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A PowDER-HousE BLOWN UP.-The Troy IN. "
Times of the 9Th instant has the following:

At hatpast two o'clock this morning, one of the
wheel mills attached to the schaghticoke powder
works. of which Messrs Swift Masters and others are
proprietors, was blown up, killing workman named
Benedict This man is an experienced powder
maker, . German, aged about forty five years. He
has worked as wheel man in the mill that was blown
up some two or three years. He leaves wife and
two or three children There were two distinct re-.
ports, both of which were heard in this city, and the
conclusion was great as to shake the windows in
buildings and in some instances to arouse citizens
from their sumbers. The building blown up is about
thiry-fve by fortyfve feet in SIZE 1t is literally
torn to pieces. The building was a very strong one.
Some OF the pieces were thrown great distance.
About twenty kegs Of powder, OF twenty five pounds
each, exploded. The powder was in an unfinished
state and being worked under the wheels 1t is sup
posed it 6ad got too dry ,a and this INDUCED the ex
before the catastrophe. The probable pecunary loss
will be about $4,000. The building destroyed is but
one Of seven or eight structures attached to the
works. and the disaster does not seriously interrupt
the business OF the company.
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WARMTH OF BIRDS IN SwrrzERLAND.-Mr. Charles
Martins, who has lately been on Scientific excur-
sion to sptzenbergen, furnished himself before start
ing with curious instrument for ascertaining
the temperature of birds. He found the average
temperature of ducks to be 100 degrees Fahren.
heit; that of wild geese to be about degree and
half less. Female ducks are, on the average two.
thirds of degsee warmer than males and while
the temperature of males never varies more than
degree and half from the mean, that of females
varies more than two degrees and quarter. The
superior excitability of the female ducks seems,
therefore, fully established.
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.inues very dali, the sales to-day being limited to 500

tinues very dul the sales to-day being limited to 500
bales.
The flour market is depressed and prices have de
clined to 10c The sales to-day were 5000 bbls
mostly at 81 go to "a 70 for superfine. ~. .-
Corn closed buoyant. Mixed corn is quoted at 81 90
Whisky closed firm at 29c. Eastern mess Pork SIS
80 to Is 40.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The Flour market is gener.
ally unchanged. Corn closed dull at Soc for old.
Whisky closed quiet at Csc. Pork has declining
tendency-smal sales at s14 so. Lard in tierces at
l0ac. -
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-The Mississippi at this point
is slowly recedng with but five and half feet water
in the channel to Cairo.
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TRYING TO Blow UP A JUDeE-The Chautauque
(N.Y) Democrat learns that Judge Chamberlain, of
Randolph, recently receiveda package from some
place in Pennsylvania, by mail. The package look.
ed as if it might have contained miniature lkenesses,
but upon removing the outside wrapper, the Judge
became suspicious of certain string that seemed to
connected with the contents of the package. He
called in neghbor, and the package was carefully
opened, and found to contain two pistols loaded with
powder and ball, capped and cooked, the string COM
municating with the triggers. The Judge has strong
suspicious as to who was the friendly donor of this
valuable present.
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18th the furtherance Of the proposed route via

Florida.
II the Florida Company, or proposed or presumed
wil.be Contractors in possession Of one million
OF dolarsof cash capital or cash resources they may
succeed in furnishing community with daily
mail via Florida and Charleston in from four to five
days. and If the Company can perform the undertake
ing daily the year round SO much the better Tor our
community. We have no idea Of countenancing or
encouraging this Florida route at the expense Of the
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad we are sure
Of mail four days out ofthe seven through Tennes-
see and Virginia. and after the LIST Of January next
expect to have it toieraMy regular in four days.
Our Charleston confrere will understand what tolera
bly, regular means under the postal arrangements of
the General Government
| During one Of the showers yesterday we happened
in at a dry" place, which heightened our talk con-
siderable while the shower was passing, and brought
up cotton and estimates but we have space for
further talk than our alIusion to the New York
oracle.
Col. Wright, in his circular last week for the Eu-
| ropean MARKET speaks as follows:
CRoP.-The accounts from the cotton region are
favorable for the crop. The favorte estimate here
and in the South is 600 600 bales. Most parties en-
gagged in the business calculate that with the general
adoption Of this estimate for crop, lower scale of
prices must shortly ensue. On the other hand, there
must be equal in every respect to that Of the last,
and that frost must not occur before the middle of
November in order to secure so large an amount the
former doing no business, the latter taking
moderate interest in cotton, believing that even with
100000 bales, prices low as they are likely
to be- and the critical period for the realization of SO
large an estimate has still to be passed We give
this the feeling prevailing this side, and as ac-
counting for the large business thus early in the Gulf
ports do not wish to be understood as endorsing
it. 1t impossible to give an estimate until after the
period of frost; all such at this moment are mere
| guess work.
Receipts at the ports are large, and in excess of
last year next week we shall show further gain ;
after which we shall be more a level, and may not
gain much, if at ALL for months. The receipts in the
Atlantic ports will be less for some time than in the
corresponding weeks of last year.
The Colonel intends to be the safe side this year
in his estimates. He begins with what he is pleased
to call the favorite estimate of the South, 100000
bales. We do not think he will have to vary his
figures this season. last year, that is commencing
at 3,250C00 bales in October last and figuring up in
June to 900 bales, and then 100000 bales
| less than results.
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MISSISSIPPI ELEcr1oN.-The yicksburg Wing {

Wednesday says:
Yazoo county gives Hill, Democrat and anti evee
man, 372 majority. Gen. Starke, the Whig and levee
candidate, has l42 majority in Issaquena !; 200 in
Bolivar, and is reported to have so in Washington.
This makes Starkes msiorities 422-leading Hill SO
votes. We think there can be no reasonable doubt
of Gen. Starkes success. He maylo on his report
ed maorities in of the counties, but there is
reasonable probability that change of fifty votes
can be effected We believe that he is elected, and
we congratulate his district and the State that his
ability and influence are still retained in our legisa.
tive body.
Franklin Moore the Wing and Levee candidate,
in the Senatorial district composed of the counties of
He loses the two latter counties by about 500 votes
and his majority in the former is reported to be only
100. Gen. j. E. Taaterro, Democrat and antilevee
man. is his successful opponent. He was formerly in
the Lower House.
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RAILROAD BONDS IN ALABAMA.-We learn from
the Observer at Eutaw that at meeting of the stock
holders Of Northeast and Southwest Alabama Rail.
road, held in that town last Wednesday, the Direct.
ors were authorized to issue first class bonds for
81 300 0O0 in addition to those authorized last fall
to bear 5 per cent interest. The shortest time for
any of the bonds to sseven years. and the longest
thirty. The Company p!edging its lands and the
entire property Of the road for the payment of the
bonds. This action was unanimous. These bonds
will be Immediately issued we presume and placed
in the hands of discreet agent, who will proceed to
the most inviting market to negotiate their sale"
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EASIEST TINE ON RECORD u AGArN.-Tha Gin
cinnati papers report that on the 7th inst Flora
Temple, in trotting match on Mr.. T. L. Stevens
Trottng Park, made the fastest time on record. The
following is the announcement of the race:
Mile heats best three in five to harness. to come off
on Friday October 7th, 1859, at o'clock P. NJ.
James L. Eoff enters b. m. Princess Of California.
James Mcmahon enters b. m. Flora Temple, of New
York. Mr.. enters b. 6. Ike Cook, of Chicago.
The following is the
Toting race mile heats three vs to harness. Friday
Oct Ih. 1859. Propretor's purse, $1,000.
James Mcmahon enters b M. :" Flora Temple" OF New
Mr.. enters b. g. . Ike Cook" Of Chicago:... q
james L. Eof enters b. :" Prncsss' OF CALIFORNIA
Time: 227a 2-z7 2slh.
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INDIAN NEws.-As we were about to go to press
we learned on good authority that Lieut.. Hazen with
about fifteen mounted Infantry, overlook the band Of
Indians who stole Mr.. Ragsdaes negro and cavallado
and killed another negro and recapturng
the whole of the cavaado and the negro. The country
through which the military Travelled in pursuing the
indians is described as exceedingly difficult to pass
over The Indians, on the approach Of the soldiers
broke for the chapparal one of them, however, was
Killed, TSan Antonio Texan, 8th.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY INTERNAL MAcHINE.-A
shocking affair occurred a few days ago at Mount
Clement, near Detroit Michigan Mrs. Barry,
living in house with a Mrs. Mosher, with
whom she was not on the best Of terms, was within
few days of her confinement, when the latter sent
her package, which, on being opened, proved to
contain liue snake The Mortified woman was i'm
mediately seized with convulsions, and the child
born, which died at once, exhibiting peculiar symp.
toms. The woman who sent the present was ar
rested.
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A FIENDIsH Acr-On the night Of the I'd inst. an
attempt was made to destroy train on the Milwau-
kee and La Crosse Railroad. ditch eight feet wide
and as many long, had been dug directly across the
track way, leaving it apparently firm, but sooner
had the engine touched it than it gave way precpt
ating the whole train from the track. The baggage
master had both Of his legs cut off, several passengers
badly injured and it is feared some were killed
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Two men, strangers to each other. got into dis.
pute, when one Of them exclaimed, threateningly
:. I will let you know, sir, that am Mr.. Hodge,"
/" oh! well, am equal to several Of you,n said tho
other, efor am Mr., Hodges
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Never quarrel with lady. II you are troubled
with her. retreat if she abuses You, be silent if she
your ear, give her bow in return il she tears your
eyes out, feel your way to the door and 6y.
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.Dr. Beard's

E Y E I n f I r. M A II Y
No. So Lafayette date Hevia) street,
Between Bsronne and Carondelet,
NEW ORLEANS,
This Institution open for the reception of persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building Is new-ihe Rooms large and airy Every
attention will be paid to tho comfort of patents
H- Wards devoted the of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
~ competent Physician resides in the house.
TERMS:
Whites, from ..S. 90 to IS 90 per day.
Negroes
~ operations charged extra. se8 2p1y&W
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Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
nos. 10 AND Is ROYAL STREE,

81 UB. I3 a N D KV Z Al bTR = z
supply Of CREME DE- BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In guar
ond pins continually hand which is to the best that
to this Market Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
BY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
OHOR SHERRY, SPARKLING and sTILI4 HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRANDIEssazerac Of the vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY, Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and ORTER, pints and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
IN the Market which will be sold
o4her house In the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dy sp1v Nos. Is land Is Royal street.
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The following is the

pretty girl and wild horse are liable to do much
mischief for the one runs away with fellows
body, and the other runs away with his heart.
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How to keep your own counsel-get into Chan.
Gerry suit, and you will never get rid Of him.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
aprss Of S4o0 approx.matingto $50 900 prse w.
prses Of 100 approximang to 7o000 prize 80
&pes Of $50 spproximatDg to 10000 prize 100
prses Of as approximangto TO 5000 prize are.... %
przss Of 400 approxlmntng to 1000 prise ars... 60
Sprses Of $50 appropriating to 5000 prise sre.. eC
prises Of 100 approxmating to 800 prize ~
5000 prises OF lWW
kas prisss amounting Ss1oeo
whole fickots SO; Halves. IS; Quarters, $3.50.
u~A Circular showing the Plan OF the Lotteries Will b.
cent TO any one desircna Of receiving 1t.
rO0 Prizes will determined By tho last ngurs ih
number draws the $50 900 prise. For example II .h
uubcr drawing prize ends with No. l. then all th
number ends will be entitled TO is0.
hs with No. then all the where
sar ends IN Twill be sntitlsdto $40 and 80 onto 0.
Certificate Paokageof 10 Whole eTicke.a..........sH
=. 10 Half ~
@ 10 QUARTER. ........ %
-. =. 10 Fights ........... 10
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATE
Nnolos the address for TIT Tickets
sseept Of which they will be forwarded by HrssmaiI.
Purchasers oan ending any fEure thsy
Designate
yhs Of Numbers and Prsss will be sent to pI
ehasers Immediately after the drawing
k>Purchasers will peese write their siknAturts plain ant
give their POST ONCE County and State.
k4 tho earnest request of many Of our Southern and
South Dents have besn induced to
an Office in New Orleans where orders for Tickets be
oiled.
rdsrs will be promptly attended if sddressedto to
G. T. HOWARD,
Box ISL H, Post-onee New Orleans, La. o.
WOOD EDDY b CO.,
sa4 3pkW AuVnsta. Gsnr<ia.
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TeIsgraphed to the lev orleans crescent.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
coaFszE1scx.az. z1vzzszzzoxszvc1

British Blu.ter about San Juan Island.
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fYfe apkf
READING AND yICksBURG PRESSES
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have formed copartnership under the
style OF READING L CHURCH, for the conducting Of
Cotton Press business in the above Presses.
ABM B. READING,
MYRoN H. CHURCH.
New Orleans, Sept. !, 1859.
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N Office.

For tie present. all Cotton delivered at Presses will
have compressed at the Tyler Press
s.s o,c,cn READING S CHURCH.
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ITO CANAL sT.....................NEW ORLEAN
Dealer in
II I w Il Il H Xy
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Manufactures to Order
Silverware and JeWelry.
DIAMONDS RESET, WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEwELRY
REPAIRED, e6 2ptf
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Roots, Shoes and Brogans,

Roots, Shoes and BrOyAns,
mA AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with primo Ditchng BoOfS Russs.
EROGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Csrpsaohy
HATE at the lowest market prices, by
FROST / CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
wo constantly receiving eneral assortment Of Sk
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf xsxieas
snd Wool HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
1pkW 10 Magazine street,
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4ss IzE SIT

The following Superb Scheme will ha drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER!
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folder Dutumente.
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DflleueDere Saloon,

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ct. Yaul> 49, Minnelpta.
Cie1er @alon 1T auf bas Mobernte eineeri9-
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une Yereen.
~ Ssben Mor9en s~il@en 10 unb
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15b26p @epre Benz.
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Sis, 1ebr Yiel @t8!

Die l1nter;eidueten maden i9ren auneen unb
benz Yublitum iberbaupt bic Mnseiee, hab lie ei-
men srpBen @erratb hes befen @iies einetlest ba-
ben uab i'm @tanee fnb, alen Befe1unetn mab-
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,Apn,met que, bic ibr miiblleli9 unb belaeen
5eip, infer Gis tpirb eud eraufen."
40 -. Ser. 8ettingen.
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