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'R DOMESTIC MARKETS,
'R SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM HAVANA AND TRUXILLO,
Capture of Walker and his Party by n
British Steamer
HANDED OVER TO HONDURAS
GEN. WALKER AND COL. KUDlER TO BE SHOT

NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE Star of the
West has arrived from Havana, with dates to the
18th.
Truxillo dates to the 7th report that the British
steamer Icarus, with transports and the troops
under Gen. Alvarez, proceeded to the Rio Negro,
where Gen. Walkers army was encamped The
boats of the Iearus were dispatched up the river
and captured Gen. Walker with 20 men, The
prisoners were all brought to Truxo and deliv-
cred to the Honduras authorities. Walkers men
were in a very destitute condition, and MANY sick.
They were permitted to return to the United
States on condition that they should never engage
in another expedition against Central America
Gen. Walker and Col. Kudler were to be shot
The Guatemala expedition, from Onava, arrived
after the capture.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco d'Assis, ar
rived at Havana, the 9Th.
HAVANA MARKETs.-Sugar dull at 81 reals; stock
in port $4,000 boxes. Freights are declining.
Sterling exchange, l5@l5A; bills on New York,
3m11/
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Munstarp anh Commercial Rtbism.


Stocks moderately active again to-day, but the
transactions continue to chiefly the fancies Rail-
road shares quiet and for Baltimore Ohio the
market decic edly fat. 1t offered on yeser
day at ss4 regular way but bid made for It. For
Northern Central there demand and sales Of
$50 shares made at S23% cash. and s23% time the
market for closing at $29% bid. s23A asked regular
way. There was quite active movement today in
the stock Of the Canton Co. and prices for improved 81
to SIX per share Sales made of 725 shares at s2
(22 cash. and s2HG22X time and it closed at 500 bid
SPY asked regular We note also sales of 20 shares
Resterstown Road at $34, shares Merchants Bank
Sl2t and $500 Northern Central Railway 1855 bonds
6SAG69. Nothing was done in Baltimore and Ohio
bonds but they closed at 90 bid for 1855 and 90 bid
90H asked for 1885,
The Mining stocks pretty active again. but they
generally lower than yesterday. Gardner Hill
fell of 10, Guilford =, Springfield to 5l6 Silver
Valley u and Silver Hill lie Sales were made of ESQ
shares Gardner Hill at from s. down to sA 200 shares
Guford at $2% 400 shares Silver Valley 81 Sc cash.
and ~ time and 500 shares Silver Hill at 81 time
and 94(dS7H cts cash. In Springfield there was quite
an active movement, sales Of 3lOO shares having
been made but the market for it was very heavy 1t
opened at S3k but it dropped from price down to
So 49, and closed duh at s3H bid sax regular
For Consolidated the market was very strong and
prices for it 1l6 4 higher than on Yesterday
Sales of some 200 shares made at sl%dI 60 cash.
and sl69d14 tme and it closed firm at sl% bid, sI.69
asked regular way Deep River also active and firm
sales Of some 1000 shares of it being made cash.
and $119@14 time. Nothing done in Rudisel
North State Cambridge but these steady
at yesterdays figures.
In New York today stocks generally lower Erie
declined ~ Cleveland and Toledo Michigan Southern
!; Michigan Southern guaranteed X; Rock Island l.
Galena and Chicago b; and Missouri G's a. Canton
advanced however \; and Virginia 6's n New York
Central Harlem and Reading, all closed at yesterdays
figures.
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From pixies peak and the Plains.

UMABA, ARK, Sept. T.-The lirst th rough United
States mail from Denver city reached here on Sat
urday night, bringing dates to the 7th inst.
The Vigilance Committee waging a war of
determination against the gamblers and thieves.
Several who had incurred the displeasure Of the
Committee reached this city last night.
The miners have generally declared in favor of
the old provincial government.
United States Marshal Moore, who has just
rived here from the West reports that an attack
was made by the Sioux on the Pawnee village, 100
miles from this place, on the l4th inst. running
fight of eight ten miles ensued, which still
raging when he left. The Pawnees had taken five
six scalps and secured four or FIVE horses. One
of the Pawnees was killed.
A small command of cavalry, under Lieut. Berry
had reached the scene of action, and Capt. Sully
of Fort Kearney, with alarge detachment of troops
was momentarily expected. The Sioux numbered
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HALIFAX, September 1.-THE steamer Europa,
from Liverpool via Queenstown arrived here to-day,
bringing advices to the 9th inst.
She brings further and interesting advices from
Italy.
The Liverpool cotton market closed firm. Bread
stuffs closed dull and quotations nominal.
Provisions closed quiet
Consols closed at 93A @933s.
lsECoND DESPATCH.
The King OF Naples quilted his Capital on the
9Th inst, taking refuge on board Spanish vessel
for Gaeta.
fiaribaldi was at Cana on the 9th (twenty-six
miles from Naples), and expected to reach the
Capital the next day.
His advance guard arrived at Saerno on the 9th
Naples continued tranquil
lnsurrectionary movements have occurred in the
Roman territory, and the Insurgents had defeated
the Papal troops sent against them al Pesaro.
The harvest in England was making satisfactory
progress.
The Galway line will run monthly hereafter The
steamer Connaught sails on the 25th.
The Earl of Granville has gone to Madrid on a
mission, it is said, relative to the slave trade
One account from Naples saws: A battle was con-
sldered imminent between Garibaldi and the ROYAL
army. The latter occupied a strong position, and
In case of defeat would retire to Gaeta
The Queen of Spain has offered the King of Ma
pies refuge in Spain and he has accepted the Offer
The brigade of Caldarell is reported to have gone
over to the cause of Garibad
1t is rumOred that Count Cayour sent a mote to
Rome stating that Piedmont would occupy the
Marshes if the Pontifical troops crossed the Roman
frontiers.
1t is reported that Count Metternich is about to
become the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8-Coton-Sales to-day include 900
Daes to spectators and for export BreadstuS closed on
Friday dull and the market paralyzed Flour had de-
cined 2sG3s on the week. and Wheat Cd and Corn
Is Cd. ~
On Saturday the market opened dull and quotations
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Erom Denver City

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 18.-The Omaha city mail brings
intelligence that the Denver city Vigilance Com
mittee waging war of determination on the
gamblers and thieves who infest that region. Two
had already been hung.
The Sioux Indians attacked Pacific city on the
14tb, and the fight was going on at the last ac-
counts. Some troops had arrived and more were
expected momentariy. ., ... -.....a
The people of New Mexico raising large force
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Late frnff. 11eyfcn

New ORLEANS, September 1.-THE brig Hope
has arrived from Vera Cruz with dates to the I'd
inst. She brings $40, 600 in specie.
The British mail steamer sailed for Havana with
z $4,000 900 in treasure.
= The United States steamer Pocahontas arrived
on the I'd inst
The Liberals, $4,000 strong, where marching on
the capital, where Miramon had only 1000 men.
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Frnn, NV,sh;ur,o

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-A question having been
raised that the guarantee under the recent propo-
sails should be equal to the cost of constructing a
Pachc telegraph line the Cabinet to-day it is said
decided that there was no Executive discretion, as
the law provides that no contract shall be made un-
m the line shall be in actual operation and the full
hment of which shall be guaranteed as in the case
OF bids for mail contracts. Also, that the lowest
oter Tor the use OF such telegraph shall be accepted
uhuer speclhed conditions. j. Harman, of Detroit,
as heretofore stated is the lowest bidder 1t is ex
pected decision will be officially announced to.
morrow.
The President has re-appointed Postmasters Le-
mon and Groves, at respectively Laporte and Lo-
gansport, Indiana, and has removed Mr.. Muliiken,
postmaster at Paducah, Ky, appointing John G.
Noble in his place.
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dreadful Storm--LOss'Of Life and Property--
vessels and steamers AshOre-- Damage Mt
Mobile So0O,OOO--BaIiZe and Biloxi Swept
4 - y.

Mooiie SoOO,oOO--BaliZe and Biloxi Swept
Away.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA furious gale occurred
on Saturday, causing great destruction of proper
ty. Nearly every house at the Balize was carried
away, and several lives were lost, including Capt.
Kenney, the pilot of the New York and Havana
Steamship Company.
The steamer Galveston, ships Guleria and Shelf
field, brig West India, and schooner Toucey bound
out, were all blown ashore at the Passes. Several
tow-boats are lying high and dry.
Milneburg, the terminus of the Pontchatrain
railway, was submerged and the wharves damaged
1t is reported that all the wharves and bath
houses on the lake shore, between New Orleans
and Mobile, have been swept away.
The town Beloxi Miss, is in ruins.
At Mobile the storm was also severely felt. All
the wharves and the lower portion of the city were
submerged. During the gale Pomeroy & Marshalps
lime warehouse was burned and several steamers
were blown ashore. The brig Leghorn, bound
from Mobile to Pensacola was driven ashore The
loss at Mobile by the fire and storm is about half
million.
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Fire in st. Louis
~ OF. LOUIS, Sept 1.-THE cooperage of Ming,
Ne Nell Co. was burned yesterday morning Loss
SS, 900; insured for S., ,OOO
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ST. JosErHs, Sept. ls.-The latest advices per
pony express from California are as follows:
SAcRAMENTo, Sept. 5.-The Union State C0nven-
tlon adjourned here to-day, having nominated full
electoral ticket
The Douglas Convention has also nominated a full
ucket; fusion of the two parties was not deemed
advisable by either side.
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Lynch Law Attempted al Leayenvortb

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. lS-Wm. Gordon, the alleged
murderer, who recently escaped from Denver
CITY, had an examination yesterday before Judge
feut, OF the U. 5. District Court, which resulted
In his discharge for want of jurisdiction it having
been shown that Denver is in Mantaua county not
in Arrapaho, as supposed. This decision leaves
the citizens of Pixies Peak without any law what
ever. After his discharge threats of lynching were
made by an excited crowd gathered around the
Courtroom. Gordon was taken to Jail for safety,
and at night his friends undertook to remove him,
but he was Immediately surrounded by an excited
friends of law and order under the Mayor succeeded
in preventing the mob from proceeding to extremi
ties when Gordon was again lodged in Jail. He
was badly bruised and cut during the melee
Gordon will be taken to Denver soon as his inju.
res will permit.
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N.-- U ..
- NASHVILLE, Sept. lS.-The Grand Lodge Cf the
0nted States, l. U. o. F., in session here, elected
Il. Ii. Boylson, of South Carolina, Grand Sire; NJ
nerndon, of Indiana, Deputy Grand Sire; James L.
kdgey, OF Maryland, Grand Secretary, and Josh
ua Vansant, of Maryland, Grand Treasurer.
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Thn Prince Of xvaIes

CLIFTON, September 1.-THE Prince visited the
American side of Goat Island to-day. In the morn
ing he will visit Queenstown, and Law the corner
stone OF the obelisk be erected the memory of
uen. Brock, and in the afternoon will go to Hamil-
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U: S. DISTRICT COURT.-JUDeE GILES.
John Il. Chapman Us. Schooner Cosmos. Admi-
raty case. Continued.
BALTIMORE COUNTY coURT-Jupop po,cr

TowsoNrowN, Sept. Is, lSGO-Andrew Wagner,
indicted for selling liquor Sunday, plead guilty
and was fined $50 with costs-The civil docket
at No $40 was called, and the case of Wyman
blrd d Co. Us. Lee ct al, was taken up and not
concluded. d.-Adjourne6 until to morrow morning
at the usual hour
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
PER STEAMER EUROPA

FURTHER INTERESTING ADvICES FROM ITALY
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS-FLIGHT OF TIE
KING OF NAPLES FROM HIS CAPITAL-GARI-
BALDI ON THE MARCH TO NAPLES-INSURREC-
TI0NARY MOVEMENTS IN THE ROMAN TERRI
TORY-THE PAPAL TROOPS REFUSED.
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anniversary of the Settlement of Boston.
BOSTON, September l7.-Salutes were fired and
bells rung at sunrise, noon and sunset, to-day in
Element of Boston. -
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Improvement. London clippers have been taken at f4
Ga los. -
No new charters have been effected for San Fran
CISCO
The Government has again offered for tenders for the
transport service, but took very few vessels
Exchange and Bullion.-The commissariat has not
drawn this mail, as was contemplated and rates have
fallen of little since the of business for
the outward mails
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REPLY.
GOvERNMENT House, TORONTO, !

Sept. ii, 1860.
SIR: have received your letter of the 5th of
September and have laid it before the Prince of
Wales. His Royal Highness regrets exceedingly
that the arrangements already made and the short
of the time at his disposal will prevent him
from accepting your invitation, for which his Royal
Highness feels much obliged.
The reasons for his not doing so have been more
fully explained to the gentlemen composing the
deputation
The Prince of Wales is greatly gratiied by a
letter from eminent person yourself, as he is
pleased to have received the invitation of the citi
zens OF Buffalo.
l am, sir, your very obedient servant,
NEWCASTLE.
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LETTER OF EA-PRESIDENT FILLM0RE-RE-
PLY OF THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE.
We give below the correspondence of the Com
mittee Of Citizens designated invite the Prince of
Wales to visit Buffalo, and the reply of the Duke
of Newcastle, assigning reasons for declining the
invitation
BUFFALO, Sept. 5tb, 1860.
To THE PRINCE OF WALES:
The citizens of Buffalo, understanding that your
Royal Highness cOntemplates visiting some por-
mittee to invite you, if convenient, to take Buffalo
in your route.
That committee in obedience to the desire of
our citizens, is happy to extend to your Royal
Highness most cordial invitation to visit our city
at such time as may suit your convenience.
While our people independent nation can
not be supposed to feel that loyalty which has been
enthusiastically and justly expressed in Canada, yet
| there is bond of sympathy between the United
States and Great Britain arising from their COM
mon origin, consanguinity language and literature
and the great similarity of their religion, laws and
| government, differing in form than in sub
| stance,-and more especially from the proximity of
our city to her Majesty's colonial possessions and
the friendly and social intercourse existing among
| the people, which will, confident, insure
your Highness most cordial welcome by our citi-
zens; and the committee, without any burthensome
| ceremonial for OstentatOus display, will be most
happy to show to your ROYAL Highness whatever
may interest stranger in young but growing
| city.
Should this invitation be accepted, the committee
would esteem it favor to be informed at as early
a day possible of the time fixed by your Royal
| Highness for the visit.
With assurances of the high regard and conside-
ration of the committee,
| | have the honor to be
| Your Highness' most obedient servant,
| MILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman.
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Arrival of the Steamer Kangaroo
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-lhe steamer Kangaroo
arrived this afternoon from Liverpool. Her news
is anticipated
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AN IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL QUEsrIoN.-A ques-
ton which will affect to serious extent the inter
est OF commerce. was recently brought before the
United States Circuit Court of New York city. An
act OF Congress provides that all home manufac.
tured articles which are returned again in their
original state, shall be free from duty. Under
this act millions of barrels and hogsheads have
oeen exported to return again, filled with sugar or
molasses. The Government in the suit in question,
claim to recover duties upon a large quantity of
barrels sent to Cuba and returned with SUGAR.
The Government claim that these barrels are not
returned in the original sate but became part and
parcel OF the package of molasses or sugar, or
whatever the contents may be. The question be
ing one of great interest both to the Government
and commercial community, the federal Judges in
New Y ork have certified to a division of opinion
which thus brings the matter to the Supreme Court
OF the United States for adjudication. 1t is esti
mated that the result wi II affect the revenue to the
extent of between three and four millions of dollars
annually.
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SALT-Liverpool Salt in good demand and we quote
It steady and firm at 95dl00 cts for Ground Alum 1856
gl60 cts for jeffrey Darcys fine; locales cts for
narsha 90 and l75 cts per sack for Ashton's do We
quote Turks Island Salt nominal at 2O25 cts per bushel
but there is selling
SUGARS-There has been very little inquiry to-day
Tor sugars and the only sale have heard one OF
IL hhds Porto Rico at 81 so. The market although quiet
IS however steady at our former quotations. viz S66
ior rehnng grades Cuba and English Island; Sc 62h "a
5Ofor grocery grades do So 50d7 for common to fair
Porto kco 81 SOFAS 25 for good to prime do. and s7d
S.25 for fair to prime do W
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds continue very quiet. We how.
ever still quote Clover at and Timothy at
az 70 per bushel Flaxseed is selling slowly at 81
LAS per bushel
WHlSKEY.-Whskeyi is dull and the market for it is
dropping We note sales to day of 100 bbls Ohio at %
cts and OF $50 b6ls do at 22A cts at which figure
could have been had. There is no CITY Whskey SELLING
but it would not bring over 22kGN22& cts.
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A destructive fire occurred in Alexandria, La,
on the Sd instant. row of six houses was de-
stroyed. The owner of one of them has been ar
rested on suspicion of having set fire to his prem
ises, where the fire originated,
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WHIsKEY ExCTTEMENr.-The newspapers and
people of Cincinnati seem to be greatly excited
in reference to the whiskey question. 1t appears
that certain commissioners have removed the OLD
whskey inspectors and appointed new ones, which
gives umbrage to the manufacturers and dealers OF
the beverage. The latter had meeting on the 9Th
inst, whereat they stirred up considerable spirit
against the effort to 'briug ints disrepute" the
cient and honorable Office of whiskey Inspector,
by applying tests, neither chemical nor mathemati-
cal bnt entirely pOlitical
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The BALTIMORE CusToM-HoUsE REpAIRs.-At the
appointed hour on Saturday last the engineer of
the Treasury Department, opened the proposals for
repairing the Custom house in this city. The bidders
and amounts were follows viz: Wethersly &
Bennett, $1,000; j. H. Henderson, 81 800; W. T.
Markland, $3.50; James C. Harrison, SlOl5O:
Thomas Lewis, Sl2,722 j. A. McComas, SIS, $780, s.
I. e. Morsell, SS,7SOG6; S. H. & J. T. Adams.
S6,972; Michael Roach, Sl3,693; Thomas Lester &
James Foss SlO,s5 Francis T. Gallager, SIl 300;
S. E. Hewes, Sl395472.
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To Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE.

THE LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-The Planters Ban
thinks that the published estimates of the sugar
crop of this year exceed probability that the plant
ers, except in few favored situations, look
for more than half crop. If the drouth continues
till October, not more than 200, 600 hhds. can be
made. The same paper complains of the weeds,
which are overrunning some of the best lands in
the Parish st. Mary.
Of the crop in Avoyelles, the Marksvie Fillager
says:-"The cane needs rain The chances are de-
cidedly good for moderate yield.''
HEALTH BUSINESS, Ere, SoUrH.-The New Or
leans papers say the weather there is now growing
comparatively cool and pleasant-with no signs of
yellow fever, or anything of the Sort Business,
alter the stagnation of June, is again reviving;
parties who have been absent in the North, or in
Europe, are returning, and every thing, even now,
betokens animation and life.
The Boston Post gives as good as ever Prentice
sent in the following: ...E.
The editor of the Louisville Journal says he
| never deceives his readers. That is because they
| never believe word he SAYS.
woman named Bridget Carlard was arrested in
| New York on Monday, charged with the unnatural
| crime of numbering her own child, by throwing it
into a vault. r..
Nicholas Longwortb, of Cincinnati, says it will
be own fault if we do not surpass the best
wine grapes nf Europe, by selecting the best ma
tive grapes and planting their seed.
| DR.. Barth, the African traveller, has published
in the ''Geographische Mittheungen," of Peter
manu. Gotha, an account of his recent exploration
| of Minor Asia.
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A WINDFALL.-By the recent decease of Mr..
Wadegrave, an English millionaire, Senator J.
Mcleod Murphy, of New York, becomes heir to
comfortable little fortune of over half million of
dollars. Mr.. WaIdegrave, who was descendant
of one of the oldest families in England died pos
sessesd of eight millions of dollars, which is to be
equally divided among twelve of his nearest rela-
tives the fortunate Senator being one of them.
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THE OPERA.-The heavy rain last night prevented
full attendance at the Opera, but in spite thereof
styIe aiu =" 40 IrvrIveu. MISS miner IooKed
the charming "Marie" to perfection, and sang the
role as she does everything, admirably. Mr.. Cook
and Mr.. Bowler capital as Cortouche and Tonic,
and all the other parts well sustained We
were glad to see that Mr.. Cooper was again able to
handle his bow, which he did with the skill and
grace of a master.
Tonight the grand opera of Norma will be pro
duced with Miss Miner in the leading part, and we
hope to see appreciative audience in attendance.
Reserved seats will be for sale at Willig's and
Stoddards music stores.
HOLIDAY STREET Observation-Disclosures attractive
bill is offered at this favorite place of amusement
this evening. Mr.. Clarke appears in each of the
following pieces: Sink or S'0im, The Green Noun
tain Boy, and The Prince Of Wales at Cape Moy
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Mr.. John Saunders, author of cloves Martyr
dom" &C., will soon appear with a novel, en-
titled "Tbe Shadow in the House" .ts..
In London, recently, TWENTY-FIVE pictures of the
choicest kind, from the Belvidere collection, we're
sold by auction, and brought the sum of Sl25,OO0.
Mr.. C.G.Wagner, from the Interior Department,
has been appointed as chief Clerk Of the Census
Bureau.
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In New York, on Saturday, about , o'clock, two
brothers named Moran, both intoxicated, engaged
in quarrel, and during the melee a fluid lamp was
knocked from the table to the floor and exploded,
setting fire to the dress of their sister, who in
the room. She was so dreadfully burnt that she
died in a short time after. The two brothers were
hurnad savprelV