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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-13
RITTER'S
RADICAL CURE TRUSS,

TBUss relied the Of HER
N been needed aud although there several
kinds manufactured stu OF them Effect perma
is only few that they give the
TENT relief otherwise rtae and the rupture 10 be
RITTER has secured by Letters Patena TRUSS construct
entirely different from oherhaying the spring only In
'front.' which Il attached the psdthe pressure bling graduated
leaving nothing to ate the Spne the case With
dAshoned TruseIh having only leather strap around
the body This Truss warranted To the most obstinate rup
ture n the instructions adhered TO.
For sale In Richmond, by
JAMES p. DUAL Druggist,
oci3 Cor Main aud 10th sts
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SECOND DISPATCH !
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct ll.-As much interest has been oc-
casoned by the late events Vera Cruz in connection
with the movements of the Spanish fleet the result OF
the inquiries at proper sources warrants the assertion
that there is not the slightest foundation for the state
ment 80 widely published that Captain Jarvis nterlerred
in the affair which took place some weeks ago between
the captain Of the Spanish brig ereugucla and the Jua
rlz government Nor did Captain Jarvis send note TO
tie Spanish Commodore cOndemnug his course, or act
in other disappearing The relations between
these two officers OF the most cordial character,
without reference to political questions and Major An
canogo when coming to New Orleans on board the irg
ate Pocahonlas was calamity treated that he express
ed himself in the most complimentary terms toward the
officers of our navy.
II is further reliably asceraned that the action OF the
Spanish Commodore was suspended and the squadron
withdraw to Havana in quencc Of the pressing rep
reservations Of Spanish subjects in Vera Cruz through
the French cousu acting Spanish consul to the Capt
General OF Cuba. A bombardment, they stated would
not only destroy much of their property but peril their
lives No further hostile demonstration will be made IN
the absence Of adyiees from Madrid. It is also known
that the commander of our Gulf squadron not left to
his own discretion but he will act under the advice Of
Minister McLanc in the event of Spanish lombard
ment OF Vera Cruz aud extend oil possible protection ia
American citizens and their property including the land
ing of marines at Vera Cruz for that purpose.
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How A Lazy PRESERVED WEB'TER's REPLY TO HAYNE.
The Taunton (MassGchusctts Gazette incorporates the
following interesting "reminiscences in notice of the az
tice on 'The National Inteigencer and its Editors,
in the last Atlantic Monthly
at will be seen from this interesting narrative that
there was time when Joseph Gales stood alone among
Congressional reporters and TO still further illustrate his
position in that ae We ied Epqt we oaee % HeHra
and his wife wi regard the celebrated reply to Mr.
U,yue Meeting the Massachusetts, Senator rs he was
going to the Capitol that morning, Mr. Gales inquired
of him how long he intended to sp ak Abou. half
hour was tie reply. The editors duty at that time
pressing but he ventursd 10 lake so much time from
them Mr.. Webster however, directly after III Judge
story who said that he thought the time had come
give to the country his views the constitution. To
this proposition he ussened. Sir. Gales took up
his pencil unaware OF this new arrangement, aud
alike unconscious Of the lapse of time under the
enchantment OF the orator. and consequently he wrote
on until the close of the spell, Some days passing away
and the proof Of the speech not appearing, Mr. Webster
called on the reporter aud made inquiry have the
notes said Mr. Gales and they at your service, as
shall never find time write them out This led TO some
remousancc and persuasion but the overRsked editor
stood firm Then Ars Gales came to his rescue by say
ing that she thought she could decpher her husbands
shorthand, as she had formerly occasionally done So
Mr. Gales doubted seeing that it fifteen years since
she had tried it. But she had heard the speech, aud
the resess sweep OF ia argument and the gorgeous and
massive magnceuce Of its imagery yet vivid in her
mind she persisted in undertaking the difficult work In
due time thereafter the fair manuscript. came 10 Mr..
Wehsters hands for final correc ion. Scarcely word
needed 10 be changed and set OF diamonds, cost
ing thousand dollars accompanied the rich thanks OF
the eloquent statesman. Thus was saved 20 literature
the most memorable Grafton Of the American Seuate"
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1860. FALL TRADE. L

FALL TRADE.
IDY arrivals In receipt OF Fall stock 10 which
ID call the attention Of dealers. Amongst assortment will be
Ound-
% bales Bordeaux Almonds 1900 boxes Layer Rans asso
10 do harseiles do ed skies
20 fs Idca de 1900 bNsh Nj do
10 bags Sicily do 1880 drums Figs
% do Palm Nuts ~ cases fresh Prunes
% do Pecan do 30 drums sultana Raisns
20 do FibertS - bxs sugared Almonds
20 do Walnn,s % do Genoa Citron
% bxs Macaronl 10 cases Sordines
10 casks CurrantJ 20 d. Muscat Wne
so bxs Fire Crackers ~ irAil Dates
100 do Torpedoes % cases Ginger
100 assorted Pickles 20 do Br. Peaches.
90 do do Preserves
ALSO
900 assorted CIGARS from 81 To $40 per thousand
ALSO
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES.
My Factory complete and by far The largest establish
mtn OF the kind South OF Philadelphia which enables me 10 offer
TO the trade Of
VIRGINIA, -
NORTH CAROLINA and
TENNESSEE,
As also To the city grocer article Of city made Steam Refined
Crushed Sugar dy warranted stand 10 climate muck
below the Notthern price for article Of Ike standard
sei9 I'm LOUIS J. B0SSIRUX.
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E. T. WINSTOE,
(oEET. WINSTON co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VIII give his personal attention 70 the sale Of
Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Oats,
Or any other Country Produce entrusted 70 his care.
Onace mt Fisher * winstOn's 125 Main street,
NH ls-t RICHMOND, VA.
CORN STARCH.-Just received large supply Of coxs
Gelatin, starch Parhna aysring Extracts for Creams
G ,staris Gc At W. L. WARNINGS Durg Store
cell No. III Broad Street, above 9th.
II EROSENE OIL.-Just received fresh supply OF ksr
IN m warranted equalt ever offered In this OF
snv ether mArfet W. 1. WARISG,
ocif No. 100 broad Il above 9th.
SOLE LEATHER.-ss0 Sides for sale by
- cci2 LEWIS WEBB JOHN O. WADE.
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C,UNSi GUNSi! 4,
VI GAhE BAGS 80
Just received direct from ne mdH9ciuTers d. Engtand
plepdid Illuminated e6i Stub Tcf Double
barrel Guns we'll worth all In Also Game
Bag Belts Pouches Powder and liquor fasks Eye double
CAps WAds &C. Will offer at low pri-
WILLIAMS ELLiOr,s
oco-dlvelm Nearly oppssIte ~. Charles Hotel
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CrRE FOR SoRE TnRoAr.-The following recipe ia
said to have been very successful in the cure of throat
disease:
Apply mustard poultice for thirty minutes then wet
cloth with turpentine apply for thirty minutes Tnen
heat oil aud gum camphor together aRd grease the
throat. Take oil inwsrdly. Make wash Of cage
tea, honey, and alum for gargle.
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TsS cOSsTiTUTIOE-sTlTF RitHTs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-13

UUAIR BRUsHES-Prench and English patterns In great
Ill variety at all prices, for sale by JN0. T. GRAY,
oel3 Successor TO Adie Cray
UJEEs n BRUSHRS.-The subscriber offers for sale .
splendid Of Teeth and Nail Brushes Of the best
GU al.y and at low priceL JOHN GRAY,
oei3 Successor TO Adle 4 Gray.
RICHMOND DANvILLE r r.
EXPRESS FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
nN and amer MONDAY, Oct lat, an lss nc
" Express, Freight and Aecommoda fs&y3aak .xEZ1zc
Train will Richmond daily Sundays excepted for
ynchburg and intermediate points leaving Richmond M
and arriving Lynehbug at3 A. Ia time TO connect With the
pa senger train going the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road.
Returning leave Lyncibu-g at T25 p NJ Immediately the
arrival Of the train from the vest and arrive In Richmond at $40
A. n. ocl2l Q. q. TALCJIr, supt.
ATOTICE.-Delnauentc OF Water In Madison Ward
hereby notified that II they fail TO their bills or
be before the hour OF o'clock, NJ they
with according the requirements Of the following
the ordinance concerning the water works:
ordinance passed by the Council May 3lst 1855 III any
Bill remain unpaid for next after that which
Il presented Auditor shall molly the superintendent, who
shall stop being the premises In TO VI h
the default exists land shah ALLOW 10 be used those
premises again until said bill pad and Ave added
ogns Of the bill which shall be placed In the
the City Collector wh1 h. eby authorized and required
10 collect the as II II due for city taxes
ID. J. sAUHDERs, ia. for
ocl2-2 NJ. L. SrRATT0N, Auditor.
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
Correspondence of The MY. Tribune.

Correspondence of The MY. Tribune
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. IL, 1860.
The fourteenth a, nual meeting of TIE American
Missionary Association s in progress in this city.
A. clock yesterday the Society convened in Ply
mouth church. the Rev. David Root of Connecticut,
preceding in the Absence of the President the venerable
Rev. David illusion Of Maine.
After the reading Of tho Scripture by the President,
ano prayer by thu Rev. iona. s. Green missionary at
the Sandwich Islands for 30 years, the Treasurer,
Lewis Tappan, read his annual report. The receipts
the past f,csl year Rave been S56,OOO being an
advance en- the receipts of the preceding year of about
IS 900, and excseding the receipts Of any previous
wear BY transfer Of about 900 acres of choice
nd 10 Iowa vsd from the estate Of he late Rev.
Cbsree Aveny of Pittsburgh, Pa. valusd at % 600,
tbs A. socis,on has been able TO exoguish debt TO
nearly that smouD aud thus reduce the pscuniary OBJ
ligsiioIe of tho Society 10 an incODsdsrabl, s1u.
The expcndl,urs The pest year have been nsarly
So 000 IL supporting its home missions ts missions in
Ifrics JamGica Sald~ i1h Islands, Siam, Canada,
amorg the Ar ercan ib6sns, together with the usual
expenses Of the Asss citation.
The Secretaries of home ard foreign departments
Their read the snnusl report, which gave hi,hly in
tersstiDg account Of the various missions Twenty
five reyivals of religion are reported In tbs home
field.
In the evening the annual discourse preached to
an snoisnce respectable 10 numbers and Intelligence,
by Prof Morsao Of Ohio. Text Mathew, % chapter.
"Go We TITO TIE world" &c.
The meeting is 10 be cooti ued tomorrow.
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The movement of anthracite coal to tids-wide

pInrkets-C.RkvULLr REPORTED Foe TIE N. Y. TRIBuyH
AsEsThe demand i. fair for both Sind1 and prices are IN
changed sales Of Fots at IS Is and Pearl, at S5 ~
2CO made at lie for Mddns UPAnds and He for
New. Orleans and Texas
2tCo bags ct tie other kinds are quiet o.. v r. CT,
demand the higher pce deunded r;trie' oasae and
the aIktt closes quietly the advance Inc better are
Il Si tb ss'' at SIS % Tor s1Pae se snd woTn
So IS ri for Extra State IS 75G % 10 for choice 90
Tor slirpiug brands Of Round Hoop Exn OHIO; 81 0JG 81
q for trace brands do and ST zo 81 D. for ST. Louis Extras
Canadian and quite hrn the demand good for
Eytss Of $50 bb It 81 50 for Extra brands
the sIryals are modesto sirs OF bb. at coo s6 rs
fr liked good brands superhne Baltimore Nc, aud 80
ana Is In den aud a. 90 - - Com Meal mehlog.d;
sses Of $50 bb at IS ~ for jersey and ts ~ Tor Brnis
FRUTs-Sales by auction Of portion Of the Of toe
bark Cambridge, pisns $50 bozes Bunch Rsisin. at 81 ~
100 quarter boXts Of b2c ~ boxes aye- 90 a ~ % @O ha
boxes Dc. a. sl 4s0$l So O0J quarter do. at sic
rs hails o. Almonds ct De- and part Of the Curn. s
cargo, including $50 boxes B1nch tai'ius St " 'U2
IS hall DO. I'll 81 1920 qulter boxes do at
40 quarter boxes at 81 81 boxes Malaga FIGS at a
GAlNThe nras nat,t opeDed rather bettsr bat buyers
IN Rcd Western; Amber S2ag IL 10 request AZ full prices
Whit Wet IN Il scare, and ices ar inpoyin5t nc t-'
M~slkse Ccb az ii ai@Si 81 the ist,e Eli
Il C0 bush AMBER Iovs and Wisconsin a 90 IL 30 pl ~
s LIE OHIO s1d bcissn 50 81 90 H. ~ onsa " ate
W.,tem board hip Tor Liverpool It = - rsisht E!d
2t2o bush Rod AND Ameer W'ttrn At vi ssns lac IA
1. amer fLd demand, safes Of 20 bush Northern a. dc
Bare & a. demand aud 10 not very plenty te sal are io
buh n zee and BiGts for Canef4 Z ~ - is
In RIO and Il 81 Q} for IVES and Cmaht IN.
,G55c stle Conf e HrIa End ia good dsmand o
"a "a ten tlC horla trte. bat notelAe Tor export stlos
$1,000 bu,h 1t lar &c for Victor Mixed (he iai. u
sc,e chiefly do ahoat and a s'ac for F lad lioun
| yellow
upFS-The mItes Is quie ard re DO not learn that any
| thinl OF iupartsn3e has been DIRE.
HOPS-fie4e ia fa,r tsmaad, aud the maret quit lm
with slss 40 bales " lZGl9t 0r 1881 and AN3i,. 10
! 1904
HAY-A good shpog demand snd the market Is frm sole
| Of l6O bslr q q aloe . 100 10
LEATHEKOak and llemo Sole continues without anlua
| uon, ont pIlees have not changed.
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DIED.

BUCK-op Sunday morning. Oct t. FrsDc' Buck son q
George H. and Margaret Buck aged year. months Andz
CoNKLIN-At RhiDebe-k putchs. Comfy Friday. Oct
u William Consin ia the s''h year Of bis age fsrney Of
EewYo City
CHAPMAN-In Brooklyn, On Sunday morning Oct a. st
O'clock, Benjamin F,twia of H. and Emma T. Chap
msp, sgd Is months.
Aug1sa. wife Ess Carpenter the 2sh year Of hsr
DIE1Z-In this city, Sunday, Oct. "a, William H. Dstz,
Tie r,yes and friends OF the family fully invited .
and he f1os, nop the residence Of bis S,ntne ys%s ~
tn side "wednesday the 18th ns; ct o'clock,
~itboD: furhei io'i ion.
EMARUFL-Tn Brooklyn Saturday Oct l3 Mary, dsush-
.er Of Michael and Frances Emanuel ased years and
months
FOX-On Sunday Oct H. Mary Fox widow Of the late WI
liam j. Fo1, ssrd So years II nonhs and IL days
GRINNELLKied by the "Wednesday night, Dot 10,
the city Of Chicago, Dr. b. p Grinne formerly OF this
His ismsu. - be brought to Evars. Mills Jeas'n County,
v the last of Ibis week where his paIe nts reside
HoPKE-At Hastings NJ " Fniy Oct 49, Ferdinand F.,
Matthias and Augusta HoPke aged year. months and
a. dsya
JoHnsrON-In wnHam,bursh on Mondsy morning Oct IS
Mary Sinclair daughter Of James Martha B. Johnston,
Be- Tesins viii be taken Everrrsep from che rest
Of Der gsnd1othe No 81 Rs'er street , Wn'I ,S
fsmily ave u vit. to attend without further notice.
KELsYIn this city. surdsy morning Oct H. Wesley
Kelvy, aged 30 years and IL months
LiTBAM-At Bethany ~ j. SATURDAY, Oct la Sarah NJ,
Ielict Of the late A. NJ Latham aged 80 years-
LUCY this city, sunday Oct H. after short bat severe
Iess the beloved wife Of William Lucy.
LION-n this city Saturday, Oct 10 Suddenly n Li'n
McGOLDRICK-On Suidsy, Oct H. Mary Ann the beloved
wife Of Bugh McGo5nck in the S7th yesr Of her sge
EORRIS-Att the residence Of her brother 10 law, No Henry
erect of cobsout ton, Mrs Harriet Nert.
ROGERS-At Msphuet, Long Island, Firstay evening,
18th init Moni, Rogers D. In The 55 ,er Of his age
III. friends and these Of the family invited 10 stt-nd the
funeral on Fourh day (Wedns sdayl 7th inst, 1 FendS
Nee ding House, Msnhssset, st llt o'clock m
STEyENsIn th. city, Saturday Oct h. Isaac Stevens,
aged SO years ard days
TITUs-suddenly on Sunday moyuins Oct H. COnthn Tsa'
esq, aged tb 5esrs.
wAY-In this city, on Friday Oct H. Walter William wsy,
aged e3 years, months and 8 DAYS.
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Arrived.

s.r.bD Mount Vernon Lsyded Portland mdse and pas,
70 a. b. J.esown Skinner Richmond TO- de spt
mass TO Lu5lam Heiock'n EIpeTieneed 9eay gale
In EoC az o'clock proceeded to Cape Henry and reiu-net
AZ Z o'clcck On account Of the gale . ~
Sin FdSard Bnen loi ThOGssOn Fountain 1eghorn 90
a. marble &c TO W Enwell & Co. Sept %, wasin CO.
with ii in E. L. fiom Leghom for Boston. o,-.,,
Yin smue Grant Il Bost nj iincAley Boston, 80 hours
tp HewYek DewbDrst Newcastle bgg 81 cS to George
BolRey Gnco1ecty reported as sIiyed lgh sept ~ lat
2 g ID lPGe p 2'a E e g. % r 81 e eJ
Bs Lempshtr 9 Bostonl Payns M N.d CO. Aug srD ~
IA la 30 lon q a. passed whaling brig Panama O1 i1t
az 20 lon 60 a. hip ,g E. showing blue 'saa with let
si B., C.nbdse of Boon sp,oS @ss, 9Th Mt passed
Gibraltar b, ruit - Bsl~r Moirnl o bSs' n sep'
81 26 Ion o. appAeHiy tchT OF about i'' tnS
Bir SVEN CBr Cremsr Lngan b. 20 days coal to P
BI@ David DueJ Dobbs Jcne'pOrt days lath' to mas
BsLy3ia Francis lof psusd'cots) Campbell cIdenas "a
dave slgar sc . Yates Poternrld a 20; Sc H. . ,
Big Franklin OBJ CAih1lm, Bay ChseW 40 Jays EiHo'
MONA, 10 j s NVhiu.y s. Co
schr Broa4hd .n Ba 5, e2a n d1 'n gI
head ADD usin opmat ciu' by detect 10
Sem. D. b Carroll Charleston Sd'y' cotton % "'oeAoy'
sb1 @srose Br) Reynolds, Walton s. II days plaster
to s II r RfTs Cole Maehiss days spa to Saw,
mr. Sarah Gardner Cutler days sPafs to simpson d
Cs Advance, Leighton, CheuyRe dsys laubefto Brett
son g Ga lion Arey Mehs days. lumber to ma'ter
Ell IsIIins KeIty Wa cham days nails to Parssr M'
s,hr ss1oa, Cassady L"tpot days ''A anu "'"' -
FIye. , G. cc.,,. stooe for staten I.isnd
sebI oeorge Emily, Hams, Calais days lumber to Jed
Frye. o., Al L.. po.,op
SIR Fence. Elm C.aIk Aba9I um2e ioi n",.,n'
60 Gorr nj, Bel o. Gloucester 6ays hsh ., hf'teI
60. 4,shsi a Me- Addison days lInDcf - master
sir o.fs r. Ganiy Providence z Gays
Srrl PeIiu- All.n StoniItton2 1yN e.,......,,-
s,br ourn. ~ Jones Chatham dsS' ush 20 ia e., 8 "
Sotr Kos.ulL, Lee, EewbuyPot day' "u'' ~ 80
h. bsP msnln, Beers Boston days nd'e to J. T. Day
sebr serapb Alien Har gich day, h'h 70 H.'t ,
sobr M bnsn Arcy, Eizibthpo't coal 10. Dos"H ~
e,s,,sr = T Eart sdd- Philadelphia, mdfe u j. ]"
Bryce - . -. -, q, ,.,.lt. ,ra.. IN Inner 4 Kirk
patrick D. p...,, NTH sbip Samuel c
CTsu' g. NV
EELON-Oue y 10 and two BARK, t,h,. K,rnsk
SAILS D-Steamfhirs SaAoma thiH'j A''''s'
(BT) Nassau and iisysDa c..,.i Al . Nsr.Of
Ao, Hips W y. stofer Liverpool '0" A,,yp. hdifon
dsch Melbourne; 6arks Crusader do L. D. carver NC" vi
lesBs snd hers
WIND-sunrise, N. sunset, N. W.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER I6 1864
Il. p.nw0v,e pro,r .Tise PILL.

btssrp h "a FpstIisPP. s ~ THE
'AON AsrRI ck S CURE rHE sicR WITH
IN. %N &c. Dsd "s si ssoISs g; RE
dwby' b. csnse they ooerst- nrr %, De
eau OF and nvOse s e"%s' a beu more
hose that given wholesa because they
Sps"ss ,S' ere 70 Il hS Sios
ms from cold exposure and dap naseshy air. 10 nIr ss
circulate restoring TO the dge.vo organs uoi'or" and
In South Amerc the priests Of the Catholic Ch1r's .dmns
t. to tss lie. L. he cy & Va. Il g. ddrP sSpT
RELIEF the i-st. er m lick afflicted with dis
s 81 tie liter d, bow -. aud kdnsys t. ma'seo.
,5eed IL S''s 9s t sn' RkpwAY p Fills have
ee ted wod rs orsns the suaerine # the peopl In
d RSp%A ~ REM Ds S sold by
RIA JWAY Il Co, No rs Johnst, NewYoh.
TIVE GOOD TINE is COME
TIE remedies found IyOu afflicted, use thes md
'e '~'' u DYSPEPSIA,
COSTIVENESS
or any disorder Of the Liver Kidneys rnge bottle each
"LIVER REGULATOR
LIFE FILTERS
have cured ars TsRKk pSTsRs wOh Of ,hss
PATuRk's OWN HEALTH KEsTORIrG remedies
few drops of the Liver Regulator" taken once or twice
.
COLDS
Of the worst hind. A MEDICINE has no equal
The Life Bters drink brve but up.rfor
laxative mic and dipIec pleasant med dDe t.sen In drops
and emneaty useful indeed almost cthc 10 ali cees
scdty Of the stomach sick headache oss VI appetite penodic.
gements morning steamers OF emae ana ssa DO
biity. -,
These VEGETABLE REMEDIES are natures heip meet
warrsr pure SAFE mid reliable and free hom al min
erals poi,on # any kind - - =. 800
BOTANIC MEDICINES IN HOMEOPATHIC BUSES
There is nothing like them in al the lsud
Sent by mail ' express receipt OF the pnc. ADDRESS,
DANIEL DARLING,
No. ll6 Nassau vt, n. Y.
Fifty cent? and 81 bottle each
Sold by Druggists. " ,,
See ctrScaes Of IN circular which accompanies each
hokt1a
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ARAILRoAD TRAIN OvERTAKEs BY FLOoD-THE
PASSENGERS NEARLY STARVED TO DEATB.-The
New-0rleans papers Of the ith and 9TH mss come TO
US filed with accounts ia blow" on the Cuff. which
caused flood along the ia ksOn Railroad. 1b, PFC
osUne Of the 9Th contains detailed account of the suf
feI g. Of $50 passengers ON that railroad who were
detained three days by the storm:
We were then at Bay on Deser,, within 80 yards
Of the Lake eho'e. ard could the waves rolling 10
from the Lske. The water around as about seven
feet DEEP ard covered with large logs, which were
driven by the with such force against the track
~ to break aud wash it of all srouni The water
was uealy up the bottom of the cars and large logs,
two feet 10 dauster were forced Ia bet Eeen the cars
and the track. We anchored by the locomotive,
which held US fact the weight Of the train aloue pre-
seryiug that portion of the track on which stood.
" la this dreadful poston we remained, contsmplat-
ing eceDe Of mort awful grandeur. Above and around
us toe tempest rosree with oesseess fairy, Of
rain continually falling on the motiouess train with
violence increased by the forse q 6erce wind Toe
dreary sheet of wafer surrounding covered with
fallen timber and pieces OF forcd hy the angry
wevts " hich cane incessiDtly ON the lake making
the ater lire higher and higher around ne 20 our ion
minent peril. Among the h0atiog timber we oonld seq
tbs cate sTugg Jog resst the waves and keep their
beads above sstera thing that many the poor aui-
mails oouo not sucseed in doing, aud washed away.
We could tee, but without being able q 20 q hef relief
old negro woulsn, nearly 20 years Old floating ON
the top OF nay stack. She sappearei 10 the dark
n6ss aid II Was oniS the next morning that we coud
ascertain her fate. She had got 10 the old embark an,
and curg 10 Iives Of he wreck Sac WAS saved and
renamed with tbs men Gt the Csnp.
"ioe setre on the csrs was tsinly an exciting
ore. We were IN what can be c.led a 'hsl AK -
thirty miles iron Eew.Orisaus in tie midst of 4
! cypress swamp, furrolnd-c by brackish water. wild
no'li9g 70 eat and only about half earral OF water
/ for about $50 gersons The whole forenoon La
/ p.ss'di wac 40" past one O'Clock, p. ~, and VI
hsc nothing to eat since ths Gay before at dunsr. ca,
! ganueman among MS bad the good forsune 20 hAv,
/ Jacket o. proyihone with him. He WAS tsAvell,f
I nh Ha.l L., a..
provision Were Tor their use th5 No generously vide,
among @l-ihe Sdies ana children being, OF course
/ hrsl provided with the scsnty raioa."
Ihe passengers renamed in that SIX" for tire
CAl o0flng wocb thew nearly Starved TO DEATH In
sQtsdeo,e OF the waters finally allowed thsa 10 get
! New ORLEANS.
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steady. s,l.s Of 900 bbl'. Common JUG so' '''''
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nIr To- ma he, rem aims very inrtve bat piess W
e,ix A. former quotsiiops We hear OF no ~sn'Se"' ~
Pos mst.t nssdy i's q, ,'s ss. nd
s.les Of $50 bbls. a. tlB BITE mt y" a. a.
"a N -, PINE Beefi 10 fair dSmspd and 1aoy 'pv
cep,. "s .ae' Of $50 b.. at SSsH , al 60 f satr.
Pine Mes. is ouet and pri oomf14 nt 49, az
con Gre quiet LAID ~ limited snpelJ sn1 % Al
fir IBIS at lIINi2c. for new snd l2faI5tc' TOT ''
and Cheese are dull. .. xsuon
RSTbere IA but little doing tod.y the a>fses csns
dbl but unchanged ssle' Of So bas %so oaos
Pedp. ave frmsr AND Starts qootssoos gre ylo U
PC for .snuate5 ami SIC for crushed s'e' '' sou '
&C.. for yellow. - IL 90. 100. IA po<ce
00O haas DER Goodies, At g. stso. Osss ~
Jn ard M ebsnses fair d'nssd FOR - 80 100
IL. ia md qlaIne FOR Timothy Seea "a IN COG Sqes
so, is,ss and ~ 6a 81 IS for .nsl psrosi& hoasn
Tia, Seed /. IN demand 81 6od 81 s. y bo'n .s
TlLLOw-Ths market IL steady the esIs'' -"
1900 n at IOc cash. Rough Fat finn {" To-