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NFvRIEf FBOH MEXICO.
PROBABLE OVERTHROW OF PRESIDENT MIaAMON.
&sss H., e..

CaAnxsros, Nay Is, 1850
Ths Charleston Courier has special despatch stating
that The steamer Poeahontas has arrived ct New 0nsa1s
win vesa Cruz dates Of the lsth iass
zulossa issued decree on the List Of Aay dspssipg Nj
ramon and assuniag the Presidency. me movement
unused great alarm
Miramoa had sunaizsd several revsrses and Imposed
heavy loans % the city Of Mexico and the foreign con-
nsrcal houses.
urasa, with 5000 liberals, occupied GuAnsuAso on the
ssh Of Nay preparatory 70 attacking the capital
he Cosrir has special despatch from New Orleans,
stating that crisis impending In Mexico; that great
dhtres prevailing there and that zuloaga forming
an expedition against Pusbla under Miranda
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n arkets

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARc.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY q 1850
SOCKS irm fernsyivsniA Hats Sc. 90, Rsafns Raj.
rcnd 2ih Morris Csnai. bes Lorg leland Railroad f7L
rennsy wanna Railroad, S1s s<it sreAAsSe % Nee
Nav onsss. Mar "a. 1880
NJ ,s,ss n the Ia, ,hres s.,..Sd ~ ~ .ad
The rtosps 81 50 BALM ssAsst $50 bas for the sxme
rmc I.si Reosip's ~ rls port ssesd Q, last year
ISL sec tslss Co At al southern ports, TT200o bsss
pOikscse, st sIsgs f'slgal =. y :sa.ss us,..r.d.
Gotten Gull. Sales 10 cay 500 bsss a. ici.c lie
for riddirs srgu dull c, RI fte.ry al zoe q oos
isid arm. Meas pork ttsis rs.
COtior-sses to DAY 3teo s.es, a. Iosc = Itsc for
uNcErg ssts cf trrte days 20 bales rteelpu OF
,tree ctys, 2ieo bs'ts freishv snt ercaGgs
charged.
BafrxosS, May 2s, 1870
flour duh. Howard street, o. SO Wheat improved
steady. whskey arss At "a se
rcur unchanged wosa qaisl oo,s eau Prov soas
,trcrs' c'ce~d VIII en- sfvsncng ten sency porx
SIS 80, prime s's whsksy dun.s'e . sss
Four marie, steady. with a mo :ers,s sensas ssl.s
go be IS 20 foe sup-rnne STATE Is 90 for sxrs a.
q 81 ass 50 @. ssss q cots sra w.ees,s o. 80
sx,fm WHEAT dull snd droap'rs ss'es 1000
tushsls wsstsg,n cub q. 81 u, eooo srsi
,bd liver; sses of prime; ss.s scco bushels boa 4
isc oA's dun ard vester no sai~ Other erslns non
tnh Nrnkey eVitr, WIN fsr demand. sales eco hba
81 1sl q &c. Canal freieh's NC bser; eos on n,ar
80 On wtest: We corn Sev York Isss irpogts-
eco ess -four, toe busheh Wheat, 9s,oso bushsl
osIn. Txpor,s-l,ooo bbls nour, eco bushes wheat
81 eco bushels corn
BrvAfo May 23-oPH
-Four steady ana Ia moderate home ssd Interior de-
mar fsies Geo bb At % 20 foe supernss STATE ss 10
~ sSfor t1ira Co &c 37h ass 90 for errs wsocosln
ADD Iro Is 50 % Is FOR extra OHIO ani Iscisns ssd
50 70 10 for double txtrts wbes dull and held above
IRE vsvs OF huytrf fslts rto htsis Ni~snkes club
st12 Gown market opened dun and heavy, bot
alter ne rtctips Of the NeT York report price Tor sound
,n'ec nrmsr: sales IA eco bushes n'nos al SEE, srd
se'o ousbeh hot u Ssc 0ther grains romns whsxsy
sst.si. tats 40 bos 81 rs lc &C. Lake mporu-
scoo bnn Tour, 90 coo sushes wheat, 1s2 COO busks
corn, 2, COO bushek Gaia
Oswrno, MAY 21-s "
our 10Y, Win Moderate demand for hone, interior
s nc ess,sn uaoes 600 bbs At ss . % "a for STAT,
ION encsEv spFnr wheat wheat quiet and ncripsliv
loveri no salce Corn IN moderate demand and msrts
sser sA.es ~ ooc bushes Illinois at IKE tec. Oas
10 demand; sa<s 900 bushels Cansda Al ss,r psriev
rye and PEGS nominal Canal freIshss ste.sy a. ar 81
-four, skc on wheat ant Sc on crn 10 New yort fsSs
imprt-izyboo bushch corn. Canal crports a 10
bbs -four, A, 900 bushea corn
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CITY IaselISgenee.

Aromrnsr ASSISTANT PosnAsrn Yesterday
ssg the appointment Of Assistant made BY Post.
na4ssr DIE, ~ho isusc The following orcer:-
Posr 0rncx NKw YORK. Nay 20, 1890
william b Taylor % hereby APPOINTED sstsssni Post
master JOHN A DIX.
Ia The teeetor Of rs Assistant the Postmaster
tbo 10 crest taste and Judgment, the knowsdge NJ
Icy lor pcfcfes Of Post Office Affairs would reoder him
fUny cor Eesni for The pceor pass over the
krsih 81 tine be ms been In the Once hayirs become,
~ vtre, apart % u.
Mr. Taylor v0 appointed tc q place In the New York
Pot Once IN the ytG 1912, and hes, therefore, been
ovfr 'cry years thtre and bis experience invaluable
u las held various positions, and for years ps
hss Lao etage the department embracing the
pfsfert charge they are ltht We feel certain that
ms o. poirinen, wa be fully appreciated BY the
chant o. fhs e,y and having business with
Pest ofhoe Department
rxrrAfIoS DAHL or SEVENTY FIRST RsgrsKSr The
seventy hrr' rssnsrt Light Infsnty. assembled ysstsr
Gay skrrcoa. Of Hamilton P.rs, a fatigue dress, for
fass t~o 0ciocE, AMI the sxsrcss which fol,red
~ need thrr ysn iscifhse eEd kcosedge Of military
msr~1vrss o. tae Fart g as txceis reg lmsri
CnrncH s,tr Ar ArcuoS-Y,sersAy The prssbyts-
riAz church CO tia II SAnca AL Forsyh srests
80 300 ~ scdlon the cAuss ~ ne sse beng I'VE zero
va up iovn 81 TIE srexsor Il brought ", soo-less
than bel 81 the crsissi esst
DsrxsuArox 90 RsAt ssrAu ~ WALL srR~r Toe
building No 10 wsn street. .n yssssresy ksocksd down
70 NE hfhss' beeef, by Mr. Mulsr the sueu,ue.r tns
wight h.ye bssB tAssn Coz the ssne baudirs showing
% ary that no cty the losef Ea o. the Fvr vs-d b~
srnsret ~ the f1yn novsraaIt Of basis
Wal s1est has ato bstn Asln,rer
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HoIm-vAN vRASKns-At New Brunswick, N. J on
Wednesday May e, by Rev 8. A. Van vranken, d D.,
iisted BY Rev Edwin Holmes, Rev. JOHN Nc c. HOLMES
castor Of the Lee avenue Reformed Dutch church OF
Brooklyn, 70 FRANCES only daughter Of Dr. Van yranken
IKvH1-CAsrxs-I In New York wedue sday, Nay l5
BY the Rev J. 8 Ebaugh, Mr. LOUIS S F. LEvrKiF and
Mrs HATTIE Castles, Of Rochester, N. Y.
Rochester papers please copy.
PArKRsoN-vAN scHAIcK-A Augusts, Orange County.
Tuesday, May a. by Rev. Freelsnd PATTERSON
10 MATILDA, eltest daughter OF Bepjsnin Van Setback
Eq.
ScuoIN-yAS NEST I'm this city, Taescay, May
20 By the Rev Thomas Strong, Mr. CHARLES ScHoIxY
10 Mrs MARY VAN Nxsr daughter OF the late Leonard
Warner. of this city,
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Otd School General Assembly or the
Prssbyterlsn Chusca.


TIE report q the Bo0d Of Education presented and
adopted. A letter Of Sympathy ans affection from tue
ssemoly directed TO be sent the Rev. CORTLAND
Van Rensselaer,, former member o. the Bard. who 70
ing dangerously III At Burlington, n. Y. Eloquent
aud ieenrg remarks were made by DR.. Spring and
bers expressing the deep regret they felt Ut n serious
tate az health. fhe unhnhed business then taken
~, and Dr. Krebs concluded ns remarks IN reply 70 Dr.
rtornReu.
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Gtrman Dsmoerstie Lectar~s I'm Un.on
Assembly Rooms, Eiiz sssth street.

0k kkASO % CAMfAl0s AhOS0 TAI Ot5,
MAN pkhocRATs OF THIS CITY.
Or German sel,os elzsns OF ihe democratic and con
isrya,ivsi party as sesuirrs themselves o. request
Of he German Democratic Cub Mr. Doyiat, Who In 'or.
year, through h's active participate, In the Euro
pssz struggles Tor liberty, hat achieved grea repu,a.
too, has opsusa ssres OF free lectures which promise
10 become lnroraht feature Of the coming campaign
snorg tie cernass NJ. Dovnt v a powerful a5d clio
qasn speaker aat be consasred By The reaconary
parry N CsrmaLy - one Of tnss most dangerous
mss, 81 account Of MS LnreIce with the muses.. H.
&C. 10 Amsfies o,icse rs, but the French re
ycl-t.o1 htose out be retrraes. Joined toe hoer1
p.'y "a f'uss and sss subsequently Imprisoned FOR
ssvtIsl yscs Ca bic rssAss ce back 10 America
er sev.ra ytarf est he nss been nnscted wuh toe
ocfsiie Isty, oil nsosh ne ga bel eve hns~.f
Justsd, before ne bad orses nor. thoroughly Amer
cet.ze, tskfx q pu0iic part n or p0ltlcs--vc-y
lac soDs ot.r lorsxI to.lcsi ls0is, who cruoss
,tireus-s IRON me nrs. dsy they Pst taeu 100,
ttcf
NJ DovIAr svtse yesterday IL "a attractive entertain
ig and tomstiner trani mAnter about the origin
Eld character o. tie OF democratic party
Re ace5 repSotcsLsm q The Old ,ederalt party,
Asd gave Itlosoph.eAi s,nepss Of a. tue OH
:eseat caSaaes through which tlAi party hes passed
lie I..calei those Who txccse tie namefoas shortoon
mss and bgEcefs OF The block rep sbeaa concern with
youlh, and gave numerous anecdotes Of the naive
vi - nost Gofnla1 republican leaders take 81
krctrcRn politics. He Also snoweo the fauacy commit
ted BY Hrer, 40. Of claiming Jensrsoc o. Of the
orgns,nrs q seouon doctrines lie read . stier from
Jeton which clearly proved the eontrsry. Atogsshef
NJ DoviN sbosec hlu se thoroughly master OF he
jeet Hn orliors the r,sa Of ne most
dss oonetrlIg Autiiesa porues ts ~as particularly
sewers rpcn thoes knropesn fevolutsocsu VINO %
over bare and osnuaae 20 shou, 'affsscom," sfsaca
ksosjsA the character q American Installations,
Ell, practical eesrirg upcn tbs pfosrsss u cur
The sts aid ilts xepi Az sros gave freosest vca -
strong spp.scss. The German cenoorats are delxats
t he nuocuc,on {: th .s~ % ssn for tie 90 ming
grta, suutss.
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BAssY-The little Napoleon Of Irving place,
always on the lookout for . new sensation
despatched an agent to Warrington with
letter Offering to the Japanese Embassy the
compliment of . special performance at the
Academy of Music. The invitation has been
accepted. and the programme IL In course
of preparation. The performance will be
given 10 the daytime, as the higher class ia
pauese do not attend public exhibitions In the
evening, and rarely 60 out after dark for any
purpose whatever. full opera will be given,
and q work which affords . good opportunity
for both sound and show viii be chosen. After
The opera promenade concert Il thought of,
with dIess parade and drill of some OF our
best State troops. As all the crack regiments
willprobsbly desire TO appear on this occasion,
1t viii be well, perhaps, TO form battalion
which shall include selections from each. With
such programme. the Japanese MATINEE will
be one Il the greatest Of metropolitan attrac-
Hons, and will bring together thousands Of
pretty omen from ibe city and suburbs. The
great jams which greeted Uilman's best star
PiccolcmiDi be quite ou,done in the
crush ., crDoliIe which will appear In Irving
place at the Jspsnsse levee.
1t IL TO be hoped that the sf.ir will he salts
factory 20 all parties concerned, AID that the
ladies y III keep q sharp lookout FOR Tommy.
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srrrc~s- Ercyvxsr o. TN BorY os Carr. sraa vso
wss krnsssp o. fosm TIVE sLcop A JoHcor -
Ahoni esven oeieex 90 Tuesday sshs tas body n a
unsso~s rsn zee fornd no~rns The ~s,u q ths foo,
q sves' efssarolrt II w1 basefoo,ea hss o. check
ecu rsnisleors esk nik one Of Me pockets o,
rthb w0 osfnffx nGksd he name 81 B1fr-aod
pict cch lsrkNt TIRE vast deep cut over tue rxbt
eye he sts sM much s~oil~r frou escs ~ isja
r.s.tcsiA.ssa pfevoo 70 beng thso mo The water
lcsercsy tiefnoon c1rorer sarphy, asts'ed ~ his
dspssv SOC ~ honevss, usfs pseinissry era n.ss-
ten a ths BODY, ant from Ne spp-srAace and certain
nertt founc " coFfesponf 9Th cesSrytor gwen ~
Mr. yohrscr o. Captains barr, n 70 ssnsves the body h
bh hat NE oosy qoeefon IL that q vho has
bees fouty murdered nnd thfosn s,o TIE eater ~, he
slightest ooaot exsfs The vi b. further examined
70 cay tDa believed that So holy al ssh0af cguf
be csrns~1 o. that u ths isis Cast Barr
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LkRkTrows, May q, 1850
Toe Rev. sieplea Mutnfae, for nAsy years . pre-
siding eicer tie New YORK Ccu'trsrce cec ti ais fes
dtnce IN TArrytown Tbs moYpifg.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

As tn. BRIeHs BnAns op rHR asuso sus Drs
a. rervs ~ dsse NH. q morsns ssd s..s~ 800, ~
Lsss spccsed gloon des ths IerA irr ,ence ~
London CortA otn ne mefssessy fs-seohn .sng
hon DyRepae ~ prorss psrs.i g dsssse rrh ops
depoA- ll6 Hat rwessy ninth srsst, ~ VI
AT RvgRDuLa-yHp oRArax BLpssoNvr
"A Euvplsps Zee sss eos~rsre scsz crJ 81 va brsd~sr
esrnar OF Dusne sres.
ar wBofysAIN sxgArs Loo COO H.yArh Do
~ = s~sr "a Cs-rsr ~ 70 go 0uWaftef i~~rfr
rsr esui be % nsrIsrse<. O. ObssKA srnsd~ss
Al Us PASSPORTS lgrrT C1ysrss1pNra py
n L. Ill TRs sr.rEs, iAvTG, nt~r. kpYASn
BlssKl.l. IA Bcsdsay,
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Fire as North Haven.

Nxw HAv~, May 23. 1880
The large factory q Clinton, sides n o.. al North
aAysn ustd for the manufacture Of Agricultural imple
uets vas Destroyed by Ore TITS mornirg II YES 10.
eufed for above SO Coo Ia the Ptulx K1a ald North
Amsricsn cifces 81 Hartford.
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ocuIrAnos on JuruKs Tue plane, jupiter Oil be oe
Quilted tbs aornirg b. tie The ipmsrsoa begins
Ich I3u. AN ,sad tie emerson si iCh- isn An This
ooeslaon which viii be vsiee 10 any sooa telescope
TIE most Interesting astronomical pheromsnon occurring
previous 70 the solar eclipse July for the observation Of
ssNh expeditions being nsssa for shoss points
upon TIE esrth's surface where Il ui1 be total
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'rFFENH cOuRr-oTNERIL rrrs

nsfcre Hon. Judges susberiand. Boansy sss uplss
NAY y - &c nr,r Of fhe -ppi~af.s ef C~sre. Va.
tad rtts'r MN ne aprf cater % se grssv,s.
q BE La depa'ir ert q C7,rnba CSss Tor sduwso
pfatee (rftAy tef tesl wa ttLed
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Accident at New Haven.
New HAvU, Nay q, 1850.
Iaboring was killed this nooa on the Hartford
and Springfield Railroad trask He fell from freight
tram.
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IL ~ so,-Yss, ~ ~ Positively Sol that
100 esn porehsss he hs tsemess snd uos durable Bsts
rsrs Ac OF KNOX The Bassr n 2lf Brosf~Ay 81
ryss' :.s.. .es .s sSes y. 81 - 2y@
tuftbsse cts sns Caps v.se sksr a.
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Ths rorSsst Divorces Case
srFERfon CoruT.

-. IL ore " ~ Jrrxe MJncfiof
Wy "a ~ nc nv N fogi..-t.. sy e. 49,. %
W r'~rrf, ~ kd'rie Fyffe = m 90 NJ et,ar.f a..
rf,' "'.g rho ~ suest tJres.y ccaJsi uy,n) 81
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omeiaI Drawings 81 Hodges, Davi, q

cor Cosso.lAssd i1lxrks q 0ecss
cLA1 No. 81. HAr =, isse.
49, &C. 49, 81 49, e &, =. IL Il. So 60 s. TO-
60, !, II, 6s, "a, al, IS, "a, 81. Is, a.
HOD sks, DAVIS 20,
hsnsxsu.
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Hallway Accident I'm FLORIDA.

The RAILWAY Accident In Florida.
wAMScroS, May 23. 1850
The late fatal railroad accident In Florida not
be Fernandipa and Cedar Key Railroad sasd Ia the
arst despa chss but occurred The Central roAd DO
tween Jacksolvlll and Lake CITY.
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vsIr.n'se ,,Iieet kskuls.c :, lesssre co|?.s. ne
iBs used once alag writes foou sir /, ven hours Pens
s,t y mall IN recsiri q money 70 g. No - 20; No.
pN.k,S.
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Hats snd Caps fer Gents and Children. -
hstee and ehgdren. KaLlO90 no Sl Caral street
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Chas. N. VILLA rnson's Brooklyn Gsi-
UT Of erqusne PbotcRvApha 10 vSssr cocrs All eta
stlhhef letl ft9 fulsn srest.
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Mar - Ia a. ~sbr ~ Ia, I'D cs-gv ~ssoasf s>.f
4 Wsr.d-l-- Wff+---ts fcsesa - as5-lstsf
q JSdss tnss'e'r I" 'se,'' . take .sasouJ :, 'ss
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ISpIAsAroin, MAy %, 1890
ne repubncans ~ ire Fourth C0ngressicnsl Dstric,
ss q Grescsburg 70 day, md nominated James L Tessr
for Congress.
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EmbesIsshm ent and Treatment OF tire
EukAr vsiiaa Nsv torh had bstter eonsu
0RAfDJIAF. hscr place rear Broadway.
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Geo. y. sIoat 4 90. = CeIebrated Elliptic
q < COLL M. ss Broaav1y.
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C,tstsdcrcs Hair Dye, wigs and
foure The the ~oyd Wholesale aud a Ne
DE priskely arpnsd no Asw Houss.
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Holloway Pills nMd OIatmcn -plIes
and nsthas speey a radically 7hose tho oey
remedies WHOM e safe and reliable oare q ness painful
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stesnWay = son's
Wsrsrccws A. and ~ Wafksx street
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Hpi's HAIR Dye-50 Cents, Black or
~ DECO, NO Bucsy street. ssd cold by al drug sss
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The General Assembly at Pattsburs.

PETfsBrRC, MAY ., 1900.
The General Assembly heard day the report from
the Commissioner regard TO the Home Missionary So
ciety The report occupied two hours In reading and
clear full and calm In I've presentation Of the past
history and present relations. nwss referredito com
OF een 70 report what future action 10 desirable
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Republican Ratincattsn Meeting at u.
Louis.
ST. LOWS, May %, 1850
Tie republicans held large and spirited meeting ct
Lucas phos last night 70 rsy The nomAsson OF Lincoln
and HAnlin-
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Little white. the Big batter. sis BROAD
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rtes wOQD. fDDf A co. ksuasers OF lbs
sshrsv a s. s''s sa 81, ~, IA ia,
6, 20, CO, &C, Al, 81. as, IS. 50. 81 %, II, is
peLAvARE-s Lass NO. 2s Ma, - 1880
5e 6, az, 65, %, -, a. IL, "a rs, IS, a. 90 q.
Woo. BDDY A co, vaGissics. Dssssrs
o-pg WOOD 1DDf Co NJ Losis Mss,urL
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ntlv srd's Needles, fov wheeler d WI
SOns rAslno MACnIrEA 1hees reeses a6s By
sspd md ~ TIRE beat topbs rsfret Rn0kh esa steel and
= yssf, WV ~ ri n w. sr,., nv
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asrrlps's Patent Chanpssn 1frs ana
Burglar Proof safs ~ DvuaAvHy a Murray srssA
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skrsst, ssd he air bscom~s dsrkeled with the
0esslsy Of The falling shower. illumined only by
rrpssied asshss of vivid lightning, which, In
slnoss every instance. STRIKES down some pro-
,ninssf object, and Often destroys human life
While such n the scene In Q city or town
during the prevalence Of tornado, the effects
In the country are hardly less disastrous, and
eth more appalling. Forests OF huge trees
ere bent and twisssd by the force Of the storm;
veterans that have stood for centuries are torn
from their roots and flung across the roads;
cattle are swept away and farm houses demo-
9sbed. The extent Of country which these fear
fal violations traverse Ii variable; sometimes
II b limited 10 . few miles In breadth, and
poasenes II spreads over . hundred or more,
while The storm oftsn extends In length through
m entire State, and - frequently d limited TO
= very ANAL locality.
In The late Instance the tornado commenced
III Louisville, Kentucky, and. following the val
ley Of the Ohio river, swept along In north
casteriy direction - far - In little town Of
Maristts, on the Ohio shore, distance proba-
bly, Of about two hundred and afty miles
where II seems TO have expended iu force. 1t
Il fortunate that thee tonados are not of
more frequent occurrence though hardly sum-
meg passes over without our hearing Of one or
moro Of them devastating some portion Of the
Western States-for though Of brief duration,
they are almost - terrible while they last -
the slmoom, before which the wayiarer on the
desert d compelled TO fall PROSTATE.
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Bssry's Trscopherous IL the Best and
r>~.ress sru~ie Srsssvs tcsutyrg resutfr suIsx
prvssrv<s ~ rss'csks ne hair bsdss 10 ssi al
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The DELLNQUENIs IN THE BOSTON PoLICE.-
The discovery that the Boston police force
comprised within 1t number Of men who, for
two or three years past, have been committing
burglsries and larcenics on an extensive scale,
has created no little excitement among the
staid and uDjmpassioned inhabitants Of that
sober city 1t is not to be wondered ct,
Indeed, that come alarm should arise from the
announcement that the guardians Of the pro-
perry Of citizens have abused the trust repcsed
in them, and used the responsibility of their
Office to plumber the very property they are
employed and sworn to protect. We give
to day some more particulars Of this extraordi-
nary affair, by which it will be seen that the
police Of one entire district, almost without an
exception, were regularly organized band of
burglars-were furnished with skeleton keys
and other appliances Of the Peofession, and
have been carrying On their trade for a num-
Der of years; and what is, perhaps, still more
startling, this fact had long been suspected,
and yet many of these men had been reap
pointed to the police from year to year.
The matter is now undergoing investigation
by the authorities, and 1t appears that the
whole police system of Boston Is to have
general overbauling. We would suggest that
our new Police Commissioners should look into
our loose and abominable system at the same
time. II its secret workings were closely ex-
amined perhaps more startling revelations
would be made than have recently come to
Light in ,ston. From the mode In which our
police are appointed, and the class Of small
politicians from which they are selected, 1t Is
not to be supposed that they are either above
suspicion or proof against temptation.
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