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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
WV YORK, Oct. 3, 1859.
The Fulton Bank Defalcation.

At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon' Messrs James 7
Brady and r. d. Holmes, the counsel for the accused
William j. Lane, Jr, appeared before the magistrate for
The purpose of proceeding with the examination.
Judge Osborn stated that Mr. Burrll the counsel for
e bank had written to say that he unable to attend
The Justice suggested that the hearing should proceed
Thursday next at halfpas three p NJ TO which the de
fcndant's COUNSEL asscnted.
Mi Holmes said that before adjourning he desired 10
rekc motion, er porte in its character, and which he
laelt would Commend itself to the favorable considera
lion Of the Court, He said that the afldavits which
tie defendant was held entirely insufficient I,
hold him for any criminal offence tina, the defence did not
desire to make any effort to avail itself OF any benef,
which might accrue from the present condition of the
case either by habeas corpus certorar well knowing
that III an affair Of this magnitude the court above might
and perhaps properly give time 70 have any defects
remedied that the objection 70 the case as IL then
stood was the entire omission of the manner in
which the defendant had obtained possession of any nor
ton of the $f0000 alleged to have been taken of the
funds Of the bank That the through which Il was
alleged that the defendant had deceived the bank and
he reception of the money, forth at length but
tlat no reference whatever maderto intermediate
transactions, so that II impossible for the Judge 10
cetemine what particular offence offences the accused
should be held to answer Counsel said that he had
that these things had becn purposcy omitted
by direction Of the bank the officers of which had acted
from the kindest and most generous impulses to
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INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
Four Days Later News by the Overland
Mafl-ImmenSe Success OF the Admtnfs-
tratfon at the State Election.


ST. LOUIS, Oct 2, 1859.
The overland mail with San Francisco dates Of the s!h
ut arrived this evening.
The State election the It'll resulted in the undoubted
choice OF Milton s. Latham, the Lecompon democratic
candidate for Governor by very large majority, per
hars 20 COO Ecssrs Scott and Burchall are probably
elected TO Congress, although their opponents Messrs
Baker and McKbben who received the united vote OF the
republican and anIecompton parties, have the benent Of
sight doubt in their favor The anti Lecomptsn candi-
se for State printer who also supported by tho re-
pubhcans, has slight chance OF election. With these
possible exceptions the democratic Lecompton State
ticket elected by immense majority. Both branches
Of the Legislature largely democratic II would be
about week before the olc al returns counted.
The pcoplcs reform ticket being the regular succes-
sion OF that naugursted in 1856 by the Vigilance Commit
tee has again trumphed in San Francisco, by hand
some majority
Since the sailing Of the Of the 9Th business had
been good deal nterfercd with by the State election and
but light demand for goods for the country had been ex
perienced. humber Of arrivals had occurred from
Atlantic and foreign ports from which few sales are re
ported. The market remained firm, and quotations
unchanged.
The arrivals and departures Of vessel from San Fran
cisco will be found under the regular marine head-ED
Herald.
The Brish ship Forest Monarch was wrecked on the
oath ut while on her way from San Francisco to Puget
Sound
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Markets..

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3, 1859.
Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day 5000 bales. Sugar
from ut 7c TIC for fair. Corn buoyant at 94c 81 10
whstey advanced 1c. Freights-Cotton to Liverpool,
ias. 32d
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1859.
Flour FIRM and holders demanding So IL for Howard
street and Ohio, but sales have yet been made
higher figure than IS. Wheat inactive: white 81 80
81 So red 81 0a 81 IS Corn active: white 83c $780,;
yellow, Sac. Sec Oats firm at Soc.
Flour FIRM and active; holders demand an advance
wheat firm sales 3,o0o bushels white at 81 rs 81 &c. red
si,sasl 90 Corn advanced &C.. sales 1900 bushels;
yellow at BIC sec. Oats advanced L. Coffee very Arm
M Il &c j. &c. Sugar-tuha &C. SIC. irnvtsln,-
firm pork $40 So sides ielc, shoulders &C., lard &c
allc, taiow lc1ac lic, butter &c. l5c. Whskey
quiet.
Flour quiet and firm at 81 20 a 81 so for saperiine
whsley nm: large sales at 2sc Provisions generally
Unchanged. Exchange on New York, u per cent.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3, 1859.
Flour active Wheat frn safes one0 bushels; spring
~ &c, from store Corn dull n! &c. from store.
s'eaGy Reccilfs 'o.cay-350o bh!s. -four, 10000
S Tsi 1So d. so 600 n S1
oats. Exchange on New York dull at y per cent.
ArsA>Y Oct 3-lp
Flour Quiet and unchanged. whea'-sales 800 bushels
bushels new state at s!c u &C. weight-a decline Of
ahcnt &c, Ccrrsalcs 400 bushels Western mixed in
.,ore At 'oc Raresales ooo bushels Canada West at
key in good demand: sales 25o bills. at 2c'4c
BtFAto, Oct 81 r. NJ.
Flour steady; demand moderate: sales 100 bbs
standard s,rnr nj TIC: s Sc" bushels rev. No do to
arrive AT SIZE; 5000 bushels do from store at SEC;
a5to bushels DO, free board, at Soc ZOO do afoat
at the close at Soc. Corn quiet sales eco bushels No
Illinois az S:c Other grains quiet. Freights irmer
axe imports for The last - honrs-23 goo bbs -four,
lss eco bushels wheat, ZOO bushels oats. Canal ex
ports for the tmc4COc bbs flour, ll3 600 bushels
wheat, 1o, goo bushels cats.
RI-rrAIo, Oct. IS r. NJ
Flour uHchapecd sales iiql, Wheat in good milling and
hipIinp uan6 sales rs bushels No Chicago spring
~ ole atna 500 bushels extra Mi'w aulce club a7c
to hushc,s standard do. slightly damaged at 92c and
a.5fo bushels rrme white Canadian at 81 is a 81 10,
he market cicsrg firm, with little Upper Lake
- sc Corn wanted market bare Barley held AZ so with
brycrs a. 7Sc Eve steady: sales 5000 bushels Canadian
~ fic Gets scarce and warted Peas quiet. Canul
teFlt firm, hut rrcharrei25e, on flour, &C. wheat.
ara re- or ccrn 20 New York: barley &C. to Albany
lake imports today GOO bb's -four 70, 400 bushels
vloai focce hrshes barley, 500 bushels rye, 3400
tushe's peas FSpcitsCo0 bbis -four, is, 200 bushels
wheat, $500 bushels rye.
TORONTO, October 3, 1859.
Flow steady Wheat advanced lc: sales 900 bushels
white winter Ut 81 osa 81 ls, Barley sales 60oO bushels
al TIC. n CSC. Cats scarce sales at sec. a $40.
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rR FoySroS on Gsorocy.--The preliminary lecture OF
rr Boyn'on On geology, drew together very large
snhlagc q cur oitiz at he Cooper Institute last
ing The fine lecture crowded in every part by
the intelligence refinement and beauty Of New York. aud
the utmost interest manifested in the entertaining dis
course Of the Doctor pans have been spared to make
The lecture worthy of public support For the eucdaton
II difficult facts 10 which there necessity TO refer there
abundance of drawings and diagrams and win inc
aid of these everything made plain the most ubicarn
ID in the science The subject Of the lecture was ,e
formation Of the earth, and in his observations .c
showed that the Scrptrra account OF INC orca,on
does exclude the truths which geoloess nave uha
yelled. Several very interesting experiments were per
formed One illustrated the motion ana SITUATION OF the
heavenly bodies Nv a centripca machine This expert
mcnt went through many variations, all Of which were
loudly appaudcd The most interesting OF the experiments
vSs Gue which showed The formation of worlds by means
IL c,bulc Of oil in globe Of water. DIR. Boynton
warmly applauded throughout the lecture and his large
,udcrce soparaicd apparently greatly interested in the
clear explanaohs Of the fruitful hemc which he gave
them.
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The st. Louis Fair.

~. LOUIS, Oct 3, 1857.
Although the fair has been prolonged two days beyond
the allotted the ntoros it is unaba'ed upwards o;
20 oco persons being on the grounds to-day
For thorough bred sacns four years of ago. tho
first premium, sloo, awarded to Waterloo, owned by
7. b. Poindcxter. OF New Orleans.
During the afternoon spirited contest for prize of
81 600 occurred between Flora Temple, Princess, Ike
Cook, Green Mountain aud Hiram Woodruff Flora Tenn
plc was the winner.
display Of female cquostranm also took place during
the afternoon Hiss Ann Crouk of Bcort, Wis, carrying
or the first prize.
For thorough bred four years Of age Mary
Weller took the first prize, owned by G. W. Goode, OF -,
Louis county Missouri
The swsorstake premium Of 5000 for the best stallion of
any age, awarded to Doubloon thoroughbred,
ed by II s. Moore, Of Cooper county, Missouri
For the best mare Of amy age, the premum-s2oe-was
awarded TO Belle Shendaw, owned by s Morrison, OF
Lexington, Kentucky,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
Arrivals and Departures.

From Hamburg in the steamship Teutonia Won Fischer
laccby Emie Jacohy Levy. and Charlotte Ingrst
thares. Laura and Herman Joy 4 Fanny Mangenheim,
Laura keuscb, Elise kayser julius Stewart Henry Goaer
Anton Mlls-and 47s in the s.eerage 4
Butcher Mrs Underwood Isaac Harris Walker Men
dali Seeey Seckendorn, d. La Roach NJ jenkins,
Jas II Heron, u Wedneyer, Mrs lane Jones' Sey
monr ESabrook Ladereze Strauss, Mrs acassayne
and son, Allser and lady Wilson, A Packsre, 9
ley John Boulten, Esq, Pike and lady, Ed wcke-and
In the Storage.
From Savannah In the steamship MontgomeryJ Arnold
and lady: Snow and lady DF Phelps; Jas Clarity; Jas
Goode; Miss I. Flynn; Robertson; A ID Williams.
TO ARRIVE.
From New Orleans In steamship Gaia wba-W Goodman;
Person; Capt Hamburger and lady; Capt Nasons
Charles Moose, q Ledda and lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
Our Special Albany Despatch.

ALBANY, Uct. ., 1903.
Hon. Israel T. Hatch direct from Washington passed
through this city this morning his return to Buffalo
He that he intends TO enter Immediately upon the
duties assigned him by the President the examination
Of the operations OF the and trade between this
country and Canada under the reciprocity treaty The
appointment is excellent one and from the conceded
ability and knowledge of the international business on our
northwestern frontier which Mr. Hatch possesses, there
be doubt that his report will be highly useful
the government.
The democracy are preparing FOR a monster meeting in
this city to morrow Tuesday evening, to ray the State
nominations Three OF their most eloquent and distl.
guishcd speakers, Mcss-s Dickinson, Dix and Seymour,
will address the multitude. The campaign will then be
fairly opened.
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avoid narrowing the feelings Of those who were attached
To the prisoner by the closest That for this
fcrbearance the accused I'll But said Mr.
Holiness will make o'cc'on ~ secondary evidence
az to all OF these obscure facts they can be put Ia evil
dence without violating any Of law inictng pain
on the kindred OF the prisoner for from the time that he
was first informed Of the suspicious against him. and
down 10 the present moment he has answered fully and
without the slightest every question put 10 him
by the bank, for since the first expose no has under the
belief That he had nothing to conceal given 70 the atlantis
all the information he possessed; so that these con
feesions admissible evidence, and could be
used for the purpose Of curing the defects in the
complaint that he believed that IL would be the
pleasure, as II was undcninhly the atty, ~ tnc
bank to make out its fully before requiring the
defendant TO respond; that the defence would insist that
under the afdavits they then stood, under any
and every phase Of them when amended cond the defen
liant be charged with any crime known to statute o.
10 the common law; that his acts amounted To, at most
rand for which he could be made To respond the
civil law alone To these views Mr.. Brady assentcd.
The Judge stated that he had disc )vcrca the defects
fcrrca 10 by counsel and had instructed Mr Burr that
i wnud be necessary to have additional adavits pre-
parcd m annexed 10 the and hat he al no doubt
they would be perfected by next Thursday TO which day
he order cd the hearing TO stand over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
Additional Particulars OF the Destruction
or the spey ers' Lion Brewery.

TOTAL LOSS ESTIMATED AT $275 000-MsURANCE
ONLY $l45,000.
The 10 by the destruction Of the Spcycrs brewery on
Sunday ht is larger than at first supposed The brew
cry Of the most extensive and perfectly arranged
establishments in the United States and has only been in
operation about two years In 1857 the Speyers Brothers
at this place. and in the fore part Of
the folowirc year joint stock company organized
with capital Of 100000 The original plans had not been
fully carried ut building about IS feet front by 100
feet Deep yet remaining to be erected the east side OF
the main building.
The following diagram will show at glance the ar
ranl emeni Of II Q edinces:-
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH STREET.
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Court Cm1eua~r INIT ~

SUPREME CorRT-C1Rour.-Part Mos POST, 14l3,
2,o57 lib, 2llS, 2il7 21l9, 2123 2,125, 2i27 2l33
2,ls5 2l37, 2l3e LAB, 2l45, 2,l49 2l5i, 2i5s Part
Ill 422 ossh 1852, ,es4, 100 2i23, 2i24, ESQ
21s6 2,l4S, 2,l50 - -''
supRkME CouRr-SrsnAI TERM-Nos q to Is, 81 to IS,
j 8, G, -, 10, II, II, 10.
CorH-Nos. a, 50, &c, 6s, II, r. 70, 70. TO-
30, 81 to so, 81, 93, -, 81, 100 to 1O3.
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos ,13l 759 900, 140 I7e
1l73 1T5, 11T8, IFS to 1884 Part Ill OFT OlS
1874 1850, l57, 1885, l6o to ,le4, l66 to ioe
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Later from Rio Janciro.

fnn-pnITiA, Oct 3, 1859
Adyiccs from Rio Janeiro TO the 25th Of August are re-
ccvcd. The following ships had jus, arrived there
Banshee, from Baltimore; Rhine, from Newcastle; Glen
wood from New York Marion, from pernambuoo, Cheva
icr, from Raha, and North Point, from New York The
ship Paladn had saacd for Baltimore and the Imperador
for New Orleans. The Adelaide for Baltimore and the
Old Hickory and Reindeer for Philadelphia had also sailed
In llasf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
Town Election In Connecticut.

NRw LONDON, Oct. 3, 1855.
Al The town election here to-day the republicans elected
their entire ticket by majority % about 100 For
clerk the vote stood;--Gios Bailey trcpubican), s3S
Dennis (dcmocrat), 3si.
BEiDCgruRr October 3, 1859
In The city election held here to-day silas C Booth re
publican, was elected Mayor T. d. Goodscl demo
cra, by SIS majority gain Of abou, So The republicans
also elect all the Aldermen, counciimen and other city
officers by an average majority Of about s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
Military Reception Mt Easton, Pa.

f-AsION, Ia, Utt ., Ico3
The Washington Artillersts, Of rottsvile, arrived
here this afternoon and received at the
depot by the Citizen Artillery, Capt Dachroat the
National Guard, Capt stoncback: and the Eastern
Ycagers, Capt CLAM. They were escorted TO
Masonic Hall, where Colonel Philip johnson
most cordially welcomed them. They then partook Of
collation., and subsequently turned out parade. A
grand ball win be given in their honor tonight The ar
teriss the guests Of the citizen artillery They leave
for New York at halfpast eight tomorrow morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04
Another Filibuster Expedition Reported.

PHLADELrHIA, Oct. g. 1859.
Aspeciai Washington despatch to the North american
says that another formidable Abustcr expedition pre-
pairing against Nicaragua. portion has succeeded in
leaving New York and Charleston but demonstration
to be made until the plans fully maured General
Wheat to have important position in the crusade.
WASHINGTON, Oct g. 1859.
Additional reports have reached this city from respcc-
table sources Of contemplated ibusterng invasion of
Central America. it shall appear that expedition for
this purpose is in progress every will be taken to
intercept IT, The orders heretofore issued by this govern
mont on that subject are in full force
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THE MasropoS AGAIN.-A few days since. while

IHF MASToDoN AGA1k-A rev days since, while
7 gang of aen NJ work diggig mar in Eenville,
tistef county New York. they ST rex upon an immense
iusk Of masiodon, which when removed and measured
proved TO be eleven feet in length and twenty -four inches
Y circumference al the largest end. portion of bone
supposed 70 be TART Of small rib also found, and APP
Rcd 70 be about i've feet long The of the land
whrrc These remains were cxhumed is still excavang to
"an the remainder 81 the skeleton and is sangune of
success skeleton Of animal Of the same apparent
sr,ces Was Nhrmed about year since from the 10
,.tcn and Vas ssnvcyed 10 Europe and exhibited and
subsequently, disposed of for 1000.
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Engine House Burnt at Lynn, Mass.

JfNN, NdAe, OCT o, fttF,
The Engine House Of Volunteer Company No s, Of this
city, totally destroyed by FIRE this morning. together
with the hose carriage, hose &c The engine also
nearly destroyed The building new, and had been
occupied by the company for few days LOSS about
"a COO
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SAFETY OF THE LOST BALL0ON1sTs
News from Messrs. La Mountain and Had
dock-Their Descent In the Canada VIII.
derness-Their sufFerings and Providcn.
tfal Rescue.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. s, 1859.

Troy, N. Y, Oct. s, 1859.
dispatch was received in this city this evening from
Professor La Mountain, dated Ottowa C. W., Oct. tits
follows
Lost nl landed three hundred miles north Of Water
town. in the Canada wilderness We four days
without food Brought out by Indian guides in canoes
&c. Please inform my wife. JOHN LA MOUNTAIN.
OTTAWA, G. W., Oct. 8, 1859.
Professor La Mountain and Mr. Haddock came into o.
tawa to-day, having landed 100 miles north of Ottawa in
the great Canada wilderness They brought out by
Indian guides in bark They travelled in their
balloon 800 miles, and up in the air from four five
hours only For four days they have been in the
wilderness without food and with of sriding
fire. They were rescued most providcntally by Mr..
Cameron, who was bunting timber with Indian guides
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Yacht Race at Philadelphia.

PIHIA DEIrTrA, Oct 8, 1889.
yacht race came of here to-day for the champions
flag. None but twenty two feet yachts allowed
enter The Theodore Esng beat the Champion, Of George
H. Hill eight minutes.
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Murder Trial at Burlington, VI.

o.
Peter Mcdonnell, John Balm and John Kelly have been
trial here for murder for tho last FIVE days The Jury
returned the following verde, this evening Peter Nc
ponnell, guilty; John Rain and John Kelly, not guilty"
Mcdonnell was remanded and the others discharged.
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SANANNAHi VT . I0lVl
The steamship Huntsville arrived at her wharf at
two o'clock p. NJ yesterday.
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New York Senatorial Nomination.

VIM. II Ferry, of this city, was to-day nominated for
Senator by the republicans of this district
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Western Exchanges.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 3, 1859.
Exchange New York is at x z per cent
premium for sight. Gold commands q per cent pre-
MUM in exchange for Missouri funds
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
The Reports or FiIibustcring Expeditions
scrcdited-Reception or the News from
CaliHornia, etc.

Ouh SPECIAL WAbHik6ToN osSrANh.
WASHINGTON, Oct 3, 1859
Our government have no intelligence Of the lbas
terng expedition and the reports with regard to ii
not credited here. Tho Attorney General has recently
communicated with the Marshas and District Attorneys
not only in the South other sections Of the country
to keep viglant watch but thus far nothing has been
received.
The administration exceedingly fccitous at the in
tellgence received here to-day announcing the Of
the democratic ticket in California.
The successful bidders the transportion Of supplies
for the army twenty i've per lower than present
contract prices
Mr. Lsboa, the Brazilian Minister was presented 10 the
President to-day by tho Secretary OF State, when the
usual friendly sentiments exchanged.
The Hon. A. b. Greenwood, Commissioner OF Indian AZ
fairs, is about to negotiate with he Delawares Shaw
and several other Indian tribes for the surrender of
portion Of their reservations. This s with to nau
gurate considerable change in the Indian policy Of the
government Hitherto the reservations have larger
than useful II is believed that with less land and
money the progress Of the Indian agriculture and
other arts Of civilization will be stimulated and success
achieved which almost impossible under the pre-
sent system An improved system will be fully present
ed in the Commissioners report and perfect that
he has undertaken his journey 10 the West
The Cabinet Friday decided upon further ins.ruc
tons TO our Minister to China and the Navy Department
has in preparation instructions to the Flag Ocer Of the
East India squadron reference to tho difficulties which
now exist in the Celestial Empire The tenor of these ia
structions has not TRANSFERRED.
The Secretary OF War has issued general order deGn-
ing the special functions Boards Of Survey and estab
fishing general regulations to insure the proper disposal
Of military property required by immediate wants
OF the public service.
The President returned Saturday from his summer
quarters at the Soldiers Home and again domciatcd
at the White House. He will leave here either To- morrow
evening next day morning for Whcatand He will be
absent only few days
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3, 1858.
Although the bids for army transportation have been
opened IT is understood contracts will be made for
some days The Department will especially take that
troops in Utah shall be promptly supplied. 1t stated
in the advertisement inviting proposals that tho right
would be preserved of rejecting any all bids which
might be oerod, and this is presumed in view
the fact that might be low insure com
pliancc with the public.
The new Commissioner of the Land Office OK member
Of Congress Smith, Of Tennessee, will enter upon his
duties next week
Mr.. Lsboa was to-day formally received Minister
from Brazil.
The Postmaster has returned. He resumed his duties
to-day.
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The state Fair and the Telegra ph.

%,
The American Telegraph Company have extended their
lines the Fair ground and will establish an Office there
during the exhibition
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HINTON, Utt - IbbV.
The factory Of the Peck and Smith Manufacturing Com
pany at southington Conn, entirely destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon with contents LOSS about
SIS 600; insured for $50 900 in Hartford Offices
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NV ORLEANS, OF. ., 1859
Tho FIRST case Of yellow fever tbs reported
to-day.
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private letter from Berne, Switzerland states that
Mr. Carpenter of the bank engraving house OF Phi
'adcrhia very dangerously injured by being procip
ta,cd down q mountain pass