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, 1859-03-03
Another Ship Cauu1 Proposed.

The commercial men of Great Britain ara
much interested in = proposition to cut ship
canal acsoss the Ralsyan isthmus in India, 80 u
70 make shorter and esfer tho voyage to China
The canal would hare to b. cut only tvel,a
miles 10 unite The bars Of Bengal and Siam, and
save voyage Of !. Its miles through the straits
Of As1aeca, and along perilous coast. The
completion of this canal aud that acrosa The
lsthmua- of suez will plsee England within
about The ssus sailing distance Of China, that
New York I'll be By the way Of the Nicaragoa
ship canal AL these great enterprises are
likely TO be Ut Sons time completed, and their
affect in ths e1teusion Of commerce with the us.
tons OF Asia and the promotion Of civilization
can hardly be over estimated.
, 1859-03-03
Mleoifi11ts, ct.
A fERFEoTLY TRIUMPHANT
REMEDY
Fun A USE asEs ARISING FROM
M A Ia RIA;
Particularly FHVnB -,

Particularly FEVER md Anrr
eoaoa aea IT, I'd i "a ds.,s s o h..
ss I'D o.s Il ths VII wsasF'ty hoEoa9ssa :, dc
al;s asa is.:4atss e Il; ssss
snd indead ~ diseases sio9 rom bIas, Isvsi sns
nd ps.s4 tsess ssss ~ -. y. ys.s .ee
TN - cse Res!ft T. you desfe savs os eef e9d
s. ai L. .sis ss i. 1s a.
n. %sa IT,! NAVY @ y ~ s.ass Il a e.,
ess.T1, =: 2sT.asat eass e II .lsrioas dasss Ws
a.s .hess.sf ssia u a,s1 "'F'a' 'a'1 tfeA' name
Vs' truly souA RICHARDS Tu,aAs.
f3Al1oA uho. April l. pea
e, H.1ox ob.sa.s1 30 sxas tS
&c. &c e. IT. A.ons Asua balsa "a u ,iscI,5 tSs
sa:re esss saF1as Pts,a a:s 1
u nia prompt and ed:ctrns. 'e'Sa''a'na II
n. L HA0KEDox. DIN.
MsgsRs, < MANN s19,'ox 50@atsaa, a1sa Aayiz laeA
a.1s !9s he pa. three 1Ears u ,cotea q"
= q .:,s. aas :s:s!C i;
fsyer I'D Ans wtSnnt ;1 n" sdtctuaiy euEs chilli
9so'' 'oasA PalLLlnAs KEARNa Drurr.,s.
nu u.ux. LooAssroar Ind, Kept, IL ia
,oar Arae tne f2' e <.o,s Of
J. LYLE Phpsio:sa s,1a "a Is D.S.:Ia SsSs
,,reo,. L1oxpAa. AIeh!xan. June ia ,s<x ,
1heIs - ~, a. HAM % Gallon, Obs Gent,
I'll, ,. 81 n - fe'st .3d .se "a ~
for their e1.s<nsr hays Eed ii ysn III Ison ny labor
&c g = NJ o. s1a 1s,
anoof Or had rlcle Of e ver aucs tho H., neses
1have Anee used the thsa bottle GaYe nn3 ~ htn 10y,
ta:& thai viii never III. eAoe"a u u Ano oalp
Youzs uuls. q p uoon
n: Mann 4 TO-, psop1etors Gallon. n,
u. u. r
Asent for Ill the ~e.tera S,stes M ,os nolet1e
soad by all good druxx!sth " Asst'one,. and
, 1859-03-03
The Two Political Creeds.

d" Land for the land'ess,"." Niggers for the
niggerlcss will hereafter be tue cries Of the
Republican and Democratic parties-cries
emphasized by the Republican vote for aud
Ar. Duchanan's veto Of, the Homestead bill !;
mud by the Democratic support Of, and Re-
publican opposition to, the thirty millions,
Cuba"stealing, nigger-driving s1indlc. The
Republicans Of the West will be content 10
acsept tue issue which tie Democracy hare
forced npon them and will thank the pres
ent Congress for placing the principles Of the
two parties SO plainly before the people.
, 1859-03-03
Horrible Massacre OF Missionary
Family.

The Rsv. Nj. Kllfman. q Methodist Missions
~ who has been preaching to the Indians Of
oregon since 1888, Wis murdered With his fam
ily not long aince, under siugulsr and appalling
circumstances. The apall.po having broken
out among the garages. while the missiousry'a
family we're not attacked. the former thought
that the pestilence had been introduced by the
whites with the intention Of extermuatina tho
red race. Acting upon this horribla suspicion.
their next step waa revenge. A bold chief vas
selected for the deed, who stole into the cham.
ahawk in the brain Of the missionary and that
Of his wife. and then osbsr Indians rushed IN,
and helpless children, male aud female employ.
eel. e-o au.ehesed, the house raz.d to ,he
ground. fences destroyed and every vestiee OF
. once happy home disappeared. The facsa Of
the case hare been laid before the Senate in a
communication from the War Department.
, 1859-03-03

e Not single huzzs ehesred tho entry in.
10 Paris Of The Prince Fspoiaon md ii. hride
bas ono 'o''s w he.za-that II Of < aa~is, who
havfsd OH, :" How warming this u tae . Pr,,.
eass who CONES from hot eount,yv' 1hs CIV,
elesde was composed Of si1 t1o-hosse eazriaess
Dasorsed By Ouirsssisss Of The Qnard.
, 1859-03-03
~~N~*$s-W-
The Yankee and His Locomotive in
N-- Erf

The Yankee and His Locomotive in
EKJpts
On ths railroad from 53<1 to Alex9udris r.
csntly finished srs four locomotives Eng
lish manufAeture, tho other two built at Taun.
tor, Maaa. The Pashs'a eaEs being open to Hat.
tery the English engineer, though their Consul
uss essly means 10 gss rid Of American en&in-
eesa Tiny xsrs told hy the railroad company
that engines woald not b ussd md their ser-
viees would not b. wanted. The sxcue for
haalin2 than oE was that thty wsrs not strong
aaoagh to haai tho hs8vJ Eaina. -
4ns Of tho American engineers ketine N
Opportunity to spssk with % PAsha. told him
he Wo4id .haul u many. loaded sa1s ~ vould
reaah from one end OF ths 1oad u the other.
Accordingly ssvsnty-8Es Loaded eaza (which va
I'll they could mustsr) ws9s pat In train, ths
PachA's own car attached; and the whole vase
taken through to Saex, . distance Of 200 mi1sa.
In tvslys houa, msking sopqagsa for fnsl and
water. 1he PashA exrlaitned in EgyptiAn,
:" God is greet bat Z YAskse il vary near per.
fection r. On his fstuln hs disehaxxsa TIA Eng
list edeins drtrsss; IND noH Hsaa shs Ta4atoz
engines BltQ6Rth&f,
Until 1ast satann ths great 3 tsoypslaad xsail,''
WA soassgsA h bsxss1aaa9 2psa canals: Ahen
8ua1 u 8af4: 1lxtg nilss in t~satT Aou1s,
aud thaaos by aseAmax 10 A1axAadfia. 1hs
camel must elesz ~ track 6ee ~ Yeakss irua
horse&
, 1859-03-03

Siprn stas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" -
Th;. n..t -.w..l. ~. 49,"
.;dant aaa,aros, ~. ~ ac'e G uNasoa. .ne -! -
e.-e;"d e .;.s. ~. aae oosesaen. ssanot g
~ nniv - nht.; muso sssenoe sna .oas .nls
T.r;T " oos.neu snEotgn - aesteass o1 me
t;an m ,a, - assesannse Iatn tnAs ohc'G IeqalA.
w WE, "1.sa M !. Io'MA'S oaeteo eY me Sec1etatf
~ -, ~ Waa. .asu ING Aanln1,fason teaaer ~
ina.e) aks leese 70 introduce one; snd saat
.eaxs ;shs IetoseoCsesenty seven oi ne eighty;
elkus so.es " Isluee oeinR given ny psoieseed
suppestses C. 81 49, ne Aom1nle19son, ana - ons
~ H =. .ue eo tasssta Gom.ns' 1ns1n' Enu, lots.
GO 81 As saPpofte1.
+,.t "aes r. ore We 10 nnaetssand y thlss Admit
sass os soss teom 'ne sottoa fe8lon 9e 70 %
sseehsso ;s shs. aot y ea aaV1eu iana1Som e9w
fsn.h-.n. 80. Ea;., nEa raa.tl % p oeay, youa
Tnii.nd; gs ~ smA1es' ~ netE o.epnenas
~. ~. ~; e.s 1oane y eascs 70 ssoP
, 1859-03-03
The TaEin and the Imports and Ex-
p0Tfss -

We are not prophets Of cril; but with the
spirit which prevails at Washington in regard
to the necessary Tariff leglslation, and With
ths unsubdued' propensity OF our people, un.
der low rate Of duties, to make excessive
importations Of the neccssariee which ought
TO be produced at home, and Of The lu1uriea
with which re might diepcnec, wc zee little
protpect Of the speedy return Of that day
OF prosperity toward which all are an1iously
looking. It is conceded that any revision Of
the Tariff, at this session OF Congress, is i'm
possible-that we must continue to purcbass
abroad the iron and lead, the woolens aud
other textile fabrics which our own forges
and looms ought to turn out and the tab]es
OF imports and exports prove that the mad.
ness Of importation is not, meanwhile, In tue
least subdued. We copy from one Of the
New f6fk' Commercial journals the following
eiatistics:
- T. s-.N ..%-
1xPoR1f A1 FEW YoRK FOR THB WkEk xkDlS0
SAfrRpAX. FkBa uARI 2bTH.
, 1859-03-03

~ 8. &. Taylor has bean reelected Mayor
Of Cairo. BY about niasty majority oysr John
AeWlsa4.
, 1859-03-03
VaA LIVER lNVIaoRAToR
skxRAREp BY D2 sANyoRn
CoaP0G1DRD ENTIRELY FROa GGhs.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURG

l. and L1VH0 AEDlQ1NH nov ha.ora the nnh1,.
rtn9s %aMa fesoa4e1 usdose ottsa seps atsd
ss 1Sho.a os ~ ma1tsf ~ s9ro ouse Tor Chox.-
1x Tx, X aw YET R!aSs veatssvs u Cha,ers,
ssaa1 food q G1e ID % hrov on az bassa I'd
1eu. puFtfvi t:e e. Itea ths efeets Of ~ -; n
stS EYE 5ons and etns Alter long eknese
ohinery., removing he <d 0ns botts tatsa for
e4a3e Of IT, disease-<3-l 711anatcs removes Ill
tsetinx radical cure. ~ sIiosress o. unnatural
Allfoas attxrks In, ~ eo!of hon the xki1
s9so *u4' Sn4t r. os.t9 One dose taken sbof9
on ~ ~ III Gme before ealing nges
1xoTstot. " wv ~ III xpt xpt % IL 1ae appet!ts md
0ne doas aner estna well
1om acb and mn nYnnt III 01e dora o::ea .cpeAt.
{ood ffpu g!Ncr ~ sou,- ed. curcs lsonlc Nl4r-
n,,~ xtile N N a. and
ss,,ss;s sss .s:ta* oF''sna ss aao.. e ,ss ID
,lxst ossns H. bo1nsI A 'ew bottles viii cars
zaalT nd eqIas sps-| }nroUsS hy exciting ihs
uvssh. 2 {sososEAo&
Jns >ose takso after - We ataka p.ea1ura IN r.
s-oh Hskl Y i cutH Qv& II Eoommeuatr4 th!4 ucdt.
7Wsh Ie4ne - : preventative
Roon.aI: 1u al1.ys r z.a, aM f:;'ss H3;t,a IA VI
usve STICK DeA4AeAs. - W. Il - nanoas .ss
Gay one dose iame I certainty. and shouaaDd d.
Massiv Fsasvea t~ifo - no Niltnk to tAstify 70
Thua ss NondeEful virtues
ALu WHO ua1 II ARR GIVING THHIQ
uAa>1Mous TESTIMONY N IT'S Favor.
~ vAeri4 ths naonh With The rnvtsozssos, md
swallow bath toxsAAE.
p. s4N10Ri. r.oPT,stof No. q B!oad~a,. New
son11s '131H 91HassasR 81 Z ttsit; SzSiS nd
N1Itv-*s5 ~ $tA Ranantnh ssre&t
, 1859-03-03

1fE7. 1E5R 1870
DRY EoodL.....-......t2s6sf 4iMssa9 Aataa4s
~Gtnses3 mxeha1dsxe- a:9,71'- .&E3M - I95y;21
y. 10!A lof the Neet. .4a&H Hz19 31It.E+ &s411sx
ffeuossfs-feposeS..0-aQasD NJ sD- 1a,G207o 3L.Ss.5
sinoe Jan. L.....-s+1olkol7 Is z,5:a Mgae9
xxfok4s KxcIus1rx or krxc1z. :.
Total for tEe week.. .&t Ssaa1H o1t.S. e1sns1
Previously reported. $50 10 ssl1'ei Gi71NO
ea.sa a.ocaaa 6iel40
So I'VE have bought since Jan. LIST, forelsa
merchandise to The amount Of $35 1882 1929,
and hare paid. thereon, in exports of brcnd-
a.uds, cotton and tobacco, e,4e1 ,4s4l This
il an extraordinary showing for the port Of
New York alone. How with such a manifest
drain upon the sp.eie resumes Of The coun-
Try can We hope for restoration Of confidence
and hosiness1 Ne knbm1t the problem to the
consideration Of euch ct our readers as main
.aan toat me, commercial policy Of tie coun-
ny IL well enough and should be lei alona,- --
, 1859-03-03
FTD BUILDERS, OWNERS, i RoOFERs
1he ns:znszh RFtpe5sa a p am'sa n lara oe aaau


Xhis usv aEt51A 10 ezieudxe9 p IN Axsals u a{A3
1lalA6n @1kG1sa8 aaF* &n1421 4eAG AsFa 6H14&A.
G81G. d do fe8sos ~ rstAa 8f fa1a1ss. u n
~ As~~
aessinan. u I'll aspla0 At III yM4sas A1AAeas II
t1a33 ~ "a. On b. 4sn b. oalnn9 ktAe eAaa of II
0h neD t411S 4. mHAxp& 4DA4
, 1859-03-03

NOTICE,
c1TrCK or 41Er. w. wkcka.o.3
tltauufkh, Feb. u 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockho!sIers Ia the '.PitsburE. Fort wayne and
ofthe AID or TRADf. II tae ctty of Pittsburgh m
TUESDAY,. the 18th day Of March ne1t as o'c,ccr
la5a viii be presented S' s's"
The eeeon ror nteea DIRECTOR to serve the eu,uloz
Tie 3o.h pr11fm, II 10 O'Clock a. 81
lraaafsf boekl H be closed from the 4st to sRL
the Ohio I'D Pennsylvani4 Ohio ad lna!ans or Fort
Hayne and Chicago Railroad Coupaoies which has not
unas, Eilt nltbe entitled 70 vote said election
rtoekhndess presenting their cert dcANs of stock IN
tEA company 10 AnJ Ticket Az the ue Cf me Rn.f
I'll BE- sod s9 E1eazoa leket Is sh.t s,ation 10
te1n March 18Th to April ii, bo7h inc cnsye. e'9N
bJ order o the Pre- deok
1e14lw.c33 AUGUSTUS BRADLEY SA-Ax
, 1859-03-03
The Tariff Question.

lFI6da tat n. 7. 1fib6ne. .st6 tnst-J
The House of Representatives, on Saturday,
BY tho decisive majority Of 12S to IS, voted 10
allow the Introduction Of = bill seviaing and in.
creasing the Tariff. .Two-thirds being reqrired.
lease WAS not granted. seetionally, tho vote
-
, 1859-03-03

U7or TnsseS, Shoulder
h1Aces add Abdon3na u Suo-
poste11 They aIe aeepts for
the manufacturers and vii
eell II io8 prlce1. HQLLIN HXITH L q. l.
, 1859-03-03

NJ Nnx -.
n...stmps 1nnaS na, ctslk !. IL, IN sne treasury
Ss hin rIo naRpsa1H II 1ae omens 70 %
.ne red.pd 1i. sueS oAGe, FIT 10 Salnng GUY
"a r. - T,dta,1 ~ A Do!'e, ~ ~. opsnat
49,; 49, ~ 1au ~ ~ .ae oloo ne
fnnna arIles s,.nSn5 ~ .ne -, ~. *aen 1ney
s;,h ~ -,;..o, ,r~.s.a,sS 1T =. S94y " ne,
:. t+.d t1;es - S;s.hs-n. hnt 49, sno "a1ca
LII t;rnss~snS ~ Rrsts,v.+h ~. "ntsn snappeo
.ses,ao..si- essu A4' "'''a s'@nolo9 .!
'' ~ M f,ov,.,. t,r,h;,, s;.t,.s -. .h
49, ~ ~ ~. =. suso8 @ osAas' " aoe saool-
sro;,na ..a ".ntIasa.n this ~, hs %. aG:.hh,ng
sloano. ~. t.d,1 o1neaeo, Ms Nv p msa ~ 9sanoh'
.,a oaGd ~ 80, I'D kI;, kg1 ~ ~, ~ ZOE natM.
ss nolea - ~, 4 ..'11k.;a ~'ak nSm u. spos Hnn
a..a.. aoss ns-., Et.ees. IA pros9aeo g
Aoney ;a s 1eHsa~' o'A0A = @oo u0''' 737o ntnset
'ns9 e.. eossoo}; ~ }s;c.,.., 1..x;,r u.., n.., r
~ IN r..sno ois" sas us..;n us. a1 1es uoyle, r.
~h;,s ~, XII - 4.i1t es.ns " ht.; Me nonL
,ss.,a- - 49, n;ah - ~ 20 Aae
99a1Ios 9 " .as w. LINZ "aen .no AaaMans
Ssaesd III o,sa;a. S.n y u1''eneeoee, nns
~ +wc. s3ts1 h.sne ~ I.;H nnna H. sa e Dreamed
y Whtn Msrtin anf Upahnr % ~ rsissd s 1oS. H. f4on
=. asa ~ fe1N1. u o?saua sau; .e4 - hey rom
thtnz s " ~; NJ EsV nada " lsn1 - ~ ns naa any
dsafi7 uncon.cious. +'''' "0a va s'''
, 1859-03-03

@Tor Fancy Eoaps. Rnlh.
e md follst Articles 70 70
BoLLH. SMITH h CO., Iii
L&ke-E&,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-06
N4RZ.NE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

s..uh,,.-P.rk-rbur, Powell Baltimore, " Cromvveh
Co. Nor,ueln Lsh, rinkl, paugh A'r,nsa " Aye9
e. r.x ~ N,Gsusn A-pnwsil. NJ % hoo-ftsi ~
m y - Vp sap,,u bremen G.grk. K.us.n RscheF
.-El-n Austin, Gsr,ict LysrPooh sp.nSso' ii'" y
An,,L r. Rhode. Barbados, H. Iro~ briggs sons
a.o,s. 4 Luawis rss.Lp,p, Richeacio, Lung
@ srl,oTrrs W Foibss; Bristol Belle tSrh spAnAse,
Liverpool Y ) Thor IS JaHrs ~ r,ou.. I.u... n
b1is.- Mary MoorehU.-, psey, ~ s. thon's 49, o.
srssfk. Fer aDdns Boomer BIZ Bnmer, 81 JOAN ~ b.
- ppa,.i.Nyolts Case Phi.sd-ph, Van Brunt Sash,
ms.on Cc.on Wilmington master a 19nn , r,snu'
go. M,Cr,ady Mott & Co. Fully. smith wi'mnt,on
~ - 49, Iny Terr, Wilmington, McCresdy AotS 70 /;
L. Nsi,r Wtks J.cm.l, Beck Yorktown, Perkins, Sia-
dad Bolivar, Gomez. Wallace L %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-06

APoIIcE OFFICER IN TRoUBLE.-Iesterday ai;er-
noon. short time previous TO the Storm Mr.. Faux
ner appeared at the office of GeneralSuperiotenden
Psbury an made complaint against an officer sta
toned on Broadway, Fulton street, charging hun
with being intoxicated. Mr.. F. further ret forth that
the officer had grossly insulted several ladies as they
were getting into stages giving them slap with the
palm of his hand they mounted the step and entered
the door. dispatch sent down town, and the
messenger soon returned with Officer Eddie Of the
Broad ay squad whoee appearance indicated that he
bad been partakng rather freely of the ardent or was
sipgularly effected by the heat. Mr.. Faulkner con
fIorted the officer and reiterated hs charge where
upon General Pll,bury asked Esdie what be meant
by spch disgrsc,ful conduct The officer standing in
the center of the floor swayng to aud fro like reed
shaken by the wind denied the charge Of being In
toxicsted. The General said there was doubt as
10 bis condition ard told him if he did not &c Use
drinking intoxicating liquor he should detail him TO
one Of the extreme upper Precincts. The officer now
became greatly enrsged and taking off his shield,
threw II violently Oh the table, and at the time,
with sr oath, mingled with an opptobnous ephithet,
told Mr. Faulkner that he would beat him when he
caught him in the street. Without more ado, Eatle
started for the door, when the General ordered his
arrest Mr.. DusenbeIry, one Of the clerks, appre-
hendsd the Infatuated man, and with the assistance Of
one or two officers, conveyed him to the Detective
Office, where he stripped Of his insignia of Office
and not permitted to retire until he had dorned bus
citizens apparel The General Superintendent ordered
Esdie 10 be suspended from pay and duty.
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- c-,..,s An. @-Corro~ easier. ut Dot qro'ssy
~ - -. 20 d, were go ba~A suG.s hfp ~ e.
IN ~ FLors dul a. % % ''s '-pr'"N'
- - CoFFFs seafy. .-,-- -. .o,o,,.i.
rH.stt>,o~ .ux .-coTLo> iretslMi p,'sss n'''~'
\ 90 esl.s ESir-Se prices = az!
-. a. & 6 o rn.-FLOus duh and 5-chnips w.
So, n an ali lot. ony; Nee MrdissHs az NO.
COSY -, 10, .re,y Prime. oars dun vita 'rsi ses
Ahost " 80. F..t WsIsgy sAle- 10 bois a. ~ 49,
al Ssr 5-rtoUs lepr->--d, thcufh not l'~-r;
, ~ =, ,ar.rise wsIsxY dsn a. Sfc rso''s"'9
usg..'sd. Efhs: demand on
- ,,sii r.dr .rset rady ssl-' Of "" prs -.
nt'u - - CosS dul AID ki~er; sNrs "i o. .'.
sac a. so .Ls o,,rts, closing hesy, OATS nasihr,
.pS pyr a i, WHISKY penin.l Caesi I,sKixpssTs
~. Sco ~, Elpr 90 hu.h Whest 49,, ou.A "a 49,.
,Sesy rso.,s-I 100 bbl. Flour 5000 BUSH Wheat h'N"
Oswyco Avg Ssp n.-Ftova unchsnsen, W 80 ~
S.r ,td Interior teuASis1 u'es us. Cxa.Ss AZ
?, CoRx irSci,- Canal FsteHr slI; 90 u
e. - MI, .pa 8, 90 Coru Ses York No hs a., 49,
H., =, Cain by Lake today. Caas ESPesrs ISV 's-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-06

EFFECTS OF THE LIGHTSISG.-For the space OF
twenty minutes or more before rain fell yesterday
afternoon the atmos ohere the western side of the
city was filed with electricity, and the heavens
seemed ablaze With lightning. AT this time the sky
in the east was quite clear the being obscured by
a few light clouds. Preceding the rain there were
two very shsrp flashes Of lightning, followed by
almost deafeping crashes of thunder One of these
struck the topg allant mast of the ship Wild Pigeon,
living at pier No. 45, North River. The subtle fluid
in It's downward course esped skipped over the
topmast, and, striking the maDmast, down to the
deck, and escaped over the buwaIks into the water.
There were several men at work on the deck, all OF
whom received shock. One of the party, Frederick
Reduc, was stricken to the deck, AID for some mo
ments lay as if dead. Medical aid was summoned,
al after the application of restoratives the unfortu-
nate man recovered sufficiently to allow OF his re-
mova to the Hospital
The mast which attracted the Lightning was new,
and bad only been set up few days. Excepting toe
topmast it was rven from top to bottom, and several
of the bands around the mainmsst were melted as II
they had been pester. The yards and rigging were
torn from their fastening and fell with tremendous
crash to the deck. The loss will be very heavy.
A schooner at anchor off the foot Of Spring street
was also struck by lightning and disabled.
The building occupied a. dwellisg and grocery
store, corner of Sullivan and Prince streets, was
struck by lightning, but fortunately, the occupants OF
the premises escaped unframed. The lightning
struck the lead gutter, and running down the TIN
water pipe, escaped into the sewer. The tin pipe was
rendered as fiat as if it had been drawn through
rong.miI. Further than the above, no damage
was oone that our reporter could learn.
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UNDER HIS BED.-Many Of the dodgers st French's
Hotel were thrown into high stste Of excitement
last night in consequence of an alarm being raised
that there was thief in the house. An old gentle
man named Farrell one Of the guests, was about re-
t,ug, when, as was his custom, ne looked under the
bed, and to his surprise saw a fellow slowed away
behind piece of carpet. Though partially IN
dressed. Mr. f. rushed into the hall, locking the door
after bin, ard shouted thief" thief Officer
Niven Of the Second Precinct was quickly summoned
but upon going up stairs found Mr.. FaIrels room
door oIen but no thief. The officer examined sew
eIal Suspicious persons who were lounging about the
house. but Mr.. +. was unable to identity Any one OF
them. The thief bad effected an entrance by false
keys, and had escaped by the same means after M
F. ran out the old gentleman in his flight taking his
key with him. Mr.. +. had considerable money with
him, and would no doubt have been robbed, had ne
rot taken the precautOn to look under his bed before
retiring.
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by telegraph.

HIGHLANDS, Aug 5, sgn.-s.-A bark showing Haygous 4
BIZ Z. .sDsl IL az suehor OUTSIDE.
SANDY HOOK AuE s. sgus@t.-rwo barks ard brig
ou'ds re ba- all burd in. Wind Light, and BLOWN,
n ". Weather cInuoy
HAMPTON ROADS, Aug 5-Au bsrk Annie L Lizzie from
Ro Jsn.ifo for oroers
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5-Ar. brig Lu.ins, from Maya,
pr.
BOSTON Aps 5-Ar Br brig Princess, White. frssaa.
Ais ,hp Z.phyr, Fen from the Pacific Ocean, with s~
bis sperm oil.
Of Hzhlsnd Lish Cape Cod shirs George Lee om Aeos
Bsy X FORBES from Penang Alfred Hill, from PooChOw'
r. f,r Boston.
kE",,,oRLEANs, Aug 4-An ships Moses TayOr Boz
cesux Wm. JARVIS, Boston.
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uARRIED,
CROsS-UappFS Z

CROsS-HARRlS-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Alr. . By
%. Rev. B. GcoS-- rbouss b Crs. 70 Elizabeth Harris
FRENCH-BAKER-In ST John.bury W., BY toe Rev. O. v
Nssber NJ Hei Frerch Ct New YORK, 70 Ass sarah w
bster Of 81 Johnsbary.
BuNTER-yOTEY-On Thur,day. Aug 4, by the Rev. ThOs
Galde Marcus Hunter Cornes 5 youngest daughter Of
feter ko,.y esq. all If this city,
NlDDLE1ON-HART-Ai Calvary Bsp;is, Church. on Thurs
DAY, Aug By Rev 5. Hoe, Joan Middleton, j.,
C.rneha T. daughter OF Rob-r. d. Hart Of this city
NOODR0W-BULKLEY-Onf Friday, July q BY he Rev. W.
5. E;Aei A. 9. WoVesVw v Adelaide L. B-kley
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La as, ns TER Wilmington McCresdy Mott Co;
loo SslsI Hha NIL, J w.Il'ce Z o. pee
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Arrived.
Steamship Marion tO:er Charleston % hours H' '''
steamship Georges Greek, Gsser Baltimore md''' and pass
to t. o Soa 's ..T consoD c,l.o April o. suanO Jno.
MsGsw ssilse COMPANY with ship Geaner for Boston.
S Soass = sSi ia, ms on s. 81 spoke waain. bark
Tsa fs;i16 died Of consumption 3D. ot
BI.s,, IL n atf ON. Ws,.r the afternoon VI the ith
va, N he i.hs d, could glc.; ss was r.sn
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70 M ~ in Pseae May H. for mles Of the
moth Ca .aisd from san 1900 mile. without
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steering w sh lat ~ s., op 81 10 spoke eas has rom
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Yrk
orprp ssrd in compsny ~ih bark. L,mplehsr sor New
NOR brs Mary McRs-, Wilmington ~. G, and .chr;
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80 saw lara. ePp. ship with gilt stern aud white an,rer
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a. as. bound Falmouth Ers Put a,o hi. pot in distress.
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in s.nPsIy WITH .ehI fI's "I :, A.u. n
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PhIp. sso in company with ship Gray Eagle, for Pnia-
Bns camu,, IF Macha' Johnson cienfoes0' July H. sugar
BrsI'sbsls B;ww,u Tsrs P9I. su Prince days coffee
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Bs ksiahs Am.bury Mon,svd.o june 49, hide. to Brett
soS Go, L., p,.uon,, Ma, pov.,. Clan, ro,.
Arsa Jun. 2, palm OIL a., 70 b. Safer june e5 psst
JOY Lewis Msr and Aug. Thomas Ruedg- all died Of
.sn,e db,sse
WOOD to Msssi.
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s Saw bog = B..t f..Se coins !. Ps ,lvs Jov - ,
sebr slna tsc Avs. Palermo 80 days fruit to Law
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