
je3-ts LENNON e. RROCDFN .rc+ioroors
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The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad all u..x,.
CINCINNATI, June THE Ohio Mississippi Railroad
is now in fine order after the late floods Trains unnin
through all right.
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o. .3..t TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
#iiV ON POPPLET0N STREET.-By virtue of A decree
the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
on SATURDAY the 18th day of June next at O'Clock
p. NJ.
ALI. THAT LOT OF GROUND on the west side of Pop
peton street, beginning % feet 0I3 inches south from
80 foot street. laid out midway between Ramsay and
Mcienry streets and running thence south on PoppIcon
street IL feet 10 BIB inches with depth of feet to 5
foot alley
The above lot is improved by good story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and is the eleventh house north of
Ramsay street. Ground rent SIS per annum.
Terms of sale cash.
JOHN CARSON.
Trustee.
3yE Tp1 q.
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Irl
SAM'L II. COVER,
my31 ie7.14.21
Se;;;t SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

fF:.T SAIE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
hHlU ON LIGHT STREET
by virtue of a decree of the circuit Court for Bal
more CITY, the subscriber Trustee will expose to sale
at public auction, at the Exchange in the city of Bat
more, at one o'clock on TUESDAY, the 22d day of June
next THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY.
beginning for the the intersection of
lSht street and Armstead lane, and running thence
SOUTH bounding Light street sixty feet more or less IN
lot owned by Christopher Hughes thence east binding
on SAID hughes lot eighty five more or less to three
loot alley opened by George Hughes Armstead lane
thence north binding said three feet alley to Armstead
lane, and thence west binding Arniscad lane to the
beginnng-with the appurtenances
The improvements the above nronertv consist or
FOUR TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENTS on Lipbt 81
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree a one third
OF the purchase money cash third at six and one
ird al IL months from the day Of Sehe deferred pay
mcnts to he secured the satisfaction of the Trus
all payments to bear interest from the day of sale
JOHN H. Il. LATROBE,
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CANNON & MATTHEW'S
my31-ts Auctioneers
RI The above sale will take place at THE NORTH
DOOR OF THE EXCHANGE and not at the EXCHANGE
Res
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my20 2aw3w&dS.
WIN. T. SOMERVILLE
I Circuit Court Of HoCdrd co.
\ EQUITY.
EARN IN HOWARD
VIM. MEADE ADDISON
my20tawtju14&dts. Trustee
a. a. SALE on MORTGAGED PROP

ff.:T SALE OF MORTGAGED PROP
#iI ERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, under the.
=-Hz Act of 1896, chapter 1872 BY virtue Of a uowrr
of attorney from SAMUEL. MORRIS MORTGAGE under
a deed OF mortgage from Samuel Boon and Eliza
beth his wife, dated 9th Of May A. D. 1856 and record
ed among the Mortgage Records of Baltimore couu-
ty IN liber H. NJ F., No Z, folio 100 &c. and in pur-
Suance OF the Act of Assembly of Maryland, S26 ch 1872
the Undersigned will offer for sale at public auction
the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of June A. D.
1858, at u O'Clock NJ:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
IN Baltimore county described in said deed of mortgage
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN AND HALE
ACRES of land less. This property is situated
ON the Northern Central Railroad about mile above
Freelands 1t is well wooded under good fencing has an
abundance of water and is in very good state of cult
walton. The improvements consist Of comfortable Two
STORY LOG DWELLING HOUSE, A BARN Am
STABIING.
Terms halfcash and the balance in six and tv,cv
months, with interest.
RICHARD ]. Cuttings. Trustee.
my2zdts 80 st. Paul st
o. a. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
#siii ON POPPLETON STREET-By yirtuc of a decree
sa,e1 OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY tbc undr
signed Trustee, will offer at public sale on Tie ren
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June next at ocIock
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND on the West side Of Pom
Peto street beginning SO feet II Is inchesNrb from
hsdH street, and running thence North N Poppleton
feet alley i VI w i''' " " .
The above Lot is subject ground rent of COS per an
LING HOUSE
Terms of sale-Cash. JOHN CARSON,
Trustee,
my2S1aw3w&dS IRl II Fayette street.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE R A NJ S

X &c E1yED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
the Gasp MEETING.

The Camp Meeting held upon tho lands
Of Capt JoHs AotER, sAme to . close on
Friday morning last, having been iu pro.
gress for ono week. From those who 1t.
tended regularly, We learn that the order
in the Camp vas generally good and thu,
60 professod Religion.
Our contemporary of the Winchester
Fi,giHian who was presOu, on the Sabbath
thus speaks Of the occasion.
a rain on Saturday bad laid the dust,
aud made the camp delightful for visitors
on the Sabbath. The IL O'Clock sermon
on Sunday, va, preached By Rsv. NoEvAL
WILSON, who, No lssro, fully sustained his
high reputation As . powerful pulpit orator.
We made ono or two attempts TO get within
hearing distance Of him, bat the pressure
Of crinoliDs deprived Us and almos. every
male on the ground Of any advantage Of the
able discourse. We do not complain, how
ever. The ladies' are entitled to precedence
on all such occasions. We Jared we'll 10 all
other respects, having met . large number
Of old friends who freely administered to ell
our worldly requirements The character
Of that fertile, beautiful, aud highly favored
county, vas appropriately represented on
sunday. We have never seen more marked
evidences Of civilization, intelligence aud
refoeuent in 20 large . promiseuous as.
semblAge Of people
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- - -
INpRoyEsEN1s.

The handsome d.ellipg erected By Az.
DREW HUNTER, Ia near the East bOunda.
~ Of Charleston, presents very imposing
appearance. ] is situated Ou high emf.
usncc, and firm the observatory on top, the
view Of thr surrounding country, together
with tina, Of tho Blue Ridge and North
Moua.,n, &c. is grand in The extreme
~. II has displayed great taste not only in
the arrangement Of the dwelling but Of the
out buildings-hsvipg an eye to comfort an d
convenience in every particular.
THOMAS RuTHE FORD Esq, has also erect
ed . dwelling at the East end Of Charles.
town, expressly for his own occupancy. 1t
is not large bat is arranged for convenience
and comfort. With these improvements,
the eastern portion Of our town will take al
Impetus and after the arrival Of the "Good
Time Coming We hope to see many more
such buildings in the course Of erection.
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A soJoURHER
ExEcuTIoS AT WHEELING.

John Burns, convicted Of the murder Of
Mary Ann Montony, was executed at
Wheeling, Va, on Friday last, il The pre-.
ssncO Of several thousand spectator lie
met bis doom with much 6rmuess. The
Wheeling Times says
10 tbs omnibus, and wbilo passing up
Main street, on the way TO the gallows, be
observed among the crowd one Of his former
AcquAiDtaDees, and said 10 the Rev Mr.
Perkins, mentioning the name Of the boy,
"Of all my companions, that Is the only one
can see IN this crowd. Ito was always n
good boy, and minded what bis parents told
him lie also asked Mr.. L. TO say TO bis
Sunday school scholars that If they would
mind what their parents ADD teachers told
them they would have no difficulty ia got.
ting along, and above ell to keep oG Of the
streets at night, IS 1t 10 at night that all tho
mischief "a uDua
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pfBARLEY, Of the Con,insntas says
that our hoighbor BsAn Of the .Sylu vas
longer eating a. The sbsphsrdstoWn Barrie.
cue, than any nsn thorc-aad che wonder
is that be could have been 90 vbservant OF
Others, considering the eoH5swpi,6a With
vhieh he vas afflicted. ~ the aezi Bsrbs.
cue, vbish gill be held 10 Winchester. .
su,Td will bs detailed 10 take ebsrgs Of tho
"Rnsgn Of the Jsasrsou GuArds"-sud he
will only b permitted 10 iook At lbo zoe
Rut.OOs vhioh Col. WSss all bare on oEhi
hilton
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Akusssos Acc,D.sI.

!. -
We have before u concentration, Civ
ing % secouat Of an accident happening
near ses wyshs Alum SPRING., Of I. party Of
ladies' aud gentlemen Who took Al excursion
to tho top Of the Garden Mountain" in
Issvsil county. Mrs. Brown, wife Of DR..
Carver w. BrOsp and daughter Of Mrs W.
a. ssddRA, Of Chariss,evn, vss one Of the
party. On 'hsir return, in consequence Of
enc OF the horses 70 the carriage taking
fright, he entire party. horses aud carriage
vera thrsvs ever . psssieisa- some tLirty
feet, among logs, bushes, trees aud brush.
The writer states, tina, 1cfos. BY him, stretch
cd across . large log lay Mrs Brown. the
blood Sowing from her mouth aud uo.tril.
aud she giving no signs Of eonsciou.ne.. or
life. Some twenty fee, down the bank, icon.
'inues the uritsr) lodged .s.ias, . tree,
stood the hack, having turned over, while
the horses, sutsugled in the gearing. and ly.
ing among logs and bushes, were struggling
IN vain to eItrioats themselves; and still
some ten feet farther down we're the other
three ladies', two Of them, wonderful to tell
able to help themselves, aud offer ss.is,,ue.
70 Ass Kyle #so lay SO completely wsa
cd IN between Some bent saplipgs t"' II
vas With our eombiusd efforts thai 'eould
e1'ricats her The parties va several
miles from water or means OF distance, and
acme time elapsed before I'D or convey
snss could DO had 81 the parties were
hurt, but about MIS- Brown a,d Kyle the
most serious doubts we're At 6rs entertained
as to their recovery. They 80 now doing
veil aud out Of danger.
Weregret that We canno give place to the
entire Communication, As it gir's Al interest
ing sketch Of the scenery that country,
but our limits will no, Adrit OF 10.